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, 1862-11-06

DR.. -1a,ncs, farmcrls Of James
1ock Heapl1al y Cus:5n1 House ttrc.t En~ O,l+aus
la. fAtaai,sn"t IN $50 has arrived IN Chica and
permanently located An office I.
Sc Randolph Street.
1etwarn 6t-te xHd Dearborn eet cures weakness.
3IBs ii H:ntc.ar pawGr. tu,pote cs-a=e, al tae
Aloed esin and Ec1Cnrtal disease. By new and
1nR1bse rnct1or, eavtCg bo1h time and ,cns. Ths
treatment ne ueen ia Dr. Jan:s' Hospital f'f the
last IS sears Dr. James conrs here endorsed by TIC
hi dtcal faculty Anc the Sl3tkt eAt1tc pIeSa VI Lilo
E. Nth-
Those afflicted should amply Immediately and *eye
4hcueey.1 from the canRtQuehces Of those te:rlhla
1,hlai.E F. D;seaEes peculiar females 1relted with
1A& Aarpiest .eeu,ts
REMEMBER DIR. JAMES OFFICE
rs So II ANDO LFH STR EET~
between State and na-born street Ch.ca@o Hint
{lace oren rom L. N. I'll H. tor coosultst.ons
Ir Jnmcr M:1cur5. luilie FutA@s;e .r Atsg.
ic Il TT at.uE diseases OF the b.od tod tkta ~aSn M
Ensc from 4ye1et. Int ntntra'tz.r m soFn
SC hlnrcr. Elch IL positive Cur~ 70 tsanooipn Dr.
nft m
, 1862-11-06
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II Il. perEcrep-A r .ad ia.'.lets
nj Of 6ttectlak Cou aFerfeie 1eos ~n1 ea5tt
Frrpnfe limitations 20 9tass sSa,oa. ~ =
T1t.tral}y seuIbt to aankeEs East u a0 Al senx4
,fa.er. II It ID iufAilhle. AAd1eas &1CE = Cm-
oAao, LII
, 1862-11-06

The special correspondent OF Tie New Yo2K
EXPRESS, who was with the army during the
canpsign in Maryland, Gays OF tue recant
battles:
, 1862-11-06

~ To the at1iict i OF ALL S.,asses:
If sou arc crippled va Palsy Or et anen9aS y eqi
1,uu NV. III, u. h.rnd La rua4:A h1 medca; AID
ana eyn: NJ fet'- titn l'TenAture grave be.
Jnr. Won ay.uts for moment and still hnp- on, n
~ nrrera il rev before son I0r The retorAtloh OF
1Guf laI.1n Lite Il nut 6ialile- but \ onoound.
Nrtjve .; which II Eest-1c!tT aeng the most direct
1.,etiu,. thrnus ~Mch tne vita; fU: se can pc IN
&reased S1ic4cc has placed within oar reach tal5
q enltnt ard p7l yided th ample tn"sn7 hy which
wc may regulate the functions :ronf it. influence 81
Fleetnre There ts ofhsr Hc"nt n the untFcrse
1uvc E,retrciy by which energy can he impaired 70
tie vital rsfr,e 1t .tv- all IN 'ter and seems
to be universal contrHl!in@ 1AT-and hence lis Sc
vantage in controlling l1t df*'ases
Eleci!ic,ty Wien c;r led according to tue nav ds"
tuvtry never mi n vert reasonable cast} 70 PCT
fnt1n f.ceiv aud r-rmaneLt GuTe IN neary Gil DE-
<aascs 10 vim III fl sh IL h1ir.
The snbecr,hcr lhtc OF LEO Walnut street. Pht'ade1
<:.,rper Of H~rri~:sn and .u:th aYenuc. CAct2a.
where u you etlicted th aur atlnent Or disease
tntttad 10 anniF j. r. JAKDKl-LA.
Electrical Pt y=ictu.
This II to certify thai my wife. Mre- MAi:S 4.
ENlJH has for s.any be- afflicted with r1oi7nt
3i1cS* II Ii*ad44tlt pF'nr:i i.x nt'at %eeklt ~
ls<:li1 ir-1 =; III. Eo-ucFful Gle Il 81 ~ -sv
NAt,NETlSM y SIS reccs,,m ndtd to ap?'y u Dr. 8.
JnrtrIa II tis city ai.l after Ah"ut sx t-cNmcEts
Il snow c1upietclv reslo-ea TO health. not hav'ns aa
.hx slr1:cet s Of 1t f. near lsce mon'ls% ana
5te 1,,tr.fie:.ed ran rrn:de.t'y recon- mead y.
-Jnrccn "a e1nerlehced and ek1l1!ul opefator lo
@aee tsicnen 1ss ~AS'' GEORGE r. sNETT..
Medical Department !. s Army n;snilal;
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17sh. 1sGs- oSaa,aS;lu:
, 1862-11-06

a15saso %F 1szes nhS a!tssSas $stSNa =: g.
Ez.,e5 r onn..s will re:7tred at this ntace Until
The sth tsg II xs,v< next, for less q the
GRAIN WAREHOUSE II tha CsmpAoy. from h1o
hi, r ~ al January hext untA Nov 31t1. lsiS.
The building, machinery. &C. u n gooi woFaaf ~
nydcr A. Yeral.e OF renewals are to he nA4e b1 ana
1t the expense Ct the lesaee.
Tne 81 10 Be paid n,ont1y ~ aaSaaes ar nj,
PnG!SHT7,:-1W E. B. TALC0TT. Gen. 8upk-
, 1862-05-15

dAshinR down the abysa he rushed, terror
stricken, to the heads Of the horses, which he
compelled 70 fall back. HE comFadeS Who had
heard the rttshing Of the waters, - well % him
self regained precipitately the table lAnd'
The stern continued 70 rage with the same
awful violence, and despair was rapidly obtain
ing possession Of the whole party. The setgeSnt
himself Whose commands we're no longer res
pectOd, did not know what plan 10 pursue.
Some Of the drivers took out the horses, In order
toget on their backs, and hy, at hazard, through
the night At length Dolores stood up In the
wagon and pointing 10 IN opening IN the bills on
"There lies your road. Follow the side Of
the bill until you come 10 the next open space !
you will then see CoFunna at your feet, and u
two hours you win be In safety"
Her words, translated By Aaguirel put an end
70 the general disorder and somewhat fottVed
the dropping courage Of the fugitives. The wa
gOn In which Dolores rode took the lead in the
procession, while she herself directed the march,
telling the driver how 10 avoid the FaVines and
turn The rocks At length Tie storm abAted I
The clouds swept away By the winds from the
sea, disappeared In the distance, end the sky,
spangled with stars, was once more visible
The party now reached the open space men
toned by Dolores, and little further on they
perceived the town, and the roads, with tren-Uf'
war bearing the English eolOrS at their mast
heads.
Every one forgot bis SuHsringS 10 greet the
well.loTed Gag with joyous huFEah.
eve hAtS bid hard time Of Il, sergeant" "
sAid the cOFporal, approaching Mcguire, "but
We hGve escaped at laStp
%Thanks 10 that poOt &OthAn, said the Irish
man, pointing 10 the ViVandiere. You 81. cor
poral that pity Il not % bad an adviser after all
and that It is often Wisef 10 sAte than TO Kill an
enemy"
, 1862-05-15
AGissing--Pnvate william Smith.

eergeantl 0htsr On youP roll,
"MlSSlng-PFiVAtS william Smith,
Death b bot Q passing dream,
Life false and Sh6doWy myth;
Comrades, close youT gAplng rOnkal
He vas Of the nFSs Platoon;
Missing private william Smith
DoubtlesS win be heard Of soon.
Missing private william Smith
Led The charge that turned The day;
Throu b the thlckest Of the fight,
Step By step, he Glove bis way;
when last saw private Smith,
He vas grimmed with smoke end gore;
what II private william Smith
Should be heard Of never nOreP
Oomradesl soldiers IhOuld not mourn.
He was every Inch mani
Men have fallen In the nght
Ever since the world began;
Yet v. uld knew fOF truth,
New the Aght 10 past and done
Missing private yllllam emllh
Has Win and AthS dns.
Would knew that clinking chains
Bound his Iron muscles O'eTl
would knew prison val
HID his llmba, though wolnded oofoI
Would that missing private smith
May be heard Of once Asalnl
Wounded, captive, % that be
BE not Of The nameless slain.
Missing private wIiIan Smith
Has wife and little one;
She was once love Of mine,
Ere my lie had scarce begun:
should hardly like to speak
To her Of % strange . myth,
When the war is over, -
Missing, private william Smith,
, 1862-05-15
The following contains great deal Of truth
that the practical mind will readily appreciate:

The following contains great deal Of truth
that the practical mind will readily appreciate:
"Kittens are but little cats
Mouse traps are not county jails;
Whales are full as large as spTats;
They don't stuff geese with copper nails ;
A German waltz Il not rhyme;
The French are mostly born in France;
Fishes are not afraid to swim,
And turkeys seldom learn to dance"
A boy went into bakers shop for . two.
penny loaf and conceiving Il TO be diminutive
In size, remarked 10 the baker that be did not
bsleve Il was weight.
&Never mind that" said the man Of dough,
"you will have the less to carry"
"True," replied the lad; and throwing three
halEpence on the counter, left the shop.
The baker called him, saying that he had not
leit money enough.
"Nover mind that" said the boy, "yOu will
have the less TO count"
Il is related Of the elder Dumas, who had an
extensive aeQuaintanco with WFits Of seizure,
that one day his charity was invoked In aid Of
the interment Of bailiii, who had died In great
deStitutiOn. Upon being informed that the
amount necessary was twenty-five francs, Du-
mas pulled fifteen NApoleOns from his pocket,
exclaiming, twenty-five francs to bury bal.
lifFl take eli I've got and bury twelve Of them !"
A person was recently called into court for
the purpose Of proving thu correctness Of doc
tors bill, and asked by the lawyer whether the
doctor did not make several visits afier the pa
tent was out Of danger"
"No," replied the witness; "I considered the
patient In danger % long as the doctor continued
bis Visits."
A Scotch paper speaks Of fox having been
trying TO spring steel trap BY means Of stick
that Be carried in bis mouth. We knew . fox
once that took we'll pole from well and pushed
Q turkey on from the lower limb Of . tree with
it. and put the pole back In It's place. At least
he got the turkey, and the pole was found ell
right In the morning.
Like bell that's rung for Ere; like . cease
less auction crier; like, on times, gTAceless liar
-mischieEmaking tattlers 60. Stopping you
with quacking fear, Whispering, IS you lend an
ear, Mercy on Us, did you heart Hannah
TOmpkins' gotH beau"
An Irishman at work on stone wall caught .
small spotted animal, which he took to be bis
neighbOr's kitten but, dropping her almost In
stantly, he clapped both hands to his nose and
exclaimed, Holy mOthsrl what has she been
eatlngl"
"Ses, ntfss, see |" exclaimed delighted papa,
a. something like smile iFrAdiated the face ol
bis infant, an angel Is whispering 10 iti"
"No, SIR" replied the more matter of.IAct
nurse, at is only the wind In its stomach"
"Mr. Jones, have you got matchH'
Yes, match for the devil there she stands
mixing dough-" ..
Jones Ioie By the back door, pursusd BY wo.
man with red head and cstern pole.
q a A a Z IL 4 l.
, 1862-05-15

- =.
Old DR.. Strong Of Hartford, whose name b
ctlll pfAiSe In the churches, bad an unfortunate
habit Of saying nusing things when be meant
i not eo-as when he was presiding IN nesting
a eoms for1srd and olISr nrnVSf, ho mar
=. ST,-..A.. 1.,... : = : - .,4a7.
~ ps,.o,, N''
WIN p o"'' s,.D ri. -,
~ ~. IP '"'' "ey'
az PS . ,
TO which M. Cotton immediately ensWersoI
without intending 70 PsrPetrate anytning0 g0i tne
, 1862-05-15
No. 81
6 A1lsosllaneodb Itema. n.

4 - - -
A1couanSouD AeoAs
Ths census Of Canada, taken last summer
gave pUpulAtiOn Of about I, 500, 900.
Ccngfe.a has i1w, IN both branches, pal1sd
tne Oh eAihng ior twenty nsN gun boaiA
Complete plans end apociac.,ioua of our VS..
tern Runboais were found N Fort Henry.
N ~
nsr ha pg .pggrOp .sS ~ 4oasy saa eo,l..s
1a.S zen m.oe q tne suneIing relasses MN
r--v--. D,,,- -.
nod Y 49, aoe D'y,. " y !. Ss.
vV - ~. = " '"o sA's's's Poonoa'on'
W N-''' ~ - H 80
The released Union pfiaonefs, e Balls Bluff
ny that their eapturs iannted them with bsIiR
sold BY Gen. Stone. y
When the people along tbs Tsn6oiIss river
sAw the Union dag approaching. they Gignia-
cantly exclaimed, my StaFSp q si.s q so
m. n,o,h.,;. E,,...lI a. =. l.,,.. A.. a.. -
don r., tho,,nh, ~ h,,ns;5s st;,;,, ~,
sms,I ~ slIsct snr 800 nhis.t F's'''- ~
t1s
sscOnds' has Ialsly been lnvenssd 81 ~ Rs1.
.. d. Moore, Of Birmingham, Iowa.
mL
Se - slr ~ ~ el.t Nens " tne 40.
nsiSss T, HlssI 'as M 2. neItyI eonlnusa y
-. E'S.on.Ss ~. - MuosS ~ PAnese " o.a
80 ~. W 10 u wave ~ toe neAr' o. me con
co,n !. 4. w..h,.,.... a.. ~,
h.S hsso ;rsrous.5 an oonsssS. -.
tho Civ o"vsSnr.sos a. -. s,..i, 49,. ~
sTcsSnS nm ,s5s.-..I,s !. TI,s,s5 49,
'T-s.s,,, ~ -
,' -'o'-' Hmg a4s
General Bishop Polk haS Il is rstcTted 1pon
apparently good authority, IL recent letter eol4
so;i;,.. ~. ~ ~ ~, -.
ueSSee'''' =" We Na'e1 VIM
n'' "''oe
Lieut. elemtnef, Of Fort pickens memory.
having partially rseoVotsd hiS henlth. - n
NOEFistoEn, Pa, WhsTs he has been soiouring
with bis hther, and has departed for tke asId
Of duties 10 the West
Ths butter divided nu,une u,t iyots an ths pa.
tomac does not appear 70 81 81 u; bSsf on.litv.
and the different erades are now arraneed -.
eordino "a the folIoWing seals, Girnno' M -.
HenerA tiIenmAa. ne rebel ccmmendG q
EoIs henIy; nas oeen sent @ ne ILLINOIS ksli-
.n1 ,sTans ~ n,'S da.sa ~, r. Sls
so,S ,hsS M soa,s,s,,, 49,,
- ''''-'''s
IN he battle Of Fort Douslson The wooda were
Set on 6Fe IN some places By gAda from rubul
guns and several Of our wounded soldiers, who
bad craWlod into the brush for shelter were. no
doubt burned 70 death, Is their blaek and
onl'r'o remains a'''t"Afos = 'no'ol'ea
The Toronto Lendet 4 NOT A An ple,asd wiih
the result Of he battle of Fort Donel0on. ~
h hsS diaooversi 4 1rlnil rlees a. e,rsni,,i',
and exultiDRlV Drociaima that ths naS.h~- ~
a rsbel pTiso1srs taken has dWipdIed ao-n -,
flteen tboncand a 1hIr,1sn thons.s,l 49,, h,,.,
drOd.B IT'I' 1-1' III ~
sr. Ii "a !, .sga. ls
.ppsss % De = French 'i pspeE SaEsasaS:-s1
, 1862-05-15
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRo5cH,
Editor and Proprietor.
-TRRIIs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.


Oas square, 10 lines leSs) arst Insertion % 90
deduction Of Fy per cent the above rates to yearly
advertisers.
business Cards. 095 a.year advertisement however
nall, inserted at . LEES rate than e96 per annHm.
- Legal advertisements Of every description must be
pad for before insertion. There viii be variation from
lths Fuls In any event.
, 1862-01-29

MI. Fonb1anquc communicates to the Lon
don Times graphic description Of a visit to
the Great Wall Of China The following are
extracts:
l left Tien-tsin on the 18th of March, and.
after three days ride through as nninterest-
ING country Us can we'll he conceived, came
in sight Of the fine solid wall which enelosrs
the struggling mass Of ruin, dirt and decay,
called pckin. At daybrcak on the following
morning We climbed the highest peak Of the
mountain range, and there, standing on the
top Of tie wall, reflected upon the stupeni1-
cns folly Of this wonderful work Of human iu-
dAstry. which is said TO have cost the country
two hundred thousand lives from sheer cX-
lmEstion. The wall, which is built Of stone
and brick, is twenty feet high and fifteen feet
broad, sIrnlouuted by L double parapet, loop
llclcd or tilt north side. As far us the eye can
follow tie mountain r:nge it winds over the
ridges of the rreriritous black rocks like
gigantic serpent crawling along, and with its
trcath poisoning all around; for, turl where
you will, nothing meets the view but tho desc
late, drrary tract Of rock, unrelicycd By 4
blade Of grass OF q tuft Of moss, and huge
bouldtTs strcwing the base OF the mountain
sides. It was the wlilm Of tyrlnt to build Il
wall here nature had already built A barrier
far more etfectual than anything that human
art could construct. However, there it r.
maina, after i lapse Of ncarly two thousand
ycars-a monument Of the cruel folly Of one
man, aud tue patient industry and sut1trings
Of many thousands.
, 1862-01-29

Washington Correspondence n y. Evening Post]
Tic Presidential lcvec far outshonc that Of
the old. Even the semi-seccsslouist croakcrs
who 80 to the White House to ridicule and tell
every lady they meet how much finer things
used to be, can but confess that tlle Red, Blue,
that night, without the reflected lights Of their
vanished Southern bellies. Southern woman
are very sumptuous. They flscinatc with
their ej'9nt grace, their exuberant sweetness,
their scnsuous, ,prodigal beauty. They E.cl1 the
exquisite dclicacy Of perception and feeling,
Of the North; but they cultivate their man
ners with as much assiduity as the former do
their heads and hearts, cXalting their soeill
magnetism to the dignity of consummate art.
II Is very natural, then, that people who have
been accustomed to bask in the splcndor OF
Mrs, Douglass snailes,- and to believe that
Mrs. Crittcndcn, Mrs. jeff. Davis, and 4 few
others, alone made the bon ton o1 Washington
society, should deplore their departed idols.
But VIC get along very well without thcnl- The
tides Of beautiful women sweeping under the
chandeliers left nobody room to regret the
absent
With a single exception, Mrs. Lincoln's
costume Was i'll exquisite taste. She wore i
dress {dsto7hf) Of azure silk, slot with white,
notified with gorgeous velvet leaves Of deep
cr blnc. \ shawl Of point lace hung over her
arm, and point lace berthe, Of marvellous
norons texture. enclFclcd her neck. Her
ornaments were pearl bracelets and neck
lace; her head drrss Of blue and white
plumes.
Mr. Lincoln looked Il |i1tic carc-worn,
thoughtful, il not allNinu=. But, in suc! an
assembly, how easy it is to src tint lie is not
j selfish man. Every motion. every look.
Indicates the genial Kindness of Lis heart.
Ihe Hutchinson 1:tnlily We're present.
Taking both of "Joun's'' hands. the Prtsi-
dent told him with what pleasure he re-
mcrahtrcd lis singing i'll Springfield, aud
asked if L. " oull sing for him tit dramatic
sony OF the "ShIp on Fue.'' III 4 moment
more, the great drawinS.roo1las were yocal
with The rich melody ofthc Hutchinson, voices
"Ouly tlinl,'' s;,IL little Fiola Hutchinson to
me, will childish nuizs:s, ";si1er was through,
\. z. Willis kissed my hand, and thanked llc
for the soD@. No one eyer kissed my hand
before. and you know lie is s't.h Il lion
:" Yes, Il born 1ion,' replied, us l watched
him promenade with Mrs. Lincoln bc,n1iilg
down on what lie calls her 'smotherly facet
At least he is inevitable. At concert, rcccp-
tion, lectures, the first object stamped on tic
rctlnue is the Brulnrnrlish figure and Byronic
1ur''loc& Of y. ?. He docs not at ill resemble
tile man who, from the death-bcd Of Il sscou-
sH1nrtiyc'' composed as many Elrcwe!ls to the
world as John Shivery did epitaphs to his own
memory, WHEN expecting to die daily for the
love Of little Dorrit.
, 1862-01-29

Tnc;yx M game much in fa=nion-1think ii. called
lThvugh | never hare played it, for pleasure or
lnere.)
II which, when the cards are in certain conditions,
The players appear to have changed their positions.
And one Of them cries, in n confident tone,
- think may venture to goiF daone.'
While watching the game, tia whim Of tile
b2rd's
\ moral TO draw from that skirnish of cards,
And 10 fancy he finds, in the trivial strife.
Sonle excellent hints for the battle Of Life:
Mherc:-whetaer the prize be ribbon or throne
The winner is be who can "go it alone!''
When great Calico proclaimed that the world
IN regular orbit was ceaseless1y whirlea,
And go1-not convert-for all of his pains;
Ii moves. ioi' Gil thatts' was his answering tone,
For he knew like tho Earth, he could 'go it
alone!
Wien kepler with intellect piercing a1ar,
Discovered the laws of each planet and star,
and doctors; who ought TO have landed his name.
1'cr5dcd his learning and blackened his fame,
Il can pait lie replied, till the truth you shall
own.
Fer lc felt in lis heart he could go it alonc!r
Alas f'.1 the player who idly depends.
IN the struggle Of life, upon kindred OF friends:
Whatever the value Of blessings like these,
They can never atone for inglorious ease.
Nor comfort The coward who finds. with q croal,.
That his crnteheF have left him to so it alone
There's something no doubt, in the hand you may
hold,
Health, family, culture, wit. beauty and eold
The fortunate owner may fairly regard
-ss, each in its way. a most excellent card;
Yet the game may be lost with all these for rour
Owl,
I.less you've the courage to 50 it alonc.''
In battle or business, whatever the game,
IN Ian or in love, it is ever the came:
In the struggle for power, the scramble for pef
LIT this he your notto-'.I'tfy your*eift'
For. whether the prize he ribbon or throne,
The victor is he who call go it aioncl''
Y. L Let1z4r
, 1862-01-29


ana IN 4a;ef s Sis asS oss
y aH!'s s4aa~sf Hsafs Il fa IT, t*f9'5 Vg &
Francis coffin tic iersea i hereinafter yGest1sed Il ed
s 3 IF S5ta I'll a1 y
Hat S5swsrt ana raysbs totna "furr Of mr:
fonsanJ o!irs ;$iJs, ra,ab!e % tic H. u.s. Il
ie aE III sn f 5sivs ao ess ss ST s;S tS s
aa3 2ayah:s Ifs?ss::ye; o. the A.st ny of -,
!a ~ t6t at as?4nit n u n.2s' a
and suGsl ns;nuent ss1! reaIn due anil unpaid tlriy
dos sf s Il @ Sysi Sese4 aaa 5 M q as al n,y
e. e. Ky y ssto S n ns ros n ysn Ter M 5e
has hesn nae in TIE payment fsald nsrnc1*s Of in
tsrts's dr. en- ,he t'r Gay M Nay aud en the irst day
dred dollars each aatnrins ose stes respSe.ise:y
az, Eiv'I. 1oE sad tEs:sn:nts, "eh have since re-
q 9Sss Il ss a II y3's t. ss
t.reet de 1:Her toset't with co:ts and crges of
aIft rtscmen ant sl tile premises coEye. Ell ~ sail
With an right aud equity Of redcIur:son Of Hlr; l.
stewart his tettS representatives assigns therein.
Ut Il fs eas s lie te otenooa ,5' o. @ s e
ionT1eenth DAY OF March. 4 D. sd tic North .l9or
IS s;c:;Si i H. crs q csicao County q
i1E te ,rtst 5ilty :l feet Of 1T number seventh! in
aofsSs @ IL S s fs oq I'D r9En u Shsas
thereon s!tuts Lots one 70 thirty [s!] nclu
rs e. s II ks inG: 2Si s and 3ih t M
movement te7eon srated Lots seven i. eight Isl
"a IT, ss Eisf ~
sid III ! Aiis{se 0sA
VII rz7so1ps AttcFneS ttASels T. cVMIn!S; M3qY:s-ce
III Dearborn street. Chicago. jail LSsJ1-sd
, 1862-01-29
CHE Trih1tttt.



1.-THE following pnngcnt lines occur in the ncy
= B:.uE Papers, bein. part Of all address O
Eiutltr Jonathan IL John Bull apyo,Nos the Masol
and Slie"1l casc:]
WHO made the Inv thai hurts, John,
l.aaS WiH-ditt0 tdi{xs
81. r. WAS on his shirts, John,
t'illess my memory fails.
Ole Uncle S. scz he. 81 ruess,
tim good at thet'' seq hc,
''Thct sauce for goose aiu't jsst tic JUICE
For ganders with ]. B..
Not more than YOU Or lnc!h
When your rights was our wrongs, John,
] ou dldn stop for fuss
Fr,tt:ny's trident -prongE. John,
Was good nou.h law for us.
t'le Uncle s.. scz he, 90 guess,
Though phssic's good" seq he.
1t doesn't foller thet he cali swallcr
Prescriptions siyucd j, b.
Put up By YOU al nlc!'
We on II The ocean, tu John,
1cl: ,'nsit't tul1c it hard
Ffs:.e can't think with you. JOHN,
lis jest your own backyard.
ule Uncle s., scz he, 'I guess,
EfAef't his cllim,'' Beg he,
The fencin' stuff II cost enough
To bust up friend ]. B..
Ezwal ez you an me-
God means 10 make this land, john.
Clear thru: from sea to Eca,
Believe All understand, John.
The ruth o bcin' free.
Ole Uncle s.. sez he, 81 gucss,
Gods price IL high,'' sez he,
But nuthin' clsc than wnt lie sells
Wears long, an thet j. b.
May LEARN like you an met
, 1862-01-29
CLARK'S INDEL1BLE MARK.

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! 3he 81 :5H1c4a anu Eex Tori P:,esa Fer s.e b;
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, 1862-01-29
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

ITATE OF ILLINOIS,, GUUK
uary TERM A. b 15Sl-PhIlip j. P:ice aad David MOI
tEcEHent
Public notice s hereby gFea to the sid Jssyia Lang
doE and Samuel II: Rafnri that TIt .: attscnnent
Court of Chjca=o da.ed the 4h DAT 81 Decslnl}sz A
2. 1se1 q: the sait ef tl,5 ssld Pulp Price aod
Ia1gdoE I'D sa1nue1 " Bs7azd for tse sun aS F,aT
to the Sheriff Of Cook County, which sail writ la bee
returned e1ccEted-
Now ;t.e-ttc:n na.oss JOE. tie aati Lervs L,nra,a
and Sam. q ~ Rarrs. shSll be a:ld spIcar
before the s.d Superior Court Of Chicago On OF eocc
tie asst dsy Of The Tez2n th=r-os. Is 5 holden st
tie Ccrzt House il the CITY 3{ Ch5css ac tEs 1s5t
Henda5 Of Iaa7srj. a D. 1ss8, give special bau aad
ente1i yo1 s2i l. feyor It's .,;d p;alatis
A71 E .cea se q-ops=ty .t-schc,. - caiv s1t
SOLD to sltat. thS est1a.
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, 1862-01-29

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