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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-30
DRAFTING NOTICE!
Surgical Examinations.
Cor sIoNER's UFFicl

1
CAss COUNTY, Oct 10, 1862 r.
Notice is hereby given that the Surgeon. Dr..
Garwood, appou ted TO examine persons claiming.
exemptions from Military duty, arising from phys
ic i inability, will meet with the Commissioner to-
examine cases presented at the following times add
laces:
PORTER and MASON, at the White Church. ON
idwins Prairie, SATURDAY Oct 18th. 1862.
ONTwA and MILTON, at Edwardsburgh on
MONDAY Oct 20th 1862 1.as
CALVIN and JEFFERSON, at NV Office in Cas-.
apols, on TUESDAY Oct. 2lst, 1862.
La GRANGE, at my Office, in Cassapols on
WEDNESDAY, Oct 22d 1862
HOWARD and POKAGON, at Pokagon village.
on THURSDAY, Oct Esd, 1862.
SILVER CREEK and WAYNE, at the Ameri-
can House in Dowagiac on FRIDAY Oct q, 1862.
PENN and NEwBURG, at vaudaha, on MON.
DAY Oct 9th, 1862.
yOLINA aud MARCELLUS, at Nicholsville ON
TUESDAY Oct. 2Sth, 1862.
The examinations to commence at o'clotk A. NJ.
Last Chance for Volunteers.
A D'ANCE pay and bounty the same as here
~ toiore given to recruits.
ine commissioner who is charged with the re-
cruitng service in Cass County will enlist all who
apply on or before October Esd 1862 alter which
time advance paw and bounty cease and no volun.
/ teers will be received.
CHAs ". cLIsBEE, Commissioner;
Oct16-w2
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-30
Byron G.. Stout.

The candidate for Governor of Mich
igan presented by the ''nn party" peo
pie of Michigan, is decidedly patri
otto man. Within few months, he
has written to several prominent Re
publicais of his district, asking thei,
aid to procure for him nomination foI
Congress. He was also an applicant
to President Lincoln for a Federal APP
pointment. Having failed in all OF
these darling projects, to crafty his
own personal ambition and private
ends, he does not hesitate to employ the
notorious Geo. w. Peek, to throw him
into the arms of the Democratic pro
slavery party of Michigan. This man
asks the people of the State to make
him their Chief Magistrate, and all the
unwashed leaders of the pro slavery
party of the State, Lathrop, Stuart,
Thomson & Co., cry, Amen!
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stout,s Record.

The following resolutions, and the vote
upon the same, present very curious and
interesting record for the candidate of the
Union party, Byron G.. Stout. In his
speech before the Union State Conven-
ton he declared himself we'll satisfied
with the Endorsement by the people of his
action in the last Legislature.
The following resolutions we're offered
and adopted by the Legislature in the
winter Of 1862: Z ~. ~
Whereas, The Government of the
United States is engaged in putting down
causeless and wicked rebellion against
its authority and sovereignty, inaugurated
by ambitious men to obtain political
power; Government, the safety and
perpetuity of which must ever rest upon
the loyalty of its citizens, and in an ad-
herence to the Constitution.
And whereas, The welfare of mankind,
the usefulness and power of the nation,
are involved in the events and issues of
the present conflict; therefore, be it
Resolced, (the House concurring, } That
Michigan, loyal to herself and to the Fed
eral Government, re affirms her undying
hostility to traitors, her abiding love for
. freedom, and her confidence in the wis
dom and patriotism of the national ad
ministration.
| Resolred, (the House concurring,) That
the people OF Michigan deem it the i'm
perative duty of the Government, tt
speedily put down all instruction agains
its authority and sovereignty by the ust
of every constitutional means, and by tht
employment of every energy it possesses
that Michigan stands firm in her determi
nation to sustain by men and treasure the
the Constitution and the Union, and claims
that the burthen of loyal men should b.
lightened as far as possible, by confscatins
to the largest extent, the property of al
insurrectionists; and that as between tn,
institution of slavery, and the mainten
ance of the Federal Government, Michi
gan does not hesitate to say, that in sucl
exigency, slavery should be swept from
the land, and our country be maintained
The question then recurring upon TIT
passage of the joint resolution, the same
was passed by majority vote of all the
Senators elect, and by yeas and nays, as
follows: AHa
Keas-Bailey, Baker, Baldwin, Brown
Butterftld, Carpenter, DeLand, French
Gale, Galloway, Green, Hazen, Ingcrsoll
Lacy, Lane, McDermid, Near, Owen
Strickland, Tower, Webb, Wilder, With
ey
Mays--Adair, Jones, Mulholland, Ri
ley, Stout.
We ask any Union man what there
was in those resolutions that Byron G.
Stout could not endorse, and why he lief
the party who passed them in order tina
he might more fully sustain the President
and hasten the fall of the rebellion. /
will be a long time before he gets on ;
more patriotic platform of principles thar
expressed by those resolutions which e
voted against. Poor fellow. they were
too radical. To him they contained rank
abolition. And yet Stout and Jones, WHIT
cannot vote for such resolutions, are 81
devotedly attached to the Constitution anc
the President that they are obliged tc
abandon party in order to exercise thei
pent up patriotism. We don't blame them
for they evidently had no patriotism Will,
in the party.
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~General Prentiss who has bee

10y General Prentiss who has been
a prisoner in the South for some time.
and exposed to all the cruelty and in.
snlts of the barbarians, i'm the. G ,ursr
of speerh recently delivered in Wash
ington, in response to a serenade, thus
testlhes tn the potency of the Procla
mationof Freedom: "He also remarked
that President I.incoln's Proclamation
had done more tn end the rebellion
than all the battles that have beer
tonight, or anything else that has beer
done"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-30

n The FACT ACKNowLEDGEp.-
the Detroit Free Press 'sThe origin
of the "Uminn" movement is found in
the intense feeling i'm our State against
the radical or Jacnbinical spirit of the
dominant party" In other words, in
Democratic hatred Of Republicans and
Republican Principles. That is the
origin of the movement, sure enough
and not any regard or care for the
President.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-30

A PECULIAR WANT.-The following
appears among the advertisements in
the n. Y. Herald
WANTED-A FOOL,-FoR A GENTLEMAN OF
DISTINCTION, Zone of natures nobemen,) who will
be treated in the kindest manner il perfect i'm per-
formance of duty. Address Box Isl Herald Of
fee. giving particulars and what salary will be
required.
The "Union" fusion guerilla party OF
this county can supply any quantity
of the article wanted. We RECON-
mend the advertiser to apply immedi
afely to the Office of the Cassapolis
Democrat.
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sWThe "Union" party is the off
spring of the Democratic party. They
were the first who brought it into ex-
istence and are now running il for the
express purpose of defeating Austin
Blair. There are bnt few republicans
that have anything to do with it since
the Democrats have taken II to their
arms.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-30

GEN. HOOKER REcoyERED.-Gen-
eral Hooker's wound is completely
healed. A few days more only are re-
CURED for perfect cure. This brave
and efficient officer will, we trust. be
placed i'm a command where he may
display his undoubted military abilities
to good Effect, He is one Of very best
officers in the service.
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ID r A It H 3.

At the residence Of his son-in-law in Sumnerville
on the 9th inst, SIMEON BROWN NELL aged "a
years, months aud ~ days.
His disease was diabetes. He bore his illr ess
with forttude and resignation, aud when the hour
came, welcomed death joyiully.
Many of the citizens of this place will remember
him. and join his family and circle of relatives in
deep coincidence. J. >.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
, EMMONS' BUELL..

CtNlt CeuatUf,
EMMONS BUELL..
For Representatives in the Legislature,
First District-HENRY b. DENMAN.
Second District-LEYI ALDRICH.
For SAerif-WILLIAM X. PALMER,
For C2erk-IRA BROWELL,
For Register Of Deeds-ARIEL E. PECK.
For County Treasurer-JOSEPH X. RITTER.
For Prosecuting Attorney-CHAS. w. CLISBEE
For Circuit Court Com.-UZZlEL PUTNAM, il
For Surrtyor-AMOS SMITH.
For Coroners-JOSEPH ~ MARSHALL,
ONWARD SHANAHAN.
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A Republican Army.

The infamous lie of the C"pperheads
and Tories, charging the Republicans
with slackness i'm volunteering, has
been completely refuted by the facts
developed in the late elections. We
have already Published part of the
proofs, and shall continue tn do So from
time to time on account of the instruc.
tive lessons Taught thereby.
The vote of the varions Iowa regi
ments now in the State, we have al
ready printed, there being five Rrpub
LEANS To one Democrat. The vote oil
ih"se away in active service is still
more decisive. The 9th from the
Dubuque Congressional District, now
in Minnesota looking after the Indians,
gave Allison, the Republican candidate
for Congress, 464 votes tn 80 for Maho-
ney, the traitor who wrote his letter of
acceptance from Jail. The vote of the
seven Iowa regiments near C"rinib,
Miss, was 1907 for the Republican
ticket To POI for the Democratic, in one
case not a single Democratic vote be-
ing east. The Ctr Iowa, stationed at
Fort Pickering, Memphis, voted as fol-
lows: Republican, 2ss; Democrat,
Sc.
On the 10th inst, vote was taken
by the Tooth Illinois Volunteers, on
the Presidrnt's Proclamation with this
result: For the Proclamation, S44 /;
against it, Is.
The Pennsylvania troops in the field
were not allowed to vote at this last
election, a Democratic Supreme Court
being frightened into deciding against
it. As a specimen of The vote Fast fall,
we will state that of 241 votes cast for
Carbon county, by heroes of the field,
only 10 were Democratic. In this last
election, however, five companies Of
the 1891 Pennsylvania, encamped at
Plttsburg. voted with the following re
suit: For the Union ticket, POP Dem
ocratic 81. Two of the companies did
not give a single Democratic vote.
On the above facts comment is un-
necessary d. Trib.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY

REPUBLlcAN OTFIcE.
October 80, 1863.
FLoUR-4.5o@ s5.00per Dbl.
WHEAr-Sl.O 2 for Red; $l.l0 for White. :.
CoRN-cob. &c shelled 2Sc.
OArs-30c. per bushel.
PorAroEs-20c. per bushel.
BEANs-$1, rs per bushel-
HAMs-6c. per pound.
BurrER-121zc. per pound.
CHIcKENs-5c. q &c. per ID.
rURKEYs-7c. @ &C. per b.
CHEEsE-Sc. per pound.
LARD-7c. per pound.
INDIAN MEAL-s1.Oo per cwt.
HrDEs-green Aye per H.
HIDEs-dry, SC q loo. per h.
PELrs-25c. "a LIS each.
WooL-36c. a Acc. per- ID.
ArrLEs-Dried, 81, 55c. per busheL
APPLEs-Dried Sc. per ID.
green S5c. q 4oc. per bushel.
EGGs-Sc. per dozen
SaLr-ine, 400 per Dbl. coarse s4.Oo; zoe,
per sack.
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Republican State Nominations.


For GocernOr,
AUSTIN BLAIR, of jackson.
For Lieut.. Gorraor,
CHARLES S. MAY, of Kalamazoo.
For Treasurer,
o JOHN OWEN, of Wayne.
a 80 For Secretary Of State,
JAMES b. PORTER, of Allegan.
For auditor General.
3'r EMIL ANNEKE, of Ingham.
For Commissioner of State Land Office,
II. SAMUEL S. LACEY, of Calhoun.
For Attorney General,
pcs ALBERT WILLIAMS. of Ionia.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
JOHN NJ. GREGORY, of Washtenaw.
For Member of the Board of Education,
7es5 EDWARD DORSCH, of Monroe.
Representatives to Congress.
LIST istrict-FERNANDO q. BEAMAN,
I'd Dist.-CHARLES UPSON.
Sd Dist.-JOHN w. LONGYEAR,
4th Dist-FRANCIS w. KELLOGG,
9th Dist-R. E. TR0WBRIDGE,
9Th Dist.-JOHN F. briggs. ti
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necessary.-Adv. d Trib.


How TO VoTE.-Ask yourself how
the rebel leaders would vote if they
resided in this State. Having answered
the quesfisn, vote inst as you are sure
they would not.-Bufulo Commercial
Adcertiser.
This is the safest rule that can be
adopted by voters in the important
elections now near at hand, for State
officers and members of Congress.
The Richmond papers of recent
date express great anxiety as to how
the Northern State and Congressional
elections will tuns out this fall. They
hope for the defeat of the party that
most strongly su~tains the A'lministra,
ton of the President Lincoln and it's
war measures. Such result would
do more to encourage anil bolster up
the rebel leaders than would great
victory over the Unionists on the battle
field. They would constrne it into an
indication that the popular sentiment
of tie loyal States is falling in its loyal
ty and becoming more favorable to a
division of the Republic and the recog-
milton of the Southern Confederacy.
Who that has true, loyal patriotic
heart in his breast desires TINS to " aid
and comfort the enemies of the Union!
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tW Every man who has ever been
suspected of disl"yalty rcjoices at the
Democratic successes in Indiana and
Ohio. and is working for the election
of"Democrats. W
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-21
Ordinance No. "a.

By this ordinance Of the city council OF
Ottumwa, passed June cd, laborers on the
streets are allowed 81 90, and man and team
$500 per pay.
COUNCIL MEETING, June 16.
At this meeting the account Of j. F. Lew
il was allowed. Also orders authorized for
work on the streets, in favor of M. Rogers,
VIM. Malone, Geo. Miller. and E. Shocma-
kerr. upon settlement with former Street
Com missioner. ~
The Assessors Books for 1862, were APP
proved eF5u
Aid. Hawley, Bonnifield aud Graves were
appointed committee to lease vacant
grounds Southwest Of Front, and between
Court and Washington.
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THE BEST.

The numerous friends and readers Of the
Courier, knowing by long trial, the reputa-
ton of DR.. Taylor as a Druggist, will be
pleased to learn that he has now beyond
doubt the finest drug store in Iowa, and
that his success as a druggist is attributable
to the great care and attention he gives to
his business and customers, and his skill in
selecting pure and superior drugs. He is
still at his old stand. Our friends in need
will not forget to call at Taylor's. ~
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

VUyHE advertiser having been restored to health in
IL a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having fered several years with severe lung af
lection, and that dread disease Consumption-is anx
ious to make known to his fellowsuGerers the means
Of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy'of the pre-.
scrpon used Gree ofchsrge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they Will dnd
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, AspHMA, BRONCHITIS,
&c. The only object advertiser In sending the
Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and spread In
formation which he coEceives to be Invaluable and
he hopes cry sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburgh,
May 20, '62-3m Kings County, New York
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PAYING ExPENsEs.-Gen. Mitchell
has captured cotton enough to pay
running expenses of the one hundred
and twenty miles of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad in his possession,
for six months.
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Gen. Prentiss was in Richmond a
few days ago, together with several
other prominent officers taken at the
same time, and succeeded in getting
paroled, for the purpose ofeffecting an
exchange.
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NARY BILl.--The Grand Jury at the re-
cent Term Of the District Court In this ccuh-
ty, did not find single Bill Of Indictment.
What a pcaccable, moral, law-abiding people
we are, to be sure. a .8t#t ttHsl
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Let Every body take Notice,
that Strawberry and Ice cream Festival
will be held at the Court House, on Tuesday
Evening of next week, the proceeds to be
applied to the erection of a House Of Wor-
ship for the Baptist Church. There W II
be Music, both Vocal and Instrumental.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-21

The FEsTIvAL.-The Ladies' Strawberry
and Ice Cream Festival at the Court House,
on Tuesday evening, was decided success.
The evening was pleasant the room deco
rated in the very best and most attractive
manner ; the Ladies were agreeable and
charming; the company sociable and intes-
ting the. music was enchanting, the Straw
berries, Icecream, cake, coffee, etc., was nice,
and all went off like ga marriage bell. -
When the Ladies give another Festival, may
we be there to.see..
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Eunigr:,tiOlp.

OMAHA, June l6.-The overland
emigration escort sent by the Govern
ment, in command Of Capt. M: Craw-
ford,. left this morning The emigra-
ton is larger than ever at this place.
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Focal Notite.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
OTTUM A, IOWA.

EAsrERn MAIL,
sF VIA b. n. r. n. r.
Arrives Daiiy-sundays excepted-at 1910 p. m
and $40 p. m Leaves at 100 a. m and 20 p. m =
Time half an hour faster than common. Mail closes
half an hour before the train leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk). .tbs4
- VIA K. Fl. d. N. a NJ. RI .-.-
Arrives Daily--sundays excepted-at 1910 p. m,
and leaves at loo p. m. VI AEti&t
WESTERN MAIL,
81 VIA 4. vr D. n. N. R.R. IA t34
Arrives Daily--sundays excepted--at 1910 p. m,
and leaves at 7:45 p. m. sss+
NORTHERN MAIL,
vrspAHLoNRaA TO sreouRNEy.
Arrives every Friday at o'clock p. m, and leaves
very Saturday at o'clock o. m.
SOUTHERN NAIL,
VIA PIT Isabel TO BLooMFfELD.
Arrives every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock p.
NJ, and leaves every Monday and Thursday at
o'clock p. m. sRia'2t
WESTERN MAIL, (Biakesburg>.
e8aHsy0 CARRIED THREE rIMKs WEEK.
Arrives and leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. J. w. NORRIS, p. M.
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We are glad to announces that the track
of the G. B. & @. Road between East Bur.
lington and Oquawka Junction is repaired,
and that cars run from and arrive regularly
at, East Burlington. Close connections are
made between the B. & NJ, and the G. B &
Q. Roads, so that passengers, stock aud
freight 60 through without delay.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-21

A soldier waiting ip town to fake the
train to return to his regiment or Wedncs-
day, laid in more ammunition than he could
conveniently carry, hence becoming more
demonstrative than comported with com.
munity where martial law does not prevail,
ne proceeded to open battery of stones on
2 brick house up street, under the impress
Sion, probably, that masked battery was
there. He was brought before Justice Doug
lass while laboring under his Authorization.
He expressed It as his opinion that the said
Justice was id secessionist, &c. Mar
sshal O'Sullivan with an assistant thereupon
hurried him to jail in double quicl, time.-
When they passed our Office they were drag
lying him Ehis arms as he lay on his back
on the groupds~fj r $50
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Recruii,ng al Ottumvya.

Mr.. W. H. Clifton, of this city, has been
appointed general Recruiting Officer at this
place. Those wishing to enlist in the new
Regiment, rendezousing at Clinton, or in
any other Iowa Regiment, will report to
him. 81 20 T
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ELLIOT,S IMPROVED uPEARL"
SEWING NTACHlNE-WHAT THE
PAPERS SAY OF 1T.

II u
SEWING MACHlNE-WHAT THE
PAPERS SAY OF 1T.
We have seen nothing we like SO well.
m Y. Independent.
In these hard times it is just the thing.
Detroit Free Press.
Chea2noss and utility combined. Mil
waukee News.
As good as the best and cheaper than the
cheapest Journal. ~
We fully recommend it-Chicago Times.
No family, however poor, should be with
out it.-State Journal.
So simple, and working so admirably, il
must he great favorite. Chicago Democrat
For $50, yet perfectly reliable. We have
seen nothing to compare with it in price and
quality.-Toledo Blade.
ELLIoT's IMPROVED "PEARL" SEwINa MA
CHINE, of which the above are commendatory
notices, is for sale wholesale or retail in Chi
cage, by Geo. F Collins % Co., who are the
North Western Agents, . ] m.
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INPRovExESTs.--Mr. Seth Richards is
Pbolt erecting Brick Block on tho corner
of Market and Front streets
D.. Taylors' new Drug Store, opposite
fhe 0ttumwa House, is nearly finished, and
he DIR. expects TO move into it in few
pays. His old friends and customers will
Fake notice.
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Devin is i'm the Market.

Devin has still on hand very good stock
ofthose cheap goods. The rush to the one
price tore might create the impression that
he has sold out. In fact it taxes the rail-
roads pretty severely TO keep the stock up
to the demand upon it, but it will be done |!
So come on, and you shall be accommodated
at the cheapest store in Iowa.
WALL PAPER md SCHOOL BOOKS
at Taylor's is one of the attractive features of
Ottumwa; no stranger should neglect the
opportunity of looking at his stacks of Books
and Paper, and more particularly should any
one wishing to purchase anything in this
line not fail to examine his unusually cheap
goods before buying. Just think of it,
Wall Paper from to IL cents per roll; the
best unglazed paper at IL cents-costing
from 81 to $50 to paper room. He has
also the finest stock Of Fancy Goods ever
shown in the city. Be certain and call at
Taylor's. &c &c
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AN INc'DENr.-Col. David Chambers, to
whom we alluded last week, is printer by
profession. and it is an interesting incident
in his life that he learned his trade in Phila.
8delphia. in the office in which Benjamin
Franklin worked.
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81 EXTRAORDINARY! Is7s

ENTS WANTED!
We will pay from $25 to $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, R. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, 186I.--1S 10.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

Rev. B. A. Spaulding will preach in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Sabbath morning at
II O'clock
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Spelial Notites.
cARp TO Young LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

a CARD TO YOUNG La DIES AND GENTLEMEN.
"A The subscriber will send Gree ofchdrge) to
all who desire IT, the Recipe and directions for ma
king simple Vegetable Balm, that WILL In front
TO eight days, remove Pmples, Blotches, 7dn Freck.
kes Sallowness and all impurities and roughness Of
the Ska, leaving the same--as Nature intended II
should be--sof clear, smooth and beautiful. Those
desiring the Recipe with full instructions, directions
and advice, will please call on or address with re-
turn postage), THOS. Il. CHAPMAN,
Practical Chemist, sS1 Broadway, New York.
Nav a. 1S62-2m
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PERsoNAL.-W. M. Osborn, the eminent
job Printer Of Burlington, favored US with
THE light Of his genial countenance on
Tuesday