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Hospital for the Afflicted.

! The LADIES OF ALBA, actuated bv an ex.
allied patriotism and humane philanthropy,
through no little trouble and expense, have
established Hospital, not for the benefit of
the able-bodied man, nor the coward and
craven, but for the patrio., who but for the
scalds and bruises suffered in youth, and
the crampsa and cholics endured in manhood,
would now molly respond to his country's
call in this hour Of its greatest peril.
All such are tenderIy invited to commit
themselves into the care and keeping of this
institution, where they will be kept free
from the leprous touch of the stout and su.
pie, and not exposed to the unsigh,ly uni
forms and other military objects. A change
Of diet is also recommended by which they
will no hnger be fell on pork and beans, but
an ample supply Of Godfrey's Cordial, eat
nap, Phoenix Bitters and other anti-drdf
tonics, will be constantly on hand by the
hospital surgeon
As further inducement liberal bounty
of one hundred cents is promised each one
of these patriotic sons, to repay them for
that which was so cruelty taken by an un
grateful country from its feeble sons.
On public occasions the patients will be
paraded through the public streets, each
uniformed in gaudy skirt of red-under
the gentle command of some elderly matron
and all armed with that harmless weapon,
the broom.
This institution is favorably located on
Anti-Draft Street, where martial display
has never been seen. Care will be taken
that such frghtful sounds shall not disturb
them, neither shall the brilliant sight of the
Old Flag glitter before their .fading eyes.
For further particulars enquire at head
quarters. OLD GRANNY HEROIC.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. l6, p. m.-Our
troops at Harper's Ferry, after surrerdsring
to the Rebels, were promptly parolcd, for
the reason, as explained here, that our troops
were pressing the rebels too hard to permit
them to take prisoners along with them.
The paroled prisoners have already arriv-
ed at Baltimore and Frederick. They state
that Col. Miles was killed while carrying a
flag of truce to surrender. Both Of his legs
were shot away. Nearly 5000 ofour troops
were taken.
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THE School MEETING..-We understand
that the school meeting on Monday evening
did not decide the question of the site of a
School House in This District, but appointe d
osninittee to enquire into the title Of Col
lege Square, and to ascertain what other eli
gible site can be had, to report at subse-
qnent meeting. The lot, corner of Market
& Fourth SITS, owned by the District, is re-
garded as too small, and the lot adjoining is
held at so high figure, $500, as to probably
prohibit its purchase We shall rejoice, for
one, when the School House question is
settled in SON. way.
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zzgR MANHOOD

Jsa Published, %. a Sealed Earekcpe Price eesss
A Lecture GA tlac Natu re. TreaszncMs,
aud Radical Care Of spexmatorrhaea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debflisy,
and lmpedinents 10 Marriage generally, Nerves.
ness, Cansamp tor, Epilepsy Fits Mental and PAysi-
cal Ineaparisy, resulting from Self Absse, Ae.-Bv
ROhr. }. CuLvERw ELL, II. D., AxfAor er tks
'sGrsss Bpck, !" &c.
uye, clearly from his expesenes thaA 10
awful consequences efSeH<bsse may As edsctsaiiy
removed without neaicine and without dsaeeresa
surgic hsagses 1ines seS-
dials, pointing out mode Of euse ~ ADee eszeskA
and eneetaai, by which eyesy safsrss. ~ nsstser
what his condition. be, may care Ah1self cASa1lr
privately asd rssdieaxy. This lectare VIII prove .
boon 10 Shou sands aud thcugands-
Sent under seal, In . plain ssve3sps. 70 any nd.
dress, the receipt Of six essts. iue ros4s e
stamps, nv addressing Ds- CHAS- ,. Q. xLlNE.
fsI Bowery New York, rcse 06cs Dos ass
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vuVo THE NERVOUS or BOTH Sexes A Retired
il Clergyman having been restored to health In
few days. after many years Of great Suffering Is VIII
postpaid directed envelope, copy ofthe prescrip-
ton used. Direct the REV. JOHN n. DAGNALI., 1s8
Fulton street, Brooklyn, ~. A. June H. is62-lm
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Sprtial Aotiees.


a CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
"A The subscriber will send (free Qfchdrge) TO
all who desire IT, the Recipe and directions for ma
king simple Vegetable Balm, that win, In from two
to eight days, remove Pmples, Blotohes, Tdn Freck-
kes Sallowness and all impurities and roughness OF
the Ska, leaving the same-as Nature intended IL
should be-sof, clear, smooth and beautiful. Those
desringth Recipe with full dire ctons
and advice, will please call on or address with
turn postage), TH0S. y. CHAPMAN,
Practical Chemist, ss1 Broadway, New York.
May %, ls62-2m
vUNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
j SUFFERER.-Published as q warning, and for
the especial benefit OF Young Men, and those who suf
fer with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, Prems-
ture Decay, &C., &C., by one who has cured himself
by simple means after being put to great expense
and Inconvenience, through the ofworthiess med
icnes prescribed by learned Doctors Single copies
may be had Of the author, G. A. LAxnERT, ESQ,
Greenpoint, Long Island, by senclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq,
May 22, '62-2m Greenpoint, Long Island. NJ Y.
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Gucrrillas Attack Bloomfield.
vgangEtlfsE 1sr.f..

CAPE GIRADEAU, Mo. Sept. IA spec
ial to the st. Louis Union says Bloomfield
was attacked on Thursday morning by the
rebels. II was defended by 100 enrolled
militia, including detachment from here.
The fight lasted two hours. The rebels
took one d pound howitzer and withdrew.
The militia abandoned the place with one
iron u FOUNDER but spiked it two miles
from Bloomfield. COL Boyd from Green
vile shelled Bloomfield about 8 o'clock Fri.
day afternooa and retook the place after a
few minutes firing. In the first fight the
federal loss was killed and 5 woundcd.-
Rebel loss not known. Col. Boyd is being
reinforced.
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FINE AprLEs.-Wc and our better half
are very much obliged to Mr.. j. NJ. Peck
for specimens Of several varieties of graft.
ed fruit, superior in favor to any we have
met with this season. The VINE apple, es-
pecially. is very excellent Mr. Peck raises
about 500 bushels.
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Devin has splendid Stock for his Whole.

Devin has asplendid Stock for his Whole
sale Trade, and never failing supply for
ms retail customers. He is now opening
and on the way, Delaines and other Dress
Goods, Of the freshest patterns. Stacks Of
the latest STYLES Of Shawls and Nantes.
heavy and cheap, Hoods, Sontags, Scarfs &c.
Twenty or thirty different styles Of Caps u
Fur, Plush, Cloth, Felt, &c. From his up
per store rooms he viii furnish wagon loads
OF Hats, Boots and Shoes A fine supply
of Groceries, Pridts by the car load, and
men wear for large army. q
As his goods were purchased before the
heavy rise, he is selling many ofhis Cottons
under the rates now ruling in the Eastern
cities. As he keeps buyer in the East, no
House in Iowa can sell goods on better
terms. Call - @ 8 ~
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The shoe shop, corner of Front and Court
streets, was broken open on Saturday night
last, and about $3.50 worth of boots stolen
and carried off. Mr.. Thomas E. Williams rs
proprieto, Of the shop. No clue to the bur,
g'ar has as yet been found.
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Mistake Correcsca

WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.--The Govern
ment has not. as is generally supposed, is.
sued an order interfering with the issue of
of small notes by regular banks of this dis.
trict. tits understood that no such order is
now contemplated.
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PASSING THROUGH have bee
passing through this place in large numbers
the past week, as many as six companies in
one day. They come from different localities
west, and were destined, some to Keokuk.
and others to Burlington.
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.DRrGs DRUGs DIR. Scott has returned
from the East with very large stock of
Goods in his line, all Of which are open and
ready for inspection by the numerous GUS,
toners of his popular establishment.
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DRUGS, Books, &c-Dr. j. J.. Taylor's
new, and ample rooms are crowded full of
his recent purchases in Eastern cities, and
goods are gaing off by the wagon load.
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DO not forget that Tayor's is the place
to go when you are in want Of Books or
Drugs, Patient Medicines, Glass, Oils,
Paints &c. &C.
Bc sure and go to Taylor's where you will
he certain to get what you want, of good
quality and at low prices. Remember that
he has moved into his new store room op.
posite the Ottumwa House.
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some Wall. w. Brown, Of the City
Market, has to-day, the finest display of
meat ever seen in this caunty. Among the
rest calf, five months old, weighing $50
pounds Go and get Sunday cut.
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The word abolition occurs just 100000
times in the last Mercury. They have ex
hausted their fonts setting it up, but expect
sorts next week, after which the entire paper
will be repitit,on of Abolition, ABOLITION,
ABOLITION, from beginning to end
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Collision Of Railroad Trains.

BosToN, Sept. IT, The G:3O train for
Newbury Port, on the Eastern Railroad,
when passing through Western Tunnel
collided with an excursion train. Two fire.
men were killed, and some 80 or 40 more or
less injured.
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REMOVABLE. G. G. Warden has remoy.
ed his goods to Moore's building, opposite
the Bank, preparatory to erecting three
story brick block on his old site, to be fin
ished this fall. The Dr's customers and
friends will very readily find him at his new
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails. !
OTTUII WA, IOWA. il
EASTERN MAIL,
vIAB. 4 N. n. R. r..
Arrives Daily-Sundays excepted-at 1910 p. IN.
and 500 p. m. Leaves at 1870 a. m. and 120 p m.-
Time half an hour faster than common. Mail closes
half an hour before the train leaves. 's as.e
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk).
Wax. TT. D. n. Anal.
Arrives Daily--Sundays excepted-at loo p. m,
and leaves at 100 y.
WESTERN MAIL,
Wax. TT y. n. MR.R,
Arrives Daiy-sundays exccpted-st Zoo p. m,
and leaves at 7:45 p. m. thA &EEfAa
NORTHERN MAIL, e n
VIA pAHLosEeA sIGouRSsY. sa
Arrives every Friday at o'clock p. m, and leaves
very Saturday ats o'clock a. IN.
SOUTHERN NAIL,
VIA PIT IsABEL TO BLooNFiELD.
Leaves daily sundayexcepted, ut 1850 p. M, and
arrive at loo p. m. aa a
WESTERN MAIL, (Biakesburg).
CARRIED rHRxE TINES wREK.
Arrives and leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. J. w. NORRIS, p. NJ.
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Loca1and Miscellaneous
NEW MERcANrILE HOUSE.

We invite the attention of our readers and
the public generally, to the new advertise.
ment in this issue, headed "Moss & Co.'S.
COLUMN" 1t will there be seen that VIM,
c. Moss Jr., & Co., have opened at the New
Brick Block, corner of Front and Court sts,
one of the largest and best selected Stocks
of General Merchandise, ever offered in this
part of the West. We take pleasure ir say
ing to all those who deal in this market
either at retail or, Wholesale, that they will
do well to give Messrs Moss & Co., an early
call. They will find new and fresh goods,
very complete assortment, reasonable pri-
ces, and the most accommodating treatment.
Their location is very good one, and the
store rooms entirely new, among the finest
in the country. We cordially welcome these
gentlemen to our city, and wish them en- !.
tire success in their business.
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OTTUMWA
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY

JIM. McELROY, -. -. -. Principals
MISSES HALLOwAY, and WILSON, Assistants.
The Fifth year commences on Monday, SEPTEM-
Der sth 1852, at the Presbyterian Church and
attached.
Four terms often weeks each In the year.
Tuition from t3to g. accordingto branch studied
Special facilities offered to persons wishing quail
lily themselves for teaching.
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged from
date Of entrance. No reduction, however, win be
made for occasional Absence unless by special agree
me mt or In case Of sickness. s7t
Boarding can be at pricesto suit thetimes.
July 5, 1862.
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ATKINS
KNITTING MACHINE.
FOR ..
FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
$40 to SIS per Week PrOflt can
be earned On them by any
woman,

IN MANUFACTURING
Stockings and Socks eferery size and texture, I'm
dershiris, Drdaoers, Comforts, Table Corers Mi
tary Sdshes, NuJids, Uader-tlseres, Tides, Som
tags, Sha,cts, Rigolets, Capes, Crarats. Head.
Dresses, dc.
They use any description of thread silk, Linen or
Cotton, and Yarn Of every kind and of any sze from
10 to 30 guage, coarse or ne rough smooth, hard
or slack twisted, home spun or machine spun. They
Twist the Yarn from the breaches, as they Knit.
They make 5000 stitches Minute.
The stitch exactly as made by hand. Any
one who can turn a crank use them a child can
operate them when the work Is commenced. Six dog
pairs of Stockings can be made day easily, and
with steady work this number be greatly ncreas
can at once work and understand them; they do not
get out of order and with good they win last
The slightest reflection VIII show that Knitting
Machine, by its novelty, and the various uses to
which 1t can be applied, 10 altogether better, a
Profitable Investment, than Sewing Machine, for
which are very saleable, because every one wears
stockings, socks &C., which can be made on the ma
chine, and sold at very liberal profit. From % to
eS day profit can be made on them,--those who use
them attest to this fact. The Farmer can knit his
WOOL and sell the goods manufactured. In a neigh.
borhood Machine win pay for itself easily in
To introduce the Machine In the Northwest, We
propose to sell but Machine the first year each
hip,-giving the purchaser chance to operate
the Machine without competition, to make the
price of the Machine easily in knitting; and We will
give to suitable persons who purchase ofus, the
right to sell Machines In their townships, at good
profit thus enabling them BY two methods 70 easily
complete, FORTY-FIvE DOLLARS. @ g N
A Circular, which we will send on application, win
give further and full particulars cut Of Machine &C.
With each Machine Is sent mplete Book OF In
struc.ion giving full directions how to the Ma
chine and to make and finish all the articles knits
~ ossee@ 1Hs' Lake s Street, CHICAGO. '
July 10, 1S62-14 10y
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GLORIOUS NEWS !!
10000 Rebels Bagged.

We learn by the train just in,-9 p
m. that $4,000 rebel prisoners have
been captured by Mcclellan. The
news is thought to be reliable.
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MARRIED..

At the Potter House, Sept. IS, 1862, by Rev. JIM
McElroy, Ma. ANDREW J. HaxRrs, OF jefferson county
aud Miss MARrmA A. BrRxArau, Of competine Tp.,
Wan clio county
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'PrNRoY's CoNpANY.-We are glad to learn
that Mr.. John Pumroy is meeting with good
success in raising his company for Col
Summers Regiment. Everybody desires to
so in Pumroy's company. They know his
energy and go aheaditiveness so well that
they are sure of finding honorable employ
mcnt under his lead. We shall expect to
see this comp any filled up in few days.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
State Of !owa, wspelio County:
To WILLIAM MEEEER and D. w. MEEKER

U0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
Clerk of the District Court Of wapelio county, State
Of Iowa asking foreclosure Of mortgage given
by John W. Meeker and Nixabeth Meeker to said 8.
and A. MCGEE upon the south east quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section ave, tow nship seventy
three. range twelve In said county, dated October
18th, 1859. The said 3. and A. Mc(iee will in their
said petition also ask judgment against the estate
John w. Meeker, deceased, for two hunr ed dollars
kiven.
Now unless You appear and make defense to said
petition before noon Of the second day Of The
next Term of said Court to be begun aud held OF
tumwa, In said county, the 2ith day OF November
1864, default win be taken against you and judse
| and decree rendered In accordance with prayer Of
petition. WILLIAMS a HAMILTON,
Aug. -, lS62-iw Auys for Petitioner.
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We are favored st present with most de,
lightful fall weather.
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j. S. WALKER,
A CARD.

1#a-t.Ffr DAHLoNEGA, Iowa, Aug. 4th, 1862.
EDIrOR Guaranteeing DESTROYS Of doing every
thing within my power and ability to put end to
the Infamous rebellion against the best governme mt
earththe priceless inheritance of noble fore
fathers-I announce to my patrons and friends, that
will render grdtuifous professional service, when
required to the IA antilles of those who may volunteer
to defend the "Flag Of our Countrywide flag that
foated over our cradles, and which, through the
Providence Of God SHALL float our graves.
J. G. HINSEY, NJ. D..
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CLAIM AGENCY.

WARRINGTON, May TT IS62.
Having established Claim Agency IN this city, for
the purpose Of prosecuting all classes Of ciaimsN
shall take pleasure In attending to any business that
may be confded to me promptly and upon the most
favorable terms. With my Acquaintance with the
different Departments, feel confident that give
full satisfaction Proper blanks will be furnished to
all who desire them. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
May ~, 1S62-1214 ~
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NEW ROUTE.
OHuInWa and Bloomfield Line.
In connection with the
hllpIxcf0N 4 uIsc0nPI pIrRp piIIpAtA

BURLINGTON 4 MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD.
On and AFTER July lst 1869, Stages VIII leave Of
tumwa Daily, Except Sunday
FOR BLOOMFIELD, VIA. POINT ISABEL AND
DRAkENILLE
Sure connections made at Bloomfield with Stage
Lines running to all points South and West.
Through Tickets via this Route can be procured at
all stations the b. 4 NJ. X. Rairoan. Fare low
suit the times. J. Il. DE LEE, Proprietor.
June 2S-i5-14
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OBITUARY

Died At my house, Eve miles ives, q Pa.
nola, on the 10th Of September, Of Thisis
~puimonslis, ABRAHAM GORDON. De.
ceased was a member o. Company ., $. $.
Nolen, Captain, 10th Regiment Of Arkan.
sas Volunteers. lie was discharged on the
lo,h Of June, at Tupelo. and was on hi.
way home. .lIc Jeff In my care papers Of
value 10 his family.
JuSIus DAVIDSON, ". ..
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a hHm9ef u isileH ~ '0lHWhus,
Na hage erFati,ed q soelsiy nv
lbs purpose u raising money %
hnlli 4 phleat fef The defence n the
State 4 i mnlefs,yoi that The ~
isfofise viii cost sIb0ooo, besides
ihc guns, ~ presume, whaeh u COURSE
The G~tserhmeni will furnish. The
ladies' u Columbas have already con.
,tlbutel several thousand dollars %
this highly pfaisewof,hy obIee, =
The committee state that they have
only four months 10 raise The money
and build The boat yet We have not
d doubt they will accomplish the
work IN time TO meet the thieves and
m%uflcfors u yankeejom next winter.
IN regard 70 the dangers threaten.
ing our own part Of the State, We un.
happily cannot pay they ARE four
months N. The shameful abandon.
mcnt of the counties Of DE Soto, TIT.
Mica. Ranola and Coahoma, 70 the
hcllish insults aud outragcs Of the
Glthicst and mos, dcyilish wrctcLes
tina, cvcr iisgraced the human form,
is enough 70 awake US TO a right un.
jcrstanding Of u imminent danger,
aud withou, prompt defence, Of our
certain and miserable fate. II small
numbers have TO scampcr Oh at the
approach Of the enemy, and larger
bodies come just in time to be too
late, wha, security have we for prop.
crty or life? II We cannot have al
effective force on the spot, VIC had
better not have a confederate soldier
between this place and Memphis; TO
then the people would have the alter
native plain before them, eithc TO n
bandon their homes at once to thievcI
and houseburncrs, or 20 arm ever,
old man and stripping land some We
mentor some Of them will eight, 4
certainty in defence Of thci
all. Our Government, thus far, sine
the occupation Of Memphis by tn
Fedcrals, has done little for thcs
counties but levy their men aud thci
taxes. No patriot objects to thin
but We do object to seeing the me
and means Of this region SO dispose
of ~ to leave Il entirely ~unpro.ecte.
Thousands Of cur soldiers might Z
we'll have bccn stationed on Nonco,
nah, and on the Mississippi, - /,
Grenada, Abbevillc, and Scnatobi,
Tho recen, raids Of the yankees ha,
cos, DE Soto county alone, We pr
sumo. several hundred Thousand do
lars; how many hundred thcusau
more will be distracted OF dcssroys
BY their future inrcads into Desc
aud Pamela counties, time only ca
tell. hut while our Government
asleep in this quarter, would Il a,
be we'll for the people Of these couI
tics to appropriate a few hundrv
,hoasand dollars. In some way 10 a
fend their property from wAolesa
robbery. their Aenes from the suce'
diary, and their families from poll
ton and hatchery. Ihe blood Of Il
poor boy. White. whs md nothing
do with the wsr, ssa Who, VIM b.
ging Tor bic life, wss cruelty nurde
cd a, Horn Lake, BY he lIehs q d
burning dwelling Of his videvsl =
Their, still cries saavsassd ftsa Il
groasd; while the bsrsiae o. dee
and dwellings. fran 1yo,. II.
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Age may wear and waste a moth.
cr's beauty, strength and estate but
her relation as a mother Is MS the sun
when il goes forth IN al is might I;
for it is always in the meridian, and
knowcth no evening.
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CAyALRN lOMPANY.

II AN authorised to raise a Company Of
Mounted Men for Immediate servicc.-
An extension u tis Cosserip. Law u now
pending In Congress. end Il will . pass,
emhsncihg within IL provisions al she an.
drafted militia. Those desirous Of joining
ibis service, aai rot Wishing 10 b son.
ssPiptsd, can have ~ opportunity BY ID.
dressing ne Tor he pseosat ~ Parols.
\. @. TAYLOR, Capt.
Pasola, 1lis., ssps. ~, 1859. SSsa
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lhs Appeal s~nhoahsss ihe death
.af ihia Rsnslemaa u hls fssIienes n
ihoma county % Ne "a lnss. III
We , mefsi elli,sh ahi ~ excellent
nsighbof
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The syrup Of " Life Es%orIasiing
il said 10 be excellent for coughs and
weak lungs. Make q strong tea Of
the leaves, and boil the tea down 10
syrup or honey.