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, 1863-10-24
Private Miles O.Re1lIy Tho President
1snf<lOnS a Poex,

From the N. 7. Heza1d, e0th
F1iyate Miles O'Reilly, 4nh regiment New
York volunteers, having been pardoned by
the President t0r his breach Of decorum in
publishing songs relative to the joint naval
and military operations against Charleston,
came to This city In tho Arago last week, Inv,
inE been given thirty days furlough BY Gen.
Gilmore, ut the end OF which time he will
proceed to Washington aud report to the
President Tor Special duty Private O'Reilly
was received BY 1arge party Of distinguished
f:iends oh Sandy Hook, On board tbs steam
yacht Of our 7ery excellent Port Surveyor,
Mr.. Rufus F. Andrews, who eeems nlHays
ready 10 gtTe both his vessel and his time to
such festivities. Excellent speeches were
made BY Mr. James T. Brady, John Van Bu.
rem, VIZ: 2. Robinson, Commodore Joseph
Hoxie, Judge Charles z. DAILY, and others,
willie Dr.. Carmichael, Mr.. Baruty Williams,
and several celebrated songs.ers, amateur aud
profess 'ona1, favored the company with ratrf+
otic and expressive melodies as the good yes-
sci steamed up the Hudson On brief pleas.
ure trip
Ptivate 0'Rei]ly Is now staying at the resi-
dence OF lis cousin, Mr. james O'Rellly,
quite prominent Democratic politician In
The Sixteenth Ward, who IL at present en-
ployed In the City Inspectors Department.
The military minstrel's health. seems to haze
suffered somewhat 1rom the r1gors Of his late
confinement on Morris Ialand bat his spir-
ver6i6ed thanks to Mr. Lincoln is one Of the
most truly humorous things We have seen for
many days. OF this production we eau only
give one yerse-the first--O' Reilly saying thot
the ta1ance (Which treats llberal]y Of the Cab
met difficulties and the ''euccession'') cannot
appear until the Pre:ldeut gives his consent
to its publication, Private Miles declaring
that he has had Ills full share Of punishment
tor publishing rhymes without authority, and
that be is resolved never knowingly to be
caught In the same bad scrape again. Els let
ter to tue President begins:
'Lous life to yon, Mssther Lincoln!
MAY you die both late an aisy;
An Wh,n you die wid the top Of aich toe
Turned up to the roots Of daisy,
MBy this be your epttaph, nately writ:
Though t1faitors abneed him yilely,
Hewas honest and kind1y, he loved Joke,
An he pardoned Miles Reilly"
The balance Of this dltty ne shall hope to
present to our readers at an carly day, it be-
ing extremely improbable that Mr. Lincoln
will make himself party to Capt. Foy's de-
kirc to hare O'Rellly's light lid under a
bnthel.
, 1863-10-24

tFrom the Pittsburgh Commercial, eoth.1
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning fire
lroke cut IN the building adjoining the Third
Presbyterian Church, on Third street, near
tie I;e corner r. Of Ferry. Tbs building was occu,
Penter; second story BY CHARLES Glenn, to.
hacconist; third story md cellar By Messre.
Boyd, Morrow, GLADDEN. & johnson, pateut
rooters. Mr. johnson was preparing, il the
third Etory, some patent roofing at the time
the fire nnginated, which was caused In this
wa5: In making come cement he had near
him barrel Of benzole, which fgnited and
the barrel bursted. In his endeayors to es-
CAPE from the room, he fell from the top to
TIE bottom Of the stairs, and WAC badly in
1ured. lie building was coon in sheet OF
fame. and the fire extending to The Third
fresb5 terlan Church, the noble edifce was
coon envetoped in flames. As the flames
reached the towering eteeple, the scene beg.
gaIed nil description. Wrapped In q mantle
ut 8re aud smoke, def3ipg tho hesculean
efforts Of the combined fire departments Of
this city and Allegheny, the scene was one Of
grandeur. Many ttar was shed at seeing
The old building thus devoted to destruction,
after harirg escaped go many disas:ers,,
Once struck by lightning, aud escaping the
DISASTROUS fire Of 1645. it was thought that 1t
vas rTott cted by the haud of Providence.
The wind Tas towards the east, and conse-
qcentlJ the fire burned more rapidly on the
saate1n side. Once the alarm was given that
the sseep!e Was about to fall, and tho atreet
ras cleared, but still the towering pinnacle
stood as though dtfg1ng the ravaSes Of tho
destroyer. For twenty minutes afier the first
alarm it remained, until it appeared to be sup
ported By nothing but slender spires Of fame,
when all At once tie CRY was given s'thera 1t
Eoes" We had watched it until we were
dizzy, bnt nov We saw the yaue gently In.
cliring towards the east, as though it would
hare fallen on the author of its destruction,
when changing, the base gave graceful
6Wefye, and the immense mass fell Into the
body Of the church.
The bell Of the church Hrs the largest in
the city, and weighed some five tons, requir-
ing eight Aorscs to haul 1t to the building.
In its fl1 1t was broken into fragments
Ibe church mas Insured for $4,000, tho
amount beirg distributed us follows: North
American Of Philadelphia, s., ,000; Western,
5000; Allegheny. 5000; Ffanllln, 81, ,000
There vas also an insurance Of Il, zoo on the
oIean IN the Western Insurance office,
TIE church originally cost between $4,000
and $4,000, and some three years Eioce had
an additional sum Ct between $1,000 and
s1O.000 expended on 1t for repairs. The
clock In the etceple has been the standard OF
tine for all the people In the lower wards,
and its absence now viii cause much regret.
Tie chm ch edi0ce WAS constructed by Messrs.
jamPR H. 1nd Archibald ATrf!3e1l.rd
, 1863-10-24
Qbica9o Qribnne.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1868.
s'0vER 4HE B0RpEK;v

:'OVBR 1HE BORDERS,
From the Cincinnati Commercially
orcr the Border he waits mud be watches.
lie big CopperheAd with the long ugly name
The baniehed for treason, 1.-The great famous exte''
Whose memory fortyc1, is branded with shame.
Hes waiting and watching to ses If Ohio,
Oh human presumption has traitors enosgt
Our genuine patriot, honest John B:uugA.
Think God he stl1I waits. and he win wait for
While patriot fires fl1nmine our hearts.
Willie Washington Z memory burns In onr boeons,
And freth zeal AID pride Of our country tmparts.
Ye poor tyttg soldiers, we honor ard lore you,
We ptno1e IT BY fighting the foes tt your rear:
TLost dear sstvcs and Children, who mourn for
3Our Abst1ce,
Can now dwell ID peace and security here.
Old Val. II defeated; hur,Ah for the Uniou{
TIE Et4E-epanelcd iag. ard for Gorernor lsioreI.,
We've whipped the home traitors, we'll no9 whip
The fEbels,
And then Tor one nation, that's glory enough.
Fling out our bright banner, vith shouts Of re-
Age! tct lie glsd echoes sweA up to the skses,
The bIg battle u over, OHIO is 1oJa1,
Let freedom rejoice. as Vallaadtgham dies.
LIT him crawl from Ills lo.e. Oh the Cansda border
Where he wtitcd anu w2teted the political row:
Ee is ba,.ieled By vote, from the hearts Of the
people,
TIC 1urc not euap for hIe whereabouts now.
SoLnlEK'a WLFE.
, 1863-10-24

Description OF 1t by Oliver Wendell
80lmc4,

The November Atlantic Monthly Will con.
tain most graphic description, by Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Of the great Boston organ,
now being tet up in the Music Hall In that
city. From advance sheets ne extract the
following:
The great organ of the Mueic Hall Is choir
Of nearly s1x tbonBand vocal throats. It's
largest wind d.plpes are thirty-two feet In
length, anda man can crawl through them.
It's finest tubes are too small for . baby'e
whistle Eighty nine stops produce the "a
rious changes apd combinations Of which Its
immense orchestra Is capable, from the putest
solo Of singing nun to the 1oudess chorus
In which all its groups OF voices have their
part in the full Eow Of Its harmonies. Lfkc
~ inst1 umcnts Of It's class, 1t contains several
Of Us separate organs. and capable Of being
other.
Four manual O. baud key-boazds, aud two
pedals, OF foot key boards, command those
several sYstems-the solo organ, the choir Or
The piano and JvTk pedal organ. Twelve pairs
Of bellows, which it Is Intended to move by
water power, derived from the Ccch1tnate
reservoirs, furnishes the breath which pours
itself forth In music. Thoee beautiful effects
tor which the organ Is Incompatible, the eres-
tsHNo AEl NtHffNN<Na0-L1G HElQuA1 I11S Ql LIE
sound from tie lowest m9rmur to the loud.
est blast, and the dying tall by which
1t steals gently back into gflence-the dis
solving vie~s, 80 to speak, Of harmony-are
not only provided for in the swe1l-orcan, but
may be obtained by special adjustment from
the several systems Of pipes and from the en-
tire instrument,
TIE structure is Of black walnut and IL
covered Sith carved statues, busts. masks.
and fjgures In the bo1deet relief In the cen.
tre richly ornameuted arch contains the
niche for tie Keyboard and the stops. 4
colossal mask Of singing WOMAN looks from
over its eummit. The pediment above Is
enrmountet by bust Of Johann Sebastian
Paeh- Behind this rises the lofy Central
diTlsion, containing pipec, and cromnfug it Is
beautiful sitting statue If st. Cecllia, hold
Ing her Tyre. On e1ch side Of her griffin
eils as guardian. Thig centre Is connected by
harp slaEed compartments, filled with pipes,
to the two crest round towers, one on each
s3ce, and each of them continuing three colos-
esl pipes. These magnificent towers come
boldly forward into the hall, being the most
prominent, as they are the highest and state
(iest palt Of the facade.
At the bsfe Of each gigantic half fcaryatid,
in tile etyle Of the ancient AeTme, but finished
to the waist, bends beneath the superincun-
bent Weight, like Atlas under the globe.
, 1863-10-24
q TESTERN TAND EGENCi

w Land. tcnght snd sold on con1:sacn -:
ttslel examtnea IN Iowa n toneln. Mlnneso *snt
UInos1 BpeclA4 A1tadou :Iyen to selech1E tRsca4
fpr sfriest Taxes reguls iyrAt In .he na;ya etaIe
and journeIs made u tae spring sid fal to Tao -
describing 500 actes lands tors and nap 1s;E1
live o; fAire len Oh application Csptansu or 81:
TAjue en- feiy Up Z selectin.s ba1oE 1nllcioatly y
m1do aad tiuta ca.efaly tnVestltatsd Tha rspi r.
.treion cf Railways re1ter restmHat In fo1A 2aA
Es:ase especially, t!uade ey a experienced egeni1
ucz1tiva md sate beyo:d a.! ether aveatSnsa:s in
iof ! fessontbIe connntssot. md every infornAiol
eheer{uly iu1ntssed Psies tayaE lands for -
ri once ''f r -. BhBNET,
oMes, u Randolph atzaat, aud E. @. Box 5e2 Gai'
40 Li1Rcla, uct-15iQ-1t1
, 1863-10-24

B a great deal Of eonmen: has appeared
In Er glish papers upon tbs intlictlon of fine
upon some fatme.e who harvested field oil
wheat, then In much danger Of being spoiled
By an expected change Of Heathe*, on San
day. contrary to law. The following, Oh the
subject, appears:
"1n Queen E11zabeth's reign proclamation waa
1stutd, whereby all parsons, v1cars aud cnrates
enloincl to touch and declare unto the people
that they might, with eafs and qr1.t consc:enees
tafter eoaaiaon psayer) in itmes OF harvest labol
upon the holy and t-etiva1 days. and eayc tke
rroirdIees ecfuplrs Of conscience, they should
abstain from working on those days, that they
gain was thereby lost o. datnased:'
, 1863-10-24
gB- The Great Eastern Is withdrawn from

W- The Great Eastern Is Withdrawn from
heF American trips for the present. There
appear to be money difficulties again. 4
paeseuger who came to New York on her
last TIP describes in M English paper tho
teuitle nature Of the voyage, Which wa. very
etor.n1-there we're twenty three men lashed
to the wheels, but the ::shlp was utterly help.
less and unmaraggeable. The uumbe of
the tbrea voyages Of 1856; was 2, ,T3G; to Eug.
land $50. The receipts from freight and pass
age money we're Isl, ,c30S-:.he exp*n.es are
attut 4et, eco in e1cess Of this sum. TAerz
are pressing trade debts amounting 70 .G0. .000,
beside which q Large sun Is required for re.
pairs, outfit msinteuance, Er.
, 1863-10-24
MEN OF ILLINOIS +

You ana again tuumoned to ra11y aronnd ta4
ceAr Old Flag. -Four. spoptAueous A1d E1oEl0az
Pasrfuttam fHa hfths.to mora than fQuAlnkt
sVsEy GIL OF your eo,aY. 1npe,is daol4 1nstrs ~
sroxned 19e arms Of tue ci5is IeEsons Of Joa
E.oSd record: The lehe l.on s re'ing Z staSxe:
9tsoa1t soma Of the eKeIablc. 4 tsw ova moso a38
I1ss H On de- ne eadta n asss Ious sruss.y sSasz
The b.ttle scsr!ed he. "a. tho hund-ea gosiou5
nslas hase nAde tho nsuo or nl!aoaa1 terror =
ycu th AN1esstY worthy 4iks ot b. RTE t!1nao toI
ye1I rsst aenisV emonts aud ner fs,h IN .ou' aoa4
fs!a fs 1 ssato! y nstrst: and sn3assa saa as q
Eectatloa to th dast forever 80. living or dylsF
ebaI ,hts Com11oANesth and the Reanbic bsexs YoC
and your names and memories b. Immortal.
IAHE3 OAEE3.
Lieut. ConneI &tn O. s. CavAltY.
2Hl9 nSQ4EU A. 4 tIn 2af GA1 Ill
, 1863-10-24
CHICAGO WATER WORKS.
sEMI-ANNUAL WATER TAX, DUE NO.
VENEER 1at 14eq

VENEER 1st, 1868.
Tho Board OF Public Works have astssssd the
the slx nor tss ccInmenc1cg November it, 1865 and
ding april S0th 1861. ard the s11e ava hereby de-
beT Ct4t
=, By he requirements Of the revised Ctr Charter
shall 4knt or aajcln a1y ttteet. syeare ct Allay
thrqnEh which the water F!Pts are lsid, and which
ehRn hive building or bnt1dipaa tte.eou% whether
the watcr shall be uled in suca building. Q: auch
lot. or net.
ceIt- viii &c added 70 the water rects Oh al lots
Where the water Ii rsfd.
"a the xa'ef a,seaaMents On lots wbe1a the water
Is Itt pied. d1aceunt Of tEe1iy per Clint, Will re
j. e. EtNDRLE,
FRED 1TTZ
T.. j ROSE
oc2e-cC5G10t Board of Public Wostr,
, 1863-10-24
PREPARED BY
ALEXANDER LETTCH.
CIH e NJ Il IT.
Corner Of Fou1th and Olive Streets,
st. Louis.
THEPARED BY

Arx L<17cn hartnz sold hls entiEe right in Lalte.
mand's rheumatism, Gout aud Neuralgia s7ecinc, it
will hereafter he prepared ox1Y By JNO. z. BLOOD.
sole-Agent. 0alce, No. a Nostl Fifth, one door
North Of CEcs1nt street. This valuable Medicine VIII
be p!nced os sale ss soon possible in MI the rrinct
pal Dug Stores Il every city aad town in the United
Etates. JEO. II. BLOOD, Agent,
Office No. q Filth. enc door North Of Chestnut street,
St. Louis, Mo.
sr.Lou1s, June 10. 1863.
BLOOD Es Agsns hays sesa sistsa for
Sas Sas1 L aoss 9 ah
jour msdislne s6an tio@ any otaeE have e?er ased
sf e ssas
sF.Lou1s, jane Is. 1865,
NJ. Jxo: :. Bdoop, Agent q La1lensads Khe9ms,
q
ee;tslty q qaeE ssiats:y eu1e is thst hss il
DR.. G. n. PHILLIPS.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. y. 1861
III. EIoon. Ksa-slr: ~ mother. zho had eunsr:
i; traly eoFt9ed !oF HSstss to asE 6ed eFSsgIcd
cencelt that enoshcr bottle viii eutsely relieve 6ef.
81 81 nss s9Ss:S e ass ~eHs @
81. LOUIS. Sept. l. 1861.
e1 ea9sp r. &c saes
e
tu1lY recommend 1t.
SAMUEL HALE.
boot and ssos .naasss e tas &c e 4 sl fsars
, 1863-10-24

~ Oh. 6EkLYKS LIQUID CATARR8 REMEDY.
ssea e eusa c.44s19 q 10 ~ es
q t4tar1h E. r:H xre vtry snknt, Persona
ma they hhse cold acc have frequent &ttsck1 AEe
more eeaa4NFo 10 1hn c1tnges 9; ttmpe:atute The
oeeo ey bt CIT. OF klght diechAEe tE1n and Ecf1d
chronic sno y got Ed Of D:o~.1E she ne*e Or t4las
into 11e threat, 4Ed IL LkNkeI or C&uEhEd Oh. Tie
breaih ttccnts cne.s:ve It 1nay oy tho san.e
81 sEsl u @ eAuse af*1nets 6e. fIace ot 9stsv;h
Clark street. fup AtAlssl Audtes4 Dr.. o. u .6kKLTE.
poet O0ce Box 1851. Chicago H. Eold By All Drag
vista. Qc6-rs.53 In TT THASA
, 1863-10-24
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

contnnnk Eea:a5 zoo ga end 1s9 nEs P1A!ee sna
date at Health and D1eeate. VIII 1re1tes On Self
AhuIe. ih G.p!orapis coneeqEeoces upon the htnd
only fat.oral aad successful ncde OF cur ~ sho
By tbe report Of cA.es t-t1ed- t!ushfol edvt1er tu
eofe,tain doubts q tat1f phFs:cA; cond Lien: Sent
xsee Of poEA.e to Ary Adtresa o. receipt ot ee4ta
CRt,lX. No. 81 AaiGen laIe. Albany. b. 7.
, 1863-10-24
Mebift11ul,
HlkbtfWul.
l. AL LE WI A NDeS
RHEUMATISM,
GCUT AND NEURALGIA.
SPECIFIC.

This valuable preparation is highly resom-
mended By the Medical Faculty. as safe and
ef3ectual cure for
, 1863-10-24

HOLLOWAI,S PILLS. Much
IL Txuth IN emAu compass. DERAxoEHxET or
THE 6EoNACu AHD EoNkL% tcN peQplt HTs cO1vex.
sant Witt rae Anrer y phch tae oods crested. or
th&t the Stomach With the EfbtTic tRlces the &Ac.e
None Of tie liver the act:en OF the lungs tho
tor convtr iE se iood We eat ia:o b:eoa
hence the great necessity fCT rrrrerTtnE 4e stomach
In AQ1rd and teAlthy condtuon. EushInE l4s
yet bean discovered more s1rcrx for taie tasu HA
ach HTer bove An0 Clrcuiscto: In bilious tisorde91
ndEe4tloI, cos!dgenest, apd klf colFeQuent com-
pAiuts headache plies eblltty tre.e Il lonaefl-
cine IN use which luAn:eS euca certain and beneficial
fe1ult1. ocs1o5A1W
, 1863-10-24

DHES! PILES!!
L DE. WITF1ELD'B
VEG E.TABLE. PILLS.
Are wsHzFteh 4 ceI tAsn cure fpE F1STUIA. BLIND
{jh BLEEpIEG PLIES.
We would cs1t1sn 81 *ho ere tfcttr3 10 rnls d.
tftsanE coGaplx1st avid tbs use Of txteylsl Eppl
cht0r6 ttJ fe6u;t only II Akxta ya1a the dsaafe
DR.. H1TtttLUS = remeay removes the Gauss ot tld
*iee4ee. eEd &6cC.G pernln 7eat curA
THM is NJ QUA MEDICINE,
Thtee PILE h1ye been tried fot the last asv years.
ar: in 10 ir1taete harE *hEy failed 70 cufe
I7tce 81 cents par box. Sent BY mai 70 ant eddresa.
J, YOUNG. 8u!e proprietor,
For aale ~ B11ss 4 sEARP. III LaEe s,ieet: EhA
eARo, Ill., eae -irS46SM
, 1863-10-24
q L AK NJ A G Fl I n z s
SANFOHD d ;8IALL0RY'B
CEKEBRATED mAGHINKS.

With two Eors1 po Wer Will break aEd dst1s SO lba
Ct 1otte6 and uDrott=d straight Of tl3le Flax ssraW
adjoining THO Chicago Sugt. Rehaesy, and taoaa in.
fe1s.tsd axc iAvi,ed e eal ana tss sas Eos c5fI'
waiting lax &c. RudIess EELEnN rILLHAE, Geue.
at0i .nkE44t IN
, 1863-10-24

A1E1- Lx1zcu har1nz sold hla entira right IN Lalte
mand's kbeuunt1sm, Gout aud Neuralgia Specific, 1t
will hereafter be prepared OILY By JN0. Il. BLOOD.
sole-Ageat. Office, No. a Mort, Firth, one door
North Of CEcs2nt street. This valuable Medicine VIII
be placed fos ea1e soon possible in MI the rrinc
pal Dug Stores II every city aaA town in the United
sta.es. JE0. Il. BLOOD, Agent,
Office No. 81 Filth. enc door North Of Chestnut street.
St. Louis, Mo.
, 1863-10-24

TLEES0N,S CATARRH CUEA.
~ T1VK-WAtT1rict &C safe Ann fpfs1thle 4pectec
1or c&ts!It. 10 whatever eage q that nnenrve and
da1rcIpu1 dtse4 Sent by Isa8 witt fun difec.
fdora foT telktreatuent PI1ce IL per pkcksEe. Ac.
ufee4 Dt. }. n. Valley. Phydc1Ae for the Era Kar
q a C4tAt7h. 1G2 NAat1ugtoa ftfeet, CaictEo. Pc8f
[1fdoe Hot 2sa3 rto1.r,dtilSi TT ~ nj -
, 1863-10-24

2HAKE AND BURNT Shake and
~ Busn:: e'ake md 20 1:::-Ts's + the life Of
H. wsntee 1tkc - nlc.r:.i- Shadow: Ie1eg knowing
Ebat moment e na3 bt rFusttAtAd. N therefore
diGlucnt % 70 Elve aET eest attention to p1xnN
heh buIdst 70 hlnle T. Ind ru1uep TO hs ( iensa
wf0DaTc wan out L. aoc1 1stat3rE to his Tdit
ltis no exaEgeraton t. tat Fever and AEut xls
1ooie Re0pte 1hau 4ay txcutY oras n Aner
1 lei Gofc A.d Epe4oJ cI1b o thje terrible s:llc
Hoa. Tc xSke Erest re tnFe 4Ecosane2dia= m Dk
1lfeedy achieved wide ,otutstau for rapid .aad
poEenni eNecta II renoEk:ng tie tJesem r'ossrzted
For ea.e b Druggists and d tslera Ecnara every
, 1863-10-24

D.A-sTKEAAKZ, Fright Agast, f1t.aousEa:.
ELAEKK CO.. Ir1EAter AEe1A Fttts1rst:
&. u. gRgWN Il co. Cincinnati. oaio.
EC, MEDREA ca MAd!1on. In1sezE4
J,E. MOUisE, LoutE71lle, IF.
r. ". E1ENEE & TO-, ETh2eY1ue Ia
RI. EAEG, 81, IouA Mo.
CLAIKE 4 CO, Chicago. unnsA.
McNEELY 4 MONTGOMERY. MkyesT.ila. e.
n. q. EEL: LANGLEY. Ga1tpoija, OLD
3.6 PIERCE T. CO.. Hsnf4vi1ts, Otto.
"a, HUDSON. R1ple9, Oh1e.
ECsIMDRuE. 4eaHxi Tzxvelsax Aren't 1T =
GN1t9. and Tfn6t
, 1863-10-24

DR6. HUNTER AND VON
H. BADEN treat 81 Chronic p:sezsea. euch u
;oleaCos Csasa5peo3 As:ns,t ss :hs LrRks EesE
o:ar1beA 2,se25ery. Geur ss:u.7at~ Pssalytss. Hip
1ad csac=eo sore q sc Fart Catsrac*
EoartnF ana BukztrE 6uuItt- p1. Hunter u The o11y
{1rF coo TINT cute4
EAECKE. OLD .eoKES 0a ULCXE3, EUMEEa
WENa; rn.s :l ANo flSTGLA. ~,
~ ts5 certe to1 sreea3 aaswsrs n;s jAMss
an: VI E:k oiGss u t4rdoph street corner Of
, 1863-10-24

ST. Louis, Sept. Z, 1853.
ME. B1oop---Dear Sir: recently had very Sc.
we're attack of rheumatism, fsoa which
Wus utmost entirely helpess and erdssea The most ez
eemMendea TO nc: and a:od 95e hoss1e which oene,
am stiI nsin lie meJctne With foii conndencc or
permanent CnTe- LANES IL hElsSHaW,
Engraye-, Filth and Pie street, St. Louis.
, 1863-10-24

LIVN BT o6Es
p1cTetf rad Farues1 viii md this the 14n4s cfgc.
x9eop1 Fp1te 10. Live 6,oc1. CepacioUI Ts:,tf q
wa:.rea Ana sugnnea IN svcsy conyen!e1e9 = I
as1ent1on IL rfld to their wRpt&- From Ha171abEF:
vbsre w1n 9e touhd exeU eanvsn1enGe toI 1eealak
EEW ToEK and AALTAORE MAkEKI6. Thl N
a1Eo be tcund tee eaorteat qo1ckes: end most dfFd
e0ute for 4&oek u EeW Yotk--iN4 AuE1taEpLEE
viii fewer che Ets thaa eEy othe1.
elNOCn LIVE. Gea1 bEpt. Anoon1, f1.
l.. L. H0gfT. 4eaT Ticket AEeDt PhtlAde1ph14.
he. HNDHToH. aes7 r1eaIhs AEers. fh.latleacst1
tR9Y7tET
, 1863-10-24

I &-[NGHN AND TUN NT1IE ualI
~ Aye often the rcsui1 ot applying the ordinary
dyes. The otiE F&ir Ast;c Z which tuVRrab!y pro.
duce4 any thhde e1 e1or ce4ised, from nre amber
brown TO tho 1nreDseat b1ack is
OristA0oross Excelsior DTe.
It ptvs osa every nbfe ffcm the to the tin with
the tlrEe IrQc ttd R1d SC ca.lr 1oetg tbs hair With
ne almeut which IL requisite TO promote its growth.
Mann acturtd by J. CE1STAUonO, 6AttoE House.
New 1ferS 6oil everywhere. and &pplied bT all
4Atf D1eAaerx,
PT.oe q tiso, and Is PEI boz. according to etza,
, 1863-10-24

ST. LOUIS. Aug. q, 1861
ed Intensely III iouE fima ffom RLsnmstsm a5ti A.
tnai;y eoEt15ed Ior .t4ostha to aeE bed procured
lnorA me. has renehtted hes much ID It sha fses
ceulcelt that bottle will entirely relieve her.
She Is now enabled to ~ak Without cane aud IN
over se7enty-hye years Of age. LEWl3 =. Buoy,
, 1863-10-24
MEDICAL CARD.

mART H. THOMPSON. n. D.,
graduate Of tue New EaE:Aot Famale Aedicxs Col.
tese Bottp0. respectfully In onEte1 tbRs Els GAs
open q eE otce 1ts city. uav ng practiced ysa:
u tnt New So:l 11ermary fo- thc ssss.e Of woHea
aEG chtten abe foctte The patronage OF the pa ,pse
ofChicafo and vicinity. Uttc - 6lsta etseet 0tce
hourr from, 1T II AN A4Rf THOMPSON.
KsFHREHcEe :-E5s. Jchp L. Eatnts, M.g. b, r.
Gardner Nm. T. C. sher nan, Mrs. Il. a. K3cor.
ccll-oxI In
, 1863-10-24

ITO DEALERS AND SHIPPERS
4 OF GRANT, am row prepared to transfar
E1alc .ny Els7atos at cent per pushs Iato store
.t cent {H gent to vessel3 Plesse send ne the
rnral rAsta r. GOALS R0kTH.
hrFFALO. QctQber 10. 1SE3. octl2- -p6i.f1QYt
, 1863-10-24

Nxw ToKK, February 18th, 1861.
hi. LA1TcH-Efr: deem It ny duty to state TO the
pubic that have BEEN rch afflicted with neuralgia
Tor yea1s AID hare tried every thing could hear Of
aud to pu1poae At last procured bottle OF your
Rteumatikm Cont and Neuralgia Specific. md before
Il had used one bottle Of 1t WISE entllely reltrsc
reconEerd all who are troubled With Il Is disease 70
tHit EMILY GROVER,
, 1863-10-24

Sr- LOUIS 5s3t. l. 1861.
J. Il. BLOOD. Esq..--Dear Str: I have suffered very
much iso nenraalissn and hsye sfiet 1i1oht every.
thi1g Nhont relief until my Phss!clhn reco1lmordfd
Lallen,srd SFecinc- Used three bottles, and am
tsppy to LAY It has cured me clmp:ateY eau cheef.
iu1lY recommend 1t,
FQu1a, ....
SAMUEL HALE
OF thu hFm Of Halls x Coz.
loot and Shoe aIanrtnc,u ers s. N, Fonrth a..
St, IDu13. Missouri.
, 1863-10-24

ST. LOUIS, June 10, 1863.
in. BLOOD, ESQ Agent: haye heea os1icted for
scyessl yeaIs VIII and saort time since
Gout and Neuralgia Spetihc,ts it adosis no mach
satisfaction 70 ~ that 1e1pe11enceI more relief from
fLave doubt as 10 the efficacy Of the meaicino for
tfc above diseases, and would Recommend those attic
ted to try It. youfa, &c. j. ". ROBERTS,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11
The Eorth.Weat-

Ne cops elsewhere, article from an Indianapolis
PAPER With two sets Of resolutions, that have been
laid before the Indiana Legislature. The paper from
,,tich We copy, il violent Republican. 1t prOnOuu.
ces the resolutions an ordinance Of secession They
have very much that aIvor. They intensely Bit
ter against the desposm of Lincoln, against the war
and the objects for which it is wsged; and urge an
ar.nistice of six months, and National Convention,
20 settle an national difficulties In one set it is
proposed if the Convention is not held that Indiana
shall act Cor herself
The furious denuuciation of the Resolutions by
the Republican paper, constitutes their best CONNIE n