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1sAM" Matinee. Saturday, KIM 81

7 ECTURE9 AT COOPER INSTITUTE -
- Dr. GLEASON, commences his course Of slI
Mumeroua Scientific and Instructive Lectures ON
"PhysoA Culture" apple 70 mental and moral Inn
ptovement, on Thu sday evening, Nov. $50. on the
Human skin and Hair, and their Proper Treatment
Hos 70 secure pehrly. usnsparent beautiful skin
and complexion. How W cultivate and preserve I 20
human hair from prem lture decay ana los- Of co
&c. Uses and abuses Of bathing and clothing, &c.
hpiendidly illustrs ed With msnikns model. g.,
costing over s2bVOU in Paris. 500
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A M1LLINER WANTED-A COMPETENT
n hand. Apply At 6s9 Broome IT. one doo. from
Hudson It. 10I
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DRY GOODS.

DEAD TITO HOUSEKEEPERs, BOARD
~ ING-HOUsEs, HOTELS, PUBLIC
IksTIIU TIONS, sTEAMBOATn, &C.
5000 White and Grey BianteIl ~ % toss.
b0 White, single and ThreeVuAIter Spreads.
- u " ~ rs.
1000 Cotton and Linen Sheets, 81 70 81 81
400 Hair pilowa b0c 10 81.
Lou Bed Sack, 81 70 to 81 So
i,O10 Pillow Ticks 700 " Boo.
1U,OO0 U. q. Bsdsteads, 81 5U TO 20 %.
Loo COAfORTfR5.
Together with larss lot Of &c, which will
be sold al priors TO suit all eireumstanoes
l96 WM. GARDINER, 1888 and 1l4 Canal Of.
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WANTED.

yVANTED-GIRrS TO WORK ATDRrSS.
w m4kins; also ~. cG'ic,,. Ap.yai IS Iourh
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BROADWAY THEATRE = BEGINS ~.
iyCor. broadway and Broome street. rs. CUAS-
fRAU A. FAN. Dr Walden's splendid comciV NJ
hAM, With CliANfRAU, ~ LORD DUSDRFAEY'J
BkOTHhR SAM 10 the treat hi, Of the season. lhs
possible 10 obtain adnlsson Beats should bs sscuiti
In ADVANCE.
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n"tRATORS WANTED 90 On CUSTOM
" coat. "a. IS 3 l. le. N'eN. Also good tai.o.s.
IAa highest wages paid. Cal GtT haaison Il, one
hirht 90
GPERATORS, BAISTERS AID BUTTON
~ hole maEers on linen and alpaca co IL on W. q
q '.'ordst 3I5
STRAW HAT TRIMMERS WANTED
- PLAZA AMI isnHy Il ~ AaissTst. w $1,000 w
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INSTRUCTION.

DhNJO-BANJO-I GUARANTEE THE
Dmosi unmusicA person 10 p AZ any Of the popuiaI
minstrel melodies ls, de- In one course Of ies,Ons.
o.. J. X BUCKLEY, 81 King At. SoJ
DANJO INSTRUCTIONS GUARANTEE
- 10 teach any pc pon to play perfect this lnsru
meni In short OF lessons Banos furnish ed
for practice. DOBSON Bros GSi broadway. 2CS
M USIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, 299
NlThird st. N. r., front room, LIST floor, NJ stairs
VIOLIN Harp, or Plano. 3iJ
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WANTED.
A RELIABLE AND RESPONSIBLE MAN

A RTIFICIAL FLoWERS-HANDS Wanted
hto WORK on roe. and buds; also small hands 70
learn Apply a. % Li.penard -. 263
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WANTED.

30 LA"0HiNG MEN wANTED--APpLY
W o. G..- ,.h .. az.
61O HANDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 80 ~ sl2 pcr week bais,er, from 90 to
rivSifRH. syeh All on coats AMY Al 800 a s95
hish'h St Ue' and u, in the factory. su
900 COTTON, WOODEN AND LINEN
.,,S " we've LEX wool spinner. and families
sMn l F.osn eniIdItn TO learn, &c, wanted a. the
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A GOOD BUTTER, CHEESE, EGG. LARD
4 % : padtr, stand Tor saIe in 4 m,rtr, on ,hs
ia.i Rive side, doing a rcod business Appiy 10
W II. AbbOl D., lIO Jha,hlm 81. VGS
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NlJANIEI-OPERATO On SINGERS
w aud Hove's sewing maeh ncs; also pa.ters on
Congre. shoes A. 81 boy 81, up Stair. A. st NJ
MtRt IFlD a co. 81
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T AIDES OF NEW YORK - WE LEARN
IL thoroughly TO ON all kinds OF sew my mach mes
IN tho tnortCs' tlAr, and seuI 81 shops ~ ~ ~
i,Ie. uW lch ave. Work when learned Machines TO
fen aud eel on her'l toms. "a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCE FOR AN ENERGETIC,
60 i-hcad n n For sale an e,tabli.hod usi, NJ,
nu.incss; TO aterou vita eneriy aud tac,, "A would
p.ONe safe Ani roh able investment Tho fni rtehl
nd t,cip' ~. making IT, will he .olt for 81 bDc,.h
lGf turtle. paitiea.arA address DYE. boz 90 sun
nln
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PRIESTS HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
- rae FIFTY CLNIs Vel k0s LAs sale W
DIg2- A4 gslsI wv, Wv
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& GIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL
An OPERATOR WANTED ON SINGERS
n m.cliue, buttonhOle makers, good We. makers;
gooI p paid Z 10 i0r week, corner VI Bush ck
ave Hui traud It. Mlllgmsbufgh. 30
, 1865-02-17

the Electoral Board with the reasons on
which said objection or objections are
based, within 3 days after the last men
toned date.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Frederiksted, 9Th February 1865.
&. SaEauW
Carl EaattenseRl.
f. EabePo
, 1865-02-17
Observation-Disclosures.


n listen over Valgbercttigede til Colo
A nialraadet er henlagt til Eftersyn
paa dette Steds T%hinghuus fra I5de I'll
28de dennes begge Dage indbefattede,
fra Klokken 8 slet Formiddag til HI 3
sIet Eftermiddag. Enhver der har Ind
sigelser at fremfore imod Val listen OPP
fordres, i Heuhold til ColoniaIiov al eide
November 1868 5 25, senest 3 Dage efter
Udl6bet af den o~vennevnle lid, til Valg-
bestyrelsens Formand skriflligen at ind
give saadan Indsigelse med OpgiVelse af
deGrunde hvorpaa samme stottes.
ValgbestyreIsen for Frederiksteds Dyes
Valgkreds den Ode Februar 1865.
G. SarauW.
Carl EEattensGRR.
H.. Fabep.
, 1865-02-17

ggNHE list of those qualified to vote for
A Members of the Colonial Council,
is exhibited for inspection at the Court
House from the 18th to the 28th instant
from 8 o'clock am. to 3 O'Clock pm.
Whoever has any objection to make
against the said list is hereby in accor-
dance with the Colonial Law dated 9th
November 1868, requested to state such
objection in writing to the Chairman of
, 1865-02-17
@. SGraJgW.
Cara ~HHAttensegh.
BAYmy ES. Beech.

g.JHE list Of those qualified 10 vote for
az members Of the CoIoniaI-counci is
exhibited for Inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18th to The 28th instant from
Q o'clock ana. TO 3 o'clock pm, Who
ever has any objection to make against
the said list is hereby in accordance wish
the CoIoniaI-law dated 27th Noemhcr
1853 requested to state such objection in
writing to the chairman Of the electoral
board with the reasons on which such OBJ
lection or objections are lasod, within 3
days after the last mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District Of the Jurisdiction of Frederik-
sted, the 9Th February 1865.
g.. SagauVV,
Cara EEatGemscm.
B39YEay EB. Beech.
, 1865-02-17

1890 AANO - CSA' NAAAJ ~
from the fines for 3rd quarter 1868,
which when received will be charged in
the Policemaster's accounts. AS regards
the other item, SIS, the Policemaster has
declared, that he does not consider Mr..
Moore liable for the amount, this having
been furnished by the Police as Temporal
ry aid, the family being in a destitute
state, in which view Of the matter His
Excellency concurs.
Report from the Supervisor of Chris
tiansted's hospital, that he has received
pr. Gerson the articles ordered from Co.
penhagen for the hospitals, as pr, e%nvoice
and vouchers herewith, requests that the
articles for this hospital be inspected,
and that he in conjunction with Councils
member Heyliger be authorised to super
intend the making up &C., oi the inyen-
tory. The articles for Frederlkstcd's
hospital have been placed in charge of
the commander Of the vessel, who has
kindly offered to deliver them on his ar
rival at Frederiksted.
Member Heyliger notified, that he had
inspected the articles for Christiansted's
hospital, which were found very superior.
The required authorization to member
Heyliger & the Supervisor was issued,
as also TO the Treasurer to advance the ne
cessary means to defray the attendant ex-
penses ;-the Council requested Mr.. Sim
melki@r TO tender their best thanks to
Messrs. Melchior & Son for the readiness
eyinced by them in advancing the means
required for the purchase of the articles
for account of the Land Treasury.
Report from the P-0licemaster, Center
District, that there are 25 empty meal
puncheons on hand proposes that they
be sold, as he has no room to stow them.
The Secretary authorised to advertise
and sell the above as we'll as the pun
cheons on hand at the prison, in all about
100.
Petition from Mrs, NJ H. Krause to be
allowed the pension granted her deceased
husband.
Referred to the Poor Commission.
Letter from the Hospital Commission,
Frederiksted, forwarding extract Of their
proceedings containing a list of articles
to be made and to be repaired, with an
accompanying estimate of the cost $63 Y,
not including the cost Of ravensduck re-
ceived for mattress sacks &C., from the
military depot.
The Commission authorised to attend
TO the neeeful.
Returns for 4th qtr. from
School Commission Frederiksted, total
amount of schoolmoney &C. S Sc. 80
of which collected. ---.---. IS. 81
arrears 30. As
books sold 6. rs
expended 30. so
Police Office Frederiksted, fines
collected 80. 20
including $12 repaid by Mr..
Moore for advance to W. ALL
eynes passage.
Police Office, Center District,
traffic licences, January----. Z. 90
Accounts for
Travelling expenses, attendance
on coroner's inquest.--.-. 4. so
Attendance to engines at FIRE.
deriksted depot and at the fort,
End half year 1864-----.... & 10. 80
Maintenance of paupers at the
hospitals, at the prison, me-
dicines, collins to deceased
paupers, January.-.--.---- 1878. "a
Spouts to La Princesse school. " 25. 81
, 1865-03-01
Ohio ana Michigan OIL Items,

The sandusky Eeysa<r says that oil has
positively been found IN the creyices Of the
rocks OF Birmingham township, Erie II,
and that an eastern company has purchased
forty four acres Of ground Of Mr, E. Ennis
for thirty thousand dollars.
we'll has been struck three miles below
FEeder!cksburg, Columbia county, on what is
called Island Run, at the depth two hundred
feet. Ihe well 1oEes eight barrels Q day.
There ase other wells in the neighboshood,
out none so good rs THIS.
. An e1change says that the OIL excitement
IN Butler and lawrence counties, PennsylVa-
MIA Is on the increase. DR.. Egbcrt, the oil
millionaire, has leased q we'll on Slspperyrock
creek, a well has 6ecu BtTDck ut H1FlcnBbUr
, 1865-03-01
Gen. Mcclellan.
From the British Army and Navy Q,1et

Feb Ill
Gen. Mcclellan has, we believe, left Lon
don for Paris, ard those officers who were de-
srous Of showing any attention to him in
their power, as mark Of their appreciation
of bis courtesy. whilst they were visiting the
camps under his command, have had no op-
portunity Of doing so. The General Is noW
nearly ten years older, and many years wiser
than when he wrote his remarks on our army
in the GrimeA; and rs he has come over to
study the progress Of arms md military mat
tiers IN Eulope. as we'll as for the private rea-
well, perhaps, to look little closely into tho
System under which larger army :fhan that
Of Rny power in the world, except perhaps
Russia, is administered and ruled by the
Grown. He will find a good deal to astonlsh
him when be has mastered the details OF the
elaborate -nlnchineEy Of Horse Guards, War
Office, and lndia Office, and studied the tnnc-
and Of the Commander:in-C Chief, and Of The
Secretary Of War, and the Secretary for
India, In relation to the soldier and 10 his
service. Whether he will admire It atl Is
more than wc can predict. When the youth
full Captain Of engineers was criticlsing onr
performances against Russian eafthworks,
how little he dreamed he would ba in less
than decade ut the head Of larger army
than France or England, or Russia had in the
field tn that peninsula, aud that he would be
treated By the exaggerated enthusiasm and
hope Of the hour as the "Youn. Napoleou,'
who was to crush to the earth the tremen-
dous revolt against the American Union Of
SO many sovereign States Of Americal AS lit
tie did he dream that, as Todlebcn could hare
imagined the fame he would achieve in the
city Of the Chersonese when first he walked
through its streets without my consideration,
or authority, OF reputation. If the American
Would ask the Russian what he thinks Of our
army and military resources, he Will perhaps
find that they are not 80 undeserving Of atten.
ton as be thought in 1855, and appears to
think in 1866.
, 1865-03-01

TIE S IA TIE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
or MICHIGAN.

The stat. ATeuitat.l College, I<ns.ue. Michigan
years requtr' 10 complete tbs tourBe of study.
1hlch Is t.fA IN NAL emsttcs kcglish Literature,
The conrses IL Chcmi.tFy, Meteorsioxy, Botany,
enlms. rhykoloCs. snd nthet tIanches OF NATURAL
ScIkHcx Are unusually exen.:Tc, Tfas atttLuon b.
iuE ptt s!so 10 trwlr Psacuca! a;p1tta!ions-
The College has Surveying and LereI1n1 Instru-
Enkrfb. AnAeum OF Natural Htstor5, Philosophical
instrrmetts and an exrelicnt Cuxx1cA1 l. ABoh1To1T
III which students ere taught to maze analyses.
Ihe F*sn has clay. nc. losra Q. a. ereht kinds,
eottoH lRn5l. EucE oets and neAs!y every oi
soA inown IN he s:s'e the stock hA bten entirely
A5Eshrs. Short Ho1n AZ Deron. AID south1o*u and
sdotd IL Ill nhtitr pertaining TO thEm and stock
management. c'nterncu1 R2d out z1fdoor Instruction
!. given Such Instruction will be much ncre full
than ever before.
In veee.4be garden, unsurpassed It the .nte tor
tEe yx'1etT OF tn PRODUCT IN the prchHrd the small!
huit Earden the ornamental gardens aud the un11e-
tes. A1ultnrk t.1ELt ali the best methoos OF Her
lcutufe snd kindred subjects.
Studen raid for their lAooF and the.f earnings
ct uLfJeQn ntly pAy from one third 70 ons hs11 OF
siudcnts are admitted to sell cou.ses ana 10. any
t1nc 1he-e IL al*o preparatory ciass 1or th not
su1c ntlg advanced 10 enter the Collegiate coa1ke.
B2sl is IT cot, list 3e3r s ESQ per week 7ul.
ton nee SsrdCnta from the State; TO othe:s 80
year. Rooms are furnished with store And bed.
EfeAd,.
The classes for the nztt ha1 yezr Of 1855. will be
tty organised the Eftt day Ct March Eekt-
For further particulars Or lot cstaloEns sr2!g 10
T. G. ABnuT, President,
f<$F FufTAF
, 1865-03-01

LIST. The undersigned, in order to correct
present or future misapprehension Of his
views On Fenianism, takes this occasion to
refer to what be has said on this subject In
public addresses in the Cathedral and in the
St: Xavier Church, In this city, within the
ID. He also desired to remind all whom It
may concern, thAt he long since published in
the Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph the consti-
tuition, bylaws and Goth Of said society, at.
tested and circulated By the late Rev E.
O'Flahe1ty, proving said society to have been.
at the time Of the circulation Of these docu.
ments, an oath-bound, secret society, and as
such to be Stunned and avoided BIZ every
sincere and loyal Catholic.
Sd. It Is claimed that the oath is no longer
enforced. and that the Feuian Brotherhood is
therefore no longer Liable to condemnation.
or distrust, as IN oath bound society. But
this regard as simply an evasion. For in
the proceedings Of the First National Conven-
ton Of the Fenian Brotherhood, held in Chi
year, By jan es Gibbons, Philsdelphia, I read
what l regard as equivalent to the strongest
kind Of oath, the following pledge Of mem
bership:
II, -, solemnly pledge my sacred
word Of honor. as o truthful ana honest man,
that will implicitly obey the commands Of
hood"
18th. Furthermore, in theXVIH resolution
adopted in said convention, read Of the
monstrous arbitrary power conferred on tbs
Head Center, to confirm or annul the election
Of all State Centcrs. and Centers Of Circles,
and that through this despotic aud mona7chl.
cal chief "alonc shall the Brotherhood re-
ceive any Communication from any parties
Whatsoever"
5th. If this does not constitute supreme.
irresponsible tribunal, and bind the members
, 1865-03-01
MANUFACTURERS NATION.
u1 AL BANK or CHICAGO.
TKEASuhY IMPAIRMENT, }

KAtnISGToS. January 18th, 1s6a
HheTeAt, Fy Rats:ncIofJ evidence rTesentea to TIT
HnderaiEned. y h. pe-n nnde 70 sprtax thss n n
City of hicaEo IN the County Of Cook End State o1
Illinois ~ been duly ctEanizeu unde: nnd accordin1
70 the requirement. Of the Act OF cnEr@sa eott3e5
. An Act provide FAtonxl Curfoncy, secured b.
Y enge Of United SiRtea houd1, AID 10 provide t61
the circulation Ind REDEEM prtnn thereof" approved
June g. lBA and has cosapeo With III the p1cv1,cns
mencins n ihe Sasints, nf Bansine unaer ha,d act
Eez: thsselo,e AuEl. me- MSGsileea s G1mp,;olleI o.
tutetx' Nsn0ual Bank Q! ChicA&o In the City o. Chi
cAgo, in the ouLtJ Of Cock, au1 State of Lin c,
authorized 10 commence the b1nneS3 OF Banking IN,
91er the net atoreaAld.
In testimony xhe. eot, witn1s Ey hAcd 1nd aeA o:
fGov1axxex1 GK1Ll HUGH AcCULLDCH.
fx2i.rI46OEa Couptfoliet OF the Currency.
, 1865-03-01

save two Sons in the Union army. He is hope
fn1 tor Tennessee says the y hole State IND
H5,000 slaves ut the beginning Of. the wal.
and East Tennessee but 20 900. The. State
the black man must first be abolished. and he
be protected ere he can start much. He Is
the only candidate for Governor, ond Is bound
TO be elected On the 4th Of March: l5yns the
more cartful to tell him Of our F1eednen's
Aid Commissions. He seemed pleased, and If
elected LIE will help us in our work. Speak
ing Of him, leads me to refer to bis pe1secu-
to's-the leaders, whom God is orerth7owing
IN the Red Sea. Behold ret:ibutiye justicel
Tt.daJ visited the rebel prison, gsnelaltT
called Fox Castle, after the name OF Fox, the
foImcr }al1or. This, is where Brown1oT and
other Union men were Imprisoned and en-
5sg 5eagsa: It Is an old square brick, strange
It is surrounded by a high board
fence, md well guarded. There we're
about 10O rebs witi}n-mauJ hard-looking
customers. In two Of .l.e rooms there were
Ht n .cages, made Of cross bars, about ten feet
squsre and seven or eight feet high. + is
Union men, that be tells Of In bis book.
He1e is where Mrs. Fry, a Union lady. came
from ~ miles away to See her husband. !sec
pac1u'e in Brown1ow's book,) with child in
her arms as she came in. As she ssw her
husband in this cage she WAS overcome. and
s@SA A.9tAe!12C. Ae EUE IEfAfHA aAV 24n AIA
husbands arm extended through tho CRATE,
IN vain trying TO reach her. This Mrs. Fry
tave just seen, who told me the story. She
1s The woman that pointed out John Morgan
to our Blcn, who found him in cabbage
gard and shot him. Her husband Is Colonel
u our army, and now prisoner at Richmond.
Who will help herr
In the prison saw Spcrry, the old editor
Of thc Knoxville Rtgiaer, who fired the peo-
pie 50 against Unionfsts. Ramsey, the Attor-
ney General, was lately put here. too. with
sperry. But his proud spirit sunk. He Was
sick, and is now In the rebel hospital. List,
but the worst Of all, Fox himself was put ii
there, where formerly he most cruelty and
9sdy a%tnlly ,aled. Ssce MI Mr: B's book;]
on the fortincaions With ball and chain
BY day, and sleep In the cages By night. For
while Capt. Fox had tho 7pfison jewc1ty,"
as Balnsluw called the fetters, put upon him.
HIS spirits began to sink. He felt that retri-
butive justice had orertakcn him. Remorse
weigh>d down hts spirits. There, where he
had formerly carried keys In one hand and
club IN the other, and pounded and killed
uniorists, I'D them on tainted liver and led
them out to execution, tormenting them as
they went, there now the cruel tormentor
sits down to reflect, and he cannot endure It.
It Is hell begun. He pines, he stckens.7 He is
taken to The prison hospital. He calls a min
morse, and without the benefit Of clergy be
Is bu1itd. This WAC but few days ago. Par
son Biown1ow paid his las. respects 10 him in
his paper which closed thus; "I will leave
him with the Devil to whom he has gone for
him to dispose Of, according to his good pleas
urc." - q. ". Conn.
, 1865-03-01

fFrom the Wheeling lntelligencer, Feb. 81
The people Of the city were somewhat sur
priscd yesterday at o rumoz prevailing In the
streets t. the effect that Generals Kelley and
Crook Ind been taken fiom their beds In the
CITY Of Cumberland and carried off by gang
OF fcbels. 1t vas soon ascertained that Gov
etnor Boreman had received g dispatch from
IN officer in Cumberland, stating that yester-
day aS9o thru eslSik sn1DRy Raty s9 s{
eantureil he plclets, entered the town and
carried Of Gcnerals Kelley and Crook: The
dispatch says it was q daring and we'll
planned affair. The rebels, about hundred
In number, were well mounted, and were evil
dently picked for the purpose. The rebels
left il the dinection Of Romncy, and cavalry
was cent in pursuit. subsequently the fol
lowing dispatch was received By Colonel
Washburne. commander Of thls post:
CuxBxRIAND, February n.
Colonel Washhurno: ..
a rebel force Of somc sixty or mora men doshed
into tovu about O'Clock this morning and took
off Gtncrnls Crook and Kelley and Captain Thayer
MELVIN, but no one else. Our troops nom here
arc in fQ1l pursuit. and troops have been ntfrom
New Greek. Troops from General Sheridan have
also gone across TO intercept tho zcbela. They
, 1865-03-01
A Correspondent.

Whiting to the Cincinnati CnKsT1AN ADVOCATE, ,kA5B:
:" Patent Gedttlnc4 are Ike doctors, Somt good.
hcpc rood for ncla!nk. hut iii having tci- feude 70
ccomm nd tsern each receiving sh.rr Of pub ie
f!=rJ in your parcI Aarp to know Il reliable
tic for Of the dseasss tor ~hcn it y rscom
mepued. haye converted with etverA! Intelligent
u pgcls.s son,r OF whom kre phyktc1snt. Who speak
II high nrase OF It Tor the cure o. d!aostea: snd
without tho kpoR eGce or acquaintance of the pro
Ettetor eBy such have that troE5:etone ant
{att d-eaEe, try IT, 1t has remarkable virtues With
out doubt Rev. VI. s. 1Ek1, FostcFlA. O."
dHtA tL.rI.1tn H1SAF1s
, 1865-03-01

Conndsnt,a Pnyr11hu ~ be consulted It hi. ot.ce
10 eo&th ClArt-Et., coruer Of Monroe. Ch!esEo,
Halt buck from tht Fostofl:ce. on All Ctronic Dir
c2Ses, and Dstn%as Of private xnd delicate nAcfe 70
ho1A Hexs4 which ht uRals With Cnps1A1E ed nEccess
looms separate Where Ladies' snt Gentlemen -. con
Cult The Doctor V'ttn the 6trlcteHt privacy. O0eE
6oure :rcn = H. 70 : +. r. enndA5sf 70 e u :. r.
AtdteA- Po-to.1ce BOZ II. Luc1cze two stenpT eAt
ket s.e ae1de tc HEATH. de3o-d397-lyis
, 1865-03-01
Bloomington Rursfrp.
WESTERN TREES
FOR WESTERN PLANTERS.
no Equal Improvement For The Same
Mnnev.


. MouEy.
Every perton who owrt eycn rod OF ground can
7e.ii1a Isf.foLn Lon On aiI 1nEettmcnt ey planting
sHEuEs Evs eGRKIsst nonYN, &C., obtained from the
tabfsnet 15s; one Of the oLDEs1 Ra ls1 md Nos1
TT C IN ths bu:lness here and n Vic 'nsincom.
Ahaa eExEH uorsrs for plauu and props:sttas puf-
Now is the Ti%e to Order TOR Spring
EAr1r ospzrs Will hsvs the test attention. Don.
deia} lest 1t be neglected, ana 4 whole yesr lost
Conoinc wit6 neishbor, and friends md thus get
what ron Want 1t IoW r1aUKns and Irse rTFxee
Notice p.cksse o. club rais. In new Descfipuys
CAfSlocus,
Forss ! zx. and Plants OF x4sr varieties. Cut
1e1y eesan'e ios shipping to d:ssan: points. for CO
EFT 10 e re1aoyea nen ,he ofehas nse seested
chiefly p:r1 esein taru, Jsnnct Of J.n,toa e.
sarment, b. TIL dos.n, hundred or thousand-B1fT
EXTKA SIZE pEAR TREES; SINE OF which pro-
Guecd ir1,f isst tceson ~ F
FEe ri + THEES. 1s1rr., and he1t ,toe1- "a tnovof
HAIE'S EARlY PK9f.H: paTifest vxT1rtv Fnnm
bF tfe ousn1itT A
CHEkRY likes: npc stock and large sssortment
PLVM TREES. APHICOTE NECTAKINES
QUiEiFE. NI!lRERRiEb Sc &c,
SMALL FRCiTS: Cu11 A1.e. QocaebeY7tes. Rsspber.
rfex H.o1ttte Ar HsrtnrrItta E.1sT hAt rsrt Tr.r.