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The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
From the Richmond ybig.

The Charleston Courier makes timely sug-
gcstion in recommending the attention Of our
government to the naturalization aud cultiya-
ton Of Calisaya. for the preservation Of the
health Of our soldiers. This article has q pc
culiar effect upon the liver, and guards thcsys-
tenn against disease BY exposure and irregular
diet. II is said that the great success of tho
Plantation Bitters Of DR.. Drake, which, previ-
Gus to our unhappy difficulties, was found in
most Southern homes, was owing to the cx-
tract of Calisaya Bark. which Il contained as
one Of Its principal ingredients. "In con6rma-
ton Of this, we have heard ono Of our most
distinguished physicians remark, that whcnev-
or he felt unwell from ordinary dictctic or at
mosphcric causes, he invariably relieved himself
by Plantation Bittcrs. Now that these Ditters
cannot be obtained, q substitute should be pre-
pared. We understand our government has
opened negotiations with DR.. Drake, through
secret agent, but with what truth VIC do not
know"
We arc exceedingly obliged to the Richmond
Wing for It's remembrance Of "Auld Lang
Syne," but We can assure sour Government
that the Plantation Bittcrs are not for sale to
any "secrct agents." North or South. There
are probably several other things that "Our
Government will yet want
We know that VIC have the best and most pop
ular medicine in the world. We are not afraid
to show what 1t is composed of. ..,
Physicians arc compelled TO recommend Il.
CAscARILLA BARK.-FOr Diarrhea, Collie and
diseases Of the stomach aud bowels.
DASDELIoS.-Por Inflammation Of the Loins
and Dropsical Affections.
| CnAMoMILE FLowEns.-For enfccblcd diges-
tion-highly invigorating In nervous debility.
LAVENDER PLOwERs.-Aromatic, stimulant
and tonic. Ef#s =
wMrERoREEs. For scrofula, Rheumatism,
&c.
ASIsE-An aromatic carminativc creating
flesh, muscle and milk; much used by mothers
nursing. .
Also, clove.buds, orange. caraway, corian-
der, snakc.root, sc.
ST. -l96O.-X. y -
Another wonderful ingredient. Of Spanish or
igin, impartng beauty to the complexion and
briliancy to the mind, is yet unknown to tho
commerce Of the world, and wo withhold It's
name for the present.
Humbugs and quacks howl about the Pianta-
ton Bitters (; but tho following Is what's tho
matter, and they know Ii:
Plantation Bitter. will Curc
Cold Eatrcmitics and Peyerish Lips.
Sour Stomach and fetd Breath.
Flatulcncy and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over tho Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostration, Great Weakness.
Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels.
Lirer Complaint and Dyspepsia.
Very particularly recommended To Clergy
men, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons Of sed-
cntary habits. Also for delicate females and
weak persons who require gentle stinulant,
free digestion, cool appetite and clear mental
faculties. 80 rIslf
Sold by NIL respectable Physicians, Druggists.
Groccrs, Hotels, Saloons, Country Stores, &c.
De particular that each bottle bears the fac
similc Of our signature on steel-plate label,
with our private government stamp over tho
cork. 7. II. DRAKE & Co.,
3icow6m zoe Broadway, MY.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
PROCLAMATION.
Call for 100000 Moro Troops.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
Whereas, the term OF service OF part ol
tho volunteer forces of the United States
will expire the coming year; and whereas.
in addition to the men raised by the present
draft, it is deemed cxpedient to call out
three hundred thousand volunteers to serve
for three years or the war; not, however,
exceeding three years.
Now, therefore. /, Abraham Lincoln,
President of tho United States and Com.
mandcr.in Chief of tho army and navy there.
of, and of the military of the several States
when called into actual service, do issue this
my proclamation calling upon tho Govern
ors OF tho different States to raise and have
enlisted into the United States service for
the various companies and regiments in the
field from their respective States their quotas
of three hundred thousand men.
do further proclaim that all the volun-
tccrs thus called out and duly enlisted shall
receive advance pay, premium and bounty
rs heretofore communicated to tho Govern.
ors of States by tho War Department through
the Provost Marshal Generals Office by spe-
cial letters.
further proclaim that all volunteers re-
ceiycd under this call, us we'll as all others
not heretofore credited. shall be duly credit
cd and deducted from tho quotas established
for tho next draft.
further proclaim that IL any State shall
fail to raise tho quota assigned to it by the
War Department under this call, then q
draft for the deficiency in said quota shall
bo made on said State, or on the district ol
. said State, for their due proportion Of said
quota, and the said draft shall commence on
the fifth day Of January, 1864.
And further proclaim that nothing in
this proclamation shall interfere with exist
ing orders, or with those which may bc issued
for tho present draft in the State whore II is
now in progress, or where 1t has not yet
been commenced.
Tho quotas OF the States and districts will
be assigned them by tho War Department
through the Provost Nlarshal's Office, due
regard being had for the men heretofore fur.
nished, whether by volunteering or drafting,
and the recruiting will be conducted in &c.
cordancc with such instructions us have been
or may be issued by the Department.
In issuing this proclamation, | address
myself not only to the Governors of tho scv.
cral States, but to tho good and loyal people
thereof; invoking them to lend their willing,
cheerful and cficctual aid to the measures
thus adopted, with view to reinforce our
victorious armies now in the field and bring
our necdfnl military operations to prosper.
ous end, thus closing forever tho fountains Of
sedition and civil war.
In witness whereof have hcreunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this 18th
day Of October, in the year OF our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty.thrcc, und OF
tho independence Of the United States tho
eighty eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY tho President:
WM. Ii. SEWARD, Scc'y of State.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. 1t changes the sun.
burnt face and hand, to pcarly satin texture
Of ravishing beauty, imparting the marble pur-
ity Of youth, and the dliiiague appearance SO
inviting in the city belle Of fashion. Itrcmoves
tan, frccklcs, pimples and roughncss from tho
skin, leaving tho complexion fresh, transparent
and smooth. II contains no material injurious
to the skin. Patronired by Actresses and Ope-
ra Singers. II is what every lady should have.
Sold everywhere.
DEMAs s. BARNES & CO.,
General Agents,
34eow6m 2O2 Broadway, N. Y.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23


0uR Russian GUESTS. lin his reply to q
complimentary speech at the grand dinner
given on Monday in New York to the oinccrs
of the Russian ships in that haroor, Admiral
Lessoiisky, among other things, SAID;
"I assure YOU, gentlemen, that from the
bec;nninc of these difficulties OF yours our
neonlc have followed with deep interest, and
and M the same time with sorrow. the trials
through which you are passing; but we ex'
pect that the talents and energy Of tho heroes
who have already made themselves immortal
will save your country. propose the health
OF the person TO whom the American people
have entrustedat this time their future
Let us, gentlemen. drink TO the health of the
President of the United States"
Referring in another speech to tho condi'
ton Of affairs in Europe, the Russian Admit
ral said:
"The Emperor, from tho beginning Of his
reign, sought only peace. He diminished
the army and navy and stopped the work on
the Notifications, and the people OF Russia
gave themselves to peaceful pursuits. Russia
did not think of war. She desired the peace
full prosperity of herself and OF oil the world
-France and England, and every other ma
ton. But believe it to be the duty of every
people to defend its integrity-either to live
: as q nation or to die. There is no middle
ground. hope that the present circum
stances will end peacefully but, let what
will happen, the people who felt so peaceful
short timo ago are now ready for any sac
rifce; and, Just as we could see Moscow
burned, so shall we not shrink from burning
st. Petersburg If necessary. II foreign na'
tions are for peace with us we shall receive
II on honorable terms, and bless our God for
that peace.
To another delegation, speaking of visit
paid by them, the Admiral pays this great
compliment;
80 This visit, gentlemen, was not simply
one of friendly intercourse between private
individuals, though perhaps the Admiral
was ready to consider IL as such, from mo.
tives of modcsty OF his own. On my part. !
and the captain of the squadron. wo waited
"en corps'upon the Admiral to pay him our
respects. as wo would at home, according to
our naval and military regulations, do the
same for a person Of high military rank at
ter the accomplishment of signaled service
In war.
This homagc.I felt il duo from us as q
testimonial of our admiration for Admiral
Farragut. rs the most remarkable and sue
ccssful naval leader of the age, and of our
most high consideration and respect to the
American nation, TO whom the hero belongs.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

He is tho happiest who does the most to
make others happy. The inventor Of Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus must be the hap
picst man In cxistance, for We hazard nothing
In saying, that the use Of the Gold Mcdal Sal
eratus cannot fail to make happy household.
Our better half says she docs not fear OF our
ever frowning. as long as she can get the genu-
inc Herrick Aliens We say success to the in
vcntor. and feycrybody knew how good 1t is,
no other would be used. A good many OF our
Merchants have it. Their depot is ll2 Liberty
Street, New York.
Y See woman in another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for spccr's Wine. It is an ad
mirablc article used in hospitals, and by thu
FIRST families In Paris, London and New York
in preference to old Port Wine. II Is worth Q
trial, as it gives great satisfaction. iyr7
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
Stuart and his Cavalry cn route for Ma
ryland-.A Ruse of Lees.

New YORK, Oct 90.
It was discovered that Stuart, with his
cavalry, had passed the day before in the d.
rcction of Aldic, and yesterday towards
LeeSburg, and it is believed that they arc en-
route for Maryland,
1t has been asccrtained this morning that
the rebels are building fires along the rail.
road track from Manassas towards the Rap.
pahannock, thus destroying tho rails and
rendering tho road unfit for use, and arc al
so destroying all tho bridges along the route.
1t is almost conclusive that this movement
OF Lees is q ruse to deceive Meade by lead.
ing him to expect raid on largo scale,
while the real design is to keep Meade from
advancing his forces. The rebels in tho
meantime arc hurryins rciniorccmcnts to
Bragg in the Southwest.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

Gov. Seymour of New York has issued
proclamation calling upon the citizens OF that
State to respond to the call of the President for
more troops, and so anticipate dran, which
the Gov. takes the occasion to disapprove Of
couslicring that only two years ago, when no.
body wanted or thought Of draft, this same
Horatio saw no beauties in the volunteer sys-
ten and was among the dIst to urge eonscrip-
tiou, his sllusion to II was hardly consistent
But perhaps he has grown u wiser. II not sad-
der, man; who Knows
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

TIE ELEcrroys.-The majority for Brough
on the home vote Of Ohio thus Ear is 62, 2,6O6.-.
Parts of these counties remain to be heard
from. | f eF
Over half of the Pennsylvania returns have
been officially counted The majority for Cur
tin. It is thought, will not be far from lS 900
either way. The total vote Of the State is like
ly to reach $40, 900. The largest vote ever poll
cd before was in October, 1860, amounting to
492,672. There will he o Union majority of
five on joint ballot in the Legislature. The
rebel prisoners of war confined at Crmp Chase,
near Columbus, Ohio, held u poll on election
day, and cast 1883 votes for Goyernor-2 for
Brough all the rest for Vallandigham.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
Professional Notice.

The unprecedented success that has attended Dr
M0RSE'S treatment (by lnhalation) for affections
OF tho Head, Throat aud Lungs has caused such an
increase OF professional business at his home that
he was obliged 10 discontinue his regular visits nj
Saco and Biddeford. llc will bc happy 70 wait on
any Of his old friends, and all others who may wish
TO consult him, Mt his residence corner Smith and
Congress streets, Portland, where he may bo found
at all times.
Entrance No. Smith street 2S-iyr
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

sign to the nations that have prophesied our
carly decline. Rest assured the disiplinc
through which we are now passing, is not
for destruction. Our national disease is not
unto death, but to display the healing pow
cr Of the great Physician who is yet to estab-
lish royal throne on earth-a kingdom
that cannot be moved. Our Government
must be established in righteousness, right
cousncss that respects tho rights of all men,
and will not sacrifice tho manhood OF the
weak to the caprice or convenience OF the
strong. / have an abiding faith and conf.
dcncc in the future Of our country. We OF
the loyal States need only to be loyal to
truth and righteousness, loyal to the great
Law Giycr-united in this loyalty, united in
sharing whatever of sacrifice and suffering
may yet bc necessary, and tho day OF deliv-
erance draws near. Lot US have courage
and patience to do and dare and wait.
had designed to speak of local matters,
but must defer for another occasion.
Yours truly, r. .. Q. PEARL.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

YALLASDlGnAN's LETrER.-We ask care
lul perusal Of tho letter from the traitor
vallandigham against whom tho people Of
Ohio pronounced so fearful verdict, which
letter is upon the outside of this paper
We would like to ask his friends in this
State, who have insisted that he was much
abused loyal man, what he meant by saying
to the rebel COL, that he "hopcd and prayed
for the ultimate cause in which the rebels are
fghting"? Tho unterrifed democracy, us
represented by Mr.. Val, arc disposed to be
iacctious and loyalty ambiguous, perhaps,
and SO there may be nothing wrong in Val's
"hopins and praying" But this isparagraph
means great deal or it means nothing;
Although tho contest has been, and will
continue to DO. bloody one, you hayo but
to pcrsevcre, and the victory will surely be
yours. You must strike home! The deien.
siye policy lcngthens the contest. Thcshort-
est road to peace is by the boldcst one. You
can have your own terms by gaining tho bat
tic on your cnemy's soil.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

rH- Persons wishing to cconomize in cloth
ing their children. will do well to try metal
tipped soocs. Children invariably wear ou'
their shoes at the too first. Metal tips never
wear out at the too. and pair OF tipped
shoes at an additional cost ot few cents
will moro than outwear three pair OF tht
same quality without thcm.-Journdi.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
NEW COMMAND FOR GEN. GRANT,
GEN. RosECRANs SUPERSEDED.

LoUIsvrLE, KY, Oct. 90. Major Gen.
Grant has assumed command of the armies OF
tho Ohio. tho Cumberland and of Kentucky, -
lie lcit for Nashville this morning to assume
the direction of affairs Mt Chattanooca. C,on.
Thomas takes the command of Gen. Rosccrans'
army. Gen. Rosccrans being ordered TO Gin.
cinnati to report by letter to the Adjutant Gen.
erai ut Washington. Generals Garfield and
Stedman arrived here tonight.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. The Worlds Wash.
ingfon dispatch says the Presidents private
secretary has just returned from hi. mission to
the West He delivered the appointment su.
perscding Gen. Rosecrans in person TO Gen.
Grant. -, :
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

Nor BAD !-Artemas Ward among other
pulls q his lectures has tho following from
"Old Abe" which is not bad:
DEAR SIR-I have never heard any of your
lectures, but from what lean leirn l should
say that for people who like the kind OF lcct.
ures you deliver, they aro just tho kind OF
lectures such people liko.
Yours, respectfully, .. Abe.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
GENERAa IMFEHaHeRNCE,

that the right column had advanced as far as
Greenwich village. Our advance entered War.
rcnton without serious opposition, contrary to
general expectations. The conclusion Is that
the rebels are really retreating before our ad-
vance. The railroad isintact to Manassas juno
tion and Gainesville on the Manassas road, and
the telegraph connects with the latter.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BE Wise Betimes.

DO not trihe with your Health. Constitution
and character. II you arc suffering with an,
Diseases for which
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Is recommended, try II try Il try Il! Il vii
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and purity. at little expense and no exposure.
Beware OF CounterJeits. Ask for licmbold''
fake no other. Cures guaranteed.
Sec advertisement In another column. Cut
ont AMI scnd for IT, 2iuost3
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
Good Reports from Gen. Burnside.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.
The Government has official advccs from
Gen burnside that his marches and victories
in East Tennessee and Southern Virginia. are
emincntly satisfactory, and that in almos,
every case tho rebels have been whipped and
routed. Gen. Burnside declares that there
is not more loyal people living than are
found in East Tennessee.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
Good News from Arkansas.

st. Louis, Oct. 20.
Little Rock (Ark.) advices state that the rcb-
cl army is scattered in every direction, and an
extraordinary revival of the Union sentiment
has taken place among the people.
Over 1000 men joined the army at Little
Rock, and the people were coming in daily and
taking the oath Of allegiance.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
From the New York Herald.

o MspAnrZApoc Ponrm's CURArrvE BArsAN.
''This invaluable medicine possesses the extra
ordinary power Of relieving Immediately Soids'
Coughs, Hoarsencss. Difficulty Of breathing,
and fluskiness. Sach NJ least wc have iound
H." Sold by L. @. Stevens. ocowiy
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23
From Eastern Kontucky and Tennessee.

Cincinnati, Oct. 2l.
A special from Cattellsburg, KY, says the
expedition sent out by Col Gallup, command.
Ing the eastern detachment Of the 18th and Doth
Ken. regiments. returned bringing 80 prison.
ers, 10 horses, and 80 stand of arms, without
tue loss OF man. Eastern Ken. Is pretty well
cleared or rebels.
Pa,son Brosnlow and Horace Maynard made
speeches Mt Knoxville on the 18th Both en-.
dorscd the Administration, and fully favored
immediate emancipation in East Tennessee.
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

3 From tho Army OF the Potomac.
- Washington. Oct. n.
Adviccs from the Army oi the Potomac say
The Union and journal., 1863-10-23

by tho President:
WM. Ii. SEWARD, Scc'y of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
J. 9. GILBERT & CO.,
4 X ROCERIES AND LIQuGIiS,

7 TO "HU 10 sNHUIbUH hU., DHyIOl, q,
IUU street, ''' .'-
50 hlds \. o, and Porto RICO Sugars, nj ~ amt A..
Jefferson st. H. I...... II ''7I ~. 80 '
100 bbls rectifed whisky
w do Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky at, 10 snd r.
MUS Raisns 1 q and Priines, at % aud ISL rer.
street. ''' -
70 Rits No Mess Shalt 1ohhl- Ito Herrns. AI.,.
No. 4Rnd Mackeftl, ,yory line, at ani 7s LEM
street. " ''''' 7'
hncesi behned Sutnrs Alum, Roein, Tan, suh,ItI..
OIeAhl laftr, soda, Ooporns md at Isiuf lor All,
T6 and IS Jefferson street @
~ laskets Champaign wine 30 boxes 81 Estrp Cl,r
Of, on hand At 10 and ~ Jefferson street '
10y Bqls oi every variety oi Nrquu, Tobacco, .u.t
received az 70 and Is 'eilersOn street, ~
Wn'1 chests dnpoWdcf, Imperial and Young h,
son Teas 20 half do Hlacb do for snle nj IA snJ e.
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Mrs. A. called and got one dollars worth ol
NINE CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.


Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth OF
NINE CENT SUGAR, AT MINICKs.
The incest kind,
Mrs. b. got one dollar's worth OF the nices KIN
.., TEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINtCK's
Mg-. o. got one dollars worth Of the choicest auai
ELEVBN CENT sUGAR,BAT MINIOKs
MrB says that he got the best qtaliiyof green
RIO oOFFEB An. J. a. aiINICK,s,
nhhihs ever drank, and Mrs. b says ihe sot ths Tin.
.e'fNtit ..-l--HI. Hll auaaH boa l.HH tl
.i su GREEN TEA AT j., "A. MlNICK's.
While every body calls geis some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR slRuP, AT j. a, MINICK.
Mr., NJ says lie purchased half barrel OF
a. WHITE FISH AT j. 4 MINIoK's,
Decidedly the best he ever lised While the supply o
no. iMAcKERE1s Ar j. A. MIsIoKS.
Both for size and quality cannot be exceled IN his mr.
any other market. y .tiHsl siaA u8llaI|
d he invites alIt2 call at hs esish .hment andu
pect his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT, .sl
UuFFEEs AMI rEks
- ''A.e 'Dpl.e 'H SUGAR OF ALb KINDS
Andthe lsreestRhH best variety OF Groceries Ia g-,,
"a NE city, HIS lafgo estalliHhnent 10 on the
CORNER Of Market and Jefferson sts.
war21y. sa .,l..
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81 an BOOK MANUFACT0RY,
The Old Established Binder,
THOS. W. ODELI

THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET ,,vl.s
THE UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICL,
MANUFACTURES ali kinds Of BLANK BobKst,,
vi County oiiees, Banks, Raj Road Ofices liu-
ness Men, and others His work oompnses : y,,f,
style, hoin - cents UP 70 81 50psr duire
Best No Laid or Wove paper nsed on Blask WORK,
MaglAlnesi Periodicals., &c. 6c., iound IN any 81, 4,
desired pa plan or gilt aud having the tools Sc lar.
meriy used by Morts, and by Clenuct he Is brelsr
10 match all volumes bound by them. IT'.
old Books reht pnd, and made TO look better than
Music bound IN any style desired, and paqai a con
yemence never before oreIed here with nllsiu llnd
So HIS PACING MACHINE is the only one ln iI
0liy and ls one Of The most important Inventor e.
the prossht LAY, Twill eoaurately page and nun o
Books, Cheeks pritsi lIailTnad BoOks and t,per-
and any and oi Blanks hs hl5A as fsa tAousal,d
4. W. o. also pays yery particular attention 4, nr,
pauRg Nl iindH OF Bt0lAs with Pintoa Hsais- Raii.
hoad and other Wotk requiring Deafness, and dlsnate
a. Having recently greatly added 10 his airesd,
the public. F
ss- lie refers 20 the County oiHoes Of Honteor,,r,
fIebe, barke, and 20 the varions BANKS Railrosi
ofees' 8e,,ln the Manu- Valley, tor specimens Of his
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.uLaEg InaLLEl a YOUNe,s
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THE BEST In THE MARKET.
ROBERT OGDEN,

JEFFERSON ST., TWO DOORS BELOW MARKET,
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Apparatus ever Invented he puts them up IN the
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Every one whoias used them testify to their superior
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The subscriber would say that no has also, large
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and Plumbing material which he will put up onluT
IN the best manner at the lowest priced.
Gall and examine. ROBERT OGDEN,
de6 Jefferson, two doors below Market.
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