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, 1862-04-19

tested bT : writ Of Aaoeas corpus in some Court
having the proper Jurisdiction.
FoR TIE BEHEF1r OF COMPANY 4, CH1cA-
GO LIGHT ARrHLERY.-lti is no: necessary for
= US to make an appeal to the citizens of Chlca-
go, calling upon all to contribute their money
literally for the brave boys Of Company a,
Chicago Light Artillery. It is well known
TINT at the battle Of Pittsburg Landing the
Battery lost its camp equipagc. It's members
are are also on short allowance of uniforms.
This evening, at McYicker's Theater, 9 per
foImance ,feeud 10 anything lately enacted,
Fiji be given, The net proceeds to be devoted
to the replenishmeat Of the lost property and
the clothing for the Battery boys The bill Is
an excellent one, including Duxton's comedy
Of Married Life,' 8 dance By Jennie Hight.
and the laughab1e farce of "Mrs. Norma, ~
with Chaplin as Mrs. Norma. There is quite
strife going on ut the different hstels to sec
which Will sell the greatest number of tickets
-for the theater this evening. We shall en-
.des1or to furnish :he result on Monday.
: EAsrrE srxpA1-The "Keyrie," "Bene,
caetus land eAgnes Dei,'' from Mozart's No,
- Aass; also the "Gloria,' 'sCredo," and
Dona kobls," !" from the 18th Mass, viii be
: sung with tn1 choruses at the Bishops
tAapeh' Hshsah Avenue, on Easter Sunday
morning, commencing at 1o1< O'Clock. The
:Nesper service, usually held In the afternoon
=. .Wfn take place in the evening, the Rirht Rev
Biahop officiating. Appropriate music il If
rehearsal for The occasion. The service. -
:1some uff our best singers hare been securei
:foz The occasion.
-: -; In: The Church Of the Holy Family, o,
!; Twelfth Ktreet, with full chorus, Beethoyen'
-. ::caebssiatsed,' Mass In G, will be given. Thi
!: :; Mas is one 'of the most renowned that eve
: has been or ever will be composed. Up-t
= taaep1esent time 1t has never been performe
ii fnfs Ats. S:tAll the friends Of good mus
Inrited 16'pay visit to this church at te
O'Clock, precisely, when the service will con
mence.
, 1862-04-19
Arts a1tn 5rte1ues.

FENCING ACADEMY-Efii-
IL c1ent Instruction in the usa OF the broad svpra
email sword sahre hayonet Rnd stick ziven by LierE
RIBoH1 At no. 4S Feet Randolph eEeeE at Re asonabe
fasee- CaA and zee him. ap19 p2941w
, 1862-04-19

.C1os1sa sALE.-This evening, at u o. clock,
Gilbert, Sampson d Warner will positively
close out the balance of marble statuary, rich
vases, Bohemian glass, China and silver-plated
ware, and other rich fancy goods, at 81 Dear
born street,
, 1862-04-19

E- II. N. Harlow, No. 81 Clark street,
under the Sherman House, has Just received
splendid assortment Of pianos and mclodeons,
church organs, &c. Tie mouse is under the
superintendent Of S. Y. f. Crosby, who
will take pleasure in showing the superior
qualities Of each instrument.
, 1862-04-19

For CoMp4ST A, CHICAGO ARTILLERT.-
Alexander Anderson, member Of Captain
Woods Battery, is in the city and will leave
on his return to the corps on Monday morn-
ing next. FrIe. ds Of members Of the Compa-
NJ can have packages forwarded, by leaving
them at the establishment Of Messrs Hodges
s Co, No, 10 State street, to-day.
, 1862-04-19

:" ANTED-Hoffman & Gelpcke's
W Notes securtd, on the corne. Of Kandol oh
and Dearborn streets Also G.s second clasa in
ap1-na5E1m
, 1862-04-19

~ For Paper Hang1ngs 60 to the old stand Of
E. G. L. Fa1on, 70 Lake street. He hAs the best
HorEmen in the city. ap1 5m
, 1862-04-19

81 McNe1ly l. Co., 81 Dearborn street
have received the Private Life Of Thomas
Jefferson, edited by Dr. Pierson Of Kentucky.
Also the Life Of Washington Irving, By his
nephew. with fine portraits.
, 1862-04-19

GAS sFHTUREs.-Thep place to get new styles ut
low figures, 1S2 Lake street, Fl h Wnmarth
, 1862-04-19

w ANTED.-Parties declining
w housekeeping and having Household Furniture
to dispose Of can hear Of cash purchaser By address
ing Post Office Boz LAO uh2jn173lIa
, 1862-04-19

w ANTED-Two good Restau.
" rant Walkers Mt IS Dearbo:n street.
8p1CpH9Bt s. n TH0M53N
, 1862-04-19

SOMETHING NEW w.-Plumeas Patent Boots and
Shoes made to order By JeWeti, Custom House
Place apl9 Ct
, 1862-04-19

WANTED-By a young man OF
NJ active BUSH esq hsbitg. :, situation in whole
ersl Or outdoor Clerk: He is willing to devote the
whole Of big time to the interest OF his employers Tn
exeeptonAble references given Salary 70 much Of
an object as permanent situation. 4 line add,essed
to D. L." Post Office Boz s. will receive prompt a.
tentiou ADS D 132yr-rAs
, 1862-04-19

:" A ANTED. Board wanted On
W the South Eide. north Of Twelfth etreet, for a
gentleman and wife on Mag frat. References given.
aplHE3Gl.3t - =
, 1862-04-19

"ANTED-Secu1ity Fire Insur.
w ance CompanEtSc-ip at No 17K so.t. Water
street. [ap3H99E1m1 GEO. BAKER
, 1862-02-18


The same tactics were put in force as in the
previous rounds. Mace game1y and resolutely
attempted to stop tue rush Of bis gigantic OPP
ponent, who. however, would not bs denied,
but bored in and closed. when Bomc fine half
armed fighting cnsucd. Maco getting we'll on
the nose, King on The check. After very &C.
verc struggle at tho ropes, Mace throw King a
good crp6s tuttoek-*.;
md cheers frnnt IesI,ss rarnnr
, 1862-02-18

The amount q Lannea .aa1a cue o1 nos oue Nothing
Iosses d}ns1sd sd}nsss snd snd az S1e5 die SIS 81
Losecs nnad}used, IN suspense OF "aauns x1s. 81 Is
prot .,,,:i, et-na5 n1nt y
Ing. DC. Observation-Disclosures,
The Erestest amount Insured IN sny ouet1sA - A"ea
The greatest amount insured In en5 one CITY 1osn
y1llage or block, yaIlea- 49,
The charter IL On file with the And!tor.
HARrTokp, January lst7 i9s2 9s,,p.7npn e,c-o+.-
c~.w oF cnErFf.rICr1T. Hartford County, g.
Hartford, 9annaty Is 31 RsIora m. Henry Fowler.
, 1862-02-18

1sk By certain Mortgage dated the arst dag Of
eIcook Goans5, State Of ieois i booE thiTtyssvsn
s # 4t G.gs three hH1ed II 9fa r. ffn1 H
Gh,eags, = ssta Comfy sad star sonveysd e n
F,anc1a Corbiu the pFen,ses hereinafter described
Sese e. dss @ "a
Hart Stewart aod paEaoie to the o:uer o. MEsen
tseassnd dei!sfs [s559o] psyss5e tss 5;t p =
s sSf e ses f1s
amount Of ser tannusl interest ssd pE1nclps! sun
ee o e q e. s ssS e
t. s tba .s' da1 q @ Al ,Sa i 81 j.
and s1rl instament shall remain due aud unpaid thirty
@ Sest a s M sd b q sa
MT election. ANYTHING N the note yep for ne o
e. e SssS s2 i T.
teres1s due on TIC .st day q NAY aud % The st day
dlea doasa esch maturing daes Respectively
and given for said tnsall1ents which have since re
,heretote rabic oicc & hereby given tlist bs vrsa
Of the authority contained in said Mortgage. and to se
telest dus thereon togesr viii M costs and cRsss
rsement and sale the premises conveyed hy s21t
e s5 70 pes eau
hs hes b e. q5 assxp5 5
S9 ea seh a. arch r. II B. Il the S
t1.ss sea1 afass ass:d L Il II &c ! e e
Cook and State Of Illinois and IT Snow4 snd aesG
81 a q axs Vet 81 Tssty
M M Fl aaa Tim S5
4sssa ss
19 Ghsssa eeeon zisussd Lo1s sSt
sni ten I1o BiocE tslve 5a q sid South n,apc;
AaaG9 Aaas ;ariea
{4stsvsh ss 81 IL isR a9a ssss !S e h''
W4 KSESSIDs sAtsp AtteF4sy fE9y..,o AGsfERs
, 1862-02-18

Mace came up bleeding from the nose. King,
apparently no worse than in the previous
round, forced the fighting by dsshing out the
left at the head, Jcm breaking away. King,
left on the chest and left eye; Mace in the
counter, got in straight one with the left on
the nose, making deep incision and drawing
blood in IrofusIon. Mace stepped buck, bull
Kirg following delivered his left on the check;
a rally cusued, In Which both were remarkably
busy with both hands; King having the best
Of the exchanges, which were on the head and
neck, until Mace WAS forced down at the ropes.
, 1862-02-18

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
k1C0CNTY. ss-Snrerior Court of Chicago sIsrct
Term, 4. D. lSa- William T.. Doz3ett. Henry D BIS
PerknE--AttachIneRt-
ppblc rotsse i hereby sysn to te ss!d Alfred God,
ent Of tie once ors Clerk of The Superior Court 9f
1s6 at the suit Of the said William E. Dogget Henry
D. Basset and D. hobart Hills and against the estate
OF the said Alfred Gcddatd and Perkins. for the
Of one hundred fo.tynns AMI 4o10o dollars, d.
rccted to the Sheriff Of Stephenson County which said
wit has been returned executed.
Now, therefore, 9nless you. The said Alfred G9d1ara
and Perkins, shall personally be aud appear before
tic said Superior Court OF Chicago o.: Of hefore the
Et day o1 he thereof to be holden at The Cour:
March A. D. 1867 gtEe special hail, amt plead the said
plaintiffs action will bs entered sgainst you
and In favor Of The said william E DogCett Henry D.
Bssett md Hobart Rtlls. and = much ot the PRO;
Judgment End Costs VIII be sold satisfy The saInc
THOMAS 3. CARTES Clerk.
~ = Fec fhtc 4u
, 1862-02-18

forced Mace to tho ropes, when he fell, Tom
on the top Of him. The betting had veered
round to eyens, If any thing, King fo1 chnfce.
RoUKD FORTY. ...5--:,..
got hG right on the nose and the right on the
fhrehead, and forced lis opponent to the
ropes, when Mace put on the stop, which
King removed, and some heavy deliveries
took place IN Maeefs favor, who upper -cntted
Tom twice and threw him heayily, Kings
head being the first to reach the ground.
ROUND FoRTf-oSE.
j. King came up With his hce streaming With
blood, but nevertheless he forced the proceed
mgs By closing, when, after scramble, in
yhich no blow was struck, King forced Mace
ROUND roR71-Two Asp LAsr.-,
Mace came up first to the call Of time, and
waited until King faced him, when the latter
rushed to close quarters, and after very wild
exchanges King got on tho cheek and eye,
Mace getting on good uppercut, when they
fought to The ropes, where Mace was very
ring. Here Mace threw King heavily and
rolled over him. One Of his seconds going to
Lift him to his corner, 1t was found that King
was perfectly unconscious, and the usual
remedies applied in such cases having been ad
ministeTed, even to the biting Of the car, with
ont producing any restorative effect, no alter
native was left but to throw up the sponge II
token Of defeat, which was done, and Mace was
declared the winner, much to his surprise ane
delight, AFTER fighting one hour and eight
minutes. King, Oh recovering his senses, va:
much hurt at his defeat, and sled Tears of nor
Kiug, although beaten, is in no degree dis
graced; his ganeness is something fur beyond
the average, and the manly manurr in which
le fought. quietly, rcsigniug plenty Of oppor
was tile theme Of universal admiration at tn
rint- side Kinr when he left the riur crief
, 1862-02-18

Mace, evidently bent on mischief, led off
with his left on Kings left eye, and again,
with the zane hand, on the throat. King,
hasty, rushed at his antagonist, and some Wild
exchanges with both hands took place. They
fought like this to the ropes, when King, with
q round right hand hit on the top OF tile check,
sent Mace 10 grass. First knockdown blow
for King
, 1862-02-18

from the London Globe {eycning,) Jan. 229

King, the defeated antagonist Of Mace in
the pusi'i=tic contest which took place on
Tuseday for the championship of England,
has been removed to London and placed Under
strict medical surveillance. 1tappears that tue
forty-sccond and last round Mace threw his
opponent with extraordinary violence, and the
shock with which his head met tile ground not
only rendered him inscnsible for I considcra-
bic time, but oecasioned symptoms Of extra-
vasion Of blood, or conclusion Of the brain,
the effects of which will, it is said, incapactate
him from again appearing as q coulbatant in
tile prize ring.
, 1862-02-18
NAME AND LOCATION:
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL, 81, 600,
AND IS PAID UP.


ASSETS
Pa
Real Estate untncumbesed. -.
Cash On hand and In Bank,..
Cash n the hands Of Agents and in
alortgsge Bonds. j per cest., sea,l.an-
horteass 8 Bonds, : 6 : par ! ! cent, semi
RoeSsstsr oeSaat 19ss5e c'tg Bonds Per Ct, ssi
BrooE5n d51 .iffas Gity Bonds, Per &, SEMI
Hartford City Bonds, s. { { per i + Ct. Il . semi. s
anprHl interest.
jersey City Bonds, & PEI cent, semi
Milwaukee CITY Bonds, Id : per Cent,
stmI-annual interest. --.
New York City Bonds. 6 per cent.
quarterly interest,"
United States Treasury Notes, SD
per cent, ssnif-anpuAl Interest.
Unilcd Stales Stock. t pcr cent ,temf-
unlfed statet stock, per Cent, Semi
KenfncEy State STOCK. :, Z per Ct, semi:
annual interest ....-..............
Tennessee stAte Stock, per Ct, semi
New Yo1E State stocE. Sper Il : ct.,se1at. i
annual 1ntert st. .-.....-.......-...,
Missouri State Stock, 6 per c. semi
ANIMAL Interest.
OHIO State Stock, 6 per cent, sent.
annual interest -..--.-....--
EfcEiEan srase Stock, 6 per Ct, semi
ST nnal ntrfeSE.
Indilra State EtocE, * per Ct, sent
annual Interest ..-..-.........
sW shares Hartford and New Haven
Railrosd Company Stoek-..:-- -.
go sl.ateF Conn 1aver Railroad Com
1oFE oFaR{y 5{'afss s.scfs Boston ie; and worcesie;
Railroad Company Stock k-.-....
60 shares Conn, River CO. Stock .....
50 shares Cttizena' Bank Stock Wa
50 shaTes STAFFORD % Bank i ! / gtocE. Sta
Sc shares EagIs Bank Stock Froy'
as zha1ea = Eevsis { : Bank i; i Stock, Bo:
1oe ~; e';aTes aezi: safety Fund B*aE Stool
t Boston, Mas
2cN shares Bank Of The State Of Ai!
8ouri Stock. St Louis. *1fssont1..
N0 EEafts Merchants bank 6socE
s ~. e ~ 0~ ''s1'-'
Ar -. .ho1es rps: E.r,uars. .u5 Sj,schanic
- ~. ceo,1e " nht1o da1,,h9a pam
IL, Ellnrcs Gtna Bank Stock, Har
III % FLARES Bank 81 Hartford i Con
pany, HaTtft I'd, ,Co1n.....-..,
| ri shaHes Charter Oak Bank 6toc!
n, ~! ILL., Icy: ~ nant S;ocE. H.rtior
81 canm @ 70 e4ls A1A'SA ''s>'.A' A'-'-' = -
e.S sharrs FTchange H.nS Si1c
~ An4aass3 si!aasS GaGahse GoGr oanA oso1
t .,a at,ap s,,ap 1mn,. GUnn.,;'.ii';sfba1f o1i sfacba1fc
~ % s.iat c,sa, e a. 1In-tffsrI fu ~ Sann
.oo 'in 1haTrs nH Hattda1i III 1 RsnE % f;tnc
, 1862-02-18


STATE OF 1ILEo1s, COOK COUNTESS.
C1EcErT CoEEr OF ConE CousTE.}
In Chancery.
Florence Mahony ys. Eebecca T. Mahony. ct al.
Public rot!ce Is hereby giren that L L. c. Paine
Ffeer, Mister In ChanCeFy Of Cook County, Special
ConIr sSlcneE apponIel III the Shove entitled csu5e
to make sale & the Zeal Estate hereinafter descrtnc
WILL on WEDNESDAY,, February 18th, 1Sd2, at II
O'Clock IN the forenoon oi Raid day, sell at public
ton to the highest bidder, Vt The north door Of the
Count Houze OF the County OF Coo, in the City oi Cal
Payable IN equal insta'nea1s, one and tro years from
Per payable annually. all Of the following parcel
Of land Part Of Lot five t5 ID Block thirty etst (,
in tie Original Town OF Chicago, described Follows
towlt: Commencing CLARK street It point in th:
west line Of said lot twenty t} feet from the north
weer Cerner thereof. tacDce Bouth on Ctsrk street
twenty { feet .s hce east line parallel with the
north line Of said lot eighty ) teet, thence north
the east line Of eaid lul twenty G leei Ihsnso wess
line parallel with the north line Of said lot eighty
$50 feet to the place OF tRgtnniny Upon the con-
1Ymatinn of the sale. SO Aforesaid 10 be made Of
SKID premises, Deed viii be executed By tile under
signed to the purchaser, who will be required to
cute Gotes or the deferred payments with Deed OF
TrEsr TO he executed By the purchaser. said Land
to secure the zane For information a. to the tile TO-
and condition Of the property. reference Ii made to
ab0Ie enutieo cause l. G. PAINE FEEEK
f.1,1eap47 Iaruerr tEfS, tf.JI i
, 1862-02-18
THE VICTORY At ROANOKE
ISLAND.
IL DETi0NaL NEVIS FROM REBEL SOURCES.

Especial cor. Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Feb. 10, 1S63.-With inexpre6si-
bic sorrow I announce the fill Of Roanoke
Island, after a spirited and heroic resistance
twelve and two O'Clock on Saturday, and the
news vas received here with every Indication
Of regret and indignation. We gather tile
following particulars from young man from
the Richmond Blues, who participated in the
fight, escaped in small boat aud rowel to
Nag Head, where he was taken up by one
Of our gunboats and brought to tits city.
He is an Intelligent lad, and, believe, son
Of your Postmaster. The enemy's ships, he
says, opened fire on our batteries, at Roanoke
Island, about { o'clock in the morning, and
kept up IN incessant fire until seven O'clock
in the evening, doing, however, but little in
jury 10 1he Island. About niue o'clock the
next day saturday, the lfcssians we're allow
ed to land on point to the cast OF Roanoke
Island, where they marched upon that poiut.
The booming OF heavy cannon III the distance
hcraldcd the encmy's approach. Our brave
troops prepared to meet them, suppos1ng
their Dumber 10 be about 5000. Grad
ual}y the sounds came nearer aud nearer,
and the shells came thick and fast over
our cntrcnchmcnts. Confident Of their own
strength, our troops moved rapidly forward,
when, in a few minutes, tho bail opened anl
i tht terrific contest ensucd. Bravely did our
boys stand up to the oyt7 s:.,vlning forces of
the enemy, and not till nea,Iy every man was
dead Or wounded did Ili'y leave their stand.
Nothing rcmaiEtd but to retreat which our
men did, constantly turning and giving them
shot. Finding it useless to hold tic Island,
| under such overwhelming numbers, the order
| to retreat from the Island was given. and our
remaining troops retired, leaving their strong
| Ao.d in the hands Of the enemy
| It will be pleasure hereafter to record on
t tho page Of history tue heroic fortitude Of our
/ gallant troops. Nobly and well did Captain
Q. Jennings Wise, of your city, stand up with
LIS men in the fierce encounter, when, sud,
denly, he was shot through the side and in.
stantly fell One Of his men asked him if .he
vas much hurt, mot much" said he, "bu1
fight thcln yet He was borne from tht
! scene OF action in a blanket. About 800 O
| our brave boys fell, and nearly all the res
were either wounded or taken prisoners. TIN
enemy's loss is laid down at 900. Four Q
! their ships were sunk, they doing but littlt
| damage TO any Of our boats. Commodor,
Lynch and other parts of our fleet did nobl
service, his ship being among tue first to opel
| they were in pursuit Of Commodore Lynch
, 1862-02-18
SLEEPING CARS
ON NIGET TRAINS TO
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK + BALTIMORE
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND TRANH-
FEERED FREE.
FIR RFTGHTEs


By this Eoute Efe1gnts OF al descfipt1ons:can b n
Eafded to and from PhiIadelphis, New York. BostoA
OF Baltimore, to and frou, any pent the Kstlroad
OF Missouri, HI RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennsylvania Central Ea Road slso connects Il
Pittsburgh El1h steine7< ~ which G3ois car be fcT
Earde1 70 any part on the ohio. MaskIngun- Kca-
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
nlsconsn, Missouri Kansas Arkansas and ked RyGtx{
and at Cleveland SandEsEy A1l Chicago with 6teaz2-
;rre to ali Ports on the North Western Lakes
T. Merchants and Shipper entrustng the transport -
don OF their FrIEht to this Company, rely WITH
TIE RATES or FREIGHT TO ana from any po.z1
IN the West by the Pennsyivan4a CcntEal Rail Road.
AEE At ALI. TIMES As FAeorABEs As kEx CHA8GKD IT
OTHER RAIL Ef>Ap COMPANIES.
~ Be- particular and m4-k packages VIA PKaKA
For F5cight Contracts or Shipping Directions apr.y
to or address either Of the following Agents of tn
CLAKkE CO. Chicago, nIluoIs
:A-STEWAET. Fsci:zht Agent Pit:snuEza
q IS. BK0Wf, t. Co. Cincinnati Ohio
&C MELDREM& & Ctt-4 Madison. Indiana
J.E- MOORE, Louisville. kr.
" W ALTMAN & CO. Evansville, Ind.
=. IL &EeL.LaSGEES. Ganlpcus Ohio
CT NEAL Parkerspcrg. ytrg1nia-
HALL & CO MaIistts Onto;
acD6WIiI fd iecIS @ Port:noash o51s Ohio
X 3tCNEELY. MsyHvn!c, KY
; J.F.I0HNSON, Ripley, Ohio
=: john TODD, Covfnsto1. Ky
Z; G.L HEATuN, Cleveland. Chic ...
| e C. AEIDEUA{, General Travelling Agent Eas n:
6outl and Nesz
, 1862-02-18

ESTATE OF VIM. T. BARRON,
~ LEQTIcE.1,symeMnt u oT 81 monies % nov d due a t.
without delsy at the office Of John MattoeSs JE,
e"'%1fiZI MniI11. BIkRoN, Exe=uto,, SC.
, 1862-02-18

" RAILRDAD.-CHAKEE or TrNH-Winter AZ.
sangsnent commencing Sunday. Nov Issh 1851! TraHs
lesve Chicago: Day Express and Mall. Snndzyb =
crpted 1151 L. H. Night E1pres8 Saturdays excepted
:l3s r Il, Joliet ACCOMMODATION. Sn11sy5 e1ce2t6
800 ?. H.. Through Trains arrive: 5.i5 A. 4 md u
r IL: Joliet Accommodation, $50 T. II.
, 1862-02-18
GREAT CONSOLIDATED =
INE!t
CINCINNATI AE0 CHICAGO

Forty nisles the ShoreEt Route Cincinnati 1ndisG
polls ard Louisville.
TRAINS lssve West Side uuto1 Depo< CdseAEos
drly, IS follows.
6nA M.-Day Express, Guudays ezcs7tedo
TusoU5H TO E1ScHsAn AHD !NpIAEAPozs W11&'
CIT CHANGE or CARa-
-,.-x1 Coasrcr1o1:c-AtA Anderson End Hehm1n4
fo- Petus Urtara Dayton, Een!a, CoiEznhCz, and ~
not1ts In Central and Eastern OHIO:
bSoETTEKN EosEHcrIoSs-AtI IndI&ngpoli1 fof Ffa0k
LIZ, Colunbus Madison, LawrenGehurg, Jeaesson.aAa
Iocisy1e, FRANKFORT Lexington, and AL poi1ta Eo1aa
Connections at Cincinnati for Haaaens 2A11td24s
ParEeIshu1g, and peiutx on the Ohio E1yG.
Truius arrive at Cincinnati 1t $40 F. H. - ~,
Through tickeh by thta line cA4 % ootAnaa
Eompsny1 OMee. No. is Randolph sszes< CsaeeGeas
%1A@-" JOHN BRANDT, 8upe1totaH&eE&.
CHAA Z F0IiET. Gen. T1eket Agent M
, 1862-02-18
5pettal Rntlr<a. :.

~ For the cheapest and hest Hair
5e@r,v WIN Ha3dA. CuffA FStEEssA ETC. 70 10 4.
pHsWMpE 1oe laSs szess aaM s1a5ine taS@ H5o-
srttscsl fsn tho NATURAL when adjusted to tbs head
I'm Hntt Jexnl1y contains KfNE47 the heWaEt F&f&
E{1eS All articles viii Ktye entire satisfaction.
, 1862-02-18

-
DR.. sEELYET LIQUID CA1ARRH REMEDY,
WARRANTED 70 be 4 tire cure for
CATARKH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
GEE Hu1pKEp THoreASD pt.sons die yearly IN thts
country oi Coasqmrton EEery pAysisian Anows TIT TIT
commenced asa
CATARRH IN THE NOSE
The ne1t stsp being to the threat &ad bronchial tubes
casieT to cure csta7h tasn CONSUMPTION aud 81
sSfdas ~ f. = sare
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now thick and heavy and 5re either got 10 9: tE 5oR
nswEed OF coashcd CT The sec1rt:ons are offensive.
causing had breath; the voice is thick and nasal tho
eyes weak, The sensa o. smell Is lessencd q a9
cr1Inon rad important symptom OF Catarrh = that
the reron obliged to clear hR trost IN tha morning
yhtsn n si1 sn 1ass 19sn n,scs 1 t
rrn my br en1e tat his diseaEe ts on If way 10 1ae
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shove the symptoms c. Cataza e loe1 Appear u
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tre@e symptoms cau ts qeiskly And ehestpaliy re
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r.-1nr C.a..h :ta Il after the trial Of tas Remedy
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c,e noah, v,th fail a.d clear directions.
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