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IT HAS NO RIVAL.
There IS no complicated Machinery 10 get
out Of order, and rer the Operator.
1t is made with special reference to the
wants Of a family simple in its arrangements,
perfect in its motion, and durable in its parts
Any one can understand and work it with per-
feet success doing all kinds Of work, from
the finest muslin to the coarsest fabric. 1t
gives the best satisfaction where II is sold, and
all who use or examine, pronounce it better
adapted to meet the wants Of euery family, than
any other machine now offered to the public.
So to $40 per Day,
Can be made by engaging in the sale of the
above Machines. Agents wanted in every
township in Iowa. Address the manufacturer,
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FOR THE YEAR 1868.
THE
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL,
DAILY, WEEKLY, & TRI. WEEKLY.

The year now closed has been one Of unprecedented
success for the Journal Its circulation has doubled and
doubled again. and is still increasing at rate that en-
In the anticipation that will double for the
third time before the year ends.
We attribute this increasing prosperity 10 the fact that
we have neglected means opportunity 10 make the
journal wideawakc newspaper, and honest straight
forward advocate OF every right We have spared
and shall spare no expense or effort TO makeh
The Leading Ner.paper Of the NortA~est.
And regards questions of the War and OF Public Poll
cy we aim to do justice and promote the best
Ct the people, and Of our mperilled Union. We have
nc enemies to punish while this lasts except those
who are the enemies OF the country. We shall stand by
our soldiers In the field faithfully, representing their
cause while we are fighting for that Is ours aud
yours as well as theirs
-, AS we said year ago, so we repeat We beye
tat Tue rights o. all loyal men, everywhere should be
proected ana mat traitors sverywhere should be de-
sroyed from of the face Of the earth and ali their
cry TO the Government which they are seek
ting 10 overthrow 80
In the Commercial, Local, and News DEPARTMENTS of
the Journal we VIII not permit ourselves 10 be
by any newspaper In the Wesand In every resrect we
shan continue 70 make reliable public journal repre
sentlng the best interests of the people and devoted
the Nation. ~"
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Certificate from the Secretary of State.
OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE,
Dfs MoISfs, July is, 1851. (
MnToS BRIGG, ESQ. Dear Sr-The American Insurance
Company has not filed its Articles OF Incorporation In
Office. The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company ths
only insurance company that has filed Articles OF In
corporation in my office. Yours truly,
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary OF State,
35yl BY JSo. NJ. DAVIS, Deputy.
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MILTON BRIGGS, Secretary A. f.. RICH, General Agent
st. Charles City, August 10th, 1861.
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Mrs. A. called and got one dollars worth OF
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT MIN1oK,s.
The incest kind.
Mrs, D. got one dolar's worth Of tue incest kind
TEN GENT SUGAR, AT MtNIcK,s
NJ 9 got one dollars worth Of the choicest quail
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT M1EfcK,s
Mr.. y. says that he got the best quaity Of grssn
RIO COFFEE AT JsA MfkIoks, aga
est OF 'N SV' '"e
GREEN TEA AT ia. MINlcKA
"hle every body calls gets suneio Of tlat erceIlsnt
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT "a. MaRioK,
Mr. ~ SAYS no purchased ahalf barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT 4, A MlNIcK's,
De''dedly inc lest he ever used while the supply Of
No. MAckEREIa AT IA. MlNIcKs,
noth lSI s.ee and quality, cannot be excellsd IN tina or
He invites all TO call At his establishment spdtn.
poet his stock OF "
CHolCE DRIED FRUIT,
COFFEES AND TEAS, H1
SUGAR or u KINpy,
AMI tho largest and best variety Of GFooeti t. N sss..r
~ the city. HIS large establishments Is on the
Corner OF Market and enerson 90.
mar2gy
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The Old Established BiRdeF,,

.THOS. w. ODELL,
coRNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET, ovER
II UNION TELEGRAPH oIFiCT
Al A~NUFAoTUREs all kinds OF BLANK BooKeh
w County Ohices, Banks, Rail Road Oaiess, Nus.
ness Men, and Others. His work eampuses e,s,v
style, nom ~ oents up to $500 per quiro.
best No. Laid or Move paper used CA blank Wafk.
Maga1nes, Periodicals., &e. de., houDdia any sDls
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10 match All volumes bound by them.
when new
Music bound In any style desired, AMI sa5ets a es,
Eenlenee never btioFe oitued here with Hlnsie lindibs
80 HIS PAGING MACHINE Is he only one 4. ~
oty, anu I. oae Of the most important mFentses a
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hoada M ether work requiring neatness, and dia,sGb.
IN hsfing recently greatly added 10 ha R,.ai.
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a. He refers 70 the County ofaess Of Montsam.,,
fIeue' barke, and 70 he various Banks' Iaifasi
omneN' So'' IN the Miami Valley, tot specinienso f IN.
"L. NL.. WIaNNH
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The Philadelphia Journal suggests the idea
OF oolonizing the Abolitionists instead Of the
negroes.
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DIR. BRADLEY,
GUNSi GIINSl

lust received one Of the finest iot OF donnie bsBr.l
~ shot Guns ever seen in the city. The above GUNS
were sent as samples only, and win be IN store butsIX
hne Gun, allow figures, shonldlnfprove this opportn.
nlly as they VIII he sold very eheap, 70 save he ex.
Pehse OF returning, them. They consist IN part Of
price nom so TO 100. M, SCHNEIDER,
Dl Third street, Ohio Block.
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Groreries, &r.
By the Way, Have You Heard
the News
ia. iMTNTCpxqp9qgr

j. A. MINICK,1 H0qAe
AS received his new Spring Stock, large, well 20.
IL lected and OF the best quality.
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paraeled in ierceness, fury, and mortality II the
charge had not assumed the solemn form that has
been given to it, it would be received everywhere,
whore my whole conduct is known, as ludicrously
false or the creation Of a morbid or disempered
BRAIN
Without assuming TO myself purer patriotism
than animaes the soldiers OF the Cnion, say fear
lessly that none no. not one, loves our Union with
q stronger, hoer love. There Ia nothing in the fu-
ure, us there has been nothing IN the past, that
could not d., and gladly do to achieve its victory
over its enemies and to bind up the wounds under
which it now bleeds. Lie, what is II 10 the SOL
der who is false to lis dag and his country Life
what will be it's value to the soldier (may God avert
the calamity, who may survive 10 witness tie iiay
traled in she DUST its reputation aud power broken
It's PEOPLE separated into fragments, their raterha
affection converted into bitter hate, and the cause oil
constitutional freedom itself for ages II not forever
extinguisbed
Az far as one and the aspirations OF one heart
may be exered to avert tho dire calamity, miue VIII
be used to tie last moment Of my lie. live now
amid whatever clscOaragements surround us, ana
through the gloom which they cause, cbeered only
by the anticipation that all will yet be WE'LL that
our Union will emerge from its present danger even
stronger for the trials through which it il passing;
that it will be ours more to be proud and to
glory in, and again to light the world by the
effngence Of its example; that it will become, ~ 1t
was but recently, monument [ past renOwn and
pledge OF future glory, and will 30 continue 3" till
time q last echo shall have ceased 10 sound
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| Iam now ready to be GiIerod, and the time OF M
departure is at hand. I have fought good hght
hive finished my courseI have kept the iaitn
bencefortb there is laid up for me crown OF rgntt
0usness, which the Lord, the righteous Juise, snai
give me at that day."
And then they went on TO read, "and mol 10 hi'
Only"--when 10 interposed, in bic energetic way
81 have nothing to do with the rest--ftdf Ia mine
that is my testmony-write it down--that Is my
testimony
That was his last substantial testimony; aud
think he was as worthy to take it as tie one VINO
first uttered it..
On Wednesday next, at . o'clock, the funeral
service will be held ia this church. Among the
things most touching, was his lifelong love OF tho'e
brethren with whom he had labored in hs early ni'i-
stry He has gone to join Taylor OF New-Hayen,
ard Evarts Of Boston, and Wisner, and Cornelius,
and other men Of like mark; but his last lingering
intelligence and love chung to DR.. Taylor ano,
although the brightest part of hs life was his I'M
umphant career in Boston, although the lat part OF
his lie was spent here in Brooklyn, near to the
beautiful Greenwood, that is TO be sweet resurrec'
foreground to 40 many saints and, although the
wife of his youth, whom he loved ss no language
could ever speak, lies awaiting Gods trump IN
Litchfeld, Connecticut. yet bis last desire was,
" Let me be laid by the side of Brother Taylor.
On Thursday his dust will sleep there; and there
these two heroes. that suffered, that erdnred, that
Iabored, that prayed together, shall wait TIL God
calls them forth in glorious resurrection.
And may we Join them; may our children JON u.s.
and until that bright hour shall be declared may we
accept with faith and patience and entire subms,
i'll that befalls in this school OF affection Amen
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DIE D..

bEt cftERon Saturday afternoon Jan. TO- h residence
n B9oslyu Ly",.a bess" s. ~ plvmou,h Ch.yeh, on
Wsdnesdsy, at2p H.
EALwfR-A, hi. re.ideuse In IT,, city No III Yves, Fii.
t.sn sieei on SATURDAY Jan 0 o. intnhsi1o" o. IN"
M. TIouss. Ralmer in tho 10Th wear @; hii ase .
Tto relative. snd friends o. the iainy e in'VI
10 The creis Mordsy l4!Ai q oeseA WHhou' iAi'
tlt,f .Oltc.
BUKR-Oa Saturday morning Jan i" MIS- ann Du'' Wv"
rEs 2si,.. p ,rl-ud ofthe family invited TO attend
frrrs' oa Monday a, O'clock ftoro her lat" real
lrn.- 80 ltndson street
Psoyils eel a. H. peTofs ease copy.
pEy,HTar--n7 H-rdsS s-n. II. 1861. suddenly Mi -
sophia Dswssu wife Of james DemsTesE eyed %
y.-'., rIeuih' and 10 days
I-,ia,noe Of hsr 'on Nn H. Dems'ss', No /. Grove
street
HAXrCS-I IL this ely, on sandsy ian H. 1859 Milton lie
Hov il..n' iou Ol Milton aud Anrie HrHtun
III. funeral will take place ron th.r residence, No % East
Tilr'y.c oud ...ce', Tuesday. 18Th mat a., p. m.
NlFn-O Tuesday Dec. IL, tt2 Sickl-ss Division Hoo
ton, Dec. 10. soig, Howard G. Myer Of the 2tth \ \.
The euair, asen to Moth Bay Oleidi County Tor
informant.
MARrlN-oa s..uIdsy Dee L. lqs! Instantly. ,9e battle
ned FredericAsbuIs Va L. Forrest A. Nnt!n OF
tlc goth n Y s. Vols, Company G.
NIcHOLS-suddenly. Saturday. Jan. 10, Amelia Ann.
Daughter LeueI and the ase Jna NJ Niehols aged IL
The relative. and friends OF tue family epe Invited
to attend th. funeral om the fetence Of her tur Ne
Onehurdrsd and twen y.rrth street en- on Monday
PLUMSTEADOn Saturday Jan TO- Lydia Plum'ictd ased
~
Her friends a,ed to attend the funeral from hsr ate
residence No. 1911 Adams street Brooklyn this iNOndsyl
afternoon at O'Clock withon, farther invitation.
sMITll-Ou urdiy Jan To- suddenly, Ia BTed'h wife
of Charles ws Smith. and daughter Of the s,c Wheaton
Bridi.h esq, IN the l9th year Of nor ase
I've relative. snd fl,nds Of the family Invited to attend
the funeral on Tuesday the 18Th inst At O'Clock Z.
At ST. MARKS Church. Second avenue, aud Tenth
street.
-TRy ERA, Lamoortviis, ~ J., on sunday morning
Jan. H. after a,sryeIe ulnr.,, w samuel ~ SfyAs'.
nd IN
Li. Ginsral on "wednesday morning i"hi AZ IL o'eoe@
from la. late residence. 81 Lan.heftvIle 60,
SIUPMAN-ln Clinton y. j. o Tuesday Jan. t. l'oh
Merry Van Sycke, youngest daughter OF VIM " and D -
Sbipmau
WAnhEN-On Saturday Jan. To- aged Il ytars Mrs. Mary
q Warren, frict Of The sto Edmgnd Warren.
Tho erd. Il m. family and Of her Owe1 O. Warren
invited TO attend Der funeral without luther Invitation
oclocA
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car since the first Proclamation was issued
He is now doing his utmost to induce Con
cress by pecuniary grant to aid Missouri TO o
s;s boe:ef ,f Slavery at once. To call such a
.,pen \ g Conservative" in The H'rG'ds sense
: s;m,-v n fraud. If the term Abol'tioni't
does not apply to him, we know not 10 ""O'"
Il would apply.
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No. a FFrm.sr., NEw.Yoax, june Is. 1902
CATARRH CURED.

From the Rev Z. II. Russell, Lynn. Mass
Ihave been much troubled with Cairrh Of the type
for twenty years 1t gradually grew producing
cough and hoarsenes destroying the OF smell aud
breaking down my general health to such degree to
pei resign my pa.orae and suspend public speaking
made d.en use OF the usual remedies such Is snuas Of
areu kinds nitrate Of silver waer, oivetar and inha
laton. but without any very sanitary effects Last Summer
heard Of Dr. Lighths successful mode Of treating Ca'arrh
visited him. and put myself under his treatment bessn
immediately improve and this improvement has gone on
to the ptesent tme Ny esarTh has gradually melted away
my cough ha disappeared voice Las become natural and
sm once more able to preach the blessed Gospel Let NE
advise oil troubled with catarrhal difficulties to apply to Dr.
Lishth. L. H. HossfLL
IyaS Macs Fec. 1, 1919. --,.S.,- ---,r, 49, 49,,
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METROPOLITAN HorRL NEw.YoRg. April |, 1862.
D,a, S take much pleasure IN te'ting to the profess
on,l . exhibited by you in your treatment of Of
.vere H. ANIMATION OF tho throat and with which have
lately been afflicted. Upon coming uader your charge was
Immediately relieved aud speedily cured OF aggravated
complaint which several physicians had previously soush,
IN vain to mitigate.
As an onlewhat of stranger in the city would
that you at liberty to subsiantae my statements IL
necessary by reference to my relatives, Mr. A. V. Stout,
Pe.dent OF the shoe and Leather Bank OF aud TO
Mr. Everett Capp of the Western Transportation Company
No Cosnties Slip.
With much esteem, | au, Sir your obedient servant,
FRED NJ HANKS.
To Dr. Lighthll, No. 81 ST. MarKsplsoo, NY,
~ Further references to parties Of tho highest respeca'
byly ssiainS here sud s.sew bsIe, Or Application.
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DEAFNESS,
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear,
and Air.Passages.

Dr. LIGHTntLL can DO consulted daily until p. M.
at his residence, Mo- "a st. Msrk's-pace
Patients will no. be received excep. during the regular
Office hours unless in Of emergency by special
rangement Parties residing at distance hereby In
formed that personal examination is requisite In every Gaze
before appropriate treatment can be Instituted.
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No 40 WATsR.sT, NEw.Y York, June 5 1862.
Or. Lishth ha. succeeded ia completely restoring my
hearing which seriously impaired although previous to
applying to hm treated by several physicians without
the least beusGt Any further information should be
Pleased render application to s,my residence No
l73 2ds Brooklyn T. D. or a. my place Of business, No
40 WateIr WIN II. WATERBURY
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Nrw. Yong. July g. 1851

NV. York, Jolly % I56A
hereby certify that have suffered darns many years
om trouble In hearng carat las, became entirely deal
end the other so render conversation very deat
applied TO Dr. Lshhil OF No. 81 st. MH~spsce who, 10
short time and without PAIN restored 70 me the Use Of my
es,s. 80 tha, I ecu now bear perfectly well.
j. DISCO, No l5e East 2Sd.st.
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DR.. LIGHTHLLs recen. work. "A Popular Treatise on
Deune.sIs Causes and Prevention" be obtained Of
Carleton Publisher No 4l3 Broadway any respectable
Bookseller. Price 81.
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ngu meeting OF The Ass0ciapu viii be hrdut Irlfqonter',
No li8 fhcest Mond's evening 'th inst i0r Oh. pur-
po,e 81 recns officers Tor the year 1863 tyey member Is
Icuur,ira 90 attend. ANDHEN BLEAkLEh. Pies.
NA PArrERsON, L.,
CHts. y. lEOMtNs. S'e~s
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=
PEI .on Associations the city and county Of New York
will meet ia heir fep,ctive Wards MONDAY EVEN.
$50 January H. 1888 aGi clrc. Delegates equal Ia number
g. number OF election Gis.ts Ia their c.P' Give W els
IePr.cn,ayes to the Peoples Union General Committee
the county Of Ne" iok or e year 1858 Foil. to Icnsn
open TO O'Clock BY o1,er 81 Peoples Union
brnifal Committee. WALDO HUICHINS Chairman.
T. ri Nsss' sccretanrs
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Nina T,,rnlN-rrrnnn Mnrh IInion NssociatloI

hold a nsruus on MONDAY ~ LNlNG. Jan. ~. a.
a, Broeiay and ist, for the election
cticeTs the Assoca aud delegates to the Central
Cooer pu1nant d call of the Peoples Union Central
COMMITTEE Polls open nom p. m. til p. "a; ny order
AN BlNlNCER. President
iirrIp LsNCAsrER, Secie tary.
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Books: BoOksI Newspapers Magazines

The BULLETIN Of the MERCANTTLE LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION for 1863 is ready. and may be has
GRATIS by members and others at the Library and Dowd.
Town Office.
1t contains the principal additions for the past year. aud
list Of Papers and Magazines regularly received In the Reed
I'M. Room.
TERns; To Clerks 81 Initiation Fee and 81 80 ssul-
annual dues; to Ladies' Professional Men and o6er esq
year.
~ In the Dupicste Department Of the Library VII b
found many low priced and interesting books for our sods
in camp and hospital aud acceptable gin could not %
made them.
CLISroS Hall, Astor.pace
and No. SO Liberty-st.,
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Special Noiltee.

EGlise Du Sninf-Esprit. -1Dc SALE Of Sle PEWS
ytIrcioI .snet p.cora hurch ia ga be-
tacen "a sud bihays val take pac" IN the Church Oh
THURSDAY EkLAINu NkAI. l5.h inst, At y o'cl0ck.
per- 81 tie prvs msy be- lad and Of TIE sale made
- tSc fins OF sale III. Church will bc ios N
prcii.u coz tdursJay and Thursday noIt
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atli,iiarn No;ires.
ya,ernu, nf the Nnllnnal iianrd..--A :.

$3.50, 4, ,,rJ II ss,sJ nr.,.
ter.y Meeting OF Association vii Be hs;d ;'s Ia 81
quarters, National Guard Ahofyl o. FV.splt a. ~
nv i'.n hoS,as and TO isrodics L,t hay ,li
wear thei, 49, Iii q trss,,ir - H. 80 a
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