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, 1862-11-04
STAND RX TIRE ARMY.


Why, when We have sent million aud
. half Of soldiers to the field, to offer their
lives for the maintenance of the Union,
should they be abandoned by those who
remain At home and "stay by the stuffs'
Upon what principle Of Justice or fa;rne.e
could tho peopls of The North defend pol
icy at once 50 iniquitous and no suicidal
The voise-the only voace-fon the army
is, Island by u, At home. You have sent
us here; do not abandon US nowr' "Oh,"
writes member Of the first Board Of Tr4de
regiment from this city, "that We could be
with you to vote On Tuesday next Tnere
is hardly man in the whole regiment,
no matter what his former politics, who
would not now 60 the whole Union or
Republican ticket Our brief expert
"ence has cured me and Ill others who
~wcze inclined to look with lenient eye
upon slavery. We have seen enough:
"and could the men in Chicago who are
"hur1ahing for the opposition candidates
a be here month-on1y one month-Aey
would, - We do, confess themselves
t4cured. Could they see the maligaity Of
"'the secession element, the part that the
"slayes play in the great contest, and the
"hopeaeasness Of bringing the wr to \
successful end without hitting slavery in
the head, they would give up what we all
"look npon as . disloyal effort! Tell
everybody to stand BY the President, and
the army and the good cause, or we are
"losti" So they al write from whom We
hsye heard, and 50 eay Ill, or nearly all
the s,ldiers now Offering their lives
for tie oounty's defense. 4 member
Of the regiment Of which we spike, who,
when he went away, was ~ bitter Demo-
crat as Chicago contained, d now home On
farlough- Last spring he WIS for the new
Constitution. earnestly and zealously, as he
las always been for everything labelled
Democratic" Our friends in the Sixth
Ward will meet him at their poll,
to-day, with Union tickets in his
/ hands, begging and praying every
man to vote it. Il have been mistaken"
says he. II was wrong; you were right
But ! have been long enough in the war
"to be cured. May Heaven forgive me for
"tbe evil that have done, while meaning
"to do well. Henceforth am with you r.
This is the language Of all Of them. We
re-echo-Stand By the Government. Stand
hy the President. Stand by the Army!
Vote the Union ticket, and be on the loyal
side! That is the enreaty OF the solllers.
, 1862-11-04
SoHe Ladies' who are N[taIuformed.

soRe Ladies' who are N[isln1ufmed.
Editors Chioago Tribune:
feople arc talking hare, that the x>ods.
Which The daffertnt. sanitary committees sra
eeldteE for the sick and wou 1ded eoldiers Of
tne l. dtfel army to the hospitals, are SOLD to
the sick :aetdiefe. ::
i that y the case, nobody will give any
tlase rasca3e. We call youF attention. to this
tak1 thinking thAt you can give Us the best
tntolmatioc. We hope that yo4 viii give
tnae ietteFa place in -FOUR paper, 50 t1at the
eoadters en- nee, that they hsve nothing to
pay 'oF the goods- The tosiBs started this
story In order to maks loyal peo3 pie think,
that it would not be worth while to send any
thing for the sick and it Il the duty Of the su-
tef1nlerdcnts of the hospitals to prove
In your paper. that 1t is only one Of the.
thousand tory liese
IT son can print letters of nick eoldiers to
shortest time clear. Letters AMI attests from
officers have no confidence. Thereare in some
hospttals Easca's. whtre such fraud Is perpe-
Before this is Ill cleared up, let rs know
pisa1 we can send the goods, which Ve have
Nj. i. knapp. Mr., Epele,,
Ant 8: G; Wooasey, Mr. E: schmiat
Mrs. NJ Buck, Mrs- II. Schmidt.
mi1tee, Oct 50, 1862.
To which we snswer thus:
LADIES: The Chicago saritary Commia-
sion ia made up Of men Of undoubted integ-
rity md Of pnsest patriotism. With generos-
tty that Is beyond Ill praise, they h1ye given
their time to the humane work in which they
are engaged, and We happen to know that
some, We may ny Ill, of them are sufferers,
each in large amount, By neglect of their
private Affairs, their time being almost wholly
engrossed By the duties that you ladies among
Thousands Of others haye imposed upon
them. We kso'e that they are doing their ut
most to meet the wants Of the sick and
wounded eolaiers, ard the wishes Of those,
Whose almoners they ars; and We shoald
sooner believe that the fire In-the-rear editor
Of The Chicago 1saes had become 1oyl than
that Judge Marx Skinner, E. ". Blatchtond,
and their associates were In any way connivipg
at Of tolerati0g any rascality Ike that Of which
yeu, ladief, are pleased to write. II they ara
nst true men, Illinois has none. Bat they
cannot be present in every place IN which 3
suffering defender Of his country needs THAR
care; hence they must employ agents to do
what they cannot personally accomplish. It
Is possible thst their consignments OF medi-
cines, clothing or delicacfes for the hospital,
many have fallen into bad hands, and have
been sold; but Ne do not b-lieve that such q
thing bas happened. It is much more proba-
bic that you have been mizinformed.
No, ladies, be assured that your gifts can
, 1862-11-04
- Gasssf c~Isasa HtHsa.,

~ - ~. = N4aE8SVs NSss &ss5 1o9s. :
Edsta.@ C1feass 9sttxae::5:: =: q:
:: Ifbmk. Il -pe1dRm IL To h2vs you publish In:
yoH Paper, u yoa I'm concerning Colonel
Nnft, 1ue1pE d pfE3Ekef um BIS ktAn. CaIonea
Miles ~ htaxicasd during the light = Rar7
per's Fe5rys md perhaps Hould hAv6 &QNA
better Ind r not been fof Hquor.: Our Reop4
Mlts NJ Wounded In de 1ag and sqspndered:
HI esM hls troops to the rebels sfoT a, ,ooo aad
Gths d satd NE wae Obliged to surrender. H.
eondoe*sd hlmaelf very Improperly during tbs
6SAf, 6SscourssinH IL @en and lot tae saedny
cor plstelyt ea17ounds t. II md kaa4 sa3rea-
;tesed. Isus = solsies 1n0 did 'm4n 1d&yi -
:eAoIef! 1tosseteess 0h0o to. tho 9oat4asiaa
thai II w1S na1etoe god Tor Gil Mia.
F*:YcR1 tzs8y..:i t:Se-= JAH46 DAHHfHHtdx. :"
, 1862-11-04

&Q0oe& @0seGo 1fAsune:. ::
md come Of my nelghbors arc hero With
hogs ~ eatsae, md @e aa2 the maket III
over stocked We might have remsined at,
home another mnpth, OF more, II we could only
: Ne DO Aek f,saiexe khAt' theirs h 4 ea1pins
OF hogs and cattle In tho country, aud
re believe prices will gosap AeGeca wm .er IS
over. Bat 1caVe1Y bQd1 b 70 'Fush In hers it
once th6 pt1ce M9ae 10 lower yes for . watla,
Ks*R - @ nttle better posted o. tho subject
, 1862-11-04

B Every d;sloyal man in Chicago will
vote for Sherman to-day. Not vote will
bc cael for Arnold, excep. by men whose
loyalty and pa'ro,ism n have never been i'm
pcachel! To crs Of Cook county, th,s fact
ought to bent Sherman out Of sight! On
Which size arc YOU?
, 1862-11-04
The Rebel 0Fdnance Department In
Knoxville. Tenn.

The Rebel Ordnance Department in
Knoxville Tenn.
Ths Knoxville correspondent of the Mobile
advertiser and Register, under date Of the 18th
ult, Gays Of the ordnance Departmental Kuox-
vile:
/ Visited yesterday the foundry armor5,
magazines, workshops and warehouses OF th-
ordnance department here, and WIS ast on:sh-
I'd to find them so extensive. This depart
ment is one of the most important in the SER
vice, and requires great military kncwledgc
and experience In Its administration. The de-
partment ut this post has fitted out Thousands
Of men with all It's different departments, and
has been conducted with tue greatest ability
BY thisf Of ordnance, Major s. IL Reynolds,
who. in the dis barge of his srduoas du:ie.,
hiss Won universal e5teem aud popularity
learn that the president has submitted to
CONGRESS the question Of extending the time
In East Tennessee for volunteering, Is well
IS allowing regiments to be formed and re-
ceiTed, Instead OF sending the volunteers 10
III up other regiments, IS is done III the case
of c0necrfpfe
, 1862-11-04

GENERAL LEW. WALLAcE.-3ohn Coyode
had an interview with the president to urge
the appointment OF fighting Lew Wallace to
8 command in the field. He is nov guarding
reos1 prisoners at Columbus, Ohio. The pre-
silent said he knew Of no reason why he had
oeen removed and sent into exile. General
Wall.ce has since beea assigned to duty in
the department Of Tennessee.
, 1862-11-04

.-TAe Nev:Yex 4fsse of the soth 1lt., ssye
The export eaeaz.ness q thn ;wesk. exefu.
For the fcsfnaG1t; he values "are oveF &l0,-
o00,O00 NosSisg 1fka this result IN oar e1-.'
port tFsde hss ever before haa9 knowu 1t; tbs!
po14 Of New Yoik. -<Tae pscsehs>weeklYi re-t
tnRn= r. nsaeeHp .a1moa& exclusively Of tbs
sgf3Ea pEe6nea a. ths great middle and
rorshwestezn States. The7esttsa OF tho
eoo'h seclaae8, b oa3y .4M: :bales, y aKatnst
2,224 hGae3 tn pFgY5u03 Woe61; - -
, 1862-11-04
Chs :Irihump..
REPUBLICAN, ENNQW N0mswa.
80 s. x00NN.

'of ApTexntati.c IN Comg7xu for tn ,Sote q
Le+ps.
E. G. NGEReOLL.
Stase 7ssasxrrr,
WILLIAM BUTLER.
:. SsFwints,ats& Of Rkblic Inxrxcoor.
NEWTON BATEMAN.
Representatives in Congres.
District 1-IsAAC n. ARNOLD.
* 2-JUnK f. FARNSW0RTH
e. S-ELThU 3. WASABURNE.
4-CHARLES B. LAWRENCE.
@0WEN LOvEJOY,
6-JESSE o. MORTON.
~ -ELfJAH MCCARTHY.
>6-IE0NARD SWEET.
q 10-S. ". MOULTON.
u-SFEPHEN G. HICKS.
12-ROBERr SMITH.
FoR SENATOR, 2a5Tn DISTRICT,
J. D. WARD.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
TAG. THR0OP,
18th District A. B. COOK,
VIM. f. GIN TIER.
~. GEORGE ". GAGE,
A1'a's' J. LYLE KING
cr..r..{F. L. EASTMAN,
oAs1 o's'1a L. BRENCANO.
, 1862-11-04

TIE Two 1DEAs.-The idea Of the admin
istration policy is,-"The Union as cur tath-
CTS made 1.-THE constitution as our fathers
designed it."
"1hc idea Of the opposition fs,-" The
Unicn as it was, when sla-ery ruled it, aud
the constitution as 1t is, as slavery interprets
it.s
, 1862-11-04

II At banquet, just given at Tronisoe.
in Norway, o dish Of fresh beef was served
which had been found last summer in some
tin cases buried 1t Spifxhergen- According
to indisputahle indications these cases we're
placed there by the Party expedition in ls30-
The neat Was perfectly ffesh aud had not con-
trzctkd any bad smell .
, 1862-11-04
Legislative Representatives for the
South 1i4trfct.

2dNshA1AHakF Representative &0T the
South District.
Tremendous Efforts are being made bv the
an'i-Sar nen to defeat George ". Gage and
John Lyle kirg, the Union candidates for
Representatives in the Legislature in ths
South District, In this county. All sorts OF
e!ecticnesrNg doages and fAisehoods are in
vented to influence men to vote against them.
Messrs. Gage AID King are no doubt as
good men as could be chosen to represent
tbs district III the legislature. We know Of
10 men who understand better what are the
real interests of Chicago, Of Cook county, or
# the State. than they do. They are both in
ts1ligent, energetic men, have for many years
btcn active ard well known citizens of this
city, and are in every way qualified for the
legislature. Vote for them-elect them.
, 1862-11-04

- r. Squirrels swarm in tha woods Of
Western Virginia, and come down in droves
en- the cornnelde. The wheeling latsEi3e'tcer
eays In numerical strength tney may be
lkered unto the frogs Of Egypt
, 1862-11-04

sE 4 "diyided North was the da' ling
hope Of The secEesionists during the earlier
stages of the rebellion. Ifthe Democracy are
elected, they will take it for granted that such
division has slreaay cuu. u.nenced, aud will be
encouraged to continue in their nefa1ious
AnrE
, 1862-11-04

How TO HE1r TIE REBELS TO VICTORY.
- Vote for Sherman So say the Union men
OF the border slave States, a: any RITE; aud
they ak all wis want TO put dowa the rebel
lion quickly, to put down the A:len-V Vallandiy-
ham movement in the free States at once and
decisiyely.
, 1862-11-04
WHAT 3NEK THINK @E XHETR
ALLIES.

pcfs' IN *n'ch Tue k1nd OF ald the so-calied
UeHoc1Aey NC s1Fahs tne teoelS and the
fcbelhon, hy Tie manifest dlsloyAtty OF
1her proceedifgs, is concluslVely shown
oays lie navy eo"sft0f'o''at'sf' published
al Augas'a, Georgia 1fus1ed' and, next to
Tue RICHMOND Enquirer INC most ln1uen-
1lai organ o1 ooutAefh opinion:
s.c ~ - noSse1 nS. s:.oss ~ .ne "es.. ana
annosi1Iou to tue present VIZ rpon the .oath %
The tone Of the press in these States, the public
meetings. aid the Democratic coae.ations. Ill
prove tnls eohelusasely. rms ice'lns does not
eps. @ ae,aa,ea ea a. a. = ~ ~ s var Re,
i'm. coercion nd su,:jugatioa. It would not be-
safe to exhibit 1t Otherwise for il that event the
individuals giving expression to It would Soon
nnu IN %an,sae t noa,f,a ass ~a .ne HAns ol
snccdily and e,T.c.ua,lv crusbeu ont But y, nr..
fessing devotion to the Union, the Constitution
and the ADM: ietEation Of Abraham Li.coln. they
ean organize .hosvusals 10. "ork, ana tnus secure
.,on: - ~ ~ ~'f' ~-~''*' '>'4 '4'l~
Men IF 1,1;rois vlo ro.o +o.da, ~,
*,,;. ard so. TN +,.+ ro, A. 49, - .s
,,n,f,,4 +,,o ecorndr.,s of eaco.e;o n.1,o 49,
~1,,+,,,;~a ~ ro,,r .,,-oo+o 1f
sot;sfud 1,;t,, +,,o +aet;,,onn - '>.a N:.lS 49, v'
, 1862-11-04

CoSsERyAT1sM.-The Boston Courier de-
clsres that Mr. TaUandighan has only becu u
Title in adsa"ce Of the gfosring conservative sen
time'f." Here, then, is an explanations OF
what Democratic papers mean by conserya.
tive sentiment"
, 1862-11-04

6y It is both foolish and unjust that ncn
should be arrested in the Southern confederacy
for counterieitirg the confederate notes.
There's no real difference between 4 counter
telt rebel ncte and = gelutne one The one
promises to pay, and the other promises to
pay, and one lies and the other lies,
, 1862-11-04

The success Of the Democrats would
Re accepted, both abroad and iu reh .ldom, as
Ct nftssit'n that the North ia tired Of the
var, and anxious to copsanuate degrading
Peace Men Of Illinois! Are you willing to
10 hare such an Inference 70 forthe
, 1862-11-04

tY Il the Democracy should ba eucce e.
Jul, thtre Ecu:d be a jubilee in Ri2hmoud
All. therefore, WHO wish to mske the rebels
Iaply will vote Tor the Democratic caudi-
da:es All others will - for those candi-
dates xhcee election would give the rrbe!s no
encouragement
, 1862-11-04

Gen. Eanks going to 1f94s-Ro, and Cons
Tie NIilaTy 7Tiumrjrstte dirided against IT,
std uord for Gen. Huleck-Gen Rose-
Grams Aur7s.d u1-1He Ntso York Election.
, 1862-11-04

# John Van Barren sneaked out Of tine
arrangement for him to meet M.. R.vnond
In debate at oswego, N. 7. The "Priuce"
has more impndencc than courage. Besides,
fhe has holy horror Of being fayed.
, 1862-11-04

methoa Of detecting CouneeEfstt Votes ~nd Fhosos,
G!spAi6' Inftat1aa1 a1a ets9F: 1e1ER3 gIreesT e e
nay now be hA Of the bnd .r35gDed % x42etpt OF u
Originally tau1 10 0AnkaE9 K3s< u r. AT saoHld
teye Il = u i tafallihla Aaa!e0 K4CE
, 1862-11-04

GHCESH PLAYED: OUT,-$so
- = ~ = F11tfae1 = -. ~ AM~e e@:askss lsast
E0@ clear peent apnaa4f: ey aeE afss3yesg So
ness 70 fa1f E9eoes se.1R e Ysy9s9ate - esdES4
, 1862-11-04

CAMUEL 8. GREELEY, SURVEYOR
~ and Civil Engineer. mAkea surveys sud -s1ndtvi
s q spa t2ess51 n e. a41s n1H
viii Reee 4 8aDeatn. No. "a Dearborn GtEee&'
, 1862-11-04

'&- z IA 1&%N1 Il I1alz1e-' Ea3A4 11H0gzSsE-
Ha9- p1sssaatlx 1asA&ad p &ha ino1tAA p4Et u :.
t&A city u com tanffy ooen Tor Eh1 reception Il ~
:tG q. boz P1rs1k I'D petsaln 1Aeeesa y s!et
well Te1fAka d. md aNofs Ut the oo1f1E31 I'D eoA<
ssaissees 2 sSEeslt ModsR1 HassaaaA m. .a'iads''
= - s9S1& 8 eAe seo'! III: oArTx !:
, 1862-11-04

Az tse ta5a taa1 ia 8ossA-
s@E & dsT feaK614 1etosat 1sextala
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-25
Fine Gold Watches
A N d
J E w E L r Y 1! I!

TIN T. undersigned beg leave to state
Il yve have Just recsived large stock ofE-.l
Watches and Jewelry consisting in part of the
following articles viz: Gold and Silver Hunting
Case, Duplex Lever & Swiss Watches both ladies
and gents. A large assortment of Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Carbuncle, Etruscan, Lava. Bril-
liant, Coral and Jet Sets, choice assortment
of Bings, Buttons, Bracelets, Thimbes and
Lockets, Gold Silver and Steel Spects, a good
stock Of Silver and plated ware and variety of
other articles too tedious to mention. Any arti
Gle Of Watches or Jewelry made to order in the
shortest notice.
~ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by experienced workmen
DUFEU Of MCCARTNEY.
End. Street opposite A. NJ. January & Son.
July Sly "
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Hands eff don't contrive some plan to get
rid of the kinky heads. Y GU see Majer a
fire in front an fire in the rear will be too
much of good thing
Il see, see. Kernel ses I, you've got to
change your base. -
Exactly, Majer; you hit the nail rite on
the hed' -
WAL ses I. Kernal. cant give you bit
OF trubbel to you, but as long as you try to
get along with him out of his place, you III
be in hot water. AS for going to Central
America they wont go thar eny sooner than
thew will go to Rams catky. '9oJ
WAL scs uinken, ses he if they won u do
that, we shall all pretty soon be in a nice
kittle of fish,
wal. NJ ajer. can't exactly see through
the hull subject yet, but Pll tell you st DRY
that about expresses my present idees OF tn Q
subject. One night, at a tavern out in Hi
uoy two drunken men were sent to sleep in
the same room. Now, thers was two beds
in the room, but they were SO drunk that
they both got in one bed, but did not know
it. No sooner in than one sung out to the
other. say Bill some Teller is in my bed
say Jim, some fellow is in my bed too
After swearin at the landlord for while for
not giving 'em single beds, Bill sung out, l
say, Jim. Pm going to kick my Teller out OF
went kickin like all possessed until both OF
'em Law sprawlin on the floor! They had
kicked themselves out of bed! Now. Majer
guess that will he jest about how this war
Will end. The way we're goin on, both the
the North an the South will kick one an
other out of bed before they stop and out OF
house an home too
Wall ses l. 'Kerual, that's about my idee
too, and l don't believe, by the time they
get through, either side will have bed
blanket or even hull shirt left. They will
be wiss off than Bill Brady when he fit with
the catam cunt, who didn't have rag left on
him except the stock around his neck
Here the conversashin dropped. The ker-
nal looked very solemcolly. an l thought
wouldn't say nothin to hurt his feelins.
There amt enything new here jest now
except the arrival of Lew reg menr- Seward
feels as happy as a little gal with a new doll
everything resment comes along.
Siantin takes down his big book an adds
it. on to the number a!reddy in the army,
while Chase gets reddy to issoo some more
| green-backs. Your friend.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING,
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DR.. S. Q. RICHARDSON.
SHERRY WINE. BITTRRs
THE CELEBRATED REMEDY
FOR
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Disordered Stomach, LIVER. or
Bowels.
EHEI are used aud recommended bv leod;n,
- fhyslclans of the country and all who trS
thGm pronounce theminvaluaole. - 80, . }
Or "A MES L.. LEEPERE, writes from Nh.
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Or. M. NJ. KERR, of Rogersyillc Tnd
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"; D: D.: Z. GALLEHERs, M. D. writes from, '.
W ert ONO, ~ most respectfully reoo,nnd,d az
Sherry Wine Bitters to the not;.a 30 nHa the
persons; and to all who REQUIRE npe?ric
medicine. 1''i' sum ulatlng
sUcHrNEWs WE ARE RECEIVING na11v
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH rorr, -
pphey are sold by Medicine Dealers oeroral,,,
oin nf,ee;2 cts per bottle. j. N. HARRIStS co
al IV ~, onio froprIelors for the Southern
For sale by - ''A VI eis'
s = It l., d BrodericS; Maysville,
r.. 54Da go &C. W atson; Foster -, -
Grain IL Co; Hillsboro '-'
a. Boyd; Sharpsburg, fsT1Ts r.
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= EliI& Cos: Catetsburg,-L
n,o II. Haskell s. Son; Ashland,
J me 10 : Hunters MADDOX; Ripley, Ohio
- WHISKY.
% Barrels of 8 year old Bourbon: ys7''A
w 70 bbis off year old, Bourbon; so
apple Brandy, for sale by
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RTRev. Doctor Breckenridge. who has
been all his life opposed TO the Democratic
party. some time ago said: "The permanent
triumph of the Democratic party in 1864 is
the best result see to be possible for the
county,"
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with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its use.
As a grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put up i'm neat FIAT metal boxes continuing
so pills, price 80 cents per box SIX h"Ncs,
Sc 30; one dozen boxes. 81 co. For sale by
Druggists generally. lNSH,i ',c sent fI-c 10
any add d receipt of the price + ~ ,fet-
tiers, orders, etc, should he addressed 10
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To Kill. MosoUITos Chain their hind
legs to tree, then so round in front and
IN axe faces at them. ..
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NE W XOis IA
Benevolent Tnfir1naay.

ESTABLISHED IND ENDOWED FOR THE RELIEF OF
THOSE SUFFERING WITH. CONTAGIOUS. NRULEHT.
AND CHRONIC ID DISEASES, AND FOR THE ERADICATION
AND EXTEEMINATIoN OF ALL DISEASES TIE UIs-
INARY<AND sRXUAL ORGANS, OF wHATEvEE NATURE.
The Jor RNAL MEDICAL RrFoRM containing
VALUABLE INFORMATION on Gpermator-
rhoea and the New Remedies employed at the,I
Urinary for the cure the ibove diseases ent to
those needing medical aid, in sealed letter euye-
opes, free of charge. Don't fail to send for a
copy
To parents of many serofulous and dis ased
children, certain neans of pr ,vcntion Will cheer
fully be communicated, ON application by mali.
The Prescriptions for Consumption used by
the Infirmary, will be sent Free u all who need
it. 1t never fails to cure Coughs Colds, Asthma.
Cattarh, and Consumptio, as Thousand can attest,
Send before you perish.
To all who apply by letter with full dcscrip-
ton Of age, occupation, symptoms of disease of
any kind, and HABITS Of life. Candid advice,
free of charge, will be given, by the Chief Ply
stefan or Surgeon. ID u ~
Address, with two or three stamps for postage
-f-H '.sDI:. A . e EENI Y. Secretary.
(Box 141.) ~ Williams burg, New York
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Daniels says that he thinks that boarders
who are obliged to eat sausage three times a
day. during dog days, are justified in growl-
ing at their fare.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-25

tranquility of mind and temperance of
body are the complete felicities of life.
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Negroes Wanted.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE. TWO
W. HUNDRED ACRES OF WESTERN
LAND: in Livingston County, Missouri, for
s 90 likely negroes. Tire owner has refused
sz;10o for the land. sa-Apply at the
'4'S o. S02.q BULLETIN. OFFICE,