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then this insane cry Of tho uconstitutionality "
Of the oonscripton would have something to
stand on. l. s.n.te siiaif4 i
Fortunately the Constitution lodged The
power to raise armies, 10 Congress, with
out prescribing the method, and declares that
Congress shall make the laws necessary to do
so. All thia talk about the necessity of the
General Government calling on the States for
their quota is the meer clap.trap of the poll
ticians. That il is not a convenient and prop
9, mode Of proceeding we are not arguing
now. We only say that it is not necessary
way-that the Constitution does not require
it.
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the butternut" Of two fine bay Bofsss. Al
another house, wealthy old gentleman came
out and begged the privilege Of getting up an
extra dinner for Morgau's officers. The place
being rather unhealthy, on account Of the
nearnoss Of Hobson's advance, the rebel off.
cials very politely excused themselves, stating
that as they could not avail themselves Of bis
hospitality in that way, they would take, in
lieu, a few of bic horses which they saw in an
adjoining Geld; and suitiug the lion to the
word, they took every one he had. rrl
Among the feats worthy Of special praise is
one which occurred in Meigs county, Sunday
the 10th, in which six men Of the 23i Ohio
captured one hundred and fory-fve rebels.
In another case, twenty three rebels su'rend-
cred to the Galis county militia. or course,
exhaustion and Encouragement on the part OF
the enemy may haye had something to do in
the cases. but they are nevertheless sigui6-
cant.
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where are the Copperheadse

Wnere are the COpperhe00s5
Go look upon the battlefield;
Where shot and shell fly fast; f
Where Freedoms stirring battle cry
Is heard upon the blast.
Go where the lihad sabrss fash,
And fall on traitor crests;
Where Southern bayonets are dim
With blood from Northern breasts,
Go search amid the loyal ranks
Among the glorious dead
Among them all you will not find
A single Copperhead.
Go, search the gunboat's bloody deck,
When the dread conflicts done,
The traitors banner in the dust,
And silenced every gun;
While DER the hard won rampant floats
Our flag. yet OIL what pain,
Meath that dear flag, since morning light,
How many have been slain
Among the heroes of the fight,
The living and the dead
Go search among them-there is not
4 single Copperhead.
Go search the crowded hospital
Where CHASTITY wounds are seen
Which tell through what struggle fierce.
Those noble men have been;
But look upon their faces, lol
They smile through all their pain;
The scars they bear were nobly won
Pheir honor has no stain.
Soft hands are minist'ring; kind words
Are heard around each bed;
Some soothe, some suffer, all are true;
There is no Copperhead.
Go where the look can scarce conceal
The treason of the heart
And where the tongue would willingly
Defend the traitors part
Where Seymour, Wood and McooLLux are
Deemed patriotic men,
Go where they wish vallandigham
Were safely back again;
Go where desertion is no crime,
Where loyalty is dead,
Where sad disaster gives no pain;
There is the Copperhead.
Go where foul scorn is heaped upon
Our noble boys, who go
To stand, a wall of fire, between
Us and our traito foe,
Go where bold Grants revilers are
Where Burnside is DETAINED;
Where Banks and Butler--noble names
In scorn alone are named.
Go where true patriotic pride,
Honor and truth are dead
Where our success brings but despair,
There is the Copperhead.
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When Freedmen Should be Re
consigned 10 slavery

On Monday last two gentlemen, residents
Of this city, bad an interview on business with
the Secretary Of Wa. The conversation
turning upon tho Emancipation Proclamation,
and the chances that there might soon be
overtures from some Of the irsurecl iouarv
States 10 be re admitted into the Onion, with
slavery, Mr.. Stanton, with emphasis and ac-
the tion suited to the words remarked, . vher
negro bloodwbich was sized before Port Hudson
and at MiIliken's Bend shall return from ths
ground to circulate in the veins Of living mer
then, bat never till then, Sy consent or action
Of mine, shall one freedman be returned te
slaveryp
We had the above from one ofthe two gen
,lemen in question-whosc nano Is VIC.
known TO- the public Y. Eve. Post, 15f'
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The PAY OF DRAFTED MEN.-In cases
where the Government receives $500 from
persons, in order to procure substitute, such
Government substitute will receive the whole =
of the $500. with 500 bounty and 80 pre-
MUM added, making total Of S4o2. Sub.oa
stitutes who are furnished by individuals are
entitled also to $403 from the Government e.
iu addition to the amount they received from q
the individual for whom they are substituted
So says an exchange, r.si-
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EE- Vallandis sham, in his address to q o
I" People of Ohio" says he did not meet
lin the South} one maa, woman or child who
was not resolved to perish rather Than yield
to the pressure of arms" This is easily &C
counted for on the ground that his associa.
tions in Dixie were only with Secessionists,
lie is tho last man Southern Unionists would
be likely to take into their confidence. Bets
are freely offered in Ohio that Vailandigham
won't carry three counties in the State.
Scarcely Democrat can be found in the West
ern Reserve who will vote for him.
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ET Col. c. o. Loomis, who entered the
war as Captain Of the Let Michigan Battery,
rom Coldwater, as recently been transferred
from the Army Of the Cumberland to the po-
siion as Chief of Artillery in the Department,
of the Monongahela, and has gone to Pitts
burgh, which will be his headquarters. 'snh.
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vCouLENr' SPARE BILL-The Mexico Mo y
Citizen tells the following: GA gentleman
Of strong Southern sympathies, while on a
hunt fer three llacb boys, who bad left him
without any Just cause. said to friend thai
he didn't care 80 much for Sam and Yves, bus
u cant do without Bill. I'll give thousand
dollars to get him back Here be bursted
into Hocd of toars and exclaimed: Bill is
my own son." - liE
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SEIZURE OF CopPERHEAD AID MUsKErs.-Day
before yesterday, John E. Henry, Assistant
Psovost Marshal Of Iowa, located at Daven-
port, seized two boxes of ire arms en- route
for notorious Copperhead residing near
Grinuell, Iowa. The guns were purchased
in this city, and shipped as merchandise. - .
ICbicago Tribun 25. w
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jackson aud Nactbez Miss, has been clean
ed of rebels. Gen. Ransom had good haul
Of ammunition at the latter place. .'iai 1889
Rev. James Vallaudigham of Newark, Del.
aud DR.. N. II. Clark, arrested Frilay last by
the provost guard, took the oath, and were
released, The former is brother Of G.. L,
Vallandigham.
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EE Much amusement has been caused in
Ohio, over Gov. Tod's thrilling call for mi.
ltia. He got more than he knew what to do
with. The Ohio State Journal Gays he was in
the condition ofthe man who drew an elephant
at lottery. Itfis pleasing to know that tho
people Of Ohio are not "dead in the shell, 'as
has been alleged. ~
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LET HIM RErALtArE.-Ofhcisl advices re;
port five thousand rebel officers aa prisoners
now 10 our hands. This presents 8 rather
formidable obstacle to JEFF. Davis system Of
retaliation. ...,S.-,
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"UNoossT1TUrIoSAL."-Can any Northern
semi-rebel tell US what the Potomac had to
rise ten feet at this time, to "arbitrarily" OBJ
struct Lees return TO the Shenandoah YAH
leyi The attention Of ex judicial functiona-
ries is called to this sui ject The country has
come to strange pass even our rivers break
over their constitutional" barriers, for the
purpose Of putting down the rebellion!
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rE A young man Of 20, and girl ofl4,
were the victims Of a gross outrage in Owaso
on the 4tb. Four young fellowe, presuming
upon their iguorace, enticed them into
house, whero the former was robbed and the
person Of the latter Outraged. The parties
have been arrested and srs elected for State
Prison. e. treifiEA
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cE The Robels sacked number OF paper
mills ip Pehnsy lyania, saying TO the propfia.
tors ttes notbing--no' even captured Federal
Aaga--wcnld be 80 acceptable 10 Richmond.
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JfnE Fissr IN rue STATS. Tho hrst bant
organized in this State under the new Uaitcd
States Law, has just received authority 70
20 ahead" at Anu Artor. S,Ac sSr
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~ Over 100 Csnsdisns have lately ar
rived in Boston TO act as subtitu.es for the
drs!tsd. They ask eaon each, and say il
they receive ergaGemsuts, many more Of
thsit countymeu VIII move down,
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rH Brigham Young and bis wives ipst
81 dve rows Of seats ID ths theat-e ~ Ssl,
Lake City. ..l... -
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GEO. e. SMITH, M. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
would respectfully offer his services to the people OF Hills
dale and vicinity. Once Wadron Baldy's Banking
Once. Rooms formerly occupied by DR.. Key
REFYERESoks-Drs Read Ford, Norwak, Ohio DR..
ID. N Kinsman, Circleville, Ohio; DR. Chas. McMen
Med. Director 18th Army Corps; Dr. WIN l. Peck, Sur
geon Goth o. ". IL DR.. J. s. Ely Surgeon ssth D. " Il
DR.. d. y. Bersdiet, Surgeon 25th o. vi.
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MERCER IL WEAVER
ATTORNEYS, d SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY
and Notaries Public. All legal business promptly aten
ded to. Once in Boes' Block, Main st /, HUDSON, NJ.
O. CLEMENT II. WEAVER
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DIR. III. Nj. WARREN,
HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

OFFICE COMMERCIAL BIocK OVER VAN NESS TERsER's
STORE, JoSEsvILLE, MIcH. Refer to +. l. Hale, NJ. d.
and Faculty Hahnemsnn Medical Coll ige, Chicago.
~ All calls to HillsdaIe vicinity, by telegraph
otherwise, will be promptly attended to.
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J. ID. WHEATON,.
LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
will attend to the purchase and sale of Real Estate
fectng of Titles and payment OF Taxes. Particular at
tenon paid to the settlement of Tax Titles. 0ce In
the Court House. novzS59 Hilldale, Mich.
, 1863-10-01
G{flmorcss IS mnrsh Angelo Near
Char1cxIOn.ss

lFzom the London Telegraph, Sept. 81
sTbe Marsh Angel" as tic Federals ca1l
the big gun Of General Gilmore, has surely
bc1loHcd load enough at Fort Sumter to wake
up some Of our critics ct home to what Is q
fact in despite OF them. They hare criticised
the American struggle throughout as lift had
been hole and corner intrigue Of half q
dozen politicians, instead of a grand and con.
yu1siye atonement to Nemesis for national
mistake committed three generations sgo.
As they have under estimated the civil con
test, TO they have overlooked the Titanic
character Of the military dutl-peddllng and
muddllng over etrategics On the map, and
blind meanwhile to the revolution which
these gigantic combatants are accomplishing
In the art Of warfare, The same small critical
faculty which enecEs at the passion Of pco-
pic, ard mtstakes It fur the intrigue Of
back par1or, will, we dare say, chatter
about the fate Of Sumter. and ignore the
stuFendous circumstances Of its tall. If the
Americans arc vain Of being *sb1g," why not
do them tie juttlce Of confc5sing that they
a,tnin that adjective, in their contentious,
their suferirgs and their engines and methods
two year's struggle they have altered the
couple1ion OF tie science Of destruction
once on the water and once by land, The
Moritor and Me1imac coufessedly iuitiated a
nsw era IN naval tactics. The plates Of both
are hardly rueted Jet By the salt wa
tCI 44lO hAEA lucy "Eut, nQHu 80
soon; but already every country that
pretenda to Keep the Sen armed IL fitting out
vessels after their kind-ponderous Go1iaths
IN iron, descended lineally from the memora-
bic fight In Hampton water. Now, it Ii a
revolution in the art Of attack By battery and
defence By battlenents, which these energet-
fc fighters hare developed. Sumter is down
-breached and shattered into such ruin
that hardly one stone stands upon another Of
the fort n hich first den the 1ig OF secession
Ard thfF, after repeated failure with such ar.
t1llerT rs could be made to float on board shlp,
has bsen accomplished by enormous cannon,
fixed on Land battery, discharging bolt OF
200 pounds Weight at range It 400 yards.
= Sir William Armstrong could not
have done this 80 Eoon, but be could hare
done 1t; and Mr. Whitw0rth would, no doubt,
make short work Of even such place as SUM-
ter. But neither Of them has yet shown us
any thing like the 1acge and accuracy, COM
bined with sheer ruinous force, Of Gilmore
and Dal)gren, for the reason that their MOL
eter guns hare generally committed tcm1ora-
r suicide at the few 1nltlatory discharges.
These American officers have first In their
profession loid, 1eyelled, and kept at work
throughout three days siege guns, the like Of
which for weight were last used when Bfaho-
met besiegcd Constantinople; and there can
hardly bo i more important question for d
country spending El2 O00, 600 sterling In for
tiflcatIoDs, than "Cau any ship carry and
work this sort Of artil1ery?"
, 1863-10-01
DR. JAMES, formerly Of New

~ OFlezh93 whose "a, n lad saccesa II thetre1t~
cut ofChrpnic Nercu13sl 9lood, acd other diecseeR.
THAT REQUIRE 6K1LLFGL TREATMENT,
~ permanently located ta1seu II 81 RaaAospa.
itseet CticsEo. Dr. Dr.lamesisreeommGndedp BY the MT
t1cal1scuiy. and tho almost enrfep: Of <ha 6ou
ThnusAndx Of unfortunate b'eA. Dr.. ~AAKa, whe.
cut fof him would he living 4 m1s6ran.. EXIT
fnoa This env1shle reputation Dr. JameA en]ogAf
The Lakes TO the Gull the result Of 1aAfE of study
Ecd observation.
,.rJsmes uses no Mercury. Iodid6, fosaaaf Arsenic
AZ I srsspa<ta, IN the reztnem Of blood dsse&sefs
tat encttr41lzer. which ii rodttve cure.
Organic weakness cured By II neW end 1nf4ulble
ethod sksthg both tine sud e1peues-
Once an6 ra1lors It R6 tandnlpb sire .fup-stzrso
Q&ce horrt t1ou ~ II. pn.ER II
p0EBULCATIor5 HV10I.ABLR.
ykbt5 3MdAE1k
, 1863-10-01

[tf IL the ezt delightful sud axt&osdlnAt7 aszacse
Ever dlsco1ered Ii changes TIE aun burnt tfes And
l-1nds to pcsrly hAu texture Of T4r1.aiaE beauty
.upersinE the marble purity ot youtt. Aof tha Dis
f:BQuK app"&sance 10 Inviting In he ea1S DELE
aah1on .trouoye. tan, fsockles pimrles aud rough.
IN nom the akin, leaving the complexicn fse&h,
Transparent and smooth It contslnI no uate1ssl IN.
sl,us to ttn ikn. Fstrontzed BY Actresses and
fcpers 6ingt11~ It Ii vhat everY l1d5 shorld ssve
:so.d every where.
DEHtAS s. BARN1S IL CO.,
fs:4h842m General Agents. A2 BEo2dwAy. n ~.
, 1863-10-01

News has been received that Joel Ruth
ben, EEq.. > prominent citizen OF Albany, n.
T.. died at Paris on the 18th Inst.
, 1863-10-01

'0 . .ses eea -" ..a1.g-n - o..s. .ro.,,,-z
L1sT Or WOUNDED n TIE HOSPITALS
L1eut $ y Button, F, 1T VIE.
Lieut. ! Co.iey. Il: 4ith II.
4ient T F GlaEk<oa, 2, sG1h III.
Lieut y Funk, T, 96th ~.
fGspst spSt y I GEsfn, r. "a 4, H VIZ VIZ: m
I1ent Hall, c. 25th III.
Gsg,t 'tgst 4egfs1Sl, TsaS.,,s' g; e ;sa s;1a f. H.
Lint Col II Nudge, 18th Mich.
Lieut. v McCammons, G, 92d H.
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Lieut. + ii sspp. &, 10th Iii,
Lieat j II u sbessici, i. 75dul.
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S Crowel, e, 18th Ill. =
6 + Dixon, d. a3th Iii.
G Fessolmnn, 3, 18th Wis.
e H4teh, F, aad III.
" kssz, F. B4th III.
b c Knock, F, 8Ith III.
J McCu1ty, c, 85th Ill.
IT McNahonah, E, 18th nj
Cop = Rsrghlin. +, 18th III.
Stone. G, 115th H
Corp Il ballard. F, I'D Mich. :..:
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Scrst 4 Blackburn. G, e4th III.
Corp J Barber, 4, 2let Ill.
] Cole, E, 96th In.
! Donaldson, A. asd Mich
DoWs, a. 20 Nigh.
nuckee, c; a5th ~;
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LIST Or vouSpxo m TIE uosr1rAts,
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! sssf,. - j. s5tn iii. ~ ''N
Sta1s.n Sa.u. - u 9os ssth III.
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r Sa1rve~ r Stth hi
+ ! Tf,nsEmorton. 4. 115th III,
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z c AlliIeon. c. O6th Ill
Enllcs1nsn. i. eth III.
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g " Morton. B, 10th Wis.
E Dbine, e1rt Wis.
0ppeTman, Z. a4th N.
Iomefoy, T. 9tth Ill.
, 1863-10-01

1RS. HUNIE1E AND VUN
IL BADEN treat all Chronic Dsek1ee. euch ~
Dolde Copsu1upt1on Asthma the LuERE, ,Hear:.
4tomach Eidneys: BleddeF snd toe Bowess D11pepsa:
iJiseasc FEflte ewenga And 4n complaint Of women
end children Sore Eyes and Esrs CatEfEc DFchBtges
Rearing and B1z1iaK Gounua Dr.. Hu5tEs IA the only
surgeon that Cures
WINS, PILLS AND E1STVlaA, @'
without cutnng xtth tho knife AAleaTss m9ss Soq
HUNTER or ven RhDkE, Box 6gs6- Houss from
T.. II. toSr.H. Cfnoe OF Randolph street. Eo-ner 0f
Ge1Ybofn EhtCAro. Ill4rnen is2S K6$5+1Y
, 1863-10-01
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, 1863-10-01
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WHIskEKs Or AUSrACHE
From red, s1ay or candy to rich B1ACR OR GROWN
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Ii hi. mica al water, uild as nav rnlik. and
TRuE to NATURE
In the ftaEnihctrt color* It 1topAft4 MkaEt2cfuFc1
by j. J.CIslSfADuRO 6 Aator House. New fo.k. Sold
BvefyEhezc, Rnd applied hY all Hst- pretsar1-
t1tco Il. Il 50 Gnd Is per boz, according to E:xt
n m
, 1863-10-01

TROY FEMALE SEAIINA AIRY,
j. This Institution Oilers tbs accumulated advRn.
tsEes Of t1itJ 3eas Of successful operation. Every
acd osrhn.ntal ed1cauon. under tie direction Of !
corrA q rn!e thai twenty professors and teache!s
For G1cu1a11 apply to I1EN h WILLARD. Troy
New York. A13 r146 6w
, 1863-10-01
E1a:.lEi 81 ctffx1

RE OF GOOD CHEER.-Debih.
Ny snd laEruor Gut IT many taesr /: ~ HRo e
inf.1l6,s 0LLoMAixr rree muYi. q ill., az
order the stoT6ch. Rhtn we cos s1ke5a "a uf lie
ctlc anhity sxettog bttS.en st9 snc ~ en- ay
nnderaand fhe RATIONALE Of y. p II
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snia ~ r., nftstcftv tfte hody. and v1:or to the
Ehoie c1nsiii.sjon 1lols ant j. the only
eurc re1.edy for co eoFt u1~csa'ca 1eEa eos1ne'os
e!Fppen1e Fn, aae. py SMITH DwTER, o. and 81 Late
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, 1863-10-01

= 4A4IA3 = .II1Ikl :
DE-. WITF1EL
vTGTTA a RLT PILLS

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VEGETABLE FILLS,
Are wrrranted certain cure fer F1sTUL4. BLIND
Oh BLEEDING PILES.
We would caution al Eho are Victims to trle c1s.
treaanE complat4t q svutt the use Of cxtenks hpp1
cations e the{ Etsa orl! L. 16s dise9e
DR.. WlTfIE1D6 s remeds removes Tie CAUSE oi LILO
claes.e. ac9 ecee:s pct@ace1t cn,e
THIS is NO OLA AEDIC1NE.
There Pills hare been tried for rhe lsst sEvea JeArs
end II No Instance have they f1tlxd to curo
P1ce 50 centa pex boz. Sent BY mall TO scy adtyet.
!, YOUNG, Aole proprietor,
Isl Broadway, n. T.
cage. Ill. se9-n3l63u
, 1863-10-01
nOCTOR BIGELOW,

fUC1UlI BldhLVN3
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Fcr1'erls ot Bt. Louis. No.
E BE- consulted at lie ofcce 1s9 Borth Cla,E Etteet
corner Of onroe hicage, H.. faI block from tue
se1ea which Re t-eat6 With Gnpara led euceess.
s:pa.ate ~hete ladies aao Rentls1e1 ca9 con
tElt the Doctor. Office honre ffnTn L. H. 1881 u.
snntnys 10 te y A. Conmgnieations G:Enda3tAl.
CpCFp tRuon3 1r6e. Address r. q. Boz ISL. 1nIfosc
TWO Stamps SID get his
GUIDE TO XAEAx.Th.
From the Dec:cr's long experience n 8ospttd sud
private PRACTICE he + ahG 10 AID vi! gnas-
Eost seyece AID compile stages. IL very short
nmc, wiLcut the uee c! DetcuEy. ,,.,
1ourE n en- suffering Hota ScrTops UebuliS are la-
S1sea to call.
A pRRFECT CUEE WARRANTED.
Pc.eoue sudertog f:o1 irregularities should call at
pnce hrd he cured
Btat a city :4le-enc6s IS tc Ability and succeas
RtEnl5534-fB
, 1863-10-01

GEO. G SMITH d BRO.
~ G1ccessorg to ]. ". DRE1E1 d Co..
q CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
Recatve Depodh, Make Advances upon Fro
durs In Stare and Shipments, andtEAntact
General Banking Business.
ExAD. De-" 3d. DR1Zu 4 CO.
New York. lmY3-dE&3ly] Philadelphia
, 1863-10-01
G1rnrtr!xrxi)H.

N1SSOIUTION.-Tlefi firm here.
u tofore ex ting. Under The name ct Icces Perdsa
4 Small = this dhy desolved By mutual useat.
LIZ: Pr DUE ret1s1nE G.m the e ncern.
The bunnesa viii be c'Ltlnuec IN ef it, braRcfet
BY the remaining partners, urGe, The Grm 4
Chicago. Sept. lst. 1865. kA3,as.G1m
, 1863-10-01

| )ANDELION COFFEE.-We
q nxaTpsae r. AesS <fos To Ne1thxest} fof The .a!e
ade aa - " 70 suppy the Vholeaaia
acf1,ed tais aFaeSs ~ pt!saa p having menu.
= ~ 9,se enttse We EusraatasH
hid III r.. AADO. WullAMB FOUNG
HHTR< street,, Hit4Eo.