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, 1862-10-31
FIGHT Or DIE.
National Ba1kruptcy-.Freed OF
0eHT3 1ta8d1s

lFfon the New York Independent, a31.}
4 nation bankrupt, Is O nation ruined. It
may e1lu have q lame and place on the
MAPS, hut it Il, nevertheless, practically OK.
tfnct-tcad. I. may have large popu14.i5n
and that Inherent s.re3y b which numbers
give, bL', like the strensta Of q es;ed 1loa, a
naaEaclet E lrt, or En- imprisoned warrior, it
is useless. It may have fruitful valleys and
ft1ile hills, th1iriug mAnuf4ctor;ts and tenn
rofaty individual prosperity, numerous rail-
foads and Tar rsachlug Canals, Eaiues and mn
eral wealth, and 4il the ricars OF institutional
greatness and magriteence, N immense army
and powerful navy, good government,
hcrest, Gcd-:esrinK, aan-loEirg rul:rs but
If It BE- til d, tettered and anchored in bank
rurtcy, what il 1t good for? Il were betur
ttat It should perish, aud Its name be blottM
out forever. a bankrupt nat.on, like IN ioai-
s'dua IN such = oile,nlna, should 50 tnso
liquiGa!ion. It should wind up its political
afiairs, dispose OF its assets, vi lame, place
sud power, and honestly. before Go1 aad tue
Pes 1,le, yile up rs executive lie, au2 ask fu-
htr4l rites 2ud cere1aonies-a decent burial
1rom The sight II man. II We, as na:lou,
have Bible wisdom, We shall foze.ee the great
evils OF bankruptcy, nov threatening Us.
moments delay. our strength aud po Yer to
crush the monster LOW gnaWiDE at car vitNs,
We shall, with the marital tramp OF isresisri-
hle futcee, o1ershslu our enemies, aud end
forever the great conflict between freedom
ard slavery.
We ere erdangeriog more than liberty, bv
longer hating between txo opinions. We
sre importing our very existeace-our M
tioral lite. We hhall soon be bound with
ciains which never can be broken. We are
blind ; and sapi6iy floating into the depths Of
bankInpcy. We mast NO dght or Va must
die. The ration may will rightly, our armies
may cover every hilltop. and our rules be hoo-
est, pauiotte, and pnfe; but nevertheless we
must now fRht, q, u nasaon, Wo must do
-.tis is inevitable.
The voice from our national TrsasurJ Is,
hRhs, u Ne diA-
The voice from the tribune Of our political
power ts. light, OF Ne die
Inc voace fEom every Workshop aud every
ma0nf.etuEtnG vaalage tn tbs Union IL, dshs,
The velce Of = burdened nation OF taxpayers
II, tight SoE 0e die.
The vo$oa Of every ship'a crew, satlIur in
peEl of pkafee, ,, 6gat, OF we die.
1he va5ce Of Ill The great moneyed tRsatR-
t&ous of the nation j., Agh., OF we die.
The sEosoe 1t maseAaGk, s-bankar,-aad of nj
teeineaa Dsa b, &gA&, n ~ dia. :.
1he vo&ce. &rQmp.t-s0nRued. from our CIR.
rel g to0b3ee, h, 1Eht, of "a diA. !.
The votre from evosJ haaehttshseae1. Sold,
boarding. mixer, b, tight Of - eia.
In NVacs 4 widows md fAe 4A.1sE3oos, xAl
, 1862-10-31
Ro" OUR ARMY CROSSED THE
POTOMAC.
The Great Pontoon Bridge at Mer1fn.
Correspondence Of the y. 7. Wof1d.1
HARPrn's EFHRY- f}etnher 4s 1ac1


HAMPERS FEKRF, October IS, 1862,
The building OF this bridge is one Of tue
most cu1louh aod Interesting pieces of con.
es:ucfi3n which one can often have an oppor-
trnlfE OF witnessing. 1 vas ysst4rd4y ut 3 r.
lin while the preparatory work Was going Gu
Capt S!ap1!iug ot the 50th New York III,
experimenting the construction 9Th l.r.;s
corps OF 1CD Ko1k.ae1 uCitr his Com aad
ch:s poH'oan is 10 be twice as lang a. t1a,
t1'ch CROSSES the Potomac at Harpsr's Ferry.
|! il thf. largest bridge witch has bee1 5nil-
tnfifT tht: war, except faat OF the Chick l.
beN3Hy: That bridge was more thin .0o3
1ess. Ine one at Hsrper's Fe1r7 is SEQ feet
the one to he built ): Berlin will be 500 t..
III 1:rsfh. |: requires scventy.six b3l.s to
support it. Part OF these wero broughs do VI,
,Eom Har2er's F. rTy upon wa=on7. Fuirig of
t"*m srre Brought up the cau2l from Ell
wards Ferry.
Wren I was ST Berlin the pontoon corps
vas Dusty at Wo:k dragging their boats fro:u
Inc canal Into the river, where they w.re
fastened foge'her with rlfts. ready to b J.
th1o"n across the river at tae proper 1ima
small force OF cavalry WI, OF tn: otQ q side
and stronger fOrce were to he sent acro:5
before the bridge would be constructed.
Mean*El'e all the preliminary work is going
forward, and when thH order cones four hours
will scs the two sides of the river connected
by bridge strong e1icugh to carry over tue
AeksatAt bag At,e trans Or Afttllcry.
Boats. t'1s:he1s, pl:rlzs, ropes, and anchn-s,
COMPRISE tie materials. There ia nota.ns I'll -
ii the structure, aud 1t is capable o. bsius
more easily removed than cons:ructed au3 :
plact upon the wagons designed especial =
tor its transportation. It is to cross the r;vrr
Lear where ci.at stone piers mark the ruia+
u the bridge which previously spanued the
Ioton!ac at this point. Berlin and . lock iu
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal are on tue
north ride Of the river. On the south side IS
The London valley From the Virginia shore
vt1ot diveree in every eirec'ion to Ls..s5
"lachesttr, Manassas, Thoroughfare and Al
de (fana. As1thp1a and Suiri.nr,a C. M
, 1862-10-31
E1tpb IrituuE.


TEE CANE Or RAG.
BIO BAa
Comes In at the 1ag
End Of each m ei our wariike dispatches.
The foes driven back.
We're hard On his track
OF prisoners we've several bAtcheA.
He's broken, dismayed,
Ufec0mfted. naYedi
Our cavalry woE1y and t1ag him.
He's surrounded d-outd4nked-
In tact, Awfuliy spanked,
AIdtomo1zow vel certainly bag him.
LA-GLas
Soon after this brA6,
News comes that our forces are lsggsrds.
q 1t II Ills VT feared.
They hive I'll disappeared--.
EkedAddle6-the cowardlY blatrar5s'
The brave EathsfekHte
Was few hours too late
For the Rehe, though he did bu11y-rag 'em;
And We now are Advieed,
They are le.mor-al ized.
Tho we've failed, fos The moment, to bag en- .''
TAG Tag.
-Aflcr Cheatham and Bragg,
1sthe osd.r a Thu present writing:
And inv3nciblc band.
PfesE on, all impedimente rlfghtiny;
But the enemy's rear
We Csc I see. faz " near
Wculd that into the tolls We coa!d drag him.
Rnt he gives us. alackI
Stead It battle. the *sack':
Why don't he remain till we bug himY"
GAG Gag.
How long shall our i1ag
&c tie scapegoat # hum5ug una bIunder?
orr soldiers are rfumps.
But we've Toe many gamps
With Straps Oh 1teir shoulders, by thanderl
and deart what scfape
We arc in with s'tcd tape,''
And with a1-gr1ndcrs-wouldw VI. could gac EN-
Were We vel rid Of these
We'd epdn bring to thei. knees
All The Un10n-d1eeolyets, and bug EN-
, 1862-10-31
4 Senalb1e HecomnendAtIO

WoLcoTT's MILLS, Oct. II, 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
notice in Jour editorials disposition to
call parties By their right names, Jet inspeas-
irg Of the party in opposition to the admints-
tratioD, you too often call them Democrat.
Now hold that there Is but two parties At
present in this country. 0ae Is truly L Dem.
ccra1ic party in favor OF govern nent by tue
People, where the majority govern through
rerrt sentatives, making laws that operate
eq9slly upon ael the people. The o;her Is
truly and thoroughly Tory party. The rank
snd file Of the plty, think. are honest, but
the leaders are dishonest ~ dishonest can be,
and would rather hat the government would
sink to rise no more, than sost ths Republican
party t-tsuld be IN power. Tbs leaders Of the
opposition are Tories In evmy sense Of the
W01d. THEY arc in favor OF IN axistocrAcy,
Of an srtitoeratic government. aud opposed
to the government under which thay live.
When you write Of the opposition purity bo
particular and call them by tnesr right nsae.
and those who break II from them, war; Dam
oe1at$. which they arc entitled to.
Yours, &c, IL
, 1862-10-31
Tho Amendment 70 the United States
Tax Law

Tho Amendment 70 the United States
Tax Law.
At request Of Several correspondents,
we rpuhlish the Section "a, Of tbs Tax Law
amentatozy Of Section 95. as Of ofintere5t to the
entire business community:
SECTION Fl. 4nd be It further enacted, Thst in
the ninety y-tfth section of ths act entitled An
act provide internai revenue to I'll ,rs tue gov
esnment. and tso) pay interest OF tn panl,c d=5,
approved July 1-t. 1861, b. 80 auend:d that no
Instrument, document. or paper made, signed o..
ltFufd prior to the titat day Ut J4uuary 1881
v,fhs NJ being duly stamped, or having thereon an
adhesive adhesive Stang, to denote tae, duty tmpos !
and Of no Ell Ct; P1vcide1. homsrer That n ruch
11stfumeht, document, or pape. Ill b. admitted
q pstd a. csidelc. In any cou1l until the s,me
thaii have been duly stamped nor Until the hlde1
fhtreof >ha hare pTn7eG the ra.t facttoa Ut tae
court that he has paid 10 the collector, or deputy
collector Of The district within which eu.h court
may te held the eum ct five dollars for the use OF
the United States.
, 1862-10-31
p A1IWAY T,MHKEEPERS

RA1IWAY T'MEKEEPERS-
~ Especially adapted for army ana county Eales
sooo in,ltatten gold; Will raa AMI Keep axeal4=nt
sraved da1e the lt'*zs efan1g il relief Tn Is ono
u TIE n1st iatn novelties at Tho hay ar sau!d re-
tHsl st triees FAuM TWENTY FIVE TO EIGHTY DOL.
L:Rs - y*cn: At Thes are sold ny tn csse. ,atanias
sase cf bal! dozen. Sit. Engraved AID lesty Aildcd
Ftr case cf haif doztn assorted 81 EngF.rai. suoe
superior. an: elsct.o se etlded havins ali the In
prove n.eEts Of lhe gong per cas- Of hat dozen
lsfrteH. S;2 FE.ta turn Il. same m1.ar' al cA...
:,ysr Thich hs,s,is plated Cood tttv. a., o
ing two nt M rsr md one each Of the ost-rH mating
ac.se lsif tz-n IT II sut;r wh0les ale rat=s
The lcya States With h II for coi:c;sfen OF dsltvtr+
t'e rost ta!e BIT article 1T the tn,rs ant in taa
lii f3r tos. 1lc!1CIt to make rlbaes ;a 7ur b..
:o'afezs *e3tl In your orders sasly. Address {tas
sole agent for th~ U -
GAINS WHEATON.
t.oX 1856, s. T.. corner Nassau and
John Streets
cc1-E!tSS III NEW YORK CIrT.
, 1862-10-31

CuEcAHo. 1ilnoiA Oct H. 1861
Notice Is herehy given to al rerso1r hndax vouch.
ers wood 1H rtI:4llH TIC S. Louis. Alton Cnie:A
R-i1-ead Company, slsnsd u sherman Agent atif
or wl !ch rayn mt R c-aered IN ccree II the UatsI
STATS Circuit Court the Northern Dtricr Of Lii
nes Of the 30tfl EoEeu5:r. 1852 that t*e balance
tu1 on 81 d vouchers has beea cn1s il said Court
h. It's order wilt be raid ,: ii i5l.cd to c I'm
al t. their alto nSe preSeEt Of the proper
vouchers IL tile undersigned, J!iMdS ROBE
oc o y11tfm ErcctA Recct yer
, 1862-10-31

~ CHICAGO UNION Il aILRnAD. Oct u, 1885,.
Seated Proposals will rec-ired Mt this otas IN II
tie ttt day OF Suvrnlhtr nnxt, for a ,e1ss OF the
GI;A.N WAEE1ln::sE # ms Csmpa1S, from the
10th caT Of january next u1;.I Nov. 31t.. 1863
The building, naihnsry, etc, ts in COOL working
order. AIRY rerSte renewals to be made by and
al tile expense Of the le-sec-
The rertrl to be paid monthly In advance.
1he Company rese We the rlehr TO Reject any or all
ot:S-yi1i-1w s. B. TaLCoTr, Geu. suot.
, 1862-10-31
OUR BALTIMORE LETT

From Ic Cztl1an: IS Army-A1 Adpance at Laa-
Hhy it did not take 1stace before Er-
cu~$ E1posed-Ifoyraaan.e Of the Future, il
any 'Fhat is aoing IN n4s Buy State-.4tn q
Tie Eu7tSkf71tilxa
, 1862-10-31

~ TO RESIGN GUARDIANSHIP AL waon
IT NAT CoKcEKx-fublIc uot,ce II hereby give 19t
l. Rudolnn Mngsly Gu srdt*r Of Ere e:sc Cure Mary
Curt Pet II fsaucs Cure, Barbara Cure and lsuiospa
Cure. will 1t the Norem6uE Term A. =. ,s;. Il taa
County ronrt = Ce21 Couaty sslt: Of ulinots to be
{Le third Mendas o. Sovsmb::: A. Q. 49,: .'plS to
be discharged ,rr euca Gnss danshIu ny saf Co 1rt
RUDtLFa MEGELY, Gnaruian, &c.
Chicago, October 1Stn. 1872 oes1 &Si-td
, 1862-10-31

A fSES~O1>'S OFFICE OF IN
IA TEl.<AL EEvt NUE..
F1ksr D1sTEc7 1111So1s3
%HicAHo. t'ctonc- =, 1867
Fc!icc If hcFrhy given. that liz. Of all tha x
tr Fed u CTR ire III fil K"y~un~ Law Of tic I'M ~
tHL By the h&sit1au+ Of tile t-st c41 et,oa
district OF H:1H0,. Et'ch cum or is-e the (ounfr ~
Gnok, h*r le,h rtu.ned to my ONCE. as NJ ii
open fur the CT al p>vtes cn eEn r.; shs
Sp;cc o. e m:tr:n caE or u t!the "a day Of Novea.
~ pa,tes co. @ rned ttat HIh be It my oaee eaca
HsX dex TT so tne n d., Of Novemb=I 1ss TO tue
Ehtch 8 ~ be usadr ae p.trded unde- rect.en {5}
3$Qt~a. PHitIp WADS~nETN
NEltf954'!3t Aeses.of lHt U4Ef14 IIfRaiR
, 1862-10-31

MEETING OF THE BOND.
w HnLpER3 AND sroCKHoLDEIsS Of TIE
CRIcAGo = ALTON i:aIlHs,An COMPANY.
h.!et rs and Stockholders cf t,r Clicasa md A;toa
Railroad Ccnna"E viii be Ead Il; The ct ef Chic
st the oF'ce Of the Comp:av. TIM 1eEa day OF No
v-Mttr rest at the hour f ot that daF fer the
purpose OF tec1ag 3oEd D. III: It ,.s OF aAd C,n,-
NJ L. SYKES
i c HADiE3
.IosErC PE1cE Secretary Comm .slo.ers
CHICAGO Oct IS Ia61 Dct7y4IT la
, 1862-10-31

ESTA1E # Noah St,rtev:, 1T, de-
IL oeEaed. ruh:!c Er,lcc ha:eh7 cyer to II, ner
EonE h*vnG cln4 nh dema3ue aeai ii the E-tatc OF
t3edcst,on II s,'1e,ntns at regular term of ne
&1ui y t0iTt CT E+ns tSNc!Y, hc Ect}Jea nj the
Court HonEe u tto city sshca-o or .ha tsirf stn.
day Of Dec mbet. as hrne ths tia1 thcreot
GNu HIM SrCMTETANI
C. Il. H.LDEN,
..; . AdMtn1strator&.
EacS1G 1G-s.Nfl lt1..
, 1862-10-31

M 6STA1&'3 S Al E-S;ate OF TIL,
1rs nor: Cock County; -f:irru't Court Of Cook
SSSS;S'nE Ius ic n'i,.s y hc.seS kyen IL. s
Of f!linns Will! III q teuce TO tue mAa!A.e Ia dc
Gree ue!t ii the a:ye tatt:e sell at publ.
Hrttcn 9Th, fhs hfsre.l 3.iaa Shc 70, tn
dear nf tl,r Court nae Of thu County Of Cook ID
tie cit! OF CatG go tile teth day of November
A. D. 1&2 ut tcu <tccA tn the {urn;l n NJ cati daY
tne moreastG nre" 1ses c"s .!hed IN t,e dccrre IN
B8id :Ause, Wit the unE'v vded on~heH n4-t of te
northwest GU. -tsr OF stct' five ia) in towusli1
th1ty .+'Ght {} 1o'ti rsoE. +t!:t-a rs, ca7t of 1
thrd Gtri ctpal iiaa IN tt- Courfr If Cook and
EtAto OF Illinois. F. = NIlLtAMS
Chicago, ncinbt- fifth ,ei; n:l; vlEtd
, 1862-10-31
ftifnuirtf.
THE GREAT

THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CHEROKEE CURE.
Al U1fAHIEG CUHE for Wsaknsns, 1mpo-
teaey, Ioss Of fow~, Pairs in ths 1sak,
e&oLe in tn Bladder, obstfueeeA and Difa-
cult Henstarat1sp, azd Ill Diseases oaussd
BY deviatin4 hum the course of Nature.
r. By the ute Of tbs -CCRE" III Improper ds-
Cla:E es are removed.
e Etthtr sex ccHtemp!. :rg marriage. should re
Feet that sound 1ai: oaF are necessary pro-
E:ctc cennlbal hslplness.
eF The listless. ennerya1cd sousa, the oyer-wo7
Of business the vic Ia Of depression, the
Individual suffering frtln general debility, or from
weakness VIII ALL tnd c1medl2Ie aud permanent r.
Ntf Gle tie Est Of tl1> great
INDIAN REMEDY.
e. 10 those who have trlded with their const.tu
ton, until THY thl1k themselves beyond the reach
ii mtdical a1C We would sal:
Never Despair: The tsCherokee Care,
viii relieve You aiter all Quack
Doctors have failed!:
1t deals with disease AZ It exists not only str1k
, 1862-10-31

NJ RAW2QAQ@Al11d81x 1x1kAqo1pN& -
- 3AEN98 ~ ~ 1D4 6A1R 0c
~ ~ - II l2.3eSss s74.s - -
y -; !; u Z: =. - e !. @ nsse5
50 &2S- S3sS6G4 1ss6j11& - HFNx
AeDa@ns - r. Il - S0e94 - &9124
II S& e r 6 19s&4 Qk5S
&14e4A E45.% Wa& q
s.'..se.@.&1 III 4aleps.s j. j; 4. = - !:
, 1862-10-31
SPECIALIST.


a EH7C cure Tor
C&TARRH or GOLD IN THE MEAD.
easier to cure Cnt4rr. TIM. Consumption, &G1 bs
Guf1nc t1c nrst We event the latt9t. Persons should
Understand That the better Hay to cure Ccnsunp;ion
Is to prevent if.
The symptoms Of Cat4rrh as they generally appear
ore at trSt e-y Flight c'f.OnS Es llir have cold
and fint at il" have trclu~nt ATTACKS, anc more
sAute ., u" cfstts q teT?ernnre IN tats con
;snt acrld. alterwafts bcc,'as s.St a1E rtiheaye-
AZ fAc !aeHse htcO1s r1run:c rhe discharge arc
sreassd f. quatty. and changed tn quality :ther
TOW thick aud be,.y sst ar, either Eoi ra lpr flo
1aWkcd conc':', of: The sccretions arc otf-rssv
eaEh1ng had breath: tfr vncs is :hicE ln nasal the
eyes arc weak. tie re:se of snen fs ltsse1td
St:oyei: deafness trr.Iu.l1!y taxes 2lHre.
ny t' nd ef tic L:V'-l'' c.. IA '::lI REMEDY. all
SdrDe y Uotnnlk he etseGrl1aly removed
Price Of tie faiar!ll Ee,nrly fo'su1cleEtf for use
T7.css.
cttice. 182 aouth Clark Street, Up-s:Ai-s.,
address itf. II. H. 1EELYE
oC11-r.55 In Post U..ec E.tx .5n CbIca.1 I'll
, 1862-10-31

Atga! AnttrE&.
LEGAL NOTICE,


* CHAFcTEr. }No"day. the twenty first day .
IK EHANCELLoE-1 Ct the r Ign OF u-7 Majesty
Gpccn tsrto-ia- Aod In the year
Between the Canada Life Assurance Company. Plain
t:fs a'ln a!d NI'is'n acutt aud Alexander Iaucs
6ifk'Ixle, Dcf'nEA. is
Upun t1r a: p:'*n Of th3 Platnt!tfa a. It appear
k m @y .IoHyit @ MT af er cue ;scnee ~ ssid De
T9 aG stc: e"'y.t Ii: Plaintiffs D4 Il t's
DO on or he1o:e II: Grst day OF eoycm3ar next.
ans~ CT or dr1n,tr 10 tbs eAG ltil nd It il
That 70 M t@s i.r. f.re1h.r With the MT &C.. re.
Nrrtd By = ezra n: lid IT tttsa Coart he n-
nshed IL tE Srccfatot ncRSp+ +prr. ru5ishe: In tue
CITY ot FAc tltar. an. In The &.L:cagp TirQac pup
1!shed IN thc city NJ On cn-o tn week f,r
the ur y, eEs nj It rrrr'n tnc SAID nss cav cl No
vCnibt r next. ts!Eped} A. GRANT
Entered <s.E-c1 u Il Registrar.
II.
NM11sN Scott. Take 1nticc that II son do mt
answer Aelur to tie Bill pnsrukat to tho above
ord r. the IlaiLsiG1 MA obtain order t. take tnc
D1l confess nns YOU and the Courf u.ay cr 4nt
fuCh 1rlf ,let Ina. tc emitted oc their show
Ing anl so II MT 1+teiEc auy further Of the
5utu1e n cGeedln., ut aus-.
Ei;1.ToS, S aDLEIR = r-CrE,
Plaintiffs SulicltQra
Dated eth August a. n. 1fG5
0cet yI9 9at-otLH1s4:A%1st
, 1862-10-31

CTOCEHOLDERS MEETING.
\ The auuual H. ting Of the Stockholders Of The
Cnlnn l: ~nce AID Trust Company will ba held a.
1he!- ofsre IN ',hcEe, l!ioo:s at two O'Clock r 4
ISAAC a. LOMBARD. Sfe-rsery.
EficaEo October 5%th. 1871 oC1ly6s g Cd
, 1862-10-31
FEMALES. FEMALES!

u A1NA AiAAHS@ r HN0A AS
n MANY AFFECT1nNs PE:UL1AT. To FE-
MALES. tie Extract BdcLu Is uncqaa!ael by any
81 as IL Ch1ors!+ R-it ii. frreGu!ri-
~ Paint Or Suppression Of Customary Ev.cul-
toEs C1ce1a:ed Schlrrlus Of the Uterus aud
t.r all complaints incident to the sex,
Or In the 0eclfAe or Change Of Life
See Symptoms abovc.
, 1862-10-31
4prIaal AulsrE2.

DR.. James, formerly Of James
Lock Hospital = Castou House tt1e:t NSX ollean4
L. established In 1t0 ltsa arrived IN Cnlfato. and
permAnently located N ot6ce o.
68 Randolph Street.
,twas, St.ta and Dearborn It -cct. cures EeakueES
Len of mprcutae power, fmeotedc4 dlseasex of the
blood and sk1n and Yncrcnrai dseaset, by new and
9ninlibie meihGd saving eotA time and oxpcnB1 the
same treatment u1ea u Dr. Jenes aoepttat for the
Iedfcal fsculfy and the almost entire press oil the
Thoee afflicted shou1e Amply lnmediataly end save
thettnv4s from tho consequences OF thoso terrible
nladtrs. DRe1ees peculiar to females treaied with
1ne hApPiest f1sotaE.
REMEMRER DR.. JAMES OFFICE
II 50 RANDOLPH 9TREET,
b.Feen State md Dea1born street, Chicago. Illinois.
Once open from A. II. Ill r. NJ lOr consultations.
L. james uses no Mercury. lodde Pot9 sse u Arse
lcitons never did, never Will srsdtcase that dis
tate from tire gyytcm, but by aenTAzer on known
to h.ureM, Which Il positive cure. s. Randolph st.
oc4Sv5&s In
, 1862-10-31

"a Retired Clergyman having teen -eNorea to healt.
taaftw days at:s sans Years Of great .aneFius is wilt
kCE TO assist other hJ fnstIf tt-te} the receipt
q r5st paE a:rctt. 'ly.;os- cory 7fth" prescrI
ton used. Di:eft the i;EV 1i.iIN u Dat1N:tLL, 1sf
Eaitoa st :est RrnoE.yn, N.w Ic-K- teaslim
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1862. THE 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with IT, connections. iOrms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
spoV NKw.YoEK TO TRg PRISClPAL WEsTEEs CITIES
Eight trains daily from NewVof TO Philadelphia via
All. TpFOu0H TRAINS FOR TFIE WEST BY THIS
ROUlE LEAVE NkW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF CUURILANOfSE
ny way Of Philadelphia tie morning passengers cave New
York M tt other rontes Evening passengers
at hour later than other ines
BY way Of Allentown evening pa. ensers leave AZ m
srve at the Northern lines in Chicago and all
points IN the Northwest Cresse lndanopo- Louisville
IT Louis Clevelsua Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
points West with fewer changes Of cars. -. $500, 4.
Sleeping Cars. without change from Phlsdephis 70
Pitsbnrgh, 3as miles and NewYork Pittsburgh, 40 miles
Smoking aud SELDOM Cars all tfaiuE
Fare tho as other routes.
Baggage checked through. TransfeEs free.
Secure Ticket WESTERN esq yI, o ya ~ rsSSsh
The PsnDsylSsnis Central Company runs kmigrant
Accommodate Line witch affords comfortable MODE Of
travel psiss moving Westward at half tbs usual rates
81 fare. ,<
by this route eghS II all descriptions be forwarded
q and from got on the hsroad Of ONO. Kentucky In
diana, Illinois Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT. or 70 any port on the naygabe rivers Of
tie Wos. by stearneIs from Pittsburgh
Tho Of Freight and from any point IN the by
the Railroad At all tines favorable
charged BY other Railroad Companies Meichants and ship
pes rustns tie Incorporation OF their Freight this Co
''y ca" rely WIZ c0I IIvE sT,,cRp pow "'''N
Ismsrs and Dealer 10 Live stock VIII htd ms most sd
vsutsgeous roGte. Cspsrious Yard vel waeeo ana sup
y.d With every orven'enee have been openea S n ns
snd connections snd every attention paid 70 he ~snA
ffom Hsfrsburg where VIII be fouho every cofsieSe iyf
t.sdiag ard r..iiag choice s ote ed Of me f a
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No Astor'houss
LEIGH L Co.. Freight Agents, ., u,,u,. :.
No Astor House. aud No South WHilsms
No. Battery. place
ENocH LEWIS. General sppt AltOOas. Pc
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~ FROM foot Of Covstlapdtt -Conneetiur az Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lseksw and Western Railroad
aud Essou with Lehgh Valley Railroad and its
tons forming direct line Pittsburgh and the West without
ehADse Of GERS
SUMNER ARRANGEM L ST-Com commencing May s. 1861
Leave New YoIi Or iOfl0ws:
HARRISBURG FxPKEss-At a. n. for Esston. Reading
Po.tsy1lle Harsishurg Mauch Chunk, WiisnsporL &c.
MAIL TRAIS--At q. for EHstOn, Nsier Gap, Scran
Con Great Bend Piitston, WilkesbsIre, SC 1850
a. THRoVGB TRAIS-For Easton. Maoeh Chunk WI
Transport, Reading, Pottsvie, Harrisburg, 10.
4 p. NJ WAY PASSENGER TKAIS-toT Ess.on. bethlenero
AlsDtowu. and Msnch Chunk
5.9Op, 4. WAY TRAiS-FOT Someryile
az \ WYsTRRN ExPREss-For Fs-top. Allentown, Read
yn harrisburg Pttsbureh and the West Sleeping from
Jersey City through 20 Pivsbu an -
ErpHRss TRAIN HNRKisBVRG-Ihe . m Express
Train from New Vol srrve. st Harriaburga p M connect.
fnr Cenirs rosd No tnern
Central R,ilrosd North aud South and with the Cober
land Valley Railroad ~
THE THnor0a EXPRESS TRAlS YO8 THE WEST, leaves
NeY ork al . ID daily lSandays excepei nasing close
connection at HARRISBURG with Pennsylvsia ksroad-"iih
10 change OF cars to Pittsburgh aud 0u ore to Cpcn'
psn aud Chicago -Four hours time svea by taxing ihls
train A.,
ELizABHTHpoRr AND NUw.YosK FrRRY-Lesvs New
Yok Pier No q North Rger at 7:'O AND llzo TO-
$40 f:3G. AID
tfiu JOHN " SlEENf, sufeilb-tbSc"H
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d. YEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT: ~,

A-' COMnENCINo NAY 5 1862
Passenger Station In New-York cor 27hst and sthsr
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ne xHeven !. a. M. (EH j. l2;l5, (EI)i $3.50,
FOR bridgeport I, 8 m. (Ez.l; l2:l5 CErli $3.50
Fot Milford, ststfOrd Fairfield Southport and we.tpOr,
7s- 10 II: IS. $50 and 4:S p N IN .. oo ,
For Norwsls l. $3.50 nj l2l5, ,. tEG)i $50 49, S.
or Dsrieu end Greenwich. T. $3.50 H.. lsl5,35o 40
FoT stamford 7. g. CEr) $50 nj ia;i5, tEIh 3:
50, 4:30. $50. 2 m ~ 800. q,
20 Pot Chester and int mediate stations 5:JOa IN II:
IS $3.50; 400, $50, $50 2. N. go
for Pot Chester aod Sew Rochsne g1 m, (E1)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FoT Boston, via Springfield, a. m, tENh tEEh p NJ
Fer Bostos via Shore Line. l2:l5 p. H.. Hr)
For Hartford and Springfield, a. m lExh H;D' D.
OK. ?. M, Tx ~
and l2:l5 p nj 10 Northampton
For Hartford. Providence and Fistkh Railroad am,
Oh lz;l5 o. N. ~ nh,
stB d lIl5, 3, D. m tt-x.l
Por Canal Railroad. l2:l5 p. n. TO Northampton.
For Houseone K4ilroaa 10 Pittsheld, IN p m 70
Harrington srd % SGtur1a's throui l. TO Pttsheld.
For Nsugstuck Reilfosd. a. m. p IN -.
For DAnbury Norwslk Railroad Z, s;JO a. rn O. "
CounOdiou, Sleeping Coz. attached 20 p m trsln.
IeMF5 H. HOlT, Superintendent.