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, 1863-07-12

4 ! HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PER.
SASl>T CLEH.--so e occuna-ons Of life ptcdis
se 10 costivens.t especially taase witch al!ow but
NaD OF body uunrr bu' cscu Instances might ol,ss1
J" Aev:d by Changing I. cir sedeatlry e1np!oE
eStt+ 1or ofhetf OF -nnee scse k4d hui this Is by
r.. EtaTt ceTaiu, HahttaAl constipation Is very
ta.abiy aEEtxvate IT, Sihlag be % orc iLjuE11ns
.1kl the rontirucI USE Of GtrnHg arctcnts They ii
In irrate. aud nha = amos. parayze tile boTt1f-
staitit nrdiclnet have 10 "a -ct upon them mid
frsntdy and comb III tue hkrpe-f nroooFtinn
2, Y ese e. !nGTedrehts ;re 1s iuand IN aosfErfEES
s:a:e. the ~Aole to:ert 81 canal While qu:c:iy e
Llntl from It's convu,utioLs Au lupetlnacuts 70 4
r, c IsHsEe tnro.Eh ten. No mere rnrgs1ve has
xss hp. lt-% b, dttnruiaacd medical men have been
cured IL Il frW w ext BY the Ittte-s To thoee who
Rave I'D at the tneocl,te NJ tie dispersarr In yen
Mr s~y 'Ey t:t if.+ si-ibic st.u7snt And apericrf
e tnt G nss9uctce 81 red :L1ary hahia- HOsrEC.
3ER hifTERs. b. tuprlyl'E r. tue rigor which would
1tr be derived from e1Tciea, viii MI c1ses
;slIt the hy.teu T. perinrn 's excretory FUNCTIONS
o:r kl..~Ancef for + tx tterent In a1nie cese,
:t n" Ioom hlftoSt e'louuttne to despalrtu Others
thit' sHtqncutlS t"e ncco.npanineate Of tho dis
y IT. t:L+e violations feu nxEe heroic effort con.
Cur! I'm ISL 1Dr the Hanr Of jukt snch st1mn-
tk' ARD corrective rs the Hie a" affora. II the true
3a'c1 OF wntnAns constitution were htitce epprrca-
ssd would he seen tra no bane Attaches to ner Tor
t:.e alterations. but that, the contrary, they
r va eudcr Ecs tic object Of teadeE eynp-thy aaa
= 10: de- care.
loa?27 TEK,s CELEBRATED EDsToHACH 6ITTEGs,
Hosri T1ER SMITH. psstsburr. Pa.
Fc:S ~ al druEEt-ts aod fanny groce1
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prupusaia


~ e,STo p1HAK1HHST o. 9E4E1,l
rat,ca r. ,srsnv s;' s;rI;Eaxik1p: M June q. 1sSs
cETEd t61s department until Saturday the S5th ds
9f Juy next, at = O'Clock y. for distributing i'd
Se1es i fse e md a other docnneaa seqatetd
stt~+ ee ~ sa;u9 TO be d!strbutedla
eais must generally be marie. Proposals vii also ia
coDfldeEtd for tbs vi ole State.
should specify tte sum for eac ,st,fct r.,
He1ch such laws Jousna etc. viii be distri6uted ,r
II for the wtola State the sum must ba n n1mad w
Tbs Laws Journals etc, vii Be- required to 6a tatsn
ron, sprtr9neld as soca a. ready for de,iysrV. nf
which hotce VII BE- given In conVeysacss ~ Ih.r ~
aater to protect them from ir1ry On sccoount ar
, 1863-07-12

Walter Andrcas Williams Ole Wiletts Job E ]
Watkins L colW illiams DarfsF White Wm capt
Weed G Williams G N Wright Wm n ,
warren Owen Whitman ChAsHWright PC
Malker Otis III Wtneman PaEkerWood Chas
Wnsn WWsntworth r. G WM9yndsr 7S9 Chas Woodruff Az
Ms!!aee @.9a Lwi5'is IS Richard Wood Weca aeo
Warren s B Wi1mot Robt Wright John J
Webster 0C Mynans RansomW o1worth JR
WebstsF %eSstsF geoe Wsaa s Mood Era
Warren Du1ley WillsJas Woodward Jasr.
Wells Thos Wilde Geo " Woodruff Wm
ga Waae John White Thos E Wright rev mr
~a1'aes1ohn Willis GO P Woodafd1K
Young NC TouFrancis Yates Vim
Initials.
Matron OF the Soldiers Home. Merchants Ins,
So-.. Chicago Law Institute Saratora Emnfro
sPflnsa Co. Mr. J. D.. To the Board Of Mina-
gers o. The Ladles' Home Mission Of Chicago-..
ageIt OF Columbian Ins. Co. To 20 Lake St 80.
n No stafs 1a sost st Gardsp City Steam
Proprietor Of No rs Randolph st. Farmers
Useful Invention, II State st. w. ia the
Trustees Of Second Reformed Dutch Church. b...s
y. y. Go; ! 2s5 A Lake ST.. Nv. B. F.-..M TT.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
afix three cent stamp.
p odlce open from lat OF April to list Of No
yember, from q: N. till s p, N. From November
1st till april Let. from a. m. till D. N. aud on
Sundays from $50 q. m till 1015 am '-''1 ~
4x11 Il. 6CRIPPs, PM.
, 1863-07-12

; I8lf0tt EIafE ~ mr8
Get Mary mics 2
Terries Maria c mrs
Tea11 Sartfi M mrs
Terry 6usAn mics
Ttlnpl"ton Bell miss
Jhra1l William a mst
TEurber Ltbhie miss
, 1863-07-12
Ergal Nnt1lta.

ESTATE OF ORSON SMITH.
D'et:a,cd notice ia hereby given to Al
s',os Ss,n tkyirs ] ea,ns Aae dsa d agsns tue
iGtlc:s"1 and scttler'ent al re,-n;se tsrm ~ tse
e 'nnt5 Cou't Of ':.ol t:annty Is be holden Il Tie
<i4S Ct August. lt 1eirR dc i;to DIV tSe1rnf 10Y
hsEsErif 1l:sds sni iifTMMtru. TMi Adalatarntors.
{? .cuEo, July1, lb3. fy3-raa e.
, 1863-07-12
LADIES' LIST.

Remaining C1callsd for in the Chicago Post
OfGce,
, 1863-07-12
agpartsltrst}i4.

~OPARTN ERSHIP-T6o
~ dc.t1suef hAve ttiR dsy formed I ea,r.rs 1u
fer he transaction ofA gener4! Commssi1n hnsraait
der tie nrn name OF HOWE . R0BKIEE nH1th nuHTsheaa =
south Water street., Chicago. LII ~11ee'12
&. tcAeo Gty 1sk l1k1. SAMUEL HOWE
my. Z V, R0RBINE
, 1863-07-12

NJ OTl C g .-Madame Audrews
lN C1xt-7cyAnt from Boston, NaAa. cAn b4 oons
sullEdAt
~ SOUTH MONROE STREET,
clur,oysnt e1amtrat1ons enc dollar sha Also tegls
lie Past Present ann Future. Te1na ~ canta HouIs
, Qn ". Y. tosf. H. 1Y1h11lW
, 1863-07-12
1l)ater Qnr1.
POUND HILL HOTEL AND
WATER CURE,
mater Qnrr.

Inot wishing to Ees away from the hes Of c:aes n.
ms @ cs.ss y b4s'heas Will dad tev des1sba sa:s
Eef st6of1 It couples the rnost romantic mnn nfnin
scenery with the Ft hotel accomfaoda1ions Ia tasv
q ascss Tie railroad running through 1he town aod
wafer cure i connected with the hotel where 1o-
treatment '"sN~t*A1~
d. HAIs7EDs success IN the treatnent OF wouant
a1ses.Esi Teu known The cure IL speedy act relIh
% Na!k Oyer ioul hundred cases af spinal distssea
paralysis. snd les Of the OF limbs hare bcen r.
stored and nunerous cufes hkve bea1 maze Of vaT1
sns stubborn dtmcuire* which had fingered without
atl yearB- For TIE euccess In treating more or
sa1t o1p!c1nts and The great favor given tbs Turk
q CheHcl And other Bath rec Crr1is5 Aect rratia
is A+E11u -' @1~~s"
, 1863-07-12

! VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
| RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN.
Five storea on Lake street, four Stores On south
"hter MfteE three Stores on Franklin street. near
Lhke Lotty Lots In one block near Union PARK With
Ess. ~aLes ana sewer convenient; the splendid rCsl
SSsoce aao grounds now occupied by Bishop Whlta
199ae Ifo1t!fE Union Park 8ud Warrington straets
ZIP VIII fbs iest Front OF the lark. valued In 1858 at so W
tY ~ of on1cv s1a veTy cheap ASe eshss valuebs
jys-h28-4w ~ 1'N~ 0S1A 1N'Aao'
WESTERN LAND AGENCY
~ 500 oo acres In Iowa. Minnesota and wts:or
s1n9-lmpfoEed a5d ulfmproved-for sale Pamphleu
IIo!uate!y 9escF1b1nE same, furnished. Taxes paid
aasos aha arms sod, and ttt!ee examined In above
5LatsN and 1ncis Personal attention Rtron in sprlcS
~! 70 payment of taxes on AL lands placed IN nj
EaaaIEe. W. J. BARNEY, Office No s. over t12 Raf
oq1pn 2pp set!tst, ChIea&o. Post Office Bog 66S2-
/ ;ANDS.-To all wanting Farma
~ Large aEd thriving settlement Of Vineland 1ai!
tbEty mile4 south Ut PHILADELPHIA By rnllsoad
t!ca so! pot1ees large Crops twenty tract. al
seti!l! And making IMPROVEMENTS, apply to CHAa
4. LANDS. Pnstmaster, Vloetana, Carnberlasd Co
y. !. Letters anewered. Papers contaiatnr ful IL
formation. I'll be sent free. iaLe@721
'G RE AT SALE
, 1863-07-12
1863 THE 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r r
125 Killer Double Track


4ooo- 4I1A 1855.
pET TTCVT.VANTA cTNrP . .
uoE nTt1as nouhr. u..
@%o @-@A1en AVuoAo 44acA~
i, ,.der tn ksa. mar, v1,, ~ tha6,,,.,..,,~ a
.,nSic ~ ~ ~ th9 o. t3e .rSvek
e HS ~ LEY amPto'eM1n,m Is honlE 1ae year 1sz and
FRa ELas RnrE u o III II s Fasts!1 r. 81 FssHtcts
sssx u stons hslsstod. and ztirs1y FREQ noa st
THRKR DaUYw rpou
pTTTsRUREH Tn pitt
%'~A ~Ao v @&AA ~ A124AAuEAEakA
AZ 49,, 1870 Ssaa. ~ nom "sstefa Caee1
Ps sna XXX e now IFRngGa PAL
81. BALTIMORE 1, AND WASHINGTON. 1~'
"a ii ~ I" - Ne" 11ik one xHln runs daily
GHten.' W he1aGWn wltnont chAage Of eala u
e.Slo8 IN RaSHuce OF ail Other routes
4N' 'AA&'A-'o 'o7
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW Y0RK,
-1csets for sale tn Bosto, nr hosr or rso u,..v.
t1 . os sood g sn7 On apy fo1t sound ues Fare to al points
eleepl1E Cars on night trains 70 PHILADELPHIA Esx
York snd Baltimore. ~>s!
E4gEAgs checked through md ~ rsfarra3 e.a.
oo7'
AZ this eo7+a Ero,ohts =. Al, 1a.s.,-..s
Jed 4 - 49, q an aescfipt!o1e c4n fe it,
~ pat,ocss " ~ ~ t4UG w Ifnsoestna NeW Io1k Boston
81 1lhto Eentnre ~ nd;n a9f poiEt g. kae tallroact
y. Hssonf4 ~ !. Hno!s Iowa
The PennsSiyaaia centrai RsiI;osd .,.o =,
5n1Tf6 as 5 ste 3 9af S,ese1s b Shtea as9da
~ n1y puts " t.t9 Nao3 MuaElDEQm Kan
, 1863-07-12
,'STATE OF ALONZO BRUCE


0&A13A314"*3 q ~Ns'H . -sOEH<'*
4ctsc II he stiy given .tht Hiram Bailey. &1c1nts
tto. q. shc estate 2f Aorxo Bruce tA!e of The CaLt
- Stlraeo IN ttt County Of Cook And state nAaoii
- cth have E1ec !At term cf tie County Cut1
q touA County Ii the htate Of nInols to be holder
o,, u, c1pst q @ house - ne Gity of Chicago n t,s
;s'SH:T or lilly. l.. tie ye,r of our Ind one
- set 9u;dred And turee fer the aettuE
uniting Of nj, c.A!mR against salt dec.dent: ard
tt's* taydnE cAtms Against :he e=tate OF the said
r 1ntto "fnoe deceased. are hereby notlntd and re
Eutrst y Httend at :Ee said term Of the said Cp1t
1e5 0lt ruspuea o. hasirg tho pame Adjusted
HIRAM BAILEY.
Chicago, Ill. rnr St,I lf3g " f.E a1te ~
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TlOCTOR BlGELLW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Formerly Of St. louls. No..
Ca. he consulted Ut his or:c 17s Sonth Clark etrees
ctrurF u MoA.pe Chicago, ILL., EAn block fro tie
Et1e+. witch he 1-FAie Elth unparalleled 4uccess,
NHon -cIasate. Hee-s lacte= aad gentlemen Gao
+ult thr Doctor. Office hours 1F.tn A. II. toh.P n
tf.nda,s 10 sol2 \ N cowm9:1sar1ons eonn1erust
&ro1eHl;Rt!o fire. td-ress P. O. Eox Isl lcrlpre
~ = Etau ps mud get Ills
GUIDE TO HEALTH,
F-pu :he Doctors long experience In Hospttal snd
FRA r rractrt he Il abe 70 ;'eforn and win Cu3rAn
Zee, r. et cu5ct fur all Special DLeaees III the
r. sefc asd complicated Stages In = ye:y short tine
without The uss 0t mercury.
o"LE 1Hen sufc:tHg tom Nervous Debility aro In.
lid - Gail.
a PERFECT CURE WARRANTED.
P'fsos.e suffering from irregularities should call at
J.cc n d tc cured.
- of CITY references as to ability aad guccess.
jrt-tT: lxW
, 1863-07-12
On the Second Dsy Of September next,
5 z 3 , o o o
Acres Of Pine Timbered Lands,
LING IN TUE STATE OF MICHIGAN.

Which were selected with great case Eearly ten yeatt
e1aco It estiusted By good Judges that thaso auds
comprise At least ouha Of all the pine ttnba: lands
In the State which equal to t1em In quality nud
Fosition.
Tho fac1dty which Michigan affords fo- ruauu{actnr.
nE and Transporting lumber ara - great the c1n.
SUMPTION Il 60 large and the Of pine timber lsas
between the Alc1hauies and the Rocky Mountains IL
10 n a that the value OF these lands must yearly al
vance l. r Constantly Increasing ratio.
For tie purose Of the sale the lands hsve been ar.
eyed into large number Of groups With minimum
price affixed upon each group at average Of about
81 10 acre 10 that the inuccment to purchase Is
not only very great to 1umbesmen hut also to others
who may be cseek1ng to make sata and p:oatabenyest
nents.
The stock Of the Company vii. DO received It par
Il payment Of purchases Ade 4tt1e sale to an amount
equal to 9lx per cent OF the whole purchase moneys
tie e'en'a'ndes-s& per ceat:-to be paid In cash.
Catalogues with full particulars accompanied With
naps. Can he obtained on application 10
CYRUS WoOD&AN or GE J. g. FROST. D ,troit.
JNo !. GRiHSKr:~ M Il C1tE Excl. .aza. Ra4tnn
HOP. ETA EMAsrus @ FAiReASks. e Joa.snory. Vt
EKASTUS CORS1SG + CO.. Albany. ny.
c. g. WootMAE. 50 Pine atseet, New York City.
CHAG. E, NOBLE, Buffalo, n, T.
CHAe. NELSON, Muskegon, Mich,
GEO. ". LAK1N. lfliw aukee, wis.
FAIRBANKS l. GREESLEAF, Chicago. H.
A. ?. BREWER. Saginaw. Mca.
GEO. 3. FROST, Lnnd Agent,
1y1l-h;4s-eV etewsAnv G,tswol. street Dst,o.t.
, 1863-07-12
Gbifago Gribn1re.
LIST OF LETTERS

MONDAY, JULY IS, 1863. ::zt.:.
, 1863-07-12

HOR LAKE SUPERlOR.-The
n splendid hrtt class Passenger Steamboat
PLANET.
CAPT. L. cHAmBERLIH
c md ii po1 81 stssfsSHo sss SnRc97
Tnesday; June ga. for ontoosgoa,
ssS;ss': sss:;s:': %ssS;s:s '::' a. sapes;sr cy.
55Ssssssy 5.safasy;; aye l!ds gase;Yss; egase9ss9s
5issasyy 5SssaSy :. 5s;S. ~. :: SSses!5ss S5 Ssty:
ia iaafsaaS, -: s ssa. .SneeensSoa. .Ssaesnas Sl'7'
#fsaaaeza #saaesza.5 Seyfa 81. 55sRssSSitg g s9sSSSlg
Hsr dock Ia On River sssoes, inst above Ruan Stree
fo7 freight or pssaage apply on beard. o,to
1sesls-iw asa EITer strsee.
CUNARD LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool
The first class powerful Steamships
s1D0N. KEDAR,
MARATHoN, TRIPoLT,
IN 81! from Now To.k evezy alternate wednesday
SssK Tsafsasy and FROM
S s It.
fdiss ss;sit sss PEE +,
HENRY GREENEBAUM,
Agency corner of Like soe
THE NORTHERN
Transportation Company
0D 0Ty1
, 1863-07-12

TYR. HILLIARD-Long and ia
Ct 6 Randolph street. Chicago up 6tstrs for the
ct al diseases. aase feae. Special attention given
70 ell maadfes Ct long e.aadlng. have cured some
Ct the wotst cascs Of blood diseases ever known In
Lila Country. Patients at distance can consult me
II letter with every confidence. Advice graHa. Rn-
cctt stamp to secure ready answer tointe7ugstoua.
Ftza.e Colleen Lunar Pills. psce one dollar per box
II sect to any dlsanc. three tlfeeceEt GtaEap4
qdteo to prepay Postage. othce hourh lroms a. II TN
seP. II z. O. Box E4Q Chicago Ill dEiz-hsq92H
, 1863-07-12
SanksnQ arlo Gxr1a11nR.

TEE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
L. AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
81 Clark Street, Chicago Ill.
oaica honrs from 1G a. H. to 8PM Also. rom usp
II. to 6P. n. Tuesday and Saturday,
INCORPORATED IN 1851.
liz per ceot- Interest,s orssstns1
nnEoroRs AID oFY1oEka.
rrea1dent-S. Il. FLEETWOOD.
Nlce-Pzat-F.C z. 6HKrAAN, Counsel-Wx. C. aouDx
VteeP1es st'F.R *ks1fA11. Casalef- f-STDKEY Ax1Ka
1nAnn OF ExAXIHTHA
&c. fAgp. J. u. Rount.te, II LEWIS.
III Joats. Z. PHILIPPE, SIS. Haya.
Eshm Rey. Dunne &c. G. 8. Dos,
Ell Mlnam8. y, g. tindele. A. Il. nur,ey,
Ed: HeElsete4dt z. II. Reeoe, W.B. EcAteA,
+. MssopD.D~D.A A. Gage. Hon. N.H. Ogden
81. ". JoEe4. t-DoEKeh te3s-ussLy
, 1863-07-12

ITO MILLERS OR MER
- C!i!aSTs.-The Undersigned offers foe s.lp tha
Steam FIGURING Mills fuowa Is
, 1863-07-12

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
J. P1lIEHCE nF An INVALID -Pnbnseed fnr
= be- rs,. And ~ = Sa-ntsE aud oATr1oN TO
toTEG ZEN Who s:fIcr fro Nervous Debility. PIE.
: Aturc Decay Of hnulood. etc. supplying to
sine. . =
THE MEAEE OF self CURE
~ who has iinsc,t after teng put to Erezt
AIpcEbe ana Injury through saedlcA hnubus aud
T. .ackrry.
IS enclosing post paid addressed engeloro Elpgle
tares u hy se f:Au OF f,te authn.. NATHANIEL MAY
J aII.. rq-, Eedfurd- Ela:. County. n. T.
i.st.u ~ In,1,a
, 1863-07-12

HAVE YOU HEAD OFHAiR.
IL OF Walkers or MoustAc'sas, ot m unoaeomirg
ESlor?
Do YOU
TIIfh tn charge that CuiuF t6ndecu3e deep beQTu
or tsiect and natnsA1 back. without injury to the
Ibrtt, without trouble .! !Incouyen.e1cc7 r 10.
THEN YOU
Mns: use C1s1sTAD01sl'S sEXCELSI1R DYE,
F1c' Is tle only h.Itess certain iukt.: 1n:o74 aod
t-uy .;ATI'HAL liar De In The world 640ELD Ft,U
Goubi the>e staeEas. tcy the article. and ut falls
g.: ou:cc IT, MannfActureu bY J. GHIsTAD 1Rn. No.6
ynd s a 1isi. Dfc*c.t. Price. IL Il q and Is pr
, 1863-07-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I
IN Chicago and Milwaukee I<al-oad
HALF FARE RATES.
EIc9rsion Trains vii leave depot. corner Of Canal
Ard ktczie stzeets West Side on WYpsExpAYs sSd
hA1u1DAYs. until further notce ~ 1bIso74:
HAr1s or xAR1 our AND RACK
, 1863-07-12

RUTTER.-1 am packing Butter
IL In New York nrktns. and want to buy from
Five to Ten Thousand Pounds Daily,
Ard return the paekagea for more Butter Cali mn
in the basement nf ~ South Water street, or address
Post once Boz 657. Constgnne4t. solicited.
, 1863-07-12

-; ~: Public nottce IL hereby given to
t.s;ai. Of io.s ~ CLAIMS ac1 demands Against tie
hs = "Sn!; s;S g toH t:s!e;s1
sy at e9se 2y n S az ths th,Fd Nc o.
r,,.oro x.@..h ~ =. NtshE GHAF. Aanin;trrsf.ir
-. nyT I'd
, 1863-07-12

Torts:eby J. b. REED & CO. Agsnt4
1!;s el13sm l:6 Lake street, Chicago.
11AlR DYEt HAIR DYEl!
Il 3A-i,HELO Ol.'- cclcbr afed HAIR DYE 10 THE
ltEh1 - THE "uELp. Tue ouly HARALyes, TRuE aud
lxl1.n1G ..a rs iroSn ,s TGis sglsndla Hair Dse +
to GLo~sl bL>ck o. SATEKAL nsow-N, without Ii
turing tt Rail Or eaatng tie skin leaving the iiaE
EOf AID Bc2pttu iu pafts fresh vitality frequently
1.s,or,sg i. lr1:;nc eEo1 and rectnrs the i enec.
0f !!aA Dyes. The GeEutne II Htned WILLIAM 4.
5'ATcN' LtE RI! oilers a:c mere 11tsto an1 sloud
ue avoided Sole by I'll DrugGtsts. DC ,EsctorT. 81
Nj. HI NTER TREATS ALL
a Chsnnlc D!seasls. such a. Colds Coagha Coz
Eua:pt Mt Asthma TIC Iutcv. Hehrt 6toGae, Kid,
f'yb. bladder snd ,'c Howe:a, pyppeps:a Dla.rhca.
= 'se.1try: Gout. s.nn att.m: f4i.yss Hip U,se.,e
e, id1en sore Eyss ana Ears. Cataraa Discha.Ees.
.a,sth'. r"d Rn:z 5onnis. Dr.. Huatet u the only
sQrrf"r thBt Curce
LkSC:KS. old SORES Or ULCERS. TUNERS
NESS PILES hSU F1STULA,
Without cutting with tss. ksdfe. All letters must con
X ss! es HAS IL ~, sseeay
p1rh street. corner Of Dearborn. Chicago. Illinois.
, 1863-07-12
j. W. TFJTTEE.

General WeBte-n Agent, No State street, Chicago
uY22- erG0; SSm
, 1863-07-12

n RE AT S AL E
, 1863-07-12

LIES! PILES!! PuES!li-
noD, tson II sss ssRS Nd Nd '.sis Fs@ IL IL
cgr,d hy !hear nses fo Eentssmea who ba!e oocs
BroauTsY' va y " PropFetof. i: Y6usaa n IA
ja5x:&{a:iss. !. Sent By mali to eny add5nss. ~
, 1863-07-12
EnIHx. IODINE WATER.

1ose IODINE IN pure WATER. 4 trre fot ecto1dA
E"ffun.9 9non. Dyspepsia. RhcuuAtlsn. Neurs'C1A.
Me-cu1a1 DlAet aes and al hoso distressing and alct
RE E1afad1ee which artee from e1feebed. vlsatod
Eate oi the blood de.ecuEe nutrition. an impure n
rosrheCc. &C.
1ts gcnutocues< ru-o ISOLATION and is excst1ence
q medicine aHested By such dating ulshea nAnas
II Dr. r. Chiffon. Pro z. h Parker. proI J. G.
Soott ard others eQcall well known to science.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28
a Kentucky Slavcholdcr on Eman.
ciDatiou'

At the dinner of the Alumni of
College, on the 23d inst,
Mr. Jacob Dinsmore OF Kentucky, II
mcmpcr of the class OF 1873, made
the following remarks:
"If, in crushing out this accursed
rebellion, slavery must go overheard,
then for Gods sake let it go. AIN
at the presrnt time n Kentucky slave
holder: 1 have been such for more
than forty years; but ] assure you,
that, during all this time. | have been
a firm and unwavering emancipation
list. [Apnlause, Unde' existing
circumstances, l cannot well set free
my slaves; hut pay every one Of
them the daily wages that | should
give corresponding white laborers.--
want this war to be prosecuted; and
If slavery shall be crushed, then l
cheerGully abide by its destruction.
| am loyal Kentuckian; and whatev-
er fate, in the course OF the war, shall
,heGall the domestic institutions Of my
State, shall give way tono murmur-
Iings, but, under all circumstances,
stand up for my country and her flag.
4 Great applause. There is but one
course for the loyal North TO pursue,
and that is to put down this wicked
rebellion, We must defeat the rebels
or they will conquer MS" Renewed
Applause.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28

For while Morgan's fierce assault
attracted Tarlcton's men. Like ii
gers did the patriotic commander aid
his handful of men strive TO cut their
way to the two cnvironed heroes, and
save them; but fate had ordained it
otherwise, and the last son falling,
the father was left alone in the midst
,ofhis relentless assailants.
Still, however, the flag iloated proud
'lv above the doomed hero, and still
that glorisus sword swept below its
fold, and still rs frenzy took the place
of reason, Hitler shouted in wild
hoarsc tones
/ Close up lads--close up! Our ilagl
our flag forever
For moment that giant patriot
raised himselfto his full height, whirl-
ed his sword aloft and delivered his
vengeful stroke among his enemies,
one of whom he Glove nearly to tho
saddle. Such was the force of his
blow, that the blade snapped asmder,
leaving only the hilt in the hero s
hand, who casting it from him, sprang
up. seized the starry banner that he
had so long aud bravcly defended,
and convulsively wrapped it around
him, sank beneath q shower Of blows
cXclriming, with a dying voice:
Close up lads, close up! Our flag,
our flag forcvcrr
Unable to tear the flag from about
the fallen man, the British now turn
cd their attention TO Gen. Morgan,
who after desperate resistance was
forced to fly. In the course Of the
pursuit, however, the enemy fell into
irretricvablc disorder. and ever on the
alert, Morgan taking advantage of
this, rallied his broken force, and
charged the foe, routed them, thus re-
winning the victory which he had so
signaIiy lost.
His first thought after the defeat of
the enemy, turned upon the brave
hearted llllicrs. Surrounded by their
victims, lay the seven gigantic Hill
licrs, about the eldest Of whom was
still wrapped the colors which had
been committed to his care in the
morning, now riddled and torn with
bullets, and soaked with the blood of
its companions.
AS Morgan gazcd upon the silent
forms ut his feet, tears gathered in
his eyes aud with the words, Bury
them side by side, and above all don't
remove the flag from about John; it
is Il hcro's shroud and n hero is in it.
he WIS about to turn sway, when one
OF Liza aids eXcl..med:
lie lives! he livesr
The group therefore continued
around the dying man, who revived
so ,ar as to raise himself on his el.
bow. arA cNciai8ed.
P Close up, lads, close up! Our flag
our liag forever!
! This was his last effort. and spas
medically drawing his si,angled an,
blood-stained shroad aoand Linn. h'
sank to the earth Il cou.sc.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28

Government" judged by the standard
of Democracy in 1913, is "an incon-
sistency never exceeded in the annals
of the world, which justly subjects
them to the scorn and contempt of
every upright man." The charge Of
Inconsistency we are free to admit docs
not apply to the the standard bearer
of the Copperhead faction, who from
the first has justified the rebels and
lopposed the war; but it applies with
double force to those who have pro
fessed to differ with him, but have
been driven by the party lash into his
support.
The third resolution is applicable
both to the candidate and his sup
portcrs. They have justified the reh-
els, denounced their own government;
and are doing more to stimulate the
traitors to continued resistance, more
to prolong the war, and prevent The
accomplishment Of all honorable and
permanent peace, than any other cause
or causes whatever and, if the wal
is continued until after the expiration
of Mr.. Lincoln's term, it will he main.
ly owing TO the morally troasonahle
conduct Of the Coppcrheads. The
Union men of to-day, like the Demo
Gratis Of 1S4S, hold that "no conclus-
ion of the war can be honorable to the
United States which shall not bring
us indemnity for the past and securi-
tv for the future In all respects
the parallel is complete. Democrats
who have condemned and opposed the
Fcdcralists of 1872, and the Wings
of 1913, are bound in consistency and
good faith to condemn and oppose the
Coppcrheads and Peace Men of the
present day. These resolutions will
shut the mouth of any demagogue or
party hack who shall pretand th"t
they are under any kind of obligation
to support the Coppcrhead ticket. In
no way can they maintain their con-
sistency, or aid in giving effect to the
time honored principles of the De
mocracy, but bv voting for John
Brough, who, as in 1913. is true to
every article and letter of the old De
mocratic creed.--Napoleon Press.