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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
WORCESTER'S
QUARTO DICTIONARY.
The Latest--The Largeft--.Ths Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best,
'The Most Reliable Standard Au-
thOrIty OF the EngIish Languaeo.r
Ste Kindred Eminent BiHcasos Of 0ato,
"THR BEST ENaLIsH DICTIONARY HxrANr.7
Ell sa.. sraT Non 1b@yuaers.
"Here are upwards Of Hundred Thoussad Words,
whose multarious meanings and deryations, together
win the correct pslling and pronunciation are clearly
Olaolanda obmmeoiai.


Read the Deofst0ns of tho MSasbers Of he OHIO State
1SGcher's AssoctGtt0n.
The undersigned members Of the 0hio State Teachers
Assocaton adopt and aim to use In teaching, writing
and speaking the orthography and pronunciation OF
Worcesers ROYAL QuArto Dictionary and we most cor
daily recommend a. the most reliable standard au.
spoken.
LoRm AsDRKwa, President Kenyon College.
ID. ID. LEooErT, Superintendent Zanegville Schools.
THos. W. HARvKY, Bup't MAssilon Union Schools.
ID. y. oowDEHY, 9upt Public Schools, eandusky.
JOHN LYNCH, Sup't Public schools, 0lrolevillo. 4.
o. NJ sAMoRD, Principal Cleveland Female semina
wM. MITCHELL, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
sofa. 49,
oIRUs NISOH, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati.
H. 9. MARTIN, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN REeAL, Principal McNssly Normal School.
Eli r. TAPPAH, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University.
Wh W. EDwARDs, eup't Troy Unien School.
A. q. HoPKns, Principal West High School, olsve'
A. NORTON, Associate Principal High School, oIevs.
THrODOHu srrRrmo, Principal High School, cisvs
land. -
R. ,. HuMisroN, Principal Cleveland Institute
j. A. GARIrELD, President OF Electo Institute, HI
W, L. HARRu, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
n. H. BAREET, BEosmmissiOnsr Of Common Schools,
Ohio. ~. ~ .ri =
JAxEs MONROE, Prof. Rhetoric, obsrlin College.
THos. Hill, President Antioch college.
9. W, n. oArHoART, Prof. Mathematics High
School, Dayton. 500.
8. q. oRUNDAUOH, Prof. Language, High school,
Dayton.
8. N. BARBER, sup't Union Schools Ashland.
Aore Man SiS HpNdred other Presidents Of Oo,Ie-
0os, ProT ess0rs, AutAors dnd DistN0utehed EdNcd-
tors, haze e1dorssd tie dbocS sentiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Misrepresentation is no, wrong because
!, 10 cruel, but is cruel because IL 10 wrong
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26
VOLUME 30, NO. 5.
DIR E Els.

Snow is = white PAGE in the book Of Ma.
, turs.
A mothers purity refues tho child's
heart and manners.
Integrity. though rough, is better than
smooth DISSEMINATION.
The prayer Of deed. 1, ol,ener answered
than the prayer Of words. =,
Upon the ocean iron !. king bu, whtth.
er in the form Of cannon balls or iron pIates,
that's the question.
a weak mind SINKS under prosperity and
advtrsiiy alike. a strong and deep mind
has Two highest tides-when the moon 10 at
the foil and when there is no moon.
The en,erpri'ipg plan with audaci'y and
execute with vi;or. They fret sketch out
q map Of possibilities, and thea treat them
as probabilities.
Life is .hor, and women are many. Men
have no time for close examination OF each
on,. and TO her who crowd, her best goods
into the slow case Is often AWARDED tho
hishes'.prize.
A lady we'll advanced in maidenhood. at
her marriage requested the choir TO 'iLs tho
hymn commencing:
Thi. i. the way bng have sought.
Ani mouTned b,csu.e ! found IL not.
Bear in mind when you are invited bya
distinguished man TO dinner, you have re-
ceiVed paymen, IN fullfor your long stand.
Ing account of service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

READING. OF all the amusemsnu that
can possibly 10 imagined for working man.
after daily toll. or in the intervals. there ~
nothing like r,ading u newspaper or book.
IL call. tor no bodily cxer,ion. OF which tho
mind has had enoush--perhaps too much.
IL relieves his home Of dullne.s and same.
ness. Nay. II accompanies hiu TO his next
day. work. and gives him something to
think Of besides the mere mechanical druds-
cry Of hi' every day occupation some'hins
he can enjoy while absent, and look forward
TO with pleasure.
I. were TO pray ior taste which should
stand by me under every variety OF cIrcum-
stances. and bs q sourcs nf happiness and
chesriulne,. TO m- through life. and a shield
asnio., all its ill., however tho world nigh,
60 ani.,, i, would be a taste for reading.
q. walls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The truly beautiful and good arc they
who pursue the paths Of beauty and justice
for the mere love Of those attributes. and
no, because they think OF the merit that
attaches to such life, or expect to reap
favor. and rewards therefor. Tho rewards
Of the truly yir,uou. are inherent, in their
own lives, from day to day. and are mona
the les. enjoyed, though they are unknown
10 all the world Too many do good deeds
for the sake OF popular applause, /" tho
child curb. ITS hayward propen'it'e. for tho
sake OF tho promised sugar ploms. only to
renew its mi.chieVOus prapks with tenlold
energy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26
Rober, Hal! wa. unhappy in hi, court.

Rober, Hal! was unhappy in his court
ship OF Sii's Steel. When he was perhaps
smarting beneath the disappointment. ho
wen, out to tea. The lady OF tho house
said, with no very good taste " You are
dull, Mr.. Hall we have no polished steel
here to entertain YOU" 80. madam,
that. not the slish,ss, consequence; you
have plenty OF polished brass" His eeu'us
for happy rc,ort never slumbcred. One OF
his congregation. o sickly qacrulous old
mortal. met him in the street. "Ah. Mr..
Hall, you baye--never-been TO sec M
sir. / We been-very ill-Pve been-as
/ DEATHS door-M. Hail." Why didnt
you step in cir? Why didn's you step IN"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

SoxE MosouITo. 50 you are going TO the
Iieast Hinges. me darlint ? said IN old Irish
crons to young wife who was about to EN-.
bark for Madras. I've been in thIn parts
me-elf. and we'll DO remember the ,o'-
ment, I went through. night and day. with
tho muske,eers They have long suckers
hanging down from their beads. and they II
draw the lIle's blood out o ycer before you
cnn cay peas
This terrifying account lived in the memo
ry Of the young woman. Tho vessel made
Madras road'. and the young vito was de-
lighted at the sight Of land. Her Joy was
Of short duration, for on the shore sho pre-
ccived an elephant. Horror.srricken at tho
sight. and in brcathless agitation, she ap'
preached the mate. exclaiming. with up
lifted hands. McreiIul heavens! is that q
mosquito
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

At tho battlo Of Trafalgar. two Scotch.
men, messmates and bison cronles. from
the same little clachan, happened TO bc sta
toned near each other when the celebr' ted
in,ima,ion MAS displayed from tho Admi'
rails ship. Look up and read. you,
Jock" Gays one to tho oihsr; " England
expects every man to do his du'y-nos q
word iras puir aud Scotland on sh'' oeca'
,iou." Jock cooked his eye at.the object
for moment. and turning to HE eompan-
ion. thu, addressed him. F" Man. Geord'1,
10 ,ha, n your sense? Scotland knows
eel enough tina, her bsirns will do their
do,y-tha,'s just a hint to the English
men,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The happy sim'lc Of an old di,in', when
cau,ionipg the clergy against engaging in
,iol,n, controversy. nigh, effectively bn ap.
piled To other professions: :" II we will bo
con,sndips, lcsus contend like the olive and
the vine. who -halI produce the most and
best fruit; not like the aspen and tho elm,
who shall make the most noise in the wind. ="
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Don stand there losfins." said pro-
fe.sor At Franklin and Marshall college TO
,hrec students. where they shoaldn't eb.
We're not loaGns,' said ono ol them. sL'r'
are only thros OF US, and !, takos lSavcn to
make q loaf"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT
ruBLisRED EvrRY FRIDAY MORNING ny
WIN. A. PIDGIN a. Co.,
rRoPRKIoxs.
JOHN J. PERRY. Editor.

TERMS.-ore Dollar aud f,iiy Cents, PEI
s.ar, in advance: Tao poll"''' at the 'nd ''n'
clubbing. We Noud respectfully call 'hr
,,.s,,,a 81 soc h a. are 4 spo-sd A. lend their o."
n extending the circulation ei a hone rsr'f 10
the follo~,ng offer;
We stll s.nJ
io Cupir. tor one var, i"r ov
20 Copi,s .for one year, Toe -V'o"
sad one copy To The rersoa g't'nr "p 'he e"o'
The e,an., meet accvsrsnN the o'o"r.
Er>. VI Peusag,u = Co.. 10 State SWee''
Bo-tan. and I22 Ns'ss1 Su'ct, Nr~ ,o'N'"
OF authorized agvuis.
JOB PRINTING ncath executed.
, 1862-05-13
DUnonk,s Method with Sccoextou
Ladies',

Ladies',
The Nashville correspondent of tho .Cincia-
nati Gdattte tells the following capital story of
General Dumont's way of resentanr the in
sulta Of secession hdies in that place, ,and 1t
illustrates yeEJ &learlJ the characteristic
pronptness and determination Of the General.
he Won't be provoked into IN outrage. aud he
won't bear fneults with tmpunity. The petit
coated rebels Of Nashville will find that It IL
healthiest for them to behave as ladies. and
when they descend to become blsekpuards
they will be dealt with Is they deserve:
To illustrate the manner In which they sre
dealt eitht I will. relate Whist occurred 1ast
: Sunday, On that day company ot the 74th
Dumons, the comnaander here II tbs after
noons While the General Eas 6tandtug,Rt the
tQor Of bis headquarters, he. ohser1ed two
young ladies, as they walked By, using
tomevery insulting languages 70 fhe Enard at
his ooor. ae immediately directed tsp nea
to follow the girls home, with objections to
guard the house. and permit no one to pass Ia
or out, except that tho girls father u,,eht
COME tohis quarters TO- get an explanation:
DIX. Martin. the father Of tds girls, came to the
door, bnt halted when he found himso in
hayonets., !" BALI" !" said the guard; ! our or:
de1a are to lat no one pass IN :or out Of 5oaF
house. except upon conditions.'''. II tnust %
md pee my ps,ients u " said the;Dootor. 'sYou
had better be patient IoufseIEs::ea ID the guard.
for you can'L pasa hefe.'! i" You said fco4M
paes upon conditions, ~ said the doctor, ss9hst
.re thss ~ The. guards a1plsined, sad the
Doctor reported 10 Gea,; Dum8nt: Tt:W hy ds'
+ my houae fnarded." !" asked 4he Doctor; "Y1nr
dsugh h7as fasulted my soldiers, !" ssid Che Gen4
eTaa. and the eoldtcrs dare not rrtatfste, as +
!. pooash them Hh1netez, they 1aa iusultanE !sa.
Ruage 70 eittxens And now, elr.'' said the
General y sash yoa to ondesta Id: :dissiaet.
!. u man. wpnan or child; nd that + Iii |aold
yut tusponsah saaa PandAh yoa foF any pttoaao
of which; >1t,e female oy Juvenile ianates Of
!, ypat hoEse ate guhy." The Doctor WYaf aud
got ~ humble sPcseg7 from heglris, &at the
guard VIA TeucYtQ-
, 1862-05-13
A SeeeHh Yankee-Hunter Writes to
hfe Sweetheart

[sh1oh Coz. New York tribunal
a reconnaissance in force went six miles
beyond our lines day or TIVE since, and sur
pr1sed u brigade Of Mississippi troops. The
rebels flsd to Monterey, and were sheiled by
our artillery en their retreat; Several prison.
crs were captured, and their camp was des-
t1oyed: Among the numerous, documents
found in it Was this candid epistle:;, =:
CoRNrH, Miss, April -, 1862
DEAREST NANCY: drop YOU few Lilies
TO let yQH know that am not dad yet but I.
don't know how long i will be 81 for I expect
NC will be in another battltt soon for VIC have
got marching orders now hit cannot tell you
where ne are going to but Fexpect that we will
take hunt for the yunEB and / had much
rather hunt anything that>I ever hunted IN my
life than the yanks they are ar7y easy found bit
thy are not easy togef shet Of for there ia Too
many OF them but the marching gets me worse
than the yankB forl am broke down don't feel
like that could march five miles il the YAuks
was close behind me but am not the onlY one
in that fix for the hole regiment is nearly all
broac down 4 sick together. !.
Jim Il - 1s sick ID bed at present, but
expect he will get a Furlough tomorrow 4; if
he does I will Send this letter bY him, Give
NJ love to all the family & Girls & Kiss theu
If they will receive it as o gift from me Il re-
ceive = portion for yourself excuse my short
letter write soon go.
fremain your true Friend C.H. c.
T, g. will send you . song ballard in this
letter
Wait for the Waprnu
, 1862-05-13
...~H 80 ~,
M1lotrtakerH.''

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+. w r7oIUMNlk6r& &KNH&. .N&SR Il SefSa brszsa ,
713&&AMt44Q .D0RKEN&,t' 80.
Ara Wnod pdAhs - eeeea1e al % a4xa- II
fzn1n@k atfea4no n m kp6k& HSTa 6Eeed <sS
, 1862-05-13
rHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4

q FHINA3Vs bUI&1AlN6lVN q
~ QUINCY RAIEEOAQ.
Passenger Trains IesEc and arrive At Chicago n to
lows:-Day Express and HAL leaves Chic ago 1t 80 A.
il. {Sanday8 HIceptedl arrives 1t S&5 r. " fS1ndAy1
e1ceptedo Night Express leaves Chicago At9 z. NJ
EetHruays exEepted1 arrives 1t Th9 A. N, {MnadkJl
exceptedJ Me1dota Accommodation leaTee Chicago
81 800 r N. tSundays excepted) arrtses = l1oe
(s1ndays eKcxpted) G. g. HAXMOND, 9uYt-
, 1862-05-13
Narn Rubter Uru8B.
'GEEIEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

mAAV1ACIE5Kp V10Xk6l0a8 8e.lf0oD334KefETEHL q.
1nis Tr9a = having aueoess II curing Hesn,a oe
Unlike ALL othes7 used In tho following tespects
It WILL NKEKK RusT, Che sps1ng being coated With
pe1Epiraton hom the bodJ} Noz RRxAx4 caAFH. GALL
Oh BK1H1 Ik- VIE NOT ELF UE NOIE Prom Ft.A0A
9a11r: and = a1us{. cIGxs AEo As GOOD - MES.
They have been used by A pe-9ors In this ctty
md surrounding country within tie put two feafA
a1d hayc never failed TO give Satisfaction IN Al cssed
CURED II tbs dtJ Of thirty standing, which 1Te
eel known e aome Of the moss eminent 6utEeonA In
sae s on! felisbe 1rgss q foI ~ Dr sssiey having
atting Of TTusses wM guarantee thts fa1tTument IL
syeT nspect 70 BE- e tEpseseated = tae ss2e TzaR
QN15e2 ana daay rcoetytnE oTaess for fhfs 1asEH:
essura t7e public taas tt q rapldlJ sapecedfnE u
1kAeE 3snse4 u use PHasn4 1tshtrg this
4eu q .EuptnFe e ns J. 3 sEKLEY. 1se south Clark
sreet Catc9Ko "a. sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
on receipt Of stsHp- 2. o. Box kSaa au92tITTsi II
, 1862-05-13

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
SSs1PEa %A M E a. q ta
ef Mo5gage bearing dare the day and Aforesaid
Sr~n ne h41s ~ ,,.rms-s hereinafter da.ex;os "a
s1 t1snfs e tie e Ss1taR bond
Mus Beers 10 the said Eotsiota which Iond l. more
Ease E6ch taia s Tecofasd II Tia 1o Hasf @S
SEE SEE pce OF cook County, in BOOK 81 Of Mortgages
The condition Of the said bond being "that whereas
the ta1d jabez Borsfod Is bound as surety for th
note for ten t1ousasd dollars drawing interest al the
51fs o. ten Pc per sent Eer annun also 70 Johnsoa
aioIeaad also, to Harriet Beers, On note for inres
ser 81 E5a nn fnTe{ss5 n1 5 as r e
sas oa Ya als ssn f 4
ta1ee IS saussaa de.as siso
.es des1 5eiea = intsPsst
dabsenes lie said BosfoTa Is o1ly sufety for sad
Eow. Nthc sbore bounden Cy1enlus Bee1s his helrs,
executors and adlntstrato, shau veil and truly IS
sa
seye and Keep harmless The sid jabez & Bos.sor3.
nt1isy for aad Acsoa1t q bis being eaEety
O. g Ss i.t s'sa r b
BE- aae ~ ths ssd III Bee
Its hets executors and administrators in the payment
" ns saa noEea ana or elther q the either
81 p5l9capai ef Intefe8 N He cond1uon Or the said
cnrsnanfs Sase " ~ e q ny q 9s
s. eaa na s5 sa! g.: @ navs 70 psy te
!aWipi ior The said Boseford fsnm uno 70 time as he
d hpa pay nex 81 saa aoE e
EEwtpspeI RllI.so n ne clty ol ChGazo Aforesaid
IEs,S aays onioFe M aaT q such sas 70 sen ne
would 9e ns ss@y 70 1einburse himself for all on'
sSs pa,a ana m fon vita ~ coats and e.
s. Ma q a IL shE shd equity q redemption Or The ID
is AN s4s sf A s1e5E 9es ana "a asgrs q pub
n S ~ 70 1ne bidder LOT cssas at the
A1a whereas default nxs been made IN the payment
@ ta1o lauebtet nesa mentioned in estd bond = the
ead beefB and the SAID RGfo.d. surety Aforesaid,
hxs In consequence OF such defRut Of he said Bcss
hefn Obliged 10 psy and has p1ir Of sae ead lntbted
ne4 and 1nteEeet mentioned Ii ssid mount
, 1862-05-13
Old ss Pub. Fu c., on the War.
Occasional" in one Of his letters, writes

OCCASIONAL in one Of hi5 letters, writes
to the Philadelphia Press as follows:
WASHINGTON May 6. 1861
Not long ago two ladies' called at Wheat
land the safe retreat of the man who as
sisted treason to arm itself in the
very sanctuaries of freedom. and while
there they were thrown into cenversa-
ton, with the venerable ox-President.
Of course, the war was soon introduced. In
the course of conversation, the battle at Fort
DoneIson vas alluded to, when he said:
ladies, yon must not suppose that this vic
tory will end the war; there will be much
seveEe fighting get, and should cur
Northern soldiers attempt to 60 South as
the warm season approaches, they will be
s1etpt Of Ike rotten sheep. Besides, ladies', you
know. that the Southern people have long
anticipated this struggle, aud have been
prepared for it; they can never be conquer
ed" Miss fss---replied: Yes, Mr.. B., We
know, ard 50 does TIE country, that for the last
Jcur years, at least, the Southern people have
been permitted to do as they pleased with the
powers that controlled the Government, and
hare bn,a olosoed 10 hGve their ~ayin eusrything
but, notwithstanding all this, ii is our opinion
that they .cil be conquered, and made to TO-
turn to the support Of the old Gonstitution.n
, 1862-05-13
MORTGAGE SALE.-Public no

tea II hereby given that L 6ettguan acnlestneeF
fhs M1sSE5ges y se.e,n AosKsEe DEED assed sep
ton ing ee5elp3 aod EecoEded u tne office 81 ne Re-
cordef q Conk County, 1nnofA IN RooK IS of Mort
GsEek raEe z5H1u ~ 16xson of default By the sxid
a.let il the oF the proussory note Ia aa1d
Mo1tEHxc spedfed, sell 1t public auction for cash 70
the highest opdef at tho north door Court HoaB9
Y Y ihecH q ch4aeo. County, Of ceok storesald On
noen n q Lot na sbeT as ;s u Bost ~ II eaS a. i
M5elhoE asued1yta4on Of Block oz QntL Lot thfftsen
gS tR ns Hoafd q 311stsen Of he Illinois All A.ch
IT. e. n Townshi2 tatrtEntns 60. neTta q Rsaxe
subdlrtston ~ Myerhof recorded II tha ohoe Of nc
Recorder aforesaid. IN Book % Of M8pe Page S.
II said Een any present remaining interest
d tho sst6 Waller IN aua 70 the south eaxteriY OF
Lot fourteen 5f3) In Block thirty ree { tn OgdeaA
Addition 70 CdcaEo. being twenty {3p) feet IN width
sELiGI1E sCaLEsINGzR Mortgages
Chicago, May Sd, 1Hd2, lny5 Isl I'M :.
, 1862-05-13
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MILITARY faSrkpkrlun AM ashl

WHSTHRH- UNION. sCGlIAE8E, am MuJTAEYl
ACADENy has hee1 located .Gt FHLTJE ILI. and
VII open Primary academic and Coi1eEta1o Conrsea
on 6apk 1exa. HE'S Tie tHelS e afotr4eoceG
tescAe<4 thorough eppointmeotA &ad excellent nQplE
sncee bath u1xF and sclentthc coatsss fhr Nre1
scAool b11dtrfs n Tie "et tcost Il a1pjE Aat
stssee+ive eroopda dae GImnsstan aod many otno,
which saonld clst attention an paFe1fa
x1rR1 HNp nr14 EE1rE1aa :swoEn,- B4YoxEr 1Hp
G1HxAa11a ExxR1!exa, CoHHoa ZouAvE AND FA1o1
asaS sIss nn5ioa -, 9s eoesol
fuikiqn IL eveEydepa<une1k Exrsste0f Sess;o no3I
ap16nof . boz kdes1 andsF The eame rn1f WITH a1r
he epnAfh11 care of tbA tA2chea Addfeea IN Cir IA
t4EeDt g COVERT: tstssd1nt Fu'toR-m IL ~ II
, 1862-05-13
j.. @tlitarp Gaare8.

4 RIILLERY AND CAVALRY.
"a s soEE1CERa- : s1tFa 11ce lot q s4srss Beta
pEeB 9eunueta, Abn. InfannT F1eld md Lis Ot
:dsass @ e esas ssteses @sdej Gosa snih .ad
t1dses: euapA H1xlea DC tfc 80 sold FexY
cheaE fnr ca<h K. BOWEN 70 Ctnrf st.eoN T1H
, 1862-05-13

pIITSBUR9d, Eft. WAYNE d
L CHICAGO RAILWAY.
Passenger T1ains leave the Depot cornee of NaHzEa
md Cars1 ss1ecA Chicago. daily at
7ln A. N. Past Limo fexcept 61uday1o
!@ n Night Express, Except 8as0fdsFR)
fAQ r. II Arranr~ nfRtfnr fnr FaInArxIAa
Arrive 1t Chicsgaat Els A. IL azd 8;1SPN
, 1862-05-13

ILLINOIS SAVINGS INSTTTU.
Il fIOE.
IN TIE CITY 0E. CHICAGO.
MCoReoRArED. FEBRUARY, 1Hz,
Office, f04 and 1875 Washington st,
1h1a 1nstituou recstves depostts IN Gold l7ee ana
.hs Bills Of Specie paying BaaG af
FIVE 0ENTb AND UPWARDS.
From sn classes Of porsonA incfudnE Minors 4ud Mar
1ted women. hnd t1tcNt Inherent 1t the rats or
SIX FEB CENT. PER ANNUAL
Mytdends gayahle On thA hrst Monday OF laauss7
md July. Office open daily during the usual hours a.
toc1ock JtHN q HAfNE4 PTTs33dAnf
, 1862-05-13

WILLARD d KEAN,
BANKERS AID DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Cntr Bank Notes and Land Waryapta no, CLARK
street. corner Of South Water.
Special attention g1sen to CoIlectlons throughout
thu Northwest. Accounts solicited and interest al
lpEtd on special Depoglta. nyLp3633m
, 1862-05-13
nj ASTER'S' '.SALE-State Of Eli.
1y1 nots. Cook County 81. Circuit Court Of Cook
CorEtJ-Iq Chsresfy sHpher CHI. n Hsoty Walls

CoHEtJ-1p Chsretfy S6pher Chll. ~ Hsnfy Wells
sp6 Samuel & Ch1Eds -Fo.eclotur Of MottkxEe
Fuhite rouca fe oeteby gsyen that I. G Pa1ne
fryer Masser IN raauoefy of Cook Comfy. state Of
itzaaa&fV1 In obedience to tue Ata III Dtcrca
entered Il e sbove snttle Gauss sel' at pabne auo
dEn ter cash 10 highest tder at the norm door M
tr Court Of tie County of Cook IN tre CITY q
GhicaSn q T. r i6ts. dsy of Msx 4 - p ~ Ess at Yen
described parcels Of lsnd situate u The County q
Co1k snd State Of n1lnols Io-stt:-The soutnznat
t). Ttwnst p sh,r3 - fss noFtn of RsnEe nm.
t.tn tan Of rhe fhtrd Meridian tontsntnE
2osiessst ass:sIts ~ IS sesssoa q ta,1.ynar e3 g
cf lbs 1hird rrnefea Me1tdi.n. s1so the Rossh hwet
qnast.r o. he toathEet q1a1ttr of.8ecttoa tEenty
III Eh)- Of TOWNSHIP thlFty1ve. G. no4 th o. R41Fc
fourteen, eAtsof ths Thrd Prfnapai Meeidfsa or. g
mrca me s1A p!xt4s1 thersot u Msy De necasaIf9
Eake lie nnneX principal AID interest tus u con
p:atnant WITH secfssx OF sa3tvutt knd EAaensts feee
and eK2easea Of sid sale l. L-C.FAINE FtRE8a, =
GhicS8os hpsN &c. 1e2 -" 80 4pafp7l1t& u.
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Drp 6nqDs.

T ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
IL from AHERrEF SALES just trcceiFed 1t BOFLE.S
Ctesp btu!t which E1u be sold Rreat sacrtace NE
nre now Offering the Ereatest bargains offered In
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TATARRHl CATARRH!l
~ oATARKHi!l

- 6~$3Ex
HAxRAxuo to be Euze erze tns
cATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD
Osx HunuED TRorsAxn pespons dis veszly IN th'k
COUNTY, Of Consumption EyeIJ phJ6iciSn knoEt that
with fl{ly sEo$h1rdf Of this number, the d1seaee n1af
commenced as
CATARHH IN TIE NOSE.
1ne pe5: e:ep beng to :as throat and bronchial sub.
ii d essie1 70 CUE C.tarrh :hsn Consumption snd b.
curing the nrs We prevent latter. Pcsons should
rndeIstand thst tbs better WAY 70 euro Consumption
81 synpsams Of c.st..7h - rn4y generally appear
md End ths ae3 bare feaueat stacks and afs moxe
Eenuuvs the changes Of temperature n this cao.
luon the NAY he dry or slight discharge tol
end .sd esea5 e. GK asch ~ asa E
creased in quantity And ehsnged II quality taeg ~
ut thick sad heavy and are either &c: a q oy 9loR
mE The nose, else they N into tae throa and ~
usnE ba3 breath; the voice ts tlck and nasal tht
eyeS are week; the se1se OF smeu Ia le8ss1eo OF nt
1;1CJnd; deafness frequently tskrS place AnotEe1
common ead Important symptom q Gstal5n II = AZ
o{ thick sliny mrcoEt which has f.ilen down F1
The head ddrnE the night hen this Akes plAce. et
person 15 be sure that his dteAse u On It's wa5 70 ti
1unFK and should lose ne time II a79dnE Il ~
e IS &c id Il tho LIQUID cATAERH EEMKpY. Il
xtese symptoms cas be Gackly and eaactnally =
d 70 assure all Eho disposed to test th virtues
cu1tng CatarIt, .hst aSteT the tEiA oi ths Ksnea
for ons month no benefit u rrcsiEed+ the amount ps
Fdce Of lie Cstsrrh Remedy. & GO su1eient far us
eno monta. VIII fiji and clear directions
Cities, 1s2 South Clark Street, Wp-stairs.>
oil Pn8t EfMrk Boz xxi. Chtc8HD. lD.
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