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/. there Was profuBson of Bengal lights and
other fireworks, In which the names Of Fo
1ey, Bazaine and Puebla, shone consplcuous,
". The most Agreeable entertainment Of the
season was given by accident. The Emperor
invited a large party from Paris down to the
rain storm set in while the party we're on the
turf, and every one Of them were SO drencted
to the skin the Emperor lad not the heart to
send them back to Pa.is.- He pressed them
TO spEd tic light IT the palace and tbs i'm
plomptu gathering became very gay ball al
soon as tic candles were lighted. The En-
Press hiss given commands that no 1ady iuyi-
led to tic palace shall appear twice In tue
tane dress, and that every article WON slau
be the eame color; for Instance, If the dress
be blue, the bonnet must be blue, the gloves,
stockings, handkerchief and shoes Hust be
Dine. Thc Emprcss's faTorite colors are the
many Light shades Of the marsh mallox auti
nlac. The day before the EMPRESS quilted
fa51s she visited the Founding Hospital here,
and o1derd great many improvements to
be made. She is the first crowned head who
6as visited that charity since Maria Louise.
1he Emperor, outstanding Mons. Fould's
g5oans, has given orders that each Of the
eight cannns Of the church Of St. John Of
Lateran {Rome} shall receive 5000 year Of
his pIfyy pure, this forms . total Of s., 800 =
year.
The sex Is invading erery domain. Nine.
George sard has published pamphlet to Yin.
dlca!e the right Of her sex to seats in the
French: Academy. Why, indeed, should not
an eminent authoress like her cit In that
body: Why should not great artist ike
Mile. Rosa Honheur have her place in the
Academy Of Fine Arts. Nine. Sands pam
phlet Is eloquent. Will it persuade the Acade-
my, which refused her prize for literary tIl-
ent6. to admit her and de Stael's successors
to the first seat which may fall vacant inter
the Emperor is elected I introduce this
saving clause because everybody AYERS that
the next vacant place viii be given to the
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correspondents OF the n. o. Picayunc.1 :.
The Countess dc ChasEeloup L5ubat iwht
is your towns~ oluan) has presented her lore
X Kaalbach, I'll. thc eminent German artist. is en-
gagged in painting tie ceilings Of the Berlir
Museum the subject selected is the Age o1
Reformation.
Gallait, the celebrated Belgium artist. fBrus
sells Vas afraid Of Lis taking up permanent
residence in Paris,} has been persuaded BY
King Leopold to make: Brussels his home,
and to paint the ceilings Of the Parliament
House there !,
Calzado. the cx-managcr Of the Italian
Opera icre, has withdrawn his appeal esainst
the sentence Of the Court, and is now under
going bis sentence He hopes 4 believe on
good ground Of rcason) that it will be short.
cncd By the Emperor.
I regret TO say thst Kornell Ujeiskl, the
great poet Of Poland, aud TIC author Of the
soul stll1ing national hymn Zdymem Para,
Which reused his countrymen to b1tt}e for the
notlest cause under Heayen-the right of self.
goyer1ment-w killed IN one Of the recent
battles in Poland.
Two ycars sgo wealthy gentleman near
st. Quentin, wrote to the authorities for per-
mission to he buried upon his own estate in
stead Of in the public cemetery. One day
desired permission cainc; It reached his
Eards at Q O'Clock H. N. Strange to say. be
fell dead that same day, about. 5 O'Clock
p. m!
Meters. Emile Erlanger 4 Co., the eminent
Franco German bankers here, have presented
the Confederate States s5o, 900 in gold.
Mons Latont his received m engagement
at the French Comedy.
Wc hnve come neaT losing Mons. Rayel, the
well known actor Of the Palais Royal Theatre,
1rd MHe.' DeschRmps; carriaEe In which
Iaey were riding was upeet, and tle former
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tive fniehcd now
Two hundred and odd st1nzas as before.
1IHhat hc3t1sr Ahhuf flif. nf1nahos nlla,,s
Incidents OF Campafeninr


From North Carolina come the following
Incidents Of soldier life:
The following has been told me Of the siege
CT Newbern: Just before the battle. beeaa
militia Captain Was endeayoring to gct 4
company Of home guards organized to 20
down to meet the "invader." The men we're
on the ground, and the Captain, who had CYL
IDENTIFY never read Hardee's tactics, wanted to
form them into two ranks; but instead Of the
usual order, "1n two ranks form company
n substituted one entirely original.
and shouted at the top Of his voice, III two
lines right smart-go Gheadi"
That Is almost as good us the following re-
port Of Sergeant Of one Of the colored regi-
ments lately organized. Every one who has
cyer seen d1tgs parade knows that Just be-
fore the ranks are broken, the Adjutant gives
the order, .FirEt Sergeants to the front and
ccntre:'' when the representatives of all the
companies form line at the front and ceutre
Of the regiment, and each one, from Company
\ to Z, after making the proper salute, aay1,
Company present or accounted for"
The usual routine had been performed In the
colored regiment, and the Setgeants ordered
to the front, when the sable Orderly of Com
pany a, after coming to . shoulder aud bring
Ing his left hand to a salute, forgot what to
tay, and In TINT po.4tion looked right and
left, greatly embarrassed. "Hon Is your
Companye" asked the Adjutaut. With u
chuckle Of relief Sambo quickly repllca.
Company all 7ceF{, fd,tkec, Sirr'
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Tic sale OF the Plantation Bters t. without pesce
deatn tho history Of the world There ia secsetiu
the matter. They are 1t once the most speedy
Strengthening health restorer ever discovered. It
qu1Fcs but Jingle trial to understand this. Theis
purity can always be relied upon. They Are composet
OF tho celebrated Calfsaya Bart Casca.a Bark DIN
delfon. ChhmoaNe Flowers. Lavender Flowers. VIII
teEgreen Aniee. Glover buds Orange peel Snake1oot
CaEaway, Co:iaodc7. Durdoek,
s.-T.-ls60-K. DC.
They arn especially recommended to c1ersYmen,
public speakers md peyeons Of literary habtts and
dent11y fo. who require treo digestion, relish for
food. and clear mental faculties.
Delicate peyeona and weak pefsous are certain to
hud In these Btters what they long
They purity. strengthen and inviEozate.
They create healthy appetite.
Tise are Al anttdote to change Of water aid diet,
They OVERCOME effects Of dissipation and late houEa
They strengthen the system aud en1lven the mind.
They prevent rasrattc and Intermittent fevers
They putty the breath and acdIty Of the stomseh.
They cure Dyspepsta aud Constipation
They cure DIarrhes, Cholera and Chnlara Mo1nus.
They cure Liver Complaint sud Nervous Headache,
They are tie heat Dtttezs IN the world They make
the weak MAJ strong, and are exhausted NATURES
r$aShTkf
7''
The following startling and enphattc statementsc
be seen at our ofice.
Letes Of sev' s. = cEASs. tnaota'n o1 sa7 1''sn
Ns" Ao1A i'snae .,..
49,. NAh AesoA a'Ls.. ehA ..1, uassu eso' 1ah
U"'.s .as 20. W. .et1lote oe,oopo-
tratt d md rery Eck Nv stomach ,vould NOT retsf3
,..at.,,. l., ,,4f,fo ..,,.s t,.,r+,t,., nf.4... ~.
.-oS nv ~ n-sts ~ Naw vn-r w.. ,-...e,.s ~. =.
rv- M Strength md ,n snnette r. ~ rrs.t .,-.
n-... +b.v ,yA ma fnomad;ata -ns.f 1vo ho+,I. a.
,nost a1,ov+d mn tn iotn nv reemrnt. 80
h.ra ~ =. .,an +now n..a n ,es,1 r-sos .,s,r.s
to say, for hospital or private purposes know OF
nothing like them REV E. F. CRAaz, Chaplain.
,,.,,r
tLs.ss. ns.. ~ - ~. 80 -. 49, ~ ~
...,e- - ..,a -. sn.rr ..-. no++,ss - p....tt.
1,tters for ssxo NV vIte having derived m uuch
ten+nt fnn the usa 6r theaa H,tters desire her tn
., - ~ ,-, ~ ~. 49,, ~
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ASSISTANT QuAsrxAxAsTKE4 O11Icx.}
FoRAoE nEFAETHEET, U. 8 4,
81. LOUIS. NO.. AuRu9t %, 1851
seaed Proposals VIII be received At this odjce uatl
II o'clot II. sssursay. August =. 18G;, fos
10000 BUSHELS OF OATS,
To b delivered s. Louis No. 1t the Yszou. stsans-
boat Landloxs, Railroad Depots and Government
Warehouses, Hte Of charges. or on wharf bsat1 It
Ca1u ILL., as f1at - requrodsay from II CO.. to ~
bushels wsef Bids tor each point must pe znada
separate. Deu7crfes to comm epce September 1it,
Tbs Oata mnst be crst quality. ID xood, van seved
s8cks. q pounds to the bDanel subject to Inspection
anu weight st the plaza Of tellva.y,
ks I'LL not be recefTed fot les thA1 10 fu1 hu4ha1R
Cash deross ma.t be made 1nh eacn Psono.A at
els to be foeirct 70 tic Government In tbs party
tails to bend L The ccn.sae. q a1asdea hin,
Checks all nos bd recatged Hs depoE:s,
bo3d 70 tho amount Of twenty per cent. Of taa
Tane Of the contract aFar3sd signed b. two rs4pou
aels surettes. sondstoaalfe tbs faisstnl tnumeat
ritz ten psrecn: OF the vaue oi tho quantity ATasdad
will be withheld from cEAt ue!Ivas.cs
eadoEaed With the hid1e1's n4sne and amount ea-
cInscd.
Bida steald be endorsed "r.oposals for GAIA"
Bidders Lust ba psa4: ut when the oIdt arc o2enea
The right Is reserved to reject any q ~ ~ eias
E. p. CHAPHAS. xr
au.1-k.3tst Capt Md d. T. y.
, 1863-08-27
HsGANs MAGNOLIA BALM

This the most delightful ant extraordinary article
nrer discovered. It change The Sun burnt lace and
hands u pearly satn texture of ragishtne beauty
fmrartnE the t1A.blc purity Of youth. and the D1A
1tSeu1 appearance 10 lnv1uug in thu city belle
Fashion. removes tan. frecEles pnples aaa rough
ness from the skn. leaving the complexion f'esh.
transparent and smooth It Contains no matar1al In
furious to tic skin. Patroaized By Actzesses and
Dr=ra Singers. II Is Whist every lady aho1ld have.
Bold everywhere.
DEHIAS 8. RARNES Il CO..
y:2A39 IN General Agents. 2le Broadway, &. T..
, 1863-08-27
" ESTERN UNION COLLEGE
AND
MILITARY ACADEMY,
fVITUN, uLlNU1H.

The third rear Of this popular Instituuoa v1l opsa
BoPt 2d p!oI. The hlghesL advantages for Ltart!Y
scaentiac and Military kdueauon ase hnle coobined
SE2aeG atttnSou Is paid to phykcal calture, ant
Gade4 ao'n Aetoad room and board ii the College
buhalbg1 - also tho teachors and 8re under thhfI
E1peseneed teaches1. and a1l Necessary kppoantMenA
ane oElEinM eosk ol TIE college psooes1y WA &i2o e
- COL. D. S. COVERT, President.
E*rt}fr
, 1863-08-27

" EST CHICAGO LADIES'
~ sFkISARX. - west Randolph gtrcet
Ihet1Itd year Of tits 1r4uknuo On Will eoluueuce C1
AONpAY. sEPTEMB En- iaTH.
a limited lumber Of honrdefB can be received For
Metsrni.Is M address MISS c. A. GEE "a, Yox S74.
Chicago. 1luno1A. RuU-k73&-1W,:
, 1863-08-27

VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
AT LAEE FOREST. ILLINOIS,
T;auRSnAY. the 18th day os s=p:smber ne3t Cllca-
cation to tie urdtrbtEned.
IRIS his: I'm B. Dickinson.
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1ta! 9ELae1s Ell Aatn t ,s2a E19 =. 13rS -
t1c Te4s. tha: he nAs appointed Mcts1z y. H. kaed
to Of C1!caEo Lii Agents 9or thu ea!e q NJ Gels,
shc Army suffers aad Western Hae5c1suta at New York
Eee. da1g A. tsf This G9 y soX the ,ss
sasas T5esl rns R59s9unssd q ths 70 b. tss
Ia Its saic IN tho Tcst l several SeA II corso-
7nenco ct the crest c!antty o. copateact Sca7a7rs
which Las been falused CT ty G1ctA7ts o1 tie MG4.
Aooons1mea: r. srs!3 nj Hereafter ~ mach pes
%xnre F1schhstrR rely getting the genuine art
s.e Afr,y 87tlalt viii ind tbs Gin the cseAp9z. To
ItAM IL kcw Xork, PttAdes.phla md Washington
ubo1PaQ WOLFE
= De.re< street. keW York.
3,0On Cases of Wo1fe's Celebr6-
ted Echieda1n Aroma
tic Selma Pr,
roz ssle By H. REED T. CO. AEcnta.
ry2oa.8 sm 1aEIake street. Chicago.
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jn&urn1trx.
.3nkur1T1IG.
HOME INSURANCE,
Garden City Insurance Company,
OF CHICAGO,
Cash Capital $200,00
of6es No. Board Of Trade Building.

J04E g HA1EES, pre.ident
GFaJKGE 6CHEKtDkn. Vice Ftcaidept.
HENRY q. BEUWH. sec.etaay,
Board Of Directors.
C. B. SAwYEK. Of Davis. SAWYER c..
l. 3. subway, Of Tu.1Gr 4 EldW3Y. .
,5oAN B. PkksTuN Supt IIte1ts aad Nleh Caual
EEOtGE ECIINkIDFE. Co lector Internal leyeaue
lAExp GA8x. Of Gage Heartt.
.JoHY G. DpHI, Of Newell T. 1oFe.
VAN a. n1oarks Judge Superior Court,
Il. H. 6CnC1ILp1s pbtl1ef.
JOHy c, HA1HE1.
Thla Company 1n1ure tha EAfef ciess cf propetsy
Against loa damage b. IRE, at rates ~ low - other
Efgt CT - S.otk Companies.
poltceB Issued to- oae. tbrte or Ave ye411 on farm
property In Cook county. And on Isolated dwellings
md thcttr furniture ~.
ofhe > f,rsf clsss securlfIcb au1S kfB1n1
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
l. ANCE CO., OF New To!k +: g; ~loatoo. f5ee4
aent Cath Assets FebruarJ 1st. 186a.
89,o25,119.18.
r, fRONKHITE. Gtnesk Agent for Northetn a1a
Ccnt3aI Illinois No 6C14Ek.. Gelct&o. lG!1-eA3-1Y
, 1863-08-27
nH0TOGRAPHIC STOCK DE

POT III South C1arE etrcet. Chicago.
itarn now fn store It largest aud 0est a3soElet
n1ock Of Phetug11ps AID Amf:otypf Sooat H.es "
tive touodton &ad Albuaen fArtf a:c toe pfts Gaaa
6:etecscopes md F1ki7 HaF acd Calosea h!sMs y
eblee nc - oer great Induce to tSe tTnes p
ee:s tArcfu%%y nd rEoE3t!S slaa. L. :. Ar,T.:E31
Pess UEts Bsx tEf, acas -
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Il f29 WABASH AVENUE.
The fourth year ftE1s eksltu1ien viii commence o.
NnKD AZ. kert- 7h. The great prosperity OF th;s
school fot the past has induced us to coplste
two more rooms On the 6tt hoor- VIC have e1tendsd
our course 4 study. ann established CoeSiae De-
pA!tmon1. We haye cndtavoEed to adapt our school
60 ne Raon OF enttra 1au1nEs-to make It Family
eSEool ool-Accommod&ttnE Doth sexe4 acd ali E-1doa:
ana re afe detarmtned 70 AFFORD superior advantages
tsG! 20 nay fsr,r rs with teeir patronage aud
taeIeny re rope to build up pe-GAatnt tnst tuttpn
dweD, r. D FsTMER N.Pr;nrfn.I
Aur2:rEEspAr A''A- AA4e4~'-
, 1863-08-27
MISS HEATH'S SCHOOL.

Cot. Third ayorue AID Jac1son strret.
WIN Commence the Fall Term,
AUGCeT stsT. 1860.
, 1863-08-27

written at Touns's Point, opposite Hicksbure,
t3hc Ancient heaven oE the Sa1ous.
3Faugh Baug1lah is 81 Clear the road"
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educational,
THE CHICAGO SEMINARY
II f0R YHTkM prHe


iu8 CAss street, North Side.
=. knElkh sEd Fret en- 92ast:t end Day School. E1a
IcoPeI On sept. 16h Tee circular Rad catalogue con
sioiEK tie nau e. ol Tfu&te.s and rAtnoa1 tnsy be
oott1aS1 " arplsit- to +. u. HEH1EAU. Principal.
, 1863-08-27

MEDICAL CARD.-Afary 81.
-E1. T1omr.oa. q graduate Of the Eew Eng
artouucts that ste hts opened N once In tha city
HnylDg r.nctlced year n the Now York 1EhfmAT
nat1opaFt. of thn people Of Chicago and vicinity.
.Jmce 38 StEte street. omcc hon,H from to Il l. Il.
sulG.Ess.-1H AAhi H. IAoAfSoh. b. u.
, 1863-08-27
TYPE,

JOE PREM TING
DEPARTMENT.
Particular attention is paid to tic execution Of
Certificates Of Stock,
Transfers, Bonds, Deeds,
Insurance Policies, Labels,
Bill Heads, Bills Lading,
Circulars, Check Books,
Envelopes, Letter Heads,
Railroad Blanks, Receipts.
Steamboat Blanks, Notes,
Monthly Statements, Drafts,
Blank Books, with Printed Headings,
&C., &c., &c.
POSTER PRINTING
OF every description, in One or Many Colore, get
up In the best style. We haye room and press
especially appropriated to that-now a-daYs-im
pottant class Of printing,
HANDBllL$
Printed at few hours notice. A variety Of
Cuts adapted for COUNTRY MERCHANTS enable
rs to make our haudbills Of that class attractive.
, 1863-08-27
HAN NDBll-LS

Cuts adapted for COUNTRY MERCHANTS enable
rs to make our hsudbils Of that c1ass attractive.
, 1863-08-27
Printing.

T.ereaders Of the TRIBUNE will bear In mind
that connected with our Newspaper Establish
ment IL tic Largest and Most Complete
, 1863-08-27

Or every description. We use only the Best Of
Materia1-our Presses being exclusively Of sad
ans" and Hoes pasents-and employ the best Of
Workmcn. We have every variety and style Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-10
The Fall Elections.

Elections will be held 10 October and No.
vember 10 the following States, on the date.
specified: Ohio. October 18th; Penusylys.
mis-. October l3,h; Massachusetts, Novrm-
Der 81; New York. November 81; Mary land
November 80; Wisconsin, November 5th,
Delaware. November l0th; lows. Novembe'
10Th; Minneso,a. November 10Th: Western
Virgins. Novem' er l0ihI
Ohio elects Governor. LieuteDat Gov.
sernor. aud other State officers and mem
bers oi the Legislature, but not members o.
Congress.
Pennsylvania elects a Governor and d
Judge o. the supreme Court. and . Posti On
OF the members Of The Legislature, a portion
Of the Senators holding over.
Mssssc huseis elects . Governor and
other State officers and mem bers OF The
Legislature The Legislature will elec, q
successor 10 Hon. Cbsles Sumner, whose
Term expired on the The 80 d March last.
New York elects S,s,e officers [Governo'
and Len, Governor except 81 and members
OF The Legislature.
Maryland eIec,s members Of Congress.
aud aso u the Legislature.
Wisconsin elects Governor and other
Slste officers, and members OF the Legis-
lstufs.
Delaware elects her Representative il
Congress. the gentleman chosen at the reg
ulsr election having died.
Ioxs elects = Governor, Lieut.. Governor
Judge Of the Supreme Court, and member,
of the Legislature.
Minnesota eleetss Governor. and othel
Stste officers, aud members Of the Legis
lsrure.
West Virginia elects three members o
Congress-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-10
Democratic Meetings.

We DO not remember . tjme,. even in the
meet heated Presidrntisl camp signs, when
the Democracy Of the Northwest were more
alive 10 the importance Of the success OF the
truly nationsI and conservative principles Of
their party. or when they have evinced .
more esrnest determination for the triumph
Of those principles q the ballot box. Par
,iculsrIy il THE fesIing in our own State o.
Indiana. Without any general election oc
curing the present sutumn, or the usual
partish,ies and snimosities Of State cam
paign 10 produce the result, the Democratic
party Of this State never was more in ear
nest in their effur,s 20 build up the organi-
xaion. snd 10 instil into the minds Of all
men the nstionsl. loyal, and genuinely re.
publican doctrines o. liberty advocated BY
the old fathers Of the republic. endorsed and
sustained by tie distinguished statesmen Of
the country who have stood ss wstchmen up
on the wslls Of our temple Of government
and now defended and upheld only BY The
conservative Dem ocratic party. And II Is sp-
parent on oil sides that these teachings are
telling. like two-edgsd sword, against the
fansiics. The usurpers Of the peoples rights
the PloueEs sgsinst the peoples liberties
and the peoples treasury. Outrage has
run riot until the alarm OF The people is ex
citing them to that action which will result
in the total snnihilsiion. at the ballot box
Of the party now In power.
In nearly every county ir this State lsrg,
ana enthusiastic meetings are being held
which are addressed BY able, patrioiic. sns
distinguished speakers. The camp fires al
ready lighted will burn more brightly as ths
dsy draws near when the people can exer
else their rights as freemen at the polls
.'How long. o Lordr' has been their cry
Ye, little whlle-ihe dsy Of redemption
drsweth nigb,p comes back the snswer. sns
then loyal Indiana will siard erect, frees
from the. outrages Of those sworn to enforc,
her Constitution aud the laws, but who dali,
violate both wlthou. compunction.
New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-10

|, w SpERruL HAiE PKoprcsa - La.t
week Df Bl-nk. Of N-s York. sent us
ease : NJ. oHguen'. win The mode.i request
20 ''puh IL sud send The bill" Venerable
snd la sighted spliasy prsdurer. We do
80. and mare too. Your Oneuent is : zig
thing. Although i, email csk~s. Il il nsv.
Iertheless colnsssi thing. We iried H.
Following 'he printed direction. We made :
lsther snd applied the brush. The is,her
was mixed ~ . rIsss dish. and in four min.
lutes beautiful hsir. ~ shades Of color. hsd
started from the tisn. W. spalied some TO
our face, sud Il took four s~ It working
BARRIERS - cut down and nov ssay a. fast
a. the beard grew. We put . little 90 the
toe OF each boot, and each boot in sn hour
looked like Zousve mousische. We put
some on Q crowbsr, and Il IL c0verd with
long. curly tsir. like buffalo. and 10 the
Icoldest weather il can be used wihou
Imitteas. A little on the pole 10 csrrisge
started the hair on !, like mas. W. drop.
ped some on the stove. and 80 FIRE was
kindled The hair started. and the hotter the
stove became the fss,er grew the h.ir. ill
the smell Of burnt hair become 90 powerful
a. 70 drive al from the room. The stove
was set in the barn. and can't be seen now
Tor bsir. Only one application. A little
lapplied on . wagon tire hss in five days
started . vigorous crop. and now the wagon
lcsn b driven over plank rosd and not
make tit Of noise 90 well ere the wheels
covered with soft hair. Only one applica-
lion. Dollar cske. We skinned goose.
put on some Of the Ougueni. and in Two
hours the festher-prower wss enveloped 10
hair like squirrel. aud was seen this morn.
ling trying 70 climb : shsgbark hickory in
the back yard.
! A little applied TO the inksrsnd has given
il coat Of brissies. making sspieocid wiper
at little cost. We applied The Issher 70
. ten-peDny nail. snd the nail il now the
handsomess lslher brush you ever saw.
with beautiful soit hair growing from the
end Of il, some Eve or,six feet 10 length.
Only : dollar : cake. Applied to DOOR
stones. il does swsy with the the use
Of mast. Applied 20 . fpor. il will
cause 70 grow thereirom hair sufficient for
Brussels carpet. Only dollar . cske--di.
rec.ions fhroS in. A little week lsther
sprinkled over barn. makes il impervious
10 wind. rain o. cold. It's good 10 put in.
side Of chiIdren's kle on side-
walks. anything where IuxurisDt grass is
wanted for use or ornament. We put . lit.
lie on the head Of navigation. aud besu,i.
fuI hair covered il. A little on the mouth
Iof Il Crosse river started hair there res~m-
Ihlng the finest red top grs-s, Ia which CO.'S
sheep. pigs. hogs, snipes. woodcocks and
II oung ducks craze with keen relish. O ,Iy I
dollar eske. Sent by mail 70 any address.
lOne application will grow luxurisni nous.
ltsche for boy; TWO applications will be
sure TO harsss the entire reb bel sr.ny. Dollar
'ls cake. Sent BY nail sr any other man.
samson used Il. 81 csks.
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o. The republican papers are very proud
Of democrats Who have joined thrm-stiIi
call them democrats. end the fellows csll
themselves democrats. They are fond Of
the old name around which cluster tho
memory Of better days. On the other hsnd.
when : republican leaves HE foul crowd. be
drops the meme; glad 10 get rid Of IL; and
democrats. knowing HE iormer name re-
prosch. never call him By the name Of bic
old party. He 10 glad 70 yet out Of HE old
association and not let on BE- wss ever 10 il.
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The New CURRENCY. new postage
currency will soon be delivered TO the public
Il has been prepared with great care. aoc
ca mot, il 10 said, be countertei,ed. The
various denominations are all Of the same
size, but are distinguished one from the 9th.
er by their respective co:ors. The notes
are printed on strong paper, Tar superior q
the postage currency. Large Quantities ol
the old currency are being daily redeemed
but il will be some time before the new
suppIsnls the old.
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a large number Of soldiers who have
been serving in the Son,hwes,. were rece a..
~ furloughsd AID sent 70 their homes in
This = ate ] am informed that q great
many Of them are overs,aying n eir lime
The object OF this card is 20 warn them
sgsinst this. and TO urge them 10 return 10
their respective posts Of duty. II once
Uniess they do 50. thsy will cause . great
deal Of trouble. They will be marked on
the role, BY their officers. % deseriers. and
when tie record is once made up. Il will be
hard 10 eel sside, or dsprove. No Iadians
soldier should under any circumstances,
slIow the proud name he his won for him.
self and hi- State to be tsrnished BY such .
record ss ihis. Surgeons certifics,es will
not procure extension Of furloughs, and no
officer in this State has power to extend
them.
0. p. MORTON. Governor Of Indiana.
IsDIAsAPoLIs, September 2S. 1868
Papers throughout the State will confer
. favor BY publishing this card.
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l5"Well, what neA,p said Mrs. Part
ing,on, ss she interrupted Ike. who was
reading the war news--"The picke,s were
driven Ia five miles! Bless my poor soul,
bu, that will make a strong ieoce. cup
pose they had TO be driven IN deep 70 keep
the s,sionaders from digging out under
them" M