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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27

/ 0puisr Tnmalss.
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waanlnsson ONT 0puisr rama''s.
In a letter dated October 3lst, 1855,
Gen. Washington addressed Henry Lee,
then in Congress, 10 regard to shay's re-
bdlion in Massachusetts,. He thus ex-.
/, r,ssed his views OF inf uence" and con-
citation
"You talk, my good sir, of using infu-
ence 10 appease the present tumuita 10
Massachusetts know not where that
influence il TO be found, nor, II attalna.
bIe. that il would be proper remedy for
these disorders. Influence u not Goee,H-
s.e,,t, Let us have a. lsoee77mnnt by
which ourselves, liberties, and properties,
will he secured; or let us knew the worst
at once. Under these impressions my
humble opinion 10 that there is call for
decision know precisely what the insur-
gents eim ut. II they have real grieyan-
ccs, redress them, il possible, or ncknowl-
edge The justice Of them 10 your inability
TO do II Ia tic present moment N Mey
haze nd, cayfDg lie .fores Of The Geseya-
me,a ay4iast dem nj ,onee. ifhis ia in
oiguok. III io,A be eoheinced hot
he supe,45ae,uyc d bad, ~ rants mp
l,ot
"go be morn exposed in the eyes Of the
world, ADD morc contemplate, ~ hardly
possible. To delay one or the other OF
lLese expeGianls. II 10 exaspera,s on the
one hand. or 10 give confidence on the
other, and sliI odd TO their numbers Tor
like SHOW balls, such bodies increase by
every movement, unless there IS some
thing 10 the way 10 obstruct aud crumbie
them before their weight is TOO great aud
irlestsiRb'e
"These are my sentiments Prcce.
dents are dangerous things. sLet the reins
OF Cove finent then be- traced with ~
steady hand, and every violation Of the
Con>iitut,on be repyehended If defect
i've let /, be AMENDED, but not suif rcd TO
be tranplsd upon while it has an exls-
tepce.'
es.g- The venerable statesman and pa
triot. Daniel S. Dickinson. OF New York,
has made az eloquent and patriotic speech
in reference 10 the recent riots 10 New
York This is the way in whIeh he spoke
Of Governor Seymour aud the enemies OF
the conscrip,ion
- He warned the merchants, farmers,
aud mechanics. that this spirit OF rebel
ion, which politicians are seeking to ban.
die with tutfeG mitteus, will take their
goods, their produce, and their wares,
and compel them 10 pay for their support
unless they put it down at once. IL
should do himself and the cause III ustct
il be did not Say that he felt his State Il
be disgraced, when high officers Of th,
Safe, from lhe Chief Executive TO higt
Judicial fRuc'ionary, ak 10 a mob II
mild and deprecaio-y language, instead o.
putting them down with a strong band
The only speeches be need make to suct
mcn ,ud be made with sho; and she'll
aud tn only messages he would seuc
would b fro,n the M puths OF cannon -
lAppLuse.l When he saw public otflcer
tampejiug with mobs aud addressing
llsen, be thought there must be some
thing wrong
, 1863-02-21

ATo11cl1 Story-!111 in Her Eye.
From the Kenosha Telegraph
Some six or eight weeks since the family Of
a former citizen Of this place, now residing III
the northern part Of the State, were startled
BY singular phenomenon. 4 little girl Of
the family, Of some ten or eleven summers,
and witltal pretty and Intelligent child, sud
thing in her eye. Her mother, on exaMin*-
tion, found 4 piece Of leaf-a locust leaf, VIC
belieye-on the ball of the eye. This she
took out, but thought little Of the accident,
though the little girl insisted that she could
no, tell how 1t came in her eye. Soon after
thu same eye, aud still the child insisted that
she could not tell how the articles came
there. These two leaves were thrown away,
hut they were soon followed By other small
substances, nnd Mrs. - thought the case
was SO strange, that she preserved the pieces
EXTRACTED.
From this time, for a period Of several
weeks, ill sorts OF substanccs-bits Of leaves,
sticks Of wood, some Of them thrce.fourths
Of IN inch in length, pieces Of hazlc nut
slucks. portions Of burrs, wads Of tow,
pieces Of almost every conceiyablc substance
child declared that she could not tell how
these things came there, aud her mother BE-
| lieyed, and believes still, that they were
never put there By any human agency.
The girls eye was but little affected by this
accumulation Of articles. i little watcry aud
| little rcd, when they eanlc ont, the eye was,
bu. it soon regaincd its nstn1al look.
| The strange discharges continued to In
crease, and We understand that in one day pns
| hundred and siXty.siX substances or articles
above mentioned, none Of them Of very deli
cate Proportions, were taken from the child:
| pear, that the neighbors we're called in, ant
| then The doctor to relieve the mother SU TAX
, 1863-02-21
DROPOSALS FOR Is, 10, and s
INCH CANNON.


Proposals. VII! be recclyet at this office until P. II,
snek iron e bS mads IN wa
E ns Ss ~ so as u Isl
iron. 10 be cast hollow and cooled from ne inte1iss
md o hayc ttnas!ty ot metal of net ltss ,nan 9o
81 snkns asaa q the GaG snd
s:s!: NJ r. :ss;
mems Re cnt from .sc gun head. and s'ab -
md asrss ss Il, y asa
tf osa1es & s @ VII, te.s tho specimens.
fnfai.S ths as,mssiSn. I'd p5oys ihs s;Is[ xaas
nfa not FIT aus 1 @ o the e lie
tract No contract viii be Tssn nor VII ~ tsda9 IL
!: tssisf saissss
e"ntractor viii be reqaired u fuFal.h pEoper
i,e1s: is ts,. saeS ,s p - sh f. Ee
tilss Vii be tabc:ied snd saved and ths reau5ita
force er handling I'D nEn n gpn I'M as fon nf
ihe sFlsi nm an ths 6tlaasce Dersttnent & hayo
to 9nis fsee of charge ii tesst one specimen from
sss Il ep
to exceed one foE esery se9 cannon Each cannon =
te same calibrs; and none ase to hs reeeiyed Or pAd
ST r. ss viii e
uate Mtder. will state the numbers and callbeEs of
epccl0tatioas and conditions; t.. place whe1e they
arc TO be 1lr: tho time Of otconn,eHcax delivery and
the rnte Ut delivery Fer month, thereafter. and tha
price rer pound or rer gun for The fnshed csnnon
No bids will be entertained uEiess from lnundsFa
actually esEarsd In the business. cv1deneo OF when
Faliars to srftyrr Al ihe specified time will subject
the contractor 70 fosesuse Of tbs amocnt 70 be de;
Uycre Mt tiat t!iEe Each party obtaining contract
wil 1 requr ed enter into bonds with propcr sur
ties for liz fa'thfal fnlnlment aud transfer OF tht
contract to another party Will cauEt. IT. entire 1of.
fc.t3re Etders *n DC squirsd to nle .tth thesr hd
bond Ii the penal nf not less than 70 o00 eEned
by not les. tsa persons. conditioned that the
Ed il accepted fhe bidder sssl1 comply with hls pso
roSal ard faithfully and tully perform what ne proposes
10 unde:takc. The bond must Be seknow1ed hefore
Judge nf c1urt OF record, and the Dontlsnen mus
be certihc By the .1ndge OF District Court Of tn
| United States 0. Ordnance DElcer tn charge Of
United State Atxcra1 to be each worth tho penal sum
Of the bond over and ao1ve ~ llsntte$ The HSh
deemed too high for any c.nse 1t ls not deenet
for the public nte9est 10 acccrs tarr-
]. W. f,p:ey Ci!cf Of Ordnance. Washnston. D. c.
and Viii BE- endorsed Proposals fos Hfa1x Gannon.
Drigadier General. Chief Of Ordnance
-nA
, 1863-02-21
The Hartford Eonvcn1iOu-181
TO b<, Renewed in 1863.
CANT UILEr,

The Hartford Convcntion-1S14
TO be Renewed in 1863.
CANT U1LEr,
RACINE, Wis, Feb. 1e, 1863.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The aged, like myself, will remember, and
the younger men Of tho country have read,
that III the war Of 1sl2-15 the Federal party
in most of the New England States controlled
the Legislatures, and were opposed TO the war.
This opposition culminatcd in 4 convention
of delegates from several States, appointed by
their respective Legislatures, who were in
that interest, which met at Hartford, Conn,
in 1879.
Their object was to restore peace with Great
Britain, without attaining the objects fol
which the war was dcclarcd-that Is, that ou,
Rag should protect the vessels and men who
sailed under it on the high seas. They would
consent to have our vessels searched and on,
scamcn impressed By British cruisers, to have
peace.
The delegates were hisscd at in the streets,
and public thoroughfires, and to avoid this
in Convention, they met in secret conclaye,
or admitted none but those known to be in
sympathy with them. They passed pompous
resolutions, and adopted memorial to Con
greee, and dcputcd certain OF their number to
present it in due form. But such was the COLI
Tempt ofthc public mind towards those to-
rics and traitors, that they had to reach Wash
| ington by stealth, to avoid the public gazt
and hisEes as much as possible.
/ Their memorial was spurncd, and the par
ties TO it we're ever afterwards despiscd by all
| true Americans. And n greater odium could
| be cast over the prospects Of politician than
| TO brand him rs a member Of that Conyen
| tion, or with being III sympathy with it.
| 1t WAS of this Convention that Gen. jackson
| made lis famous threat that it they lad nlct
in his military district lie would have arrested
| them under the second section Of the act cs
tabliehing the articles of war as spies and
hung them.
III the famous debate between Webster and
Haync in the United States Senate, wher
Hayne failed III argument, he attempted tt
de1noilsh his opponent b; alleging that III
was in The Hartford Convention, and if it lai
been true, it would lave prostrated him. Bu
it turned out tl!at Webster was not only no
| one of the Convention, but had not even rcat
their proceedings, and the false acoustic!
rcroilrd upon nHync.
But now, in 1863, it secms that tho sam
diegraceful SCENE is to be re.enacted. Til
CoppcIl.eatls Or traitors Of the North arc eli
dcavorine TO get up similar convention, t
meet in Louisville, Ky, TO Stafford aid an
comfort to The enemy" Of the country. Screl
III State Legislatures, where the Coppcrhcad
rule, hare lie project before Them. But !,
true as past history indicates that of the fl
ture, in a like case, such men as engage Il
this Infamous affair, are doomed to simila
disgrace rs that attached to the Hartford Cor
ycntionists. And 70 mote it be.
And possibly. they may meet with a IS Jack
SON. who will arrest them as spies, cnculie,
OF traitors, and deal with them accorlingl,
1t s.ou;d be so. b. BKEMsoS,
| Chaplain 3lst Rer Wis Vol
, 1863-02-21
Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR FLANK
L HOWlTZEKS. ...-

WAsu1SGrpS January !'sa tSs1.
Proposals will he received Mt this office until CLOCK
~ the eth OF February next. for furnishing one
hundred, less .tronader cast Iron lioxttzers for
flank deenst. ThS>o l1oxitzcEH weigh. When hnlshet
nheut As pounds each AZ. drawings exhibiting th"l:
can b. seen at this ocg At the Untel
Suites Arsru3ls. They to be sunicct to TIC Fc'.
United States Inspection and pruof and none are tosc
received and paid for except such pass tnsrectll
AMI l,.ocf and ,4re ar?r.,vrd by United States T.
epecier to be Ee.ignated By tis o:ce. Payments VIII
be rac on certificates OF Inspection and Teeelp1 ~
Eidaers will -ta,e the number Of ilou:tccEs they pro-
Of n,aantactute md delivery and tnc pEcs PET pound
!aired unless 1t be from tounsss rssu4:y sngsGed
aceororany tue bid ANY bidder obtanins @ contract
will be required TO enter ito bonds With nos !ess man
two surstt* 4 rhc renal sn q ten toTsana M doa,s
The bons nus. b. aeSuows5sed heh,sc totsT e.
hy the Jndse Of District Court y t1r Gnied States
senal to b worth the penal su Of the boEd over sno
above al! liabilities. ~.
rricrs are deemed too hGh. or IT, for any cause It ~
hct deemed ,I TIE rnhi; inteses; to accept fnsma
General .ames y. Ripley. CHIEF OF Ordnance. Wassa.
ing,on, y. G" and will he endorsed FT9Hpssa ZOE
fank How tiers" " klPLEH.
taS1 -x5ts-w.B TIT
, 1863-02-21
ID G. g
co N S TITUTION
WATER
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR TIE
CONSTITUTION,
ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
DIABETES
AND DISEASES OF THE
Kl DNEYS AND BLADDE R.
rr.,ese Dangerous aud Troublesome
Diseases, which have thus far Rc-
sisted the best Directed Treat.
menoi t1oifsd San is Sy eIp the aenedY
F1ow before NBs


Diseases occurring from one and the ZANE eause
will be entirely cured BY the Constitution Water,
il taken for any ylength of time. The dose should
yary with the severity of the disease, from twenty
drops to teaspoonful three times day, In water;
During the passage Of the Calculus, the pain and
urgent symptoms, eEould be combatted with the
proper remedies, then followed up with the Con-
Wufar M ahcya 6irartaH
, 1863-02-21

ftm TIT -NAEns11C U1!!Ul1' 1'tu.1
A singular incident of the war w:ss related
to US the otl,cr day. Three fathers came up
the Cumberland River on the last fleet for the
purpose Of bringing back home with them
The bodies Of their sons who had fallen in the
memorable battle Of Stone River. They
carried with them three mctalie coiflns, in
which to place the remains Of their gallant
boys. Tie boat which they we're on, stopped
on her way up, 1T CiaEktvillc, for short
time, and tie grief stricken fathers stepped
ashore Grcatl i to their astonlshmcnt, almost
the tir<t persons whom they saw were tlei,
three sons, who were jolly and hearty, and
oycrjoyed 10 see the sold folks from home
having no more idea Of getting into burial
,as,. 'i,an they had Of throWinsa MP nap ovel @
the mupn ~. Aa4S W1~ ..i~-..1 ..
and remarkable surprise to both parties.
, 1863-02-21
EpefiuI n otiffs.


Don't fa1; to procure
.,,.e 1v1xr1 oyy.s SOOTHING; SYRUP FCE GILL.
-N1s-' DEEE TEETlIISC.
This va,cahlc prrarat,n + tic r5es:Etrton Of ono
RI the 1u..ss exncEi avg skunu Nn!nca ~ NV
England and has been u*fd WILL hescx aaae hucceas
In thousands Of cases ,r,
rssss ~ f hcs. cI 'o asaf vni iQs:g9 ~
ivce to- aud cEcrEy 10 tho whole system. It Will .!
fEoet stauf!y rr!tCsc ..-
eURI1,ISt; IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoL1c
md orr ,eu7:c Conynleions which, II not ereedft,
r,lnrdci, ,na In DEATH We bclievc it the best AM
crrc.t ci the world + all cases Of
Nud IllHt:Etlt.A IN CHILDREN. whether arisin
1rnu T,s'h!ng or from. any other cause.
trit directions fornsns wifi accom- each bottat
Nac gc, uii,c unless tt' lac sn,llr ofEFRFtS PEI
k1Ns. New York. Is on the outside wrapper.
said hr al! Medic:re DealeEb.
Principal ntfcc, :s pey street. New York.
pEloE ONLY Is CEATs FER UoT1LE.
ft&d.,.IES.1
, 1863-02-21
Nead, Read, Rcad-

DANVILLK, Pa+. JUNG z, 15G3.
Dr. TM H. GREqa-Ucar Sir: In February. 88t':
was inflicted With tho sugaE diabetes and tos nye
twcnty-fur hours. was ob1i.edio set up often as
ten q twelve times CURING the ntaf a9d r. ys
lie month Of July 1sl. procured two bottles d
Const!tutota Water md In two days after using II.
experienced relief and after taking two bottles was
entirely cured. soon after rcgntnng my usual good
health. Yours truly.
, 1863-02-21
TOR SALE-Lanas. To all want.
Il Ing Fa..ns-La-ee nnathytyfng settlement Of vtne.
land mild citrate. THIRTY MILES south Of Pals
dcohla by raslryud RICH SOIL

FFouuCtS k11f@cE Eftps3
Twenty acre tracts At from rs acre csyaha
within four ycars-
GOOD BUSINESS oPEN1SGs-G0oD SOCIETY.
Hundreds arc settling and uakln improvements. Ap-
Cumberland Ceunty. New Jersey. Letters answered.
Papers containing full Information E1l be sent nee.
JaEvA f+,7.
, 1863-02-21
A {, A RID
Deafness and Blindness.

,,.,,., roor, ,cr1le a-d Au.tss. Operative
srco nm, =. ss1ss. sncshcran House.
cuc4oo 11zrSo1s:
eevetsd IL, seeesss onshiy
I'll the new md and anpn7atss
nna US ~ first at;ictoas In all the prhthslnc
1nd sd ~ Insrnass q M LSndos en- rsd
ncnt I'd modem operations 70: Deafness Cataract
Hiica u G.Gss Eye E;.t.oM"tnn Il IT, Es5:oP199 q
fsnnfs c:s and srrrlort Etorths Of every deseslp
lion htl1c:al Eyes md Ear prn!ns tnsertcd an aad
HnrSc.,l.. giuseppe F1aryngocnrc and t,phtiialHis
fcrft 4 instruments ard machinery that brilliantly
nars of lie Lye and Ear 1us rcvcan. the cause aae
Ha;u:r O. many diseases Of the ere and car sast hsv!
{,~rHnr =. hlc ohsrur1ty fel1-z31a I'm
, 1863-02-21
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION Of TIE kIpNEYS, AND
STEAEGEEY AND DI'KSISG.
OF PAINFUL URN

For these diseases Is truly sovereign remedy and
has heen known 10 relieve most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in tht
en,n ii the back and throng the hips? teaspooMiu
q day OF Constitutional Water will relieve you llks
, 1863-02-21
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Was the commencement Vi new era in the treatment
Of tcsc Irregularities AID 1-ttnctions which! have
cols!g1cd sd tlany to PREM ATcEE EEAFE. Sofc:nac
ca cnlLy good healt: une.s she Ii rcsulhs and when
obstruction takes place The general ueasta oe
clncs to decline
, 1863-02-21

Of size to be very painful to m ordinary eye.
At times the removal of these substances is 4
painful opc' ation for the child, but most gene
rally they are taken out without much pain,
and thc:eyc soon assumes its normal 'al:
, 1863-02-21
GI),'c<oeo Oril:uue.
lAEpoia11scsr in 81: EeeEll'u
Army.
BousE OF REpREaEsTATIvEs,l

Appointment in 81. EeeEt1'ur
Army.
HousE OF RErREaESTATIvEs,l
WAsu1SGToS, Feb. 10, 1858.
Editors c:itaso Tsibunc:
I receive, almost every day, applications
from a,npng the most meritorious soldiers In
thu volunteers for appointments in the scgu-
lar army. Since the appointment Of Licutcn-
ant DcWolf from Company B, Chicago Light
Artillery, to the United States regular artil-
1ery, have not been able to secure any ap-
pointmcnt from the volunteers to the regulnr
army, the War Department having adopted q
rule not to make such app. intments. No
stronger casc for making an exception to this
rule can be conceived than that which occurr-
cd Oh the death Of that gallant young officer.
It will be remembered that hc was MORALLY
wounded, while braycly leading his company
at Williamsburg, within i few days after he
was commissioned. Immediately after his
death, in personal Interview with the secre-
ta1y of War, Ibegged that his old comrades
composing Company should be permitted
to dcsigrafte from among the pfivates of that
Company the one they should deem most de-
serving, and that whosoeyer they should Sc
lcct, ehuuld be commissioned to fill the racan-
cy caused by his death. The Secretary &C.
knowlcdsed that no stronger case could be
made, brt said that he could make no ezcep'
ton to tho rule.
Recently All impression Ia: prevailed that
tie rule Lad been rr1a1cd, and have received
many applications. In consequence l ad
dressed note of inquiry to Secretary Stanton
and received the following reply:
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsu1SGroS CITY, Feb. II, 1863. j
| Hon I. y, arnold, House Of Representatives:
| s1E: am instructed by the 6ecretagy Of War II
acknowledge receipt Of your note, OF this date. AMI
| to say that The rule Of the Department not to np
point f5cm th: volunteer service to thg resula
| Sir, roar ob't sefr't.
Ed. M. CAEpLrY, Brig. Genl.
By publishing the foregoing you will oblise
Your ob't sery't, ISAAC n. ARNOLD.
, 1863-02-21

pUCKSK1N GOODS.-'rhe best
i stock IL town and lowest prices Army Gloycs,
onccI. Gloyes. Farmers G.oyss; u kinds e Glove:
ouaniiiy MILITARY GOODS.
Wholesale and Ectau II reduced pricc1
BOWEN; % Clark street. tup etait5 'oyer oTer taa
Unltsd States Express Qmft.
, 1863-02-21


Tie amount Of Liabilities, due or not due, to
RanIs Of otter Creditors. None.
Losses ntnste! and due Sens.
ISs;ss Sa{2>tsd + ;Sssa:s rlthout
small. Tor printing. &c " way -....-....
instructed to t,ks no rsS
TIE g1ca.sst anount tnturyd IN an3 onG @ enyi .ewn own
stFue'on :tftfMt g. ts :st Il Ssa
IAK7ToRp. January ist, 1863
ss-1iasttor d. January 1st. 1863 .
eeef % asxnE os
eP ads s% o thsi t s
AETNA n''ii**kh HE*kf foMIER. Justice oftas Peace,
roE1o1sAL.1
Certificate to expire tile 3st day Of January ISL
Arp1Tons CTY1cx, STATE or I1L1So1s.3
sPR1xaF1K1D. january ~. 1se3-
THERKAs The Aetna Insurance Company. located
At Hartford IN Inc State of Connecticut has aed IN
rsHuired b. An Act to regulate the Agrne!cs ot n
sn!ance Companies not ne1rroraseI b5 ne ssats oI
siereto. APPROVED JAM iSsi and shereas sald Com
sosFs 81 s nd
Il
agsn, T M aaa oa 81
st e
did on hcisf ssd Sors1y tist M ssssies
it'd to & . Sad i served aEsa tns Gsapaa{ ard
s 81 I'd
Chicago. i authorized ns "a Agent to5 me ss1 C1n! @
sssas unt! aS i'f he s.. ay ne
astssa d to S sa e T AYE
| IN Testimony whereof have hc.ennto sut
, 1863-02-21

SENATOR CoSSEss An ILL1SorsAS.--From
the Geneva, New York Ga=rtte, It appears that
the new Union Senator from California, is an
Illinoisan. Illinois has certainly done well in
furnishing Senators to the Pacific States. The
Gazette says the Hon. John Conness euigTa-
ted from Illinois to California in the year
ls4o: "He made The trip In company with
the Ontario Trojan Band, Of which our quon-
R. Parburt, esq, was Captain. The latter, IL
his frequent private correspondence with us,
and in letters written on the route, in the
early years of his pilgrimage in the mines,
USED often to speak Of Nj. Couness, and
always in terms Of the highest respect for him
, 1863-02-21

AS Tom Thumb and his bride were passing
down the staircase At tue Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia, on 1hursday, gentleman acci-
dcntally trod upon the skirt Of Mrs. Thumbs
d7ees. The General turned round, looked
daEgcrs ut him, and spiritually sad: '.Tll
tll.ik you to t;Ee your foot from ny lady'ss
epo]ogixcd. Just before leaving, some Of the
boasdels at the hotel came to bid them !, q
etrirplihg Of sixteen years, fully twice the
hight Of the dwarf: He held ont his hand:
"Good bye, General; a pleasant journey to
you.", ''Thankee, Bub p was the reply Of
The General. he good boy, aad mind yon:r T.:
palronizing remark Of the pigny. but couldn't
resent it. The Thumbs inherit the Yankee
arpryciatitn Of money. They had a few card
pho: ographs Of themselves in wedding cos
tune. 4 gentleman Of rank who desired to
procure one, and sent his card to the General
with request for one, was informed that tue
cards were to be had at the book stand; The
diminutiye Thomas, even on his bridal tour,
looks out for the turning Of an honest penny,
;nd his agent sold fire hundred Of his yignette
cards at round figure to the gender in qaes
tiOn.
, 1863-02-21

This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF
mucous lining Of the vagina and womb. It t5 IN
across The bowels and through tic hips. A tc3;
spoonful Of the medicine may be taken three tlnts
d day, with an Injection Of tea-spoonful OF the
medicine, mixed with half pint Of soft water,
morning and evening. .
, 1863-02-21

observation-disclosures Iud-
m # Isa'sstSa e. ~ ~; r eas!sSss 4
ssaa T
Chicago. January 1st. 1sss. = N issasss:lw
THE CO-PARTN ERSHIP
hsts2Sse vRA 1fasttsg Iag gadss shs n5e e
ssS $ss.$S IS S I y u E
nISSOLUTION. - The Co-part-
ese sspI i: ps sstes eaS oaSs uss e. ns a2 s
&
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THE FIRM OF POPE & SLO-
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TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE
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| Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller. FULLER FINCH.
, 1863-02-21
'I@HE UNDERSIGNED, Recei

rrHE UNDERSIGNED, Receiver
l. of The Artisans Bank Of the City Of New Iork.
stnte Of New York, granted on the 2lt day Of July
lss2 WIN sell a. Pa5e Aastlen on The nf,h Ssta1 d.y
tie North door Of tic Court llonse In the CITY Of CHI
caEo State Of illinois, commencing at Il o'clock noon.
fe follow Ing dcscrihed real estate, formerly belong
Ing to the eail TIE Arsisnns' BANK; ,,..,. ,u.
s51 in ArchCra Addition Chicago. sItlAte lying and
being IN the ity Of Chicago County q Cook and state
Of illinois, md known as = the Douglas property.
The tetns OF sale are cash. ..,,-,r
RcreIyer of the Artisans Hank City IT New York
Chase. StorIs 1u1son, Attorneys. 1alSZStta