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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06


They had Union Convention for Oneida
County at Rome on the I'd inst, composed Of
men united only BY their common hostility to
Roscoe CoNKLING their present Representative
in Congress. They nominated Francis kernin,
his Democratic opponent, but refused TO indGss
the Presidents Proclamation Of Freedom or .ho
Union State Ticket and broke up in row
without perfecting an organization, Mr.. Her
nan, much 10 his credit, refused to appear o.
their call, being in attendance on the proceed
ings of the Democratic Convention, by wien
be was Immediately nominated. To that Con-
vention, he is reported by The Utica Ielsg's2a
as having delivered himself after this fashion:
Mr. Herman responded speech Of more than an hours
duracu the course Of which he bitterly denounced 'n'
last Congress the members OF the Cabinet including tae 'e'
reary Of War Camsron also, the Emancipation !r1tehAI
ZION Of he p,sdest ard the suspension ofthc wit OF sc
the lilo coup iuea,ed the Den'oefosic cAn0.S'' "
GOVERNOR" &c &c. 81,
Our impression is that certain CT mo
slippery and dirty politicians OF Oneida County,
who formerly disgraced the Wbig, and mo''
recently have damaged by their adhesion 'n'
Republican organization in Oneida County,
have done that party the first real service "
their lives by getting out OF it into this he''
nan movement. 1t is to DO hoped that 'aeS
have gone to stay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
the whole case Of Christianity against sl,,.-

the whole case Of Christianity sgainst sl,,.,,
summed up with mastery erudition.
10 return to our original subject. ". 49,. -
that as Slavery is hostile to Christianitv 4.
follows that it is hostile to Dsmocracv ~, :"
Constitution guarantees to every white m.S
at least in the Rebe! States, Republica, ,0,,.
Of Government which can never be uair,.,..,
with social institutions based upon t,s u.-'.
practises of an outworn Henthenisn. Js -.
only for territorial power, it is not o,,v ), ~
Tense of social order and the maies,, &c L.
that We are cOntendiDg, but for the c,n,s,r.
ton Of civilization, and tbe security of rrso,.,
rights; it is that we may not, in our p,ooro,,
towards a higher greatness, and r,ore eqstabIs
social forms, be neighbored by nation l,,.,.
into the rudeness and barbarism OF the Maal,
Ages. "America % snpg Goethe long aes.
"America!th thou hast 1t better
Than orr ancient hemisphere.
Thine 10 no frownirg castle,
No vesalt ~ here
Good luck wait on thy glorious Spring
And when. In time, thy poets sing
May some good genius guard them all
From baron, robber-knirht, ard ghost trad tisr.s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

Gen. WADswORTn's letter Of acceptance OF
the Union nomination for Governor OF THE
State will be found in our columns this morn
ing. 1t is like its nutbor-clear, bold, direct,
earnest and true, aud goes straight to the heart
of the natter We trust means will be taken
to place this, with his brief speech to the
friends who serenaded him, in the hands Of
every voter of our State. They state the issue
now TO be tried with eminent fairness and
force. Ask your neighbors Of all parties to
read thcm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
GEN. EUEEL.

! The very singular reinstatement of Cen
Buell. in command Of the Union Grand Army
of the West, after the six months of staepstiso
and disaster which has signallzed his land
only his) command in that quarter, exctes
very general surprise and regret. 1t seems to
be tho Miles game over again. A private n
the 18th Ohio writes thus to Tie Cinciaaaa
Commercial
cater the Corinth affair." Buell. had command
along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from
Corinth to Chattanooga. And il ANYTHING was &C.
complished, beyond allowing thousands OF our men
to be overpowered and captured by the enemy at
different points, il has yet to be made public. It
was well known by the citizens, and made public
By Southern journals, that the Rebels were concen.
tTating and organizing large army but lew miles
south of Chatanooga andour lines extended at Tia.
tine southwark to Stevenson. But were measures
taken to break up that encampment No. And
few weeks ago, Gen. Bragg left there with ybty
force, aud, Notwithstanding our force was sufficient
for any emergency, yet no" lie ID within feU
miles Of this city, When the present month set H.,
we were in Southern Tennessee. A portion OF our
division was at this time ~ Stevenson, aud were
hurried back the mountains, compelled to burn
all their teuts, blankets, and equi PAGE. But from
thls lime forward, up TO the present hour, Gen.
Blell's conduct has undoubtedly Ell strsnse.
" no eau cApiblI WHY ~ was tua. ne Aaitu as
army at Bowling Green and compelled us 10 sis
almost within hearing Of the cannon, wai'e The
brave Col. Wilder was surrounded aud ca,tgIed by
Bragg's whole command r.
-Iiereupon, Tie Pittsburgh Gazette remarks:
"1he conduct OF Buell., in suffering Col. Wider
to be overpowered and compelled to surrender, was
quite as cOwardly trescherons This friends, he
has any, may choore either terml as was the recent
surrender OF Iarper's Ferry. Toe account given by
the private soldier il in all essential particulars n
agreement with other accounts, including tina. Of
Col. Wilder himself.
Bmgg's expedition, from Alabama almost 10 tho
Ohio River, was not campaign, but a raid. lie
did not come to fight, but TO forage yet he dave
Buell., with his immense army, before him go uies,
without gun beng fired on either side. What in
tense contempt the Rebels must feel for such an
army and how will such warfare appear intue
eyes Of the people of Europe where the mysterocs
power OF Pro-SlsveryisIn is not uudentood The
men who ioggat at DonelsoR and Shiloh vii Do
stigmazed poltroons and all became Of the Ira.
cions conduct OF one man; and yet that man mas io
been removed. Truly West Point di9 loma c&n
cover more sins than even charity itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

We cannot but call special attention TO To
eloquent, but more important than eloquett
address, fully reported in this paper, Of rs
Rev. Mr. Carter of Carter County, East tn
nessec, delivered at the War Meeting in DO
Cooper Institute on Saturday evening. Ir.
Carter is man Of wide influence, apart fDm
his relations TO the Church, and when sucl o
man, himself stakeholder, ia the midst o. q
speech, every period Of which provoked deusn.
STATIONS Of sympathy and admiration, u.teed
tie words which follow, we do not wonder
that his vast auditory was electrified with
enthusiasm:
yet while l DO not believe that Slavery Is Of
toe foundation OF this Rebellion while belle We II 10
sinT preext for il, have never had any besia-
ton IN saying at home we'll as here that regard
tie Union OF these States OF infinitely value
than all the negroes in America and Africa and
Europe. Grea, applause. And, therefore, have
uniformly said that NJ IN the progress Of this war, il
shall become absolutely necessary understand me- IN
order to save this Government that American Slavsy
should die, them in tue of my insulted and in
lured country, let II perish Tremendous and long.
continued applause The time lac comet say,
like loyal, law-abiding citizen, leave that to he
authorities OF tins government Renewed lp.
nlausel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

We have the brief announcement Of another
victory in the Southwest near Corinth. The
Union forces were attacked by the Rebels un
der Price, Van Dorm, and Lowell; ours, we
suppose, under Rosecrans, Hamilton and STAN
ley. The two last, it will be remembered
Won the battle Of Iuka on the 18th ut,
and they, with their brave North w csterI
troops, can hardly have fail ed to take an i'm.
portant part in this victory. Many of these
troops were under fire for tho first time al
Iuka, and that they should SO soon have gained
another victory, is new proof that fighting
is better discipline for even new levies than
intrenching and camp drilling. Our men
in the field arc all brave, and the thing
they first, and most Of all, desire is, to
be led against the enemy, to fight him,
beat him, end the war, and 90 home.
Give them the chance to do this and
under such fighting General, as they seem
to have in the Southwest, the result in
niue cases out of ten, if not always. will be,
as in this battle near Corinth, "great slaughter
and full pursuit." It's what Hallcck might
pave done SIX months ago ut taia same CQrinth,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

Parson Brownlow, in his address, last ih1.''
day, at the Michigan State Fair, in De''0'''
said: <..
Regarding Mr. Lncolns proclamation WIZ say ~. men
means to free tho OF Rebels In arms ara r., nsn.e1
Tor them am for H. ont and out Entnusi4slc mo
thiuk the proclamation wetmod ard ortuuas ~, hs
ment IL Il had bc,s nSde month or siA ., Ensnnd
10 take their negroes and colonize them. ana 'nsIr
od Abo La, taken the starch out Of thsul lCheet'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

HoRRoRs OF WAn.-The whole number OIL P'.
oners capt,red by Gen. Stahl in warrenton ana W
ciuitv recently, is 1852. The official list has 0eou
aopt 70 Headquarters by Gen. Sigel. These Men
were wounded at the OF Bull han' Anu
greater portion Of tAea. Md arms and 'fs' '"p"'
tate9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
rsc United states Tax Law.

We cannot undertake TO reply to correspondents
oh, nouie o. to how much different articles taxed
You csa buy pamphlet containing the entire law for six
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
no CORRESPONDENTS

rs ro,,,s c,p he taken Of ANON nous Comnunicaon'
Whatever sintended for mSrron must oe sn'neh'oa'ou
by the uame ana OF tie wrisei-no' 0
publication but as sgusranty for ms roodia'a-
We csnuot undertake to return 'eeo'eu
An -, l.,ers tor this once should DO addressed to
"THE TKIRvNE" New-foIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

r-,;,, Convention on Saturday. The Rev. DR..
uswls delivered long speech, srguing that their
h-o,b,sr If tho Southern churches werc not schis-
r,s,ics but separatists Ex-Gov. Horstio Seymour
alan made speech, the burden Of winch was an
irv;ta,ion to freely debate the subject, and to an
nource bis own form of prayer viz, 81 God be mer-
c;rol to ne sinner" The whole subject was re-
ferred ~ special committee Of nine with instruc-
tious to report on Thursdv.
George II. psndleton and Alexander Long have
been nominated for Congress by the Democrats OF
the LIST and lid Districts of Ohio. Mr.. PEN
dleton has been twice elected; in 1853 over Day,
Republican, by $40 majority, and in 1860 by sO3
majority over Spencer, Republican, third canci'
date (Jones) getting go votes. Mr. Long was the
candidate in 1860 against Mr.. Gurley, and was beat
Gu by $50 majority but in this instance, Also third
candidate WAS run John S. Harrison, an ex-nem'
Der, Wing of the Nstive.American persussion)
who got ,555 votes.
AT an early hour yesterday morning an alterca'
ton took place in Clinton street. in this city, in the
course of which John Donnelly was stabbed TO the
heart and died almost Immediately. The police
arrested Richard johnson, George Croyer, Richard
Ceaser, Abraham David, Alexander Henson, ant
VIM. II. Mumford on suspicion OF being concerned III
the murder. They were locked up to await an in
vestigstion by the Coroner.
/ Tie contratand steamship Sunbeam, captured
ut New-Inet on the 2Sh ult by the State OF Georgia
and the Mystic, arrived here on Saturday. She Is
an iron steamer, and, with cargo, is valued at
$3.50 900. II is said that she is owned by Mr. Laird,
Member of Parliament for Liverpool.
Senator Pomeroy has been for some days in this
city perecting arrangements for his scheme OF AM
can colonization. lie has bought steamer, and ex-
poets TO start about the Goth inst. with 500 persons
for Central America. He has had over 600 appli-
cations from colored people to ioin his colony.
), We have San Francisco news to the Sd inst
All was quiet in California. From Honolulu we
learn that the Hawaiian Ministry resigned on the
18th Of August, in consequence of vote of the
Representatives indicating want Of confidence in Mr.
Gregg, Minister OF Finance.
A large meeting to aid Unionsts in Alabama
Mississippi and Tennessee, WAS held at the Cooper
Institute on Saturday evening Col. Shannon and
the Rev. mr.. Garter Of East Tennessee, were the
principal speakers.
Attention is called TO the advertisement in an
other column of the Republican Central Committee,
specifying the tine for eecpg delegates to the va
rious nominating Conventions.
A destructive confagration occurred on Satur.
dry in tie village Of Fulton n. Y. A large portion
of the village was destroyed, the less being es
mated at s2jO,OOO.
A proposition is before the Board Of Aldermen
to authorize the Controller 10 issue bills Of 5, 10, -
, and % cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Gorsrnor.........JAMES :. WADSWOhTh'
For Lieutenant Governor LYMAN IkEMAA"
For Canal Con,ais,ionr. OLIVER btDDE.
81. Pc, J,pertor..ANDREAS WILLMANN'
Cpt Of ovart Of Arpsais. CHARLES RUGHE~'
, 1862-03-17
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUN-

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
- TT OF CoOE, Gs-Supertor Court Of Chicago
Marin Te1m 1872. The Bank Of the State Of 1n6taae
for the use Of the Branch II La Porte. w. Edmund
D. Taylor and Margaret TayoEx nls Wit, Charles p.
Bo2d. Allen HaDiiIau. HuSh Mccullough. Jesse L.
Wuisns, the unkrcwn heirs Of ~lhAM b. C1ftnn, The
unknown heirs OF william H. Davidson and Elssze7 D.
ChsrptesaAin-1n CaauEerr.
Affidavit Of the ronres1derce Of Caar;es D Bond
Alien Hamilton Hugh Mccullough, Jesse L "l1tAasA
tie unknown heirs Of %11EAE B Clifton. the EHEoHa
hei,e Of william H paTidse1. sud Eteaze1 GE9fa-
te1san dctendArfE 9boEa named, having 1ee1 ns3
the office Of thE Clerk c< aa5 Su2es4os Conr: g! Gn.c
r. Notice hereby givea TO- the said Ch1rlea y 5Roao
Allen Haz1iiton, HUGH AcC1tepsh jose L Gs@ m1as.4
the unknown he7s q *llii4E3 B. CMffoo tne 1kGSNa
het1s Of William q. EtavdR17 I'D hlE{zeE S2ano 81
lsin th.t the complainant t1ed ~ b1 q 1
sata Co4 % tbeESsaceJ s:ee tSe1so5 a. 1n sas iss5
taea OCT of esd Ca15t ganss satd detenaast4 rrar
6b:e On the drz: Moad15 ot A1zeS 1e@. tasi a@3 b7
1.x required rv>.,,., =, u,,A .r..
Hsn,:;tnp. Hrsh EeCa.losEs. !tase L. Winsics, the
q WWan a. pay1tsas. aad Ett.ze: ?. ChsEee:1a.7,
tos Court of C6Izs9n Of Caok County, o. the INT dsy
Il he next term tEe:eo< 70 b. holden ss CtcsZ3 IL
ssid Coans5; o. d n.st MoadsE Of Marca isez sd
q compliant. tae same scd tAe naste:7 md thing
"a Sss xs:a % ssf II cs9skEs e =
5fAEx & IK1Ax. C7Gprs..B GQTN, = teGE64{K
, 1862-03-17
l Liberal EDUCATION With
:: = ,i,ll1A11;l1srassTlsH Aas sRlll.

wEsrEKK UNION col1K9E and MnITAET
AG1ATYRWT- ht6 been located Ut FULTON, ILL. Ani
nj open Urinary Aeadsg1c md Colisgsase Cea5aes
fsafacfs sf0fo1Eh and e1rallaaf eYpN.
s1ce, botb reg rlaE snd sc1eatthc eenIssA - naa
stI1cttyc eronrds ira 09danAednm, and Naay otA9F
aT1nf99ea should cl1l tic attention u FaSao
TAxTKY AND R11Ix TACEIoe. 8Won1k RAYoIIE Am
EIHNA1T1o E1xHtzts1s CoaAus zouAvx AID FAXcT
daa 1Ieos il uniform. IzxAs-ES pr &saoM Jeae
tT;tson II eve1J department., -Kxeeae0t acco1modx.
tqos NJ eoI bosrAeia under fhe eaae recf nm a1A
iA1a .. 8. CoTxz1+ P1aka Fs1saa, IL ~ zsE n
, 1862-03-17
#R1irina{.

THE GOOD SANIARITA A n
i VIII cure dIscases Of long s:auotns which have
heretofore been considered 1NcuTaOle and all new
caseE With wonderful without the Of NEE
GrEy or M1SEEAls.
Danger Danger !! Danger -!
Will cure CONSUMPTION and 1T DISEASES that
s8d 10 =. Hectic Cou. Liver Conplaiots Dss2cas:a,
k,ecey CoTrlant5r Sctcfula, Seul.oi Te ,9ns5e and
at female dis Impurities Of tho blood cradicaed,
svioE ttrt lg1h and r ger.
rae aGsne aGsa ana sa9 one Il tie bess
pEstcsne II the World Q! iossy years 2{acticeA IN Y
at ny o1ace, address hT ns!, stamps enclosed to
Is. postage Of return etter Win conRse: and advice
w17HnrT CIAEGE. Y r1te out your CASE and send.
Medic by aAl and express With full directions
l., any cue. ut barely cost. ONCE and Consulting
Rooms 9l:E South Cl1a street, Chicago Post DHcc
BOX "a DE PEAHOD3-
E:B-7resenss accepted After Cures Affected.
mh15nJii iiSn,Diw
, 1862-03-17

GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY
~ OF CtsnK. SS.-fircuN Court Of Cook County
Apssl Tern ~ & Enen i, GoHant # . r !sasa n s53 IT
ram Reers srd E1an.on WLee4er-InC ChanccEy.
Af11av1t OF the Aon residence Of James Ii. Beers.
endAnI above Named having been 1ei ID the Office Of
the CLERK Of sid Circuit CoC Of Cook County. Nouce
Btels. Hsani Beers sud Elsnson Wheeler that ssi1
complainant flied his amended bill OF complaint in said
FebzuarE. IT,. and that summons thcrcapon Issued
cut said Court against e4td dcfentanta retu1nable
on tie teeond Monday of Apzl ne1t. {ls6a) as u BY
Law required
NoH, unless you, the said Jsmes II. Beers ManerTa
BeezF, Hiram. Eetrs ant: Eanson Wheeler. shnu per-
eonA he and appear before said Court Of Eook
be holden at Chicago IN said County. on the second
No1dBy Of Ep1il, lEf2 and plead ansTet or demur
the sane. and the matters and taE8 therein CHARGED
and stated viii be tsk2n - confessed, and dscree
bill.
J. Il. NAYEoCE<, Cou1pfa1nauts' Solicitor.
uhlDEtll.4F WI. II, CHERCd. Clerk.
, 1862-03-17

Wood Ri . Wilde Jo12thanWnliam Michsl
KmiamsEC Wilson JOHN Williams Lewis
Williamson Rob
Yom3us Vim TorkJL Young Edw r
Zimmerman John
No. 3Maeonic Temple. Sec. Masonic Temple
Randolph street Agent Chicago and Neb.aaka
r. re. W.B....G United States Life Insurance
Co.. Thompson s. CO.. Express Once.
Persons Wishing drop lettcrs advertised must
aHH cent stamp.
= ONCE open from 1st Nay to It November,
daily Except Ea1day(. from 4. T. " ~. T. On
till May 1st, from l. Il. till r. T., daily Except
Eundaye), and On Sundays from aa0 IN 1et5 4. i.
41!0...'; J: L. SCRIPTS, r. II,
, 1862-03-17

VI uoIs, Cook County. hs-Crcnit Court Of Cook
County.-l9 Cta1eeJ. john Lewis II; JA4es H Esss
and Patrick Walah-Deczee Of FoIac1osare.
Public notice y hs1eby giyen INT T. G Fame y
Elinois VIII II pur. nance ct Mandate tn : Decree
entered in the above entitled cause the date hereof
tic OH door ol the Court Eouse on Block nifty
nine tsel Gid ToNn in the City of Chicago the ssth
q sai9 day I'll q ths ro.:E.ged premises dsssr!hsd
sabds7ieen St @ q Bccss uanbe1d II sevens5sx III nd
eevsntyseven I'll II Tie School Section Addition TO
Chicago, County Of Cook, and 6tAte uf UinoG Or 80
much and such portion thereof 7y be necessary TO
make money tne npou said Decree Nth cpsA In
frrcst comDIesiopA &c. l. C. PAINE FRGER
Ma.zer IN CLance1y OF Cook Ce7nty.
Chicago March Gsh 1E62 nnhs-nST ii
, 1862-03-17

4 RTIILERY AND CAVALRY
a oFF1CEEs- extra nice lot .! sabres. Bets M
Dress Gsuatltts- Also, 1nfanszy Field and Linz OF
tcc1s SEorcs the bt7t articles {nade Smith and Mes-
Shoulder S!rcpe Eugles ds &c, al cold very cEeap
over the United Etates Express Office. oe131y
, 1862-03-17
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

door of the CoEsc House, Ii the Gig of Chicago as
The hour of eersn ocloek J Iasn5 se a aaa ~ M
hene1t Of cfft11o1s made By + Carter TO me !uiy
19h EEL to The following described log pteGes ana
n b ooEs Klbreth's Subdivision Of Block = tn he
EaMsS TT1ser Eubdt y6oQ OF the west hsiE and the
Tesf hAr of Ihs nc1thea Qualtez Of SecHou Il. Town
ehip nortA Range i e.sr o5 & Ih:d PF12Gpaa II Net
street. ness Rolker street.. Supposed 70 b title In
fee sghIect TO mertKsEe noW due On aid lots OF tEu
ASHEH CAE1ER
feeh nts3 in AH3iGnet Of 7. B. Carter.
, 1862-03-17
III.
WhlDEtll.4F WI H. CHURCH Clerk.


W HEREAS.-By Mortgage, dated
W. April 4. D. 1855. and resosded Il CooS coun~
sna Eilen bis viz. Conveyed e r < sxftL F. sV!5t
FoTt bsaThefn ia adasion to Ghieaso 10 70 seeare aTs
bonds q shs e taqs ste the5exih e,n;'ensd t. ray
notes coupons u my dollars eaca With powe: Of
sa!e l. esse Ct default 10 pss1t ct said 2Fncl7a Or
ed to me by ra'd ewsc and Johus:nu hE deed da1ed
April 1th, T. D. lGA A11 ss.d bo1ds and coupons hay
having b@en made in the payment or said principal
Eun Of f0eo ard also Of ye Of said coupons. being
power n said nor1Esge ION Friday, the Twenty.rst
dsy OF March A. b. 1S62 st 10 o'clock l. n at the
to te highest bidder for cash to make the money due
on ss!d bonds aud cuufonA With costs Of sale and coz
right title and interest," IN law and In equity OF the
said #. Waushop and Ellen b. Vie the. heils aad
assi-rs in and to the same. GEORGE FAYSON,
Assignee u1 said Mortgage.
Chicago. March & 1862 mhl1n316.lQt
, 1862-03-17
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. Superior Court Of Chicago, March
and Etpon Eel,h " George Crist Attachment.
Public nonce L hereby E1reA TO the sa!d George Ers
Clerk q the superior coaH Of Chtcago dated tug sta
OEbp7p r Keith, Albert E. F:1on End Edison Keith,
and asant the estate OF the said George C1is for the
to the Sheriff Of Cooa County which ssd wit has been
returned executed.
eha personally be and appcaS before the sad Superior
Court Of ChicsEo CT be1ore the -st day oftne Tern
q Chicago; On The a1st Monday of Apr A .: ls6e
Judgment x bt entered sgainst yoa aud n faEor of
the said pihintstt, aud 70 much Of the property It
tached aa msy be sufficient satf the said Judgment
and cost Will be sold r. eattefs the SANG:
THOMAS B. CARTER, CItFk-
GAI1UP HITCHCOCK Con plus EoTI4. mht nSS&N
, 1862-03-17
flour a1ta .fEea.
DATENT BUCK KWHEAT
J. F1DCE-fAnnhce1fedbs
H&WKINB 4 CHNAKMEANs
:MTCFIGANM MILLS,

III tne ~uE1 tase E1rkWa ass* f3o&r n IL dsS-7ER
Chotce Graham F1eat, hr4 WlsaH Wkaak
Wis &ister 2sesF flo1 4 fae bese gs&aE.
xxtsx 8rytAG FAeAf Fs4H.
NEH78ed 70 my p&ft 9 t&e Gxy.
:: essss-Es. ~ nsst1' WasH otzsss.
, 1862-03-17
fntflligtHe. @mteE.

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
- -lB Dearborn srest, opposite The Eaw Fcst o.
40 EEsaonAhed o1 tbs Eastefn eyEteM Nc E1ra sent
tactorY rexesccce tom fsefaes eu7PieEer- Fsrt1s de
nEtnE help suited BY applyfoK . ~ Dearborn ekset O
addreAlanK Mr. 4. l. B&1XAAr Ho4e Q8n4 RuI 1D1E
fnh3hxF =
, 1862-03-17
0LD ESTABLISHED INTELII-
~ GKKcE oFfICE.

Ah@ BAEKB 4eas.1a 70 1s04RA ker n1eoaA nd p4-
1S1s 9Aa 1he u st3h to 10 founA at thA above o8ae
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TTTDE PARK SEMINARY.

uYDE Park SEMINARY.
The UNDERSIGNED hA7fnR Ieased the Rbose nAmed In,
etp1pp respectfully to the former pAGFona
parents apo guardian that the next tenn viii CON:
meucd APRIL slh.
ApE1cst1op for information a to texm4 kc, can b
made personally to u tho Stewart AoHae. o< by
letter. JOHN EH1EHAks JR~ ID: .
The undersigned f1lly endoz1e and recommend pr.
Trinble, and trust thss the nberAl patsobaze with
hEI1 C.R. Waltz.
Mrs. Y. WAIrE,
HYde ratE March Il. IK2. mAl1AE&7E
, 1862-03-17
Il NOW THYSELFl j.
Dr. II. IT. Mc1 a NM

Dr. j. H. MEGA mn.
PHYSICIAN AND EuRGEoS deterts to ; certainty
.c t-re cn3disfon and locality o< diseases by simple
'saaeeE Of ths Throat and Lungs treated ey Medical
-nhe:s-io1 R.a Constitutional teauncnt n,se4ses of
fyst xt,us, panse Ganeere EnIonie Ulcera Ehe1ma-
cssrt cf tic Eye and Ear seminal WeaEaess Esan Dis
ssss* 1;qntuss n1n D;a5xheea Il short Al caEssie d:s
Na,e. We are not cute-nu" doctor and viii upaef.
IKE no Case without fir prOSpect Of recorErr
, 1862-03-17
5pettal RGtices.

~ For the cheapest and best Hair
1txshy, W1gs BrhldA CuflA Fs5kzsss etc, 50 to 4.
rHsWALp1, 100 Lake street, and Examine @ those Won.
erto4si nom the natural when adjusted 70 tho head.
iii Ear Jeveliy contains al!R51 the newest Rax19
styleA All articles VIII give entire 1Rtlk1ct3o4
pcst61iy
, 1862-03-17
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

aUxBOLDE., ,..EEIMBoLDS. ...,..HElMBOIDT
EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
L POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
sca D1BRAsEs OF THE DLADDER, KDNEEa,
G2vE. DRoPsY. AND ALL D1sEAsEs
ARISING FROM
1aDrz5 OF DISSIPATION. ExGEssEs AID
nPRUDEECEE N LIFE,
EMPIRTTIES OF THE BLOOD, DC.
E1yuUE DIsEAsEA
CUN6CHPTION.
kPuEFT1C FTTa
I.A:GOCE.
NERVOUSNESS
ENNERSAL LASSlIDDE or TIE MlECUL1k
GYSTEA,
yMSES5 OF VIEION,
E:6AN1TT, ...
FALLm C0TETEEAECK.
SOUR STOMACH,
SlCA HEADACHE
HECTIC FLUSH
6kp FOR EEFEEBLED AND DELICATE coz.
s1IIUT1nEs OF 30 sExKa,