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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07
Let the voters of Ohio Rcncmber!

That Vallandigham is SECEssfoNIsT from prin-
cple. Let the following extracts bear witness
" If any one or more of the States of this Union
should at any time secede-for reasons of the suf-
iicicncy and justice of which, before God and the
great tribunal of history, they alone may Judge
much as | may dcplorc it, | NEVER WOULD, as a
Representative in the Congress of the United States,
roto doHar Of aomcy ,riercLy drop Of american
blood should be shed IN cjrH w0r." Idiiaadighdm at
CHOPPER Institute, Nor. ., 1860.
Vallandigham proposed to divide the Union into
four separate sections, and further proposed the
following:
81 propose that no State shall scccdc WITHOUT
the consent of the Legislatures Of all the States of
the section to which the State proposing to secodc
may belong"
Therefore, Nallandigham is willing that State
should sccedc with the consent of oNE-rouEru of
the States composing the Union.
Let the Voters OF Ohio Remember!
That Nallandigham is a DIsuNoNIsT. Witness
the following resolution introduced by him in Con-
grcss, February I, 1861:
"The United States are divided into four sec
tons, as follows"
In speech, delivered by him in Congress, Feb
ruary 20, 1861, he uttered the following;
Il propose 70 & = recognize the existence
of sections as FIXED FACT"
al propose to establish FOUR, instead of two,
GRAND SECTIONS of the Union"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07
From the Leavcnworth Conservative. !
TO THE COPPERHEADS.

NORRIS ISLAND, $. c., September 10, 1868.
, 1863-05-15

The Murder Of Andrew r. Pearson
Ill. Wife and two StcP-DauEhtcrs
Tried for the Crime.

From the Pittsaeld t1ll.} Democrat, April 3o]
The trial Of Il. J. Ninsor, Mrs. Mary Pear
son, Miss Julia Bell, and Miss AnCcline Bell.
charged with the murder Of Andrew J. Pear.
son, formerly Of Pike county, Illinois. has
j,.st terminated. Mr.. Winsor was first tried,
and acquitted last week; but We said nothing
relative to the case for tear that by SO doing t
would be difficult, and perhaps impossible. to
i,npannel jury In the county.
Mrs. Pearson. relict Of the murdered man,
and the Misses Bell above named, daughters
Of Mrs. Pearson bya former husband, were,
each and all, on Monday last, declared not
guilty by tho jury, without leaving the jury
box.
Alter the trial had thus ended, Thomas
johnson, John Hopkins and Fielding John.
sou, also charged with the murder OF Andrew
J. Pearson, made their appearance before his
honor, Jud &c 1ligbce, and after hvaring the
indictments read. scserally plead guilty OF
1uanslaughter. The court. after delivering
some very appropriate aud feeling remarks to
them, pronounced their sentence, rs follows !:
Thomas johnson and John Hopkins were sen
fenced to the renit tntiasy for and during their
natura, life, and Fielding Johuson was sen.
fenced to the peniteutiary for twenty years.
For the benefit Of those who did not hcar
the evidence, VIC will state the substance OF
detailed By the two Johnsons and Hopkins.
1t is az follows:
That on the day Of the murder they invitei
Pearson to take a walk with thcm-that lie
made no objection-that after walking some
quarter Of mile OF SO from the house they
came to d rayine-that they then told him
they intended to hang lial--1hat he replied he
did not blame them Ut MI, hut bis wife and
stel.dauglltcrs-tha they then placed Il rope
around his neck, said rope being about SIX o'
eight feet loug-that be proposed to banda5e
his own eyes, and actually did so with his VII
haadkerclief--tha they had tied his hands
behind his back-that he made no resistance
two OF them caught hold of Pearson and lift
cd him up, while the other pulled aud held
on to the rope till he died, which was eome
ten to twenty 1nfnutes-that when he was deai
they took him down and took him to galley
t aud after taking bis money out Of his pocket
, 1863-05-15
Qbifago Qribn1re,
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1868.


The Columbus (Obiul Ft4cf, E;,yE it has good
authority for saying that :, person holding
high official position In that city, has for some
lille brt:ll engaged III procuring arms and for.
warding them to the rebels. His s'high poi.
toni needs little additional elevation, and
lis connection with it should be made by Il
rope.
During the arrest OF the Abingdon {Ind.)
Corpcrheads last week, some Of the most
valiant boosters ofresfe,ancc to the authorities
put on crin"line aud ekirts and took to the
woods. They have not been heard from since.
The Richmond Enquirer. of the 5th, saws
tne 1eason g s why the rebel Government's
Slo,EU wv bonds, recently issued in London,
FOLD 80 hieh was because they tan be used By
the blockade runners i'll pay ing the export
duty OIL Gotten, in lieu Ut specie, while no
for the same purpose.
The Richmond Eran1,ur says the recap
ture Of fredericksburg from Gen. sedgwick
was tho "dearest bought victory Of the day.
If our {rebel) loss in this battle is as great as
reported, our columns must have been sub
jectcd to the fire Of the cnemy's artillery
planted on StaGord's Hls.''
The Charleston .Kereu,y, Of april 18th,
Ea.s that the expenses OF the free market in
Charleston arc SO, 900 month, and that 1t is
already in debt s5, 900, and must close on the
5th Of May, unless relief is furnished. 1t sup
plies the families Of needy soldiers.
FRAUDS on TIE SoLD1EEs.-We have re-
ceived from Murffeesboro specimens Of several
circulars, sent By various sliarpess abroad to
The army, il order to swirdlc conGding sol
frnb I tnyv, n
Co., and MIS-: Bentley, Of St. Louis, offer to
send fire dollar gold iocket, and gift worth
from one 10 two hundred dollars, Usually the
latter,) Tor the sum Of .6"e dollars. Strange,
isn't il: We suppose Bentley is worth four
Or five thousand millions of dollars, and does
all this because hc loves the soldiers. It is
likely. Another gift mllI is j. 8. Barton.
Now, these gold lockets eau be manuf.c
turcd for Just ten cents piece, and arc worth
II that amount. We hope no soldier will spend
tricka.--Na*}t,iHe Uttton.
"A correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
describing tie dnels Of the slLarpshooter5 on
the Rappahannock, previous to Hookcr's
advance, says:
At cpc time during The day, in pit near at
Eand, heard rebel sup his gun several
times; but it missed fire, inuch to his disgust,
for could hear him swear when it failed to
50 of. Ono Of onr men. amused ut his per
pleSi'y. called out, "Hello, reb., where did
ron get your percussion caps ."
"lhey are Northern Copperheads,' was his
quick response.
The WRECK OF TIE kEoKEK.-Thc Keokuk
Is still lying off Morris Island, and the rebels,
besides getting oE our guns, are nov employ.
ing themselves at night in carrying oil the
no<stly remind these thieves that Uncle
Sam yet considers his title good to the re-
, 1863-05-15

T1 NT7
1FFoI lOMMlSSAkf Of
J. EtcE p,rr1xoRx Nm ysv sth ,ss7
Seated ptopsea,s .,e rc.rsctfiy inxisr h1 ne m,
designed untI II II IN WEhEESnsT N.va,th IN re:
Eent .1:h-o .1ea'''e3'@s ">f@~
Ennr Tkn,s.,3 n nm, T..5 - n..e r...F.
Ao"1 Anonsaau \t.ooo( ns@o VI nteA esaAes
~ ~ tss 9'o1 4 the stass Cattle Scales nese
k:ls cttS. IL "ns ci tttu] one tEofsaaa GArh eEefJ
iteH IN! ~ W "elGLeu Hk III one ana 4Ealt 1aya
Att: aEittal ~ tAe eA:s1lse q lee Cuntsactor Ihey
E:uss hves3Sc aucuI .lHCl thtreecn nunufeu round.
E5use @c,snt VI 1AitnE en0Eh " &tt"l oun tnousAn0
, 1863-05-15
HOrri2,IG OUTRAGE.

[From the Cleveland Plaindea}er, May1f.1
4 highly respectable young lady Of East
observation-disclosures namc is in our possession.
but which we suppress for obvious reasons
died at her residence on Friday evening last,
from the effects Of Z dcmonac outrage inilict-
ed upon ltr last Monday, by young man, a
cousin Of the girl, named Higgins, also resi-
dent OF East Cleveland. TIE deceased WIS
residing in the family Of Or. John Sherman,
at locality known as Shaker Hill. Last
Monday Higgins called at Mr. Thompson's,
and invited the young lady in question to
take walk with him. She consented, and
the young man conducted her through an un-
fIe4uentcd road to Z wild sayine, where he
succeeded in committing the outrage spoken
Of above: During the struggle the girl man
aged to throw her bonnet and shawl down the
roeks-making it appear as though tile action
After the wretch Higgins had satisfied his
brutal lust, his victim requested him to des-
cend after her bonnet and shawl This he
promised to do, provided sne remained where
she was until he returned, to which she
asserted. No sooner, however, had he reach
ed the bottom Of the rayine, than the poor
girl started rs fast as she conld run for home
"a distance of half mi1c-which she euc-
eeeded in safely reaching. The girl was imme.
diately taken seriously Ill, and modification
eventually setting in, she died on Friday
evening Last, as before stated.
This is one Of the saddest cases that we
hare ever been called upon to record, and
calls loudly for the wrcaking Of q Just pun
islment upon the fend Higgins. The latter
has not been seen since committing the out
rage, and, strange to say, no steps hare been
taken to secure his arrest. We hope ere long
to be able TO chronicle his capture.
, 1863-05-15
which was about 900, they tunbled him into

which was about 600. they tumb1ed, him into
the said gul1ey, and covered him up with
brush, tSc.-that after they had done oil this,
they went back to Pearson's hou.e-that they
then and there told Angclinc aud Julia Bell
that they Ind killed ptarson-tLat the girls
seemed rejolced-thaf they gave the pnck-,-
book and money TO Angeline--that she gaYe
each SO apiece, and burnt up the pocket
book, alleging that tl'e ..old devil. might
come back and haunt us,'' if he did not burn
it-tlat the old woman gave them horse,
and, rs they started for Missouri, told them
never to betray her, and to die before doing
so; thnt the girls asked for and received q
lock Of their hair US mcmcntoes, and that the
said girls kissed each just before leaving.
We would add, in conclusion, that each unu
Of the criminals we mean the Me:srs Jo'u-
son and John HopAins-aro very likely look
ing young men, and arc men whom not one
in til would select for the commission Of
such cold-hlooded crime. They are said to
BE- respectfully connected.
, 1863-05-15

celetrnted Hair Dye protucca color not to be d;s-
Hncuishcd rot, a4tuie-waEr1ntcn not to fntnrc the
Iii in the least remedies the III effects Of bad dIs
Aud IuyIEora1e4 the hx:s for Life.
, 1863-05-15
St0RlcyYalI jackson.

The following is from the Richmond Enqu;.
Ttr Of the 7th inst:
Our victory on the Rappahannork has cost
u6 dear III the severe wounds unfortuua ely
received by the great and good General jack
son. Ills left arm has been amputatcd above
the elbow; bullet has passed through his
right hand. His condition is now, We learn,
as favorable rs could possibly be expected; :;
and lie will doubles recover, and is not, We
trust, lost to active service. We could better
spare q brigade OF q division.
Our base foe will exult in the disaster to
Jackson; yet the accursed ballet that brought
him down was never moulded by Yankee.
1hro't9h a erate{ mistake, in the confusion, tie
ht7o rciretl t,ro ba|lt from some # his onn n.e,.
rio vouM Aare did .J0, him.
, 1863-05-15

CH1CAGO WATER WORKS.

=" 1a1 uue nay Isl, 1863.
The Doard Of Public worka have os.cs4ct tho
amounts 70 he psad a. wateI 1ea:a o. a.scssmepis o9
the eix months commenclnK Nay Int. 1855 mud eodine
due and pt5ahlc On Tho i: Of May next: ~ ~ ~
~sier t1x t. aeseseed on all LOTS or LIND which ehs
1but or adlon any stree, .tenns O. alley through
building or buifdfnEb thereon, whether. th= watef
6al Be Used in such building or O. suc lot or tot
vii be added the EAtef rent. on all lots where tho
water u uiod On The water of lo4 waEe
tbs Ea.cr IL used discount Of twenty per Cent
T1 be made i the same Il pstd during AaJ.
Dy order Of tie Board.
A. w. TINKHAH. StttHAy. -
oince Of TIE Board Of Public Worka, Chicago: Apsa
eeth. I,a3. ap21t17a so1ua1'63
, 1863-05-15
THE NORTHERN
Transportation Company
OF OHlO.

10 rKkrArtD TO 7EAEsrorT FEoFKETr nE1WKEN
BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
NEW YORK AND THE WEST,
WITH pROMPTNEss, CARE AND DISPATCH.
THIS well known nc OF fseen frat class screw Steam.
Ct. c:npect nt OGDESSETGH With RAILROAD for
boston nnd ali points IN New Fl gland; at Cape Vim
ceat with the Railroads het~ cen tAle Vincent aud
Few York: and q osweGo with hne ott5irtT
Troy. Albany aad New York.
Form DAILY LINE from Iostha. New Tork,
Ggd.csbu.Eh. Cnre Vincent and 0sneEn to Cleveland
Toledo and Detroit and i TIL WEEKLY LINE
To Chicago and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.
J. MYERS. Il Pearl street, New York
john IOCK1SG. Etstc street, Bostoa.
GEO. 4. EDDY, ,NEdcnsbut9h.
JOHN II. CRAWFORD. Oswego.
A-F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
WALKER & RAYS, Toledo,
Err MATHEWS, Detroit,
u. H. HALE, Milwaukee.
PKLTOS & BREED. ClcEe!asd.
MI. HOWE, Chicago.
once md dock foot el North asalle street
nhr1 -tI1S4m
, 1863-05-15
1863 TIL 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r, z.
215 NiIcs Double Track

tENN1 1LYAN1A N1HAI II. r..
s25 Niles Double Track.
In crdc. to keep race With the demands Of the
Ing pubic the managers Of this popular route hsve
iii, IL 5 ceSneeien' % It ai Be foand n Ii respects
FH:sT CLASS ROUTE to a11 thu Eastern cities, The
~ak's r:ora ballasted and c1u 1urc1y f1oe from dust
1HERE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with closc connections from Western C1tta.)
Al ccnTeettaG direct 70 New York. THROUGH! Fill
SE fqS SIZE SIS 4 d;!ff{seas f0'
Nsn aopf fS tan aa Y
living In adsa.ce Of all other soEtss
sEvEs DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,
11ckel. tor sale 10 nostoa ny bost rail. Boat re
ket good on any ol the sound lines Fare to a poln
Sleeping t.!s on night trains 10 Philadelphia. New
HasGas: checked through s.d transferred f.ee.
F II Z G H is.
xa:dcd 10 and nor: fnilsde;Fhis. NV YosE' Bssta
% e as s2d 1na.n. S ssss sa eSa Sa CO 1874
or Missouri 81 xatInoAD 1soa, .14 p11sc7:
xa5lcd 70 any poEt o. The Ohio, ;Mu1kanEnm. gam. Kea
Fsf ss S;st:sR! eses
~d It q ese:snd TSnd1skx ~ "a Gh!e1go With Steam
ton OF thet Freight to this Company. rely w.t.
confidence on Its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any soI11
the West bJ the 4ennsyre3lA Central Railroad AHs
ct ALLTIAks FAyoEAHLx "A ABE CuA10Kp BIZ OH
ER RAILROAD poNrAi1Ka.
r. Bc particular aud mark packages VIA pKysl
GENITAL r. r.
For Freight Contracts Or Shipping Directions, a7p,
TO 0. address either Of the following Agents Of tnf
i: D:A:STEWAlsT, Freight Agent P,tteburga.
GLh1<kk CO., TsAaB:e: .ACeata, Pittsburgh
L. ". HE0WE b 70, Cincinnati. Ohio.
E.C. MEIDRuM TO, Maa:scu. lad4aaa.
!. MOORE. Louisville II.
VI, VI AMMAN & CO. Evansville Lad
II. faES. st. Louis Mo,
CLARKE CO., Chicago, Illinois.
III. McCOLM l'ortsEouta Oaio
AcNEE1Y = MnSTGtlHIEtsT. MAyesvt1!e, Ky.
VII. .&E. L. .LANGLEY. Gal:poHs Ohio
HIS. PIERCE. 4 CO.. Zancsstlle, OHIO.
TI HUDSON Ripley Ds,o
T. c, MEIDREA General Travelling Agent for Tt
6outh and West.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovee FArn,es1 will md this The .nos: edyant
~ oub soute for Live Stock Csp3c.ous 1ar18 vet
xaitrcd aad supplied With every convenie4ce hAys
opcned On ts line and tta Connections aad eYesJ
.tt""toa te paid TO their waats. From Harrisburg
~c.e Will be lound eycTJ coasejence 70: feeding Ant
es!rg cho'ce Is ot!s1ed @ e q TIE PHILADELPHIA Ia ia
| -outt 70, stock to New Toik-{ytA A.3entoxel-Aza
A7'th fewer chnrGcs than eny Other,
| ESOCH LEM16. Genl Sup't. A.too.h, Pa;
I. 1. liNui~r. Gcnl T,csci Acant Phia iaicpatA.
| HI: NoutTOs, Gent fe8zsbt gent. Philadelphia
f.~ laayEt3lv
, 1863-05-15

Auitsi Eoya t,rltl Aiu!c Hospital London. and
of the u II. rt1ty College. Lnndon-
The 1ooa !nS tc:. tier With Er7crous otheE c4see
who hsse herr r.. f.tt rrored to s1{ht a.: hca5lne
trxto:ed to Pe:trct tca!'Eg BY smpic orc ion
The eon n[ ME. JDuE SALDA'1S- deafness, and dG-
charge from the ears Of several years Standing. Resi-
ceece sS6 Wabash !ychue. Gni;agg3:, @ g1:, 1rt,>- ,,
Of Like and Union streets. Chicago who Was entirely
l:lrd. ,.,s
ciEtecn months from Eanulaed cye!ids and opacity
ci the correa cured n three weeks Residence SOM
Ms r. II. ANDERSON. entirely blind Of one eye.
M. John THHMAs. Metropolitan Hotel; chcsso,
opacity Of .he cornce Of tixie~n JtaEs standing.
hi. .1EGMAS MORE. Chicago. AntaHfoSts.
DE- REYNOLDS warrants = cure IN every case
where the ORGANS are perfect IL formation.
euyf3 GStJSt
, 1863-05-15

R~.f..,o ~..a K.L
o..'."s WV e1..lo1.9I.
II ~ oAeL-AG1I ~ W.,
.-,,,,-,--, ,,7,,.co
u eA1'nn 90 1@>l-i11'
p~,. p,
1Aeee4'e oeloe4's' u1A' NAo '"Ae's upon 11o'
duce IN store and oa1pmelIs, add transact
General Ranking Busiress.
READ. DEExr1 l. Co.. DRExs1 l. CO.
New York (n,y3 daislyl Philadc;phta.
PANK OF AAiERICA.-Pu6Iic
- Notiee !, hereby given, that all Bulls Or ci.culat.
"s No'cs " luo
Heretofore mAnn or dAdmEnicA," da1
of GcaEo undet the general banking laws Of tic state
Tor OF Fulfil, Hcroni ~ III TT 70 me anai-
the city Of Springfield within tlrcc yca;s rom taa
date hereof Or the funds deposited the redemption
Dssed S'Ss sHs h %l, L. yfsa II say 70 81 inf
r w rv.r. ,EEoAdR bALlH, IFes.acnt
'; 49,: y Se;9ee-: " 75iS7 5asse5 n
Is ~ - ~ u y y - ~
cmo.oo March. 1871
The ene:sknsa hsv.oE purchased u s.ssk Of tho
have orcnea m once In thls ctr. on Tie Northwest
Like and CLARK streets for the purpose Of
oonsA
We x1,, ,,z ,,zcu,,, at,c,,o. to the no,e.,.. md
5ss Coin and Tsasn sote, and VII
Srs ~ sse 1sa sas United State. Revenue
, 1863-05-15
I: r SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAB
L . L1sIIMENT.
roc r,1.rtr Efreef. Chicago, 1ua

so,. ro,-e,o- .,d u,aa tscturc< Of the Hard uobe
ss 9roa. fhls T1uss v RuptaEs VII peves 5nts
cas1e gail or blister frces the cord ron ~ and
desieT II shoaids4 @ Brsces. Abdominal suppor;eFs sH
Eas1e stocldnEs DC. 10. Send foE fanass. hv
G. stoao4d 126 ClaIE street. Chicago u! Ras ns2J
tnpottAn* advnAtAges any other LIND % "a;
Pamphlet, dE3 1V8a1g T. TEE
, 1863-05-15

nR. HILLIARD-Long and "a
~ vosabls known In the Northwest, has his office
n 6 Randolph street. cacago up stairs for the cure
Of Ill diseases. male female Special asenttougr
20 all 'ca4aafes Of long standing. 1have cusad some
OF tho WORT cases Of blood diseases known In
ehls country. Patients distance caa consult me
By letter with every confidence. advice gratis. En-
close stanpto secure ready answer to onterrogations
Fem81e Golden Luns1 Pil!s price dollar per boz
# sent to distance three saree-cent stamps arc r.
lulEed prepay postage. Of1c hours from A. ~ till
10 N. r. u. Roe 5;!o, Cliesgo. III. my2-dso;2w
D1rrnER1AL! plrrHEk1A'!
HiAttt D!pthc.ia Cur. GU rAKAxrKEp 10 CCRRrN ALL
EAsrs. oE THE MONEY REFUNDED. This trade supplied
b. Lord 6z2}th Wholesale D1uggista 3 Lake street.
&aickko fe23 nss2atn
, 1863-05-15

TATARRu! CATARRH!
furc c,r fnf !.t.2r ~ fcih II 1e nead Il i .sIcr
p eurs CAT*REHths CoSsrxF1loE; The sylap1omso Of
hayc cold. and have frequent attacks uo:o sen
sat!ye TO tse Shaess Of tenrcsature The nose may
thick nd adjective as INC disease becomes chronic.
had got I'D cfby blowing the uosa ur falls no the
eo;Ies @ o:epsiys 1t ;nay destroy t1e sccse Ct smell
f2Io sentby expr;s. cttec Isl South CisrS street.
Sr stais*} 4, Address Dr. D. .sEELFE,P Box ISL.
EHle*se. Lit. nrls-C4ls-1nntot
, 1863-05-15

Iih,1*I{E.

TURF Ion1NE IN rurc WATER. 4 cnre for Sc-oru14
Cortumrtcn. Dys7ersla. Eacumattsu. ScurA!gia,
Mcrcural rsrs and al those and ,ntrt-
IN rnaladlcs which arise from c7fceb1ed viuAted
=: ate OF the hlocd. dcfecye ncts1uon an Impure st
E,osTEErc. Dr..
Its eenu'nenfae re pure solution md It's excellence
~ medicine a'c sttcsted ly t7ch distinguished nacs
- III. J. Il. Clflton Prot E. h. rarkee. Pref j. c.
Booth. and others equally well kno IN to sc!eneo.
Il Per bottle.
DR. Il. ASDERs 4 CO..
Thystcians And Chemists. IS Brosdwhy. =. T.
For salchy BLISS i SHARP.
ArS c2i.Sm III Lake street Chicago. H.
NR. JAMES, formerly Of New
IL Grleans> whose nnr1vnlIed success tn the treat
1ocnt Of Ch1pntc McrcEral. Blood. and ohcr dseasaa
THAT REQUIRE sK1LLFCL TREATMENT,
Has permanently located himself At IS Randolph
etrcct Cticaea d.. james Is recommended hy the mo
tc1 faculty. and the a1os, entire psess Of the South.
Thousands Of unfnTtunates bless Dr. JAMES, who,
pot for him. would he nsiag a miserable exist
ezcc The enrao1c reputation Dr.. 1arocs enjoys from
the Lakes to tue Gull Il the result of yea1s Of study
nad observation
Dr.. James no Mercury 1o1Ide. POTASH, Arsenic
or SageapaEla. In the treatment OF blood diseases
but ncutrauzcr. *hl.h il positive cure.
Organic WeaSucss cured by a new and 1cfs3l,ble
r7etlod. saving both nnlc mud c1peuse
0hce and rarots At IS T:znoolph street. (ursta!rs)
DGce hours from 4. II. until sP ~
CONSULTATIONS 1Sv1o1ABLR.
, 1863-05-15
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY

\
OYT1cx or As~>r. QrAKr7KNAsvzR r. S.Ar1
5Pa1SGv1rLD. ILL.,. May 1lth. 1874.
Sealed proposals Will he received ut this Office until
Saturday the 1'sh i1st At = IT, foE tnEntshins ona
be a ds1s coo:s. bay. broEn h!acs or e1sstnes nos
nndsr s3x Of .Ee: mae ysa;s Of 1xe seHnt III every
action and " Ell adapted to ire Cavalry servce.
Each bid must be accompan!e hy the Written obtfsa
ton Of Two responsible elt. obgssluG themselves
TO enter Into bonds with the bidder. should ho obta
the coEt1 act. VIZ:
--- fer TIC fal:tfn! performance ofthe contract
should Ills bid be accepted and ,11 ourselves
his Eon- fulGllreEt Of the saILe. --
Proroea!s mnss be sealed and endorsed Proposals
Of the buds. and be prepared to enter Into bond,
once The reserves the right to reject
above OF n a15 other way unsatisfactory.
HACnE. A. Q. u. Sprtn.1eid. n. mil: d',7.E
, 1863-05-15

rforosals must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
Bidders are requested tn be pst<eu. at tho opening
o. the proposals. and be prepared to entsr into bonus
Tie suhscyhe7 reserves the right to 7cec: any An
bids should they not he In compliance with th-Ahove
~ In aEy other way uEsatlstacIoET p1olnAala to ba
directed to CAPT. J. 4. P1ITTEK
U.s. Army. \. q "
, 1863-05-15

And Di&cx&e6 OF the Air Passages.
DR.. UEpEETncD, OcE.ist and An.tst Operative
6u.Er:E. ~ Ea11olIl st., the Sherman uousc
Chicago, ILL.,
Dr. T. PERFORMS al the approved. ancient and no
dcrt Operations fur Lotf Sight md Hearing inserts
Artificial FytE and Ear Dsuxs, Arl3 CIE 4W
, 1863-05-15

few botlre wilt h1ve the desired eject. This not
zCYnrG but !. the hest blood pnrtier IN ute. All
money refunded fRatiafActfon IL not Evcn Price SOC.
E. HUME 1SGTUS. AcGregor. lows.
Proprietor.
AGENTS N Cu1cAao-BECK RAfkOR. sa CLARK
street j Il REED & CT, l46 LAEe-st, ap9-c911 6w
, 1863-05-15

In order to keep race With tnc dcnands Of tie S1T
added many improvements tlurinE tao year 1a7 and
With IL coonecfonE It will be found IN ali respects A
FIRST CLASS ROUTE to ait tha Eastern cities. The
<ack Is F:ore ballssted and urr1y f1oe from dust
, 1863-05-15
AND HING DIS

TRUN ESS CURED
- The :ueb:a.c snay bid ceaance the Tempt
sag cup Dr. Zarek Hni@o1e t,r ssIoa: pHHE , y -
stronx crsk and csn be adali;s5ed e w!ti ut &c M
S1,6tt IL any address ny &. T'rH M. TB Ctcsu;lt
tt-eet, FE.l3de!ph!A, Pa. Circulars sent free.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-12-02
COUNTY COURT.

County court for this county commenced
its sitting at this. place yesterday Judge
Adds presiding Opening prayer Was
offered by Rev. e. Whitney.
But few cases were set for trial by iu-
ry. The first case called was that of J. NJ.
Flanders, administrator of A. W. Flan-
der's estate, VS.. James Flanders.
The business before the Court is small.
and the session will probably be short
The following officers have been APP
pointed:
L. S. Small, Esq, County Clerk.
R. S Page,
N. F. Keller Jail Commissrs
Almond Boardmap,
Aaron Morse, County Treasurer
L. H. Noyes, County Auditor.
W. G. Doane, Deputy Sheriff.
Archibald Dwinell. " :"
Notaries Public.
W. H. H. Kenfed, Joshua Sawyer,
S. NJ. Pcnnock G. S. Noyes, A. L. Ncyes,
G G. Chadwick, V. W. Waterman. H A.
Waterman, RI, Parker, Samuel Plumlcy,
Alger Jones.