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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

MIbpLErowN, Virginia. June 81.
General Fremont having boon sn
reyssded in the command Of this
Department, by the Order appoint
iug General Pope, bis interior in
rsLk, over tho Army OF Virginia,
and having asked aud been refused
!eave oi absence. has, at his own re-
4ueR, been relieved from duty. The
co,n,p.nd IL tnrnfd oyer TO Brig
'..n. aebenck, tho mkt highest In
pbk, I,y order o! .hs i'reeident, and
Gen. ftemapt leaves Tomorrow tol
.,sw Y1Iic, Many Of his officer.
viii go with him, His reaignsiior
ia notsyst generally Known 10 camp
tut Will lc announced Tomorrow b,
u General Order.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04
TBE PREsIpRNT's EMANcIPATI

THE PREsIDRsT's EMANCIPATION
PoLIoY. The Washington Star, Of
the Esd, has an elaborate article on
the President's emancipation policy.
II says: "Tho indications that come
to us through the press and other..re.
flexss Of the popular sentiment in'ths
border states, show Enthusiastically the
rapidi.y with which President Lin,
oolnslwise and bsneticient compen
satsd emancipation policy is gaining
favor in those states"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

ARRESTED Fur SEpITIoN. John
W. Kees, tho editor Of the Circle
vile, (O). Watcbman, one OF the
foulest and most unscrupulons seces,
sion sheets in the North, passed
through Columbus on Monday in
charge of the U. S. Officer, having
been arrested for uttering seditious
language. This Kees is the gentle
man that the Vallundighsm Democ
racy have Wiley talked Of as their
next candidate Tor Secretary Of State.
How they will miss him at tho State
Convention to d,yl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04
Fremont Resigned.

Gen. Pope was on Thursday last
placed in supreme command Of the
army of the Valley OF Virginia. by
order Of Secretary Stanton. Ere,
mont as matter Of course resigned.
We suppose all this is for the bes,
as the War Department will give
fopo what it has persistently with.
held from Fremont--means 10 hold
the Valley, and 10 accomplish some.
thing.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04
0RoPPsNo oJr.

any doubt skisssd 10 si1e,minds
oft The people - iosthe sthpa.biss
Iof tho Locofoco pfssy of Ohio tbsir
conrse a, this time should semov o IL.
The Fremont Asssshger, is out in
full blast sgainst Buffers orders at
New Orleans. particularly the one
relating TO the women Of that city,
and the one antbcr'zing the shooting
o. guerillas and the burning Of their
property, denouncing them as bru.
tai, savage &c. We don't recol.
lect that wo ever heard any of these
newspapers, who hold mp their hands
IN horror at Butler, say q word
against the vandalism perpetrs.sd
by the Southern hordes, not a word
in condemnation Of the slaughter of
Union men, not q word agsipst the
bnrDing Of their homes and the de.
struc'ion Of their property, not a
word against the bush fighting now
being inaugrratel in those States;
the shooting Union soldiers from be-
hind trees and rocks--not q word
against oil this. i,ut when O Union
General, Democrat though be be,
shoots ono OF these prowliDg villains
and burns his house as a warning
to his fellows, they are indignant,
and denouncs him as a ''land pi.
tatc." Nice Union men, these!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04
.IUNicd00 Timea.

And is il not al ont time, too, tha,
the cry Of "Abolitionist," so long
learned by rote and parroted''
against all who have not eubmis
sively bowed 10 Southern politicians
and supported the slave l,ropagating
and propaeandist policy. should los e
i's terrorist Cincinnati CONNER.
ctQl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04
Nr6 advertisements.
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PArENT VvLcANITs DESTAL Agency,
No. 70 BECKER street. NEw YoRK.
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l. thor!zed by US 10 manufacture the
PATENT yuLCANITE OR COR ,IITE
GUMSAND PLATES FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH
usDER THE GoopYEAR PATENT.
Tie public are cautioned against employing
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sueh RATES and Gums, as patients using such
denll Ies made by inrlngers are ennsIly Iiabl
Oad Not1CS.
NOTICE is hereby given that apeiition will
~ be presented 10 the Commissioners
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lie session trr lS62, praying tor view, sur.
vey and location OF county road, sixty feet
wide, AS follows: Commencing at the center OF
the New Haven road, at the North West cor
ner Of section %, Ia Biglick township, Han
cock county, Ohio, near to the Center School
House; thence South on the line between sec.
tons n and % and " and 2S due south until
II inters ects the Carey and FindIay road, run
ming past the dwelling g'hopses Of Josiah p. Ed
wards, Nmfod Bright and ethers. and there
terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
July /. ls62.-(iw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

Down WITH THE .SEoEssIoNIsTs. "
1t is time to cry, learned by rote and
parroted against the Democracy of
Illinois, should lose its terrors.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Groceries ano iJropislone.
Wr00ina Catos, &yr.

A r WM. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
~ CAhDSThose celebrated Engraved Calds sold only
ct NJ lOi Fltons., ~. 4. Estaba,hed 1913.
4 II. JOHNSTON & CO., No. $50 Bowery,
~. WEDDING aud VISITING CARDS. &c, lats,, s,yls,,
specimens by mail Also Watches J,welry Silver WAe and
lated Ware, Of Ae bos. qualities. and AZ low pces
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
GQlee bn Nrctloi,.
A C. FUTILE, Auctoneer-Onice, 70. 1870
~. BROADWAY.
PEREMPTORY SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD

PERFMPTOEY SAFE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
FURNl rURE.
BGoTZEs RICrI VASES ANO FIGURES, CARPETS.
French Ckiua Ruby and Crystal cur GLASS.
sILVERNARE BEDS, BEDDP,G &c,
The prcr-rty Of Family declining housekeeping.
g. IUrrhE will sell TOMORROW (grd,y) al II
ococt the entire eegu Paylor Chsms er Dininq room and
Nursery tUkNifURE ccn.siued IN aouse NO. 52 Nes.
2sst between ,th and 8tbsvs risins the largest co.,
lection OF good Furniture aud valuable Work Of Ant offered
public Auction tai. season. Ther over 5000 worth of
deserved OAK sUd Mahogany Fw ,iure embracing every
tlng 20 be found In fuh Sd fO ionaOle furnished house
The sac wil be PEI eIeulptogy. Go .slogues at hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13


VICTOR HUGO-LES MlSERABLES.
CARLEToX's COPYRIGHT EDITION
THE DEMAND UNAbAlED
THIS MAGNIFICENT NOVEL.
As ~ indication Of the extraordinary nte1es. ezsing Tor
thi, marvellous book is sufficient state that more than
Oce purchased the reeen. T1sec Sales in
New-Yors City
The London Baily News says
"Les Nserebles Is those worksThch have G
strong persona nteres, in addition tc he iarnic import:
enoo.
I IL not merely the work Of truly greatBsn bat IS h
great and ayorie work--'hs fnit Of years and labor
"Victor Hugo is almost The only French inssnaive writer
OF the present century vho entitled TO De CONSIGNED a.
Of geoius lie has wonderful paeac power ana he he's
are Scu which hardly any other treich o'eh- possesses
OF araS beautiful well as striking pcfure@
Another tor which Victor uuscs took deserves
nigh praise perfect purify a4y ore Wlo fetes ne b'o3
aHd Shakespeare may Teea LES A.s"a04es.
1.-The story Is sdaiT ibe sui & Pat tosehsf with unsur-
passaols at esIe. life and simplicity"
THE NOVEL LIS MIsERABLEs
divided into ave se}a''s pats ., gg,oI'es a. i2STs
fAKN l-FANIlNE. PARt lA-CD>EIIl.
PART uI--,MARlYS PART IN.-Sl. DENIS.
FART V.--VAtJEAN.
Price v3Gue Cloth Binding plted on superior papeIf
ell Pepper Coven 50 cents copies sent by ua postpaid
TO CLUBS.
When sent by LNpress;
* Copies OF sny v0lul lie. clol, Sf-ps1er, 81
"a Volumes cloth see. .,.........:Si 6-psper, SS
Orders mus be accompanied with tie Money.
THE TRIBUNE.
No ~ Nss,sus..
New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
NXECUTOJrs SALE of ORIGINAL OIL

d. IVIl" OItfNI-N.hiI VIi1
NJ PAIN gINf4s kc-A large Catalogue of valuable oEis
n,i PAINIlN0 3 By the late NEMBRANBI PEALE, with
ENGRAVING :, pencil SkErChEs ard other NOfhS oi
ART c0mps ng of the Studio OF this eminent
Artist wlll We SOLD, without res,Tse on TUESDAY Nov
49, 1862 at 10 O'clock at tie eunsy ysnia Academy e
tiue Arts, the,tnutst, above lutn, viis phs
lDcrudes in the Catalogue ie tho duplicate Copy ef X
pes.es original Portrait Of Washington painted ~ 1882 aud
cope- by artist Of the Portraits Of Washington by
e. ". Peue (759 by Pine (l755 StuNt's tiT.t u!s1h
TsnmbIs (7g2 and stuars Second llI1 aud one Of Mrs
Washington, by {. W. Peale.
Also he PIiyate Collections Of gentleman removing from
the cty painted order including oIks Of Rcthennel
Church Winner, Pau Weber lntsuD, CTopsyi bonLed,
biIch and her culaeni artists.
Orders ON par les uns6c st,epd the sale WI be
cuted by the Auc,ioneeIs, free 81 charge
The Painns Kc be st the Academy three days
weyions 10 s1s ice CasloGnes may be k4a a. Will
/ LiA3S L Go o. No. $50 BrSsdway New.Yofk
IL. THOMAS SONS. Auctoneers Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Hlrslrnl ANeirnlncnl5.

DIANOS al tho CELEBRATED MAKERS
i &C FsCHFH. sctnos.sdgad q r mos, derah'e snd
beet Pianos rhortc and rcis very rsscrsbi- terms
st4e N.rufosry I'D WsscsOons, Asa ~, 2tJ 20. zi
s1l 80 Wee 2fasi.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

hUR SALE or RENl-1hc Property !atey
occupied by tho Newsfa Machine Co. AZ New .rk !.
The uud4l, 4, y by 81 rct lhrco stories Ist on
side. iud g. h- lOs it4tai buii IA the State. with
hoffpowo engine ard .o1 feet Of he otst gf 20
ad yo shading for.o-hop 81 by p feet ado:u' tho
uslu lu1ux The cHtIe PREMISES n perfect order 4
pi.n ,i ne properly b. seen st The chce Of >.
tracy 10. 81 broadway, t. whsn ior p a. a. sgPy
oGIO SlMEON DbprDltDf
o. tue Prrmies
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

EOH SAl4E-1EE ACRES OF LAND IN the
j town of Ryc. =. Y. shout half mile irom Pot.
chr,-f Depot ald - miles rlu tho civ. oFsooAirr the
a.. un1 cniardiLs sp cti view o. Long ssgl rolni
sn.rcufi'ng country For country residence th
shoe rrohrusrd productive city property. Tor lrn.
ptrtl.a stpy 80 FECA 8USn f0ileLe,egi CO I-Cn
ENJIHkAS. so. a Chanbtrt.a'.. Nes-loiE
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

TTrIlE ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY of NEN-
4 YORK ~nl olea ia THIRD AN,iUAL EXHr
BlrlON MONDAY, Nov H. a. the Gallery Of the Fine
Ar Institute, NO elo Broadway, between hous;oH and
blsccker-ss.. b y order OF the Bosrd Of Control,
VINCENT COLYER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
IleSirdl.


nR CIrT.lANN's ORIGINAL RUSSIAN
OVAPOR-RArHs No. S73 t.h-st, between frosdway
II A.. ,,i Il warm and coi-wuier Shower and Douche
.tl. S,.,n Douches SC Open daily for Gentlemen non
a. ~ mn .nl to 10 for ladies'. from 10 10 u o mt
a, sn,t,,s for g-ncmea only, from 20 IL a. m. Ihem
st Ar. certain remedy ios kh eunaiism Gou Psslyshs
her,l., chronic diseases OF the shin, chronic Cssuhs
,oIat mercusl affections Dyspepsa &c livery ceniiofS
s.iers snd attention pTo,ilod of. Terms moderate.
nR. MUNDEs WAIER-CURE--At Flor
euee. Mas hfee niles from NSAsmpon, wiibs egss
turoufh tue Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Ncw Qualifications.
TVON. GEO. p. MARSHS NRW WORh,
3IJsT PUBLISHED BY G s9HlBNEA


No. ilI Gfsnd It,, New. \ oIk.. ..,,,,, ,,,,
srrr ORIGIN AND HlSsOyH on ttG hNbLISh
NIANGTAGF sui the Eeflq Literature II emOoales' by
a.. non o. L. Mar-h. vos, octave. SS
THE Loudon A'henslHi s.ys; . - ,tr,,
We cosnualy observe udcsiions Of the sene isni al
and ,srres study folouud aod tcsafse kuo"cds
S ony early Wi er the good 81
tbongm aud the geacr ability Of treatment wiDeh
charc.er,yed Mr. Marsn's form NoiOaie" ,
1--WE knew rot winch 20 commend mot Warmly, the Aea
nj the sh5er the discrimination Of the phoo opher OF e
iureity Of ne who with sutn cuil11s get con-
,reh.nsive kpowlsd.e and insight tie elements oig1l
erow,h 1nd chsrscter of noble iI~HS
tnpt . =, - 4, ~, IT,. 0,o ,hou,i
n made the study o. every inlet iseat peTson Indeed no
Frrsh edacston be complete without the mastery u
sucb snslyses a. these."- Sew y cTk Vtser,er .
tlsa p ths authors vide Ieadiug nesi paeHt
resc,rcn and Ctnoc iri Of invet aon- We kuow o. no
.tpI, more inviting 20 those VI susioGs habits tns nor
4, there a1y better guide shsa this volume ditoId fess
Tus volume AID Is conf anion, Lectures on the EbssA
Lanspsee are Pc the most valuable conf 0nl0' 70
te history cf the Ing n language aud literature thSt nav
been made within dec d. ssi On either side O the Al
tsntis."-l -lPii.somg Gazette.
Now Rsady-A New Edition Of
LECTURES On IuE ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
By the hon GE1. p. MARSH. vol, octave. -
Also la.t regdy-SecOrd American EAii4on OF
MULLER On LANGt ACE
LECTURES on TIE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE. u,
MAx MULLER NJ A. FROM the Second Revised Lonaai
Edition vol large l2lo printed u TIE 4si7eIsido tTes'
CO laid tinted paper. 81 so
Copies sebt b. mail sn receipt Of price.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Inetruellon.
VAGLESw00D MILITARY ACADEMY.-

T'NITII0 VVIJ Mill NM IsNaAI7I1 -'1
u Elrlsswcod. Nsrth AmboyD, r. j.
PGpls received o,y ime, psyils iom da'r o. ehNoo'
Access by 81 lsiui Ferry sni r T. g. snd a. M ara
l. g. end r. ~. Catalogues and fh nion lu9H OF - hi,
Gus SPHISG EssleswO God. Perth Amboy N j. ana NO -
P.fkplacc.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

ANE TO SIX boxes Of WINCHESTER.
W SPECIFIC FILL" vii perrlaneaiiy cure any case o.
Seminal Weaknos, its resulting lp,potees hows'hx "
GEAvArfp aud will be found equally efficient Ia S
the Prostate. Diabetes md diseases generally Of sHs o'Ss
OIgiHs
PROFESSIONAL oPINIoNs.-"I have used your 'srs-
cuIc P,LL in mrny Of spcrmaiouhsd ana WIN .as
r.o.s pvjeei suecsa"J. MIInoS sNpsAs M' ~ LII Dr
Brootiya.
"i 4 nnears srecihe' any medicine can De- nav,
cured very severe cases with lrou SIX TO TEN posR'
KERN NJ D., Sd Rcp1liry Of Med se'free' h'"' '"-
PiRSONAI.-"M Nh UincAs,er Is WORTHY o' ALI o'S''
nrYex and a,yote, himself enauaseIiy to these Frsps
tionap-D Me,edta Reese ~ D., LII d., A~'"'a" A'''
cal Gazette ic-iork.
IL have personal kaorisegs OF MK NIschksfs"' no~
Esrr And ISrEaarry the Profession ana M
publlc that MS PRsrARAroSs CAV BE RELIED or -'s"
r. CAafon NJ d., Chemist Ne,o-i
Tho sPECIFIC PILL is not Homeopathic remsd'n No
docs It contain siercury, ion CHnthnidss or any
,ngr.diept. Price; 81 per box six boxes (raea "d"fa
onesJ for 90 Sent by mall soli wholesale aas ~"
J. WINCHESTER, No. W Jehn'st, NJ !.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
fine Arts.

GUPERIOR MAGIC LANTERN PICTURES
~ -Iu. 0p tls il1sing OF entirely picturss
ifnn 'he srcn0id oiig pals by Netey;
THE DAUNkARD'S PROGRESS AND END; q tails
lfon real lie. i!us1sied BY y ssiistiealy eoloTsd
pictures. A. Ice frr The eptlfe ese............... s!s
THE GANBLERS CARkEi pictures. IL
rhE IES COMMAADMENls l. plctGTei........... y
rlE LORD > PRAY ER pclures."................. u
TIE iUAlAN HEART. II pictures.
Pictures OF the A ar With the South: al the mPoittnt
tbs BEGINNING the present, s? each Ane,
superior oxye4.cium iautsIns, sc, sc.
for catalogues Gld ihiOIma ion add ess:
W. LASGENHE1M
I. o., boa ls.a, Phllsdelphia Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Drp GOODS.
ID ii. MACY's
OUR OWN IMPORTATION,

i.5UO bABhNhAL ShilsIo,
Lower ilsn wholesale prices.
OPENING THIS WEEK,
Fall stock Of HOSIERY. GLOVES aud AERlNO UNDEY,
WEAh lor LADIES. MISSES aud GLhIs.
E.iBROIDEKlLS From AUCTION
2OUAVE SITS, CAMBRiC Trimmings, FLOUNC-
IAGS, BANDS SC, mAch der price.
RIBBONS AAD MILLINERY GOOD'.
Closing-ou. sa.e Of ai our llEBONS BONNET SILKS
VELvhtS. PARIS FLOWERS. &c uiuen less Uan cost Of
imV Jftaiion - - -.
C.ses II III qualities WOOL and COTTON nnd WOOL
FLANNELS. NHllE GOODS, LINENS, LINEN DIA-
PEkS, hU.ks, CRASHES AC,
Ofour importation.
10Q doz. LADIES' PARIS QUALITY STITCHED KID
GLOVES.
100 doz. LADIES' PAU3 QUALITY Of PLAIN KID
GLOVES, lower thsn any ofler house IN tuo city.
Nos. 4Ui and 2O6 6th.ay., two doors below Btl''t.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

7 ANDS-TO ALL WANTING EAkMS.-
- Lllfe aud thriving .esne 8 q iroia mild climate,
ity u 20 sott 90 iunaDrpAs b. E4iicsG iica t3 pro
dlcs ar.- crops 20aee nom 10 10 80 per
rasaBc 81 bin iour ycss Good business opentfs
& ciy Hundreds settling sad making improvements.
Aqriy 20 CHARLES X. Lands. Postmaster. \ueaLI.
Cumberland ultv. How.esseY. Letters aLawoftd Papas
contsiuir fu information Will be smt free.
- = - -.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
90 Get.

CTEAM POWER--To LET, Several very fine
> ROOMS with steam power Inqlre on iAs preIi'ts
IT. av. (Eaa sids}, between 2id aai l.th 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Go Wbom II man Concern.

IOHN BlsHOP.-If John Bishop. late OF
~ Bah "a Esgsrd and brother Of william Bishop, sud
sbo IL Is believed lately enisied ~ Albany Or New
will apply e. Mrssf.. iALkAkR q sEMBALD. Solicitors.
Ncwa Treat sus Iui, thsy will lIllfn hiu al
property which ho onuled bu, II he sdcta. hs
srslgea rLdf ,q1eied coLlIunie4o with Acl.
~ swaIl-npou Oc.. TO- ib2.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

h nent ust fres.rei ffofl BOARuMtN, GRAY Co..
s1l ling ~ Ito od pf.ces Afss ne" Places " Rent
Ot.i f.cout htft PIANOS i1f Sale
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-30
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives Al
IA. NJ. and 5lj p. NJ. Closes at ~ A. m'
and 700 ?. NJ. n % No
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo.
line. Waterfowl, Hampton, Rapids City, fof,
Byron and Cordova arrives at e;oo D. "''' anu
closes at 3.45 p. IN. AN
Davenport Mad arrives at lo'3V A. NJ, anu '''0
Pm. Closes at $50 A. NJ and a.9o p. d,
oouawka Mad, via Pleasant Ridge, haLlIt'' nam
let, Millersburg, Monroe, New Boston anu
KeIthsburg, leaves Monday, "Wednesday ana
Friday, atg A. N. Arrives Tuesday, lhursda!
aud Saturday, at Ppm.
Macomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North heLuei.
SON and Aledo, leaves Wednesday and SATURDAY
att AN. Arrives Tuesday and Friday al
p. NJ. -. ,,l
Centre Point Mail, via Prairieheld, Richiahd
grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, Rural, North pra'
RE and Henderson, leaves Wednesday at
NJ Arrives Tuesday att Pm
Cambridge Mail via: Pennsylvania, onion ant
Andover, leaves Wednesday at A. ~. h'h'e
Thursday at D p. III.
Camden MillS Mail, leaves Monday, Wednesaa
Friday and Saturday, att A. M. Arrives iue'
day, Thuraday, Friday and Saturday at p H.
Coal Valley Mail, leaves Tuesday, Thursday an
Saturday. 1t has no regular hour Tor departure
No mails sent or received on sunday;
Office hours from I A. N. to ) Pm.
On Sunday open from to 10 a m.
{. TRUESDALE, p NJ.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-30
Meaital.
SCOVILL'S
Sar9apar11la
= II 7 L L 7 NJ Or 7 a


1t highly recommended by physicians to cure
the following dsases, having their origin in dis
ordered state of the blood;
Scroiula, letter or Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Cankcr, UIcerations and Enlargcmcnts of the
Joints Cancerous TumOrs Kings Evil. Erysipelas
ST Anthony. Fire, White swcllhgs, Obstinate
pruntions p;mnlcs IN ,Ln f,ce RIotrhes Pus,ulcs
phai',na,;,,n nnsno,.;a o, c'nhilitr and Mo-
n''J"'''" pr, p''", WV ~ -
uu''''' a'' VI oDs'' w
llohS III ic'haies, Lcucorrh'a or Nhi'cs, are IT,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-30
Meaiea.
A FREE GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
ING TO SUSTAIN.

TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
ING TO SUSTAIN.
HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD Re PREPARED
TO FIGHT
1t is singular fact that large majority ofthe
people OF the United States are unacq vita
the great Importance of the cause for which the
soldiers ofthe Union are fighting. Let every man
and woman throughout the United States care
fully read and study the Constitution ofthe United
States, they will become convinced OF the holiness
IF our cause and of the wlckedness OF those who
are striving to overthrow this grand palladium
freedom.
We believe tina, had the reading of the eonst-
tuition been adopted as daily lesson NJ every
school throughout the United States, the doctrines
OF secession and states rights would never have at
tanned the position Of a political question; nor
would the country have been called upon to mourn
for the unfortunate wraLgng and misconsructons
that have arisen, and which SO many of our states
men have lost their time in attempting It's inter-
probation.
Millions of our citizens have never thoroughly
studied the constitution, and even at the present
time, when II is the duty of every citizen of this
country to inform himself of the rights and priyi.
leges secured to him, under its protecting arm, II
is rot in one household to five hundred. In view
therefore, Of correcting this great oversight, and
to furnish every man, woman and child through
out the United States with the means of STUDYING
this great palladium of liberty, and to protect w.
against future false doctrines and political dsas-
en,
DRS. RADWAY co.
present to the American puplc, free of charge
the constitution OF the United States of America,
neatly bound, together with an improved Almanac
for the yearilS62, called "Dr Railways Constitu-
tOnal Almanac" As soon as practicable, Dr.
Railways Agents, IN every village and town
throughout the union, will be furnished with a
supply, for free circulation. A copy OF the same
will be sent to all who will enclose stamp for the
payment of postage.
Druggists, booksellers, ncwsdealers throughout
the country, DESTROYS ofalding us in distributing
to the people the Constitutional Almanac, are ~
vltcd to send in their orders. No charges will be
| made for the same.
We also invite the people Of the Canadas, Brit
lsh Provinces, and, in fact, all who can read the
English language throughout the world, to accept
as gifts from Hs our Constitutional Almanac.
We will send to any one who is willing to pay
the postage on 1t copy or II the citizens Of any
town or village will accept from 100 to 500 copies,
We will furnish them free Of charge. Being convn-
ccd that if our foreign friends will carefully read
| the Constitution, they will become satisfied that
our people, IN supporting our government in wip-
| ing out this foul blot of secession from our os-
cutcheon, are not only right, but are establishing
on sound basis the freedom ofthe people through
out the world.
RADWAY co.,
% John Street, New York.