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II. 4 "A. n. ANTHONY 4 co.
Manufacturer Of Photographic Mate


Tn addition 70 our msin business of PHc
MArsRALs. we are Hesdquar.
,ers Tor the following. viz:
sTEREoscOPEs AND srERE0sc0PIc
VIEWS.
or these we have an immense assc''ment,
In cluainy War Scenes. American and For.
eisn Cities and landscapes. Groups. Sia,u.
sry &c. g.. Also. Revolving S,ereoscoprs,
for public or private exhibition. Ou' Gaia
lcgus will be sen, to any address on recisp'
Of stamp.
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The CRIsrs OF THE BArTLE In one Of
The battles on the N ssissippi, the Confeds
rate General Pillow cslsd out 10 one Of
his on Gers 10 his ususl ponrous s'yls. "Csp'
fsin Duacsn, FIRE! the crisis h's come
Durcsn, without saying word. turned to
bis men. whs ~sse standing By their guns
s'rssdy shotisd and primed, snd simply cal
led out. ''Firei' The men ~srs slightly
surprised d The order, there being no par
'icusr objsci within range. when IN Vld
rray.he.dsd Irish sergeant stepped 10
"Pszs yer Honor, ~hst shall Ne FIRE az
/. Fire 81 the t'isis" sid Durcsn. "Didn',
YOU hssr the Gsnsrs say il had con-!"
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Photographic Albums

We were The first 20 introduce these into
,he United States, snd We manufacture i'm
menss quantities IN great variety. rsnal"c
In r-irs from so cents 10 $50 each Our
ALBUMS have the reputation Of being
,uoerior in beauty aud durability 70 any
other. They will be sent by mail. free, on
receipt Of price.
nTFine Albums made to orcer. 10
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cARDpHOTOcRAPHS

Onr Ca,alocue now embr,css over FIVE
THOUSAND different subjects (io vhieh
additions are continually being rnsdr) ~
Portraits OF Eminent Americans, &c. w
shout
100 Mai,rGenerals. $50 Statesmen,
900 Brig Generals, 100 Dslne..
275 Colonies, l25 An'hors
100 Lieu, .Co'one-. 40 Artists
$50 Olher Officers, leo S'pre.
rs NAVY Officers. Sd Prom'n' women
$50 Prominent Foreign Portraits
1900 COPIES OF WORKS OF AIT.
including rsproducliers n ne mHs' ee'e
hra,ed Engrsyings. Paintings. Sainrs. q n
sen, m rcceini of S'sma. A.
order for One Dozen PICTURES from 90
Catalogue will be filled n The receipt IN
81 60. ard seht ~ mail FKFE.
Photographs AMI others ordering good-
G o. ID will please remit i~en's i've pf'
cent Of The amount with 'h"ir order.
E. &H T. ANTHONY & 60.
manufacturers OF Photographic Materials
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
N-yThr prices and qasli'y q our gn7d-
carno, fail 10 satisfy.
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Anlhony stcinhauscr.

(Residence opposite Indiana Hotel, j asper. )
HAS a large stock AZ Dry Goods. Grocs-
~ res md Notions. which he Il DESTROYS
Of peddling out on the pincipie Of "small
profits md quick saIes.s He gives below
some o. his prices. and invites those who
wish 20 buy.,o Gallon him a. his home. or
stop bis wagon, when W morton. An kinds
u produce taken n exchange for goods.
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A Puh.s.hors (w.st Va sps.nysihs'
s-sssl esmbsr. " inc sssls,u's 'opt ne
rsr. Il Grsnsn H.. % no sssHing ~ The
1871 r'sima, for whssh-s. END saoeg lh'
pu'asr 49,. N. G.. ~ s.me~ht isfss
prona.iians skvshesils .ai H. d. OF pre-.
ro.nnn.t. nnfsr.r TaSs 49,. The slsl.
Nm q sns ~. ON ,ninfscai Mr D
60 Il. pAr,n iassihsr y "sns, inss'eePag
o.- rAs nat m.n lid bshlsd. ard h'
good nstased M. q s.fr. Mr, ID ~.
saan .l-.si.s and snoreias farisus'y. NJ
o.. more rssllsas under Inc ssgislsivs bur
d.s.. seen sross. snd wss sis'resy the
stsss, ~bsn a. sldsfl. lsdv esns sbosrs
rni DESIRED sleeping b.rh. "All right
w,d.m I" said Mr. G.. | ipot bs'h 9th =,
son. and vou csn crrnpv nv place ~ ihs
A.Na ~hsre nv l'ils by 10 slsspins -
Taking q. Il his. word Tho lsiv diva b 90 en-,
l,v dcwa with the 10y. Anes gnisi r.
p.sof rrns i,ns. 'hs bov. Mr.. D.. BE-
q. 80 resslsss fsom sar.s cause, aud bsgsI
t. kck arouad TO 'hs snnoyaacs ~ the oil
lsdy, So iss mstsrnsl masnsr she pstles
tic boy on tho back and said: Lie still
90 ~: ps~iJ I aigh, sleep with yeu.'
ell sud d--n.r sid the lsgisls'or
- ~ srs ,oai I'm no boy, I'm NON
t-r Of ths Yves, Virgins Lsgisisturs.'
I,is ssia The Cd lady -woonsd. end could
sot be brought too iii y. promised ths, G
sh,uid be impssehed. ~ s~esrs'hs thing
shsnr 70, 50. Wat action the Lsgis's
turs will ists 70 protect lie o~a dignity 70
mains 70 Be sssn
, 1865-01-13
The Story OF u Gothic Arzn-Chair.

A Paris journal publishes strange story Of
Nh old Gofhic armchair, which was sold re-
Gently ut The public auction rooms IN the
Rue Drouot. The article in question, at first
richly ornamcnted, Tas presented by the
maker to Maria Theresa, and figured In her
boudo:r. After the death Of the Empress Of
Austria it wss sent, in conformity with her
desire, 10 Queen Maria An;oinette, OF Frauee,
and was subsequently, used BY Louis XVI,
ter Tie Kings tragical death, Clery, his valet
dc cLa1ub1e. became It's owner and took it to
England. where 1t successfully became the
prtpcrty OF the Prince Regent and afterwards
or Tie Duke Of Cumberland. The latter took
It. with him to Berlin, and there sent it to an
upholstcrcr for repair: The workman 10
whom it was entrusted, found in the stufllng
Of tle & at diamond pin, the portrait Of
boy. and several sheets Of very closely writ
ten manuscript. The 1nan sold the pin, and.
eaye the portrait and papers to matchmaker
Of Ills acquaintance. Some years later, the
matchmaker, whose nnme was NaundorH, en-
dcayored to pass himself off Us Louis XVII,
and produced the papers and portrait III sup
Port of bis plctcntions. After making some
l,oise in F1nnce, and then in Belgium, where
he lost lis son, who called himself tie Duke
Of Normandy, he went TO Java IN 1858, and
dicdi the,c, two workmen who found the
portrait and documents, kept his secret till
just before bis death, when he revealed the
whole to lis family One Of his relatives,
having ascertained that the chair WAS still at
Berlin, purchased it, and sold it to French
Traveller. who carried 1t to Paris, whero It I'LL
umate;y came into possession Of an old Wo-
man, The in1nu1e Of an asylum for the aged,
lately deceased. It Inns now been sold By
auchon with the rest Of her effects.
, 1865-01-13
A <SOrFe%IpOu<ieuI~

Efttng 70 s:e GlnciE natl cHKIsTlAs ApEocA1E esT.:
some good for nothing. hut 81 Aayts tbcr lrienk
!econm. nj item auu each receiving share OF 2ob r
favor. Fur Instance, The CONSTITUTION wEtct yer.
t.sed in your paper harp u know i 1cabic At.
uc:e for stmc oi the distas-E for which It l. recon
mcndtd- hare conyefscd With several Intelligent
druggists. E3ne OF whom are phys!cisns, who speAk
In high Irnae OF 1t tor the curt Of dihb+tes; ant
without xAc Know LEDGE ur acquaintance Of the PRO
prtetor CAT ray such have that 1ronb and
t4tsl dheHse, tIt H. Ii hHs r.MaEkah. t1tnts with
ont \ doubt. ReI. II, s, LGET. FostoFla, O."
de18. .h3.::>7m Nx&F11
, 1865-01-13

there may be sonc un1utentlonal 'naccurn-
cles; but whatever is wrung there Will no
doubt be rfghted by the fiiends Of the scheme.
Meanwhile, upon what was advanced on
Tuesday night, people are beginning to think
what it is cracked up to be, and that much
good will result from free discussion in refer
ence to 1t.
, 1865-01-13

~ Our readers remember the ceremonies
Of the canonlzation performed at Rome two
years ago, at which several bishops from this
country attended. We understand, from pri-
yate adrices, that another canonizatlon will
take place In the early part Of next year, # hen
the names Of twenty-five new saints will be
placed on the calendar, It was at first intend
ed to perform this ceremony In May or June.
or at about the same month as the last, but,
as the cases Of cne or two Of the 6esai arc not
ready, it has been deferred until September
Nineteen Of tho candidates for sniutly honor
Hrt RelEians.
, 1865-01-13
DROPOSALS FOR FRESH

OFFICE C4'yA:s.AEY Of Srns!srrScE,}
tNlcAdu, Ill.,. lamar, 1Ht. 1863.
y oeloc. ~. q sAiEEnAy. ihc :lst Jsnna1y. 70
furnishing 1RE>H tEEf to 1hn II ops II tn. fol!
loatnk places. comuenctnE th lst aRE or February.
15: lor ':u1 menths .r s9sa .lo.teI pcE;od q; tie
lsnnd, Quincy and Springfield. Illinois. and at all
caIs rets, ceros ahd hospitals In the vicinity OF
tho Rbos e uhute. pCsta 49,
The said Heel 10 lie o1 COOL. xl:olcH-.ne quality,
with equal proportions o. hlni and lore auasttEs
nycrcd In eucA qnkntttis and Ut tlc! tnes hud
IT, the Post Ccnlmif6srtes may direct.
The bcel to be OF steers lat >owt, Balis, Stays
and tim COWS utlct.t
All b, bein duplicate, accompanied ty COPY
CT this ads Isenent and antct Of Two resp 3ns.
Bit rcrsuIlA, IN the following iorai:
I'VE, TIC undersigned. htrc:} guarantee. In chse
the foregoing itd Ut - be Accrpted It sneil be
duly fulfilled according iis tine ptrpost a1d coz
dtiona; that written G. ntEart sn2n be exc
cuted y It'll boLds In the enE Ct &21iSsG>"
{NAmts Of guafanteEs.j . .
, 1865-01-13

In addition to the above, there Is on hand a
large number Of extra equipments, accoutre-
10 make m the t.stands Of arrns'' complete.
WHAT WISCONSIN HAS DONE.
tn the calls Of Government for troops, no
State has responded with greater alaerity than
Las Wisconsin. She has sent to the field since
tic commencement of the war, forty -four
regiments Of infantry, fur regiments and one
company Of cavalry, one regiment Of heavy
md one company Of sharpshooters,. making
an aggregate exclusive Of one hundred day
men3 of sevenfy-five thousand cue hundred
md thirty-tllIec men. OF this number, thjr-
ty.two thousand nine hundred and seventy
have been lost to the service by deaths, dis.
charges and desertions, leaving IN TIC service
hundred and sixty-three men. To this largG
number furnished By our young State, should
be added 1he three regiments Of hundred day
, 1865-01-13

Here Is q joke on antiquarIJ, condensed
l,om TIE Reader, worthy ofanklng with
Scott's "Afkin Drum's Lang Adle.m or Dick
ens' .Bill stu1nps, His NLk." Wnea the
British Association went tfstoneh :ugc, last
summer, their attention US attracted BY Ger
tain marks On the uudeI surface Of fae inl-
post If the great centrf tsiliti, or what N "
b. regarded Is the KEYSTONE to the temple.
These were not unlike II Roman and com
blncd, a1d appeared TO resemble either an as.
Economical symbol, OF some ancient 1nasons'
marks. An animated discussion took place
thereon: Professor Rawllnaon denied that
the marks could be anything but Roman. OBJ
serving, however, that hc should not think it
necessary 10 conclude that Stonc!tcnee was
erected at times subsequent to the Roman III
yasi6n. The gentleman who lcc:urel on
Stonehenge '*went in" for their remote anti
guilty. But rery recently there have appeared
rustic sclloolmaster, q pumpkin shepherd Of
Salisbury Plain, and fe1low-taborer, Who
distinctly assert that they were present when
the marks were madc-abont farty-flVe years
aro t-I0n30k Cor NJ T. Tribune
, 1865-01-13

bACHfl0RB celebrated HAIR DYE 1s TIE nxsT
q TH1 woklD. The only HARkLks., TErE aud EELI-
,A1LE Dte EnoEr 1hts fp:rua1a Hair D.u t. Perfect
GLOSSY r. BLACK and kA1prA!. bEowS. without injuE-
aud beautiful ,mpsrs fresh vitality frequently re-
stottnE ~ Ttstine roloE and rccee the 81 ets ot
BACHELOR. gil cteEr arr mere lnit.tanz aud should
r avoided sold b. I'll druggists. &C, Factory 81
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing The Hair.
, 1865-01-13

MEDICAL PCEyFToE's OTTIcI.3
LOUISVILLE, Ky ,Jan. 5. 1865
SEALED r!lJFOAAL> a1l. Il celvtd 1t tt,t tf.
ocs nor Jan aarl IS. 1875 for furnishing ICE tu the
Med1cAl Department Of tho ARMY during the ensaipE
ycAr, at tie Poiuts herrn tessr1ate. The ire to b.
stored By the contractor fn properly ccnsirncted lct
of April as1t ths lse no; 70 l ioI natl. .ss
which Il u packed shal bave been approved. b. :
medical officer. and p.smcnt VI. be n>!e only for
The psopu.a!s will bt mBhe fur the Quantities indi'
csted b4o required NJ the fesrectlEs places With
the pfpyiko thbt should he needed 1t aEy time
ior the 5csr sur II shsl' be furnished at the
1aatz and under the eame conditions:
" hrE ri al
, 1865-01-13

Confidential Ply slc3sn. :at,' OF Fhxdelrhis. h2&
opened office st No. 1G3 Deatoosn street, 9hcte hs
Is Prepared 10 t5cht ali d1se",:r o' tecfet oatarS
having IT.. twelve yc1rs 1pcri' In the Eastern c
.ic4 he u uhlr to warrant .nd spetty cure My
ch.tRes nF4' low. Consult.ito1 tree: Once open
from 6 Il. II, u lc r. Ii. tnS ttSS 3Q-S
, 1865-01-13
prtnttng.
PENSION AND BOUNTY BLANKS

Pension and Eonl,ty Blanks.
For 5aie II the CAlcAGo Ta1auss Orp1u1, q
Clark street.
Tho series is e,,7npete, and the forms II. scm-
rats, conforming In every re.guct to tbs inst7c-
lions from the Pension Urlce. Al lie forma nes-
tanning to IN applicat1un ale printed apon uua
Sheet embracing The Declaration of the Applicant
the Afdavits Of Witnesses, tie Certificates Ct thu
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Certificate,
&C.. &C., With ample blank apaces.
Application for Transfer oi fe1sion-
Application for Pr:za Money. ........
Application OF Widow or Aotsez tcs Payment o3
feusEon-
Applica:io. Of Invalid Pea.inrc- .or Payment Of
Pension.
Claim OF Heirs for Arrears,
EplIo 1of Horse and Equipment
tnardlans Declaration Of Minor Children 70
Pension.
Gra1dian's Declaration Of Orphan sl,ta4 70
Penefon.
Iavalid Pension Claim.
Tmchete.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment Paperrs.
Abstract Of Disbursements.
Communication Of Rattons for Exchanged Hfacz-
Of War
Descriptive Rolls.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money
{Act Of Aarch 8, l93A)
Fathers Application fox Bounty Money aud Ar.
rears.
Tn-Monthly Return Of Recruiting omcer.
Quardlan4 Declaration of AIpcx Children Nor
Bounty Money and Arreara.
Ne send them POST FAuo, At the rata Of 4tno
Per quize, upon the receipt oi tho money.
Addreas, TRIBUNE CoRA2x,
, 1865-01-13
DF. James.


Mefnef1S u4 Janct' Hosp,tsl, Custom House street,
p n ~ established IN lsc now rssn
4aAllat IN The treatment of OLD Cuuos1c. MRRcuKiAt.
N1sEs AsD DitoEpxns. CY Z co:1tGInus vESEnE1I
Ga4eR4c1Et curct them withou. rcsc.tlnt TO Asrco.
"a. LontDE roTAebi arsenic OF any posCn bal WILD
NkuTkAL-R -RE, foalr.rE ccEK io1 Ill hunors and
blood p0Snnx.
ORs1HI WEArSEss such CT seminal Weakness,
Noctutns! 1nd 1nurnn Emissions hcouEht on by nhnse
OF tie syste carly indsczGti0ns. caceAs or cutlied
5aercditsIt, canslng IT,: q eno:y confusion, DE-
I,res11on lncAa and ottcntimcs 1nSsnfty With Other
deplofah'e trains Ct synptnn. ueateo and radically
Nufed Al u1aIlIblr nl.ilud saving Luch time anc
EXPENSE 4.:ee dono1te4 structure uni all diseases
pecntlar r. the ecxcs Of private nature, radically
cured.
gold d.see"es q the most HoisKlnLS c1Ass, ,Ehera
Ehe blood liz become nossntt prs tCc!ng hlotehes CD
.he fsce, small watery blister. ps.ns ID the head and
bones, ucsr.ted lrost: la. and body. sczoia-
Ia toEetl,e1 with an endless urmbcr Of suttc1iaEB
Dr. Jane, Is recommen:e. b the rtc>s generally Of
She so1th the medical tacrty aud Predecessors o med
xl colleges. etc. There At3Ctf1 Rhouat .Arply INNS
'tiatelS ape be cure: Ct ti,e:e Aoribic diseases.
Remember, Dr.. james Once anf Par!ors arc at SE
:ahndolpA between state and Dearborn Etrccts
Oatce open from \. N. until p. N. Cousu 'tAtsons
Ncu1Heuttsl /. - 1ur
, 1865-01-13

All bidders must give their and place Of busl
-ueAs. .
CURED.
TaYfatltS t. BE- made In Euc funds lnny be fur
piehed by Tit GIFTED States.
PROPOSES must tie addressed u the rt1xued,
and tncorsed " P1a tosAtk ios tfcsb Eerf:"
GEQRGb ". Campbell.
Sa11 .eSn111f Cana n and G. s.
, 1865-01-13
mr. BIGELOW.
Confidential kshYAfcf1a.

an BE- :1,ied a: hts ot!cG III South Clk1k street
corner oi Monroe, ChIc.-Eu.
IsH q b'tek rom ihG Poetotlce, on hll Cnronlc Dis
.oth Witch he ue-lf ith anrsfaitelec success
Rooms sePaI IT,. wiz :. L:I's sad ,entemen CAD COZ
4ult the Utcter RitL tie strctfeft privacy. Oface
socrs n n ; =. III. 70 r. sunda:e 10 Y T. T. r.
adctesl p-stoince Boz Ii: l1Clnse tive stsMps and
htk G1--..tS HE:th. dfS t.J1-1T Us
, 1865-01-13
31rnpo5als.


EV1OI VN5I3I1I TVlt IEL 1LN OE
l. Stcau. Cutters on the l-Akrs.
TEEAerEY DEPARTMENT.,
Dt cemhef u 1ehi
Proposals VIII be recetvrl at this Department until
T. b. hGEHy. tie 1tIh el January Acxs ter t:la
construction OF three tour Rvtb2. Steam Cutters
ts!de-Hhs el tor tie pptt Lake,. 2aa one or more
Ipt Lake ontario. .....
srecinceue in detail Will BE- farihe3 bid 1crs
3Tplcai In person OF ly t. this Dep .ttnenl
81 to tue Collectors Of Custu.r At Roston. SeW York.
lila0c';i;.. Baltimore and tho C!'t:ectors OF the
2-tnca: Lake Porte. The 2topos4 should tie s=A1ed
and atdl ssed 10 the Secret ars Of tire Treasury aud
endorsed on tue enyeope "!Topo*asss II ~ building
tn1 .46lG.t wAF Secretary CT tho Treasury,
, 1865-01-13

r ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY
~ at Aubnrnta,e, Mass ten miles from Boston. on
rs %essestes sl;1ad oeaoa naa 1:e t'e' !Ss
Departments Of Music, French. md Painting. oaer
krltciAI inducements. Number limited to tn. To
tecnrc rooms nppy early. Spring Term bc,ins Feo-
tnA-y 9Th, 1sx5. A ,dfess
inf C.%9Ht-F HEw.f< I'll HAS. II. rTcHTEH
, 1865-01-13
$10,31s.N
100000
Es.H
@.Gu
1853
1856
Upon the Negro question the Governor

says:
Ihaye not the data at hand to show tho
actual number that have been taken from the
rebels and placed In our lines tT this procla
nation, but that the number is:large, and in
proportion as it is large is benetlcial to the
strong reason in my Judgment, vhy this meas
ure was ffaught with great good, may be
found in its influence upon foreign nations.
There is no Disgusting the fact that at the
time this proclamation Was Issued, there Was
great danger of foreign iatcrvention. For
ejgn nntious, particularly England and
France, 50 fur as the aristocza.ic portions Of
government weakened By disnafon. This they
hare shown in many ways. There is no ques-
tion, either that the great mass Of the people
OF England and France are Violently opposed
tS t. shs Institution of African slavery. While,
wonld naturally lead thcla~ste:r No. Il thc 70
Southern Coufedcracy hoping "a W3.akcn ms
the great mass Of tho people of thoae nations
when they saw ,thi7 proclamation, nna that
the pcIpetuation' 'of African slavery probably
depended upon their recognizing the Confed-
eracy and sustaining the rebellion, their ha-
tired Of slavery overcame the jealousy of those
Governments, and recognition WAS withheld.
Had this proclamation been withheld, and
this Issue not presented, the recognition OF
the Southern Confede1acy by foreign powers
would have been more than probable. The
following extract from late letter OF Alex
ander e. Stephens, Vice President Of the So.
called Southern ConfedeEacy, tends strongly
to confirm this view Of the question. He
says: 1.-The silent sympathy Of England,
France, and othcr European powers, arises
entirely llum their ruauia upon the subject Of
negro slavery. Lincoln had either to witness
our recognition abroad, the moral power Of
which nlule he saw Wonll break down the
Nnr, or to ula6e It All emuuciuation wnrn
IT. las been urged ngainst this measure that
the black man would not fight. Said Jack
son, at New Orleans, in addressing his negro
soldiers, " expected much from you, for
was not nnlOiormcd Of those qualities which
must render you 80 formidable to an Invading
foe" Again he says, But you surpassed my
l"pe; | have tou11 in you, united to these
qualities, That noble enthusiasm which i'm
pels TO great deeds" It II unnecessary, how
ever, to refer 10 the opinipns held OF thcso
MN, or their deeds III the past, to refute this
argument. We have the prutf Of th .ir cour-
aye, salur and endurance, now before our
eyes. The present contest furnishes ample
point.
1t has also bctn urged thut It was dishon-
orab'e for tie white soldiers to fight beside
to this, that Washington, Jackson, Grant and
many other grea. and gnod ncn fought beside
them, and did not consider themselves dis
hOn0led. Thousands Of Our noble soldiers
ate fighting beside them to-day with honor;
and strongly doubt whether the man vino
falls to respond to his country's cali for fear
Of being diahonored by fighting beside the
seeing patriotic black 1uas offer up bis LIE
on the altar Of ltberty-gi1l not bc found
wanting In the day Of trial, aud fill to serve
lis country under any circumstances.
, 1865-01-13

PTopcs.is ~1l also b. received for furnishing Ice
ct gil TT above rons nAi1Y by Teigh toI ths ssar
SnrEtons In cfnrEe- nt Uuited States General Hos
fitas, upon III preceding An1ua estimate aud With
VIC e~'''~ FORM or PROPOSAL.
The undersigned proposes 10 furnish ---tous
OF r1t quntty lce csfrIutly Packed IN Ice
houses. 1t the within nRnel points. nAmtly :--
p1toc per ton Of two thoussod pcnnds. namely. at
per ton:
ment and approval OF y Medical O..cef, Or Other
properly appointed Inspector, oe1ure being recepted
Or .. ..,- :,
cate bills cc71l1cd TO bY the Medical Director.
t6igned,,
, 1865-01-13
5pGtial NGtietS,'
70 Cure Burns.

Aed ten crops Of Dr. T. B. TALnor's MED1o.rrn
1xxArrLa C1Dkhto enc Qunrt o cold wrter :satnrn1s
3nk - otisn Is Il oeceme. wurtn Ii viii 1en,2Ie IL
q pain ~ 1se minutes Keep II vet WITH he rre
paianon nntf we'll Ado ice. II 1T hand to the wate,
@ me ps!n !tmcytd. tucl cold w.ter Is su ucisni
N1tA 0ealed Fer sale every where.
7: BABBfTT, Bole Agent New York
1T ea!s ~ HLlSS q SHARP, j. TARsONS d CO.,
nVGh HnThER, F-GA Il. ii uUDKEK, j. ROEM.
, 1865-01-13

VO-PARTNERSII1P NOTICE.
~ Mcss7s. Max kramer and Ado1pa Kramer sre
this da- n"uitted partner tn business, which vii
bt continued uuns / t!,e trm CT
J. 81. 61INE, KRAMER d CO.,
rs heretofore II g Lake street, corner Q! Wabash
6yerue J. II STlNE-
ILtc1yo JAnusry n, :EE5. VI d523-M
NOTICE-CHARLES E. VII
IN LAID, OSCAR T. CONNER. and LEVI F.
MASON hRvr bier admitted to an tnttrest IN ny hus
ltss from this dt. same dr name hs heretofore.
January :, itG5. G. Il. HECkNlIa.
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