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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-12-30
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 1862.
I,ynchburg Hose and Fire

LyRchburg Hose and Fire
INSURANCE pCOMPANY 4,
LYNCHBURG, Va ~
THE capital ofthis company has recently been in
4 creased by subscription of
s.. -. .aos.. ,dDlOO.OOO,s s.g.,..
making the present Capital and Surplus OF over
$333, 10000.
OFFICERS.
j. R. MCDANIEL, President j. M. CoBBs, zee Pres
g. B. THURMAN, Chief Eng CT. Willis, Secretary
). O. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Jno. Otey Taylor, James Payne,
Jno. 7. Davis, W. T. Anderson,
S. II Mckinney, Wm. Il. Stratton,
M. S. Langhorne G. r. Slaughter,
Acting as agent for the company, am prepared to
receive applications and issue policies against loss OF
damage by fire. on terms favorable as the nature
of the Risk and the real security OF the insured ano
of the company will warrant. VIM. M GUY,
Gen. Ag't for the State Of Va
SLAVE INSURANCE.
The nynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
is insuring Slaves for four years. upon the most
reasonable terms. Persons wishing to effect lnsu-
rance upon the lives of their Servants Property
can do so by applying to
WILLIAM M. GUY,
April H. 1856. Gen Ag't, Staunton, Va.
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GALE OF LAND.-Will be sold, at public
y sale on TUESDAY, the 18th of January next. the
plantation which Adam Swnk, dec resided. near
Mint Spring. containing 81 acres, with good House
and Barn, and all necessary buildings.
DAVID BLACKWOOD,
Dec 2s-st% Agent for the Heirs.
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NEW TOBACCO STORE.
THE subscriber would inform the public general
4 and the consumers of the delicious weed par
ticularly, that he has opened NEW ToBACCo
STORE in Staunton, two doors from Beck Restan-
rant and nearly opposite the Virginia HOTEL where
be has large stock OF all grades OF
Chewing Tobacco and
Segars of every brand -
He supply tobacco and segars OF all the different
qualities at corresponding prices He VIII also Keep
on hand Smoking Tobacco Pipes end Stems, Match
es Backing, and everything kept in Tobacco Stores
He is prepared sell BY wholesale as well as at re-
tail. Be sure to call at the New Tobacco Store OF
Sept. 8, 18el-tf j. IL. D. JoHNSoN.
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4 UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERK's

n UVUSI "A VOONI OVChI OHH1HSHA .
| IA OFFICE, to wit:
Taken up by Jacob Bear, on his land near Church
vile, on Monday, the oath day of November. 1862,
an Estray HElFER, OF the following description, to
wit:
| An Estray HEfFER of q brindle color, with white
belly, no ear marks. supposed to be four years old,
and appraised at $50.
! Extract-Teste WIN. L. JEWELL, ID, =.
Dec. I6--3t
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A PAGAN LEGEND OF CHRIST. T.-PubliuS Lentu-
lus, assumed by some to have been pro consul to
Juda prior to Herod, is reported to have seen
the Saviour and to have written the following
letter to the Roman Senate: cat this time ap
peared a man who is still living, and endowed
with power" His name is Jesus Christ His
disciples call him the Son of God others regard
him as powerful prophet. He raises the dead
to life, and heals the sick of every description
of infrmity. This is of lofty stature and
well proportioned, his countenance severe, and
virtuous, that he inspires beholders with feel
ing both of fear ond love. The hair of his head
is of the color of wine, and from the top OF the
head to the ear. straight and without radiance,
but 1t descends from the ears to the shoulders
| in shining curls From the shoulders the hair
| flows down the back, divided into two portions,
after the manner of the Nazarenes; his forehead
is clear aud without wrinkle his face free from
blemish, and slightly tinged with red his phys
| iognomy noble and gracious. The nose and
mouth are faultless. His beard is abundant
the same color of the hair, and forked. His eyes
are blue and very brilliant. In reprovng or
censuring, he is awe inspiring in exhortlng and
teaching his speech is gentle and caresslng.-
| His cOuntenance is marvellous in seriousness and
grace. He has never been seen to laugh, but
many have seen him weep. He is slender in
person, his hands are straight and long and his
arms are beautiful. Grave and solemn in his
discourse, his language is simple and quiet. In
appearance, he is the most beautiful of the chill
dren of men, V ST
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CONFECTIONERY STORE.

CHOICE VARIETIES
FOR THE SEASON AT THE STAND
FORMERLY OCCUPIED By
WIN. II. MOUNT, Main ST., StauntOn, Va.
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BEYOND QUESTION

VATE are now receiving supply of TOBACCO tina
wv for quality end variety, cannot be surpassed IN
the State comprising all the running
up from very low price to the choicest chew that
be had. Merchants win please examine our stocZ
before laying in their fall supply.
q. J. GLENDY,
Staunfon Sent q5 1881 per c. Y CoCHEAN
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POSTPONEMENT. - s,xsfe
Tne above sale will be postponed until Wednesday
the 10th of December which time it will be sold in
twolots.
FURTHER POSTPONEMENT
The above sale is fui ther postponed until the l7tb
January, 1863 order that survey of the premises
may be made. CHURCHMAN l. BICKLE.
I]ec 2-tds
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WOUNDED AND KILLED.-It takes but little
space in the columns of the daily papers, but what
long household stories and biographies are eve-
ry one of those strange names that we read over
and forget!
ssWounder and killed!'' Some eye reads the
name to whom it is dear as life, and some heart
is struck or broken with the blow made by that
name among the list.
It's our Henry, it's our John, or our James,
or our Thomas, that lies with his poor broken
limbs at the hospital, with white and ghas ly
face On the battlefield. Alas for the eyes that
read !--alas! for the hearts that feel st
.sHe was my pretty boy, that I've sung to sleep
so many times in my arms!'' says the poor
mother, bowling her head in anguish that can
net be uttered. ssHe was my brave, noble hus-
band, the father of my little orphan children ~
sobs the stricken wife. ssHe my darling
brother, that loved so, that was so proud of
murmurs the sister, amid tears; and so the
terrible stroke tails on homes throughout the
land.
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WANTED
10000 pounds Tallow,
Lard. old grease, rancid butter,
For which will pay
the highest market price. JOHN B. HOGE.
Nov. 4-tf
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GALE OF LOT In STAUNTON.-The un-
y dersigned, John Churchman as Commissioner un-
der decree Of the Circuit Court of Augusta county
made in the cause of Geiger's Administration versus
Geigers heirs, and Robert G. Bickle, joint owner
will proceed to SELL Saturday, the 18th day OF this
month, the premises Lot of Land in the town Of
Staunton, on the hill adjoining the property Of DIR.
Stribling, and running through the bottom to the
creek, which there is Frame Dwelling House.
The terms costs of sale and one third in hand,
and the balance in equal instalments at 8 and Is
months with bond and good security, and the title
to be reserved as further security
J. CHURCHMAN.
RORERT G.. .RICKLE
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POETRY.
Never Despair,

By JOHN H. WITTY.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND q NEGRoE

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND & NEGROES.
i will offer foc sale, at my residence near Mid
dlebrook, Augusta county, Va, on Thursday, the
Sth of January. 1868, the Farm on which reside.
containing 8l7 Acres. about 225 Acres cleared, the
residue well imbered, the cleared land is nearly all
in grass will sell the Farm privately, if any per-
son wishes to purchase before the sale will sell all
my Personal Property, consisting of SO head of Hor
ses number of fine Saddle horses, Stations, three
of them Cobbam's fine Arabian, several Indian
Ponies. several brooo Mares, in foal, and mum
Der of heavy Harness Horses; $50 head of Cattle,
some of which are fresh Milch Cows of fine stock
some fine Durham Bulls and Heifers thorough breed
several yoke of Work Cattle, so head of Sheep lO]
head of Stock Hogs, and number of fine brood
Sows; 1900 lbs of Leather; all my Farming Uten-
ss, consisting of Wagons, Carts large lot of Har-
ness, Plows, Harrows, One horse Threshing Ma
chine and Glover box, Wheat Drill. Wheat Fan.
quantity Of Bar Iron and Nails; 2,eoo Gallons Of
Whiskey, 10 years old. loo gallons of Apple Brandy
years old and quantity Sugar, Coffee, Moasses,
Pepper and all my Grain and Hay 10000 lbs of Ba-
con, quantity OF Salt; all my Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture and great many articles too tedious to
mentions II Negroes, men, boys. women and chill
dren. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, and continue
from day to day till all is sold. Terms made known
on day of Sale, j. E. CARSON.
Dec. %, I662.-3ts.
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QUARTRRMAsTER'S DEPARTMENT,

QUARTh hh MAOIERO DEPARIMENT,
SrAcNToN. Va, November Is, 1862.
DERSONS having claims against my Department
i are requested to present them at once for pay
ment. Persons holding back their CLAIMS will find
difficulty in settling them. Fl. NJ BELL,
Nov. IS-x Maj. O. M. G. S. A.
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difficulty IN settling them. Fl. III. BELL,
Nov. I8-x Maj. @. C. S. A.
NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
Cavalry Drill and Sabre Exercise by Geo. Patten
Notes on Artillery, BY W Leroy Brown.
The Volunteers Hand Book, by Cap. ]. K. Lee.
Cary Bayonet Exercise and Skirmish Drill.
Volunteers Camp and Field Book, by Jno. P Curry
Instruction for Field Artillery, from Giham's Man
ual -, r4
The Field Manual for the use of Officers on Ord
nance Duty.
The First Year Of the War. -
The Second Battle of Manassas.
The Partisan Leader
War Songs of the Sonth s1 &
Eapoleons Maxims of War.
just received and for sale by
Dec 2-tf ROBERT COWAN
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Coed Counsel is Above all Price

N. B. The Office of all the Stage Lines is at I
House, also the office Of adams q Cos Express
StauntOn Jan. i, 1852
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4 DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

Dec. 4e--tf
, 1862-08-06

4fFoU tle EloflAeuCR dCut06lt z9lh.l
Tic Builders Iron Foundry Company are
nov making Tor the navy department il-lach
DabigEeus, similar to those which are On the
Monitor.' The pattern ie in two parts, being
divided longitudinally fron breech to muzzls
These are moulded 10 sections Of an iron fash,
which weighs Eight tons The patterns are
then removed, tie mould finished, IND the two
SECTIONS Of the flask put together aud fastened.
The flask is then placed In pit in perpen-
dlcular position, when it is ready to receive
the molten Iron This Is prepared IN an air
~ lace Of the capacity Of twenty-five tons
Much care is required in the SELECTION of The
metal, and the combination must be such th 1t
me compound shall acquire the greatest pos
sible t nscity: While II is melting, the iron
must be carefully watched. Il Is tested once
in thirty minutes. a small quantity is poured
Into mould, forming bar shout an inch
square. As coon as 1t eoo1s, it is broken. The
grain and color determine the quality aud its
proper stste to Pour. As soon as the pnoo r
Indications are observed, the furnace is tappsd
and tie liquid metal Is conveyed into The
mould. While 1t is running, men are sta
toned along the conductor to watch the
strsam and intercept any scor1a which may
form. If these were permitted to TO in, the
casting would be imperfect, liable to be honee-
combed. as It ia termed, which would weaken
, 1862-08-06
Ii1g UrihumE.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST, 9, 1869.


- a
EFor the Chicago Tribune I
Men Of the Union, Ho! On to the rescue,
ous nation, sore wounded, fights on through the
day,
Shall The shades Of despair settle OVER ous egions1
No. God ard our conntry1 up. men and away,
Shall the oblest eouls thst ere struggled In battle
Be left. without aid, while they grapple the foe,
Shall fyzauuy conquer, the onion be eha.tered9
A million strong voices arc laundering "No."
Shall the l.nd we should honor and cherish forever.
Be the rpoi Of the t.Aitor the aryeet Of the elaye
Shall the banner Of tyrants wave rulhlessly over
'Ile land ofthe Free and tue home Of the brave 81
Ieur apswer ia. Never" then m to your duty,
The snmmons is eouLdtrg Ger mountain and plain,
cry, ss for vengeance, shrieks up f;ou the ;aeys
AND red, 1ceking Eills, where our brothers lie
elain.
o.: r=aperz &c firth from your broad golden acre:
Red fsathes in th. ttsl:ore' bold ranks must bt
made,
Lave the plow In the g.eeusward, fat OF In the
distance,
Dark, b1ocdy and will ehal2 the fnrrovs be laid,
NiYee, mothers, and sisters arc cheering you On
ward,
Though the eyes viii grow din, and the uttesanc
fail,
There's blessed, Goa-speed IN the clszp OF thei
fingers.
Willie their white lips press closely to emoth.
the wall.
Down with all factions and party contentious
O. ceurt:yrneu, statesmen our honos's st stake.
shall We wait for the issue ia careless 1nactIoo
Till the strong, beating heart OF Cots freedom
etaii break,
TIE time for s'lnacuoz.'' and valosous speeches
Dird ont with the hearts that grew cold IN tn
fcnt.
Tie R.pnblic. or Anarchy, bondage OF freedom,
I Choose quickly, what will so1s Tha wrong Q
tac right.
CUE DEAxE kalamazoo
, 1862-08-06

M thIGAGE SALE w ceT:;ia,
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oI 9s IT, M S b. 'ns:r s51a2 "a eza5f a. ss,a
II s. Il IL
81 sEsr.5 e sesa:s the Psy@eat q ne pr:Scpsl
seR q 3
.aoussEd tcnE han:sea dollar. :apts s. t;e @sat
god sel1 Ann1ai Interest or tbs said sun u otaasT-
AZ ssr a d m i 81 % ~ r. M e. 1
IN M e5 safa o. htsh ssa gayts ef 4 a
a sssa die FIJI :s nas
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se snt q ~ 70 o1s St ssa ass q :a:ses
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Il ssfs: "a eaa!fy q . Sa sf I'd p:t7 j
sas aess Rssa ss. 10 ssv=as g ssRs r II va
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became eae by tse te5.g Ea:d GortzG % si.s rss
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re- aos F. patS SO e ote ~ ;nan ysaF 4 =; Sapsd
e 5eSsn eected sud doeiecs til taz piaeip2i Il
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md xaetsss, there Is Gow cue and unpaid On sa:d
l.eftafe astd pTct!Pe: sun Of seTen:rse thou7and
A1q sea EN- o o. o5s a. 2az On f
nrat daE Of January. 4 D. 1861 also tbs install
Ue,t of tnztat nouet!ns to the sun of TWO cneus-
g. % q 1fSsSS 81 seS 81 J2 l
the fnsR1enr Of iE'F-sS ec.ountf 70 the tAst 89oFa
named eGrn EACh p.,taa.r .ie thereon On The frs
sun III 81 Ct eItty sea5aaa i~. fusiea aos1s
she ssd WI ian ogden, .ter sodt1 out'uEucc Ct
the pov=1s y ic;sloEs; sd Taost< conra,ned
las deaCzbet sa16 skagc. sit: L:sa u sfyoIse
OIL EtxtytEo t6l. tt-:s.n1te f6j, e1.
tyaTs 10. sxsz W Fl: ~=ssa S.] =; sa
e5iy t1o a.. seventy X7s3 ssssa:E fur 60
seyertTfFe (s5l. seEec;7sI {sbg. ssv-nsTsHa tEl.
ssxeS1y ai, eshi g. I g. t9esF tSsaZ
Gai tishiy I've sss9 sEntss,I 90. esshss:sevea 81.
81 stgai1 n.7s t=a aaa si9 sita9eSy ta -
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Seeer street. On the west by Wens street sud on tba
sopth Goethe st1eet and being 81 The lots ,ncude1
within and between said Ftreets all sttna isaZ and
being IA tae city Of Chicago county OF Coo2 andaes3a
.Aaa thsk VII On Monday she tEensyatta a.y at
forenoon oa said premises 19 uEsHsnee q ~ ssss
1rc se the SKID premises In said dee:!ine
h+tps 1hesa Efentses anoyt and u ne1e-
4t and Equity OF redemption q the said ElEaa<d 4
5oanrsEn I'd s jenny aaasson iii We tasis hes
| It public suction 70 the highest bidder for ca.h-
Jap1aYy; T. D. 1Aa and duly 1eeordsd d Book i ii
Noztzssa eomencaa4 a. pezs ~ E ~ Z he9k v
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, 1862-08-06

l1onm"nle.'e@l
ART and nature nave ILLS allhe-"alle toe
one, when true, is but Il reflection of the
otuer-both kinale the imaeiuarioa and live
e.a.,,,r -, ,.,rar-,,
saeleol5 III uieaiol5'
hro"ir::s5 that the beautiful collection OF MI.
HealS, so long among us, was soon to be dis
uosra of. We have embraced IN onportunity
80. - - ~, r.. -
10 tahe loeh-lear1ns Ii "'gu' ~ LIZ last
Of this gallery Of the Sraces, Of these memo
rials Of historic men. Could Others do IS VT
1 5x, x5 ,,<,..a ,.,. 43- c.,,o
ns.|e ao.e' aua 'eoAeo ''s'@'a upou 'n''e slase
fol and oeautdui "orks' recognizing with Ia
miliar tgures Of men and women wetl-known
and rstet med among Ms. those of the GRANT
,I,
h's, ofical characters OF Amcfica-ffankl1n, 4,
Webster and Others Of scarcely less rcnowu !;
could tIcy marx the variety Of these produc-
-tnna ~ ~, y, a., .71-.~ - r. ~.
'ioD7 VI seAi"s' 'Ae 1.4e ep'Eua'' y. LIE cot-
o1lng, LIE cxac'ness OF pEotralture, the spesk-
lng charater OF these impersonations, wa are
well spre- that. like ourselves. thny xoutd
sa4 q naa,. :. a,~e ,,;s -7-o.,-. ,,,,-t T.. ,,-
Gay Aen3 10 oute' nla "o1Ae ulust w uo1
, 1862-08-06

The cas*irg and cause it's relec:ion at once, or
failure when proved. An 1l-inch gun was
e.st Saturday in presence Of Capt. Hunt OF
the ordnance Office. So far as was observed,
the operation VAS perfect. T. wtll not be re-
moved from the pit usder ten daya from the
C. s;irg, that time being required for the mass
to cocl and be in 3 proper condition to handle:
The guD as cast weighs sixteen and o half
tons; when finished, 1t will weigh between
eight ard nine. It IS fourteen feet long, thir-
tuo inches In diameter at the breech aud
twenty four at the rnuzzie.
, 1862-08-06

4a NUW IH1 pELF
DIX i. H- McCANE{.
EETaiC!LE And SURGEON, aersGts to 1eftaiatS
Ia. ruc condition and locality Of dls.as.s by e;;E
kGr =c!eE.iac 1ncthod, without asking any qn2sona
p!eesees II sae Iros: and Lu.E trestsd X Asdlss;
q. Iie=r Of the stonsach, Of tat Liver ktdneya DroE
Es. st. v;tne DANCE. cancers thronic ucess !:cr;,s
It's, Neuralgia, Parays. FlstHla. SnssH1F FlFs iGH
E~=s at The FL ard f:as Ssto Uia s17ture loa7
ru:ea In Short, Ill curabe els :rSes Of lon, =san
'curea1l~ Doctor, End Wit urde1tsEe no case without
Efntr HrnSnrEt q I.cQEeIY
, 1862-08-06
@fntftt1al.
GCHENCK'S: PULMONIC
~ s1EuP.
4 Man almost Raised from the Dead

HScsr,assts ss,t;sss y Fl. ps;sn1s pays'ssaa
peFf M u fsis hs Iease sedt s. & r JUICES .1a
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g. qld s9 .s9Ss S S15s 9sp + ,% o9e M 1oeS was
II Lsesil .ot aays liVsa anolef
E aep Il e. aaa a'mgsf g
were n.uch gfathtu 10 witaess Eay unexpected
ne sa 1on od ~ e 5a5eos ' look at
AZ ~: r. beSasce 1osEe ast fst son,e1'atns
Suiate M St xeIoT o X; Il m
ss ha3S 1mps Ike ssi II IN N ahaE
~ .1~e!s now pscame regular asd Eat1ral ana Giy
''.'1 on estEs ieo pch. My dealth improved and
lid now i " I; ever did in my l,fs aud ran do
IS r4:.h woEk cannot run 60 up s:eoSas f,sE Is
III @ t I'd Gas Ia, { {
c1r ~ the .ther Is stro; ger teei though,
hou. lie, had Consumption. th.t must :, 10 thesa
4hc It1scads them to 70 at onte t. D; schen:k and
=! Rsaas esa tass xsff ss 1t It
T n ~ I rfat eisssy e. M sssensks :ss ~,
rs Gi" ;l,t I'll cs tic* were naa1a deceive
, 1862-08-06

b0Ahu UF IHLle y QkhS bFFIGh7t
CHICAGO August 1st 1262
1GA III M(tKDAY The 11tn inst Tor cnnssrnctinrr
about 400 feet of fect fet ot feet % feet q
fem. eight t.ches thick. and to be laid In cement
Proposals. viii state tue price per nesl loot for the
work complete, HciudnE all natafia:s aud labor
cept htfG99, 1uuctton.ptoes, a1d 1an role covers,
which Etl1 be furnished By the Board.
For plans and specifications, Inquire at this ofcc,
No. is Court House
Satisfactory security for the fathfa performances Of
sill contracts vii be- reGutrcd.
The R9ard will reserve the right to rescs anT sill
proposals. at their discretion
Abond. ths fo1n for With caa be obtained at this
Office Will be IeQulr ID from eysrs bidder guarantee
ing the execution Of contract hgeeaple with the bid
rtude1e6.
By orter Of the Bossa,
au2 E3atd W TrNEHAN, Secretary.
, 1862-08-06

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested Tor 1e years and EowB IN fhvor. It kills and
Bz:trmtnates Reaches Bed Bugs, Ants, F1cas, Moths
Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden Ineects, &c.
al genuine bears the signature Of E. Lyon, and Is not
eoso1ous to persons domestic animals Beware o1
Ecncteyftis: and limitations.
IyoEs Powder kills all 1nsects In trtca
Lyons PILLS are death to rats and mica.
Bytd everywhere. D. s. BARNES
mS:sr494Sm D2 Broadway New York.
, 1862-08-06
H.-EH. -EH.-1S6o-X.-Drake's Planta

H.-H.-1S6o-X.-Drake's Planta
E1t,S BlTTERs--E1hausted NATURES great restorer.
Ehey tnr1garate, strengthen and purify the systeu
Eurc Dyspepsia Acidity Of tile Stomach, Diarrhca,
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pound II pure st Croix Ean, Rnots and Herbs, and
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the weak and laugmd- Sold py all Druggists, Grocers
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snnf4~ days after Year, af great '2tern Is Will
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article. which Will make THREE IMPRESSIONS. Is
- ~ :a1UNs0N,s. 14o Lake street.
, 1862-08-06

YOUNG LADIES SE1IIN AIRY.
Il. - At 1AkE FOREST, ILLINOIS, fourth
H.Ds D D. and daughters will commence on THURS
DAY, the 4th day ofseptem1er next and With ample
for the ceutort aud Improvement Of the
p9pis For ctEcplara and all desirable Information
a1o1Ess the undersigned B. DICKINSON,
Lake Forest- H.. July 8 1861 ty3sSn6Gw