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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-04
WOUNDED CONFEDERATE OFFICERS
IN FORT McHENRY.

The following comprises . list of wounded
Confederate officers who were taken prisoners
in the late battles near Gettysburg, ard are
now in the hospital of Fort McHsnry: Col
j. Lueius Davis, 10Th Virginia cavalry; Col
B. D. Fry, 18th Alabama regiment; Maj &C.
BiacknalI, 23l North Carolina regiment; Maj.
J. r. Winston, 45th North Carolioa regiment;
Lieut. Thomas Harrison, Aid to Gen, Garnet;
Lieut. F. A. Timberlake, 7sh Tennessee regi
msnt, and Lieut.. j. w. Lac, ID North Caro-
lima battalion. All these officers are doing
we'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-04

HOW LIscoLN RECRUITS Has ARMY.
A gsn,ism IN, recently from Eorfolk, gives
the following account to the CarissiaS o.
serrer Of q proceeding which was doubsisss
regarded by the enemy ~ 'suts Yankee
trick
There are In the city of Norfolk four
eiu,ches. known ~ the African ennfches,
which are used sxetusivsly by the oolofed
paopis for public worJaip. Ole OF thsss nas
= bsil, and is known - the "bs!i Church
A notice was recsnsy circulated among ths
coIorea population, BY order Of the Pfovoss
Marshal, tha. on the following Sabbath some.
thing would be coamuuicxtsd IN ths b-Il
ChaYch in which they wers Interested Tnsif
curiosity beng thus appealed 70, The nDeao8
of ths bell drew an iMmsuss crowd. Ios
house " AZ filed. Many who could nos Sss m
ssood around the doors and windows win Le-
taning cara. At al appointed ki9aAi oul.
tary marG1vYe was execose1s e10 suey s0una
thsnsslvss su,roundsd By three anndrs4 soi
dlsrs, with fixed bsyonssf. naasssnee Wa
useises-ssesps inposdb.a. Al who Wese
neislsr toa yoong nor TOO old sOs military eeg.
yjcs were hurrisd away. 10 ti0e Was given
for farswsils or for making say peepasAstoas.
In tAsir Euadsy clothes t6sy wsfs nArehed
on board The vessels that vera II FeaAinaos -
carry them - the North 70 sWeli the atniss
dssigusd Tor the sabl rs ssioa Of tAs ssalA
TAAkEg VIEW or fTuKRn0ckAmAIl0N on ~ IN
PlaE II nxxic0--WsAg will 20 TueV0u1
~ IT II kuRsPx.
Tas Nsu York Nsss ~ - e1itssial -
ths ressaA pssalans:isssf aA xmyipe = Ass'
ies, h NAieA h lahess = peeye - Uhs1l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-04

6Rsmp, 3cout OF JOV men were ssns down
the river hal! mis, who reported haGa that
they had foand email fore. oehsad rihe pits,
and asked permission of Gen. N. to ehargs.
He assented and BY Ave he WAS uos.i ID TIA,
C,l. Smith had successfully charged the pits,
csptuiiag $50 prisoners. Another courier AZ
risinx a5ous the sa ns tina reported that a
suuLost had approached near oaE bat.ery and
On being fred upon had re,irad preci2i.atsly
the writer here gives description OF tue
battle of Boff agton lsland, heretofore publish
ed He escaped over the river ihto Virginia
Wa paroled up TO ths 1914, near 6,0uO Fad
erais they obligasing themselves not ~ take
no arms during the war. We destroyed
thirty. four important bridges, destroying tha
track in sky PLACES Our loss WAS By nc
n,ssns slight % commissioned oh ,srs killed,
IS wounded, and $50 men killed, wounded
and cap.ursd By the Federal aceoua.s we
snd captured, al before statsd. near 6,oOo.-
Ths damage to railroads, etssmbeaas, and
bridges, aided 10 the destruction Of public
stofss and dspots, cannot fall far short cl
1lO, ,0O0, ,0CO We captured three pieces Of ar
iiilery and one "a ponder At Lebanon. wbict
we destroyed; ONE. = Psfros inch guf, .
Rrandsnburg, and IL p,uadtr ~ Portland,
| Alter leaving the Oaio as Bslievii.s, on ths
mia ht Of the l9th, Hs marched - near Euxs
| bethtown, in Wit county; from there % Stsel
Crask. and across the m ,nntajns 70 sutton
from Sat.on en- sn4 0aalsy Bridge road 4
Birch Csssk, crassiag Gauisy 1t -. nouth q
! Cra. berry. and .hssee Into tine Gfescbris.
country, crossing Cold Mountain. passing ovsl
Z q hsayy biocksded road- Tired steeds PIE
vented rapid msseLss, aad ak days we're con
snaed are ws reached Lswisoafg, nssF wnaos
which thsn asm.,sTsd aboat four hcndrsd Ant
ssyerty i've men From tha crossing Of "a
Or, g cur entrance 10 0rsenb.isr onf Det
Evel On besf asons, without sals, ard - tfeAd
Yet theEf oniy WiSh ssemed ~ b. ~ ~ 0fes.
of 0onaxnt 1tekwnn Aad - aomAaA1.
, 1863-11-05
FIR the Arnp.
RECRUITS FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $402 Bounty
and Premium.
All othar Recruits, $302 bounty
and Premium.

An bodied men. bsev eau IL Axag of E9hteo
ana fott3 Siss Yeas xtc hAvo hd.osofose been -
Astsd t2u LAFt =: &C 1sr net uss than nlne mont1
be deenkn VETERAN .UaTEKKa. and n sasA
W4 oe eaHtled % rec=fc oze Ii PSF IL 1dTAn1A
az routty nna prs satua e 3.11
premium cf gf2 NIL b. eAit-
ckrrc=ut viii be ii owed - sELECT THE E1QE-
5e:ed Into lie Res{Tert of l.. sho:es. 49, 10 N'1
Al ho t.h "a jctn 4cy Of the gAl!act R.xtanAanR
rev n {he feId and to eoeve the Eauade.nS bonn-
kKe b. cIl!rs At The Ht HtAtquaztass Of:
Capt. WILLIAM JaNE3. Erarc3t Marshal of tbs
esps. ANUs !. G9s,E. Provost Aa:sh21 # tss aaa
D;s cset .oHs Y. EGETAcs, Provost Astlhal Of III
e espt a j1ak Wiio6Eur.. P:a7ost As,.sa1 of NJ
c,pt JAa1sN ALLAN. Fso'oss Na'saal ot ~
e c.es sf HSai tosGMoR1E Provost Ms.asa. Il ~
c.2t: V sifkf :%. flcvc.: xssanH Of ns'sn ~
-C.nt iSA:G KEXg Provost kA:.ns1 ot taa a6
9i5 B.st:ic. it IL. sTSKL1sG.
Fzpt WiLIIAk " fRY. Pr4vu&t AAtshA a4 III
113h butr:ct, Il jACKBJEg4LLE-
Carr, MoK1 n3kk%3 % %KKAs-Psovoss MARTIAL Of ~
nta G1ts n aS1Rah 4aB6rr. Provost Marshal os ~
l2ta District. 1t LI0n ea4 .
It's l3ts District. n oA4ho.
, 1863-11-05
Prom ot1ons and Resignntfons In ull-
not2 Regiments.
from our Regular CORRESPONDENT

From onr Regular Correspondent
6rRHaI7I1D, Tor. ., 1863.
The following Is list Of recent appoint
menfg, promotions and reslgnattons OF Iii.
rois officers, since Oct. 2Gth: :.
sergt- L. Qutelsy to be 1st Lieutenant, CO G,
o9th, vice 6terart, resigned
Esj. George Il. English to be Lieutenant Colo
:. Capt Henry Davidson 10 be Major asd. vice Eng
ss!:t Horace T; Vance to be Captain co .. ssth,
Seigt. WIN. F. Wolf to be 1st Lieutenant co D,
9Th Tiee Lester. killed in action.
Liept. Joaeph =: Miller to be Captain COD, 18th,
ID liz ut Otto G. BIGGER to be 1st Lieutenant co.
D, 45th, rice Miller, promoted.
% Ltent- MicAae1 Cooper to be 1et Lieutenant
60 @, 4G1h, vice Moody, Resigned.
"a LIEUT. Henry G. Biesel to be 1st Lieutenant
co. a, b0,h. vice Woodrutf. retigned
CO. 4, ta1h, vice Williams, promoted.
et Lieut. David McKenny to be 1st Lieutenant
co. /, 64th, vice Barley, resigned.
vice Bstaey, sesien9d.
Lieut.; James I. James to be let Lieutenantco.
Heat John Il: pavis to be Captain CO. r, esd,
I'd lieat Wm; T. Coz to DO LIST Lteutenaat co.
L'eut. toseph z. Reynolds to be Captain co. F,
64th, vice Barker, resigned:
tennrt c.. F, 9th. vice Reynolds, promoted.
Adj. Geo. Greene to be Major 18th, vice Bsod-
drs, Killed In actton:
P.iytte Edwin R Foster to be 1st Lieutenant co.
G, 65th, vice Mccormack, resigned.
setgt. jas. D. Ha1lii gtoa 70 be 1st Lieutenant
Lieut., Edwin Fozxardto be Captain co. G. stst,
Lsas Hsag Mecnoek to be lat 1euten.
ID Iieat. Jas: y. Lee to be 1st Lieutenant CO.
, 1863-11-05

kAkk&QA1XAA1n'8 A&OAlQTQA
Tie New T York 1fi5une's reporter accompa-
nyjrg the Russian party at Niagara Falls, in
bis last letter gives the following amusingac.
count Of . co11oquy With tue landlord Of the
hotel where Mr. Vallandfgham stopped after
leaving the Clifton House:
saite crcs.ed the riger In small bolfR to the
Canada ride; yonr reporter folio wed, and MAS
curious 10 visit the hotel where Yallan1igham
sought refuge after his expulsion from tha
Clifton Houte It Is amnu stone building,
with f'cu,1osfty thop In front" and q ''look-
OUT for visitors On the roof Davis, the pro-
prietor, seeing number Of strangers passing,
rso into the street And Invited them to take .
view Of the FILLS from his house. They all
decliIe ed, and the following conversation was
held between one of the Vllitore and Davis:
Vititor-"Dld Val1andlgham board here ~
Dayis-"He did, and fine man he is, too !;
he paid me $40 n week for slx veeks, for
boarding himself end tamiIy."
Visitor-*:How much Of a family had he
here!"
Davis ':Hi,mself, his wife, his son and his
Visitor-'Why did he leave the Clifton
House,"
Davis: -':Recanse they did not treat him
Vititor-"Is the keeper Of the Clifton
Houte IN American ="
.rittccIat. aud thought Vallandigharn's com,
pany was not styllsp enough -.or him.
= Visitor--stAre yon an American ~
DAyfs-*Eo; I should want to have MI
throat cut il ! were. / belong to no such I
rotten Government as that; belong to :
: % Heie Ehe :7isito1 became exceedingly angry
, 1863-11-05

snd forgetting that be vas On the Canada slde
shove cd jeht, and scared Mr. Davis 20 that he
retreated 10 bis shop for safety.
This Davis lives with his father, old "3ol.
Davis" who, with his hopeful son. keeps this
1t6o.t for seceselooists. He sa1s ne a.s con
uenced libel suit asainst the publlhhers of
the Buffalo Commercial 4dtrrtiser for some
allus!ons to his relationship with oas Of our
public institutions He il 10 bad odos among
loyal Anericane, and is Tery particular to
keep civil tongue in lis mouth when he
crosses to the American side, where be keeps
a meat market. His business n.y have sug-
petted the tragic.1 end to which he consider
ed patriotic Americans entitled.
, 1863-11-05

sergt Chas: 3. Sweeney to be 1st Lieutenant co.
B, 1l5lh, vice Dtlwonh, promoted.
se,Et Jaton G. Dunean to be ID Lieutenant co.
F, 119th, vice Bradley, resigned:
6ergt Mi jas T. Trovsdal1 to be lat Lleateu-
ant CO. q, 1aoth, vies Wslters, resigned.
"a L:sut: Henry G, Gooding to be- tst Ltent:n-
ant CO D.173d. viee Ho't, resigned
co. 3. 127tb vice Morgan, rehtgned.
I'd Lieut.. C1a.k s. Crary to be 1st Lieutanaat CO..
Il: 1snh, vice Gardner. resisned:
Lieut.. Chaa A. CAaptn to be Captain co. D, 18th
Cavalry, vice FelteE, resigned.
Iitnt. John Nelson 70 be Captain co. H, 9Th
CavalrJ. vies Crane, resigned:
u. 5th Gasaly, 7iee Neleon. p:omoted. : w.
Lieut.. Herman Bo11is to be Captain co. L, I'd n.
tiilt1y. vice Davidson: promoted
I'd tieut Frank B. Fenton to be Senior 1tt Lieu
te1snt co: 4. vice Boris, promoted
se1gt Y N. A. Campbell to be Junior fst Lten-
tenant, Ice Manse1, tnnstered out. )
Geo. 4: Boot to be Adjntant 7th cavalry. =.
csrslIy, vice Wi!eon, mustered ont :. =,
se.gt C1emest March to be LIST Lieutenant CO. B,
9Th cayaliy. vice Wilson, promoted
"a L Hsus- .n.t Adophe9s B; Hoffman to be captsln
Lieut.: Azro a Buck to bs Captain co. F. 18th,
vice Smith. honorahly discharged.
ID Lieut.. Theodore Loneg TO be 1st Lieutenant
CO: T, 13th, vice BucE, promoted:
Rel. Elijah Rautom to be Chaplain aoth, vice
Litnt Jos, Wilmington to be Captain co. D, dist,
Ass sae oSa ceasnt to be st Assistant
Surgeon. vice Lyman. resigned.
I'd Ltenr: Andrew E. Frazier TO be 1st Lieuten-
a1s fst9ck s Tse Msi3 r. t. Is sessd
Sad: vice Warner. deceased.
lient. John n cochenour to be Captain co. Il,
60th, vice Mckee. dismissed.
I'd Lieut.. AjeI. Stuart 10 be1et Lieutenant co. Il,
Goth. vice Cocheuuour. promoted.
q Il. ut Russell ". casWell to be Adiutant s4th,
vice Watets. resigned.
, 1863-11-05
MEN OF ILLINOIS I

goa -, skatn samnoned 70 ssisJ .sosad t ~
nss-t. NJ tss1n hsa bftleat3 mora tna1 oQuAlad
ses;a IHssh.n,s e1s dat;fG e 49, =
brethren ii eed9 Tue dad No other 31&se has g
proud ssse!a ssns no1 T. sss1E y IL 3
ststv1rt so=s Of the Republic. Alew bow morn Aa3
T1eaxon dies 1he andsa usAf. Your ccunt.J AEas1 u
lie 6aslie scas3ed he.tsi 1ho. en nnAdLod Eo:iont
ne.ds h2ve uAde sne n*n1 t1 !utoaea4 = tetEoxM =
VI Eita o tl1:J Eost11 anEe of hE sgE
70 V!n Ja. more duYtnx 1cno~n 1ntnoth3s . to4
naM siala! ~ hui drsdh eud taTas.0ta and aAIfk =
ia. Egic;. 10 III duet tcrevtr 90. hvnS Or eJ1z.
ef III thia <S,rronNa&th a,d tte Etrnbdc ble4s yuu,
and rnur n1rleS aud uemoftta be i:nrn0s Isl
JAAE8 0AkEA.
Leut Colonel lsa o. g. CAvA1zY.
cea3 COG 3uz AL Fro. M. Gen III.
, 1863-11-05
The Occupation Of Browns Ferry.
fCot1espondeace Cincinnati Gazette.1
f.HATrA xnnaA 1at %

Yesterday morning little after midnight,
q floti]la Of fifty pontoo1s, In each of which
were placed thirty Eelect men Of Gen. Ha-
zen's brigade, the whole command Of Col.
Stanley, Of the 18th Ohio. dropped down the
river from this place to Browns Ferry, land
p'ckets and drove them from their position.
The distance around is miles aud lined with
rebel eharpshooters- To pass these without
obse1yation--especial1y, In bright moonlight
was feat that dernonded no ordinary skill.
The holilla Was divided into squads Of
eight, each commanded by commissioned
officer. The men lay fiat on the bottom Of
the boatB, which we're allowed to float With
the cur1ent-about fSe miles an honr-keep-
ing as near the north bank as possible. They
could distinctly see the rebel sharpshooters,
and even hear them talk. Once they over
heard ene 1eb eay to another, "there goes
bcat,h uId the moon seemed to ahlne most
spitelully bright just then; but the other
s'g1a5 back' didn't believe in ghosts, and
called his chum = fool for taking Tan old log''
to be boat. His ignorance Was bliss to
our boys. ::
place they showed over to the lett bunk, and,
after unloading, we're immediately taken to
the other side, ready to bring over another
force that had been cent across the valley.
Thus they kept coming and unloading till the
l6st squad came up nut this unfortunately
drifted down little too far, through which
m,stske it WAS discovered by the encmy and
, fred into. This Frecipltased cur action d
little, but there was not the least confusion.
Our men Immediately rushed up the ridge,
charged the enemy's shaTpshooters, and In &
half hour occupied 3 position which they
could hold agalhst any force the rebels could
strd. MeanWh bile Capt Dresser came up on the
other slde with q squad Of his celebrated
Michigan Engineers, and began to lay tha
ponto0n briUge. Seeing this, the rebels
planted q battery below Lookout and
above the Ferry, about mile, at point
where their guns commanded the place ouI
men were At work. >" Plunge" came the
ehe1ls around them, and one struck 30 neal
1t splas he'd water all over tbs boys; but With
out paying any attention to 1t, they moved
alorg the bridge, which, by noon, was almost
completed. The shelltng by the enemy,
however, did not last long: One Of our bat:
teries being brought up and placed in posi-
tlon eoon compelled him to Withdraw to
eaferquarters.
It is needless and improper to state what
and how many troops have been sent oTer.
It Is sufficient to- know that enough will be
there to not only hold the position, but to
make The rebels eYacuate the whole PeniDsu-
Ia, thus virtually clearing the river ready fol
transportation. Moreover, it gives Us an
opportunity at sny time to flank Lookout
Mountain, and thereby necessitate Its eTacu
ution by the rebels.
Our loss In the whole affair was not more
than about tiss Killed and eighteen woaaded.
, 1863-11-05

From the Cincinnati Commercial, MOI. 81
An impression has prevailed that ttis -anes
to which We are accustomed tc look tor our
supply of coal, we're NOT sufficiently worked
this eunmer as usual Upon examination It
hss been mined, and is awaiting a rise in the
river to come down 10 us. Give us coal-boat
rise snd We will be atu1dautly supplied With
fuel, and as there is great falling of IN the
Government demand, We. may depend upon It
that coal will be cheaper this winter than It
vas last. The Indications are cheering thst
the river will soon be up. Alfeady enougn
every considerable rain will have marked
effect on the river. Nc look for the speedy
extinction Of the coal panic.
, 1863-11-05
0FFICE COMMISSARY OF
~ sJBs1B1BfcK No. y Washington street.

OFFICE COMMISSARY OF
~ sJBs1BTBfcE. No. 53 Washington street.
SEALED ea;so e III 9s9 ge9 II 9SY ~ g.
& is ss Ss; ssSs3sS: 5 i I'll IL laSosf Sssf Ut
~, :: II s::ss 2 ss!sss ss .9 e
tne erst cua5tJ DIST na7 required Ior no e
Il Ssts ": !! s
a:e ray b = At rosT 2: PLACE + r. II NIL; !;
Eaa s =
f 3e csHy g 8f SIZE s.
81 JanEafy 1871 ead ending 5ans soSh 1ss. o. snfa
e2tcr ci,as Go?:n1ea: q suitable pscknges tsea
Il a is;iss: g.: ?SsssE oS
jog 1at ors q srean Esa1: ges y e = - H.
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ndiX pounds Of torn Nsal u 5onad q f.iot lresd
ss sY | r rsaa;sa a sT 81 * Z
thaIoxe4s xae:aas p1se y b 6st..m'asd oy tas
Rs:Hs'a.i ~ssa 70: fafG''aR pat u eo'n7:ste m
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, 1863-11-05

DEOPQSALS FOR ARMY
L TKAN9P. ETATION

L. TRANSPORTATION.
orT1cE OF THE D.ror QcA8rEexArxk}.
fsn' III g. 4
otuoa until II cock cu,ne 10Th dav OF Decern9dF
e 9 s ses is:s: = :.
av Nc ST' IL g
;ss xes; 9aE s 81 ~
msy isaed 4 taa Tsi.itottes Of NeoEsska e
;st !: q; s T. s;5 Fl "a
Esa@ Fs5t' I'D Klsy ~
Etse .ts g o1 sY u
q sooth z i.sads 10 ess a.ss!es :aS
81 "a ssfss e. S:3 e sSst Z S Il
e t.:a e tae os.a, iron ~ TO sspsanbaE.
at ss 9asa s ~; II oss Nc
Re1s
ss.s :na it, aeE ~ bounds Iss 100 4i!ss
jass so s;vssoss: sss :iasi1s o.sss
IL seisat Is g. trav apo,tea each zesr WI nes
Sssa i seos posnd: o. Roae
=: b Pa s =: :ss. ts.a
oa5.f. 5tass p. sso1s1 sijs .n. IA tuu - wsn..
s. u
fnsrsIis.in1 ihss ii cs1e cont 1T i sVaod or th
~ p e 1s az 3. ass
aud good snt anfceot sscnri1 f'rolsL Cd oy aa1 pA
let. l. a-cordance with tho terms Of sha
of bonds required vii BE- to9s,; s3ss In
~.
, 1863-11-05
Addrt o., Or v K. 8ve.for. BOZ 6176. Chicago.
OEee No 14 Ciark Bt1cet, Chicago.
tt.1.n.E A.E-AF


CICkNESS AT THE MINES.
~ IL te.1ib1s thing far the mi, 81 to bo eEesta.
ted By teast FL faE a eanp Hoe,s ~
q elnst tucL coLDss ncy, let al VITO pIopo.o visit
~ 1te Ecla G:lss pIoEde !eT;e3yss Slsa enG2
b-es.ts ne sun are morr lesr fAlliblc but hu.
4 ~ Testimony kts.d to. ethez IN volumes and Or
7hn strongest kind be NnFta Z EtrAW, THEA tns iE'
Mcut p,cts,s't1 Is tht best pIo.esnon asstnst a.
Etics tn,ss Les 1etior' that h1s set eee9 ~
cpytIet aId IT, In "a = 1lFALl1 II AES SthiiC
{ neoc!ea II l.uIa.n sknl can pe; 1noHta. q. xho
hive t;ed Il aeCla1e fLAt cAst Of It VIII nfut Anxe
:he te, ,cious gp1H iea Of unwAoeeoue E&.tr. md
sue. Its hah:nAl uie III 80 ora:e the Es:en Z: 70
ence cf {Asua. IN Ca!1fost1a II IL mos* popular
article. uk+t kasnck universally py The niet1s -
Glet.QtEl Vhe7G 1sg pr3 pert .ts necotne kooF
ct ap1eck'ed II Crh1r sttuu nose are dsetrded
- tor them ntS ps2s5S stT- 7HksAT1s
, 1863-11-05
/ PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
=

CoptAlattx Gcasly 800 pRwt. and 1s1 nEe e1ktet ~
ss.te of Health sud Dse.se. viii Treadss On sSsi
Ahnee lii DtnloZAhla consequence upon &o6 ha41a
xnn Bocy. Wtta tne Anthar flhn of frtatcaent-:hc
farly TEtionl a.d tuccesstc1 0rde q cqrf tno
~ fhn rerott OF pA.se tfe4ted fruitful edvaaef So
lie luanitd AID thcse o~s4teutlAdeE n9:stske Ebo
eqtesta1n daub:s Of tee1r pa5atcA co5a.toa: 6sa1
n Ataraps O. pc1A \: currency ny Rd1resnoE ~. La
CRtllT. No 81 kAiten Lana. Albany. f. I.
, 1863-11-05
h / 4 B e r e s

Il c;sssse Of the 6tosoh and Liver ac!ing through
he 6fonsys, and w1thont doab: ths most oostiasts
consultation We have no space for dtsc1sfug cA7sts.
cut viii that tie effect Of the disease IS con
ct the food) ipto sugar ich stimulates shs fIdneys
10 m excessive selection Of watet. Aa3J pe1so1s
t. tdty ra.s a,ge qgaa5ues dnrEk the day, ana s.e
dQ M tie hight. No nnce u +ken OF 1t until theiF
attenon Is saie! T. ths la:ge Of erd
coEtIol ot o1dicAr3 remedies. Anotaaz symptom Is
lbs e1t tbIat HAlca. when the 0la1a ID FUZZY edtae-
without being katlened- al ds3 ness or t.o moat.
cracking Of the Nps. hEset bte.:h II he mq!e kd'
azo ths patient gradually slnks from exhaustion.
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MEDICAL CARD.

HAIRY II. IaOINE8VN* NJ Us9
k7sduste of tse Nev England Fenale Aodtcal Gol
FGt ~ ores il fhls city Has ox p:tctIce3 rear
u tae Nev YoIE a1 for the sea.ss = women
sfCMca1o aao y:cin;y. ods ~ s!sts 1T stress 6ace
RAT1ExNCtA :-ArR. Jchn C. Ra1net. Mrs.. B. r.
Gardher. MI r. G. Sherman. MI. Y. &. RYDER.
oclI-c4! In
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEli
IL RAT<,EH,uRB celebrated HAR DYE II TH
fl1zT n TKx WORLD, The only 4HxI114, TRpz and
II.s11 Dys ksoxGs TIL ag.endia +, Ma's II Dys y
70 4 GIossY .BI41K Of NxTUkAL 81owa. without II.
1+1aE tan Hatr q S.autrf the Skin leaving 70 aeE
3cEt AID EeAntlfu.: IL psf8 EeAh vtttMs9 ne44e9Ey
ssoE1ue III pr1ste color, and recnee the iEenects
II sud bsea. 1te GeouiIa IL hEned HErd1kx A.
R&4QH1lo1 III others And Gh1 uld
no evotaed. sole bJ ~ Druxk1ftl kc. ftctnE!. E
, r. afrleY 1tYeet. Rev York, III E9a71y
, 1863-11-05

fNAT 4 r z q! CATE e E Il
W pN. eEELYEB LletE1o CATARRa KEAEuf.
4 .nrt Ga.& 1or GI:afr. Q: Colo tn TIC ae.s. y
Ezs:er tp cure CATAFEH t:kr CoNSUXFT1oH 1Qe
eynpiuHse C&:a:rl 1t o.tt are ysry sltht IefeSns
1in1 u.e5 ha,e cod sc Lave tscpeae nttteks ars
nose rAy be dry or tu-ot discn<sge thln "a ae1la
.,zccn i1e Lick Aad sEeatve es tss dse! !se
II to tic 1Lsckt &c r iEwsed or csnEtL3 oa. 1Ie
b1tett btc51nts ererEre. It Eay Gettoy ne aenhe
Ix~ tl5 x2o1. eent Is txp:ess. uEce ~ SoGta
Eoet Once Ho1 aesl, e lego. Ill bold by aH Drag
ct1f1 -' n i6.p1..15 In m JH&sA
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kxaItEi q rftrek.

H0ILOWAY'S PILLS-Un-
~ NJ cepsArJ Totnre.-PAL111ATlox or TEE
AxA1T.-1he beealng b.A1e1int sAliv .1ng end tor
5MaER mhthud 0t The mtdeT 1ft4 sIGci ot eissase
1e1ot 70 the Ittser tna1 he pte.etyAton
ol EomA0 life, Fh3sleart h4ve car.Ain Fout1ne pro
tSsloee TOT sh6aE NoIrt orx1ANDI IRON witch tnn1e
u no departure tie la~t OF tae HI do 8nd FrelAus
Nese not ore tml21tAb -. diets Of this ORA.
ccnnn Codf that conunes mec 10 rec1na- doECesnh
ptnAltt o. s1Eialen Vp'Tamne1rd eF pA1uc1l1r
Iu,es AoloEsy. .yfsem on sns contrary IL hss'd On
1hf Atmpfe 1RWa Of EAtu'o PalL1aliou u Cftea the
.1etvous k1ecsio. Dg tb.1f seton on tho stomach
Ahd nervTe tht P1Ale II Itve tae cautc &nt eject
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V1NELAND-Lands-To all

V1NELAND-Lnnds-T all
7 wanting FsrMs-LarXe and thriving settlement
mid end ctmate SO lles sou.9 OF Pe;ladel
which can nov he teea krovink. Twenty ans. MY
acIn tsctz fson as to scro pa5 I!tta
nd IN: churches, schools and good to:dty ltM
row Il . mcet lup.ovtng place East or Wess E1n'
witch he place & iAd out Il unsu,Eassed Lette1t
spsWered. FsHe.t contA'n Eeoess 1nA giving nil
Dis Vine.and Pust 0Ece Cumberland county. New
Tyon report OF Scion RobI noe. Agricultural Edi
tor al the fnbu5e sit oct Of the most extenays
ieTiie in - Ameat lessl p2stdcu I'D suitable
~ ~ fhs ~ Etarn .. air1eI oc3-oi69-1nqo
, 1863-11-05
EosToy CORNERS. Y. r., Dec, a. 1a6t.

HVs1oS IVIA48s. T. T., Uec. =. so1.
YIN. Il. GREGG & Co.:
Gents: rely give you liberty to mako u8o Of Tie
+ lopinE Certificate u the value OF Constitution
Water, Waich CAL Ietu1mend In the El1hest man
rer,
My EEe, wto w4 s:t.cked with pain IN the should
Pa.patou ct tho Heart attended with Falling Or the
WoEb D7anononhea. aad Irritation Of he bladder.
nont& HktR he lets ter tha2 he bad found ner
then employed one Of the best physicians could
while she was hia lho did not suffer quito
- TEeh Psa Ms hn&y E:vs nss e nP sad :sld ses
comb natoa q complaints mat medicine glvea foE
About this tur ne co,oEe4ctd the uso Of Constit.
ZION Water. and to onl utter atonsament almost tae
Kept On improving rapidly uadnr its tgeataart, A1o
Low eurer1nteads e1tlle,y Ee5 donesiie afAIa She
four weeks and We arc aAppJ to say that 1t has
Guced permanent cue.
Wx H. VAx BE1souoTKy.
, 1863-11-05
Qbiraqo Qribnne.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1863,
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

n"fs Implicated Traitors at Large
Copperheadk Getting Ashamed OF
Their Name.
, 1863-11-05

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
lX4 Ksts&e In Chicago. Or On ferms In mtnop
Ett1in 10 miles d Chicago Appneshf. II 1e4es ~n
1stpdos of 1he property offered :. sec1E1ty Apply
70 GEO. r. NEHCOAH. ottoe 30 De Afootn st. Boon
10. up4tairs. Chicago, II. F. Q. Box 1ds.
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