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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-07

the afternoon at 1862 lol14, ISL, ~ Il and l62, and
closed at FIVE p. M. at about 1862. Exchange was
very inactive, the mail having closed before bust
ness hours rates for bankers bills l66 l67.
Merchants report great stagnation in general
merchandise.
Stocks opened better this morning, and at the
morning session there was a general improvement
In the leading shares. Erie rose Il, Central u,
Erie preferred q, Michigan Central 4, Southern
old a, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1 Rock Island 4
Terre Haute r. Pacific Mail fell of ~, Toledo
y. and Northwestern 4. Harlem steady;
the preferred rose Il per cent Governments
were barely steady. The tone Of the market was
strong, Notwithstanding the depressing effect Of
the bad weather. which always affects speculative
business. At the one p. ii. call the attendance
was small and the business limted prices were
about the same az in the morning. In the after
noon the market was lower, seemingly without
cause. The bears are beginning TO move again
with their options, and some stocks-such as
Pittsburg-are severely attacked. At the second
board prices were uniformly lower with the
single exception OF Harlem, which was firm.
Erie sold down 70 S41I, Pttsburg to SO, Southern
old TO 81, New York Central TO lls, and so on.
After the adjournment the market improved again.
and at the four p. NJ. call prices were higher and
the tone better, though the business done was
limited. The closing prices at five p. NJ were az
folIr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-07

The following is a statement OF the exports Of
treaGsiGfs from tie United States 20 Great Br-
tain and lre land sinee lst Of September, lso2:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-07

On the London Stock Exchange money ~ p.cnti-
ful, and almost any amount can be obtained AT ~
per cent. .n
The following are he rates Of discount on the
principal exchanges Of the continent Of Europe-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-07
Honor the Brave.
10 IuK IDIToR or THs HERALD.

take The Iiberty o. calling your attention 70 . sub
scripton which anoat for the relief n the wdcv
OF the pilot Of The tsco which vessel run the
blockade st Washington, ". C., carrying renorcemenis
and supplies 70 the garrison. General Foster pro
nounccd THIS feat az one o. the m'rt daring and successful
record Mr. Pedrck the pilot, selected 10 carry
tho vessel through ~ being The meat loyal and comre
tent In the department He took The boat up
return. when within three hundred yards battery
lst his life, being shot down a. his poet The boat
struck some nifty times. Pedrick leaves q wife and
child poor circumstances Any subscrirt,on for rhe
recf of the vidowof truly brave man Who kas done
service OF nestimAblc value 10 BIS ccnntry-wll
vll BE- received by Geo w. Bunt wat~r street os The
Pilot Commissonefs, Of South and Pine streets
A w SHAW. Nleaunnr Lsrori
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-07

Mn AID MSS Y. " Cos wSv, rw Ac-oes puops
Poi5tE tocErIbe nexi ease introduced wss ose which
feemed 70 excite great deal az among The bsar
cal rrmessp reneraly. NJ and hrs v p. Conway were
nsxt prescrted charge u taxing carry ns "a and de
iac the property q Martin 0oden These parties berg
70 the thcAricAl profession this cay II appea thai
Peep o. Day y neudug he music belonging 10 tbs play
Mr.. Golden bad book coctanlng the sams comp.
vhcb vas found 81 the Louisville Hotel and vbtb pos
bod several leaves torn % cut from H. suppoeed 70 b.
doe b. ~ or Mr. ocnvy. The book = ne psotsrly
o Mr. Golden Ins nsse Va eot cot ~ ~. HHsrs, Al
qnsred v give eioo ball 70 ansvss = Rl<saSrt bsfore
- ssssA Say ne 49,: - q: tssnq ~ sSSey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-07

The Recc p1l0m and Speech 81 General
Wool In Bridge port. Conn.

Xn0 kSoeeU9 ana 0peccM II 0emeT ~
Wool In Bridgep port, Conn.
From the Bridgeport Conn standard, March 1el
After public meeting ct The Court House yesterday
afternoon and brief inspection OF the coast adjacent 70
the CITY, General Wool and party the sserlng
Hotel. A. hapast Ave O'Clock the proposed entertain
nss Frank Howe Cannon. q General wOols staf.
present, with Colonies hatthewson Bond OF the
sssm o. governor Buckingham
dltabe 70 our host Of the Sterling Hotel After had re-
ceyed proper attention Mayor Sterling made very appro
the company were assembled the part which city had
akeA IN the the which II had evinced It's
the report received Of their good conduct He further
spoke Of the and its protecting the
t0I @ S S ne
had spent in the Of his country and concluded BY
Offering sentiment In honor Of General Wool This was
General Wool replied in nearly The following words;
Mr.. MAYOR AND GKsrIEnKS-l am profoundly grateful
for the honor you have done true, as his Honor
more than fty years. II has been my endeavor 70 DO
my duty honestly and diligently. and 70 uphold and de-
perity Of our benehceut government. (Appause.j ]
have been SO entirely Union man that could as well
natural attachment 70 my native State Cheers. am
not speech maker; am not politician. have no
but my countrys integrity her unity and greatness
am simply an old loyal soldier, and such will say
you few plain Words Ny sole object IN visiting your
bors. with Wow 70 recommend 70 government such
military works as would defend your cities and towns
from invasion You have not felt the effects OF this war
desolaton has visited your Shores cpcmys foot
has trodden your SOIL All your industry has been most
probably unprecedented never more so and II you
ndomi.able aiming this Union yoar prospect
ty viii not be interrupted. This Infamous rebellion was
thrust upon the country by the SOUTH without
justification The SOUTH after railing the government for
more than seventy years violates the first principles OF
government by'ovorturnng tho decs the ballot
box sczing forts, arsenals arms and launching
con ederacy with bass Of slavery and system OF
ar'siocracy The NORTH relying on their strength and IN
noceIce Of offence 10 the so, unprcpared We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-07

line the second time ned through the corn and INTO
the woods. cannot tell how lew OF General Iartsus
brigade we're left when the work done bot il
was done. There was no more fx1ant and do
termned fighting 10 all this desperate day
General Harsun was very severely wounded but I do
believe he counted mis- successtoo dearly purchased
tured the iiium-one Of the bones of the pelvs THIS
wound has rendered. him unit tor ned service ever since
The hall received here also remains "a his body yet lie
member Of board for revising the army reyu.
htions and Rules and Articles 81 War
This ooer " eth mis- youth ~ VII be from the
Above record Modest and unassumng, cd Gated aud
accomplished solder, noble and ehivarc gentleman
wise and brave man. and. above all, nj tab
dent friend q progress liberty and tho unon he pre-
SCENTS that rare combination a. elements which, the
conviction OF every one, sttuies the true military
chief and representative man Of tue hour We viii
hope that the country 10 full possessDD 81 knowledge
Of his qualifications and distinguished services viii I'M
pede that proverbal rebuke upon IFS stupidity and
Of perception, that when man gets what he merits
inertia what be gets soundcth strange, even 40 story
oENERAL HARrsuFS's srArp.
The ofncers who compose the star o. MAJOR General
Harsnn are
MAJOR Drake, Lieut. samuel A. Rnsssll.
Captain Brown, Lieutenant Howard.
The above ofnccrs noted for their elsiency and
bravery, having served In several battles Of the PENN
sna casspaiRn and nj Aniistam Lieutenant Russe also
served with distinction 10 New Mexico, under Genera
Candy. General bArs1n has therefore, been very for
t1paie IN the selection Of many valuable star ocsry
IrrpQsxyu o. rss fup~os Rrvra NAussnnr -Tbs
work Or the Improvement Of navigation under the
ate appropriation o 500 600 By the fsssIasare vl
Troy 10 New Baltimore. win be commecced az Ccey
mans There WIN BE- dredgiag ard dykng at that piscs
and al Castison Ths baaaSSs II me eisnnel VIII BE-
sss,,nss hroSaSoas ne ssm.sr WA WI ~ = ~ ~
amount q the sptroJr alton. wm ~ Deosnnsy,
believed 70 Obtain tzc go nSrs bsvs ~ WON % b
pnvb&sa. a9 n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-03
What they think Of Tutfle.

The following extract from a letter. from
member of the I'd Iowa Infantry, is an
other straw" showing the sentiment OF
the army:
while lamenting that our beautiful
State is infested with such base mlscreants
(Copperhead Democrats) another calamity
falls upon us. Gen. Tuttle has given them
his hand to be their COMMANDMENT Chief.
The hero of Ft. Donelson-he who was first
to advance, and last to fall back at Shiloh
he who was ever at his post at Vicksburg
has forgotten the duty he owes to his
country and his old regiment, (the I'd Iowa
Infantry) Can he say now what he said
on the night of the 10th of Feb, 1862? He
might say, but could men realize it. Twas
told by a Captain Of the 7th Iowa, that, on
that night he laid his hand on Gen. Lau-
mans shoulder and said: "Lauman, / have
got good boys-yes, ID bully boys, and
If tomorrow, should tell them was GO
ing to make a charge on the northwest
corner of hell, every boy would follow me.'
wonder if he thinks they will follow him
in the charge he has promised to make for
the Copperheads of Iowa? This I can an
swer for him-they will not. He has taken
the wrong field for the Iowa I'd.
The Democrats of the I'd Iowa, are Al war
Democrats-au Chion-loving DeInocrats,
and denounce the step General Tuttle has
think now that it was for popu-
larity and money that he entered the SER
vice Of the United States. a.
Bancroft is at Newport, engaged in put
ting the finishing touches to the final vol
ume of his History of the United States.'
1t has already been stated that he does rot
design bringing the history later than the
and recognition of the Inde-
pendence of the United States. To bring it
later than this would compel him to pass
Judgment on the acts and motives of men
yet living.
1t seems to be decided that the Princess
Helena is to marry the King of Greece
Queen Victoria has been at Coburg arran-
ging it,
, 1863-10-20

ST. loC1s, June 10, 1sc3.
j, Il B1oop, ESQ agent: 1 have been ah1lcte1 for
several years with lheamat,sp and short ume since
Gont aid Neuralgia s5eeinc." and It aIors no much
satsfachou 60 ri TINT more relief from
aAVc no doubt to tie eiiracy Of the medicine for
tie above diseAses, and would tsose Attic
led to try It. Yours. &c. ]. II. IsOBERT3.
, 1863-10-20
tor the arn1p.
RECRUITS FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $402 Bounty
and Premium.
All other Recruits, 1902 Bounty
and Premium,

Al abe-ho.itd s2cn. netE een tho akes ot Et2hteaR
EstFo s1d h4ye Rtr I'd fcr not leae than nnd monSA4
y. dee:rtd vF1ERAE yUa.CNTKEk9. 4td ~ s1cA
VIII ent4e0 70 fecst7e pEA tn pAy II A6YAAe
aao non1ty .Ea pssmiun Of $lk1
TO IL ctter E:c.u'.s tor Ole kcZtm e.ts not Ycte-
Tafs en- q M 1} r. at.s=ea aad bounty aad
Eachseesuf: viii b. 1t owyd to SELECT ruR RXaI.
kEkT WHICH 10 pre1e = 70 Join. AID Vi. b rau&-
tart 1as The Regiment OF ~ rhcir~
All Who ieh Is Jotc ary Of thu e~l'Aa: n-x1maaas
rev ta the deld ard 10 1eoeTo the uauaiaa.ns booM-
ties ctfe1e by tho Government. can haTe tia petyt-
Ike By calling 1t tho HtAddoa1tess Of:
Cant WILLIAM JAXE5, P-pYust Marshal Of t1A
lst Etsf:!c. At&HICAGO.
Capt. AMOS B. Cu,S. FEoToSf AAfahA Ct tae M
DtAtr1k 1t AAREEGft
Cart JOHNy EueTACE. Provost A4SshA o1 ~
SD District. At MON
Ctys jI4as II. ALLAN. Proyo4t Marshal ct Tie
ceos aRHI LcNGwoR7H. Provost Marshal u ~
9Th Des.tcr- At J0LiET, ~.
tic. 1t pANS LILLE ~.
Stet. Isaac SITS; Provoss NAzsaal of sss ~
Dlt,lct a.SpI:TNGFlELD 4.
9th District 1t MT sTnAlSG-
I,ePt WlLLlsA rRY; Pe9yoss AAzsaa1 Of III
,,Geset: A1E III KE!S Khan .PIoros: hasanA OF ID
Csat 1EORak aHRorF. Provost Marshal o< Ia
Cas-. Is tAc \. PHiLLIPs. P.ovost Aarshal II
tho 18Th District. as CAIRO.
, 1863-10-20
0FTICE OF DEPOT QUAR-

LI.-A
6enaed P,0potals viii b. received thtg ealeA unt
FfIgAT: the "a int ~ y II for snp7 }.ec Wood
th;caco. Ofcet IN The c4ry, sroops at Camp po1gst
CT u the vicinity tf Chicago. fog tte ptotod OF x
Hchfb4 from a1n AtteF the art dhy OF November
nex1
ktrle OF Hickory Delivered, pllet an3 Inspected At
tuch p!sce the ctcer directing tie selive:y snail
tcJullE.
Tbs c:si to To o. tho 1rst q7alty Ct 1Tixois Goal
Eee frcm tft tust DC. AIt dauvef =: s1ch p'essi
12d in such QuAnae& As nAy be required Ertject In
III c9ees 10 11t t4eCtion-
Each Lid III et b. kccoupauyeo By the written xust
kotee cf two Known ana fespct dbl: pe!sonf cblcAt
IT tc enter nto n q wig the prop3te:
provided tic ccntrHc1 II awarded to bin.
Bitde1I muss be present aId dE1!fy ther steept
snce q she time opest1G ths proposals ot sasss
TWO o. McIs BIDS t:o4 *are parties Fill insure tia
1rttCuon Of FL suC1 bids,
fS1meuts viii Re upAae monthly upon presentation
Of inspectors certificate. aecoMp2n1ed By tho receipt
OF The cEcer recflslr ( the fdal.
All inform IT bitR:E.n BE- re&ecss &
.P1opas4ls TO be enclosed IN s3aled eaTe,npe and
Carl aad I. g II. q. E. Army. Chicago. n
, 1863-10-20
MEN OF ILLINOIS !

Tou sse sgasn ramuoned 70 rally a=ozad the
psu1sG1m hss 1isae,to Eoro Ia.n. squslied
aytU e.n Of yons to1nG3: Imneat'hso!n lassEe y eas
brethren IL sdJ in Ito ned NO oshes state ma -
proud record The rcoa log s RIO 1uX 80 sts<KE.
stalx11t sons of the Rspubltc. Ataw owt moro s1&
T1suon diea Tbs snals nesE: .fou. country sxAt9
the battie sclr1td hnrcs3 Who on 1und.sa K'ostoxs
} n.:s "a A. 1as ss@e e Of s ST. 1sas
wita Hbera,ty xo:tny sko Of hr r tor
10 vim yat noTe d. dnzin2 Ienown Inolaaas! 70 tae
relh sEan y hus,s1sda md thnaasnca a1d asass =
eect esco 10 th dust forever 30. tyinx Or DYING.
akh1 this Commonwealth and tbs Reouhllc oseA4 Jon.
LAAK3 0AEE4-
Lieut. Co!oue! Ath q. s. Cavalry.
GELS ea19 3m A.A Pro. Mar. Gan Ill.
, 1863-10-20
The Battle Of Bristow
Station.
4 DECIDED UNION VICTORY.
Correspondence Of the n. +. Herald.1
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE POTOMAC,
In THE FIELD, Oct. 1S, 1863.

IL l.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToMAc,l
In TIE FIELD, Oct. L. 1863.
Yesterday was glorious day for the Army
Of the Potomac, and especially for the Second
Corps thereof, who sustained the brunt Of
one of the Gcrcest ons1aughts which has char-
acte1izea the attacks made BY the rebe1s since
the inauguration Of the war
TIE GREAT F10Hr At BR1sTow STATION.
In the afternoon the Second corps had been
assigned the arduous duty of guarding the
rear OF the army, and on the morning Of
Wedenesday, at daylight, took up its line OF
march in the following order:-Gen. Hayes'
Third Div1sion leading, followed by the First
division, Gen. Caldwell, tho rear being brought
up by Gen. Webb's Second diyislon..
CHANGE or FRONT.
On reaching point near The railroad, some
three mica vest OF Btf6taW, the Second divi-
slon- took the lead, followed by the Third,
they marched to Bristow, on the south side Of
the track Of the Orange and Alexandria Ral:
road, with f1ankers well ont On both sides, and
sk1rmishers deployed.
About half past twelve o'clock the advance
Of the Cd Corps General Webb's diyision>
out towards Broad Run. The rear Of the 5th
Corps was just crossing Broad Run BY the
northmost.. road, when, Is suddenly as Light
ming and Is: astonIshipgly as s thuuderbolt
from clear sky, boom, boom, boom, came
baif dozen discharges of artillery, not hun
dred yards array. ltwas the enemy emerging
from the woods rorth OF the 1ai1road By IN
obscure road, and firing upon the rear Of the
5tA Corps. A few shells from the rebel bat
tery killed four Of the Pennsylvania Reserves
and wounded eight Others before they could
be got over the run to place Of safety On
the eastern Rhore. Then = line Of rebel kkir-
mishers appeared, ,cresting the hill on the
north Of the track and running obliquely
from the road to the upper crossing CT Broad
Run.
GEN. TARREH's MILITARY SKILL.
Gen. Warren Immediately formed bis plans,
and right beautifully were they carried out
Gen. Nebb's division WAS thrown forward
alorg the line Of the south side Of the rail-
road, with his right resting On Broad Ran
aud bis LETT at the wagon road. Gen. Ha5es'
division WAS marched by the flank and took
position to the left Of Webb, while Caldwell
faced tue railroad and awaited action.
-: TEE ARTILLERY.
A section Of Browns battery, Co. 4, First
Rhode Island artillery, Was thrown across
Broad run and put in poeition In the open
field where 1t could taco tho enemy and emf
1ade bis skirmishers, the remainder being
placed on The hill Just west Of the run and
bearing directly upon the massing enemy.
on the hull to the northwest Of Brown Was
Arnola's famous bsttery-the same which at
Gettysburg did auch terrible execution among
the rebel tntantry. Then there were other
| batteries; but their naueA could not learn !;
, 1863-10-20

fure ca sor Cata.r1 Or Cu,3 il tho tcAn. Il IS
eAs!er TO cure CArAALn t"sr UostCxrI1o5 Xhe
symptoms q CAtAs1h At nrAI are vary ak ht feffohs
dpo tle3 have cod ard hkve 1-cQu a,t+ckA ~
more ecpsAttve 10 tho changes OF tenrt 1aa
ief aad adhtete ~ tae drocse oss1 gfs Ss
iptu the lu1 oat ina Ia h3wA "a or cAnEhsd OF 1Ae
brsAth becomes onersvu II may de.t OF the sease
Iteu cdy roo. Sent by express. 0tncn 1s1 So9th
Clark street tur stslrn Aoortes o.. p Il 6EELIE.
Pot O1rce Boz &S5l Chicago, III no1d By III d. oE-
etAfH Qc6-nt53 In TH&6A
, 1863-10-20
PREPARED BY
ALEXANDER LEITCH.
CH E M 9 T,
corner Of Fourth and olive Streets,
st. Louis.

ALEX, LK1Tcu having sold h1s entra right in Ls1!e
nand's rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia s3cclac,is 1t
will herenftcr be prepared oS1Y by JNO. H. BLOOD.
sole.Agcnt. Office, No. 2; Nort1 Firth, one door
North of Chesnut street. This valuable Medicine viii
be placed sale soon possible IN all the pr1nc
pal Drug Stores IN every city and town IN the United
States. JN0. II, BLOOD. Agent,
Once No. - Fifth door North Of Chestnut street,
st. Louis, Mo.
ST. IoC1s. June 10, 1ses
several years viii and short d@s s!ace ace
a ao FL %s
ssas saaet ap sy q ssx
M e. sne would
Br.Lou1s, June Il. 1850,
MI. Jso. A., BLOOD; Ageat q Lsl:e4ands Rhe4mz.
have nevtr iouad nny remedy iaas carrie: y Hnea
Ii ii tas tae eases wassa ns7a used il.
DR.. g. II. PHILLIPS.
ST. Louis. Aug. q. 1858.
tS'a 81 s;s1k ss
tuany conhped los Woh ths to her bed. p5ocureds
1S''!s ista!s - ises
con1ecnt ttat eEnsneE bottle viii entirely Ieis7e hsF
over seventy -aYe years Of age LEWIS Y. BoG9.
s.. LOFTS, sses: !. 1853.
usct ron Rssumsiisn. and hs;e tIied si1o,t eyery
Ling Ri!hcut Ut mill ny F., sic!an resom~saded
hsPsy U; ~ cured ne completely. eaa cseei-
seus'' SAMUEL HALE,
Boot and Shes sfanuisct1 ars. S. N Foa7Sh a.,
St, 1ouas. Missouri.
ST. Louis, Sept .ls63-
ME- BLoopTDssI sir; 5eGennE na1 ~, Fefy r.
Eas smost eaa see III Gs. vi
eoaasnasa q ne "a assa eas 6ettls Thisa 5sne;
ftted ne 50 m1Sa @ tnau & mi II cnndence ~
pe1naaeas 92 ss'a 9ssos sa!s e. J JA%Es 4 KEksH1M
EnGsasel' run ano 4o' ''4ee'' - LOUIS"
s.. LOUIS. srpt II, 1858.
5s 1s ST. r. ans IT,
81 s5sS & aa sa%ss
uPaia9 uPti9 ~ y aossof savssa : Las:n ,aIs
iSssa Tss sestiass% qs!!i assd
used second bottle and an noW as xe!i @ as eTcr
VAS !hsys gEsat tai u g2of IT T. ant
meua aA 9aeunA''s p"'4eA"' =: + II 1foAIpEyE
Merchant Tailor, No. So OllYe it, St. Louis, No.
,n1 rroop-Dear Sir: Hayin. been afflicted
,jth ia matiSm eorne thirteen years have useI al
oat ever meaicne that has been offered to tne pub
ne hut ali have failed 70 px9duse PeEmsoe%2s e Gpre
tmes 9 q ana tef or
prompted to ny botte Of yo1f )" "Lal1eu'anda spe.
einc.' and found very feadF Ieust <.o e.,
eireaIy rroiueed feel con1 ient taata continuation
, 1863-10-20
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

Conta,n,nE pcarly 800 gea sud 1s9 me P1ftes md
HDErhytrEs d xn6 ADs1oE.y OF tbs eeIltt OE&Is In
st11e Of Health and DteAse. With Tftstfs: IN Self
Abnse. it, Qtp,oEsble colseq1ezcat upoa tos Mind
only Tatoral and successful mode Of ccre = sacRn
hF the report Of ct:et treated fruitful adviser to
tho married. ard these c"LteMp1attE 'rsREe who
ente,ta:n doub:s Of tlt,F physical co1d ton: Sent
se Of pt*tAEe 70 aty sccttas On rccect Of y. ceGt1
r. etAmt* o. ppb'At currency hy Addressing DE- La
CRf1N: No 81 NAiaeu Laue. albany. H. 7.
, 1863-10-20
4 VALUABLE MILL PROP.
D0E GaTu

Embracing four story 4tore Eoos1nE MIL, contain.
lrE four xuu Of ktone. o1e Double Gnes1 Ae5cb&:11
Bot Aod tEo single eu1ton. 90. w1th superior clean
Ing Wo1EI, ARD App1fienxtcss of txtt class rnil-
The MIL u loc.ied It New Milford cn the ElAhW1u.
s Mvef. et1 miles south Of Rockford The supply
erch nilla. ~ " ~
o5 iand. dwelling tcseEelt ncuErs store b3t,dirE
TSs Iii r., ssp ho;,S ban 1,1es &C
Lae anas ~ tna other p1ope!ty dered tce Tor the
Eaoe: u ~: LOT the NIL sd Tz:e1 ooH Her xt6 o.
Dent no petter plkcs caa be ford Tor fecas1 stosf
10o oeac O. estfle acd 80 logs bo bought Hiih
Aed1esa {. B. IOHFsON. Esv Milford, W,rnsoaeo
Chicago. eel5-1SS}1Gt
, 1863-10-20
TTOTIOWAY's Pills Much

IL Truth In 4 small COMPASS. DkHAsdHkHT or
1uK Exc kAcu AND tows1s. rev peorla Arc coaFe1.
that 1he stomach With tpe eFe41c Julcsa the ssc!e
to Of tic liver anu TIC action Of the lunEs ~ tn
nenee ihs great neeesst, tor p1sser1nE ths .:oteh
yet been 0scovrYed mort ef1rc for ttlt t1sn Hal
Io.e. fan ous pt. Ehlca act directly on he e:oIa.
Ind Ketttot, coe3tFenese. Ana k1l co7seqaeNt coE-
plal1ts httokcbe, prs EEd t.u!y thc'o te no Hedt
fcAulte Qce9o5seiW
, 1863-10-20
TRS- HTrNTER AND Won

1 t1AUs ~ 4A4f 0AN
~ HArEN treat all Chronic Diseases. sneh a
EoltACoagne Comm Ept'oI As.ntn4 Ut Lun&1 Hea1s,
6tQNAcl 6tuucg1 GlAddeT A1c LIE Bowels, OTE?eps6.
pa!rhe& DyseutsFyt Gout. Knen nauem. pksayEs. atp
U.sesse Etlte el.EH sae ~ c9taplsints of woHeu
Fearing apd Baking soundA pr. aunte1 Il he on2s
EEnSESESEE1afa4 ESESSE ~ GIN SORES OR UlCgk1, TUAERA
VEINS. FILES AED F1STULA
tnis tcr centa Tor j. SPEEDY Asswer- D1s. JAMES
Hunter CT vGN BADEN. Box Gus: Hours rou :
Ess-h11n EhicApn Uupoia te25 z647-iy
, 1863-10-20
ThTR DVEf HAIR DYE{j

&-S 311IA IL L. A3AAAk ~ - .
i HATChNLOEb celebrated HAIR DYE u 1H1
Yn- N TnK EoH,.D. The onlY h Ehl ~, TEpK ant
fn;feci-caa3Fes Red. ufsy Or Grey aa!t lnsssntsy
70 GLoseY EL.cE SaTuKtL I nnoEN: T!taoui 1t: II.
so and Beaut1! = paI's 1.fsa ri.aiit{ frs9osafy
y pr1hae and tsaa r. y ssef
BA1m1Lok III o.he.s a-e CA lattattons Ane sbouId
~ ATottet Bold By ali DGuEEkt2. &c fAttotT- III
Eertlkx street. New York 1S3 E:9sN
, 1863-10-20
TINE HORSES,
At TIE PHEN1X STABLES,
nornsr of State md Adams Streets.

Am some FIFTY head OF FINE HOE5Ka,. CON,
nT1s,rg Matched CG!tsga Ho!ae1, AA::hed Koadstets
Esg R9se1ts.s esdas Rorse: &C.: Fa{ (. h1f.
nnsst sas %sst aso eqs 6oa T. 1no
Iii do Eelt 10 exA,Dina this stock.
oci5 psS71 1WuhW WM. PATRICK. Proprietor.
, 1863-10-20

4 DR.. W1TF1ELD*b
VEGETABLE FILLS,
fra wsrz.pted cer1tln cute for E16TULA. BLIND
uR ELEEDlNG PILES.
We would caution FL who ore victims to t.Is ci4-
s9eaAinE compliant 2ya1d the OF txtesnAl App1
rauons teeY reeut Only IL asEra.an9 The dlae.te
Dr.. EITtIE1.DB remedy .Euoyda the EAuse Of toe
&lsoase anf edec.e permanent cue:
THIS Is No QUA MEDlClEH.
Theet F1 have been tried for the lAAt eeVto yeAft
4nd ID no u stance havc they failed to cure
]. YOUNG, 6ole propr1etc1,
&S1 Broadway. Il. Z.
.sr1 nj He9-t5ttt3n
, 1863-10-20
Every Horse Owner

shrutd have this remedy At hand 70: IL timely I'M -
IA f-st anne aTaoco Of LAtuess will e6ectua1y pzo
thoss formidable 70 which Al horses At3
,labie. snd wnica render 10 maaJ Otherwise valuable
nynr four hondTed voluntary Testimonials 70 *ha
xonderful Curative properties Of this Linln ent bAv4
he+n reCetyed within tho last yHAr1 and EoAny II
tt:fra Eoc2 pe.Ycns u tho highest ranka Of ute.
CAUTION.
TO svc'd Imposition Observe the stgnsta7e andLMn.
ness OF DR.. Stephen BHeet on cyNJ LABEL. AAn 49,
"StepteK SEeet'a IelAinbla Lnlueus" nioNa aa -
glass OF each bottle, without which mona aSo 3aaa
RICHARDSON d CO..
Role Proprietor, NoTs1ea. ~
For b&aa By LORD / 8Alrn. aSosrM s - des;eas
Agau7, y Lska at1ent. ChlcASo' n,sx - ,ta8eoT.iS
SyeIJNhern. -