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, 1863-08-25
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

It is proposed to construct ra}lway from
Moscow to sebas:opol-
"A Bohemian TRANSLATION Of Bhaksoeare's
diana is in the course Of progress.
An Astronomical sensation is reported In
England, viz: that figure Of the cross was
recently observed upon the moon!
The Lords Of the Admiralty have publisd-
ed warnir e to The English sailors serving on
the Alabanl ard other British pirates that
their course will involve the loss Of their pay
and claim for pensions.
A system Of clsEdcst!ne drill, By night
eept cla1ly, It is alleged Is being carried on,
somewhat extensively, In the South of Ire
land, ard application has consequently been
made to the Irish Government for extra con-
stahula1y force.
"a trial of submarine torpsdoes, made at
HelsIpgfurs under the direction Of Col. RIMS
do1f, was entirely successful. An old ship
raeeed over the epot where the machine was
placed, and was totally destroyed by the cx-
plo.ion.
"a fresh competitor for fame as a lion.hunt-
er has recently appeared Ia Algeria In the per
ton Of N. Lucotte, q native Of Lyons. A
magnificent lion, shot by that gentleman, has
been exhibited ut A1giese. This Is third that
II. Lucotte has Killed within the last two
months.
-Aprepos Of ghosts, Iudicrous accident
dcstroyt the Illusion at recent elformance
In London theatre. 1n one Of the most
thrilling scenes, instead OF the .'haunted
man." the figure Of u carpenter in his shirt
sleeves. drinking pint Of ale, was but too
faithfully sAadoTca forth, The utter uncon-
sclousness Of the man who Eas below the
stage, US TO what was passing, made the scenc
excessively ludicrous.
"A Fserch geneologist has Just discovered
TINT the Empress is descended from Saint
Louis, through his daughter Blanche, who
married ferdinand 10 Cerdl Of CASTLE. whose
fled Pedro Nunez de Guzman, the Empress's
Eaterpal ancestor. This discovery p1etends
to show that the Imperial Prince Is Of the
Capcts, and has right to call himself a SOD of
Saint Lonis-a title Of which the legitimate
dynasty was 80 proud.
, 1863-08-25
Rebellion Against Davis IT the South.

cnus1.
Aebellion Against DaF1s II tne ooutn'
There are some persons who are inclined 10
doubt the accuracy Of the published state
x,or.s 4T,at e., ,nori,ad ch,nua of sent1ment Ia
1Nento eN"s - 14.. nv. -
going On th1onghout Inc ooatn' leaang 10
wholesale desertions from the rebel armies,
thc farmatfon Of orcanlzed bodies Of malcon.
49, 80 ~. ~ -a.1a,.,,,a T., .,no
ten's, anu tno opsn teei'"aso' 80 eo1's
places, Of tie rebel authority That this spr'
It of rebellion, however, Is actually abroad in
tta so,,,hem sto+es IL caoah1e If easy demon-
tne "." - D.~.u,5sa, ~
stIatlon- AleAer toana III iolS noasoA ~
Massachusetts soldier, and by Mm sent to the
posto, 71+n+,fHtr. shows that as long ago as
=, or,s,.no b,,aoa
Ast feo1ua1s conee4tP1e III AouASAoo1' '''.os1
togetherand defed the Davis government.
roHr HUDSON, Feb. Q, 1858.
1icut, Col. Jas. e. Wipgaeld:
Colonel: In obedience to Special Order
No, -, proceeded to the parish Of Washing
ton and Immediately commenced notifying
all mcn belonging to my command to
come to camp, w6en they promised to do SO,
ard find nine OF them here on my return
Otheas I eaw belonging to my command,
and come of. company G, who positively re
fused to do 50, Eaying at the same time that
they would prefer to die at home. The ab-
eentees from this command, toSetner WIN
the conscripts, hare formed tnemselses inlo
company tor mutua. nfoteGion cnt ana 1esass-
Der come seventy five men, and meetln their
camp once or tn Ice week. ano tae depreda-
tiorb carried On by taem ase laa1iu. as EEL cit
, 1863-08-25


The French Emperor commands the finest
army In tie world. There are other admirable
armies, but in completeness Of organization,
in perfection Of details, in resources and re.
ecryes thearmy Of France surpasses all others.
The exposition of the State OF tie Empire At
the beginning Of this year presents IN array of
facts and figures with regard to the offensive
and defensive power Of the Empire, at once
suggestive and interesting. Notwithstanding
the Mexican movement, the French army last
January was On q peace footing and numbet-
Ing only 421 600 men, nearly 5000 Of whom
were then in Mexico. The war footing sup
poses force Of from 150, 600 to s00, 600 men
at the rate Of two per cent. Of the entire
population.
The government Of the army centres In the
Emperor, who confldes the management to
the Minister Of War, whose cabinet, presided
over By chief, comprises the spccialties Of
the Personnel, Cavalry and Gend'armerie, Ar
ti11ery, Engineers, Administration, Military
depot and Accountant General. In addition,
there is directory of the Agerine service,
consultative committees OF the General Staff,
Of the Ge1d'armesie, Of Infantry, Of Cavalry,
OF Artillery OF Fornhcauons' d permanent
Committee Of Administration, Sanitary
Counsel, Commission on Army pay, Vete1l-
,a,for Commission mi, fomm,ssion IN co.st
1lat11o eo".non An1 e.m. co,4ss4on ~ o'aa'
Deienses* The General Stall IN war time In
cludes IL mareha]s, 90 generals of divisions,
1so eerera1s Of brisades. $50 capta;ns of the
general staff ard us officers of the local
ktaffs. The war footing Of the military train
is So sc5 men, and u, 600 horses. Tie admin
, 1863-08-25
Frederick DOuxlaE.


In his paper Of last week, Frederick Douglas
announces that he abandons his post rs editor
md publisher. He says he can now find q
place for his views On slavery in some Of the
leading papers Of the country, and that his
srccia1 organ is no longer necessary. But his
reason for 1ayipg down his pen is as follows
The United States are now in the bltterest
paugs Of civil war. Slavery Is the cause OF
this terrible war. and its abolition is decreed
by cne Of the parties to the war. ! am with
the abolition party in war as in peace. dis
continue my paper, because can better serve
NY bleeding countrymcn whose great oppor.
tunity has cow come, by going Sonth and
.summcning them to assert their just liberty.
than can do bY staying here. am going
South to assist Adjutant General Thom1s. IN
the organization Of colored troops, who shall
win for the ,nill1one in bondage ths inestlma-
bic blessings Of liberty aud country.
Slavery has chosen to submit her claims to
the decision Of the god Of BATTLES. She he's de.
liherately taken tic sword and it is meet that
she should perish by the sword. Let the op.
pressor fall by the hand Of the oppressed, and
the guilty Shareholder, whom the volca oi
truth ind reason could not reach, let him fau
by the hand Of his slave. That should take
some humble part in the physical as well as
the neral struggle against slavery and urge
my 1oug ens1ascd people to yindicate tltis
manhood By brayely striking for their liberty
md country is natural and consistent.
, 1863-08-25

ATtemu8 on THO Uf31Es
Artemus Ward (Mr. Charles F. BroEne) has
Issued The following IT Clcular::''
CIRCULAR no SEVENTY EIGHT.
As tue undersigned has been led to fear that
the law regulating the Draft is not wholly uu-
deletuod, Notwithstanding the numerous ex-
plaDatorT circulars that have been Issued from
the national capital Of late, he hereby Issues
circular OF his own; and, 1t he shall succeeded
In making this fayorite measure mora clear to
a diecernipg public, he will feel that he has
not lived in vain:
I. 4 young man who Is drafted and inaGver-
tently goes to Canada, where he becomes en-
brofled' with robust English PaSty,- who
knocks him around SO as TO disable him for
life, the snme occurring in a licensed bar-room
on British soil, such man cannot receive pen
sion on account Of eaid fojuries from the Uni
ted States Government, nor can his heirs or
creditors.
II. No drafted man in going to the appoint
ed rendezvous will be permitted to go round
irG better that way, or because his "Uncle
W1l1inm' lives there.
III. Any gentleman living in Ireland, who
was never In this country, Is not liable to the
draft, nor are our forefathers. This latter
statement is made for the benefit Of those en-.
position that the able-bodied male population
ofn Flnce included the dead gentlemen in the
cemeteries.
". The term Of enlistment is for three years,
but any man who may have been drafted in
two places las q right to go for six years, whe-
tber the var lists that length OF time OF not
a right this department. hopes he will insist
On.
Y. The only sons Of poor widow, whose
husband is In California, are not exempt, bnt
: man who owns stock In theVernont Central
Railroad is. So, also, are incessant lunatics,
hnhitual lecturers, persons who were born
with wooden legs or false teeth. Blind men,
(unless they viii acknowledge that they ..can
see it''), and people who deliberately voted for
John TYLER
, 1863-08-25
U!)ifa9o Gribn11e.


Letter from The sth Illinois Ca=a1ry.
The Aurora (nl,) Beacon prints the follow
ing letter from the sth Illinois cavalry, which
will prove Of intercstto the many friends Of
the regiment hercsbouts:
CAMP STE III. CArA1RY.}
NEAR RArTAHAENocK, VA,
August Z, 1858.
EDITOR RBEAcos-Weaye enjoying = f. ndays
Of quiet md rest after many weeks Of arduous
tolls ard privasfons, forced upon us by Gen.
Lee, who proposed to try the climate Of Penn
sylvania, and perhaps take a summer excur-
sion to Saratoga, Wea5e all ready to find
easily from Maryland, but have net ascertasn-
ed with any certainty whose fault It was. OF
who must take the responsibility on the day
Of final Judgment Our regiment has always
been very successful while In Maryland; yet
it is equally true that they have there sus.atn-
ed their heaviest loss Major Medill aud Gen.
Farnsworth killed, and Capts. Morris, Wells,
and Lieut. Howard wounded, together with
many valuable men whose names an not
able to give.
both for his ability as q commander, and an
untlinching supporter Of the administration
il whatever constitutional measures they saw
1T to adopt for tho suppression Of the rebel
lion.
Our fight here on Saturday, August 1st,
alone, md although We had Stuart's whole
force to centeEd with, We drove them within
half mile Of Culpepper, when they were re-
1ufo1ctd by division of infantry, aud We
very quietly retired to the vicinity Of the
river. On Tuesday following, Stuart made Al
shell into our camp. A few moments later We
had mounted and we're on our way to meet
them. They were quite obstinate, bnt fnally
withdrew to Brandy Station, and have not
since appeared In furce.
We SEE in the papers that our division is
going to have few weeks rest. hope We
may, for cur ranks are becoming sadly thin
ned, and few weeks in camp is just what
we need.
We kept the dsy of .sNational Thanksgiv-
sermon from the Rev Dr.. Van Ingen, Chap
lain Of the 6th New York cavalry, In the
morning; the balance Of the day we spent
.ufIocating under our canopy Of oaks, thauk-
ing kind Providence for day Of rest, series
Of victories, and loaf Of bakers bread from
Washington, and such varieties in the culin-
ary department as our nocturnal visits among
our hospitable q ne5ghbors Of cn1pepper had
procured uE-
Mpjor Jones Is here to pay us for the Two
moths ending June S0tt. Thanks to Seere-
tary Chase, We are generally paid promptly,
and hare never suffered for want Of green
backs.
Last night We had heavy rain, which food
ed our entire camp. To-day is sultry, threat
epipg showers. The health Of the boys re-
mains good. G.
In reference to tho same regiment the
Rock Island Union says: ave arc pleased
to learn TINT Mr.. William Spencer, son Of
Judge John ". Spencer, OF this city, has re
ceiyed the appointment Of Chaplain to the
sth Illinois cavalry. Mr.. Spencer has been at
+noLad fo Cn1nro1 Tarn ~or4hsa m 1n1r,7 F.o,,,
the commencement, and has shared with 1t
all its battles and hardships. This mark Of
esteem and tribute to young spencer's charac-
ter must be gratifying to his immediate
friends and relations. We learn that William
is coon expected home to be ordained for tho
1rfEf=trT
, 1863-08-25
Hlistellu11tuus.,'


The sale Of the Plantation Btte.s!s without peree-
Cent IN the history Of tho world Tnara Is no secfesia
the rratter Ttey ana II MIRA TIA most speedy
Strengthening heath restorer ever discovered. It re-
qures but singIa trial to understand this. Their
purity can a1wa3s be relied upon. ThaY composed
OF the celebrated Casaya Bark Casca1ilA Bark Da1.
delton. Chsmomfle F1owtrs, Lavender Flowers. VIII
,e,c7eeu. Ansse Clover buds Orange peel snakeroot,
f,.raExy Cor.anae-. Burdcck,
rrocn x~.
.....
They are. especially recommended 10 csefg7mens
public speakers and persons Of haola ana Sc
sehtas1 Me. *no .a lesaaa .s.,.,.,.. ,,t. "1e's
'ooa: anu eeas ,,s~<,ru ar, certain to
ueuea%e pe.sous e0~ 80 t.ra - ,on1 1noea. fnr
nEo Ii seese ois.e.s ~nss '.ss ,....o-.,a
Iees pu1it5. saens.aso 'n..,.. o..
lucy etes'e ervs ~ x..ts, and det
3hes arc ~ anl4sa2 ~ lat. nonra
1nes oSefco01e enee'7 " ,.." ~. ...t.d
They strengthen tha system ana eaaseo snu iataa~
Taey purit The breath ard aciditY of the stomach
They cure D!asrhea. Cholera and Cholera aofoos.
They cure Liver Complaint And Netsoos aeao2eao'
They are the best Bisters In the world Ihey mako
tne *eAk "aa skEoas. alo ~" eaAA1e'04 A"'11''
great reatoEer.
,,.....,,,,. .,a .,,,,..+~ ,t.+s-o.r,sc,,
4as!onos~s s,es -00A -11 's4~'1S
Letter OF Rev. T. 2, cuAs1, Chap1atn Of the 117th
New York Regiment: -..-
MAE AcpuA CKxKK. March ath, 1sda
Owing to the great exposure aud terrible decompo-
t1atsd and very sscE. MI stomach Wou'd NOT retain
net'etne An article called P:anfafion batsers. pro-
pafea ~ nS SOW VA va 70
give me strength ano N sppeute. 10 ny gFeas sur
pf1EH th6T E8F6 ZIG 111meQt116 1814 1.-TWO 0Q$slA3 AZ
, 1863-08-25
Proposals
8 FOR OATS

ASSISTANT QuARTEnMAsTzxsO Or71ua,}
FORAGE pKpA=rAEHT, y A.
ST. LOUIS No.. August 10 1868
sea1ed PEnpoeals 911 be received At tails of3ca un
r o'clotk n. Saturday. August -. 1s63. tor
10000 BUSHELS OF OATS,
70 b delivered IN 81 Louis No at tho various 8taa-
boat Landings. Kail: :oad bepots and Government
Warehnnaes: nee ol eharEss. Or on wharf bests M 4
bushsls per SstE I'D d tor saeh poat mass be mads
Tbs ats must b nEss quality. ia good Heu so.ed
eacks s. pounds 70 tae bneae1 subject to Inspection
Blds vii not be received ior le.s 100 bushels
Cakh deposits must be maze With esca proposal At
the rates Of nonsaad dollars 1o3 90 bna
els to be forfeited - the Government IN casa party
tails to bcEdu the contract tsawasdej him.
Checks II rot be rEcetTed a. depotits.
bond to the amount Of twenty per cent OF kha
vaue Of the contract awarded. bfgred b. two Tespou
e.le suFetfes conditional for tha faithful aiolnsot
OF II contract will be re1utre3 Al additional sscn-
rtsy ten Of the vatue ct tho q1snty awarded
wilt be W11hheld from rrst dellve1tca.
Derotltes must be In separate p2ck7Ke3. aud 1dht
endorsed with the nidieF's name. End amount CO.
cloted.
RiJs ehsuld be endorsed ~FroposaIs for Cats
BtdeIs must be pstae Mt when The bid% AF9 oponoas
Tue right Is reserved to reject any q ~ tan 1qA
.,,,A-..o+ e. f:.nt snd 4. q. II.
, 1863-08-25
nR. HILLIARD-Long and fa-

- vorab!y known IN the Northwest. has his Ones
ht G Randolph street. Chicago up stairs for the cura
OF an diseoees IN a1e female Special attention gV.
en- 10 all na1adles Of long standing. hare cured
bone Of the worst or blood tisesses ever known
II Ills country. Patients At distance CAL consuH 1ne
By letter With every confidence. Advice gratis. En-"
oloRe stamp to secure ready answer 70 tntnsroEa-
Hors. Female Golden Lunar Pills. pt1ce cne dollar
Ee1 boz. II eeut to anr distance 1h1eo thre3 cant
otaGpe arc required to prepay postage Once houra
Iron, e. NJ TIL 1QP II. F. o. Box 5s99. Chicago. Ill
1tDi.EW
, 1863-08-25

N. Latonlaye has replied to the letter re-
Gently addressed to him by the New York
Loyal Union League. He writes:
"Have the goodness to convey my thanks
to that useful and patriotic association. Iu
the courae Of my life have received many
honors Of foreign acadeEnies and universities,
but no testimony Of esteem could be more
which the Loyal Union League has been good
enough to address 70 me, shau keep 1t to
, 1863-08-25

GSand 10lHI .. '49ft l97 E0yo55 135sts3 17o,235
The annual cost Of the Empire for every
foot colder in time OF peace Is abont $i00;
for cavalry soldier, about $500. The ex-
penres Of the depn1 tment Of tho Minister ct
War for this year are estimated at 81, ,90l ,813.
The Empi1c Is divided into six military do.
partmcuts under tie command OF marsha!s,
Is sub divided into twenty two divisions uudsr
generals Of divisions and again sub-divided
into eighty-six districts which are controlled
By generals Of brigadea, Algeria torms the
seventh corps darnaee, Rome the eighth, and
Gen. Forey's Mexican expedition the (noW}
ninth eorps d'a4mee.
, 1863-08-25

nH0T0GRAPHIC STOCK Dr.
s-, ~ aor,, T:1.,k street, Chicago. ...or+na
h.1s sss sass s5assst aaSsetspe see sa
ss5cS .. PnosoE1Rnoe r. ~ Tspta os Ny Ss3s
Ne Gollcdon And 1!t1 A1n1W Va and Celored vlaxs y
1onE ssRsssnss = T. u e, ssae
ebles nc ,91 g Tas I'll rSompuJ nEa4> & B.
s. Il fifttd Box A6aV*
, 1863-08-25
New Interpretation Of Napoleonic
Policy.

Policy.
{Parfs Correspondence OF the London Timas.1
Nothing certain has get transpired as to the
result Of Tho Cabinet council at st Cloud;
bnt, judging principally from negative evi-
dence, have strong opinion that no resolu-
war. I observe that the journals, acting IN
der the orders of 4 Minister, who may very
possibly be on the eve Of dismissal, seek, If
not to disguise, st least to exteuuate, the i'm.
portance Of the dirergency which has IN.
dQnbted1y occurred bet@een Paris and Lon.
den in the conduct Of the negotiations: They
admit that France proposed an identical note
which England Won1d not agree to; but after
al, they SAY the difference Is but matter OF
form. and. indeed, when they come to think
Of it, England is perhaps the most logical,
bccanse Prince Gortchakof wrote differently
worded dispatches to each Of the three powers
and therefore 1t is only natural that they
should send him separate answers. They u.s.
cure their reode1s-and most talse1y assure
them-that the three powers, In sending sep
a1ate notes, are animated BY just IS much
unanimIty as if they had concurred in join
irg one. No doubt, as these Journals Eay,
it would be very possible that the object
which it was sought were different: But al
though this might have been 20, it Is not the
fact France-and that Is just II hst these
journalists arc for the moment instructed to
conceal-did propose IN ultimatum, and Eng
laud and 'Auttria would not agrce to it. That
is the great fact Of the last few days. What
is going to happen now: I hare no pretsn-
sfons to eay with certainty; but, as straw
10 chow which way the wind blows, think it
worth while to notice an article In this even
ins's Nation, which chimes in with rumors
preynlent At the Boursc, that the Emperor
Napoleon Was trying to make an intimate al
lance With the Emperor Of Russia, and that
Nth that y}ew the Duke de MoruY {Whpse
wife is Q Russian lady Of rank), would either
be made Minister Of Foreign Affairs Or dis
patched to st. Petersburg on special mis-
, 1863-08-25

leave to MY children, 80 that If the flrstarticle
Of faith of Frenchnan Is to lore Franco, the
second is to love America. For two years
lave done all in my power to confirm aud
strengthen this ancient friendship, and hope
my efforts haze not been wholly useless"
, 1863-08-25
f4ahs.9 IN General Agents. a2 BroadVsS. Il. Z.
w OLFE's AROMATIC scH1E-
w DAM 6CHEkrF3.
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unVefsA1 cnfaaVe1a Ionno1a1 AAoSs sc''''ne
cough, 6e.
Yero~uended bv tt.e Medical TAculty ~ Z Cxthoh.
1a ,,s .xtai,.,ne en1ss,xr 1ooert;ts Inv
.e..... .., - nt+,-..a ~ 1r,vars q
odG peen N!taout AHsA+ - @ssfeNoo ~ 4N"'*4s
.a%dical tettimcuy.
..a v,,..1, .na zo,znrf +>roreytt.s ri tne .6rt,.
AAo 0iA4Soe A..a 49,. I. s..s...., .....-
eaatic SL.iedRM Scnn&ppe. 8eodef II oec1oeost UTICA
;ravra and NIL other AeecEa Of tho KdneyH.
r.. .-..- .r~.-.. q, ~. 4n+rn ~
II Gout ato hhesa's1iS11. u sAAtaa II ene -o' "
earn punca the patient lT1nK warmly covered In D6Q
as.t, aton 1cs,, e.Y,et ereedy cure
s'..1 ~ p =. sss..-., s.Sc,..no6,c ..t.
Taken ~ slot punch. Il hnn,cfA &n0 epa1oaoule 00f
p4s II afford. iunsntste relief from tho e!seosus
~. - A1AS'''''~
1mpsons. --,.. =. a..
B. ita pcc1lisr ncd sIpecnc qusuues. II Atse6H ane
sod stage H. aeuc and Fever prepares rhe system
Eae etne AdHlnNEstlon o& INC Aa1utle7 " A7
G8aeasc.
Administered II saole1A euo'ots mosoas aaa Go.a'
sscMosoe apsen.. tsesse 20 .as1a y. ~. 80
Eapldis p!ooIces neA4s - S4o y" ~
keo nixeo "1tk noe %A'e ~ ea. ~ 49,. x,.o,.
, 1863-08-25

4 DVANCES ON PRODUCE.
II Tha undersigned Ire prepared, Is heretofore. 10
make advances o. authorize dratN sEAlnst P1oonoe
Eafs IN frrat Eritsi1 BiDHF & HAWE0RD,
St. Pe:e! Bt.eet. I0ctTcA1.
EEFkEKECE-Baak Of Torc2ro. Montreal.
mY16fs35 SIN
, 1863-08-25

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PFIIs:ECE OF AN lEvAI1p.-Pubnshed for
e berc. sad ~ Earni9E 20 nes;f3 eSn11oa S' 70
:r5trse Decay Of Manhood etc. 81 tas sssoe
CINE. .>n os, cc1p rvrRp
1T or 1-ho tas cured E1xeY after being put to Ee4a
Expense Ard tajury through medical humbo8 enn
n enclrb rbnr post patt addressed envelope e:ng!e
nonfos me, be had Of tie author. NATHAAlkL MAY
sTAIR hsq Bedford, k1aga County. L. T.
3eJ..
, 1863-08-25

DRu HUNTER TREATS ALL
~ csronic DIse4scs suca ~ Colds; congas. E9n' a
keys, Blzddf1 and the bosses, DE1pe2s:A, DiarInea.
pyseztery aout. Ehenms tim FA;alysis Hip EssssSd
children; Eoce Eyes aod Essh. CatAract Discharges:
Soaring ard Buzx!1g Sounda- DT. Hunter II toe only
TaECE1B OH SORES Oh ULCERS, TUAERs,
WINS. PILES IND fIsTULA. u
%taout cutt,ns with The ko1fe AHlot1ers Inqst con
asan tsn cen* for speedy ansyes D5 ~
aclph street corner Of Dearborn. Chicago. uAno1s.
, 1863-08-25

For al ofvhIea it Ia = speedy md certain runsdy
And peJes fails, This ItRlMe1t fs prepared from ii.
recipe OF Dr.. Stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut, the
famous bone setteE and has beea 1sei In his prncca
fer than twansy years with tas Eost astonishing
su Is AN AL1Ev1AToR OF PAIN. il ID uur.yal1ed
Mo5t teerttcal Eay be convinced by . single tsis:
ThIa LalueStw11 cCre rapidly snd radically. Ntec
natic DiRoreTs of every kind, and IN thousands OF
casea where 1t hac bean used 1t h8s never been known
FOf: NEURALGIA, It VIII adurd immediate zauet
In every case, however distressing
It will relieve the wosbt cascz Of HKADACHE u
three rlinutea, and ia warranted TO DO IT..
F1Nfy5S FSs IS xt sqfc !Est;Ss2 Las
G1TGDE, arising from impEudenGa o. excess. thu
Iuimeat Is a tnoat happy aid uafstlnE remedy. ACT
Ing directly upon tha nervous tissues II straaEthecs
and evridcs the sTste, Ard 1esto1es 1t to elasticity
For PiiEs.-Asa an external remedy. wa claim ttst
tits tie REaT known and we cnalspgs sae VofG to
aord Immediate relei. ard In stty Of cases viii
GUiSsY AND SORE THROAT ase oneti!nes ex,
t1emely malignant and dRngcrous. DIT timely appH
catiou OF this Ltnlnnent will heVet fall to cure.
EPRAIE8 are sometimes very obstinate and en1afge
rent Of the i0lAta 1s Eable to oCchf neglected TEE
worst case may be conquered hT th!e Iniuent IN t"a
0l rRHisSs, ietEE CUTS WOUNDS. soREs. ULCERS
ful hesil5e properties II De. SwEar's 1sPA1LInLa
n1u1Er17s xhen nssd sceos!lng 70 dt!eet:oae; Ms2,
EHILVLAi};B. FROSTED FIET. Ard INkEC7
RITFMA AND ET1EG3.
, 1863-08-25

rF>HE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
T. AND MECHANICS aAvIEGB 7AEK-
70 CLARK Street, Chicago. III.
Gmne hou:s from 1e 4. n. to II. y Aleo. ron sF
Ato6P. II. Tuesday Rod SaturoAy.
INCORPORATES II 1861.
Etx per cent Interest cAssnE1-
D1HEuToEs AND oFF1Gzm-
President ., &. FLEEFWOOD.
Yf.e.pfeat-F, G. EELa IN. Counsel-WM. G. GbuD7
Vlce WxGrTA1L- Casaier-SFpSx1A AYKHa
1okEn OF XIAA1AKHe.
J. g Farxo. J. n. Nount!eA, n. 1ewn.
j. E. Jp5eA T-A PHILIPPE s. S. lIAJnE.
J. Eehm, Rev.D Danno, VG.C. S. Dole,
s. htns9s Ws9s rs gisss;e Eeess sesiesy Rsn5itsy
a n Ftston DID. D. 4. GsEe. Eon. ". B. OEGe7.
J.A. ". JOKES Y ,pogEeH. tA9a-Efsp-l5
, 1863-08-25

M FDICAL CARD.-Msry 81.
NI Thompso9. u; p = E.a3rste Of the New Eng.
land Fc1ale Eedca1 College, Rcgton rexpe s.fnfly
ArnouuctR that has upe6rd once in this cry.
J3sytpR rThcucsd year In tha New York 1n1rmafy
natsopagr OF the prople Of Chtcayo and vicinity.
.OGcF zSs srate eHeet ofase he97r tIo9 to1lA u.
nE1GE341-1m MAEf Il. THOMPSON. Il D.