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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-08-02
XXXvII Congress.--Extra Session

WASHINGTON, July "a.
SESArE.-Mr. Foster presenteda report and
memorial of the Common Council of New
London in favor of establishing the Naval
Academy there. He urged the claims of the
State and place with few remarks. Re-
ferred to the Naval Committee.
Mr.. Grimes offered resolution instructing
the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the
expedicncy OF requiring the oath of allegi-
ance to be administered to each naval and
military officer and employee OF the Govern
ment. Agreed to.
The Senate refused to concur in the House
substitute for its bill for the better Organiza-
ton of the Military Department.
The bill to punish fraud on the part OF any
officers entrusted with making contracts for
tho Government was postponed until to-mVr-
row.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to promote
the efficiency Of the volunteer forces. Re-
ierrcd to the Com. on Military Affairs.
The bill regulating the pay, &C., OF the
revenue service, was taken up.
Mr.. Hale made motion to postpone the
bill until the next session, but withdrew it.
The bill passed.
The bill to promote the efficiency of the
volunteer forces was read a second time. II
allows the President to discharge officers who
are incapable or inefficient, or violate Official
duty.
Mr.. Fessendcn. from the Com. on Finance,
reported back the bill to provide for the pay
ment OF tho Government Police of Balti-
more.
Mr.. Pearce, from the same committee, ex-
pressed dissent from the bill.
1t was passed.
IloUsE.-Mr. Elliot of Mass. reported o
bill authorizing the President to appoint
Consuls to any foreign ports where It may be
deemed advisable for preventing piracy. at u
salary not exceeding $500, the Offices to
cease when peace is declared. Passed.
The Senate bill appointing Board of Na.
val Officers on steel clad steamships, and it
their report is favorable, authorizing the
the Secretary Of the Navy to construct one
or more, was considered. A million and a
half Of dollars is appropriated. The bill
passed.
The bill authorizing the President to accept
the services of SOC, 900 volunteers was passed.
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OBJ Unian gournd.

II Advertisers are particularly request
ed II hand In their advertisements as early IN the
week as possible. In order TO secure Their lnser-
ton they must be received by "Wednesday noon.
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MORE The delegates are requested tn leave
Oh ir credentials with the State Committee he
fore the hour Of the meeting VI the Convention,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

FAMILY
CkTHRaTIC PILLS,
CON POUN FRDM

CONPOUN DED FROM
Pure VEGETABLE EXTRACTS; -AJvD q
UP IN GL.ASS ASE -AfR TIGHT md mn
=. =. q "a II Il lIE-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06
NAnnLES Nm

- The Arm Of PATCH 4 ALLISON having ace
dissolved and the husinessdivided the Ranataetarfn1
II Harness Saddles. &c. will hereafter "e carried on
~ the subscriber in the buildins FORMERLY oeeupied
" JOHN ITE-asa Clothing Store nearly ePpsstt
he old stanI of Patch & Allison The sasssriHer u
uI.y prepared with an ampi- supply % FrizminEs,
q d took ofAli kinds .forthe Nsnu setnreot tnrtnlng
d his line A good supply Of HARNESs .SAb'LhS.
RUNKS &C.. constantly on hand which ne Niltee
happy AZ All tines, 20 exhIbitto his old friends AnA
new customers. 4. II. ALLIsok.
Warren, AprfisS. lSSS-
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b z
T h E
Only DISCOVERY

Na.v ~Ircr the great ii-c"verv OF Prof Wood
have an mp5-I not ,uls 70 imi at his rrstOr+'ivr-tu'
lrofe~s &" nav dJscpvs r-a ION tfirg thai Wouin pr
,tse. r,-uJ- ittutir4i &. ut Ik-, hav- all c M ma
rap-. rrrur carrie away y III WOTd~r al tr>HtS 81
Pro- W.slS preparation asd have bet forced 10
leave the Gc.d 70 is r~rsjs5less sway near We Oi"~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

NEREON Trumbull Co. May it- RAJ
This crrtidrs that / have been in very poor health
for wears and found little or no relief after employing
\ nnmi er 81 phySieians Ny disease was Pre4sPsis
Uteri. ] had been reduced by thai and FiuSr Aihus
urtil I had become ulcrrstrd TO a considerable extent
n he advice OF Dr.. g W.. Bu-bneil. I procured and
took six bottles o. MarshalIs Uterine CathSlicsn.
which rnahlsd me to anehd 70 my husband in his last
sickness until he died which was about 4 year since.
7 have taken three bottles since his death, which has
made m. shle to labor and support my family Il three
children. The Catho.ieOB has ne5rly restored me to
hath. 1t is the only Thu that has mitgated ny suf
Tering for Ehieh / tel very grateful.
~ MARY z ROBINSON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

DD1NGS d MORGAN, Dealers IL
Il Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Croc, ~.
Hardware, Csrpeing, Sole Leather, &c, a. the Sign
the Empire Store, Warren, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

and Shy7 because il HeusT fails 20 afford '~Hstanfa-
Hs'Es rshJ. when given in time IL acts as by
magic. and one trial alone will convince you that
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1krtbsRts.

'. W. RICE ?. R. b RNETT.
RICE d BURNETT, Importers and
IL Wholesale Dealers in China. Glass and Queens
ware, No. ii Superior Street, Cleveland Ohio.
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wr-1 BrDrOaD. coshOe.on 70. Nav "a. Is57

PrIes Of .Hars aT 6fsriHe cSfkoEesH as One
DoNr aHd a HaN per Single Bons
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

NIX H8TER IN 1H6 MOUTH NTH TIE IN
TGORATOR. s. SW .SLLOB BOTH TOGETHER
Price One Da8lIaT pes BOItle.
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full asso,ineHt

1UKIhL VASES ~ IuII HsSU'IIEVHs
ID OF METALLIC BURIAL CASES just rec VI
These Cases being perfectly air-tigAt, very n 81 7e
tard decompositi"n. ard entirely prevent the : cap Of
any offensive gas; and are well adapted 10 the prsseT.
walton and transportation OF the body
An assortment alw1vs on hand Orderas treS
T%RUEsDELL & TOWNSEND.
Wsrrrn- O Jnnr l5th. lsaa. -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06
IItALTH OF AMERICAN WOHsV

Il From then Y. Daily -Nees. (EditOriaI)
We desir~ TO Gail attention to a lstter from DR. Joshua
Bridge.On Health Of America women in another
column. lie treats the subject in an able manner, and
his skill and medical Judgment may he relied npen-
From ts ABaHg EcsHiHg Express.
M~arshaII's Uterine Cathoiieon has proved to he fully
Is valuable as it is eiaimed TO be in many severe tests
male y medical gentlemen and others. Dr.. Bridge IS
= regular physician OF very hRe a~ttaiEnents.a nan OF
great Judgment and discrimination, a jrdiciOus aEd
highly successful practitioner in all diseases. espe
efalIy these OF women and children
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

wEsr BEDFORD. Coshoetoh Co.. Nav "A. le57
Mr. Il B. KISasLkT. Sill have been selling the
medicines OF the 6rsnenierE Company Tor The last ten
wears, and have invariably 4 und then TO give good
satisfaction: and the pills l have sold TO a good naBy
families as regularly As their tea and eoree. and with
nv trade they h-soms = staple article. Marsbalrs
Tterir CatholicOn is a Il rdicine that has done 4 grsat
amount % good in fruale diseasss One lady ] sold il
To told me she had received more 1Ienett from one lot
tie than she al, IRON a long course Of nsdiealtrszt
mpnt by the most skillful physicians.
Yours truly. JAMES NILSeN-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

TCWT : y FWTIFTT wv ~ ~
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATEOLIcONl-
Is uH.'-SUattbgiS ohvtet as n reliable ienitdy Tor AL
those complaints to which every S--a an IS liable, and
which gradually anect the mind rs well IS the tody- 80
that TO think. talk or work becomes alike aource OF
Suffering, IL not sn inpoSsibility- Among other COM
plaints Tor which The CathOhcnr is a remedy. is the
Falling Of the Womb. Whites, Suppressed. Irregular
or Painful Merstruati0h. floating. lnhanmations and
Diseases OF the Kidneys or Urinary Organs. Retention
or Iucoutinxner o. Urine. Heartburn. COsuVeDeSs.
Nervousness Paintings PalT itatioEs. ramps. Dis
tu-hrd slerp. ard aifIrouhlr,, organic or sympathetic
connected with The uterine organs.
Ladies' who are truuIIsd 9TH ans Of the above syRp
toms. or With Spine Liver or Lung complaints. are
invited to address Dr. BEIDsE. with full confidence
thar they will find relief MErshalFs UJerins Cstnoh
ron is not > qusek m=dicins. hut its ingredients have
be-n- made knoRn u tie Ns'isal Colleges. aud they
are NJ the service OF any respectable physician in the
country
THe PrIes Of .HarS baLrs Uterine cSfk0HesH IS One
Dollar aHd a MAJ per Single Bous
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

For Sale by WOODS s. rEw- Warren; IN G SsHs-
son. Hartford: ENslGN & SoULE, Newton Falls E-&
$ C.JArKsoE Huh ard; Il P CuRrIs. Grern; u bAk
x.pp Ninsman: AEDRNwS 4 BALDWIN FONler: 7.
WoLrorr. Pennington: and BY Medicine Dealers gen
err IIy. throughout the SAFE
u B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
IT. tas0y AGENT for Ohis.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06
DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELI0N SYRUP,
For tie Cure of Diseases,

This compound j. purely vegetable and made OF
I roots and ilrks Of our Own cliMase. NeTiVeteStins
/ riaIs beiow frcm per, OILS who have used y thus show
inc v hat diseases IL ~ yu iahly ceres such as Fever
ami Arur Chtlls. Heaaachr Pain So the size. Stomach,
shoulders. Back. Hips and Limbs. Pa pitatioL Of the
n ART Liver complaint. Dizziness OF the Head zen
-r.l d-i,tHty. Weakness. Hard Breathing. Asthma,
and vIriuu~ oth.r disease
At rurifes the blood is a sure rtme"y Ter female
weaknrss-s. proPry. Rheumatism and Nenralgia-
This medicine beiuz "a compound works upon me
Liver. hood. Kidneys and Lungs dis gorges the Liver,
rre~ the stomach AM bowels. removes eost'Ven IS.
ant Dlspepsy. This s. rUp IS = sure cure for = -oNel
di$-sSe and can he taken With Ieriset ~safety-b BY old
or sOung. IL nav he relied upon as an Fradieater CT
the human system Of all or most di'Fa'es, Of me
h.Osd and # taken in time. = Preventative rom tsk-
ing ether diseases. sn-h as bilious intrrmiteit y
pnus and O. phniL F-vrrs
No diseases en- rxis where the blood is Z ade Pnre-
On or two BOTTLES per year will seeur- health 70 aay
f. miIy. taErr AZ any time TO suit the pstient
In suPSoftot the above ~e insert the following Vol
unlarS certificates
mis- Is To cerfify that Z vas AFFLICTED with Drspsy
and female weaknesses for a number Of years BY
IA, siciahs ga e me up aud said that was past re-
covery. thsn used Dr. Days bandeiion syrup,
gxvr immeaistr relief AT q l am nov happy to he . 10
10 say that I am perfectly we'll MARI VI AOOHE
Thu lie to certify that ! have Afflicted whh the Live
complain; Asthma. palpitstion OF the heart an
pains through the hsdy All limbs After d~ssParin
-Fmeiical nd. l ~hapP-ss to Ne in warren, and me
DR.. Day and got a hottie Of Dandeton Syrup. aHa In
1 short tiEe I vas restored to perfect h-alth-
DR. Johnson Washington, Pa
have used DR.. Days Syrup ~ ~hieh ny life was
preserved and Z am now a healthy man
P WEAVE Warren Ohio
This is to certifv that I have used Dr.. Days com
pound, / am satisfied with its use.
Rev. NJ 2 Church
For Sale by Woods < Pew and smith Stratten &
60, Warren Ohio.
Warren. Fab 18th, 100.
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howard ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
a BsBepsEsHt IN sfifHioa ssf0bIisheS BE SPee,sf Ez
sspmsat. Tor fhs reGef Of fbs Siek AID Dtstres~sa
qairfsd nitk YIrHIeHt and Epidemic DIssGses.s Hs
ssgeessIfg fer fks Csrs 81 diseases 81 ths SeTsas
OrgaES
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
w by the Nct.ug Surgeon % al whs arPIy ~ Tex
ter. with a d-~r- zion OF their condition. (Sge.oeru
uaft,u has sc } and IL c.seS of extreme
pavertS. W 10 urash.d nee Of ehar=s !,
L = pktS ON SPvrE2tofrhGa~s5 Az
other pIs.s.,. : sexual organs, and on the MN
REMkDtkS eInt ry-n in the l sp-nSary. senttS uh@
.flirf e H. sraIrg lester C. v lopes. Tree OF ess'-e-
To or three STAMPS tor rosisge vii ~ acceptable
Ad4r-s~- hR. }. SkILLIN uOI CHIN. AetinE
Surgeon. Ito 81 Associstion- No : South N'hlh
STREET. PhtIadelrhia. Pa BY order 0fJhe Directors
.-FZRA y H~EAk1Wklb. frSstseHt-
GE9 TEIRFntLD SserefarE.
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BOOTS s. SHOES.

ALEXANDER Met ONNElL Man
aiartarr< Boots nd ~soes 10 Greer y tke sin
r p .ir 81 uy the dezen; OF Fralkhn Street Hnrk
uarraute, to Sfvr satisfaction M~rrrn- Nav -. 90
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06
FROM PHYSICIANS.

MarshaI's Uterine Catkoiieon will certainly curs all
the diseases tor which il IS recommended. In tbs worst
eases I have ever net with Marshalfs Ctrrine Catnoi
- "a, -armaNv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

UP ~ GL-4SS CASES SIR TIGHT IND HILL
IN n CLIMATE
nh FAMILY C5- ,TIL4RTYC Pill is a
ReDtI- INT tct We ,'athar .luc Inch the tIOprirtn-
has used IN his practice ~ more than tSerty years
The constantly incrsa- - ing demand rom h.se
Who have Tong used the = FILLS AMI the satistac
ZION which ali express IN regard to their use, has
inJuced ms to place -. them within The reach OF
-
TIE Profession et knnN that different Ca
th.rirs ne on Sifrrru. q portion % the bowels
Tbe ANIL ca @THARIIC PILL has.
uith dine refer, nee l.. ans we'll estabi.sbrd gact
bevp compounded from variety e The rurest
Vegetable ExtTaets ~ whish act alike On every
Fart Of the aliment4- - canal. and are GOoD and
SAFE in all cases Rher, "a Cattartie Is neened.
such rs = MENTS ct the STOW
ACH. SLEEPINES~ ~ PAINS IN THE bACh
sND LoINS. COSrIVE-l @NESS, PAIN IN ,
OVER TuE WHILE BODY. IT ON
Sudden cold which IRE queLtiy II neglected end
in = long course OF F. n YER, LOS> HF Affb
TITE- C~RkEPING SENSATION OF COLD
BODY RES1 LESS NESS
II Z A D h. o - EIGHT IN II r
HEAD, all INEIANMN TORY Dis EASES
WORMS IN CHILbRE 20 ADULsS. hhEChA
TISM a great PCRlFl- p Ek OF thu BLO"D ana
many diseases To whirt ~ rssh Is he T, too nuE-ef
Gus TO m-stirn in thi-t advertisement
nnEL -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor. HAIRS Nav Bald
ing State st. PRICE 37h CENTs PER BOTTLE;
and sOll hy Agents generally Soii IN y rres By
Woods 4 Pew aud IIOSt * StratlOn. ~
tOvt 5. sr6O. 6ml
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-06

lust Received at r Thomas. SOM
- Of those nice hesd nstts. Call aud see them
Also soae ofthai nice single zephyr
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LEGO. Fall ard Wirter 1860
suPPGiEs Just REcElyrp,
y.n.nUrcBrsos. sAn.s nxw
H. lTCHIEsCN & IEwEY
MERCHANT s7AiLoRs,

ThiADsIAEAI, BET. MAIN JOHNSON,
-
II ing Aal farnishink Eatabllsln.rt : eha;..
and extensive supply u kronacpolhA C.s
siMercAs ssAttnEs, AnA Geniss Kur.
nlshinK 80 odA. 80 sal 4 desc ~ Ons.
aat guarantee thai their work sLa tr do ne IN ~
most appros cd aad tisfactsI3 manner. sIhsv -
consttntiy receiving the Ass'i ork and PhiEa~,s
phia Il Asasons AID ho
good WorH andshe oest massrial \ 60 i've them csll
octh, diy HlIcHIAsONsA DfWEY.
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4 KEOkUK, IOWA:TUESDAY. NAY 81, 1861.

: ! { 7:
/ Q Curs IoBoA, eofd, Hoarsev ess. fnAr-
/ xSy1&X.A casa, nsy isrsfGtssn Xovcness ef tie
r. Jhroaf, Reiieue the Hacking Cough
kl{lIy In Cons1mption, Bronthais Asfhrsa
i &D and etarth, Clear and asfps
/ NxNgO Strength 10 fhe Voice ef
I PUBLIC SPEAK EkS =, AND
AlNGERk.
Few are aware Of the Importance OF checaipS
Tough or "Con Ipn coid' In its frat stage; that
which ~ tbs B. gining would Eicld 10 mild remedy
| u neglected soon attacks the Lcngs "ByosrH 4
Dronh MAJ 1roehes, containing denulcent ingrc-
| dients, alisy Pulmonary ana bronchial Irritation
BROWNS THAT trouble in my Throat, flor
IKOCHES Y hich be s7roches' are a spaoi1c,l
I having made me often Z wklspt rel. ~
| n. r. WILLIS.
nROWNsS II recommend their use to Pus-
TnOCaEh Lie sPkAKEks.p
Rev. 4. ii. CHAPLIN.
"Have proved extremely service-
able for HuARBENEss.'
- Eev. III. ~ AID BEEeHER.
nhOWN,A "A1most instant relief In the
~ MOS HES iisills.inF Ial4fef breathing peeu-
Liar to As1nAA'' -
hev. A.c. EGsLEsIon.
IN ~ CIV Ms "contsin no Opium or anything
IH OtiES] that 10 injurious"
Or. A. A. HAYES,
LAsmt@f, BosfoA.
"a simple ard pleasant com bina-
tIoI Tor LouGHs, &c"
nH oM Ms Dr. u r. BIGELoW,
IkOCnEs Bsatos.
"Benrf1ial in BKnscHI1i4 ). g
Dr. n. W. LANE.
BMONN,S Bosly.
TROCHES 81 havepfcvec them exec siien for
WnoorIsG IoUGn."
Rev. II. ". WARREN,
Boston.
HR0Wk,k Beneficial when compelled ito
lh OCAEs SPEAK sui ring from CoLp.''
Rev. Sd +. ANDERSON,
81. Lonis.
DHOWN'A "EYrKcTUAL in removing the
TIM OCHES Hoarsenefs and Irritation of the
throat, common with SrkAkxxs
and siNGEhB.
Prof. nj. STACY JOHNSON,
LsGraHge, o..
HHOWNs$ Teacher Of Music Sout hern
hOCHEa Female College.
"Greaf benefit hen taken after
preaching, as they prevent iioarse-
BHOWNsA ness. frs N their past effect, /
1kOI ~ In think that they will Ae OF permanent
advantage to me.
key. n. kUWLEY, M,
N WNsN Press Athens College,
- HOSnE tennessee.
Sold by NIL Druggists ut vz
nov ~ d1w-Gm mINLA1YzEIIE- -CEAIS- Dg4
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DilkECT 1MroKIATION
6 q d W are and Cutlery.
S. W.AH. TUCK Err.


IAPoilIEAs AND WHOLEsALE DEALERS,
have In store, and are receiving their supplies
Tor tho epring Trade, direct from the kcTs AicL
thsy onsr ~ CASH Az PROMPT TIkk puyKRS ON IL
versble terms. Ihe stock being unusually large
they con soiicitan examination OF the samc.
$ " = u 44t-kkky -
Sign of Red Paddock cor. Main 4 ID sts.
keok uk, March Y, lbdO-ddw
AlIsEks' PIUks eHUtELs, DC, for sale BY
1v1 mehvdAw s.W.4H. TUCKER.
FlyhIfFIN+s HORSE Il Al Ls.--t,oou stock oi I'll
" sites for sale By s.W. H.IuCkEk.
TAE klfLEh.--Na aIious qualities Vt ocy Oh
- k,fss and SharpeneIs tor sale by
4 N Ea' aIiot ELe.-- a large stock VI a Ret
a shovsls for sale low by
msrei.g b. w. Il III. TUCKER. q
+ yNIN NDBTDNks.--Ihe Beroa I'll lndltenef, q va
" rio4s sizes, f~r sale by
y. ". a AH.TCCkEH.
sign OF Ned padfock,
Marcl ., '60-daw Cur N ain 4 IDS
i. INA NAsLs.
-ttrr sd do
Flooring do
Anncaiea do ,oalinch--a sapsriorarticls.
Finishing 40
Barrel do
Fogsthtr With gel era alassortmen o fothersAIL4
Of the Belmont brand, just rccaised and for sak
Lowey lmehsj w. II. TUCKER,
4 sorh uAkDES, !, . RI BBI NJ and ether Hasss
~ Spades, shoveis, Mattocks and Picks;
pcythes, onaths, ana Graln Grauies;
Cow bells, kakeS and Corn Planters;
tI, Trace and HAiterc Chains;
Cutt ing Boxes Hs J and STRAW X Knives;
Hay STRAW ana M MAnure Forks;
And large stock OF ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY n hand and tor sale Low by
nAch0d4w s.. W. a Ill. FUCKER.
TNLSS MOOPS!: TM1sA AuUPA
A new supply of Trcss Hoops, of tho sises
a usually wantcd, together with . general A.
softmen. Of Coopers Tools, just received and for
sale low by &. w. i H.TUCKEE.
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BR . " N,s
IkOGMkN
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DR . " N,%
r - ON,Al -
noyW dt WIN
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Kcokuk Drug Store.
fifsh-strect. bet. ,Masn q III sionaean
KEOKUK, IOWA.

KEoKUK, IOWA.
A LARG Eassort m cnt Drugs .-..32 |fs7s.s.
"a Chemicals, Instrumen n II anc T.
Fancy articles just received ~ IL
the above establishment CONS E
prsing all the new Chemics HI
Preparations, Tilden ST luid Ex ~
tracts, TrasseS Abdominsi Sup kES@aa9
porters. pesssries, ,Spsculum Oh 9I - NJ
all kinds. Steth,scopes, Cathe - ~
tcrs, SpcrmatorrlGa Rings, and iM
some splendid cases Of Char, iM
riere's superior instru ments. k96I Iw1R
These articles having been sc.
lected with specia1 reference te . -
the known wants of the profession, arc oaeYed on
the best terms TO + physicians and others.
April ~ dtw
Insavu meuss
kSok the cure OF club foot and deformed limbs
/ and spine, embracing the latest and most sci
antihc improvements, Tor sale NJ the
kEOkIK DRUG STORE,
janisidw Sth street, bet. Main 4 Btn lean
Truss~s.
HSOh the entire and permanent cure Of m IN
T Hernia. or kupturs. Theaa Trussss HH
are believed to be the best made in the kAeM
United States, and arc In use by fhe most J1A
distinguished Surgeons in the West.-M ~
r SsoKuK DRUG STORE. VI
FANCY ARTICLES,
EMBRACING Coloanes, Toslet Soaps ( very fncl
- vinAgre Rouge Pink Balls, Aromatic CacI
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II H T.
RICHMOND. FACTORY,
81 Richmond Co., Ga, =.

TONTlNUES t. manufacture W0OLLEN
~ CLOTH at l2l cents per yard for Plain
and I6 for Twills-fnding every material ex-
cept the Wool The extensive and constantly
increasing patronage the Factory has enjoyed
for yeafs past, assure the Proprietors that the
article Of Winter Clothing for Negroes; made
by, them, has not been surpassed BY any Cloth
made North osSouth.
now being erected, enable us 10 keep up the
stendsrd Sf the Goods, and to secure an, early
delivery.
Planters, or Others who moy wish 10 send Us
Wool to be ms9s into Cloth can send. il drty
oEeleap-if washed it slionfd be done in coid
Watef. and done tborouehly.. If sens dir,v
charge half cent per yard for washing. ii Bury
wool is not Obi ectionable-the bprrs are re.
msved by naaebinery. THE, NAME OF THE
OWNER SHOULD BE MARKED UpoN
EVERY YPAKAGE SENT. =
i. WOOL sent by Railroads in Georgia; Alabama
TennesEeG Or South Ca rolnd,, to the Augusta
Depot, with OWEERsS NAME and erich.
Wond Factory srked upon.it, will be repu
Iaffy md promptly received, a6d the Cloth
yhsh made. returned to the point directed. -
Each parcel ID made up in the turn received,
Wesronh espepielly. urge upon patrons, the
gEeat necessity Of sendiugsin the Wool a. soor
2Slinneds IL this rule % followed, the partie,
Npd!d aiways De sare Of .hav ipg Abe ctath ~
siruottans TO Mes:r.. FLEMING "a
ROWLAND; ols Agents 10 nAngusta, Ga!
80 .sSi'I- ~ A. JQAEsTON, ~
*. a.,, :. .Psssieent niehpend Factory.
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THE SOUTHERN WAR SONG.
AIN: ANNE LAURIE.

We leave our pleasant homesteads,
We leave our smiling farms,
At the first call of duty,
Werush al once to arms
We rush at once to arms,
To guide our coasts we fly,
For the land our mothese liy'd on
aBravely to bleed or die.
Up! boys, and quit your pleasure,
Upl men, and quit your toll,
Tie invaders's foot must$never
Be pressed upoR our soil
BE pressed upon our soil.
In wh,cRour fathers sleep.
Their blessed graves our care, boys.
Mostsacredly must keep.
Twas in our own brave South, men,
That first of all was sung.
Tlntsthrilling sSag IF Freedom
That thro' the land hath rung-
That thro' the land .hath rung.
= And we'll sound It's RS66tes once moro,
Till our men and children shout it
From the mountain to the shore.
Sweet eyes are filrd with tears, men.
Sweettears Of love and pride.
. AS our wives and sweetheasts bid us
Go meet whateer betide-
Go meet Uhate'er betide,
And God our guide shall he, =
As we drive the foe before us
And rush to victory.