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, 1863-07-09

John W. Forney Is lavoFAbIy
spoken Of o. the Union eandi.
date for Governor Of Pennsyl.
vania.
The value Of eonfscable pro.
perty in the District Of Colum-
bia Is estimated At seven millions
Of dollars.
A hogshead Of manufactured
tobacco sold At 81 Louis GoS 15S
per hundred pO1nds-thS high.
est price Of the seaSDn.
The Louisville Journal 70.
ports that the growing wheat IN
that part VI Kentucky presents
a most promising aspect.
The canals In the ncIghboF.
hood Of vieksburg, aud tho
cutting Of the iazO Pass. are
said 70 have cost 81, 5,OOO, 200.
Whisky sells In Little ROek,
Ark, at two dollars q drink,
and the purchaser Is not allow.
ed To pour it out, or gauge bis
own.
A recent Richmond letter
says that thirty-OOe " the Uo.
men engaged in the bread riot
in that city are In jail awaiting
their trial beIoSc tie Hastings
Court.
Another diamond wedding d
exciting JapOnicadOm in New
York. ODs Of vietoS EInAna-
els military aids, an Italian
Count, is about IN commit mAt
riInOny with . Fifth AVsnns
hciress.
General Rosecrans has n
eOnvalssesnt soldiers ct WoIk
raising vegetables fOF his army
hOspitalA One hundred an2
Hily ceres Of land near NASk
vile have been selected i6r tllh
purpose.
A refugee from Arkanan
says that the rebels have plantl
cd an immense wheat crop 4
that Slate, and recommend
that national troops be sent d
10 destroy the grain before ~
rebels gather Il
Capt. Semmes, who Waseapi
tured In command q The Tobi
steamer Diana, lately deslreyi +.
ed on the Teche, during The q /.
vance Of Gen. Banks, 9 said I !
be . son Of tho pirate eaPhi !
Of the Alabama. Il.
The weekly product Of gu !
in the provinco Of OtAgo, Ne1
Zealand, is now estimated
from $4,000 10 1000 ouno 2
equal 70 eio,o00,0 900 per d Z
mum. New fields arc opsui =
out In all d ectionA 2
An Indian polls editor attn !.
ing church last Sabbath
the first tin Q In many yn
stopped OF tho entrances, 7
alter lookiT z In vain - N 2
bell-pnll, d hberatoly knocl 3
at the door. end politely Wlh !.
until scmeb dy opened Il q y
let him in.
, 1863-07-09
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
J. O. RAYNOR,
THE UNION PLATFORlI.
OF CLARKE COUNTY

The following ere the resolutions adopted by
the Union Convention at Vancouver, Of which
n p.,oo- Il ,ho no,n;rsa.
y. N-y"O' . ~. T
WHERE'S, 10 tnls nour o. Me hsuons Per,,
when armeo rsoecn G1S InvO'Isu a s S.sS sSSOn MN ~
tne oire cAiAmiC ~ S.n MaI, .nu eeney VIII
desperate and lawless boldness the lawful gov.
ernment OF the Onlteo osates, We IeSognlso 70
be the imperative duty o. every gooo and ioyal
citizen 70 STAND up lor the government reaoy 70
maintain h oy ah proper means aho ~ any sac
rnce tneFelCte
resolved, Lna! peace WIN reoels On any terms
except IN uncondiuonai surrender V the nAuonal
, 1863-07-09


The election Of Geo. E. Cole is advocated By
Frank Dugan, who Is now zealOusly engaged in
stumping the Territory, vOciferAting bitter do
nunciations against the war measures Of the Gov.
srnmsnt, and defending the traitor vallandig-
ham.
The Copperhsais Of Washington Territory
are all heartily supporting Geo. Z. Cole for Con-
gress. Watch those who rejOiced 10 learn that
Richmond was not taken, and you will find them
strong for Cole and vallan-dam-de-tu -tuden-ham
mer. In point Of monopoly, the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company has no equal upon the
Pacific Coast and Is Ct successor Of gigantic
corporation in days past once doing business on
the Columbia River.
That leading men in this Company are en-
deaVoFing 10 secure the election Of Geo Z. Cole,
as Delegate to Congress from Washington Ter
ritOFy, d no longer susceptible Of . doubt. To
consummate this schews, Geo. Z. Cole, but . few
months ago, removed bis family from Portland,
Oregon. to Walla Walla, W. T, where they are
now temporarily boarding with Mr. Rhinehart's
family.
J. o. RsynOr d the ablest orator In the Toni.
tory, and, without tho practice Of twsnty.ysar
politician or the aid Of the Oregon Steam Nayi-
cation Company, can tell Congress in . Soreible
manner what our people stand In need Of
UMoE SENTIMENT At PoRF DIscovERY.-At
the commencement Of the present canvass, the
proprietor and hands at the Port Discovery
Mills, with scarcely an exception, were disposed
TO vote tho Democratic ticket at the approaching
election; having always previously been identi-
fed with that party. The platform adopted By
the party at Vancouver, however, addsd 10 the
sentiments expressed BY Cole tPOrt Discovery.
sAVOrsd TOO strongly Of disloyalty to suit the
Views Of these loyal men, and they viii now Is
one man, We are assured, vote for Raynor. An
honor TO the loyal Democrats Of Port Discovery
They esteem the Union too highly to barter it
away for party success. We obtain this graft
Tying intelligence from Mr.. Page, at present .
resident there, and formerly . member Of the
Legislature. Il may be fully relied upon.
, 1863-07-09

MONTICELLO, W. T., June 80, z

MONTICELLO, W. T., June 30, '63.
Editor TTmes-Mr. Cole, Democratic candidate
for Congress, and L. p. Dugan (striker) spoke
here on yesterday. Mr.. Cole said he was Union
man; was most emphatically opposed to any di.
vision Of the American Union Of States; would
support the Government and President in all
constitutional measures; endorsed the VancOu-
yer platform, with such deductions and meaning
as proper and reasonable. He said bat little or
nothing in support Of the war, (svery man Of his
party here is opposed to the war); opposed the
emancipation proclamation; spoke Of cOnstitu.
tional amendments, or new constitution; called
the Republican and Union party mostly Aboli.
ticnists
Mr.. Cole appeared somewhat embarrassed; he
is in oratory not over mediocrity. In his appeal
to the people for their votes, he appeared not
over Sanguine Of success; showed some fears Of
the Union candidate, but had no apprshensons
as to Turney, one.horse candidate.
Mr.. Dugan's speech was mostly Of the Aboli.
ton cry, (Old harp and humbug) with great SYM
pathy for Valandigham; ault.iinding with the
President; denouncing the Territorial officers and
appointees as scOundres, and fuss and feathers,
boinbastic talk in general; stating that he had
said worse things than Vallandgham mot in his
speech).
vallandigham, In his speech at Mount Vernon,
Ohio, "advised the people to disregard and resist
the Conscripton Law, and to rise and huFl the
President from power; denouncing the war as
against the rights Of the South" This is going
about as Gar aS he could without taking up arms
10 aid in the overthrow Of the Government. But
still Mr.. d. stated that he had said worse things
than VallandighAm. What kind Of Union Dem.
ocrat is this Mr.. Dugan, Of walla walla, late Of
lOwaf Mr.. Cole indorses Mr.. d. as Q sound
Union man and felow.labOrCr In the canvass
learn that Dugan made one vote against Mr.
Cole and for Mr.. Raynor; aside from this, no
mighty work was done. save to convince every
true Union man that the said Union Democracy
was mostly bastard, secession, dissniOn. =
Yours, GSION.
, 1863-07-09

TURSEY's MORALS AND HABTs.-That l.. Jay
s. Turney's morals and habits are not Of the
best, fair Illustration was afforded on the oc.
casion Of bis trip down the Sound, last week.
Il seems that he left Olympia in company with a
Methodist preacher named Franklin, In . small
open boat and, soon after starting, took from bis
valise bottle Of whiskey, from which he ex.
tracted frequent draughts Of comfort on the
journey. This surprised and Disguised Frank.
lin. who is an earnest advocate Of temperance,
and who soon regretted having fallen in with
such bad company. But he could not get rid 0I
Turney before reaching Port Townsend, where
they separated, greatly to Franklin's relief Al
Port Townsend, we learn, Turney got drunk, en-.
gagged in game Of poker, lost $500 given him
BY Coles friends 10 deiray his election expenses,
and finally had 10 beg for enough money to get
away with. A pity Il is he cannot be sent to
COngressi
, 1863-07-09

Voters, rememberl That George Z. Cole is q
sectional candidate, nominated for bis hatred Of
the "clam-eaters," and avOwedly supported BY
men who have declared they will have no afals-
ton with the citizens Of this Territory residing
west Of the Cascade mountains.
, 1863-07-09

MURDER.-An old resident Of the head Of POri
Discovery Bay, named James Tucker, was found
dead on his farm, on Wednesday last under cir
cumstancos which lead to the belief that he was
murdered. The deed was co nmitted with On
axe, which was found near By. There was nc
clue to tho perpetrators
, 1863-07-09

PUYALLuP CELEBRATIoN.-The settlers
Puyallup valley passed the Fourth 10
agreeable manner, We learn. A ball was
on the night Of the Sd, and the 4th was Ol
In the usual style-reading the Declar'
Independence, oration, public dinner, etc.
, 1863-08-11

eurollmen: lists, and the pol! books, lse pro.
ceeueo TO put do1u every In.n, yGung Or old,
WI oee. 'Ian:e he could dud thereon Alter
completing bis list, be went to Coppa1hsad
Justice OF the. Peace ard requestedAtO he
sworn ns to its ccvrecttess. The J. P. stared
g Wat have you got the enrolment COM
pleted?'. he enQEieel in surprise, evidently
ctag:f6sd 1t the thought 'Certsfnly,"
calmly tpl1ed Hr. Clack. Why, It can't ba
possible" persisted the bewildered imsgis-
t'ate .sIon couldn't enroll. I. SO quick,
Ioho5." "Oh yes it is," responded Ar. G,
" ae5c Is the !is-, and anl ready to make the
feqnt:'te oatH. "Jest let hit s.e the list. will
II" asked the still puzzled dispenser Of law
"Oh, lo objection a; all" replied the enroll
Ing officer, as he handed orer tbs document
j. 2. scanned It for few moments attenfively
and then placing his finger On nnme, burst
out: :" He'll! TINT man hadn't oughter be on
thar; he's too old" Numerous other names
were found whose possessors, from various
causes, were not liable t. enrolment, o. who
had been enrolled In the wrong class. The
Epshct of the matter was, alarm Was soon
Spread over the town that everybody had been
enrolled, whether exempt or not, and tmule-
diately Mr.. Clack had the whole town troop
ing at his heels, clamoriug for corrections Of
the list. Some half a dozen followed him all
the Way to Shullsburg, to have ths1r names
fixed right.
After that Mr. c. had no trouble IN getting
all the information he Wsuled. The people
were as eager to communicate. as they had be-
fore been sullen and RESERVED. The lists for
Benton and New Diggings are compIeted. aud
probably none more full or correct Tlu be
found In the State.
, 1863-08-11

ssScuttling'' Is not very dignided Wort, d,and
docs not imply very graceful action. We do
Women, or rather young ladies' and children
may s.scuttle," a coyeJ of partEidges may
scutt]c when they run under shelter, when
something has frightened them. Young ducks
scutsle when they rush for the water Ia great
haste Young women scuttle when they move
rather faster than walk and try not to run.
scuttling down So that they yy nay ge. 1aso at .
extract VIC give below that "scuttling" may
become fashionable, snd to do the thing
gracefully may be something Of an acconlp.
liehment. Tie Princess Of Wales, MS Will be
seen, actually 1an. after "e!ayating ler skirts, "
ard then "scuttled," In the words of the old
song:
, 1863-08-11


The manner In which the enrolling officer
stole narch On the Copperheads Of Ncw
DjgglnEs, n making the enrolment, is ANU
sing, md gives evidences Of considerable inxc-
uulty on the part Of That functionary,
ABoptist preacher named ClacE HAs an
poipted 10 enroll the town. After travelling
aroupd'eevcral days without finding single
man Of whom be could get anT information,
he concluded It wculdE't pay to GO IN :.th4t
plan Of procedure. Procuring the last years.
, 1863-08-11

The CORES pondent VIC refer to says:
.'Latterly, the Prince and Princess hare ris"
tied Alaershot aud Wimbledon, at the latter
Of which places an tAle1andra' pr1zs was con-
tested for. At the former, on the 18th, there
there was Royal and Ssate reylew-the frat
for two oyesrs-involvinF- the presence Of the
Duke Of Cambridge, Commander.in-Chie OF
the army. aud a sham fight Of due magnitude.
The Princess, who Is d viyAeious Touny lady,
aud really pretty, was exceedingly anxious to
see as much as possible, in attempting which
she 5an doTn q ateep hillside. elevated her
skirts ike any mortal gill, and scuttlea across
tie turze and heather TO another elevation,
leaving tie Duke to follow, much less grace.
fully, and the plump Princess Mary altogeth~
er to decline the Princess Invitation to at
tempt to follow.
, 1863-08-11
E..Qul Mptifr1.

TsTATE OF ORsON sa1ThI;; 4;
,;.o1s ssss g.
& 7Toa sh ssssa..s !: q ;ss
nstY Eeass ef Ceok Gs1sy = on % Sc It Mos
Court Aouse tn ne G rs 8 5taT tho I7>h day thseef.
d's OF 0os I1;kET' TT''ign 4nrra. Administrators
fA..nro July :, Ehas uss
, 1863-08-11

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
pE!IEECE OF An INVALID -Pnblshed for
1~s e...ut- 4-;,d ~ q NTstataE Ard dAET1oH 70
rot ZEN %Ao eufEe: from terrcns Debility. fIe.
~ are Uray Of MaaLaoa. ett supplying II TO sa-t
TIE MKASk OF 6ILF CURE
CT one ho Iat cured r,se!f after being put 70 crest
-t:tc:.e ard l1jnry through medical huobuE And
Ts enclosing cost paid k9drttsed epvalope. s:ngt
cauies . sy he had Vi tue Autnnr+ NATHANIEL MAY
tAI.. - redfcst. Ei1E. Cvucty- h. Z.
, 1863-08-11
=
Cement.
GRxAT D1beoyxxY!IUSEEU1

,azxAr Dzscoy11r:UsEFuL and VALUABLE
DISCOVERY
HuLTON's
1HsDlUB!E CEeAsAT !:
sss t. sf ss &c: S*9s;s' s,:s sss
before Sc pnblc. Il nas he:2
Eproaounesd nY III IS b
Superior to nny
Adhesive Preparation known
Anew 'e10s' H1ltsn's Inso1ubIe Cement
Il new thing, s1d the re,ul. Of
afs e scessz6 sa9z y rHfs5Fiss Ssa9:ss;oa "a
II. r,nh,-sno, Eunderno circu nsts aers or change
cor-spt OF Ell: any ofsn4Te
Boot and Shoe BooT s. SHOE
Manufacturers .,...... ...,,. x.,,,..
II ia i s. best st$ ss;c'e n.ssaos4 saoss
s ifs'Sf1snS sisS 5sS Shtane Re: sse {: !
ted By any change otsempcfasuss
,.-.,... JEWELLERS
ggin nnd 1t su7lciently adhestyo
for their use- - taa been Proved
II is especially adapted
to Leather.
and We claim AZ IN esnee.al
k2MMeA" meftt, tE&. 1t sticks PntcEe3 An1
IiIdngs 10 Roote and Saoea euia
1entlY stsoog without stitching
TITS TIE ONLY
aLlquid. LIQUID CEMENT
E1tsnt, that Is = suze thing for
mandt1g
FURNITURE.
CHOCKEKT,
TOYS.
And articles Of Household uss.
zeueppor. REMEnIBER
Hilton's Iusolnb1s Cement
1s Ia liquid form and as easily
=. applied ss paste.
EHilton's Insolubla Cement
hinsoluble n Eater or oil.
Hilton's 1nsolub1a Cement
Adheres oily substances.
bupp1ed In Family Of Manu-
to 100 pounds
f,c1, HILTON BROS. & co.,
PRopR1EroBs.
PROVIDENCE. T., l.
sold By LORD 4 sM1TH. Wholesale Druggists, q
whom III orders may DO addressed. ja.a:gd2 iyw1AX
, 1863-08-11

I ANDS.-To all waiting Fas7ns.
1.:Ee atd thriving settlement Of vtnesand. Io.N
T1ca ~! large crops twenty acre tractz. q
Hnn n II 70 9ze pei Acrt payable vt1is four Ycas1
t tstsFx ano neS,sf Apply 70 Poktass
f.1a9s s:ntai1r5 suE ialoinAapa. wm be se.t iree.
, 1863-08-11
r 3. SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAB

ICE Clark street, Chicago. III.
soe r.v1reso. and u.1aafsc1Hrer Q: the Es1d Rr'Se
s,-S,s At.e truss VIII Cur. RurtGrt. vi. never rust
t;c cr o. bI.s:,s frees ts cord trtc q! rssseure
u a3weSt saeaa ard COCA :. nex y91EtaesnIeF @ Eng
S;a, H. ftockiaer. A4., &c Send 10: Pamphlets
Is. Mucoxk Par-nt Artificial Leg. tn 1ufkcl Ired "
r E,aco5d 3:6 l:&!k street. Ei3caso, IL. haa ala:y
:1porsant advautnv+s arr Other LIMB eE3wn. L
s-sr7u1ten * g.Yc pes7eft szIVtaction: 5sna !u
nRprtiet. A6 L18e A I. tS-e
, 1863-08-11
4 ca RD.

A ca RD.
The Marine Company Of Chicago.
The Stockholders Of tbs institution say1rg colz1b
nteu and paid In
NEW CASEf CAPITAL.
transact Gtuex BuMnees and o1ters it, services TO
customers and corresponding. tn FL neEied :rznsac
Eors. Under it, amended CahFLeI. two tle1rcs c.
pkrtIen.k are established;
I. h General Deposit, Collection and Loan
Department.
g. Savings and Trust Department.
The bnkness AND uAnsAet.oTs 9. e.ca deps,tner:
required 10 be eutrely dlKtn;t End depeaue1t Ct
each oiher TIN: IL shan N. faads OF tha
F2vt7Es Department Be eopayccd rs It's otheE t1sns
sct!oae or buu3ess OF sa1d Company.
jes-eS.3 an
, 1863-08-11

THE FREEDMEN.
, 1863-08-11

N7ESIERN LAND AGENCY.
~ auNoo acrsa IL lows. 4sn1esot1 snA T. WssSns r.,
mirnte}y desc:tsiIs ssne furnished Ts7es Ea3a
lahts and ts.mt Sod, snc t..les e1snstd u snorl
nea I'll ray1net Of t.xe1 o. ~ 1xuGs placed II -
ee:Ee. N. !. RA6SEY. o;:ss Ho $ ,e nyss 1A1s*
je2-a+.H BIZ
, 1863-08-11

NLy 6uLlefS AnH LHa FuDUS.
4uott t.'e1 bcSs eXye lG Efor1 Lat Ci1Ze14 cE
.e West tnst ne t4s sp2o1n'e ed Measrs :. T. Keed
-. OF CatcaEo h:s agents for tia .a;e q hi: te1s
- army ent;ra4ad Tee@tsI tn q: :; Nsw sorE
LIZ the wo-la 1t bar teeo testcd by the ~bola
t.t64ca Frc1lis. Ind PIon1unGed Is them to BE- TIE
tAls tn the CT tc- Eeyeri year. p.st
ccr.cc Q! fctI quactty of counterfeit sch2sppa
it las been tIlaet Ut by n1exC.AEtx Of the Ncst,
Loc:1irz 20 %vaae tia i:trrA.teE 'uca a. pos
:h-. bs. 49pototsd The above-na11ed urn agents.
~. s2:::;s IN md ta,s G6 the sae1rsst Il II II.
a!.as II :,sv SnrS, TaIAje:ph: and Eashio .ton
~ UDJLThD W'3LfE.
z Beaver st1&Gt New To:k,
2.uDo Cares Of 1v01fe.a Ce1ebKAr
led t3chieitazn Ax-oxu:l.
E{c Se5luN pk,
svr aater. J. Il. REED T. CO. Agents.
,uyA.Ei.ssm LAG Lake stxect, Chicago.
, 1863-08-11
Bnttki1tq a,,b Gxfha,taa.

Bn1kntg ann Gxfbanga.
SuBsoR1pT1oSs TO TIE
UNITED STATES
$40 10 A M
RECEIVED BIT
4. C. BADGER & CO., Bankers,
Southeast corner Of
DEARBORN ANp RANDOLPH STREETS.
CHICAGO Ill.
Ian9kcI-1m1
CTOCKS BY TELEGRAPH.
~ " re prepared to Duy or sell on Commission By
New York Stock Exchange,
1&p HoSps ID Il! scrdssabIe Pubic @ seeasidss hAA
fdseSss: neasa
uAKIN d. HAHRES,
ay2-1co-1m No.2k Clark street.
VEKM1LYE & CO.,
b a N X f r. =,
No. "a Wall ST., New York,
WILL cos11SUR 10 frE87sH
q. S. HEE-TWENTY BONDS
As 1orE issued by Government 4. par md interest,"
CHI CkE On City ~ .H received In payment.
INTEREST On BONDS to commence on day Of de-
Constanly on hkud. 10. sa}e 1t market rate;
Us. Par Cent. Coupon Bonds Of 1s1.
u :. Cetifncstes Of f1ndebtcdness-1ntereet payab1e
o. s Certificates Of indebtedness Interest payap:e
Seven Thirty Treasury Eotes.
Maturing Certificates Of indebtedness collected Or
Received In Payment Of anJ Of TAG nb1ye-
VERMILYE Il CO.
GEO. C, SMITH & BRO.,.
~ Successors 70 J. W. DRxHL Co..
ncLARK STREET, CHICAGO,
Receive Deposits, Make Advances upou Pro-
duce in Store and Shipments, End transact
General Banking Busiusss.
ExAp. DEE1 d Co. DrEuI q Co.
New Icsk. [c1Jsdiss1yl Philadelphia
, 1863-08-11
Ap,1n1issIpt Rtrehants.

Nl GENERAL
E0TMTSEl0N MEKCHANTSs
- Son.h Water ttree:. CElcazo. Ill r O. Cox sf57.
W+K11n-A~.0co lbs+ Of Vol. oa Eastern croe.a.
Scperpr Nhi,8 Writer and spt4Lx What F111t 10.
CIV TrAde tyl& tSlS 4E
, 1863-08-11

i ONDON EYE AND EAR
j, lsf1EMART, No. ,.6. co.uer. OF Randolph End
1tG.t,.-E streets Chicago, Ill
III .'ca'e. L~2.. t}cnl+t a1d A1rst, SID oEtEtNM
prorrieo: of the LorAon Eve and Ear 1anrmafy: ~
c-::G y Al pcrkors tbs. he u no more conEsE
-t WITH h's -reTtout advertising nEfnt. NJ Ncy
.sr:y shere ht has simply been employe9 g
Ar q t!ie ias:tut.on .1scS tue af4t aay Gl inss
q ..Es - ,o;.as'e worth Of tue osdce to.anrc o5
:,>.E. a.; medicine Office hours fso1o 70 = H. &Ao
!. ~ ctotF. IL. Pos, Ot;ce ORA ser 6se.
=
, 1863-08-11

THE M z nYEktES OF IHE
-t'lLET ere ossea caposce in eos.equsnse &C.: 9:
-. L.. y; Q usc l.:::IsTADu!so'S EXCELSIOR H41E
=. :. kaUY spt fe.} rsa. 1hctr ftc-rt II *tc1fe.
no MORTAL EYE
Ca- t,s.iE :st The tlscEs aad browns produced W
rs aye t7on these impaired by the Crcstor-
NO DESTRUCTIVE ING 4 EDIENTs
!s':.ir .lst caa tbr4ve e. IN hny way tntusa the
l.: El+.es -itn :ue fhE:EksATlyf sceE1AaAR
MI: .:A::r; Cd by ! Cl,IsTaDiil:u. Aror MnqsH
s'tw S'k fn1d e<eEy Rht-s. Aad AP7Hod " AZ Asn
t.-. IT14- -EJs-4Nls
, 1863-08-11
jls1IrG1lIe.

DAGn, STIFF EECk IND JOiNT5, SrEA1Nat
BEl:1sES. GIFTS AID WouNDS FILES. ILEs.
hhnHaSnSi akS HERvuns @ Hi bisol:bEks. 6a5E HsA "
Eoran Of which II IS ! speedy and certain -eret3
-aEd aeper fails THIS L1itent Is prepared from the
recipe OF Ur. Stephen Sweet. Ct -tuanetticut. the
famous bona sett5t and has been used tn ha practice
To- more than twenty 5ea-s witt tue most aatouhlng
Is AN AII.EV1ATOR OF PAIN, 1t IL urstrallnd
by any preparation hefore tho public ct which the
ncet kke9Lictl may be coaytnced By single lg1al.
This Ilnstaertwi cnre :apidy aud radically Eeen
mhtic Dts0rl%rt 0t every Kind. ard In thousande OF
There eas beau used 1t hos ueveS feen Known
FOX NEURALGIA, It viii atfosd irmedtats reliei
In eyerT tAse, ha a~eref distressing.
1t VIII relieve tha WORT Cases OF HEADACHE 10
three minutes, and IL warranted 70 do It..
FSH FSGFHEAv IS iii se5s As
ElTCDE. arising from hH7rutehE5 or ozcess, thiA
I1ntnent Ia = most hapay and un&aIJaE rsmedy. ACT
lag directly upon the e1votts tis*cc1 stse3Ethen1
and the system aud festoreats to ei4stcsy
FoR PiLEs-Asa an external remedy, We clalrn that
u the HEsT known, Antt we challenges the world to
produce y sa1ah Every y1Gsim q thiS dtstrsssiag
afford nlp ed!ate reief and In n:rsy Of cases viii
eisSa pGiSsT FIX AKb sot:H rHEo.T arc oncrtmes q.
temely msljg1aut and dangerous. but timely Rpot.
cation Of this I:niEaent viii aev3y ~ t. cure
ment OF the toints Liable t. occMrif neglect The
worst casa Eay be conquered By thls 1tntnens In two
- .KiiisGs' isifs IS CUTE WOUNDS. SORES, ULCERS.
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TO avold imposition. observe the Signature 1.*ItKe
rcss Of Or. Stephen Sweet on every label. and also
"stephcE Sweet. IntaTlbla LntEear" blown In the
glass Of e1ch bottle without which zone a1c Eenuiae
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Sole PropEietors. Norwich. c.
For aa1e By LORD 4 SMITH, General Western
Agents; e Lake street. Chicago. I'd z dsa,sss
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

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PniLADELPHIA. Nov s-Arr bark A Cochran, Pen.
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rre Nessr.a" o"essss ss ha%1rPsssins p.s. Boston
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Wizard P"lson samoss lts Hsas P.bSy Eisei.
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@nsy ssn ss rsn sna Ssacph Sna rs'd'
PORTSMOUTH. Nov s-Arr brig Annandale, Jones' Phil-
PROVIDENCE Nov 5-Arr steamer Pelican, Walden. IN
York: shrs 1royn Bishop. and Isabel Alberto Took
Georgetown DC; Chas Dennis, Smith, and Alice, Hal.
lett Baltimore; Sophia Godfrey. Maford, Phladelphia
Emira Rogers, Brown vgilant aaunders Alexr Hemer
Kenyon James sherman Arion. Kelley, and Flight,
Gibbs Embellishments; Diadsm Ludlam. and Commerce.
Matilda Armsrong Jabes White Potter: Florence Can
daee: 8 Mount, Girard. and Wakefield Caswel NYork
PAwTUCKET Nov 5-Arr sebs Dean. Coof. Phia-
de'phia: Charter Oak. Kolev. Rondout
ROCKLAND, Oct 3l-Sld schrs Bilow. Emery Nyork;
Nov l. augusta. Gregory; John Adams Hatch. and
Snow. Achorn NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 3-sld ship Young America Jones.
Philadelphia.
SALEM Nov 3-Arr schrs Minnesota. Smith, Phadep
nh Cordery Dnughty, and II Rogers. Rogers. Phils
depha; Phenx Headlev Elzabethport Mary Alice Perry,
Port Even sd3 large neet of coasters bound Il; 4th
SOMERSET Nov b-Arr schr Albert Thomas Thomas
Georgetown. DC. r0.
TAUNTON. Nov i-Arr schr Mantle willis Eli7abehpor
WAREHAM. Nov 3Arr schr Spring Bird Kelley. Eliza
behport Sid 4h schrs Bayles. Bayles, aud Bun
ton. Sherman NYork
| WEXFORD. Nov Arr soop e Wells. Baker, Eliza.
bcthport.