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understand tat tue better Way to cufe consumption
Ihc symrtoms Of Catarzh they generally aprear
x.c 1t first vo.y slight. Persons and teJ n1sS eo!n
and md ta tey ssys e9Isna aa IL tas noa
dtsou tic nose may &c dry Q? sS:t dtscharEe I'm
Asd aerd afterwardl becoming t,ieK 1ud aaaes1Fe
~ nc fiErase becomes e}rosc the dEcharses ~ IN
crcssel tu quantity. and chnEeil 10 dualsg .ey
fSE nc nosc OF clse tcy 1all into ths t. oa. aad aro
Eawked OF coushed otI The sscIstao' - arc Offensive
s:ausanE bad bfeatl. the voice u ck and uasai the
eycs Ere weak. tie sense o. sns. is esseacd or de-
siroyea: deafness t7eqne:nT,t;y ,. #; T. p!ace
.acfc SYMPTOMS czA be etr. r.c.ra,lT removed.
Tfict Of tic Casarh rcinedv $aOCsutjc!ent for u5o
nne n,oath With full aad ce.f directions. sent by cx
prcts.
Office, 1872 sonttt Clark Street, mp stairso
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ocu-y'Z.sm Post omce Box ISL. Chicago. III,
!i>HE GOOD SAMARITAN
j.. positively cures Consumption. and n1l discasea
leading to It, Ca state your case hy letter. vita
stamr. Advice frce. Delay is dangerous yon arc
10 calonci Or mercury used Medctaes ssnt By mall
or express. OEce and Laboratory ~ Sonth Clark
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uiatts Diptlc:s Curc. GUARANTEED 70 crHE1E ALI
CASES. OF THE HONEY REFUNDED. The trade supplied
ty Lord & Smith, Wholesale Druggists 3 Lake street
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SAND DOLLARS ot etx per cent. Coupon Bonds Of
Cook County, Illinois issued In pursuance ofa3 act Of
the General Assembly State Of and pava-
bic At The once or the Treasurer said County tn the
City Of Chicago in Years from tho rss day Of April
l~s3: interest pay ahle semi annually.
ii tic time Above mentioned (Sia.eh .. 1S3 at 10
o'clock T. Ny the bids xtllbe opened At the su2er-
1Iso1a' Eoou1, In the Court House, In Chicago.
The right to reject AGJ Or al BID ESsersea n9Ss t
making proposals W{i please state the size OK &ne
The entire indebtedsess Of Cook County exclusive
Of the above il only Thousand DolArsand
Il z. CULVER
PAUL CORNELL.
II. c, NILES,
AARON GIBBS
Erecisl C0r1 Cnnk CnuntY Hoafd Of Superylso1E.
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W EsTERN sl ;E UNIoM MON! C0LhEGE x}T45k t
The Eecond Sesion Of he current school rear *su
open tic 2sth Of January. I3 Eish tae asu5l Coit
adysntsces foy thorough Classical sctentdc and NIL
tary ELncstlon are here otared. fal corps Of g
peraenced Professors are In cha:ge Of tina VARIOUS oe
pA1tMents.
Particular Attention paia to Phyaical cnl:1te.
The College bus toe nnest School Buildlays y kas
West lcost. With oats *ilo Al Anpe ana
sim snd many other advaatasss wsiSa sh0aa d' o
eer 1Mnior 81 W sn,l:h late of tbs U- AtraY1 ~
~ 9.a Of aaf{ f{tpns asd
der Ia euiprce,i Catets from abroad oosfa s,c,i
sane table viii ne FacaltY Isrcis fnn,s e. Ereeeivri
i aoy ans nj 1WERf ew dsIs r sssa eat
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TCIJTNYCT,S pIrT,MONIC SY.

CCIIENCK'S PULMONlC SY-
- R,r SEA WEED IoSIG AS1 %AfnEAKE IA o1s:,;1@
Ctcnc. h.1c ecesed revolution In tho neslthy
All and proved tc fAsey OF several a1axtns. which
Enye ,of uany Year, otslructed the progress Of Ill
~ scic1cr Ths fec surpos!ttoa that Consumption
Is tucuab1e Lcer ed rhystcsans from attempting to
End remedies for that dlc.ee snh patients afflicted
With Eccondlcd themselves 10 death without making
any etlEt cecAre tronl doom wIc. they supposed
10 be unavoidable. It Is now proved hoxoveT. ttat
CONSUMPTION cAS Tx cCHKp. and that 1t HAS BE<N
cu!sd Ia very great Rnlnocr ofcasce teoae OF them
@prarcnIly desperate onts} ty 6cheuck's PuInonic
SYIup A!o1c: ard. in otaeT cases. by The same mtdE
cine, in coNnecti n With schcnekA Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake 1sts. one Or bath according to the
qnlrcu Of the case Dr. Schenck h!:nsGf. xAn has
enjoyed uninterrupted COED health for more than
<~oa'y yeNs- %a6 supposed u one tine, to be II
Eouncrd Lis casa &oEc1es4 and abandoned hin to his
3atc lie WAS curd by the Aforesaid Syrnp: and since
his recovery. many thous4nds similarly afflicted hare
1scd nr. Scencis medicines With the same reu1arka-
ha fuctest Full dtreclona fex the use Of them
Gornkany csch bottle For ssle BY a1l Druggists end
Dealers. Iu!lM@st
GARD TO THE LADIES' All
~ Ernt!ons Of the Sktn. Cf1oros!: fGreeu sickness,
Nervous PaPiatont Palms in the Side Or
Ulcers Of the neck of khe Womb, Falling Of the Womb.
I.lmorto fte Abdomen. D!nculties and Distractions
RI the Monthly period Whites and other dlseha-Ees
Tne5s. nAGklSSis' Elecfne: Medicsi Institute Isl
Lake street two doots cast Of Wells, ChieaED foss
0face Box So. ml5plE
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20 South Clark street. Chicago. Illinois.
cvcry facility for the tranEactou Of a busne>a per
talatng TO Banking. my3rG1t1y
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proposais.

HEBBARD l. HUNT, agents, ch1easo.
M ASH t-1meod.
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T15sa1d paneT 9oods n quantities = suit the trade
hl6o. tne 3amouA WALKING DOLL, Just received, 4
great variety. Remember, LIS Lake etroet,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.

The draft was recommended in New York yesterday, Y,
and conducted without any trouble or disorder 1t
took place yesterday in the ninth ward and will be
tnued for days to come in ether wards. No new
outbreak is spprehended The proclamstons of Gen.
Dix and Governor Seymour have had good effect The
number of troops in and about the city exceeds twenty
thou aud In addition to other troops the various
regiments Of tie State militia were uudr arms at their
respective armories. The United States troops were
mainly encamped at Staten, Governors and Rker's
Islands ready for any emergency in which their services
might be required. Some OF them, however, were in
charge of the Government property within the city. In
defining tho duties Of these forces Gen CANDY says:
Ther duties limited 10 the defence of the forts and
the protection o public property and Of the officers of
tie General Government in the performance Of their legal
duties The duty OF maintaining order aud projecting
the property and rights of private individuals devoves
upon the Municipal aud State authorte but the troops
Of the United States will be held readiness to render
any assistance that be cse1 for by proper authority,
be rendered necessary by the inability of the civil
authorities to accomplish these ends.
If cicers of the General Government and by comfy
Of the State and Municple Governments in the perfu-
OF their legitimate functions assad by aless
violence will be the duty of the troops to protect them
If they charged with the protection Of public property
public bu dings other valuable it will be their
duty de eud them to the last extremity Ii called upon
by the civil authorities to aid the OF order
the enforce ment Of the lnws the aid will be rendered
promptly, cheeriuly, and efficiently"
The military arrangements are all OF the most perfect
character but it s not intended call upon either the
Unte States troos the militia unless n the event Of
an outbreak, the regular police officers should fail give
efficient profession to the persons and property of the c
zens. Tne Provost Marshal and the other Government
unctonares comparing the Board of Enrolent pro.
tected BY detachmens Of the ThiryseveHh Massachusetts
aud other regimen
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
FROM EuRoPE-THE POLISH QUESTION.

NEW YORK, AUG. 1S.-The following additional advces
per steamship Asia have been received:
The London Morning Post having repeated the state
ment that the Federal concrpon is avowedly menace
TO England the Globe apparently upon autho-
rty that authentic intelligence has been received Civ
ing the assertion the slightest Of probability
The GLIDE continues;
Although the American Government expects from
own action interference with the fitting of war
which the law Of Engrnd does appear sancos yet
there s no interruption Of the general amty the
nsme of the authorlter at Washing on it may say
impossible they could have made any such declarations
men acing US as that set forth"
The rebel loan rallied the 9th instant to 90 81 dis
count, but relapsed on the 7th to 81 25 discount.
Nine sample bales Of cotton from Java, a new source
had reached Rotterdam. Half of 1t grown from New
Orleans seed 1t is reports equal in many respects to
mddlipg fair American. The other half was grown from
East India seed, aud falls below this standard.
The London Times says: 1t is said that the three
Powers have agreed TO send Commissioner to Russa to
be accompanied by separate dispatches from each their
respective Representatives and that unless Russia makes
some sign of yielding, diplomatic rupture will be an
nDunced as impending. In the common noe, whatever
cours the mere rms of ati. may take the reality
consists in growing but very threatening antagonism
between France and Russia which will Leave Engl,nd
neutral though not an unsymp'thetic spectator"
An iron-cad for Russia, building il England had been
hurried of to Russia ncomplets, in view of eyeauaes
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
NORTH CAROLINA SENTIMENT.

We invite the particular attention Of our readers
to paper which We reproduce to-day from ihs
Raleigh Standard of the 3lst utimo. As the
writer in the body Of it refers to himself in terms
which ascertain his name to the people of North
Carolina from his historical connexon with fact
in their recent history, it cannot be improper for
to say that this article is from the pen of Hon.
r. s. DoNNELL, formerly member of Con-
gress from that State. He represented the Second
District of North Carolina in the year 1848, and
his Influential position among bis fellow citizens
may be further inferred from the fact that he is at
present the Speaker of the popular branch of the
Legislature Of the State. We further understand
from an officer Of the army in North Carolina,
through whom we have received this paper, that the
Hon. +. b. Satterthw.ite, President of the Cover
nor's Council" aided in the preparation of this
calm appeal which, before its publication, was SUBJ
mitted to Governor Vance, and received his appro-
val Under these circumstances, the document will
be read with peculiar interest for the hopeful symp
toms it affords of returning wisdom aud loyalty in
State which, before the phrenzy of secession had
seized on portion of its people, remarkable
for political steadastness and public virtue as for
the Individual worth OF its citizens
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20

disclosed by the testimony on some Important
points. As this case promises to be one of great
Importance, from the novel principles involved in
Its inception. progress and ultimate issue before
another tribunal, we have no doubt Congress will
see the propriety Of calling for the papers. We
shall then be able to compare the Secretary's ab-
stract of the record with the record itself, and to
note the correspondence, want of correspondence
between them on two essential points.
We shall further urge that all the proceedings
had by the present Court Martial, called to take
charge of cases that would have been tried by their
predecessors if the latter had not been dismissed
incompetencyor naladministration of justice, be de-
manded by Congress in like manner for publication.
This will be simply an act Of justice to officers who
now doomed to transact business under the shadow OF
orders which cast grevous reflection on their in
dependence. They are chosen to do what the late
court was judged either incompetent unwilling to
do. Wedo not doubt they will do their sworn duty.
But We desire that they shall not only do it, but
that they shall be in the eyes Of the nation to
have done it. For in the case of courts it is not
enough that they should be just; they must also
seem just if they to be held in reverence by the
people
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
RIDICULOUS REPORTS FROM MEXICO

SAN FRANCISCO, AUGUST l6 The steamer st. Louis
brings via Acapulco dates from the city Of Mexico up
July %
Gen. Forey issuiug DEGREES daily The French and
Mexican newspapers urge the recognition Of the Sou hen
CoDederacy. They stats that France will recognise the
CoGrderacy Mexican Jealousy and prejudice have been
provoked against the United states The Government
paper that the Northern States for Ju4rsz while
the Coniederacy for Mexican monarchy and that every
hing looks to the immediate recognition Of The Confede
racy by Mexico
Gu-rus were fighting on the roads leading TO the city
of Mexico. The MeYcans make prisoners, but slay
all They wage war OF determination. Numerous as
sasspatious had taken place 10 the capital OF persons
sympath izipg with the French.
Tie triumvrate Government daily imprisonpg and
ing persons refusing take the cath OF 10
the Empire. Mexcans had been publicly logged for re-
tusng quarters to French officers. One Mexican lady
named Rubo received two hundred ashes for refusing
receive French Off en into her house. Her hus band
of red to pay as fine his weight p silver; bu, Foey
insisted making example of her,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS, AUG l9-The steamship s don from Liy.
epco on the tn instant, boarded of Cape Race by
the news acht of the Associated Press.
The Polish. question remained in stata quo.
The latest news via Queenstown, states it is general
asrrted that Msxlman will accept the Mexican Grown
Tie London Times says there is rumor that in conse
quence of recent menacng news from America the Gov
ernmen intends sending additional troops British Norl
America.
The Times also says it would not be surprised if come
thing Sc cut of the alleged proposition of Gen
Davis TO Napoleon for offensive defensive all ance
between Mexico, under Freuoa protection aud the Con
feierate Government, which would be quite consis ent
with the late French policy The world might look with
favor such contingency but absolute neutrality would
be Er glands policy
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
REBEL TRADE TROUGH MArAMoRAs

The following extracts from General Order No CO. Of
the rebel Gen. Magruder, which fnd in the Santa Fs
Gszee Of July 25b and which that paper copied from
Texas sheet shows the Of the brisk trade that has
been going on at Matamoras:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or Texas
NeU Me1ieo and arizona
Fort Bropn, April g. 1867
General Orders No g. from these ters dated
uston February 22d 1863 issued in pursuance Of dars
from the Headquarters Of The TransMissssppi Depart
ment, relative 10 the exportaton of cotton hereby
voked it having been decided by the War Department that
the law allows unrestricted expectation OF cotton over
the Mexican front
In obedience to instructions from Rcbmcnd the Ave
dollars coin demanded in exchange for the same
of Confederate Treasury Notes upon each bale of cotton
which the frontier will be discontinued.
No contract will be msd- by any stf officer on duty in
this dsr O., after the publication Of these orders for sup
plies based upon the expectation Of cottou cept BY
Major 8. Hart, M. p. A. c. B., the Government haviog
cobfded that duty to him, to whom the chief of
departments in this district will furnish s of they
require for their sctive dep ,rtments.
BY command OF Major Gen j B MAGRUDER.
EDMUND p. TURNER, ard A A. G..
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
CoNFLAGRATIoN IN NEW YORK

About ur O'clock on Tuesday afternoon FIRE broke
ou 10 the Tattcrsa stables situated Sixth avenue
Thiry-ninth street New York; The bu ldings were
built ofwo three stories in height and extended seventy
five feet Sixth aud hundred feet ON Thirty
ninth street. Tie entire structure destroyed. Tweay
five valuable horses, out Of the sky FIVE which were u
the buditg at The time the frs broke cut, were a,o
burned These borse' vau.bl, fancy and carriage
h,isss ownd by gentlemen - the immediate neighbot
hod. The mes extended TO the brown stone private
Residences T0ryeghh street Ave Of which we,e ver
much damaged, all the upper portion of them beipg de
sroyed, and tho furniture and fixtures therein greatly
jared. Several other buildings were also copsiderabl
amaged,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
FROM SAVANNAH.

NEW York, AUGUST l9-The steamer Empire City,
from Charleston the 18th instant has arrived. The
Port Royal New South contains the following items
The rebel steamer Robert Haber SHAM which has beeu
watching our advance movements Saw 4nuah river
expodrd her boiler recently, destr yng the vessel AID
k,liag all the crew.
Gen Mercer, Commanding at Savannah, is inpressinp
fifth of all the able led slaves IN Georgia for work
on the forihcatons All the negroes in Savannah have
been seized aud put to work the fort caons Several
heavy guns have been rent from Savannah Charleston
1hs rebel ram Savannah came down The river on the
lOh instant TO cut to sea- but broke one of
her engines aud had TO put back. She is mate to the
Atlanta
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
REBEL REPORTS FROM CHARLESTON.
aRnMENT REpOprrn

The President yesterday received despatch dated the
18th instant from Gen Rsecrans stating that the Chat
tanocqa Rebel of the 10th instant announced that the
bombardment Of Charleston Saturday last was awful
aud that the firing from Gmore's land batteries, on
Morris Isapd and from the Monitors chiefly directed
against Sumter The combined land and navsl force of
the Fcderas seemed TO be engsged.
The information published n the Rebel received at
Chattanooga from Charleston by telegraph and the fght
was going when the paper went 10 press Sunday.
Gen Rosecrans 10 communicating to the Governmenttbe
contents Of the Rebel Gays that the editor Of
making any boasts about the result mani estng the
as ubiant feeling the situation Of aars at Charles
ton exhibits the most positive evidence Of gloom, ncng
knowledge Of what the result OF the present at
tick upon the forts before Charleston probably
tue fail Of the city
The Rebel satss that the ronsdes and all the Monitor,
only in the iou, but that the whole ae snd
large lumber OF transports insde the bar during
he engagement.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
THE LOSS OF AN ENGLISH STEAMER

BosToN, AUG l5 Capt Msrrman, of the baq que p
s.h at 10 o'clock be picked up three bo.s contaiu
ing fly officers and OF the British steamer
Georgia which wr, cked off Sable Island The men
August Ilth, when twelve miles N W. by w Of Hall
fax rhe spoke the schooDers Cutler and James on
their way from Halifax for Sable Iaad TO the
Of the ste mhp Georgia. Ffysix transferred
to thete vessels.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
ARTIFICIAL ICE.

great degree OF cod s procured by mixture of sal
petre aud Glaubrr Salts and there msnufac ued
IN Eng nd aud exported to India &c in large guam nes,
chem cal mixtures known frrtz ng powdet, oy means
OF winch FIVE pounds f rough ice bs produced in 6
teel MINUTES at cost Of NIB ut 4 ler pound This pow
der introduced Into liz le hue invoued by he same
per son, my be used the table To ice vine
wit the gteatest celei A bottle OF champagne may
be Is in minutes for Sd 81 great Il the -Dsity
a aer,ean,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
THE INDIAN wAR-LITTLE CROW KILLED

The following las been received at tho Headquarters of
the Army:
MILWAUKEE, AUGUST I5 1868
Major Gen. ii. w. HALLECK, General-iu- Chief:
The following despatch from Gen. Sb!ey dated Aupust
z, has just been received:
We had three desperate engagements with twenty-five
nunoea sioux warriors 10 each OF which they
ed sni finally driven the Missouri with the os Of
al their subsistence. &c
Our loss was small, while at ast one hundred and
nifty oil the savsges killed and wounded; forty ar
bodies have been found. H. H. SiBLEY, Big Genn
Gen. Suly marched from Fort Pi IRE for b Bend Of
Missouri the Goth Of July with twelve hundred cavalry
and will doubtless intercept the fyog Sioux.
Little Crow, the principal chief and nstgator of Indian
hosulities, was killed and his son captured.
Indian hosttes east of the Missouri river may be con-
sidered at an end. JOHN Pope Major GEN
The accounts heretofore published received oy way of
Missouri, Indicate The fiiure Of Gen. Su Us ex,edon
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20

Over eighty OF the robe ded prisoners at Dersup
Hspitr, D.vds isa,d, have died within the past
weeks, aud the moI taity them be tho
The rebl prisoners this leland numbering
thousand, takon at the battle Of Gettys
burg, and nearly Ill Of them arg badly wounded,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20
ESCAPE OF RI BEL PRISONERS

BosToN, Aug l9 Iii ut. Reed, formerly of the pirate
Tacony now prisoner in Fort Warren eseap-
ing to-day He got out of his casemae and was found In
the grass Three others escaped target and hoated
to Loves leland They there stole sloop of eight
tous and were to come back Reed but failed As the
wind southwest and fresh they must have steered
north along the coast. Lookouts are after them
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-20

HAyRE DE GRACE, (MD) AuG 9-Capt w. L Can.
non, o the First Delaware Cavalry son of Gov Cannol
died yeaterday at Be air, Maryland His death pro-
duced by atit AMI exposur, incidental to his duties
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27

soldier on the march, and in remote camps,
are the axe or Ratchet and frying pan. Put
few Of these can be found in any company,
and the man is considered fortunate who OBJ
tains one. These, like other articles Of value
tempt the cupidity Of the unprinciped and
they are often stolen. was first taught the
value Of frying pan by my own wants, be-
ing obliged to fry my meat in my tin plate,
or borrow a spider after the owner had cook
ed his own meat. Then for few days re-
ioiced in the possession Of one for which |
paid so cents, but was soon called to pass
through one Of those trials which tend to
improve or destroy ones disposition, for last
Sunday morning after breakfast it was left for
a short time outside of the tent, and tompta-
ton proved too strong for some passer-by
who pilfered it, and every effort Of my own,
and Others has as yet failed to bring the thief
to justice.
With many thanks to those who have been
so patient as to peruse this letter to its close,
subscribe myself CoNscRIPE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
RIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE.

We are happy to announce the reception
Of Prospectus Of this Poultney Vermont
Institution. The plan of the Institution is
very comprehensive, including a complete
education for females, from the rudiments Of
the English language to the highest depart
ments of Literature and the Fine Arts. The
President Rev. John Newman, d. D., is an
eminent teacher, for ten years Professor Of
Latin and Literature in Union College.
The Vice President, Rev. S. A. Knapp, is
also an experienced and distinguished edu-
Gator.
The Institution is intended to be much in
advance Of any in this country for female
education The location, the grounds, the
buildings, the furniture, the apparatus, and
in short, everything pertaining to it is of the
best style.
We notice the German system Of Lectures
is to be combined with the usual mode OF
instruction, text book and recitation, and that
they have secured the services Of such emf
neut Professors as Taylor Lewis, l.. l.. d.,
VIM NJ Gillespie, l.. l.. D., James Strong,
s. =. D., &c.
Sustained by capital and talent beyond
what has ever been enlisted in such an enter
prise in the United States, and with the lber.
al and systematic management proposed, the
Ripley Female College must take a high rank
among the great educational Institutions o.
this country
Considering the advantages afforded tn,
charges for Board and Tuition-two hundred
dollars per anuum--seem to us very reason
able. and we would advise our readers VIII,
have daughters to educate to examine thu
claims of this new Institution.