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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
BEST STfCII KNOWN.

Any one, ven of tue, most ordinary c.p 81 city,
can see, ct glance, how to;snscTthe letter.A
Family Sewing Machine. Our FalnilysSewins
Machines are fnishedSin chaste and exquisite
style. S'7' tE177@s
q The Folding Case Of tie Family Machine is
= piece OF s. !. F Il
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
THE VOLUNTEER.

We are prepared to do any and. all kinds Of
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

q
Call and examine our
Machines before pur-,
chasing clscw here. We
manufacture q large
variety of>tylcs Of each
stitch: and adapted to
the Requirements Of
Families and Manufac-
turcrs OF goods where
~ wing is employed.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
EAGLE GRIST L. g..
FIGURING MILLS

On Spring Crock 1.-Two and a ha]fmiIes from
Red Wing. i.F - ./'' -
This suIieriunf watcrj Flour and Grist Millisl
now prepared with all modern improvements.
for doing the best Of work. And ali work done
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

and also ofa!i the principal Msrkets in the conn
try. And this item alone is worth more to
every farmer in the County than
, 1863-03-03

And this reminds me Of STORY told of
Gen. Butler. " will not 60 back to New
0rleans,' says the General, "unlesss l can
more 90 "Wc haven't them to givc,h replies
Mr.. Lincoln. "Then why don't you raise
more-put the draft upon New York! Raise
that forty thousand who should have been
raiscd in that State last fl1l!" t'Mr. Sey-
mour says 1t will not do to draft In New
York." answers Lincoln. "Then I would
draft Seymour" asserts Butler. I will not
youch for the truth Of this story, hut I hare
heard It from lips that rarely tell anything
that is not true, and 1t sounds very like Bnt-
Ter, and must confess not unlike Mr. Lin
coln,-Wdxh, Cor. Sp,in1fie{R Repub}ican,
, 1863-03-03

4 FEMALE CoPrERIHAD.-A Mrs. Wallace,
Of Museatine, Iowa, wife Of the President Of
the Democratic Club, in that city, in her ha-
tired Of the American flag, on the occasion of
the celebration Of Washington, walked up to
IN American Flag floating In the street, in the
presence Of large number Of people, aud
spit upon it. The venom of this reptile in
petticoats did little OF no injury to the dag.
, 1863-03-03
Etaal Notices.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
Se1sG e &4ss
Gneena f1ineis . ". HieEmaa snd fssehsn woodward.
defendants In Chanccry.
Afidoyit Of tile uoa-Tesldencc Of the defendants
above named. having been fled n nc once q the
hereby atren to The kaid defendants fhat the
paln1nt fled his bill CT complaint IN said Court. on
tho Chancery side thereof on the E%entynrtt uaF Of
February 1sa and that Summons thereupon Issued
ont of ssid Court against ss1a detsndsan Ietnsnaoe
on the nrss Monday OF March nc1t tis as Is b. law
Nv. un1ess YOU. the said Edward Gheen, Francis
" Hickunu and Pascha1t woodward. shal personally
be and appear before said Superior Cont Of Chicago
fstieot e T 10 1t Sclden It cGesso s.d County On
the nrbt Monday Of March lss @ sn1 plead ansEer O.
deur to the said co1aplalnAnts Dill OF complaint the
sAe and Tho matters and things therein charged and
stated. will be taken as confessed Aoo decEec en-
tered against sou e T. E ssis e
nsnxL, G.EL WILLIAMS. comr1es' solfs.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Receiver
j. of Tno Artisans Bank Of tho City Of Nev York.
Ststo of New York granted tho esth day Of July,
1862 vii sell 2t Pubic Auction. on the mn (sth} day
Of March, 1861 by Gfbert Sampson. AucttoneeEs, Il
the North door of the Court Aonse N inc CI of Gu.
'f = os'9ek
Ing to the said tho Artl1ane DAnf:
Lots one ~ to twenty {sQl inetusye IN block i've
fs In AtrhtrN Addition to chicago. Htnate lying aad
6fnE L. ne Gf @ naats s9S
Tho tesm1 Of 6ata aro cash;,r
Receiver OF the Atttsans' Bank City Of NeH YoEk.
! Chase, STORM 4 Mun8Qn. Atto<1e1s, l1is z&3sd
, 1863-03-03
RH' CAT ARR II!
Or. SeeIcy.s Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
Catarrh or Cold in the Head.

Its eatcr to CGteT.h than Consumptfon and bY
curing first prevent the latter. PcFtons should
understand TINT the better ~sT to cure consumption
10 Prevent It.
The sy,nrsoms of Gas7s.a - taey generally aprea,Fj
nnd md that they hare frequent attacka and
sentative 10 the changes Of temperature In this con
and acT!d. afterwards becoming thick ND adhesive.
c,raeed n quantity and changed in quality: they aEn
now thick and and either Eot Ed q blow
irr the nose ere tey rall into the throat and are
Asxkcd or coughed OFT. The secscsions arc offensive.
cauxlg lad breath the voice s thick and nasat tbs
1irpyed; deafness fre4uent:r takes plnce. :,
~ the aid OF the LIQUID CATAf.tai REMEDY. ell
Eicse synptons can he etIectua!ly removed.
l1iee OF the tatarrh Kennedy fcH-*udic.cnt for use
one n,out With full and clear directions. ecut By ex-
prrts.
Office, 1872 South Clark Street, Up stairs1
Address Dr.. D. II. EEELYE.
1cu-vl5, sm Post Office box <3al, ChicaRo. Ill.
, 1863-03-03

r OTTERIES.-John A. Morris
Il 4 Co.'S Delaware Sts:e Lottery Will DC ola"a II
. Every Wednsnday and Saturday
Circulars Of Tciets addrcsS Al. HAcHE.
fe2&a1p9 In 169 Broadway. n. Z.
, 1863-03-03
A CA RD
Deafness and Blindness.

DR.. UNDER FOOD Oculin and Aurist. Operative
Surgeon. II Randolph street. near thcShernsn House,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Dr. hah devoted his professional life 70 0phthhtnoic
and Aufnl Medicine and surgery and receives monthly
sl the new aud ingenious Instruments and arrsratus
and the different modes OF treatment used Tor the re-
Lief and Of these aticto8s il all the O?hthAlmlc
and Aural Jospitas and 1utr1naries Of London Paris
ancient and modera operations for neafaesa Cataract
Artificial Pupil. Cross Eye. Eutropium. Ectrortnn,
tumofs ems and spurious g1owths Of every dcscrlp
uon. Artificial Eyra nnd EsE;prums inherited, @ aad
AuslscoIe otoscore rha3'.so.saps and ophiG;a31s
illuminate the whole exterior. inter o- aud postcr1ot
parts Of tie Eye md Ear Tins revealing the cause and
atesto hcrn thouEht forever hidden In darkness md
4mpcnetrable obscurtty. ft11Z519lm
, 1863-03-03

:, .-..---,
tlst W. .re":.,ize liz, ar trns pstrot wostaV
leader ard 1n Eoncet mai aud that i will eyer bs
na;c to co,xnant: III. '''o''@ 'e''' ''$@7s
Ee,G1ted, That VIC tender to Richard Yates or
tbauks fur AIs natriottc and drr, cuE;se "a Eo-cr
Eor Of our State ard that .;c arc rra,!r and vi
inS irtr. aeon ard cr!,nG make it Necessary IL his
les Vic arc cndcayor,-to 10 rob him or Ia nat
nrt1crliyhnd turn ouz staf'' oyer to JET: .Da:is,
lctiless 10 take heed in t;1:c, ior tlrlc viii b.
day OF reckoning wheu they necd expect no IL
sors.
-rtn nnran,-so ,'o -ob,,;1,. IL u. netst.ee
~ H. tbcv cp,.ir Ia 49, N an H., - 1 Sizes
ttnn IN with W. xnnid ,,,lt nr,ra t,1:,J oaf Ju ~
that the Jra;1era n fhn rroiiin,, he Tir w. M oo
ceiyc snch nu,,ishment ~ thev dsscrva ~ = ~.
nennle retnr1, tn fIJr s11c.tIrres tn fhe Co,;.n
tinn ~ ~ o'4'N''u
Hc,o7rt5 That 7rc co,dcu, thc rowan ,,,,-s..o
b. ~ ,1o4r,.nt ,.ttv T.; ~, fI;noss III
- +ho1r sf1art n r.usa ,fssctiafact;or ,. ~,
t,n.a - a-t1 .;1;1.ns ~ tsa stst. - e17 @ ~.
rrc5ft ~ the United States Eoyrrnmuni md IN ~
:.aoiI,. ~ s 49,, ~ ~, nIoetin fa1t nnu u
w. ~ ~ t;n. H. h,ttaa - nrr rnnnt ""1e
P4te1rsJ mat wn srnd this .-rssot,r, IN
~, brs4b+en I, anna fron, 1,7inci. .rG ~
,1a uu9 he!t rith a1.dnnas anI nr,je tla;- aua ~
t;or IN a o;rinr 1Tarnino tn .te to,,es n onr
rear that fhe 1cssnn We are learning on The boodT
neid Of battlc vii be 1Iodiv pnt Fl execution IL
cssc thrv mtternnt ~ r,he sganst the Htats nr Ma
tionsl Goycnncnt
AAe apo'e Resolutions "ele 1oopteo ~
, 1863-03-03
THE THREE RFA1EDIES.-Dr

liz IHIkNE 1EEUIEDIE IE0.~DI.
Il J. n sehcnch. OF 1'htl.delphta. one Of tho most
vcutor of three medicines which have nequlrei er
tensys s,a vel ms!.ted reputation Ihsse srts:s.
Weed Tonic" and +'schesck'e Mandrake Pills." each
of which II proved to be medicine Of surpr1!!nE Ell
mi aeknoul:dee TO be almost. or quite beyond the
nnonnr el, nd RAJ Sen
made By ,: scaeask,s pGmonc syrup the u:il!ty OF
~. more than twenty i've yaars ago was ahau-
doneu - is physicians ae tncurahle-a OF The mot
zate stage. being present. TIE use Of this eErup
Dr. S. Was restored to perfect health Tho Sea Weed
auxiliay remedies consnmrsise e;ses o. thy nay
Strengthening and rurgauvc medicines are required.
tbs Testimony OF many respectable pcr.ons Is given
to Ahow that these ree medicines have effected soma
OF The extraordinary cures on record For sale
by ali uructl6ts and ptatela. fcSSt
, 1863-03-03

kk
coWAaY. located Ut Hartford. Cona.
Tho capital IL FUrxx1 HUNDRED
IARs, au1ts paid up.
ASSETS.
Real Estate unincumbered.. ...........
Cash Oh hand aod In BAuk....-.--....-
Cash IN the hands OF At 'ts and IN tr1a
Mortgage Eoad;. s ner cent. semi
Mortgage Bouds, ! per cent., semi. IN
nnat Interest. ....,,.,.,,..,,,.,,,,,
aiostsaEe Eo1d.. per cent. seni al
nral interest,
Rochester City Bonds. ! per cent. seni
annual Interest.
BROOKLYN Gty honds, e pr cent. semi
Hartford ~ i Bonds. per : cent. { . semi &c
jersey CITY lsoads. 6pe- cent, se1rI
Milwaukee City Bonds. il PEI Ct, .it,aii sami
annual Interest.
New I, York + Sig y+ Bonds. & ger Ct. aasl
United States Stock, 5 per cent. semi
ANIMAL interest. t...................-
United States Skocf- 8 per cent, semi
Unlstd States treasury Notes, 31 be X
cent. sezn!annual Interest. ......
! United States Certificates OF Indebted
Tess. Iter cent. interest accrued
Kentucky State Stock, 6 per Ct. sem
Annual interest
NV foEk sts,e Stock. 6 per cent
quarterly interest
seml-aanral iatercst....... ........s...
Ohio State Stock. s per cent. srmi. Al
Michigan State stock, s per cent. .seni
| 2unu1f Interest. .........x..r.,,.
I Indiana State stock. 2K per cent, SEN
annual interes& s&.............,,,
Connecticut s,ate Temporary Loan.
ana 8 per cent -..-.-.-..--..-.---..,
go Shares Hartford and New Have
Railroad Company St2ck:-.....
1o7 Sharts Boston And Worcester Ral
road Company Stock.
50 Shares Conn. River Co. Stock.
50 Shares Citizens Bank Stock, Wa
80 sha Tes stafford Bani . { stocf, j; ST. /:
/ ford Springs, Conn, ...-..........
| IS Shares Eagle Bank Stock, Prot
IN ss.s:;; ssaes; ksIcis I; { bunk s;oct; Bo;io
10 saases s:i.sv Fnni R:nt s.os,
RcEton. Mns4. ......--.....-....
20 Shates Bank Of tho State Of No, 9
Louis. .AN,..................
100 Eh1ft4 Merchants Bank Stock S
Louis. Mo. ..................,,,,
20 Shares Mechanics Bank Stock. S
Louis, Mo.
40 ShAres Farmers sud Nechanies ii
Stock. Phi1adGrhIA, Pa.
10 shares Aeina bank STOCK, Haf1
ford. .Cpun,.......
100 ShaftA Bank a. Hnrttf1rd Cnnnt
Stock. Hartford. Conn, ,,....
100 Shares Charter Oak BAnf 3toc(
nartlord. Eonu. u.-.........-......
m Shares CITY Bank Stock, Hartft,rt
Com. ...,,,,,,,.
IS Shayee Exchange Rank Stock Har,
, 1863-03-03
FIENDlSH OUTRAGE.
The CorpAe OF an Union Soldier Res.
uFccted By Copperheads.

from the Rochester und) Chronicle, asth.1
On Wednesday Of Last week was perpetrated
in our county, one Of the most dis: graceful
acts which it has ever been our lot to record,
and which will brand the guilty participants,
with infanly through their whole future lives.
Our readers will remember the announce
mcnt In our columns, d few months since, Of
the death Of our esteemed fellow citizen, F. G.
Hamlet, soldier in the 29th Indiana yoluu-
tecrB. About three months nj er his death,
his body Was sent home for burial among his
friends, il accordance with his Inst wish, and
was duly inferred in graveyard not far Distant
from his late residence, In New Castle town.
ship. So long time having elapsed since his
death, the boGy Was, of course much decayed,
especially as 1t was impossible for his son. who
is still member af the 9th, to obtain M air
tight coffin Immediately, and for these reasons,
1t was deemed in1udicfons to open the coffin
when It arrived here.
1t Was but short time until some cowardlT
Copperhead started the story that Mr. Ham
let's body had not been brought home, but
that the coffin contained arms with which the
Abolltionlsts werc about to commence war
upon the innocent and unsuspectipg Demo-
Gratis. With eyes staring from their sockets,
these brdre men rctailcd the silly faleschood;
and, absnrd as the stupid Invention seemed to
men Of sense, the whole hungry pack of cow
:rdly New Castle hyenas swallowed it with
delight, and threatened to disinter the coffin.
40"> 4o"G'C!t uGcMcu II FosslBIE lu1t tNC
Wretchcs would carry out their threats. It
seemed scarcely possible that things could be
found In the form OF men, that would desc
crate the grave Of q neIshbor, who had fallen
In the service OF Ids country. But partisan
cowardicc and hate reach Etr enough TO insult
even to dead!
Accordingly, on Wednesday Of last week, a
party Of some thirty or forty Of the New Cas-
tic Coppcrfeals, armed with rifles, shot-guns,
1egolYers, &c, proceeded to the grave, and
having stationed their pickets, to prevent in
terruption, commenced their infamous work.
In the mean time, the wife Of the deceased,
mud Mr. Henry Hamlet, 4 brother, having ar
rived, protested against the proceedngs, but
in vain. The coffin was soon reached, and
taken from the gruvc. The hycnas then pro-
ceeded to open It, but finding the lid we'll Sc.
cured, they split it of .riM al. az, aud found
the body Of the dead soldier. Their dcEilisl1
mallgnity being grati1ed, they replaced the
coffin In the grave, and again filled 1t with
earth.
We have been unable to obtain n list OF tho
names Of all the perpetrators Of this outrage,
as the leaders threatened to kill any person
who should give the names Of those engaged
In it, to Mrs. Hnmlct. The following arc
the names as far rs furnished Us, for. our roll
, 1863-03-03

Httsrfl[dnsuus
A Valuable Medicine
FOR EVERY FAMILY.
S = ;:ssse9s g - fssS I'll I'll
L2at aud appetizer.
ROBACK'S
STOMACH BiTTERS.
kP01cARfS i: i =; ;$;;:; i;
RoRAcK,s
ST1MACHBiTTERS,
FHYSsnftEsG It. a! sections Of TIC city and
FHlCisaAo saa seEsvs iaa 9aa Esco
R0BACK'S
STOMACH BIT7ERS.
GRccERS f ssp y ssa.ess5 sss*s s I'd
RoBAcK's
STOMACH B1TTERS.
s'v sAA Hotei.'" without stock of
KOBACKsS
STOMACH BlTTERS.
uneDFYk1 e Throughout the army Of the
st~ bic tonic. ncd are using, for the
soldiers.
RoBAcK.s
STOMACH BiTTERS.
al1T1 Ene In every regiment ought to l1aye. aad
SUliEkS n.oy havs Introduced and highly
ROBACK'S
STOMACH BITTERS,
LADIES' g s. $}safEs 6: Ss::ss l;Ss5
use
ROBACK,S
STOMACH BlTTERS,
etehfbUU1 Et,iRE ioss iSss,ss So g. sp!5i;.; :
the system generally, should not
MI to 9uT bottle Of
R0BACK,s
STOMACH BtITERS,
or.c. ". RoBAcK. Prop. Cincinnati
G. 4. COOK, Chicago, General Agent.
onBce2I as Nasket.st, Lind Block.
Sold at wholesale By ECLLLR q FINCH, LORD q
RoEAHELD. WRIGHT 4 FRENCH. II retail 81
alfSs bYehE sHAIlE G s4Es M,EGE THSSSGM SSSAT NAT
H. DIIIlEGHAM II JERDAE Jas W1ILARD ana
, 1863-03-03

LIABILITIES

LA B 1L1T4
7hs ;I e due OF not
LOSES adjusted and due NonM.n No.Mno
Losses pEad;usfcI ID suspense, 1i:ions
fpFthss n!9of s"atssted Of IT A..
ssnals. for printing. &c.
70 tiss no s
Village OF Nl.,ck vnres, mud depends uuon The con
TDas IT, ths
Hs11osp, HasT',sa 1aMRni 5sans17 ii. Ssisssa isS:
ss-Ha1ttosd. Janunry lst 1865.
a:ss a! ss nsy o,.
Ex1Fz ssTFsay SOLEMN oa, 5a; NJ
AETNA HESkr Fece
foRrory.11
Certificate to expire On the stzt day Of Janusr 1861
AcDr'eHs or11sz srtTs f.C.s1. ., 11I1ISsrs + I
WutEEAs, Tho Aetna Insurance Company. located
At Hartford, In tbs state Ut Connecticut has ttd IN
reau!red p1 AZ 1es 70 requisite ths Assnce. of IN:
snfanee Companies NOT incaEporated b! Tie STATE Of
fss; i
q ns q
te tselss s az
Agent sns ,aa q
aushortrnE him 70 acknowledge servtce Of process
behalf OF said Gompa1y conserving that stEyico
olpFoces8 upon HIM tho had Agent shall be taken and
held 70 be as valid = Z npon the ComnaaT aad
Now therefore, In pursuance Of tac pEnTtsions Of the
acts aforesaid. l. Jesse =. Dubois. Auditor OF Public
The saId Guslen S. Hubbard and Charles u. Hu1t. ol
Chicago Is authorized a. Al Agent for the said Com
s:ate until he aay e Jann3Ey u ths yes,
legally cmpo Ecrtd 50 to do by said Company.
f~>, In testimony whereof. hsre htreunto sub
3srAL Ecrihel my name and an xcd the seal Of ny
49, Office at SnFing g1eid this 18th day Of January
L. D. 1a3. JESSE &. DUBOIS, auditor r. 4.
, 1863-03-03
DIPTHERIA! DIPTHERLA!

uiattr Dsrthcsia Cure GuAEASTEEp TO cUEE II ALI
CAsEn OR THE NoxBY RkrrSpnp. The trade supplied
By Lord Smith, Wholesale Drnggiss. 3 Lake street,
x,I,,r.oo fecs aT15m
, 1863-03-03

STAT EMENT OF the condition
or TIE
@!IN A
Insurance CorapanV

On the 1st day ot January A. D. 1863 asrequIsed By
the Laws Of the State Of Illinois.
CQPA4Y located Ut Hartford. Cons.
Tho capital IL Furxx1 HUNDRED Tnprs.x Dol
IARa, an1ts paid up.
, 1863-03-03

- s@4ld I'D at Eho!e5ale Eho!e5ale by EELLLR e FINCH. LORD &
ROEAHELD. WRIGHT 4 FRENCH II retail 81
BLISS e., sHAKFE, I + = WRIGHT & FRENCH, NAM
II. H.DI1L1EGHAM, II JHROME. Jas WILLARD and
by Druggists and Dealers generally. thsoughout the
Northwest. felt.191Ily.eod
, 1863-03-03

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, 1863-03-03

GRAVE RODBEHa.
Orange Atrtdyh, james -Iellens,
Geo. Enn07as, lPo1t. Coplen,
y. F! Montgon,ts3, Israel DE- Boil,
Nash. Horn, Els !Strosnyder,
Israel Dfn.y, Tier Sdnns,
Geo Barter, Hoses -Ntllcns,
-altr BaTT.h, .uarti1 Duet.
James Copltn,
Let the poor soldier, who may fall in battle
or By disease, far away from home and friends,
be buried among strangers. for there his
homes may rest undisturbed; no vanda1 will
desecrate his grave; it remains for the free,
dom hating .potroons at home, to commit
such fiendish sacrilege.
We are glad to say that portion Of the SO.
called Democracy dcnouncc this outrage
though many of them approve It.
, 1863-03-03

That the Democratic party nre determined
to carry out their plan Of IN armistice aud
peace, which simply means the acknowledge
lnent Of the Southern Confederacy, is evident
GUS county meetings since the adjournment of
the Legislature, and also from the speeches Of
their leaders. You will rembe1nber that Sen
ator Green Of Mcssac, the leading member Of
the party In the Senate, in his speech at Cairo
q few days since, announced that the pro-
grammc Of his party had been framed, and
would be carried out, and that the only only
reason Of the adjournment Of The Legislature
to June was to lay the matter Of peace aud
armisticc before the people, He said the
Democratic party would tx its platform upon
the demand 10 the President to withdraw his
proclamation of emancipation, and upon an
arnaiStier during which the peace measures
would be arranged.
Senator Green Is man who speaks by au-
tl,ority:. When leaving here, heard him say
frsught with peril to itself as 4 party; that
they had staked all upon the hazard Of the
die, but that they were bound to carry out
their programme to the letter, come what
might. And have no doubt they will carry
it out unless the masses of the people and the
Adninist ra, ion show such powerful opposi-
tion tLerc.o as will render 1t utterly hopeless.
It will be seen that the Democratic pro-
granlne embraces two items: First, to de-
inaud Of the President tha. he will Withdraw
the Emancipation Proclamation. But should
he do so, will the Democracy then support .
war to which they were opposed at the outset
and which only the overwhelming force Of
public opinion compelled them to apparently
acquiesce in! No, for the programme de-
n,ands not only the withdrawal Of the Procla-
nation, but also the abandonment of the war,
or in other words an arsnisticc. No one be-
ieycs that the war could ever progress again
were IN arnistice proclaimed. The South
would be able TO procure MI their supplies
from abroad and send out all their cotton.
At the end Of sir months they could defy us US
on the basis Of acknowledgement, with no
doubt very favorable boundary line for them.
, 1863-03-03

FOR SALE = Choice Farmino
l. Lard. Ictye- 40 a.rcs of III, hes, 60.
T. ns nesots for '.e At - ner cssH. said sad
North Of the IcEa iEr. within X 1nIle. Of th,frne
town- with niil. sehoa:s &C. and has nc1erfatnEk
M af11lW
, 1863-03-03

i4tR. S..LE.-S go feet on Ontario
!. :snset. - e-s. acnsbo1a AID Woieo:t "a :
s'eca on = es.ra..r IT S:s.e and Qla.:y stret.s
10 ,es,r for .S .waser between Lato And I.aado3h.
WE, -. - hini b~t:toFn OF IS roons aud S11
~ ,tar 1arn's''ro Tor sale. T.WHEELEt oYrr No.
S.a4 ASAteea- uIa6lQ1W
, 1863-03-03

will be entirely cured by the Constitution Water,
II taken for ylength Of time. The dose should
vary with the severity Of the disease, from twenty
drops to teaspoonful three tines day, in water.
During the passage OF the Calculus, the pain and
urgent Symphonic, should be combatted with the
proper remedies, then followed up with tho Con-
etitution Water as above directed,
, 1863-03-03

The Stock and nond Transfer Books Of the Comr.ny,
transfer agency In the city New York Will bo closed
the 1csh day OF February and remain closed until
Il ia rESs.td II. ii. BARNES. Secretary.
, 1863-03-03

have spoken Of the unparalleled system Of
bribery and corruption carried on during the
lato session Of The Legislature. They were
the rule all through tie session. 4 gentle.
man related m instance in illustration Of the
extent to which bribery was carried, in my
hearing, 4 few days since. He stated that one
Copperhcad member was solicited to vote for
the appropriation to pay of the mortgages
against the State for debts incurred By IT In
tile erection Of the State Normal School at
Bloomington. Of curse, this action was
merely to save the property to the State. The
Coprerhead very coolly asked the nice little
tnrn pf $t4k1 fur T3e yntel
, 1863-03-03
TIE CURATIVE

properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of secretion and by altering the con
principle Of the food ia not converted into su-ar
long as the system is nnder the influence OF the
, 1863-03-03

P. Son the steamer Black Hawk, and as 4
wounded soldier from the field Of Shiloh, had the
homer Of making your acquaintance Until my
dslpg hour shall remember the kindness you lar
ished on me, and your compliments on my courage
have since nervcd my heart in batle and danger.
Please accept thanks for kindness which saEed my
life, and whf@h lifetime cannot repay. 0nen,
when sinking to slcep, hare prayed. as now do,
and will ever do while life remains, that God may
bless you, Richard YAtcs.
Since saw you, have been promoted to my
preeent position and my beloved Colonel johnson,
acting Brigndicr Of our brigade, who Knows wiaas
am IL battle. has recently recommended nc to :
trust that you will believe that your Kindness was
not thrown away when conferred BY you 70 gen.
erouely On you! soldiers nelieve me- the tsns nj \
renewed efforts to merit it, and feel confident thai
this remembrance will ineitc me to win an houoE
| tame Farewell, dear Governor,
, 1863-03-03

These Dangerous and Troublesome
Diseases, which have thus far Re-
sisted the bcek Directed Treat.
mcnt, can be completely con~
Irollea By tho Remedy
now before US!