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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
Draft Kunaways In Canada.

Those who contemplate fleeing into
Canada for the purpose of escaping the
draft should read the following, taken
from the St. GATHERINGS Journal:
The Canadian mechanics and working men.
who have paid taxes for years, and who are,
and always have been, and always will be loyal
to their government and country, are begin
ming to feel the effects of the large influx of
these emulators of Bob Acres, for they agree
to work for small wages, are employed of
course and thus throw out of employment,
for at least a portion of their time, our own
good men and true" a large number of our
mechanics, sooner than 60 idle, have provided
themselves with certificates that they are Brit
ish subjects, and have gone over to Yankee
land to supply the places of these runaways.
We don't think much of the trade, but suppose
it must be endured. Those who employ these
men will have a serious account to settle with
their cOnscences "when this cruel war is
over" They actually encourage cowardice,
one of the meanest and lowest and most use
less elements of human character
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
money. This is intolerable. These men
are as truly our enemies as the blacklist

Republican IN the land. To the Yankees
their doors ere wide spread. They say
they can't buy goods with our money.
Why not let them invest some of their
money in our bonds? We don't wish to
<'buy them out" They embark in other
speculations which they own arc more haz-
ardous. They say we will certainly estab-
fish our independence, and yet they will
not turn hand TO help us. Many Of our
men need shoes, hats and clothes, and
yet Qual termasters issue none, and none
can be bought, though we offer to buy at
a discount Of our money OF from so TO
100 per cent. "These things ought not
to be-" officers ought to be allowed to
buy what their men need no one wants
ornaments.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
4 Rebel congressman. Um the
Situation.

Hon. j. L. NJ CURRY, OF Alabama,
addressed Il large number OF ladies and
gentlemen, at his home in Talladega, last
week, in which he announced himself
candidate for reelection. and stated his
position upon the questions at issue The
Talladega |Votchtoecer gives The following
synopsis of his speech:
He justified the secession OF Alabama,
and the establishment Of the Confederate
Government. In this connection, the inn
possibility of cooperation with other
Southern States prior to secession, with
out violation OF the Federal obligations,
was clearly proven. The moderation and
wisdom of the seeding States, in prevent
ing anarchy in the country and prcserv-
ing the charters of freedom, were brought
out in striking light.
The common imputation that the Seces-
siOnists, or what is the Sc ne thing, that
the Confederate Government had brought
on the present war, was denied, and from
undeniable documentary ana. historic proof
it was established that Lncoln's Govern
ment was alone responsible for existing
troubles. The charge of precipitating the
South into the war was rejected as SLAM
der and a stigma on our gallant soldiers.
Referring to peace. he said that he
earnestly desired and prayed for an hon
Orable peace-that no propositions for
peace had ever been made by Lincoln or
any Northern State; that the belief that
peace, except at the sacrifice of our lib
eraty and independence, could at any time
have been brought about, was an ignor-
ant delusiOn: and copious extracts were
read from President Davis messages, show
ng''that President, Congress and people of
the Confederate States earnestly desired
peaceful solution of the questions at ISSUE
The effort to organize peace party in the
South was declared to be unjust to our
sister States, grossly wrongful to the army
and an encouragement to our enemies to
persevere in their unhaliowed designs
Whatever of peace sentiment exists, or has
found expression at the North, was based
exclusively on the idea of reconstruction,
and that was proposition too monstrous
to be tolerated by any Southerner. While
he would not sickle on any rules of false
propriety in making propositions for peace,
he had more hope in conquering peace
than of begging the Yankees to abandon
their wicked purposes. If peace be de-
sired by the North, a withdrawal of their
army from our soil would accomplish it.
Mr. Curry expressed the hope that the
war would not be of long continuance
showed that God had graciously COM
mingled it with good; that henceforth we
would be a separate people, free from
Yankee ideas, Yankee books, and their
corrupt society, corrupt politics, and false
religion that this was time for faith
and resolution, and that what had been
accomplished was the strongest incentive
to renewed and hopeful exertions.
The whole speech was plain, practical,
and argumentative; and every one who
heard it felt that, whatever else might be
said of our representative, he was un-
usually bold and frank in the avowal of
his opinions. .t. -...a... ..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
The Romance of the War Gone and
Nothing but the Terrible Reality

~
The New York Erening Post publishes
the following letter written by an officer
in the regular military service, now in the
field under General MEADE. He is a de-
cendent of one of the most distinguished
of the founders of the republic:
Dear --: You see by the above
that we have crossed the Rubicon for the
third time in my experience, and Heaven
grant that it may be the last, for am in
hopes that this campaign will givethe finish
ing stroke to the rebellion, and add new
victory to the glorious secession that has
marked this memorable month of July.
1868. We were alarmed Aby
rumors which were circulated in the ar
my to the effect that the Administration
had stopped the CONSUMPTION on hearing
of the opposition in New York. This can
not be true, as such a measure would be
the proof of weakness that would soon re-
suit in the overthrow of not only the Adj
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07

The following is an extract from let
ter written by an officer of the Tooth New
York volunteers, dated Norris Island.
South Carolina, July Goth:
Charleston must fall, sooner or later: it is
only matter of time; but what in hi are you
fellows doing up north-rioting and resisting
the draft, when hundreds, nav. thousands Of
your sons and brothers are down here giving
their last drop Of blood in defence of our coun.
try! ra. "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07

We have added to the returns Of 1850,
the ratio of increase, for the precedi ng
decade in each State. We have taken on
ly one third of the number in Tennessee
and two-thirds in Notwithstanding, as
We suppose, proper allowance for the
portions of those two States in the pos
session of the enemy. Of the number
thus obtained, we estimate that $4,000
are already in the service. So that, by
extending the CONSUMPTION to forty-fve
years, We only increase the strength of
our armies to 10000 men.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07

These claims cover the expenses of the
States for raising volunteers under act of
Congress, approved July II and 81, 1861,
but do not cover the expenses incurred in
raising drafted men under act of July II,
1862; these expenses, after being approx
ed by the-Governors of the States, amount
ing to S40,O00,O00, being sent to the Ad
jutant General, and by him forwarded to
Major Green for examination.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
yANCy DEAD AND FLOYD SICK

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-The Richmond
Wing of the S1st, has the following:
MONTGOMERY, July 29.-The funeral of
the late w. L. Yancey, took place this
afternoon. I -.
The Enquirer of Aug. LIST, says John
B. Floyd is not expected to recover.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
State Claims for Raising Troops
From the New York World, July 80.

From the New York World, July 80.
The following claims have been receiv-
ed at the Treasury Department for reim-
bursement, on account of expenses incur.
red by the States named in raising troops
previous to muster into the United States
service. On settlement at the Treasury
the direct taxes of the States are to be de-
Quoted from the several amounts:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
The New Rebel Consumption.
From the Col IN Is, tGa,) Times

Tfo1 tdc NOI lILU Il, Nt';i.,I IIHt5h.
Our readers, like ourselves, may be
curious to know what addition may be
made to our armies by the late call of the
President, summoning to the field all per-
sons between the ages Of 10 and As years
The census of 1850 furnished data npon
which All app: oximate estimate may he
based. We have accordingly looked into
that report and make the following calcu-
lation:
, 1863-11-26
.RECRUlTS FOR.
/: OLD REGIMENTS. :
Veteran Volunteers, $402 Bounty
and-PFeEniQm.
SIR -. u1: e.-1.~.t.> =.
AL other Recruits, s5o2 Bounty
sand Premium.

An anls.bodied nsa, netxssa tae ssss Il Hshsesa
Ahd Fufty. F1vu fex1, WHO h&Ta haFeAosQf1 1eN =
u4;ed xnd hare ser I'd for not tsa8 ta2n nne ncti9
$ s Il Vok1HTRkns L ~ sna ~ : "a
b untitled ftcetye ons nor tatp&y IN k&ykaak
~ > booa'y md pstntun Of {sa1
70 u eshsr RssF1R t1r Old ksEtae e1ta. not Vets.
5as1: SSe y o23eS psy Z sdy,aes Aad bounty ~
,t4 AsE AsEfseIEttTfabe Y oved 70 8flEcT THK KAaI
sSa f., ,ss 1ss RsseTs e TT I'd y! b. ms
nAlvho wisA to 3otn any Of ths E1llsat HeF1H4xG
- taa dtlt aEd to fee4ise tho n1uai1ce1s be9D
eke- 81 eAAfnG 1ktae He4dQuastx1 Of
4gs "a Rzovn1t Marshal of III
4gt A2S q B kG9S Frevoat hazsaal ot sas ~
B1.ts;ss Z E1EaHA 1HEYasHTAcz Provost x.r.a ot -
st.Rf J6nEs W9o9Eurr r.o7oss xs;r,a,1 es~e
Ill J4HsS Y alan. rra7o.s x.....1 et ~
-.Cew wsABh L0EaN0ETH sProvost Ms,sasa u Mt
cssE " FiTAIaE.f .f1oTos Mazsaai af ias7sa u,
n$;5t isA4S ssSd52$, ESzk xsthA d Ia M
S :,.fF R3toTe.s H:s1aa1 Of NJ
Mh 6hStef. & a11G11dNV1iiE-a a.;: =
,,Gs91 M9R1I4KR Z q g KKAH -EEoEoss aszsaa1 u =
CSrk 88OBa8 aHnkirT. sFtcvuse NzrttAt Il ~
Mn Dizt1tet. 1t AETO9. sud - -
Caet. 44AAQ u, IM1IIP1 FspTsst Aasssa a
, 1863-11-26
CONSTITUTION,
AND TIE ONLY KNOWN RKKKpT FOB
Diabetes, and Diseases Of
the Kidneys and Bladder.
CONSTITUTION Water
TIE CRRAT REMEDY FOE TUE

Ha4 beAa prc1eu1cad bJ The Medical Fscu1tJ, and
thsrnhac: to batas H1oss wonderful rena1y foe yaa
permanent cure OF N dlseAses ofthe bsanach Il s
hf4ns3t. B1sdttK aad Moah. taAz has Avst nssn
IL s!,isSet se,sa M.tss: q 4 tsep s4pes.eas.
tsy let no nan neuht wten tlnE1e botle haa hseu
EoxA dtsex&Ft which taa beGt NAUTICAL tzloh{
h ttta COUNTY, ha4 tailed To Fefusa-g
4 rE0eey posSoAstnx Lbs Tlltns1 Of Col1etahan IA
~ eansot be f.*ssed n:der ussk pEepaLauosa =
dawn popular remedies, Whlo isa 6eftef sdled n1ks
use Of aT1T HeAsa to sccoss p1.sa = tufa: ana tho
OF tho physicisn hs knowledge OF
4ltat4nt Ttmediek CRADLES hl1a 10 pto4uee cure,
Enae el e. ~ In &c Ateo'7s sctenca II sAusaed
Giva C1nssifunon Wassr fair sri.l-wa mesa you
wno ~ rnaeE soms seeelaliss cars from :ysat %
conI1a1ty sottnG TO local treatment And I'll sorta
4 local ToF With ~ mach ehanoa
Of lu1cet1 - tac1e Wopld he fnku local applications
10 the tarcAtfor dfse4a:1 Of tha psa4u.
We hAyo AtwAy3 otta careful t. In In out
c.ca;1f tn.t coald act tseock tbs Cxt aeca 70 oEaa
peEtona Tor ~E.ch ConAdtnttc1 Water adsatea. and
have Come to ths coEcaEor thar II tha IeMety u c.
patla of pfcdet4nG cur. uAtter What fhh discs u
NAy b, 4 Ksou1d be A6e known. The 172d1*t19 Il
PET np tor the pubic. AID thera should bs NO e1eep
Wawcnld say, Const'tntson Water Il not use gud.
cne In esey eansA Of tho terai psced IN tia h.ads
Of tho people for taef relief. aad It tAkea according
70 ths directions It VIII IL every produce fAda-
q ssfe S9s1a ay ~ = ss1s ~ a!.seaoas a .ezsss
they oecu1s
, 1863-11-26
Qt)ieago Qribn1re.


-
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ANorrx7 nr DAvn, h~sorn Ts~ +b,c,.
x sovereign Nstion hnnbiy boTsi
7, O. t$xch opF heAft4 Thy lcy4 to own:
Anrrnt a Vret.fnI ,.+onts,s vr-.A'
Our F4ther's Goal We rest OIL theel.
Thou wAat tactr help, their hope. their m:
Q! siill our shtsid md roin9s b, ~ A'
And let theaz naatle onua fsl1
, 1863-11-26
rEKF SUPPLIES.
H. CTx1ck Cs11y coKx1eAEr Or suHnsrxxox. J
~ EOss1 A61b et.pot, !

EsEKF SUPPLIES.
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al !! ggse IS i
FnEAH BEEF
e : :ss fan: Z
c1s~eaeol md vt Po.t. or camp. a tts Department
d * "a assal .sssfd ssSt
g. e. e3
IL. sisa Viz hsss IL
m sspsss oq fa1 oq r.. snnas, 1 sadssbs
I'll ~ e i Ga, aeoa ard wholesome qu.l,, With
NJ: .sS sissz tsiss < s5s!ss:a Is Ssss:
e Rss5 sas;f e. saa 4
t.. sn ,iqIed e eo e Tae ,ss1S' st - tsaE gus
ft 4 segss I. .ss Es@s's
sss :,
ca1nss. q b tses coz peiaas aaraossy'
.s8 s.
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= 2 II: :;s Rs
Ell Sssa e aSaas conducted n7 the
NJ: 81 n Eiss s: s: e:aaa. tbs esns1.os fur
+ seo:s:. ffess cosrssion xho n.ys previously
se asss na sis q
E :s e xfsq adt Ssess &C sss n
e',her eoniraeros o. their agents Vfn b a1loxnd
p
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n @sti 3. csp5 Il * q 51
i hereby psalo.e 70 ee1vsE the anbdss.
, 1863-11-26
-. :GtiI -
!. MEN OF ILLINOIS

Ton ~ axsta k9mpoasz 10 .aln arous6 Nj
ef1, CID Eiak. 1o1E- 1ao3tAneous md Klctte4
s.MysaA q !oeE es9aGy:. !saRs1.snAnla as1sse a9
bTttsFsn 1hesdy d No te.d. I'd o*aat sszts ~ q
ToHd AItScsd: TneIsns Eoo r reaAnf sd ataE1H.
ssatws5t - of ne Asnohrc. AMy olox4 naots 9a4
cars sho Nla Sou 70 co.'s ~ ths tninasd fsas q
the hsttle scnFea hsEcss wno e. hua d1ea kloEio1
xhe 1oe. Aad tho vatcaxard RI vletssy.. sha EyesH
m nnatAltry worthy aiita Of nsf gratitude fE
tovHJes tnore e curing retuNn mtnoEaaasI 70 -
neid aEalni ~ hurdreda and thostA1a1. aud arts d
Eeesstee 70 d . da,t .lFeseE ~ nyiax g d1HI.
R4zu lh4 Commonwealth md tha Republic b1eea TuI
md JruY E3me9 md rsmories be Immortal -
-, ,,.,n = AHR1 oAkG
otfs ana STA a. r. Pro. kst. aeH III
, 1863-11-26
DIAn E TIE 8

Il ehea4e Of The ssos=oh aud Itvez Acting II. 9ush
dsea ID. rxccpt Co1suapt1oa tnat .Aecis tho human
constitution ~ have no trse. =: eAasss
vesaah Of the stetety p1oGpls {oz Vegetable portion
q Eeroed1 iEto s1sst Ettca rttrnla;e. ths Ed1eys
suer from this dssasa .ho aru iKnossas OF #; tnst
h. thsy pas !s1ge Qnstttt1ts Curing tue 6A3 ead aze
ohGce3 t. gesup ffcu one 10 nftee1 Or tweatv u1ea
dn,1f Il aikht No notice il takrn OIL uotl thai!
atte. ou IL called 70 tho largo dIscharSe aud
oten 4bea t. 10 lAF ADVANCED u ba beYgnd tne
cortsoI Of oyd1oaT{ remedies: .Aao:aox symptom u
tha e 1t thrst which when tbs otsea Is fuGy esta
without being tAreted. Aa dsTras. CT t3a mout !.
crsck1FE Of tie nps. eEest hre:h. fn Ihe tore II
41d tas sp.ts1tKzsfaalJ daG f.oa exhaustion. :
, 1863-11-26
FORM OF GUARANTEES.
pRoPOsALs FOR ARMY
u -. TRANSPORTATION.

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x,,,-*..t,,, s;;:,: s;3i:::,:. - SO
q eadees snd rtzson offered - see71sy. vn 81 Il
t1spesala rp.: r esecnea -tropcs.,. 1os are,
Hty be- and rn Il b. tnte7tssLed uelees IheY tau
e mEaT With Ill The seqssftsnez@ OF fo-s AavsE1s'
Fzruee to vbcta awards a1u na.e ral1s be pEepa.o
T. execute eonttAefB NJ add to E1sa the
h,t6s fos tbs tti.hfal performances IL .aa sktns-
Cnnt1scts Will b. n:1aA Epbjee. 70 tho approval
r. 9uNta:nsste5 Gssnsl OF sas s1sat Gzeaa7e
cosusstSn East e L 1ssaiaes1 a;s e sexIies p =
h4se Ptaoe e business - angie ssexta Y M
H. ct Faft4 LeaveL HUFth End UoA3+ Aa4 ekaer d
e. =nunlcased viii teAGl1 hne 1r9HPfg. ,rox
nit t*SaJs+.s MAJOR hna QaA<aTEAzsee
, 1863-11-26
I368. THE 1868a
PENKsYLVAEIA QENTRAL Z, HI
81 y36 aI2eg Double 3xa4Hc


* sxe Attee :. Daao.s 7fa@ne
= c6@ p E41t 14eA Win he de1nxndt od t4ekX7E
fnE the EaAaAks1 q th1 pSp1lay fout0 ~
e1aso Hany tnRfofE3 eoW caring M JaAt 19N. ~
x1fa y g cqnnSeH2ns s ~ = r. he I iesnd r - ts2r
Esss : gsoaa csGsxtsd, ia taaStis ~ ffoss .e$
1..- r.
$50 ~ = 4"a'A .&A0
:. tV1ta cttse eoazeconn4 uonn Ne3seza urxS3
An eounncttnx direct "a hew YORK TgHnTit4H Fpvea
GDEIPHi1. md close coasecaans It HstrahaT 4 f#
rnr, F7fssnna r. ~ Vcrf esa *si.
rEss1t1ist ~ H1te@tn"n 1tthnnt ~ - go
sfxsr1 = shV1nrss a. I'll fhsr rn,ta@ ~ ~NSs @s
f''~. ~ ~ 'e - ~N s10t Ao
EKYKF DAILY 1RaNK FBUn
E---.
PHILADELPHIA To NEW Y13M
1zsa f1s ~ 1,e e sot:1a ~ nsxs oE ~ H9es
y ioW N any Eu1t4
Klaxpl1 Cart o. rtk1t ts3a8 70 PnI1adAsYh1a. Ef
XSsf and BsluEEes.
aesSs1s esesioa ~ '0leN~% eho : aa4'. u 1ss'
: =" :'9F R Il i q III IT,
ru-,.4 snate s,rrt,nts os ~, n..c,+rr,ar~ n-x..-
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nsIttv1cr@ - sn1 t-nn. - esfSt = ~ aus4
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se61eF ~ = = rr1., "4esakAs 41N3
- seertrt4 Eeir.<,.4 s.. r-u.a.. -,
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,asd e nv snv nj o1 ths - Gas T1 y fsee
tQt&f. 1E32Eef&SG A.A&t&t3A&s
, 1863-11-26
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DAxynl1JPa. June q. 1851. :
III. wx +. s1sa-D-a- slr: In February. 1871,
Was Acted with 9ux1F ttHnetos and for nEo months
s14s& more than gallons Of wstet IN eaty-
Tour hopf1 Obliged - ret up - ofeen ~ ten Or
iorr sbou- nfy pounds In vtlEnt. Dct:ng the uoato
6 Js1J ls pEoeaIsa & tn9 @ n9S;es q 1qnsasnro9
1a.iaf and eftes tsf1nE two bottles wks eattfrtJ
tuItG-4oou afleF 1exntnlnE MJ usual good hetlta
YcuI1 truly. J. Y. T. DxtWTr.
, 1863-11-26
SUPPRESSED MENs7RUaT!on.

Ehich In tho uom a1tied teuAle is eoostaat reeuf.
ETnEe and talgeacus rnslab Aro the resntt: and u
msde TO a.atat natnre the suppre.aon heeo@ chIon.
ie no pa!ent adnsiy oses her sFpetts " boxsIs
11os u1Any ends her caseae.
1ritstion Of the Neck Of the Bladder, 1naam-
nation Of the KdneYs, Catassh ct
the Bladder, Btrauguaty aud
Burning, Or. Painful
+. Urinating.
For theso dlseaaes It Is trn1y eosn:eisn remedy.
kpc roo nuch cAautt he aH.d In 1ts pfatau 4 nng!s
dcss hAs been known 70 feeye Il most usEea1 sJ1p-
4,e on troubled With thAt distressing pa.n IN t.e
tu,h1 Of tha back md through u hpA? te4tpoou-
fnl tty of Constitution Wate. wtll selavs Jou Ike
PHYSICIANS
Bavn long s3nce given up the use OF nuehu. cabsos
Anf inttpe< In tho traAsHnt Of taeke d1e&Aas> and
ony MSS them for the want Of better fs1aedy-
. CONSTITUTION WATER
z.,Eso'sd'tte tan'l'0 II. tax sass has asr0''sd
DIURET1C3
1rrs9te md dre7ch tbs kidney. snd By constant ~
disGA2h-
, 1863-11-26
ke:lxEaa gaa 5i4aaSssl ESas4

ke:l*sas gas 51sansssi R;;ss4
A I'll ANTIC AN - 0nnN1
II TKBTKKN RAILWAY.
1868 1864.
New Broad Gauge F.:
Passenger, Freight, Mail,
hxPRsS lND TEeEeRiPa RoUfE
Il ne e s ss ~
ycik to Akron Of Cleveland
On and after Monday,
s0' III .s 2aa es.sesa .ea
CLEVELAND AND NEW YORK.
REV AND 1mPoRTANr PAssKx-
i GER ROUTE.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
g. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
1T Fea,t. Sst1sea nv 3osf @ snd he Be.saa l'' 'n
: THROUGH TICKETS
canbs oe.atned It my u tho omees Of the Erie Kea-
e e e. a
ASK l6F AlthekS VA INC 4lautiS A1Q h-edk
Western and Erie Railways.
PssserRtt Trains stop It MeaAyIue thirty mtnuteks
e.. sTsf e's
New and E1piditious Freight Line.
ALL RAIL.
10 tsofhtpmsnt Of Freight netseen Nsw York An6
Akron CT Cleye.sad Asatnsnts tu Sne WeAt an6
EonthWsSt will nn6 II to thait AaranfAxa to ofdax
Their 2ood. 10 b forwarded ria tic Ess ant Atlantic
Ane Great ht!l~ 1T ttus skytnK trouble ana
e1ntf.a haEt Ct fre19ht ~ low - By any otasr N
Npscssi xtornttn viii te etysn to tne SpeAdy tran.
poaE1ion of Freight Of Ill Nnds. Eaat or West. Tia
enKEfs Cars and o:hsr <Qu1pnoentt Of this Company
~ tac1s11 ncw, and q. u most Improved modern
tfs only direct .ouse 70 no Iopdefnl on. RE-
Ffon LtaT1usanIRh ihe A.nonl1S .Hfaceh iuEs f9
ToupE1town and the Cosl Atnest - -
TbIE Road u nelpG EXTENDED. s2d Nan 1oon bd N
complete Tuentsx order % 9a!fan. UEoana, DsIto6
hnd Cipc.nRHtt. Without brnAE Of RuAEa
] FARksNGREH Gsne q Fre:Eht AKtrt.
II. GOODMAN GeuArkl Ticker Agent.
AeadvTe, RI. ha1. i. isss. no1s-Tsa ID
, 1863-11-26

Wx g.. GHxa1 4 CO.:
Ge.rs: Iftgeay ttvo you liberty TO nakn usa Of the
( flnNiEx ckrEttcnta u the y1tua OF CONSTITUTION
beF, '''t y,
~ vtts VITO u astzcxai Nstl pain in tha should
era rhptelerkth Of TIA back and In he1 A1b1 WIN
lelpttsiou ot kfe Aea1t &tteaded vita Fa1nx ot tnd
WpTpb pJtEnnos1tcA, and lrzttaroa OF the Bisddes.
c1fEc phJ ntl.n. VINO Itren3ed her about thIte
Ionttk when he ess ho. Eorse snA9 te hsd loutd
lines earlo9Ad one OF the bazt phy1ic32na eoota
md, Who attended ter for Abo1t nlne mortna, and
while sce wHs Endat his csse the did not su1es quita
cTe WI iLcnrahle. For tAid ha. Atae Ia suc3 d
comktaAtou OF complaints thAt medicine ttsrn for
Abau this time sue coHaEeLcsd the 1se Of Qonfutu
t.on zes and 70 our uttsr asscnlaauent Almost tae
fN dnse seemed 10 hkye tna dcst1 et eject Rnd 1ht
Eert "a improytt Fapdly 0adef It's tzsAt ntot x9a
In 81 ia ja nd1n W.tn. H. sbeai FL
t.nr Eeef1 and W a1e happy 70 say that 1t ss 1re
49,. nm. H vA1 Bxsse4o1zx.
, 1863-11-26

Wxruxxsy1g.c. C-uu. AAech :. fa1s.
DE-. y. H. GR1aa:
Us&f ST: Esr3pg sttn yor1 advertisement Of Con.
El!tut on Wkte1. 1teamnsaaed fes 4nnA uasnon 81 q
ferIa fcx Tho hssl yes1s, AAd led tie ak oE
Tur per of FfiT1iGAnR vhh GUY tsc,potatJtsnel.
eotts 81 sour sasfe;9L y 4EsI5s e r.: s,ssa
1nHrd rfe<s change u ny h+Afth. fhAseussd Io
fotes q Il md ~ where as.e1 efpectsd g BE- L
r+sdtrde fuT It feel shaE 1t u ao and mara thar
~ iesa.E erd Il 70 Be-. Eay re blesslnz Of God
T1EiE. No1y. LkoSAzp D. at0aLoW.
, 1863-11-26

Irr4tste ead dreech tbs hdnty1 8od By constant
soob LEAD to chrunlc Degeneration and confirmed
dtSf k1h-
, 1863-11-26
843sIxl NHt1tus
TRUSSE$,
Baoa!der B1aces, Abdominal .Huproetea, Nasue
HtoektoEH ~. 80. 4. I. q. sRKLkfS Tf1Is Nstab-

A2a Clark Street, Chicago, m.
Ole psopsseek an4 H(ctarer ei tho Hard Rabtsr
nv1ks knpt11ss, and ntes de cord nom III pressure
S4l ntxE r1N. brtak cAAfe. gall or b1staf. can b
1ad kooa Aanew. rerrons visiting tnts Ttuss can Rs
9EEasats!< frod. By scEd1nG hzt Ia tncheA around
EotY IN linz Of rnnfpYA, ds&xf4&l 81 = -
, 1863-11-26
THESE ARE FACTS EE0UGH.

-: -: :; -: '''i~ -
va ureaes.t aAa Constitution Water to thu paklIc
v1ta tia convection AhAEls E4a cQu24 In redsvrE
tse c1ts dteA1ee for which tsh - bsez tarhd 10
mr. eEty cetsfni Tor eufic snd Wu inst wa
stau De fewa1ued Tor cur efforts m placing - vAt1h-
flI d. .amedy II = form 70 Eaaat tie upuEeudna Of
~ x1Aut I'D bhy44E3&Q.' =!
FcR: SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS:
q -: ':>RIICE. 81 co. f.
WM.H,a H,aR;RaG i 500, noprieto'ra., i i,
=: -: MORGAN & Allen, General Agents,
no. 4s clin Street, New York.
| aeee-ss1s- -er;TUE71 -:,~ -
, 1863-11-26

nn. G. H..WOODHULL;
~ CANuER AND CoAsuHr47ox CoNsaa1rx.
Axe .of4Sed = CAezEo. u1nfts No. Sd Warrington
67*K re E1us 4Ld &1tTEen Cso 3ar1 IL from four 10
xEt tour hoess. without tnsru neats OF pain. Aso
Efs ~ Kinda Of Chronic :DAsssos tacrstafully,
net tS>1 In >:
, 1863-11-26

n cStR % E.Ap 1sed WITH ths da1nxndr ot taetex7
eddsd 1any tnpfpfHae1 during M ye4t 19a3, ~
Nth is connecdon4. Will BE- fcand y ~ tes2rc@ i
tztes Ksoua t&Izkted. x1a Eadzelx cee opH AH&,