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DR, JAMES, formerly Of New

/ ", JAMES, formerly Of New
Orlcani.> whoso unr1va1lcd succoat IN tnefreAV-
.nent Of Chsonse. kercurtAl Blood and other asesss'
THAT REQUIRE sKnLLFUL TREATMENTs
3ss permanently located Elu,sah 1t q hanoopa*
-sfeet CftcaEo. Dr. Jarucetsrecommenaeoo oS 1oe mo
etcal faculty and the almost entire pca OF sns oouta
Tnousante o. uriortunstee bless Dr.. JAhh5 ~no
but for hin would bo living z11sefaote cxas&
q Tue ery1a>1e reputation Dr. James enjoy - from
ae Lakes tn the ulf Ia the result Of yesfr p{ study
SO observation.
Dr. james uses no Mercury Iodide Fot2sztl arsenic
). 6arsa2a,ills In the treatment Of blood diseases
u, nert.alfzer. wi.h T. . positive cure.
Organic Weakness cured by nav and tufa1lfole
ethot paving both time and e1pensa
Office aud pariork nj &C Randolph street. {up
JtGce hol.t IRON 4. h. until SP N.
CONSULTATIONS HVICLAKLR.
, 1863-07-10

H0STETTER Ar SMITH.
Proprietory, PittsburKt. p.
Few York omce. No. rs BfoadHaT.
ta19 gs7s sm 1teW-
, 1863-07-10

{Ns II N I I4:I3 1lC11h10 I'LL
: J CEro1.lc DIseseAs such as Coils Coughs Goa
Asthma the 1uncr. Heart. stoEA:t. hid
yt BaAlds. @s;d lie lu~e:r, Dysaepa1m. T. Dia'Ihea.
lite tEelt'e,. aud al complstnte oi go.pen Aed
.:iiuIcn Sore Es+s aud Eats Cataract Discharge,
,,.as'.v Rt Eu9zLg saunds d.. Hunter Ii the ouly
lNCEts. s,LD so1;Es OR ULCERS. TUNERS.
NESS PILES AND E1STULh.
-itont exiting with LIE En!e All aett*s must con
II ten cents fo: s:seedy a1sTer;, d HUG y EEh M
81 i street. lozuCr Of Dearborn. Chicago. Illinois.
, 1863-07-10

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
Il uO1BE6,
Lff1CK OF AgsrFTtNT QEARTEHNAF1rR q. 6 vi
ErEE6FTELn. ILL. July 50, 1s31
Scaled PROPOSALS ii be .ccst1td At ills cticc until
, 1863-07-10

TSTATE OF JOSEPH GRAF,
I u pECEASEp-Frblc no:ce Ia hereby given to
sll pe;fpns hkying claims and demands agaenst the
estate Of Joseph Gai deceased. 70 ptes.nt iss ssme
tho County Court Of Cook County to be holdenat TIE
Couft Fopse In the Cy nf Chicago. Or tue third Mon
dew Of July A, D. 1858 being the 18th day thereof.
TEEEEaE GRAE. AdrlatstraEstx.
ChIcaro, May 26h. .l36 ny7ef9td I'd
, 1863-07-10

DAFFLE-Of great interest to all
LII Saloon keepers. One -Four stoks Beer Pump
he rafEed fof At r BALL 113 Dearborn street. ne1t
door to Dearborn Street Opera House. on the ed day
ofJu1Y, 1ee1-EfS5-2w
, 1863-07-10
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
II. VI. TlJTTEE, !,

General Western Agent, Eo. J State street., Chica2d.
uy2.~e1Q{-|A
, 1863-07-10
Armv Sut1ers and the PubIic.

80 Subscriber besa leave TO INFORM tie ctxea. q
= West t!at NJ Lac appointed Aessfs J; l. T. 81 asea &c
-httd Gchenaip Ason. .atic scAhapps who E:;lspPply
army sutitrsand WesfS;n mescaaata y Ssx hors
.sluk Of the Nur1d It hks been teSted by the Ghye
!tcical Ercuity aaa proaouEsed y tssE " 70 bS tae
lts eale In tic Vert kevera year, past n conse
.uencc u tte g-cat quantity Of coultsr1es Schu1pa
Il. hnt h+eE Ia1Easd Gn By meycaa1t. of the Vest
ccontrne-s 10 Svpfd this hereafter A. 1nnca as Dos
hc. he bas 8; polnted lie sbose.nAmed nrn agents
he &c pu rev getting tue genuine ar-
." Arry S-t.c's viii and this GIN the chcapest In
tcd liquor |. ta c1uElry It Is us2c ii all the hos
..K!s IN Lcw York EhtladelrhiA and Washn ston.
UU3LPAO WOI*E.
e Eexyerstfc6t New York.
1000 Gases Of xTo3fe-s EcIebra-
Ted e:s'lsfe<ln11 AroNlz1~
Tic Selma rs,
or ea.c ~ J. H. REED 4 co. Agents,
1nt-n
, 1863-07-10

lis q aew thug. and tho result OF
years Of study; lis combination IS
ion SCIENTIFIC PEISuRLKS, and
ncdcrpp c.rcr = LstatreS CT Change
iof temperature. vii 1t oecono
cnr1upf or eLlt any offe.Ayc
kMell.
, 1863-07-10

f.: AIR DYE! HAIR DYEIi
l.k DATC5EL oE's M se:ensstsd M MAIR DIETS @ TUE "
s ye k:oSp TT: sEldi;1 I.s IT. ar r. Pr
"a GIo.sy Hi+ACk or NATURAL BROWN. without II.
ling the tnit Or E,aininE TIE skin leaving the LAT
vcr!nc III ;IrtEc c1.oI and rectnes tha III affects
:. Fad hrcs,. Ihe Gcnuice IL eteEed NILLiAA a
,rCIIr LI Ill o:hes L,ere ntatpne, and sssou.d
cayoictd Solc b. ri Drusglste. &C. Factory. 81
..rt{kr STREET New York 1E3 EEt.1y
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8erItri be8 @esdGtntTes, @erEtrrruns Der Sheen, @ebiiidtbeit ber
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Sndt ned @tafaInfstt @stBtrnnsn Gs9sn FS isIkft, 6nr9tieEFeii
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Tauisube bon Beripuen ieSen gHers f6natn iest %beirtBstlsa,
aus reiber Tro9s ibre @einnbbst abnturt, fe t9re Sraft oerIte"
rem, Idp96, bloBs uerp6S unS a6eesebrt teerbct, tn6et fe cine
etaentbfmItAe gri@etnnng MN bic NHSets, ben Sntea ue e
Ewehhsr her 9nsieeruea bobea.
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Der rtuDtss ArBt ptt3er eaStiSt.s ma.
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IGae, 5aancner9e Bungn, S@tpE&e Der Neroea, Wlagenihioa
a., .1%}att9ceit. acknowledgement, @erFtanOesl4pa@t 3srs
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G}ts betlun9 tn 2 Iagen Su9eF6erts
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sic no BURG gstnlt@e 2atsr 8ei@pS@t bates, bic tie 10 oft sNn
b5Ien 2euten oSer tt ber S6uIe lernen, nno Seret TOl8en fe ali.
uGbIi6 iparen, ~isI9itta 9dlcFe. snrt PolnttNnen, bic, psnr
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bn8 L~ossrtTsn pereep fol-, bur@ Die 6oI8en Isngr abtrrnna
m t@iobsbey 2ahr. SDI&s Yeriphat miiifen, bebor fs ell
ten II Ss
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Salto. pr,D SbiosG ifenbobn.

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@n unS mad @tontas, benz 5. Saruar 1853 sett tdali6 rur
Elm 8abnsu9 spilMen Baltimore nnb Mbtelin9 nnb parters.
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.Fl8t. s.,. esq HT4
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SDefenS rnS nm A. 80 na6 9arpets Setrp. ~,4Ianlo1 5e
Der &igtcDtf's41 Jitass Recommendations 8uG
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as na6 800 slpeEa.
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3.1b la6 $40 GatuIs
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stgen be 8aGe uni 100 anb s,05 u. 10 q. gorsslstaaa. feTSt,
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s- ges6en 2t9ets, NaspasJt, GabFt a. +. %. aGeaae sion
I'D at S. e.. @ngtenD. @gsnt an bsr &i9et.Of1ee
DEMONSTRATION. IS ~ 90 9HaitB, 1
Observation-Disclosures f5al;in0ge.
% w. &cif &snsraI-3idetsGr (San6 ID,
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81. GpnnfIpu.

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St anS aa6 bGm /. Rot. rssrter ct Rage erfbssfst ssaan
In ta3frleenbe g1etie erpesttt: ~ls@1at 'aSHLga il9ae
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SGfatoq nne 9ssr+g Ust itber Maent0tpr' d ~ ~. ! d s4batq
gitisbura, @slauitus Cincinnati, Snbtdhdpplistf Sort ggapaN
@tisaaO unb agen anSeten Nufttet bes arrBen QBeftenS. :.
Def IN! 800 sttenss %a6esbeilee grprts3asl tetro ttr an fCtE
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nbera ib btdIbe pisber bsbeutenS ceritdrft babe.
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~beIcueere Iufnerfiamtett Oernetcen, unb babs ia nieine gsnf
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8Stc6tt8 fir estiatoatsoerer.
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Chicago, W@ilWamive, 0alena, Dubuque, ct.
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beu gegionsn 10 @tuabsna fts0eg ala BE rtt aatern Sa6nsn
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grcsft 6atet Gtae@ieIt. Gta &afn ste9t bird5 bt GM6nlen
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If 500 D9esita .Das @s4dd pttp trr asssidaeE (~asarFtb) i.
8t9t r!s ban $afasiercn aubtn DelirrspN950Fk
9}Qd| Nrefllue, 2abtpu, Cincinnati, Snbtas
ssape(t9, 3oni8otue nnb est. QDniS
7fsbea seenfaas ga6aaitys %kff5r6est nab far spr GepGa
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SnmbclOtz Sultttmt
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD

Among all the congresses held this
summer, of princes, lawyers, musicians,
schoolmasters, social science men, po-
litical economists, and u hundred
others, one very notable meeting has
almost escaped public attention. A
few days ago our Paris correspondent
told us that a congress of the members
Of the illustrious house of Rothschild
had been sitting at Paris. The pur-
port of the meeting was nothing less
than to re-arrange the dominions of the
great banking dynasty. In one word,
the great object of the Rothschild Con-
gress was TO reduce the five branches
Of the house who now rule Europe to
four, and, following the example of
Garibaldi, to strike another sovereign
of Naples from the list Of reigning
monarchs. Henceforth there are to
be but four kings of the house Of
Rothschild, with secure thrones at
London, Paris, Vienna and Frankfort.
1t is now exactly hundred years
since q poor Jew, called Mayer Aselm,
made his appearance at the city of
Hanover, barefooted, with sack on
his shoulders and bundle of rags on
his back. Successful in trade, like
most of his co-religionists, he returned
to Frankfort at the end of few years
and set up small shop in tho "Jcw
lane" over which hung the signboard
of q red shield called in German roth
sclfld. As dealer in old and rare
coins, he mado the acquaintance of
the Serene Elcctor Of Hesse Cassel,
who, happening to be in want of a
confidential agent for various open and
secret purposes, appointed the shrewd
looking Mayer Anselm to the post
The Serene Elector, being compelled
soon after to fly his country. Mayer
Ansolm took charge of his cash,
amounting to several millions forms.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
The Mcclellan Testimonial.

We think every friend of fair dealing
whatever his politics, will agree with
us, that the facts disclosed in the fol-
lowing are most disreputable to the
Administration Of the War Depart
ment, as well as most unjust to the
army, and some Of its brave and hon
ored officers. We quote from letter
to the N. Y. Herald:
"The first proposal TO present tcs-
timonial to Gen. Mcclellan met with
unexpected appreciation, and corps
and division commanders, without eX
ception, favored the project, many of
them heading the list with munifcent
sums. All contributions were to be
voluntary, and it was found necessary
to limit the amount by privates, lest
more money shauld be raised than
could beproperly disposed of. Twelve
thousand dollars were raised III n sin
gle corps. Every member of General
Meade's staff, except one, contributed,
the Gen. himself setting the example,
and when the order was received from
Washington to discontinue the collec-
ton, and refund the money the aston
ishment of the officers and men were
only equaled by their chagrin. Near
ly every officer Of note in the army
having been permitted to receive tes-
timonials. The troops were at loss
to account for this unexpected pro-
ceeding, until the malignity which
prompted the measure was betrayed
in the treatment Of officers who inter
ested themselves in the movement
Col. Davis, Assistant Inspector Gen.
on the Staff of Gen. Meade, a class
mate and intimate friend of Gen. Me-
Clellan, who took the subscription list
around among the officers at head
quarters, has been reduced to the
rank of Major and ordered to Santa
Fe. Other officers are under the ban,
while the troops, mortified and indig-
nant, pocket their contributions and
wait for more convenient season
~ J. Express.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

EE There is no doubt about it.
Livingston & Toms are selling an inn
menso pile of goods. Every boat
brings them fresh supply and their
store is'constantly full of customers
The reason is, they have adopted the
motto of "Quick sales and small prof
its" and where they have made fortu-
nate purchases they never fail to give
their customers the benefit. More
over, they keep the bost goods in tho
market and are thereby enabled to
please their customers better.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
goal aNatters.

FIRE-A barn and small house,
near the new hotel now being erected
by Little & Co., was consumed by fire
about 10 o'clock ON the morning of
the 2Sth inst. We have been unable
to learn the probable amount of loss.
1t was fortunate that there was little
wind at the time, and the fire was cas-
lily confined to the immediate locality
whore it originated