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enjoy by reason Of the proposed canal through
Illinois, connecting Lake Michigan WITH lue
Mississippi. The stream Of trade, the !ife-
blood Of the Eric Canal revenues, may soon
be exposed to serious haza,d, rs the IIlln"i:
Legislature, under this sectional rebuff, will,
the Ottawa Ship Canal, twelve feet in d..nth,
leading directly from Lake Michigan to Mon
treal, Hcar]y SEQ miles in distance, and wholly
avoiding New York and It's canals. New York
has 1it1ir reason to thank six uf A2E rec.lsI,i
members. on whom directly falls ihc rlspoa,
s:blity Of defeating this great national l,easarc
f,z cLeaEIy cornce.in. the Mississippi will,
:l:c Hudson. File bill thus defeated wis ifr,
Lisen'o substitute, which carefully limited
the appropriation to sl7 COO, coo, and even re-
quire.l New York and H?inois to finisi, the
works before receiving back from the United
States nny portion Of the c"st. Anprc,cnsionz
are felt tlnt serious political c''nserrences
may result from the rejection of tho bill.
, 1863-02-13

4 CA r D.
, 1863-02-13

Was the commencement oi neg era Ia tue treatment
tf trec irregularities aud distractions which have
tnnsfSned 10 many to n rlGx >rE3EGRAyE. No female
cai cIiov good health nnlcss SIC IL regular. and when
1, c, nj obstruction takes place tie general Ataa oc
Cnee 10 decline
, 1863-02-13
Chicago Uri!,1111e.
OUR MINNESOTA LETTER.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Trihuac.1
ST. PAUL, MINI. Feb. 6, lS63.
HIGH SCHOOL FOX BOYS.
Rev. Mr.. RicheldafIcr, proprietor Of the 81.
Paul Female Seminary, at the request Of !:
number Of citizens has opened :: High School
for boys in McCubbins' block, under the imme-
diatc charge Of Rey. 3tr. Dixon, late Of JET:
ftrson College, Pa. This, in addition to the
excellent system Of public schools now In op-
Grafton, will make the educational facilities Of
st. Paul, nearly complete.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
4 petition lsas been signed by nearly all the
members Of the Legislature, asking for the
appointment OF Col. Alexander Wilkin to the
rank Of Brigadier General.
THE NEW GOLD FIELDS.
The conflicting news from the gold fields
docs not entirely discourage tho class Of I'D
yenturcrs. 4 number OF our citizens arc
talking Of going to the gold mines, and to Ne
yala Territory in the spring.
TIE CHIPPEWA INDIANS.
"A delegation Of twenty-thrcc Chippewa
chiefs of the Mississippi and pillagc bands,
arrived d few days ago under the care Of Mr..
John George Morrison, and are stopping ut
the American House. The object Of their
h1lsslon Is 70 consult Win 1oe 1holan super
intcndcnt, Clark ". Thomson, In hopes to OBJ
taI, 4 Modification If t1,c 1cr,ns of t],c pro-
o-.;1 4,na... ct,,a. 80 :. 49,, .1,a,n.,-
ioseu e1e''5' Il lne5 ~. III LILO 'nes ,ea fe''
mission 10 proceed 10 Washington, TO con-
suit with their Great Father, and to make tho
tre,tv Will, t,,r Commissioner of In7;,n Af.
~
Gl's'
They object TO the terms OF the treaty, as
drawn ,1p bT Secretary Usher, and express IN
unwilingness to Leave ti,cir present rescrya-
lions. They held long conference with Mr.,
Thompson, on Saturday, who Told them they
had better remain here until he could hear
from Washington, and assured Them that
their difficulties could all bc arranged here as
well as at fhG Federal capital. 1t Is under
s'ooa 14'>'' A"o.ae' eou.e4sAes 40 ~ ~ "e'o'
1hE l'EalsAAiuAE'
Mr.. Drisbln of TIC House presented 4 bill
providing for biennial session: Of the Lcgisla-
tnre. The Ramsey county tax bill after un-
dcrgoing various amendments las been post
poEed for the PRESENT. The bill amending The
city charter uf st. Paul, was considered, and
after some amendments was passed to 4 SECOND
reading. The memorial to tic Wisconsin
Legislature for the ccseipn Of Douglas county,
was adopted, and also the resolution, author:
| iziDg the Governor to appoint commission
, 1863-02-13

George Hb. Prentice Engages III
Cotton &pcculations.

George Rp. Prentice Engages i'll
Cotton &reculations.
The following is taken ffoma late Richmond
paper:
Among the Yankee correspondent captured
by General Wharton III his recent dash near
Nashville, is the following letter from George
D. Prentice, which czn1ains itself:
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10, 1862.
Major General Eoscs1als:
DEAR Sin: Some 1nontl.s ago Mr.. John ".
White received from me S., COD III gold, which
ne invested for me in cotton, investing, Mt the
same time, 4 large amount for himself anu
others. The cotton bales were selzedat Nash
yillc and used for the fortilcations, Govern
mtnt receipts being given for them- They are
there yet learn.
Now, it seems 10 ME that when cotton IL 81
very yaluablc-a bale being worth, say, $140
that cheaper material ought long since to
have been substituted in lhe Notifications
The cotton, am told, is scandalous1y wasted
by tho soldiers. hare written a brief article
for my paper on the subject, and will have
Il copy sent to you. I bc;; that you will give
a little thought to my suggestions. II lisa SID
thing for Il poor editor to harc to sustain pc
cunfary loss III sueh times as these
Most truly yours, GEo.D. PRENTICE
, 1863-02-13

[Frorn the New York Times, Feb. 101
The Illinois and New York Canal bill WAS
DICTATED yesterday in the House by a majority
York. The members casting these arc F, A.
Conkling, Odell, kcrrigan, Chamberlain, Fem
ton and Wheeler. The following New York
members were absent, bnt several were sick,
and nearly, if not quite all. were paired:
Messrs. Corning, Dclaplaine, Mexican, Po.nc-
roy, Scdgwick, Steele, Eibbarl and Wood.
CT the New England members, all~but four
supported the bill; Illinois was unanimous
ii its .ayor. Three votes only from 1udiaaa
were given for it, and Fix against it, and it was
opposed hy the whole Ohio drlsgation, with
but two exceptions But for III: single vote
II Nr Wallace, Pennsylvania voi,ll hare
gene solid against the bill, ,kand hc- opposition
was Of The most bitter character. Ne~ Jersey
voted unanimously with Pennsylvania, rs did
! :fsT, lard, Kentucky and Virginia, wi:,l the
sligie favorable exceptions If Messrs. C:sey
! ana ScEay, WHO are nAtional men. The u
| late was closed by Mr. Olia, in Il spccc,,
If great forre and cloqucncc. All efforts.
| however, proved nnasniling against the dgfe>.
! ticu Of 4 part Of New York, an.I thc hostility
! and tactics Of Pennsylvania. The disastrous
clangc in tle Ohio apd Indiana votes had been
ski]lfully Effected by resolutions lately hurried
tnro1rh the Ohio Legislature, on the exa-rcr-
atca Misrepresentation Of Mr., F. 4. Conl-
| liur as to the fabulous cost Of thc proposcd
| work. and which 3lr. O1;n on the Eoor Of The
House stigretized as tissue of f,.schools
The un}ricEt1,y feeling of tho 1acmbcrs rcnre
scntirC tlc Ohio River Districts WIS stip,ula.
| tra by icalo,lses of tAc immense aud r,niilly
Increasing commerce Which Chicago would
, 1863-02-13
RHnnE island CEkIRAl BANK

Must deposit the same With him ut his office. No:
si day Of August 4. D. l49 in order TO be entitled
t. any dividend tint mag bc declared out Of the assets
Ct kaid Hank.
7 In FIJI E11
, 1863-02-13

SEIZURE or REBEL PROPERTY At RorsE's )
Po1Nr, NEW YoKk-The amount Of rebel
property seized by the Government agent ut
Rouse Point is much larger than is generally
supposed. Among the articles captured were
arms enough for eleven regiments. eleven
tons Of powder, and forty tons Of tobacco,
Montreal
, 1863-02-13
20 trifing with human existence, sacrificing
life by experiments.

1hs TT. knows uron exa;1na.!on ths e.afe Sc; .: tle
'y knoseise analyses tic d;ease: and i al'
;el-oEous r,cdicsncs d.-ard,A- The D.: bas IL
covered snany remedies In his travels In SoQta Anci9
<a tal.ruta snd other counirica WHICH e Ni;tis o.
great Utility il Tic Aca:lne It IS to bc hored that
ival:l wGn hayc tried doctors and advertised !neol.
crcf u,ttl AID discouraged Viii dspal7 hos
ef cure u.til they harc given Dr. VT medicine and
'Gn:c ,,csstvns triA During sis travels he a3 "a;
'e:ih ad s'Sor o1 tho.sand: by layns on OF .snas
Ed tttc' wlee. who we're on The verge Of the efAte
7l living noau:ents q 1t. ss' WA succS;s =;
1hc dss ~l.: d.. We and nar;oo ol t'e Anaiys.:
I'D NiSg S h; aeTfs,1y ns vcn Mtcn 5s,5sd nc g.
Vii rletsc It's reputation and stake hss all t. make
~ 1,,,t cures il Ill cssss lie undertakes. His Mod
=. e>asrattoa Is with tn Eye s.a r, an Analytical
tG tho waste material at the boy. te these-
:',rc asks no Qartsons Hor requires lusat, T. Gx.
,i.Ia syltoalx telling the clIse aud location Of tic
t.t.tast: with J.erfcct certainty.
X E-Ds. TtndAn1 xtlsa utc1y a1EcrtsGs hotalnt;;
3>r,t what he has the ability to perform. AZ forms ~
i iaic difficulties attended, wl:h tho haIrles: rcsa!t.
Esa3lL, h, cntot suit ttc DOCTOR IN person. nS
.lyi-r Statement t!7cr VIII be nttclcd 10
,-o,; ;t,y and !lcc Iu-T:rdcd By r1p7csa ~aca
-c' ui'sd ~ ., ,.,. ..,o.+ ,o,-
NirhiEAn av.nuc. Ehc1go. III. lc3z.1i*H
, 1863-02-13
RH! CAT ARR II
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sure cure for

CG[3TTh OF Ccld II The EegU
:ttR cagc. to cu-c C:taSE t:aa CONSUMPTION. and y
cu.;nc The trFt Ec rcycn1 tic nttcr. Persons sonla
under, tand that tile better way TO cure coEsupl.on Is
20 prevent It, .....,,,z .,ao.-
arc at t:st very slight Persons ind tlcy have cold
und ND. tcy hart frequent atses a3d ars more
d,on &c may c d.: of sl:gtt 5G adt:stxs ta
Ks TIC disease becoucs cro!c the discharges arr u
urcuft il. quantity and Changed ln Qualify; taGS arc
tr tic tse or else they tall Into tho throat aud arc
ha~lcd CT c,uEhcd OIL. The secrcti0as a5e oae3s:se
c6ueinr bad breath tic voice Is thick aud Nasal 1he
esca week " sense Of snela ILL; is lesseEed or de-
ljy tLc aid OF tic I1itI - EATAls.ll It.AEoi- all
.,c:r symptoms can he ef1cctual!y rcmovsa
i.ric. Of tie (atarr 1tmciv. saW-EuNceEt iof use
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~
, 1863-02-13

TIE QuA1lEEs At THE SorTu.-1n common
with the Reformed Presbyterians, the Wesley
aus, and other sccts holding slavery in ab-
horrcncc, the Quakcrs have becn subjected to
!, great deal Of suffering from the rebels. The
E.ienda' Ee,iew, of Philadelphia, thus reports
concerning tlic Quakers Of North Carolina:
We arc informed that the CONSUMPTION Law
has been enforced with much rigor, and that
many Friends lmyc been taken to the camps
and have suffered in other respects ut home
from high party feeling. It is estimated that
over i've hundred members Of our society
have gone f:om North Carolina to the Free
States since the breaking out of tho rebellion,
and i'll many cases the property of such has
been contlstatcd, without much examination
Of facts.
The Friends, however, Ecld their yearly
meeting as usual, and explicitly renewed their
testimony against slavery and slave labor.
Some months nyo, a committee Of Friends
presented memorial to the State Convention
and to the Confederate Congress of Richmond,
asking for exemption from military duty. The
committee report that they were respectfully
treated in Richmond, hut the object of the
memorial was not eventually attaincd, and
Friends remained srhiecttua tax or fine OF
$500 each, as the price Of exemption from the
censcription act. The meeting Of Friends, ,on
serious consideration, decided that they could
not cn1scientiously pay this Specific TAX, 1t
being imposed upon them on account Of thea1
| pEiuciplts.
, 1863-02-13
6 l,1ollrtnl.

-. -.
u10l1LlA.. A..----I
|,lJJf.AEN CITY R0NDS.-Wn
| 11AN1Ae'o @AA
~ will paS
For any part Of fifty taontand Chicago cry scvcn per
cent lit,,lka. G. q. ptlSkS T. Gu. ii.tkerA.
ja21.1srllm Corner Lake and Dearoernsts.
-,@1;77 ,1c7.-7-|7-,773~- =
E9lIISBt liGi1, h /. w "A / n r. IL
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY,
OFFICE or TIE SKCnETAET.
Pittsburgh. IA. January .'tA. lo5.
The aEnu,1 meeting Of tile stock aud uoadho1dezs
-, .bis f,r H.. rfectfon III Dlyccors and such
ttr M hninass ~ NAV cn1Sr heore Il viii be hald al
~. ,5c ~ saiI cn,uary In The city OF PlttsburSh
On an tl. - 3N'>A 49,
o0 '1e
Fourth Wednesday Ct February, 4. D. 1858.
-
Tic Stock and Isonl Tranrfr rooks Of the Company.
Mt their oicc in the CITY Of Pittsburgh and At their
transfer aFcney IL ,he city r Sew York wil be closed
de sota Of February thereafter
iuSzSSid ". Ii. BARNES. Secretary.
pH0nF ISLAND CENTR AL
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, 1863-02-13

THE a2p ILLINOIS REaI.1EST.-Col. Atkins,
Of The o2d Regiment, is now in command Of a
brigade, tho SD being one OF the regiments
Of his command Thcr have gone up the
Cumberland, destined to Nashville -Fieeporl
jarr7,1} Efh H.
, 1863-02-13

Hon. JouN q. AnAMs.--Our readers will
rejoice to lrar that Hon. john II. Adams,
State Senator, is recovering from Ills severe
illness, though slowly. 1t is thought the
danger is I,ast.-Fr,cp1rt Journal.
, 1863-02-13

TOR SALE-A Farm. An excel
L lent Farm OF stxty-ttree acrcs. IL re sont.ero
on H. md WELL aattached. { tron. stsestn rnnntn:
through It. and eighty Iods q thc estase rnnnn1 @,
Villages, viii be sold for Three Hnndred Dollars 70
week. Addrees "J s. Tribune office. Chicago.
E.os
, 1863-02-13

1,,, 1,SuI.I, TOOn ncull=. AID AurIst, Operative
surgeon 1ci Randolph str4ct. near thcShetntan House.
CHICAGO lLL1SoTs.
I,r has devoted his rrofc ssiana life to OnhtastNlc
and tu.: Mctlnc sn1 surgery asd Ecct: cs ms'!taly
MI new aud .n2cGiers tnstrunett. and a!'l,@;sas "A
.r. md ot thsc n.c.lons in all tnc t,rlth1!c
md Anral !lcslta1s ard lntE1re. of L?ndoa: lsff
ec,i ntI t;r dc: operations for Dcaicss. Catl:act
Arstc:.! prIA. CIo-s Eye: EntrorinEi EesEopn1:a,
et.ptyc:;. f1>tu1A 1ncz and tie rcinoFa! .!
:crufa ems and spurious Erowths 0! eycry dcscslp
:ien Artificial Eyre and EaF,D uMe nssStea ~ ~
Artpceac noscorc. Pha:,nEoscore and opL1mau:is opLan:is
Microscope Instruments and machinery tiai o1.rr;ar
Eiu:uinatv tie whole exterior, interior aha s ,Ns
rarta n1 The Eyr and Err. thus revealing e as 1.vs
atn!e Of E,any diseases Of HE eyc ah1 Inrfnrss and
Hitherto }een thought foIcvcr hidden Ii In
..:;itaetrAlAlc OtsfcHrtty.
, 1863-02-13
Salt.

CATTt SALT! SALT!-Thc Sub
y scribcrs. AGENTS FOE sEyE1AL or TIE
frrrtstxaTED SAGINAW WORKS,
Offer Salt In lots to suit purchasers. for 1ntdsta or
f,:urn delivery Ut t.c iowcst curTent rates.
"oass saA t''' 'o' Gl!LrCKE (. THOKNE..
nos ,.y.,sn 11i Snulh Wafer st1ta:t
, 1863-02-13

T QNDON EYE AND EAR In
~ URINARY,
Corner Ct EaadGlrl4 and Dearborn st:ccts. Chicago.
Il. e. REYNOLDS, M. D., =. 2. H.,
..., ~, ot tho 1ssys1 Orhthslnlic H3spltst.
@aASt~SM LQEpQh,
, 1863-02-13
n OTICE-To creditors OF Henry
Z ItfWT

STATE OF I1I1so,s. Corsrr OF COOKS
superior Court ct Chicago iu Chancesy.
Hurry po:y rs. Henry 1Iowland, DArtd F. Chase
Eo.wcH Carter. job. t,xea. Etll.m Peter Hugh
Maker The Merchants Savings Loan and TEus. CON
psny Derlllu f. Holt and Daniel Montague.
Ilrrna,t to t'c decree entered In above cause on
t3e th day oi Eeyembrr T. D. lS.. pubic notice Is
Nchsy How land u c.. heretofore doing hpslncss Il
shie,Eo ilnGt: !tle aaoye nsmed Henry Mowaaa
rro;e i.er Claims esninst es,d a1 before one ot
.7ark ktrret tEicsso illinois. within two months
from Tie Gate OF tlis notlca IRA SCOTT,
M~strf IN GA.nccry Of the Superior Court at Cc1c
Dated Chic+go. .anus,y 18th. 1S3. Jag xist-1st
, 1863-02-13
THE VOICE OF An OF4D
DEN1DGIsAT.


from tie Indianapolis Journal, t1th]
The following letter from Col. Dunl1anl Of
the 50:h regiment, to Gov. Morton, speaks for
itself, and in such language that no comment
is needed to explain or apply it. "scoun-
drels and traitors at homc' will gct no com
fort from Col. Cyrus L. Dunbam:
HEADQUARTERS ID BnIaApE.
JACKSON, Tel,n., Feb 4, 1858.
GOVERNOR This will be handed TO you by
Major Atkisson, Of the glorious old 5otil, who
comes home to gather up our descr:er$;
Eopc lie will have ull the aid and influence you
can give him. Vigorous measures must be
adopted or our army, under the influence Of
tie scouu1rels and tE,itors ut home who are,
by their letters, scattering dlscontcnt amongst
oEr soldiers, will be demoralized and de-
stroycd, and the scourge Of this war will, in
less thnn Six months, bc rolled back upon the
fair fields of our own glorious Northwest.
These men know not what theT do, and if
they expect any general sympathy in the ar
my they are reckoning without their host.
hope you will use your influence at Was,,-
ington TO get law passed requiring all the
United States Anrsilals and their Deputies, all
collectors Of internal revenue and their dep
nties, TO arrest all dcscrters and lodge them at
the nearest mill AIRY post, making it also pc
tlal offence, indictlb!e in the District Court OF
tie United States, for any one to llarbor OF clI-
rloy n dcserter, knowing him TO bs such and
| in the service Of the United States should be
7'ti'"a .Jaeie evidence Of knowledge that lie
! was dcEerter; making also l1l contracts
| with deserter void. DO not for Gods snke
| let this army be SO weakened that wc shall be
| driven buck In humiliation to witness the
dvsolution Of our own homes.
Respectfully yours, G. l., DrSuAM.
| ACCOMPANYING Col. Dnn,,am's letter orc a
number that lie sends to tile GoTernor to
| show the influences brought to bear OH the
soldiers toproducc OF increase dcscrtions.
One OF the Kzu,nbIc Followers.
A Aiuemhcr Of Company E Of the 45th Ohio,
! lately ut Lexington, Kentucky, sends home
to the Bellfontainc Republican lcttcrrccciyed
company from une IF the followers Of "Val-
la1dighanl''-to follow Ills Yr9!-at home.
The letter is specimen, in spelling and every
o1her way, bnt We hare only room for parl-
graph or two. It bore date JanuaryS. The
writer says:
Ieupposc you heard that Burnside rot whipped
at Fredericksburg there was twenty thonsand
Killed OF the north and five thousand On south
Think the north had better try sud ect;le thts
war for they lose every battle nnd am not nosTy
| After that, the conclusion Of the letter, r
s. and all, is natural:
cot get 10 spark none Of the girls you Know an
ri at boy inter tho girls Jou need ncver expect t
hear Of me bring i! the army Tor viii not 20 Il
7 think mutt close write soon as yoa get tlli
10 more at present but remain your cousin until
T rs. Bully for Cox and yallaindinsheui.
Think Of honest girls being sparked bJ
| such chap as that! Thcif graad1notherS
lad be lived in the revolution, would hays
| pum11cled 1im to death with broomstieks
But his cheer for Cox and Vallandiglau
comes in as ,latural-as the joy in Richmond
, 1863-02-13
Gonrmissio,1 Merfhants.

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Nul!tI1lia5lNtt 1A@ttA'Iu!]l"-
NAMT. HOWE
%A4A4s LIN u ~
~
C0mmISSL mEAC4AANT,
146 f. EVafcr-st.. Chicago. ILL.,,
so,,r,s co,,,,,n.r,s ~ t,-,;, 1orr To,s. T.rd &c
ollcls conNsnmenseo o. dE4!n f!un r,f1
- eas OF o. !sds g d bsra or asnne
-; , 777=77=7, 3, 77577 . ~
ILL GENERAL,
f'faVRH5a.G9fsN HTE,t,G3J tTE.
80, ~ - AA-''~
Ana HtaleEsia
, 1863-02-13

r OR S l. E..
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
Two tErcc~ttcEy Dwelling Houses near Michigan arc
nrc, Forth Of Twelfth stFtet.
Orc t9o:stoty Dwelling House on Wabash arcore.
Etar TIVE fth street. ..
L nice Dwelling House and Lot 50 feet front, On Va
bash avenue. Eear Old street.
very esisah1e !e silence On t.raase are near Oil st
ofNaii>On street.
Que tw iiouss with nE foot lot on OH s:seet.
Ecsv State street.
neat Cottage Adams street. near Jefferson street.
AE1.cs Warehouse. 2X story. Gsxl5o feet on Csskst
Onc hundred feet Oh Siase street. north Of Afadlonss
Five twcftory !1onsrs on Madison and School street,
ucar Desplalnes street.
One twostoIy House Oh Fourth avenue near UArri.
BC1LD1SG lots.
corner Lot ~ teet 'front.' on Praie ascnuc north OF
Ftf,y let On Michigan evenuc. rear Old street.
5uxlN # on Calumet avenue. nenr Rio nrando street.
~ T on Calumet avenue. near ia1Toid Place.
IS It on Wabash ayenuc. near Madison street.
II II on Monroe aud Adams sts opp. the high school,
RIVER PROPERTY. ',
15o T on Clark strict. between Twelfth street and
1so Il o. tie river nrs- ocdens Sin.
1o0 4 corucr Archer Road anil Ogden S1ip.
Also variety Of che3r lots In the different Divi
etons Of the city, and several blocks near the city
limits suitable fer subdivision.
APPLY TO
JAMES d SPRING GER,
Room NO l:s Metropolitan Block.
fac- 1,r1
, 1863-02-13
pATCIiELOR'S HAIR DYE.
- Tie !,cst iu tic world.


t,.th-.ca I.lr Dye 1rodcccsS co1cr Rot 70 he d,s.
;n.,;s Il t3o,, natuFe-E:Trnnted not 70 tn}uFe tae
th{r 81 tbs lcsst; remedies tic i'll effects Of lad dyes
a1d n:!cut.ics tac Lair tor life.
, 1863-02-13

Instantly tcr1s splendid Hac rown. leaving the
h:r sol md 1eaut,tnl Sod h. H. br9s;s;c SS;
tc ION, Eacs OF each box. Factory. 81 Barclay yss
Ae1; York l!atc g Broadway aud Ii Eopd> ir3 ssGly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-03

ExEncIsB.--The ancient Gre,ians were
noted for their agility. strength, and great
powers Of end france. The English wo-
m IN Of the present time are celebrated for
sheir robust and healthy appearance. til.
result in both instances. of vigorous and
healthy exercise. The Americans, unfor.
tunately. have but lit lie taste for this meth
oi Of retaining their health or building NJ
broken constitution, hence the grea,
prevalence Of weak. sirkly. and delicate
men AMI w1men. H,f.anFs Gem IN
Binrrs will in great measure palliate this
want OF exercise. by giving great strength
to the digestive organs. hence pro lncing a
COOL appetite and vigorous feeling oil
ly. n moderate degree Of exercise
however, used in connection with the Bit.
ters. is much better; the most desperate
;ase of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Nerv
'us Debility. yielding quickly to thei,
beneficial influence. All druggists and
dealers in medicines have these Btters FOL
sale at 10 cents per bottle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-03

THANKSGIVING DAy-Was more gene
rally observed in this place last week than
usual Services were held in the Presby
terrain Church according to announcement
R.v. Mr. Chaplin delivered very arpro
pirate and eloquent discourse. at the con-
clnsiau Of which Rev. Mr. Webb. Of thu
NJ E Church. presented briefly the claim
% the Christian Commission. A collec
ton WAS then taken mp. The anenn, col
lsc.ei. Siol %. speaks WI f,r the libe-
rslity OF the congregation. There were mo-
exceeding half dozen male Democra',
present. Daring the collection the cho:l
sang the Presidents hymn in sp'endia
s'yle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1se 8.
TnE ExHrprrross-Proposed to be give

TnE ExHrBrrross-Propose to be given
by number Of young Ladies aud Gentle
1nen Of this place. which we referred to
last week. for the benefit Of sick anc
wounded soldiers. will come OF next week
on Friday and Saturday evenings. the llrl
end 18th inst. at Woodwsrd's Hall.
The programme has not been definitely
agreed on yet, but will be this evening
all On nounceJ in dne time.
As the proceeds of the entertainments
xil be paid over to the Treasurer Of the
LSiies Soldiers Aid Society of Plymouth
for the benefit Of our sick and wounded
soldiers. it is hoped the hall will be crowd
cd both nights. The exhibition. as we an
nonncsd last week, Ill consist of TaLleaux
vivants. Charales. Songs, Music, anu
other exercises.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-03

WnY Nor PATnoSrzE Perhaps
il is not generally known that our fellow
citizen, g. Whitmore. is agent for seven Of
the most popular PIASos in America. such
a. Hlllet. Davis & Co.'S. Emerson's. G.
A. Millsr's, Groycnstein Il Co.'s, and
lastly the me plus ultra" VIM. Knebe &
Sons of Baltimore. Mr.. w. assures us
that ne will sell any Of tho above instru.
ments at from 10 to 10 per cent less thar
any man can bny the sans instruments at
Fort Wayne or Chicago. Why not pa.
tronizs Mr.. W.? lie is also agent for S
D. and III. w. Smiths Parlor AMI Church
rremolo Harmonious, which, for style.
b,auty. finish and tone, cannot he excell.
ell. He has one on sale and exhibition a
his house. Call and see it.