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, 1862-11-07

That splendid corps, the Mercantile Battery,
Cal'taiu Cooley comm 4ndi1g, organized ua-
der the auspices Of the Me1cantils Ass s3:sa.
lion Ct ibis city, has received marching |
orders, a1d is now In complete rea1iaess to |
take the field. The bogs arc Ia excelleat
spirits and rejoiciag as the prospect Of ex-
changing the monotonous humdrum duties OF |
camp life for acsive service. Their equipments
art complete In every respect, aud they will
probably leave ~ well prepared for active scr
vice, either AZ rrgAris their drill or eYuip-
men!s, - any battery or regiment that have
lett this part Of the State. Their armament
consists Of s;x splendid twelve po1n1er
hoxitzexs with cafssons and other accom 92ni-
neut5 complete.
The Battery expects to NOV. today for
Cairo. The best Of good wishes and hopes
for tnccess will 60 with it. The boys Ia this
corps are unanfm ously for hard f zh.iny aud
supporting the Govetnment, and to this end
they will fill ont record worth th boastieg.
The, following is ths complete and Official
roster Of the Battery:
ROSTER.
Camaln-Chatles 9. Cooley:
Sti.to1 It fes;-Tssnk 6 6 wilson~ S
-}HHfGF 1Bf LtEUf.-J&UFA d. swan
txnioT zd LteM David R. Crego.
,}ustor 81 Lteut.-Fred, Rickford
Sergeant Aojt1-P1ncknev y. Cline:
$teond Sergeant M4jor~Edwta II J. gsand.,l. s,
j. Thomas, wiIlan il Kniget-
.Gu"nersI3 Ice.poEalsJ \ John 3. White *, Warren
| Gilmore, Solomon T. Denton. ChAs. P Hazeiine,
| John G Lee. Nelson Inn1s.
thi*ft Of Caisson-Thomas Il. Hutchinson. Gao.
| cit. Cornelius d. Toland. VIM: GArdnez
| Bugkers-Flo1ison D. Pitts, Fletcher 4. Parker.
! Arz,feers-Arla E Ada ns. Alfred G. barker,
Sidney G. Highly. Robert Tickle
| Ffdgoner-A1Iam Amick$
DAxc1xa-Persons interested In dlneiu& are
re3ssred to the advertisement Of 'Nr. MArtfne'e
Academy" in another column. Conpetett lady
teachers aeeirt In all classes Juvenile class meet:
cye,y Saturday and Wednesday afternoon
echooi soi1ees are held every Toesday evening
0o 7,3t.
| K1EGsDCRT HALL To-S1auT.-Doyce 4 Fordg'
celebrated Bowe;y Mlnstrels-tha Gneet Binduop
travelling Miss Clara Butler, the charming Songs
t1esa. The wonderful Infant Pfodlgfee Master
Tommy and Willy, only three and four years Q
age. Go AID zee the Mammoth Troupe,
nov6-S1-h
IL Cook = McLaaa, sseam DyeEs and scou-aiA
Dearborn and ~ s. Clare ttr;ets, clean ana u
ladies and gen1eaeas' clothes In ths best aud cheal
es4 manner. The orest established housa IN ths cit
Gail on Dunlop, Sew=n ! Spaidiag Ecr Pzlptizg.
| nov1fhR.-1y
War Claim Blanks tor ea.e At this ofnc
t Widows' Declaration To- 6o1,lty au1 Arrears.
!. Soldiers Declaration tor Hounty and Arreafs.
! Application Of Widow for Payment Ut Pension.
\ W1dow's Declaration for Pension
. Application for Tfansfer Of Pension
Application Of Minor Children f,r Pensfou-
= Application Of Orphan Sitter for Pension
= Application Of Mother for Pettsian-
Hcire Declaration for Bounty and Arresra.
T Surgeons c. tdeatee If Soldiers Disability.
. ! Officers Ce,t16cafee nF soldtess' Disability.
l. Sent by nail, post paid, at se5entyfy fye cents
I, | ouise, Address TRlBuNE 0Ff1c.,
chicago, Illinois
, 1862-11-07

Meeers- Stlckney, Miller, Kommefs, 4fVa-
ter and Cuthbertson, are elected. Richard
Burke, Democrat, is elected Assessor, and
Henry Jahns, Republican, To IN Clerk We
have no certain Information u to the other
officers,
, 1862-11-07
Few YORK Si0ck AAu N1tseF MsrE:t,
q, re1o-rant1 Nxu FaaK Nnv G 1Rzs4

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
e. s. Is, .N3'111oi go T. Notes. .fG91?5'1<
MONEY MARKET--actlre at 5ibS z cent. on
csE. ard s.. l::HN fo7 pEir,c pape:.
s:cr4lng exchange 1rm ~ ll9l5l3l5x Tor b4nEer' .
bille.
american go1d Il rmer, opening At 81 4 @3tx, and
closing trnl At al @31A.
, 1862-11-07

The latest returns from the election ia thsa
county give HI. Arnold $50 majority in the
city and $50 10 The county, with one town to
hear from, Elk Grove, ~htcl will Increase /:
probably to 500. lnger=on goes ont Of tn
city With 5e1 maj2ri,s, ahead Of his ticket,
and Jim Alien eoes out Of the city 100 behind
Ills ticket Upon the s 'u.h Side, Gage ia
tltcttd, md King defeated. Fuller. Demo-
c,stic, Is elected. It will need the ofac!at
vote to decide the South town ticket The
ofigiA returns have all been received, except
from the Ntat, second and Sixth Wards. aud
the towns OF Elk Grove and schaumberg.
, 1862-11-07

TO CQNnNsffteeR HMVIM& Charge Of
EkextloA Ap1Atf4ct@.
You are requested by the Republican Cen
tra1 Committee to hand III your accounts Of
expenditures, and also to present the bills un-
paid, for your respective districts, to the
Committee, to-day 1t 10 o'clock l. nj.
By order Of the Republican Ceatral Com
nittee. l. H. Bo1DEs, sec'y.
, 1862-11-07

:ounty give Mr. Arnold $50 majo.ity in the
'ltY and !, $50 10 The county, with one town to
rear from, Elk Grove, which will Increase /:
probably to 500. lngcr=on goss out Of tb.
city With 5s1 ma}2ri,S, ahead Of his ticket,
and JIM Allen goes out Of the city 100 behind
Ills ticket Upon the 'u.h Side, Gage ia
tLcttd, md King defeated. Fuller. Demo-
c,stic, ie elected. It will need the oftic!at
vote to decide the South town ticket The
ofigial returns have all been received, except
from the Fint, Second and Sixth Wards. aud
the towns OF Elk Grove and schaumberg.
Election OF Town O0cers In North
Chtcaxo.
We understand that through the neglect of
the proper parties. the votes of North Chicago
for to~n officers have not BEEN canvaase1 aud
declared according to Law. up to- the present
time. We are furnished with the following
as tie vote for Justices Of the Peace, taken
from the memoranda Of the clerks Of e1ec-
ton:
st,,a1eyP aRsPae.'san. ..oe, Miller: Democrats. .au
Ron,1aeis ;...---....39 as M Eaos -.---..-.s!g
ns,sS n,@s;e9 2ass RPessse.t' Pf"sss s9s
Cathbextuon .-....2, 150 Kehoe-. .~--.....--2u!5
Meeers~ stickneg, Miller, Rommets, At~a-
ter and Cuthbertson, are elected. Richard |
Burke, Democrat, is elected Assessor, and |
Henry J&hns, Republican, To III Clerk. We |
have no certain information u to the o.her |
of1icezs.
TO Connnsftteea HavIn3 Charge Of
Election Al1tFAct@.
You are requested by the Repu 5licaa Cen
tral Committee to hand III 5our accounts Of
expenditures, and also to present the bills un-
paid, for your respective districts, to the
Committee, to-dAy 1t 10 o'clock l. nj.
By order Of the Republican Central Com
uittee. 4. H. BorDEs, secsy.
Tho Heek"r Resa%sa' :.as and the haee-
For the past two or three days the Chicago
Times has bcen filled with 4 tissue OF false
boode ard columns Of contemplate and das-
ta1d.y attacks upon the gallant Hecker regE
nent, for pret uming to come home and vote.
In is desperation and tfoft to seek some
cause for the utter rout Of its party, can
find none but the Hecker regiment. The
Hecker regiment WAS the cause OF saerman's
defeat; the cause of his losing 500 votes in
the city they voted illegally; they deposited
500 xotea in the ballot boxes; they charged
bayone:s npon innocent people; they invAd-
| ed the ballot box ii It a1,nis; We wonder they
did pot charge them with saekiag and pillag-
Ing the city.
Every one of these charges are distinct
talsrhoods. The Hecker regiment arc not &C.
countable for Sherman's defeat, but the loyal
, 1862-11-07

TIE CITY.

ARRIVAL Or GEN. FRExosr.-3en. John c,
Fremont will arrive In this city this evening
at P zR-. from Ct. Lonis, as We learn feom
private dispatches received here yesterday.
, 1862-11-07

CLOSED Uf.--The Union Observatory 1t
Camp Douglas, which Was erected by some
over shrewd Yankee, and based upon the
public curiosity to see what was going on IN
camp, has been closed up for the season. The
xhInC Eas failure,
, 1862-11-07

New DIE HorsE.-From specimens Of his
ekilfal workmanship In dyeing, exhibited BY
him, We can vouch for Mr.. Vim. Robertson
being master OF his business. BE has estao-
1isbed himself q. 129 West Randolph street.
Els card VIII be found in our advertising col
NranA.
, 1862-11-07

II Cook = Hc1at1. s1eam DyeEs and 5cou-1iA s2
Dearborn and ~ $. Clark etr:;ete, clean and dyc
ladies and genteneas clothes In the best aud cheap
est naunek The oest estsbl!aaed ho0se In tha cdty
, 1862-11-07

PHILHARMONIC SoC1ETT.-The tickets for
The coming scason are going of rapidly, aud
there is every Indication that eeasoa tickets
will he cold to the full extent of the capacity
pf the hall This will materially increase the
receipts, and consequent Increase in the
orchestra will be secured. Already thirty
three musiciaus have been engaged, and we
are eure Of larger aod q finer orchestra than
We have ever had. The arrangements Tor the
fret concert are nearly completed, and will be
annonced in few days. The programme will
be unusually varied and attractive.
, 1862-11-07

NEW Mus1c BooK.-H. N. Higgins, mustc
dealer in KingEsbusy Block, has just issued =
new mueic book, q The Empire Collect H."
by i. II Johnsuo. The work IL one OF unu-
Rca mc1it aud is admirably arranged. 1t
must meet With lsrge sale
, 1862-11-07

SABBATH ScuooL CoScERT.-The Sabbath
School of the B.:r+an Blptist Church (corDar
uf De Kovca and Desp:aipes strests) will give
concc7: this evening" to which 1ha5 iurite
tteir friends, ard oil who like the music of
children. This school IL under the euperin-
fendcnce Of D. 7. Wilson, Esq, Of the Rock
1elaId Railroad, one OF the most unwearfed
and faithful Sabbath school laborers ia this
particular vineyard, md we hope his concert
may be as euccctsfal rs have his eforts to
make Lis school 10.
, 1862-11-07

K1EGsDrRT HALL lTo-S1auT.-Doyce i Fardg'
celebrated Bowe:y Alnstrels-tha 1neet Band now
travelling Miss Clara Butler, the charming Songs
t1esa The wonderful Infant Pfodlgiee, Masters
Tormy and Willy. only three and four year, Of
age. Go aid zee the Mammoth Troupe.
s,,--e - Il
, 1862-11-07

GET TOR TIE PES17EST1AnT.--Capt-N Nelson
cf the South S de Police leaves this morning
for Joliet with the following soldiers, lately
sentenced to the Penitcn'iary by Court Mar
tial, as follows: John Sebastian, 5th New
York Arti;le15, during the war; Peter Brady,
9th Vermont, tix months; Thomas o'B.icn,
9th ycrmopt, Curing term Of enlistment, IL
Sherwood, 1225,h New York, eixty days; Joha
Duly, 125th New York, ninety days, john
Eagan, 1a5th New Yolk, ninety days; John
McMann, 9.h Vermont, sixty days; John Gal
1aeber, .C0Ih Ohio, during The WAT; James
Nis~old, 1:.:'th New York, ninety days; VIM.
EcCullom, 12:ta New Y',rk, during terEs OF
Enlistment; Ed~ard Dougherty, 5th New York
ARTILLERY, s.x months.
, 1862-11-07

PROMOTION or Col. BA1Dw1S.-1t will be
graft. iug to the numerous friends Of Col s.
.. Baldwin, OF this city, to learn thst he has
been promoted By the President to the rank
OF bsigadier general. Lieut.. Col. Fred. Hurl-
but, Of this city, who has been in comuand
IF the 57th since the battle Of Shiloh, will
now succeed to the rank Of colonel.
, 1862-11-07

| thuElabtic IN their applluse. The bNconie8
ard windows Of the fremont we're crowded,
and as tho various I. sin,cnte passed to the mu-
| sic Of the Star SpArglsd Banner, the applause
grew louder ard louder as each came up, cul-
miEatirg in Tempest of applAusc aud cntau-
sistm for the 11Sth. TIE handkerchief greet
ines Of The Indies were gsily responded to By
the boys. Tne scene wss a pleasant prelude
to the hard, stirring experiences Of the field.
TIE re::irne1.t embarked rapidly and in good
ofoef Al 1ne tent"4 Ospo'' auo tsat at e'sae
oe'oeh' atoao 'ne splians1 VI '"se o"o
OF 1rlcnos ana tpec'ato's' Aneu oesana6lon
Is Colomhus' n.y.
Inquea4s.
, 1862-11-07

pAxc1Sa.-PeEsons interested In dancing are
re1tsred to the advertisement Of IS Af. Marines
Academy in another column. Conpetett lady
teachers aetist In all classes Juvenile class meets
every Saturday and "wednesday afternoon.
rchool eoi1ees are held every Toesday evening
n0T,3t
, 1862-11-07
,Tor Sale.

FOR SAIE.-Thu very desirable
F1st CiasS Iron Fr,n: Store, i've s:o1es snd
basement ith the lot which = st1nds No % BAD
dorL It. set up W te 1h MatEss1a H5s, Ter1+ lo.
e1al aud burg s{u made arch Inquire OF
D. .kQlTON, No. 80 Randol ph street. no6E9sI3E
, 1862-11-07

n oet rTnbeTe@ fhrS- f13. e11 Lon nsaRe4t1o a.
b 1loe6 n1me<TeA 1oaT %: m = 9ektE: METH z
WfmfMx Aasss3nA % E1ic1e0. GAe oE t9u t11aaA48
6ral9fe I1n D. paaa u eIoAeAa fW t1Y3ay44 .eae
| & a & 0uN0 14e. Any - O. X k0H 49, U
, 1862-11-07

g. NM BWXH6 STAR CAN
'I9NVy u6Na tsxxs4Ae AeaAAs. ~ ~ 1-AeW
TUNBRR D At1EH4
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29

GEN. SIGEL-Thc Chicago Tribune
says that General Sigel arrived in that
city on Saturday last. He was sere-
naded in the evening, when he stated
that he was on his way To ashington
by order of the Secretary of War.
The Tribune states that the public will
be aStonishcd To learn that he has been
gouged out of his command, when his
talents and services are so much needed
at Corinth. His regiments have been
taken away from him and assigned to
others, and on his recovery from illness,
brought on by the fatigues of the cam
paign, he is left without soldier to
command, for no better reason than
West Point jealousy aud pro-slavery
malice. 1t is To be hoped that the Pres
ident and Secretary of War will speed.
lily do this gallant soldier justice, and
give the country the benefit of his mil
itary talents, by assigning him com
mand i'm front of the foe. He left 70,
Washington ON Sunday night.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29
Special Notices.
DIR. DoDGE,s RETURN VISITS.

DR.. ID. will call at Edwardsburg at 10 oclocE
A. NJ, and remain one hour, May 10th, June 3Oth
August 18th, and September 22d.
At Vandalia, from to p. NJ, on the above
days.
At Cassapolis, Tuesdays, until 10 A. NJ, Ma,
goth. July 1st, August 18th, and September esd.
At Dowagiac, Wednesdays. until IL A NJ, May
2lst, July I'd, August 18th, and September 23d
At Paw Paw, Wednesdays, afternoon, until ST,
o'clock, May 2lst, July I'd, August 18th, and
September cath.
At Decatur, Thursdays, forenoon, May 22d, July
Sd, August l4th, and September 25th.
At Michigan City, Fridays, until 3 A. NJ, May
23d, July 4th. August 18th, and September 25th
At Niles. Bond House, Saturdays, forenoon
May oath, July 9Th, August 18th, and Sept. 9th
1t will be seen that the Doctors time is SO much
abridged that he only makes calls of two or three
hours in some places. His patients will receive
prescriptions as far as time will permit, other pres
criptions will be forwarded from Chicago Patients
should call at the specified time at the principal
Hotel, and wait the Doctors arrival, for he will
certainly arrive.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29
THE DOUGLAS MEMORIAL.

The DIPLOMA OF MEMBERSHIP OF THE DOUGLAS
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beautifully engraved on
steel, about nine by twelve inches dimensions, is
now ready for distribution to the subscribers to
the monument fund. The engraving consists of
two full length miniature vignettes, one a fine
portrait of the departed statesman, and the other
America offering a wreath; besides birds aye
view of the GRAVE on the shore of Lake Michigan
as it now appears at Cottage Grove.
To all persons forwarding to the Association one
dollar or more will be sent of these diplomas,
with name and amount duly inserted thereon, and
signed by the President and Secretary.
Contributors in the sum of one dollar will become
life members of the Douglas Monument Associa-
tion in the sum of tOe'tty dollars Honorary life
members; and in the sum of one hundred dollars
Honorary life members of the Board of Trustees.
| All editors who will insert the above in their
daily, weekly or tri-weekly three months, with an
occasional notice to advance the object in view
will have forwarded to them Immediately diplomas
as honorary life members of this association upon
the receipt, by the Society. of copy of their
paper containing the foregoing.
| WALTER B. SCATES, President.
! LEONARD w. VOLK, Secretary
| n. B.-Local receivers and solicitors of contri
buttons are being authorized in the loyal States tc
take charge of the interests of the Association.
Pamphlets and circulars containing the organiza
tion Constitution, Bylaws and the Appeal will be
sent to all who will forward their address. Com
munications should be directed to the "Secretary
Douglas Monument Association Chicago. ILL.,"
ap24-1m3
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29
rnr ATLANTIC MosrrHlILY,.-TheJ Jun,

The ATLANTIC oNTHLY.-The June
number Of this valuable magazine, being the end
of the ninth volume, comes to us frcighted with
good things in prose and verse. This number IS
one of the best Issued daring the year; in fact it
never gives other than the best literature and its
variety and attractions increase with every months
issue. Miss Prescott's new story, the "South
Bs~aker." is continued in this number. James
Russell Lowell has new Biglow Paper, but in a
different vein from its predecessors, eschewng the
arid desert Of politics Tor fresh elcs and pastures
new" 1t il entitled "Suntbin' in the Pastoral
line" and more charming pastoral it would be
hard to find. The balance of the contents are as
follows: The Author of Charles Auchester"-A
Biographical Sketch of this favorite author and a
critical estimate of her writings, BY Harriet Z.
Prescott. The Health of our Girls"-A most
Instructive and interesting Essay on an important
topic, by T. w. Higginson War and Literature, -
by John Weiss. !" walking.' by the late Henry
d. Thoreau. The Sam Adams Regiments in the
Town of Boston,"-An interesting Historical
PaOsr. by Richard rockingham = The Horrors
of San Dcmingo.. by John Weiss. 'Pere An
tones Date Palma Legend of New Orleans
by 7. b. Aldrich "SoIid Operations in Virginia
or. It's Eighty Years Since" by Edward Everett
Hale. "An Order for a Picture" by Alice Cary
methods Of Study in Natural History" by Prof
Louis Agassiz, Sixth Paper of the Series. "Ou
of the Body to God.'' by Rose Terry. "Sonnet,'
NV p. G.. Tuckerman. Published by Ticknor 4
Fields. Boston, Mass Terms-ss,o 90 per annum
two copies. $500
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29

Our OLD CHIEF.-GeneralS Scott W as
recently waited on by the Mayor and
Common Council of Elizabeth, N. j.,
and an address appropriate to the oc.
casion was delivered. In reply the
General returned thanks for the com
pliment, and said that he hoped to the
end of his days the Almighty would
enable him to do his duty to his country,
and all friends and acquaintance.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


/. Subscribers who do not give express Ao'''e
4. III. .oo,r,rv are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subser'ptions' :,
au subscribers order the d'scon'lnsanee %
a., n.ners. the publisher may continue 10 seno
,h.m until all arfearsges are paid.
g. If subscribers neglect or reiuse 70 'AAe 'ne,'
papers from the Office they are ne,a rs.pOn''u'.
tli they have settled their bills ana ordered 'n'
paper discontinued.
= If subscribers remove to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent &c
the former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take
paper from the Office, or removing and leaving i
uncalled for is rnIxA rAcIE evidence of intentional
fraud.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29

DANGEROUS DIsEAsE.-Mr. TenEyck,
of New Jersey, said, OF Wednesday,
inthe course of the discussion whether
to take up the confscation or tax bill,
that Gen. Hunter had the Presidential
fever" which had seized so many OF
our Generals. The malady he thought
worse than the yellow fever. He fur
,ther said that our armies were too weak
at every point.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29
HARpER's MAeAz1Nr-Th;. volr.hle |


monthly, for June. is received This number which
begins the twenty-fifth volume, is one of the very
best that have been issued 1t contans articles by
James wynne, Anthony Trollope, w. M. Thack-
cray N. G. Shepherd, Samuel l. Prime, Harriet
E. Prescott Charles Nordhof. Mriah Maria Mulock,
Donald G.. Mitchell, II. ID. Mears, Benson j.
LOSING, Alfred II. Guernsey, George VIM. Curtis,
]. H. H. Claiborne, J. Ross Browne, T. s. Arthur.
and Joseph Alden. As an illustrated magazine, il
has no rival, and too much praise cannot be bes-
towed upon the publishers for their enterprise in
this department The illustrated articles in the
June number are Broadway" ga Dangerous
Journey" "The Catawissa Railroad" Rough
Riding Down South" " Orley Farm and "Adven-
lures of Philip" We consider this periodical
one of our best and most welcome visitors. Terms,
one copy one year, $500; two copies one year,
IS, 90; Harper's Magazine and Harpr's Sptend'd1y
Illustrated Newspaper one year for $4.oo. Address
Harper Brothers, Franklin Square, N. Y.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29
Dowagiac PrlccsCurrept.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
May 20, 1862.
FLoUR-4.5o @ $500 per Dbl.
WHEAr-S0c. for Red; soc. for White.
CoRN-cob, 22c. shelled 25c.
OArs-20c. per bushel.
PorAToEs-20c. per bushel.
BEANs-s7c. q 100 per busheI.
HAxs-6c. per pound.
BUrTER-Sc per pound.
CuIckESs-5c. a &c. per b.
TURKEYs-Tc. @ &C. per b.
CHEEsE-sc. per pound.
LARD-7c. per pound.
INDIAN MEAL-$l copper cwt.
HIDEs-green, S1Sc. % 4c perD.
HIDEs-dry, SC a 1Oc. per b.
PELTs-25c. a LES EACH
WooL-36c. per. ID.
APPLEs-Dried, sl,55c. per bushel.
APPL Es-Dried, Sc. per n.
green 65c. a per bushel.
EGGs-5c. per dozen.
SALr-fne, $50 per bbl. coarse, So. 25; zoe
per sack.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29

ApyERTIsING.-The Detroit Adcer-
tiser very truly remarks; Nothing affords
better index of the enterprise and substantial pros
perity of community than we'll filed columns In
the advertising department of its several pupiic
Journals 1t is the reflex of live and busy people,
suggestive of a wholesome competition, ana OF
advantageous bargains-an invitation to the pubic
to call and trade where there is public spirit and
where trade is an object worth obtaining. FOR
people very naturally prefer to purchase OF those
who take pains to solicit their custom, than OF
those who are indifferent. Advertising is just as
TO attract the attention of the public at
distance, as are signs in front of the stores, 70
attract citizens at home. The latter indicates to
the comparatively few who are passing by, the
name of the merchant or tradesman, and nature of
the business within The former is an announce
ment to the general public, that reaches thou
sands that otherwise would be ignorant OF the ex-
stcnce of the establishment"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29
E OFF FOR THE WAR. 81
There's not trade that's going
Worth showing
Or knowing,
Like that from glory growing,

Like that from glory growing,
For bowld scjer boy"
Persons leaving for the seat of war should not
be unmindful OF their health. Disease will kill
more OF our gallant soldiers than the enemv's
bullets 10 cure feyers and other sickness peculiar
to the climate and camp life, have with you few
OF Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills. Millions have
tested them. They never disappoint the sick.
Large boxes % cents.
The Albany Evening Standard says: "Our
popular townsman DR.. He rick has supplied prarui
tously all the volunteers which have left the CITY
for war with his pills. He has also, with his
accustomed lberaty. contributed one hundred
dollars towards the support of the families of the
18th Regiment, and offers more if necessary. /,
Such man should be respected and patronized
We are glad to learn that the sale of Herrick'
Pills in Hudson exceeds that of all others combined
See advertisement on third page aug22-1sy1