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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,


Eg- This branch of our Stock is compl' te.
and We can offer the best assortment at New
York prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05

Dr. J. b C6211iEZ. u Ss@ ! yfk Ctr. write. :
NOT sEee.l@b: Alternative in tle E4IaergZs cpEa-
plant. or which We eEGp.gE such remedy. Ia:
ssr~e4at.g in EeEaGf@ IfsaAsea of tt-- -crDt4.ga.
GsztAe*s-. / hare cured Eazlg inge-erate CASES OF
Leucorrar2 b. il. &n1 SOM yThsre tn eoup.a. u
va ca4.si By nicsratina Of tie ut@rs I.a= Ec@f-
III i..@gf "a. scson curpd- Npfhtag within nv
know led 81 i: for thee frzle drrzB ErIae8ts.7
Idward Marrow Of NewtnrT, Ala writes:
g E~ro4s 1zs1Ft1R tH8acr Of the females
In rnY family. which bad ceaei all tie remedies
eoa24 fEaptog. has at length ten completely cured
- yoar Lxt~4ct of >as~@r@tilia Gar physician
fought Eo.sng but e&.ir: t4yA could afford relief
hut he adr5-ed the trial cf s1lr >arsapa7'a the
Afsr takinz rgur rcraedy eirat weeks no :. m tgm
Of tie aa.fase rsraain-.'
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

We have constantly on hand the largest and oest
selected stock Of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS in the
entire est, embracing every variety Of binding and
SIZE, from the small cloth Pocket Albums, holding
twelve cards, to the massive and elegant Quarto Al
BUNS holding two hundred. Many Of the styles have
rich, ornamented e1ges.
We have also a large assortment OF the Cardes de
Vsite OF Distinguished Personages, which invite
attention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05

MAN. r@maTkabte cure q iht~c affections haze
been made by the Alternative power OF tIs meli. i.c
IL Stimulate the vital iHncJ Ou, into II soTarE
aud thus 0Fcrcotnes disorders which ron'd h.. H..
posed by ond is rach. Such rrtnaiv ha. iJIs .
b"eh required by the necessities Of the IcDp.r. anI
We are confident that this - Ill 90 for tlel uIi that
medicine can do.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05
SANDERS PROGRESSIVE READERS

Ne~lv eiectroiyped- with nex and original i,,,..-
tons are the most beautiful veil =. the best bo
sxtant. " 0''f'
/. Sanders Alphaie. Cards 8 In s.e,
II. Sanders Primary school chsrtss
III. Sanders Primary Spelling Book
". Sanders New speller and pefp.r
v Sanders Analysis of the English War..
VI Sanders Pictorial Primer bound.
VII Sanders German and English p,srs
VIII. SANDERS Ses FRS; Reader
TX. Sanders New Second Reader
Y. Sanders New Third Reader
NT. Sanders Scv Fourth Reader
XII. Sanders New Fifth Reader
Mi. sanders Ii -h- School Reader
XIV Sanders Young Ladies' Reader
XY. Sanders School Speaker
XVI. Sanders EIocutionsry Chart.
These readers are ttsstin gufs she'd for their s,.,
gress:Ve character and practical sderts;icu g., -.
young. The. have been received with uprre~ed.,a,
favor. aud by no class more favorsiAy than Nv p-.
tjcal Teachers who have tested their merit, i''s
school room. 49, 'HT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05
ALFRED b. TALLY


Dr. Eg1@rr G- Iret5e writes trgEa .&ze-7. y Y.
LIB s@gs Iss1. thar r. Ia. cared al iEgs-ss4tr
case Of Drsg, wslsch threatened TO terminate n
tzLv. b. tGse r-sEverfEg a-@ q oar Sara IrllA=
and sa dangerous 4fg|ggsgEt En- sfEsR9# t. e re
aeses 81 tt ssEDe .ass LIZ @a.e= It's csRaaGoa Lr-g-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05

DRESS GOODS.
SILK Neutrality-suspicious. Styles
EMB'D do do do
SILK LENOS. do do
PARIS PLAIDS, do do
PLAIN SILK LUSTRE. do DO
LAWNS-New styles and different prices.
SPRING DELAINES-35c per yard.
GINGHAMS, &c. &c.
Es- Our stock OF Dress Goods comprises
styles entirely new, and of this Springs impor-
tation.
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Fss,of tie coart Ha2ss sea>rs, 1sF7ox, T9~..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05
sehirrus. Cancer Sunor4. Enlargement,
liberation, 1aries and ExIs.saa.pn Ct
IL

great variety Of Cases hare been reported 70 IL
where cures OF fhese formidable complaints ia 9
resulted from the Of this remedy bat our ~.nr.
mere VIII Hot ADMIT fh'm some OF them ms be
found in our American Almanac. which the AGENT;
beo% named arr p.cas 10 furnish gratis u, ,rh3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05
milwaukee Office. II AeuhaIi House;
And chicago Office, so Clark Il.
Mcs-fs. Glenn Il Carleton. Agents, ia
Iowa City. IHt2l
HOWARD AS5C CATION,
PHILADELPHIA

Fer the Relirt Of tie .$ick ant NisfrssseL afbctea
wNt ITuie1a and tht0nic Disptses and fgBe.
cjaiivJ for the Cure II N,se4ses Of Tie Serual d.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05
3 !. AYERS
Sarsaparilla


A. Egs tie sF+ssiy care sEt1e Glowing ccTnE azts
seroSuIs rad ~~rsfuies- sasrri.rs. .ssra
rs Iurssr~. te~F-. ~sY~@- kFMprB@T-.
pimpIs.- pss.sass.. Rlatshe~- Eaat.-
Yiafs., ard all skin Df--a~~s-
ssEEs wEs- IE2-- sEh t.rs 80
e aTE & "a, ts@z-ss sss4 81 nv %ETv - -
.ngg x5s5g p - rgz- rzsrz:32 As gzE - 80
HawErg assers.Aa = ~G~1f-a4Gs x sss--sgs. k8f@
saar4re1 tvaaa {. In vaEs5zs ~aEs sy- yszrs >sas-
tErzses < tzrsz c.. "A 1s~s Ct aGT LANDS ar E-"
se-ae~ II tzrres Eaags9 ~. 4sE-Esse3 H. TIE
stomach Ts8 rszrs ~ i A-sE@ CT - 81 I'D
and eovfve6 sap 80 s-s 49,. Dire ssfs- $50
pz2Efg. zE& 5a4EssT-se EasTgE1 1ssserTs-s 4
*vsea E4-nT ras<zEzH@- al sessr3+ rsEez4zs- 5zs
wgiAgz. zzzca rS49eE lrgza sGTE4za-. Ia -. .4=
ci89rvser -y@w weg~e- ~ J@1E-a WIS rrsaaess3 %
rad IL tie Gosres H=s.sn re- taGt vEz h.z z-s1
IL zzserxtsvs ~zr.4r&rI4ss. ~ sEsE frsz4 EggE
gsgzat@-Sgz tn: anything ggG Eza1e Ea1@s IL Pod
A<zt 80 TSHsEarax5 AID -gt i, zEa used 81 T. i.
t4sss. E< tex t. AIMS. II sE-7-a Co. 81
tsAs-ggBEzI ogsg 12sEtA- AID esd zsrsost t1yr-
EseEae .teH AID fgGastAg sAzz asEa h@gxz - :g-EE
E-a1sr tie .sas wts@s EeteE vile ell 81 NJ
sEsa il Boz e5ezr And know bT Fsy feSs.z-. that
to- 1ss@as@ has z8Ee t-.s Eay sTsfeE2- lga 49,
Asa5T& II II s@ wksa: an saFEl- 8n iea. Eo7.
TIA. ha.4 yoz 70 L. Gre 81 E= AFt5es of t= 2.@-
S111 rsE-2In tsgr sy-z-es--sT: inArs-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-05

1SDFPEsDEscE PrcstDu Co. Va SIN JEiv 1872
DK. J. {. AVER: Sir, have been afflicted wit b
painful chronic keamatsm for a long time. which
baliled the kill Of physicians, and stuck to ne in
spite Of all the remedies ! could find until tried
your 5aIsapaTilla. One bottle cured Ine in two
weeks, and restored my general health so much
that am far better than before vas attacked |
think il a wonderful medicine. J. TEEAAI.
jules I. GetcheI1, Of ST. Louis writes: II have
been afflicted for ears With an affection Of The Lircr
which destroyed my health. tried everything,
and everything failed 10 relieve me: and | lave
been br0kcn-down man for some wears fI0m ua
other cause than arrangement # tie Liter Nv
beloved pastor, the Rev hr. L=py, adyi-ed Ii. -
try your >aEsapafia. because nc -aId he knew gg
and anything you made .Fprth trging. Nv IT,,
blessing Of oil it has cured GC. and has % pun
my blood to mad" man Of ma I feel yp,4..
again. The best that can be said Of you is hot ha.
good enough
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02


IL pi eible The bayonets Of the army sgaiust the
breasts Of the fathers brothers aud friends Of the
soldiers, and suhectng those Staten to military
surveillance and dominion,
y. That Na deh0unoe, a iibelers Of the Demo.
cratic party and enemies OF their country, the men
who are engaged In representing the Democratic
party as wanting in sympathy with soldiers In the
hold. IL is base SANDER upon human nature to
asaert that the Democrats, who have hundreds Of
thousands Of brothers aud the army, do not
sympathize with them-and it is outrage upon the
Democratic party, that has always stood byane
ry to assert that is not the friend Of It's gallant
defenders
20. That the conduct Of Bnf adler General MRssn
the military oommRndant at Columbus, and OF the
officer commanding the provost guard in preventing
al appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed.
ings Of this Convention, show that they have Just
appre aon Of the Constitution Of their country and
the rights OF the people, and that they wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this occa-
sion Is striking contrast with the contrary conduct
Of The military authorities upon the occasion Of the
lale Democratic meeting al indianapolis. And we
lake pleasure Ia exercising confidence In General
Mason and The officers and soldiers nuder his COM
mand. t'HI.H H|'0 Ia
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees three FOR The Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDILL, President.
AMOS IAIMAN, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
Dayton, IenIa ana COlumbus RAliroa.


II 1 t'eA-A Ael9 I"lhH East via tuitlNLu.
a t"eets Ifoin Dayton 60 all kHstell. 80. ''t
three DAILY irAu- East, Ieatlur iayt,., -, .
hAN ~ follows Night kApfssa Ii.ls, M, 30, We
anu Celumbus Day Express 81 lI.sU.a n, n ,' 80
stop only NJ Aenla aud London Ac.vu,Ino,ii.,. s-'
F. h,, s.op' st all way =tA,ons between Ls,tSs a.,
Arriving al Dayton night el elpres,5,gba.n, .,
prrss $3.50 p. m, ' N'S''hhs'' tAl ti
Ter tiian Dayton time. "'N"'e' -
nhronkh tickets eau be had for all E..ts,,. .
oAlhng on D. v. KING, TICK agent '''''' -
. =. W. ROODWA, I'D, h,n,sr,,t.,.,
Y. NAAAAh, ten Agt, dayton, o. s,1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
@enlcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year lsso.

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year ls50.
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
Aud under the control OF two OF the most Eminenl
PhyHlciana In the world,
nR E. BoHAPARTE, from Loudon aud Parls
~ Hospitals, aud Tor the past teu years Of the Cln.
onnau Yenereal Hospital, aud DR.. n. n. REYNOLDS
late Of NeN YORK This is the only once in the city
where nerinanen nt cure Of Private Diseases can bs
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change ol
diet donorrh0a cured Ia TO ~ hours, elect cured
IN 20 10 DAYS, Structures cured IN TO weeks; Noe.
inrnal Emissions stopped In TO days Seminal
Weakness cured in tos weeksi syphilis In its prma.
ry stages cured in days; Secondary symptoms In /
to weeks; Skin Diseases cured in 10 weeks; i'm.
potency, Yigor restored 10 to weeks All diseases
Of private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or female.
Private Guide 10 HEALTH ~ beneficial 10 all, male and
emale old and Young, should read this book twill
enlighten those who grope in darkness. Price 25
DE-. Bsnaparte's French Patent Male saisi IL ia
perfectly sale and never fails to go satisfaction. Its
Price OF the French Patent Male Sale, 81 the single
one, " per half dozen " per dozen, sent by mail.
e~Madsme LozlER's Female Monthly Pills Is a
male diseases Ladies' should not use them ,kinnR
pregnancy, AZ they will produce miscarriage. Pncs
" ~ per ooA-eFEa nue. So-sentto any address by
Drs. n. A R. are the men to eonsnlti they are IN.
gnesuopsey sesin9Mledgsd i g oe the champions and
receive monthly reports from the old world; thsy
have been accustomed nom an early age Of youth 70
witness the various diseases which Alict mankind.
and 20 watch the progress through = long career oh
professional study In every sphere OF lilo, nom lhe
humble abode Of poverty te The Mansion Of the veal
Thy, and having aaceftnned beyond doubt the vast
suffering OF humanity, they determined 10 select the
generatve system their particular study aud 20 dc,
their whole attention 20 the allie Walton Of the Dis.
OF these portan functions. No letters viii BE-
answered unless they contain remittance OF ! post.
age stamp. Call or address, ff ~.
Drs. BoNAPARTE a REYaoLDs,
No. i62 Sycamore street between fith a hiHth sast
once hours BEN 8 AM 90 aP.M, ss
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Etna Life Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CoNNEcTIcUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE MS LIFE.

EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.
fINHE EtnA grants policies FoK LIFE, for a term
i pi years, Endowuent policies ant clnldI sn's kn.
iiuwment Also, Non Forisitlng Policies, On which no
payment is required alter teu years.
FIVE thousand dollar, paid losses u this city
within tue last siA mouths.
Among all the contriyances Of men To protect the
family cirle iron want none can ue lsmd more ,nl
pie ia its character, noble ia lie irAreH certain III
ts RESULTS, than Lille Insurance. II The prop which
The dying husband leaves 70
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.
forth from the grave, aud still shng hs
and keeping together The amrly. ny Il, the M thni
hOn
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS,
the honest debtor satisfies his rOnhdng redlof when
late seemed feast prOpIouA In moral and worldly
sense Is ons great weapon BY winch TO rot death Of
Let any husband lsihsr, sou. ask hnseG an wa.
7" die tonight, would those who are dear 10 me
BE SAFE FROM THE pAAGs OF WANT
Would these children have a comfortable home, aud
HE means of educati,s Would this vile be indv p-n.
ilcnt OF tho cold charities OF the nOrluf Would thlS
bged aud feeble parent be provided fori Nuud my
sShre pay my de6ts' Would hsre be no sacrifice 81
property by Onced sales OF an administrator to meet
he demands Of Ofcredtors- made when the arkrt
tends downward, and tar prices cAunu be realz-d''
How lew ean answer these question 10 their sat snc.
uOhl Ihey lear 70 aNk tlrnI, ana cherish the belief
that they have along lease on lie Ihis IL both iOul.
! sh and coeardly. 4 he brave man
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,
That he may grapple Snh 10 the wise NAN, that he
may study iis ntture and palate It's threatening The
means Of pallauon ars at hand easy access 10 all
u
LIFE I'M NOE
Young men Just starting 10 buslHeys, whose chei
capital y their energy and Integrity should insure lher
Liver 10 Tie amount 0l half their abItes. Such an
ac OF dAnereslei honesty when known 20 thercred.
Ofri would justly Increase their confidence ~ them.
would SHOW that they dd not wish 20 We their b@-
friends exposed TO any ayoidsbe contingency; aud the
A n n u l. = X Il MIU NJ
Might farS be regarded as the tribute which an up.
right heart pays at the shrine sf justice.
JOHN SrOPPELMAN,
aus Agent ior Dayton and vicinity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
DaytO aud Michigan Raliroad.
SAnduSkS Dayton and Cincinnati a. !,
- - M 49, sIstsazs sz.s....


4 IN Shu alter Devvinbti "a, .stU, Anu u,,N ,,l
~ houce' Passenger and fteiyht ltnme Mn '.,
hAi lpNi gong bofthi as tVloNs;
2.1tl A. ~ hfoitsh freight anu Ac,.ut,,,,.
OsfU WIN Passenger Car Httacheo
ln.yil 4. NJ hsii train iur sprngh,l,t t,,,,.,.
4OsOV brbana, bclleiUnudne, Eorrst ,t,5. s
S'"u'eAl' cohhvcthS al springfield yth I,,,,u - =.
hV"'Vh Hhu Oolubiius, bitiNng In Culuiutt- At r,,
a. al VIu"ua Niti iisin ior ColunLais; nj tot.I
ilNh "u fiisburg ~. " aJn a chicago "A A. 49,,
hHs' arriving IA Liesilinu at oi5 y M and it,-t,.,
sou IA, Al O)de Win ifHin Giet siabn ana 'ts
~. u, SVihB Aest, aflVlng -, cleveland At s.,u 4 "a
DuhhliA Al o'SO u L., anu builSiU NJ s.sp 4 IA,
west arriving "a Toledo Al 1910 ut iistrun M ,'
n'i Nhlvssos Al lfjV an, Hiiu si,udusk II ,,4p =,
~ . "a NiRht kAIIess iVt stituLttIu -.
Os11 hhd belluohtnuv, oOi,lestiuA al kt,r..t ~
iran SONG kast on i1ttrburg, ~. Wa lie nu, To-
hVAu' arriving LteHtiiht At o:lJ "a, ftltri,., .
~ 1ohk "t-ti with Tram arIltut IN IA -.
VIZ NJ hhd tiurHgo NJ lO.tu ~, az l,.,. wtth i
Ou Nltfelhhd Hui' ioe'io ~. Il. HIuYnis in ,i,vrls
GSV M, biiikuk at t:Uv y IA anu htatin al 20
ftAchrs ssndnHkj al ftGA ~. ' y -
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t.OO Day" Uh HriIfH VI lfHtu mon, a., .,,'. b
,,ssohiuB hiiRhvd Hi b!"l u rU,,n ,i ttis. ., .
"e't lAbellJ NJ ti's5 T. IA, brlieuutaIus Al ma 80
And tiuutsNiile al ig.l2 ui. ~ ''
a, lMAe's Va thin Line ~ an points Month .s,, .,
mesl ceh D, hd nj the licEet ON, ih ib i-,,,, i
-sAAI IL ". hiNU, Iiuket agent ~
- Fare alNhyr a. wv a. Ot any otl,,t ,,,,,t
tvl ul"IiiAuVL relative to sh plnLs felul,t L., f
Aoute, apply 81 tie t,ulGuY 7freEhl isep,t-.st
hASokNt Asrut a. kIJk Su,-tlit. -,
NJ w. LLArr, ten. llcksl 4 kvht 80 .
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FOR SALE BY Of

VIM wensthoa aud w W Stewart, Dayton George l.
Boyer, MRmigtbpg; etOe AlRger, unioBi J q Andsr-
sos CenteTEtllei y Myers, New Lebanon II Jackson,
ChambeIsbarE y 2 Bauer, HAirislNrg D y ,OlWine
JoiiusViei Arnold Llinbsht south Arlington; )hcat
smser, West BALTIMORE Rookie A Co, Germantown
J W MURPHY Yiyhdaliai Ntdkols, liberty d Hees
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williams swauer, Wet BALTIMORE Parker BRO 4
Co; Park6yqbl,rgi and hy Druggists snd Nernhants
generally throhs shOut the Gated states and Cauadas
Ie1 AL fi.fF au2ldly
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Illinois central RallrOna.


'hANnE Of TINA
{ ahd alter Mondsy, huyeniGoi 5, isul r..,,..,.
~ 'Fh'n' VIII leave hsttuon Auu fnna a. t.ii,.,.
LkANk MATIouN
nou8 North, 'lO p IA Ahd iI.,iu.p IA,
Solhs south, ~ IA aud s.1b a a,
LkANh PAkA
oolus NORTH 600 ui aud 80 nm
dOtnR south, ll:3OA n IA Aud i;Ib Nm
Hlb w 4. JDhNoOk, Cen pp.a,-,,.sr 49,,
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Baltimore aud ohio Railrona.


4 i hkAl NA1IuNAl KUBI ~. 4 .,,,,,,.,-
~ lhg'ou and Baltimore On Ihs ka-l aI1 N i,,
'.unouu hnd fatLershltg on the Msst, Al .li,.n ,.
"ut"s ht'h hAoadsi 5teAuitfs, Gc Tor AMI t,,,, t
t",I's "a me wet Southwest snd hOftly.sI
n,, a.lSS ltHhs bHiy lot all the kAsLeru tiu.,
Leave Baltimore al +.JO, 74U and luGR, \ M, W.,
1na ..iy ~ Oh sundays nj I::u anu 7,0 a IA, ,.l,
anI H. m'shns'uu al U'"u, ~ and II u, aui ! q,
anu hi' on Stbdays VI a:;O aud 8 q m oui
through Jackets tV the hasteIu cue, ,.,u H.
'S " "aAl.ns,oh ',lt NJ Hn additional charge ui a.
ilhle NJ lurk aHd' are az TOW ~ t, AuI uti,, t,,
Inquire Tor ucEets wa Baltimore a1d thls No. 10 ~
al any OF The pripcipA Railroad On, - M H. ~
j. II. AuLL!NAN, leu. Wtsl.iuA.,
A. . T.. %. Colde, Gsu. TcketAr
r. SMITH, Msrtsr OF IrAnsportsiou ana
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

caly n sAs rvrs ds~cs a sss nsk. rss>essh ssa
esIc~m thaa sAe r~&csss~ hAs rssss fcw Assss~1 we.
torss on the Master o~sss Rsor has sses eisrss1
al rsbstr sns nsnsisf vosteshssat sftsr ssoszss
Ing ~ stsssiu ase nss~ea ssceseisi 10 sbt>ssnx sss&
Tor srosp q villages 70 rsminEia wagner. sss
presiding scs,ss o tas k,r~s zu1ss sas Dr. wsasrvp.
author o. ,sssry e sashs, sosrsI.s 70 vsss sssy
dsvno has also bcoa e1ccse<, sc< snh several vaiss
les ns~ssr. s.s .s,.s , -. rs.s.ssi .ss,;
Sss ossSss s.as Clever sas' sss y. -ss ssss s .
pa,s pss.sy so% s' s.g 's siS s
seven) though eves n their stslsneai they
ssnal.s q and M ay s q s ss
tho moderaes which rs pcslbis. sad thai Of TIE rcies.
yhch impossible. would never enable tbsm 70 ssissos
questions OF any real importsnce--tAe army ofsaai.
zatiOo. the RusslAa alliance. shs edcs sSslass
compact opposition. Ministers wi b. regularly
defeated this they A~t and the Utmost
they can expect e the sterile s.s.ssss o. hsv'ss isry
including n Vineke).
This, then s the result Of ali the ef govern.
press terrorizng the public ocers snuboing tho maxs
tratesall has beon Of avail the roya bArsaucs
drop from the lips Of william l. have been uansiormsd
like the diamonds In the fairy tale, into cgy nonsers
or 70 speak without metaphos have gcaded hs peope
into esctng like Iemene and Jacoby. Tue appeal
Of tho King to the nation has been made and soswsrd
The new Assembly will contain the same deputies whom
he denounced enemies TO the or OF the
opposition leaders has lost his eecton). and,
bers few OF bis adherouts than tho last the
gain Is than neutrazed By larger admixurc OF
decidedly radical and perhaps revolutionary eleme,ts
VIII the King understand this answer II he does tho
conflict between him and his subjects may s bs brought
amicabe conclusion; for there is not moro docile
race than the Prussians, and with ordinary sense
they might be ruled a. easily ~ flock
OF sheep but tho will turn the patience OF the
most phlegmatic and long suffering Of nations may be
tried too far, and when it breaks down 1t may lead
consequences which N. de Bsmark and his master
little prepared for.
II is believed that the Chambers will be opened on the
18th Of next month Some people are OF opinion that
they win not meet at all that royal manifesto will DO
issued declaring It impossible to 80 on with such Iagis
lature and either introducing new law OF suffrage OF
suspending the constitution altogether Such proceed
ing however, is In accordance with the usual prsc-
tce OF the Prussan government which shrnks from OK
RENE measures and always endeavors TO carry out t1
arbitrary designs under the mask Of legality consider
now likely therefore, that the Chambers will bo allowed
assemble though how long they will continue their
deliberations another question II is reported that the
Crown Prince will return from England TO DO present AZ
tie session but this oo doubtful a. It is well known
la hio wife his mother nlaw, Queen Victoria arc
a,xious to prevent him from identifying himself in any
Wy with the present system.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
THE PRIvATEERs.
Rtut OF the Rebel Sqadron at the Cape by
the Vanderbilt.

Rtut OF the Rebel SqadRon at the Cape by
the Vanderbilt.
from the L0nden Times, Nov. &.
Ne arrival OF the Vanderbilt the Cape 70 have
been the signal for the Confederate cruisers TO beat re-
tres from that quarter.
Tks Georgia made Of at for the West Indies;
The Tuscaloosa when last Spoken was apparently making
in u same direction; and the Alabama, BY letters re-
cevSd BY this mail seems to have speedily stood 70
the eastward for when the steamer LETT Gale her prox
70 that port was felt TO anything but pleasant for
The msreus sst OF American vessels both there and at
Colombo. -
Thsnaii Steamer shunlse, which arrived at Colombo
bss Rut on British co0rs being hosted the Southerney
stood away Il is reported she s routs for China
Ths 6eorGts arrived ai Cherbourg on Friday evening
Tor coaand supplies This arrival gives color 70 the 70.
port shAA she, IN company with tho Florida, intended
cruising Aguin N the Atlantic.