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FROM Inc Louisville journal, 18th.
There is no doubt that the affair at Muir
free6bo1o Jgas a most shameful one. 1t was
infamous. The two regiments occupying the
town occupied camps full mile aud 3 half
apart, ana Of course Iere in no condition to
support each other IN the event OF sudden
attack, although the officers very well knew
that they might be attacked any hour or min
ute. Moreover, they had no piekets or scouts
out, ard the Michigan regiment was complete
ly-s surprised. IF Il G forces had been together
and common watehtulne5s had been exatcis.a-
ed, the guer1illas would hare been def ated in
thirty minutes. It seems to Us that the hang
ing OF shooting Of the guilty officers would
br The jnst punishment Of such atraeious ne
gleet Of duty. There bas been g'eat dealtoo
much of sueh neglect, and some ot the most
serious Union 1eyerses are ascribaple to it.
How long will the iiljudged forbearance Of
tile government last-afser having lasted much
700 long already? The private soldier is shot
or hung for every serious delinquency. And
Jet the lives Of al the soldiers and subordi-
nate officers and the honor and SUCCESS Of the
. national arms are sacrificed or put to hazard
By commanders, and nobody il even censured.
, 1862-07-31

scenes. I cap only regret forever that looked
he soldier. / have been 10 nany battles
dining the last twenty years, and in the thick-
est Of the fight in most Of them, where afage
SID thirst tor carpage ts dreadful to reject On
afterwards, but nothing heretofore that have
seen OF heard OF, or even read Of. could be
embowelltng execution: MaJ God torgt7e-
England tor the part she has taken In this
war, and may the Elm Of the enormities she has
assisted in perpetzating on the defenceiess
womau, and Innocent and helpless child, be
ment English women aud children met with
from the hands of the blacks In the :Sepoy
mutlDy, 1t Is truly wonderful that English
men should join In or countenance efmilar
afrocfrieH Tere
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~TA ATARRHl CATARRHlI
CATAKRHIts
IN EEEIYE,R LI1Uiu EATAHRH RHMRnV

%AxK&HTZD % be Eure cure to1
HATARRH or COLD IN TIE HEAD.
UKx EuHpRxD TEoubAHD peTtonB ue yea1ty IN Thu
ee1utryaf Consumption Every phJhedsn enows th6t
1h funy tnrd1 o1 thh unraper. TIT dlaea&e NM
SosnnR1ced asa
GATARRH IN THE NOSE.
xha next slep penx 70 the throat AID bronchial s1bex
Il . esaler te Ca1Ar1n rasn Consumption tnd By
pr1EE the art We prevent the latter Persons shoud
Eadeistaat taas tas better wss . curo Consaapam
Tne symptoms Q, Caszartn a. Easy generally appear
are st 6rtt very agnt Persons md they have cold.
End md that they ave tteQuf nt atack End are moTe
tenktTe the cnsnges Of u npesature II his con
md acr5d, afteTwsrds becoming thick snd 1d6esi7e
As tie disease becomes chronic the dtscharxea
creased In quantity and changed In qualify they are
~ nssx sad isV sf ~ sae Il: e = SoN
HswSed or coughed od. The aecrstona are Offensive,
causing bad breath the foce thick &nd nasal the
erez sfe vAk; the eense Of smell u .esseaed d.
E5s{sa: d osstnsas geaqent,y sksa plsse 4no:asF @
Eae person Obliged to cleaz 6is throat n the morning
thick of Shiny ruucouk which hs2 ta11gu dowR ttorc
&e bead onE1ng The nigAs When tha :aka place. the
.{nneH ard ahould lose ne time "a arrezHRE il Tna
.kho7e ere the sJnpns of cstA,sh :aey appear d
7slEs6a "a q tha LIQUID cArARsa EsnzR1yY: m
y eTmptom1 caR 6e QaicEdy aud edectaaiH K. -
fnpTed Ard have sufficient coundeare ii tke Hetns,
d1 - azsn1e sill who aispoeed 70 test ita yt1t t
curing Catzr1h. That u after tee naN Of she Remedy
EeF month no h6laaf y fAG1Fad the amount PAID
Ff;f9 * nc Crtar7n Renaeay, ser IN
Ems moan With fuu and c1es- dhsctona
odaee, 1853 suuth Gaa1f 1f,9tt1rsst j. 3upSta!Eso :
@xel:ssassss:ahza sas:h eoa omee Boz < <ssL Gnicszo n.
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-CTORAGE. STORAGE, STOR
sA3 AGN,-Thr undersigned having taktn tha Dock
fees eeeapied b he Astfa9 T. 20
re4dfueH receive Storage and Dbckaga OF the 9osf
reasonable tGnR Also. tfdera f1r o2 Goal
prpmi 4ly flleo: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
{1e tGlfE2&1u TuSF 1nzoa BOZ St4a
, 1862-07-31

u u = 4. AN d II II = Ii u u 70 )
~ Notary rnb1ic and co1o1n1ssannez snd Agent for
south Wafer street, Chieagu. p: ;AEartng been cea:
tncky and Tennessee, am enabled toprocnre sEears
ofFay. Bounty. Pensions, etc. with unusual efficacy
and diSpatch Specal attention paid to making ~ &C.
counts efresgued oflce1aand discharged sold!e who
can obtain ther pay cheaper 1y applying to me than y
change On Gfeat Britain. Contpeatal Europe; Collect
p ao% e
Illinois; hon Edward Salompn, GoEernor Of Hlscon.
1tnf David Tod, Governor OF Ohio. t481M
, 1862-07-31

r. AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON.
~ The NertasEu Iron go94psny p Of Lsse sqRes1or R
cost Iron, direct nom It's Blast Furnace and Of n
RTades to which the attention Of those the best
ia, Is wells street. 1EsUE. REMEDY = co-AEenta.
A}ko for the sale Of the Pioneer Iron IN 9uantttes %
, 1862-07-31

TLOT 81 ES y RINGER RS.
0-1ne best Clothes 1Frtngers now IN :uset with
Solid Rubber Rollers
Bre for sale, wholesale sud RETAIL by g. PECE. Agen
the etate Of unos 4. Hoveys Seed Sture Is IsEe
65ZeeL Ea&ctEo. Agents WA1ted, 1e2s sa9aIW
, 1862-07-31
9prrtal nofuEg.
,atehelt rs,s Hair DyeI The best

H DR.. James, formerly Of
Eew otleaus, bks arrived In Chicago and permanently
located at s. Randolph street. between State and Dea
'porn Et1eeta, Chicago H.
6FECIALIsT-Cures old Chronic and recent diseas
e. Has the Testimonials Of the medical fraternity
Medical Journals, snd the alos. entire p5esa Of the
South.
Ot.ee Bours-F5om l. Il tul6P.A.
! Cons-l:stions lnsto1sble. 3elsSls92h 2h
, 1862-07-31
decE 8aed, ~
Chicago, Ii, JulT 81, A. D. 1862. t54s6H56E

TRUSTEES SALE.-Publio no.
Trustee &C. viii, III pursuance with tue powers Ia 4
Deed of Trust dated August lst 1850 executed by
e at pblc auction for cash to the highest bidder at
the north door OF the Court HOUSE. II tic city of Cu
Isl IN Block ffteen 15l, in thu Canal Trusteea sub
division the vest bali and The vest half Of no5tn
thIEtynne tss Eerts Range @ faa1tssn 1 q q sass q
said sale to be made the 21st day OF August A. D.
1867 at ten o'clock In the forenoon Of said dag.
-'. L. c. PAINE FREER. Trustee, DC.
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TIL e
bern Transportation COY

Northern Transportation COY
OF OHIO. :.
hpreps1ed 70 t1anspozz property between
Bestea, III Points In NeW England, HeH Keff
and the FEST,
With prpmptnesu, care and dispatch.
This wen Known Line Of Fourteen Fz1stc class seze3
1tesners. connects Al 0gdensburg With rhe
Raihued fu1 Boston aud all foir1 In Hse
EnEland;
At Cape Vincent with the
Bai1road and P7opellnf Linz hetweaz Cap
Vincent and New York,
And At Os%ego With r.,
LINE OF Is FIRST GLASS CANAL RQAIf
Between oswego, frog, Albany and Few YORK.
Forming DAILY LINE from Boston. New Yorl
gEdfaso1fxn Cape V1nGsnt and OaFeGo 10 ClsTe1aRt
Toledo and DETROIT
AND 4 rRIWKKKLT LINE TO
Chicago, A1tu&ukee mud 1ntazmadiats Pozh
AGEKTe:
j. Nye11, 1W Broadway New York John Hoo1
Ing, Etata Etfeet Boston Geo. A. Ec1y 0SuEn2hu1Kk
q. j. GreEofn, Cape Vincent John b Crawford, o.
wegp. Felton q Breed. Cleveland. Walker HsEef
kse. Taylor: Msrrsy b Co. Racine
GLARY: & HOWE Agents.
Foot Of North La.a11e IT., Chicago.
fap4P&z6ul
, 1862-07-31

bBIbfHf:i BARLEY MAI.T@AIE
j. WATB On band md fof sails at lowest cash p11eee
Aha BHYM4E Yea1t Hs2t In BsZFe1A
ea11 1JH 3HQasa d STkd4 EHald32Hs
, 1862-07-31

H F." STANLEY, Commission
No SO state street Chicago.
= n. BIN the fruit trade we Invite corteapondenca
previous 70 Rhlpment There fs great choacr IN the
style Of Packages ad in the 1uufea and time Of ship
- :. =
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EALENA kGHIGAaO UNION

~ oRAuRQAD.gnK1EKxIAa = ~ A9Ea -. aaza1a3 -.
esSe Vans sEe4 peRot = tosozs ezsa9ssas
80 .. 4 md - y tor Esi7aaefa Eosk1o5a 8s
medlate ,7oi1tz: assA y nd nd ass E:A. fas Dee.
10 T. Il fnf ElAsn, He&13Aese Hnekfurd, and Atazzs
diste polnta 6D T. ~ Tor aeseVH a8d Ipterne4taA
pofnu PasseuZem nR Eelsif md I4nasY1l1a 1iH tA&1
rs s50 A. H. and 41n ?. II tsntn. FaaeuSrls1F CkXz*
h1.Iaka ~ HensE. EtAmond, 6eDaF4 IkfH nd u
a2eeptuK E1xt N atxht ttktna. :.
, 1862-07-31

But no more csa write no more OF these
, 1862-07-31

NATHANIEL a. HAVEN.
IN No. ~ South Water street Chicago,
1srnak1ng liberal sdrances On GRA1G, R0RK, FLOUR
e. n Fl ~ n ~ ~ - =
, 1862-07-31
Drp. G1018.
TX OF GOODS

spiendid it spf}ng Clcaks, u . g: ane Iotz oi
sluEefa Empreidertea and nuInetnu4 osaSs patEs!1s
which selling at bali price at Bofiee Gasap Ex1ie
30 lQS AoUt5 Cthrk street above Monroe apSlpRH1a
, 1862-07-31
DEtttistR.

E N 7 AL,
DR.. GODFR EY,
(Recent1y Parn]5 g. Godfrey, New 0r1eaus) may be
consulted at No. n9 LaEe Street, tron TIL $. daily.
ff11fskA In
, 1862-07-31

4 DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
"a STATE OF ILLINOIS. COOE COUNTY, sa.-
County Court OF Cook County.
Pubic notice is hereby given that the undersigned
ceased viii appear before the said Court At tne
ber Term thet1f to be odea on the third Monday Of
the purpose Of heaElaa and s5usta 81 c!aliSs ~
rersons having such claims requested to present
ard Els the same ABIGAIL F. WALAER,
Adninistrattix Estate Deliver Walker:
Chicago JnlY 2ad lS{f2 jeSt12 ID
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EnuraIt0naI.
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with
n1llftarY instruction and Drill

military INSTRUCTION and bfi1.
WEsTEKE UNION COLLEGE, and MILITARY
ACADEMY, at FULTON, Ill. on the Misstt tstPpt
RiTeT. viii open It's second year, Sept Sd 1862 HdEhr
Ealsz Collegiate Acadenic and Primary Glasses,
ers and enrers, thofo1Rh appolnsments the dnest
achnl buildings IL the West tcost WITH &c.
excellent and vel Furnished AT1nery. dne gtnna
sum and many other advantages which should Claim
Institution OF x class and character II the Union
t. Cudttss siso In ART1IIK8Y and isFAxTKI 5heavy
snd lighD TAC1los zouAyE and AZ F1soE 1Ia DRHls and
IN U. Ioru1s- TkRA*1ao per school yvas for poafd.
furnished room. fuel. lights washing and tuition In
Cadets ff4E abroad room and board nndet the eauRe
rpof With and the constant care of the tsaeheEa For
L. ,.t -; fee4E&Sm
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E--T.-1S6O-X.- PI2nta-

: G.~I.~I6bU---A-.- 81 1&utsF
@rIof BITTERs Exhausted Natures great restnrer.
Fhey 1nyfgoratc strengthen and purify the system,
cure DyEpcpEia Acidtty Of the Stomach, Darrhes DC
4 perfect Appetizer and Tonic. They tn1igorale the
noby without stimulating the brain. They are con'
pound Of pure st. Crot1 Ruu Roots and Herbs and
xz- recommended bS all who use them Adapted to
Shs old or young but particularly recommended TO
the week and 1srguid Sold By all Druggists GEocerg
f5ote.s and saaooaa PH DRAKE Co.
xny1er:943u ~ Broadway, New 3arE-
, 1862-07-31

L BACK PAY, Etc-Brauch House Of Be11 i
Green's Washington National Claim agency, No. Les
ze1ass s E1cenency L LrsosIa
Tinted STATES: Hon Rehsrd Yates Coy z II i Hoa Jesse
slde At Washington Liberal commissions allowed te
cQpotEY agents.. EgtY:2zf552E1l JULIAN KUNEa AEt
, 1862-07-31

VOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
l. At 1AKE FOREST, 1LLE7oIs, The fourth
year q ths Institution cor dqcted q heg p nGk,n
mar, the 4th day ofseptenoer next. and With s4glt
arrangements for the &C 1or and 1mnroyemEnt 1f the
pupils For circnlars and al desirable infar nation
addrcss The Undersigned b. DNhlNSDN.
Lake Forest. Ill., 1u1S 8. 1872 tyrs&9hW
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= -.
Banktag ann EIRDangE.


This Institution Will receive snms of Money Of any
AEount from Mechantcs> Lahoretz, Business Men and
othtrt and interest will be allowed when lett for
specified time Buy and sell Coin aud Foreign and
Domestic Exchange,
1and Fra0ce, Germany, and FL pats q E95opea;.
T.E ArxrAxnvu TaGhIer u,y19s4a4lY'
, 1862-07-31

@ For the chespes- and best HAN
Tevstty W,es, BFa.da cufla Fe,4eea eec4 70 70 L.
baEE loo Lsse street and sa4iss s taess c Fn e.
NSancsM nom the natural when adjusted to tho head
{3Ie Hair JeHelry contslns elWa1F The newest E&rn
SfVIe4 AI *rtlclea VII xt1r enttzs Satisfaction
, 1862-07-31

To the Nervous of both sexes.
- Retired Clergyman having been ltored to health
In dayA after many Of great snerng 1s viii
kng to assist Others by sending tree ~ the recept
Qfg postpaid directed envelope copy Nthe pEescfip
Eion uecd, Direct the REV. JOHN NJ 0AGNAL 186
Fulton street Brooklyn, New York ie9s14m
, 1862-07-31
DRS. ANDRE & STRATFORD,
DR, ANDRE.

# DR.. Frankin Chavett's Uterine
CORDIAL 1B ~AERAHIEp 70 CURE AL FoRas OF
UTERINE DISEASE, OF the AoEET vii be EEFUSDKD.
references can 9s seen r. lug onice ~
Office Boz SB Or. C. has practiced mcdic for tWer-
tyElnc years four Of which have been IN this CITY,
feS-Err3SEu1
, 1862-07-31
Threp ThoTsani1 Tons Of Hav.

sole Proprietor and Manufscturer fthe Hard Rubber
Truss, under RsggA d Geo&yeAr's Patents.
others in the following respects: Wtl never break
rust chaf gall blister, can be made sti Or nsber
tuJure the cord andts clean md good as ncE.
Patients can b sccuratelT ftted By: ssadag aize In
EKEEssscEs as ths snpe5ioFt5 oseS otheFs ts fo,-
ami Farkei, New York Pros Gadard and Agnew.
Pniladslphta; p: r johnson, sargc9n Genseal Ra:
drews and Dasis, Chicago; Dr. Wolcott. An~ankea.
Wisconsin,
inal Supporters SE and Cotton Elastic Stockings loz
saticose veins, Suspensory Bandages, &C. 4cS-s g
!, EX Post Office Box 2&&- -
!. C. STAFFORD, Sole Proprtetor and Manufacturer
OF Dr. Wilcox's PstEnt Artificial Leg This Leg haa
rsny advantages all othsra knd ~ eydGnce q
Statas Fairs under the EXAMINATION Of the best Sur
Eeons IN our country Its motion Ia received from
Rubber Spriug (Which viii never break} gfying 1t
great preference over the spiral Springs aad ia ohat
lnba Send for Pamphlet.i 1ue4StrCs7y
, 1862-07-31

GILBERT, UPDIKE Is CO.
S1Oh1N1ISNTON rE8GHANT8.
Ne IA Laaa1Ie street., Chicago. 4
BTANARD, GILBERT d CO. no. CitJ B1alainxA
Bt. Louis. uy196i-ly
d T. GIfBxKI CIV. pPpIKA Il q. eTAEAXps
, 1862-07-31
LORD e. SMITH.
ARgal nnttcR8.

q Lake street. Chicago. wholesale agents.
il-22:- -E:s1122-1l -1lustcW
, 1862-07-31

For Boston, New York, Philadelphia
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON.
Harrisburg and Pft1aaaurneeaa
&teo-F0K ALEAMf, BuF9Ala uUHK1HE. S:LKTXIAfsa
CoLukHua, CINCINNATI, DAYTON.
And III inte11uediate staaonk between Chic31Q f9E
tha cdtee abova n811cd
Eleepink EAs1 oR night trainE, and baEEs6e b HE
ronte checked through - AZ Eastern C!ties-
Bnt one chsuEe Of csf1 betTeeE Chicago sad n, Y1T
u Allentown On train leaving ChIcago q: 30 2. 4.
Tickets for taie at thu principal Ticket Oceg fA &4
Nest, At the CoMpa1Ys Oflce, corner of Randalph A
Dearborn EtesA and At the Union Depot Vest aa6
Chicago VII z. SHINE, 8au F&A AxE1I
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~ The fact that the President is
charged with inaccessibility by Senators
and Others has led friends of Mr.. Lincoln
to make inquiries Of him and his private
secretaries as to the facts in the mat err.
They are (writes the correspondent of the
New York PosD what everybody sup
posed them to be-that the President las
not the time to see everybody who calls
upon bim-that be must deny somebody.
To gentleman who called to discuss the
matter, the President remarked, Il have
not looked into newspaper for a month";
Therein you have made an immense mis-.
take" was the reply whatever aud
whoever else you neglect. do not fail to
understand public opinion, and the wants
Of the people, and you cannot obtain this
knowledge except through the newspa-
pers."
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~ The London Times of Jan. 10,
is very severe upon our Secretary of State
In the course of its leading article, il
makes the following charge:
I'VE also knew that Mr.. Stewards stti-
tude toward Lord Ly ons had been fol
some time previous so threatening thai
our Munster had avoided rs much as
possible all interviews with hin, lest h,
should fud himself the subject of some
affront which his duty would compel hin
to resent"
We can hardly believe that, as Mr.
Seward has the reputation of being po
lite and affable gentleman in all his per
sonal relations. and he certainly wonlt
not treat the Embassador Of Great Brit
ain with disrespect.
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LEGAL Notice.

JAMES RUSSELL, who resides out
of the State of Ohio, will take notice.
that on the 13sh day of December 1861,
fled Petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio, the
object of: which is to cancel Mortgage
given by me to Joseph. Forshey, on the
2lst of November lS46. on west half OF
north east quarter of section 8. township
6 and range !, in said county, and by
Forshey assigned to james Russell You
are required to appear and answer said
Petition by the,second Saturday 10 Feb
-uary 1862; or in default judgment viii
be taken at February Term of said Court
as bv confession. RoBERT CLARK
December 25. 1s6I.--6w So SO
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

Every parent should keep supply of Rad
ways Ready Relief constantly in the house.
1t not only cures but will ward off attacks of
Fever and Ague, Group, Influenza, Sore Throat,
Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, and
other malignant diseases, and in cases of
Rhematism. Neuralgia, Cramp, Spasms, Pains,
Aches, and other infrmities, an application of
the Ready Relief externally. or a teaspoonfal
in little water as a drink, will stop the most
cxcruciating pains in from five to fifteen min
utes. --.--,--
In severe attacks of Group Diptheria-or
Sore Throat Plague-Radway's Ready Relief
will always save life, and quickly cure the pa
| tient.
| For worms there is no medication so quick
as a dose of Railways Ready Relief.
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r. r r.
FAREWELL
Calomel, Blue Pill, Quinine
FAREWELL sa
OPIUM, CHLOROFORM, AND
ALCOHOL.

RADwAY's REM
EDIEs com mbine all
that is required
for the purgation,
purifcation,-Teg-
ulation, invigora-
ton, and harmo-
nization of all the
organs of the hu-
m an body.
RADwAy's REA-
DY RELIEF, taken
as a preventive,
forti6es the frame
against the intlu-
ences of bad air,
bad water, damp,
sudden changes
Of temperature,
and every species
of infectioE. 1t
calms the throes
# agony as oil
stills the waves.
Taken at the first
ou t S g t of a n y
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Legal Notice.
ALEXANDER YOUNG. uhos. resi.

ALEXANDER YOUNG. whoss resi-
dence, is unknown to the undersigned,
will take notice that on the, s4th dag. Of
October A ID. 1851, / filed Petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of Mo1ro&
County, Ohio. against him, and others.
the object of which is to collect the sun
of one hundred and thirty niEe dollara
and ninety -four cents aud ten per cent.
interest from July 6, 1858. subject to
credits of $40 July Is. 1853. and $fk
June 20, 1859, being amount Of Jndg.
ment of Jacob Moose vs. him, and TO sea
the following Lands 10 said county, 70
pay same: The south half Of the south
east quarter, and the n1rth west quarter
Of the south east quarter of f.section nina,
township Eve aud range 6ve.sa You are
required TO appear in said Court ard an
swer said Petition. by the second Satnr>
day in February 1862, OF. in default siqder
ment will be taken at February Term cof
said Court 1862 preconfessed.a .~sslsyes
y FREDERICK KOEHIE sss
December 25. lS6l.--6w 81 esaS,s
-&l{tz tas Fss f,fs IL Ne5s s1ssi.sxg i Z. tSs
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RADWAY'S RENOVATING RE.
SOLVENT

Searches the diseased blood, and purges it of
infammatory and oorruptng particles. For
chronic diseases, supposed to be mixed in the
flesh ami tissues past all help, it is the one
sole invariable cure. There is not a flesh or
skin disorder that can resist this mighty dis
infectent. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Tubercies on the lungs, all forms of liberation
inward outward, succumb before its anti
septic anti-iufammatory action.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
everywhere.
RADWAY & CO., % John Street. N. Y.
J. NJ. KIRKBRIDE,
]. 7. JUDKINS. Agents
Feb. 5, 1s62.-5t
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~ Office. seeking in Washington is
more of disease than ever. There ale
no less than eighteen hundred applications
for Army Paymasters. For places in the
Departments the applications are legion.
There is talk Of reducing the pay of
Chaplains.
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Levi Brooks Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, OHIO, on
December 80, 1861. as Administrator Of the
Estate of Levi Brock, late of Monroe County.
Ohio, deceased. DANIEL BROCK,
Jan. s, 1852. Admir-.
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

REGULATING PILLS
Are the great regenerative medicine of the
age. Ladies for years the victims of depress-
ing, lite-consuming complaints of special
pature are restored to health and vigor by
their use. All the ordinary affections of the
stomach, bowels, and liver, yield to the first
or second dose. Six Pills suffice in the worst
cases, and they operate in from three to six
hours, more effectually than 80 of the drastic
class given in such nauseating quantities.
Coated with sweet gum the Pills have no dis
agreeable flavor They not only cure Costive-
ness quickly but permanently. aud in bilious
ness they are infallihle. Dyspeptics who have
suffered for years, recover in few weeks un-
der this painless operation. They act power
fully upon the circulation of the blood, rem
dering it uniform and equable throughout the
system.
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William Adams Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed was, on the 21st day of Decem-
ber, 1851. appointed by the Probate Court OF
Monroe County, Ohio Administrator OF the
Estate of William Adams, deceased. i 81.
WILLIAM HENNING, Admir-.
Jan s, lS62.-3t
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Insclyent Notice,
Forwarding and Commits
sion Business,
AT CLARINET TON, O.

rTHE undersigned having in charge a New
i and Commsdious Ware House, convenient
to the Steam Boat Landing, solicits the pat
ronage of the Public generally, who have bu-
siness of this branch to be attended to, with
promptness and dispatch, and at such mode
rate prices as will not fail to satisfy all who
may favor me with their business.
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disease, it cures dtone. Administered later, it
suspends the disorder, and affords an oppor
tunity for the other remedies to exercise their
benign influence.
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A mold Howardss Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
lN has been appointed aud qualified by the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, as
Administrator of Arnold Howard, deceased
SAMUEL w. NoLL,
January % 1862. Admir-.
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2. If subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
tlei- papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discons
tinued.
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without informing the publishers, and the pa /
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held responsible.
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and leaving them uncalled for, is prinla faciej
evidence of Intentional fraud.
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Legal Notice.
q Emily Kesser's Els tate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 26th day of Decembe,
1861, appointed by the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio, Administrator OF the Estste
of Emily Kesser, deceased.
JACOB GREINER, Admir-.
Jan. 8, 1S62.-3t.