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tage at the foot of the lane; I'll furnish
it for you, your wages shall be in
creased; and the old man may like it
or not"
"But."
"But no butts, Joe. Do as l bid you
go about it at once and"
"You will stand by me ?"
Yes to the last. / know you, Joe
you're good fellow !; and a good
workman, and you'll make anybody a
good son or husband"
"The old fellow will be so mad
though p
Who caresr Go now quickly but
quietly"
Tomorrow night, them" said Joe.
Yes"
I'll hire a horse and buggy"
"No you shan't."
Why not ?"
Take my horse-the best one,
young Morgan he'll take you off in
fine style in the new pheaton."
The old Gentleman will be aston
ished."
Never mind {; 60 on. Wen turn
the laugh on him. I'll take care of
you and your wife at any rate"
"I'll do it," said Joe.
"You SHALL" said Danforth and
they parted in good spirits.
An hour after dark, on the following
evening, Joe made his appearance,
dressed in a nice new black suit. And
really looked very comely. The old
man hustled out to the barn with him,
helping to harness young Morgan to
his new phaeton.
A hundred rods distant from the
house he found Minnie, as by previous
arrangement, and repaired to the vii
lage, the parson very quickly made
them one in the holy bonds of we'd
lock- Joe took his bride and soon
dashed back to the town of P, and
halted at old Danforth's house who
was really looking for him with open
arms.
{" Is it done," cried, the old gentle
man.
Yes" answered Joe.
Bring her in" continued the old
fellow in high glee never mind COM
pliments here, and the honest farmer
rushed away for lights, returning al
most Immediately.
Here's the certificate, sir" said
Joe.
Yes, yes"
"And this is my wife," he added as
he passed up to him his beautiful bride
the bewitching and lovely Minnie
Danforth.
What, roared the old file, what
did you say Joe-you william, you
scamp, you audacious cheat, you-you
you
" 1t is true, sir, we are lawfully mar
ried ; you advised me in this course,
you assisted me, you planed the whole
atf Ion
thought me worthy of any mans child /;
you encouraged me, you promised to
stand by me, you offered me the cot
tage at the foot of the hill-you-
"I didn't. / deny it. You can't
prove it, you're-a-"
Calmly now, sir" said Joe. And
the intreaties of the happy couple were
at once united to quell the old mans
ire, and to persuade him to acknowl.
edge the union.
He gave in reluctantly, and the fair
Minnie Danforth was overjoyed to be
duly acknowledged as Mrs. Joe Walk.
err.
The marriage proved a joyous one,
and the original assertion of Danforth
was truthful in every respect. The
cunning lover was a good son and
faithful husband and lived many years
to enjoy the happiness which followed
upon his runaway match, the old man
never cared to hear much about the de-
tails of the elopement, for he saw how
completely he had overshot his mark.
az Every married man should let
his wife have the management of the
home department., and give her as Sec
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ID. LARZELERE & CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Hats and Caps, Glassware, Paints
and Oils, Hardware, &C., &c. Front Street,
Dowagiac, Mich.
DANIEL LARzELERE. WILLIAM LARZELERE.
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THE CABINET.

Sec'y Of Stats-William H. Seward. of N. Y.
.Sec'y Of the Treasury Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio.
Ssc'y of the Interior Ulhm, of Indiana.
-Secy of the HdUy-Gideon Welles, of Connecticut.
.,S cy of War-Edwin NJ. Stanton, of Penn.
Postmaster GeaeraI-Montgomery Blair of Md.
Attorney Ge1ero-Edward Bates, of Missouri.
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STATE OFFICERS

STATE OFFICERS
'GoUernor-Austin BLAIR.
Lieutenant- -GogerRor-Charles S. May.
Secretary Of State-James B. Porter. ks
auditor Geasrdt-Emil Anneke,
State Treasurer-John Owen.
lSup't of Public cLs,truction-John NJ. Gregory.
Com. State Land Offce-Samuel s. Lacey.
Attorney Gsnsrdl-Albert Williams.
Adjutaat Genaal-John Robertson.
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JUDGES OF THE CIRCUIT COURTS.
First District-Edward II. G. Wilson.
Second District-Nathaniel Bacon.
Third Distriet-Benjamin F. H. Witherell.
Fourth Distriet-Edwin Lawrence,
Fifth District-Benjamin f. Graves.
Sixth District NJ. Green.
ISeceuth District-Josiah Turner.
Eighth District-Louis S. Lowell
Ninth District-Flavlus j. Littlejohn.
Zenth L,istrict-James Birney.
Upper PeninsuLa-Dapiel Goodwin.
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GEORGE SMITH,

Tailor. Shop one door east of Howard & Com,
stocks. Cutting and Making done to order, and
warranted to fit july21v2
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge Of Probate-Cliford Shanahan.
iSherif-Wilam X. Palmer.
Clerk-Ira Brownell.
Register Of Deeds-Ariel E. Peck.
Treasver-Joseph K. Ritter.
Prosecuting Attorney-Chas. w. Clisbee.
Circuit Court Uzziel Putnam, jr.
-.S,srUeyor-Amos Smith.
-Coroners-Joseph N. Marshall.
Edward Shanahan.
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REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGREss.

REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
First District.-Fernando c. Beaman, ofLenawee
Second District.-Charles Upson, of Branch
Third District.-John w. Longyear, of ofIngham
Fourth ict-Francis w. Kellogg, of Kent.
Fifth Districs.-Augustus c. Baldwin, of Oakland
iSlrth District-John F. briggs, of Saginaw.
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p. ID. BECKWITH, /,

Machnist and Engineer. Foundry and Machine
Shop at the foot of Front street, near the rail-
road bridge, Dowagiac, Mich. ap25v4
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor In
Chancery, Dowagiac, Mich. Office on Front
Street. ap25v4y1
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REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Prssidsnt.-Henry p Tappan, d. d. Il LII, ID.
First Circuit. benjamin l.. Baxter.
Second Circuit.-J Eastman johnson.
Third Circuit.-Levi Bishop.
Fourth Circuit.-Donald Mcintyre.
Fifth Cireuit.-E. Lakin Brown.
Sixth Circuit-Henry Whiting.
lSevenh Circuit.-Luke H. Parsons.
Eighth CSreuis.-Oliver l.. Spaldiug.
Ninth Circuit William NJ. Ferry,
Tenth Circuit.-George Bradley.
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THE JUDICIARY.

JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justiee-George Martin.
associate yustices-Isaac p. Christiancy.
James V. Campbell.
Randolph Manning.
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CLIFFORD SHANAHAN,
G.. T.. LEE,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor il
ChaDcery, Cassapolis, Cass county, Mich.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given to the taxpayers of
IN the corporation of the village of Dowagiac,
that have completed the asses sment roll and
valuation of the property real and personal, in said
corporation and that sad roll is left with the vii
lage Clerk at his office for inspection, and that the
Ninth day of May next
at said Clerks office is the time and place ap-
pointed by me to hear the objections of any per-
son interested to the valuation of property made
by me. h. PARDEE, Assessor.
Dated Dowagiac, April 3oth, 1868. W.
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MOTTO EI

N O T I-C e!
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
IN Act of the Legislature, passed in February
last, have changed the time of holding the terms
of the Circuit Court for the Counties OF Cass and
Berrien during the present year as io,ows, VIZ: ::
The terms of said circuit will be held in the County
of Cass on the second Monday of May, and the
third Monday of August and November, and IN
me M county of Berrien on the fourth monday OF
may, aud the first Monday of August and NO
Dateo' this goth day of April, A. d. 1863
n. BACON, Circuit Judge.
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THE EXECUTIVE.

President-ABRAHAN LINCOLN, of Illinois.
Vice- President-HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Of Maine.
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UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Zacharish Chandler, of Wayne.
Jacob NJ. Howard, of Wayne.
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M. PORTER, M, ID.

PLY SIC AN 81 SURGEON.
Office at Awards Book Store, Denison Block
Front Street. Residence first door below this
Methodist Church, Commercial ST., Dowagiac
Mlcn- ap25v4y1
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w. I'll. CAMPREI.I.
JAMES Sullivan

Notary Public. Will attend to all kinds of Con.
veyanclng-Republican Office. Dowagiac. Mich.
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Business 4irtttorp,
professionals
SPENCER a VAN RIPE1

SPENCER & VAN RIPPER
Attorneys and Coupsellors at law, and Solicitors
In Chancery. Soldiers Pensions, Pay and Boun-
" procured on reasonable terms. Special aften-
tion paid to the collection of Claims Office in
Brick Store, corner If Front and Commercial
Streets. Dowagiad, Mich. apr23-26lyI
, 1863-11-16

.tro5ed,) at coat Of s25,0o0, With capacity
tolaek 225 cattle aad LOO hogs daiIy. T6iz
house, however, dnrirg the past summer, h,s
>eeen Enlarged to double It's f.rmcr siz; and
Capacity. ~,
In 1859, Mes.re. Tobey, Booth & c.. con-
nenced buEir*es here e. pork packers, and
pscEed ,po1k from thst up to 1857, On the
sonth Branch Of the river. Il tbs spring Of
1857, they erected new house on the sou:h
Branch Of the 1irer, near Old street brijge,
-Which they: occupied till this season, when
tteJ rebuilt It On much larger Ecale On the
sar.e site.
In 1854, Crsgin &, Co., Of New York, tulls
huuee on the South Branch Ct the river, at =
coEt Of si5. 600. In 1sco, however, the old
loufe was torn down and splendid new one
erected-the largest thin in the United States,
and also The most costly. During the psst
summer, evcn:this houee had to be greatly
enlarged and otherwise Improved to keep
pace with the increasing trade. The folloH II
irg table shows the number Of Beeves aud
Rogs packed By them eince tho date Of their
conrnnr,coYna,t AIT }ha 1,-ns ant nsann.
, 1863-11-16

The trade In Beef Cattle with the Eastern
States is now immense-an this Is the only
city probably in the world which holds u
daily market for the sale Of bseves. We
supply New York with at least three fourths
Of her requirements, and the trade with
Philadelphia, Baltimore and the New Eng
land States, is annually increasing. Since
the breaking out OF the rebsllion about three
fourths Of the cattle sold to the Government
have been purchased In this market.
IMPROVEMENTS n TIE TRADE s1scE LAST
SEASON.
Below will be found In detail some of the
leading Improvements made In the prosecu-
ton Of this trade during the past summer:-
JONES d CuLBEarsos's New PORK HOUSE.
This splendid structure, Just finished, Is situa-
ted Oh the West eide OF the South Branch of the
Chicago River, just south OF Old street. Thers,
looming up In its yastness, 1t stands as land
mark for the enyiEons Of our city-attsacting spe-
cal attention from Its immensity and solid appear
ance. Its size Is 1e0 BY 1855 tset-coveting a8 900
equa1e ieet ground is three stories high and has
railroad tack conveniently bull. nea, tho honss-
, 1863-11-16
A REMARKABLE AFFAIR


Ksrl Blind, the we'll Informed London cor
respondent OF the WesaieAe Noa, published
In st. Louis, writes that paper:
LONDON, October ., 1868.
The heading Of my letter viii surprise you
and your readers. I dare say. Day before
Yesterday Lord PAlmerston celebrated his
eightieth--Eay eighfieth-birth day, and al
most On the same day suit Of Grim con. Is
impossible, absurd-indeed, considering alt
the circumstances, aperfect enormity; and
ret It is true. The English papers do no.
mention one word of the matter, But In a
few well Informed circles, 1t is spoken Of TO-
day.
BIZ IN exceptional circumstanc. am able
to communicate to you the particulars Of
this affair. The authority, from which de-
rive tie following facts, has seen the original
documents referred to. From csrtain rel
eona suppress the name Of the plaintiff. l
will merely eay that 1t commences With m
40" The lady IN question Is youug, pretty
and charming. Her photograph IS among
the documents in court: Confidential letters
Of the accused are also In the testimony. In
order to prove the authenticity Of these let.
ters, the plaintiffs COUNSEL produced letter
Of Lord Palmerston's, which 1e Trate after
he had received the first proposals to make
an arrangement" and which he-lt Ia hard
to understand Why-Hrote himself, Instead
q g getting his secretary or attorney to write
The case is now pending before the "Pro-
Date and Diyorce Court, )" but is deep State
secret. The plaintiff demands twenty thou
tano pounds damage According to all mp.
pea1ancef. Lord Paluerston has been led in
70 2sa tns 2, ~ n1sE ~ On intrigue; as tod Gu
not 1esiet, Of course. In these circles Tae-e
the affair is known. preat errite me,f nra.
, 1863-11-16

rpuu n.vrs or THE TRAMP.

The people Of the suuth are worse l1nn
:, t,o,1,1.some infant when the nurse is
away. They cannot he left alone Tor
minute without setting up wall which
summons Mr.. Jefferson Davis with bot
liz ol cordial, an olive branch and new
spccch and clean shirt In his trunk to ..allsy
their anxieties. he is the oil which Gains
1hc troubled waters. Whenever he sets out
from Richmond, one may know that there
il q breeze or Yankee threatening the
rhiyalry, and as the latter are becoming
quite plenty just now, 1lr. Davis calls are
frequent and sudden; and his prescription
SPEECHES grow longer and more tedious
with each visit. When Vicksburg was
threatened, off started Davis to make
speech, and threw in two more ut jackson
and Port Hudson to keep up the falling
spirits. The blue coats threatened Mobile,
and like the ghost in the play, pops up Mr..
Davis With another little speech. Mobile
being quoted, there is a call for help from
Alabama, and from the depot steps at Sell
ma, he addresses the lank planters and
Snuff dippcrs and few chucklng Cufees
on the outskirts Of the crowd. But in the
meantime Bragg and Rev. Bishop Polk
bare had bout with the blue coats and
have not met with the success they expect
cd. Another bottle Of cordial is needed
md off flies Davis, Chickamaugawards,.
to revive the chivaly With another
speech, and as there is q strong
probability TINT Grant and Thomas
may knock at the doors Of Atlanta,
some fine morning, to Atlanta he goes and
makes another little speech. He has hard
II reached his peroration before mes
sage arrives announcing that some more
Of .Gilmore's shells have fallen
plump into Main street, Charleston, and
he takes special train for the doomed
city. He makes speech at the Planters
House, and having three OF four more
speeches in his trunk, he deyotes them to
The batteries. and then leaves for Rich
mond, where he makes a final effort to
keep up the spirits which have dropped
in his absence. But Mr. Davis cannot
now rest Like Ahasucrus, he must on,
for the blue coats are contracting their
lines, and Mobile is already crying again
for another speech and more cordial The
wall Of Federal bayonets, however, is clos
ing in. and as the time wears on, Mr. Da-
Wis speeches must become b1iefer and less
frequent. Let US pray for that blessed
time When lie will hare but one more to
nuke. and that under the gallows tree
the last dying speech and confess ion of
Jetfrrson Davis, Traitor.
, 1863-11-16
NEW PUHLIQATIONS.

MT FAnx At EDo1woop- The Author ofss Rey-
cries Of Bachelor" New York: Chkrles scdb-
nes. Chicago: 8. G. G:iggs & Co. :,
This is one Of the most charming and de.
nghtful books We have met with for long
time. 4 genuine country book! rejecting
country ylife-especlal.y farming Life. which is
treated In thoroughly practical manner
country scenery, paoDe.s and customs-aud
every page redolea* Of tie fields and woods.
Tie farmer tbould read It for its wise lessons
on lusbsndry-aad The fac content which
rurs through It. and Fe.vades 1t like an at.
motphere. The toEnsman should resd |. be-
cause 1t will make him love the country, and
cheer him with bright visions of woods, and
waters. mountains, aud happy country homes,
and well cultivated farms. And all who love
literature should read 1t, because 1t ia de.
Nghtfnlly written, in such sweet, teree, and
musical English. lis a genuine American
classic.
Arthur HA11Ax's RExA1Hs. IN Pross and Versa,
With Pfcfree and Memoir. Boston: Tlcknos
g. F1e1ds Chicago: s. G. GsigEs 4 Co.
This book Is doubly Interesting, for Its oHa
intrinsic merits, aRd for the associations
which crowd about the name Of the author.
Arthur Ha1lam is the fine, chiyalzous, noble
fellow, Who IL tile college caum, and intimate
friend Of Alfred Tenuysou, the poet, won hts
un6ying lore, go finely celebrated in that
gracd and solemn organ melody, the In he.
noIiam. Few books could have been more
welcome than fbese Remains, to the readers
Of TenDyton. We all desired to know some
ching more Of the brave, true heart, SO
affcrt}n,:atplv aunthene{se5 hv fhe Enp,fsh
, 1863-11-16

The above table shows that almost every
season during the past eleven years large
proportion Of the Hogs received here have
been shipped East. This must be stopped.
Chicago packers ought to receive every hog
that comes into our market and only have 1t
sent East in barrels, tlerces, or boxes.
STATISTICS or BEEF PACKING IN CHICAGO.
With regard to Beefparking, Chicago
stands, as it has stood tor twelve years past,
foremost, both as regards quantity and
quality.
The following table shows the number OF
beeses packed each season far twelve years
past: >"
REEVES PACKED IN CHICAGO FOE TWELVE SEA
, 1863-11-16

The present season thus far has been par
ticulatly active and profitable to those en-.
gagged in It, and the packing promises to be
unusually heavy.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS or CATTLE ASD
HOGS FOR E1GHT YEARS.
To give our readers some idea Of the mag
nitude of the entire trade In beef cattle and
hogs in this city, we append the following
table, showing the receipts and shipments
for series Of years:
REcE1r1s or HOGS AND BEEF CATTLE N CHICAGO.
Hogs. Beeyea.
, 1863-11-16

9Th: rrsee aad reos,le cannot become Al 'sod;ous
.uot cpo1y," II IL impossible. The city has poxe:
our these companies TO eoatsol them, aud protect
tie public And 1t IL dttlng this c1y Of t'odious
monopoly shou]d CONC from the qusrte. 1t does
t:orn clase Of nea Who seek franchises placing
their operations above and Independent Of muui-
c'pa1 control, and giving them power to take and
spply private property wherever they msy desire
10 90 50. We say 1t il fitting such men shsuld
oppose an Ordinance which 6epstves them ofthssa
privileges, protects the people. aud asserts the
right ard power Of the city TO control It's own
ai1aish. The trouble IL. this ordnance u eouud.
and it, soundnefB affects thu schemes Of these
Len. Therefore let the people rejoice when they
~
, 1863-11-16
AiefeIIe11enxa

uETOE'5 CEMENT.-Tts In.
L soluble Cen>at cE tAs KassFs HILTON
E1orHxxs = certainly tna ba& A:taoto of ta~ ktnd
svcx i0vented Il should bs ks1t u a7sf{ mA1ufkc
mho5 ollA1s ca ba sAvea II lie run cf ~. Tnlk
Cemaat cAa5rt decoErose or becoma corrupt - IL
crcus btk5eea ttAl 80 Ct tan fosA-1-a vI emit
ssJ oderstve smell fhs vKrtoas uses 70 which =
ca ba sutteaefu1y s7p1tod. 1reders It nva:aahe Ia
II cas- o.. for pa.!tsal1f7 ss3 siTssa3e17aas
~ E5TkE WINK
, 1863-11-16
METROPOLITAN HALL.

ARLEo7oG EELiF, LEoy D2sHlKE3'5
M1NETR HL3,
Will open A. the xoo7e Hal A31 yeynatn U-ttf tatdt
Eew CparA H6oEa On WA5-tu1tra sy1e9., bttNeQ1
CtAek ECO Eeash' n II cnmpJastd.
On MONDAY, NOVENREH 16tn,
T1:s New senEt, Jo1ts Buslssaass sasoes. &C.. DC.
A51taton : csnt Don.a open I: co@sueasta6
o3ao 81. eor Eeuciog at 3o'c!ocxt r II Atni8 don
= cents, children Matnes nntsr Ten 3eats OF aga
Is c4Gta. {uo15 p9.91wtaI -. DIAu453. Az
, 1863-11-16
PARTICULAR N0rIGE.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Tere sro many preparations sold unde- sas mana
& sss;s RI Up L 9nass ns!sos Ct = s5s
Y cent? per gAloa the tas:a dsgaiasa by Aai3a or
Z t2a Seaase
sussns saRs q tss ID
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Is 20 Mistake II tnt voaehed ior ~ naiabais ii
" VIC 4eie s eoszsat att q Il tas G III Il
| the immat1ate commat Of Capt r. 8. Ayfes
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BEWARE OF C0UHTERFEIT1:
See .ha. .lsns.ure Of &C. N, JACKSON" Is On tes
WRAPPER OF each bottle.
Price Per Bottle rs Cents,
Or Half Dog. for $500.
Should nearest druggist not have the a11cla do
aot Be- PIT Saes
Win ior@aFd. secnseIy packed. bI express.
Principal Office and Mandatory
No. 8M ARCH STREET,
JONES & EVANS,
{snccessors to G. N: JACKSON 6 co.. .Propststcss |
tom In The United slatea. aas9-El2ss l2ssGa-xd7adp
IMP ORTAET TO LADIES. |
DIR. CHEEsgHaHB FILE.
Tbs Ingredients tc these Pills Is the result IT lonS
sase aa . ssset e .h3s Pi 70
uCn1. REMOVING ALL oHsT1CoI1oxs. Whe<hef from
Ell 81 e ssP = m a s
hJst:sea astassec sleep. which asies tsom stez=a2:
DR. CHEKsKAANB PIL1s
1re pcaitiye 1eEecy Tor 81 coE3laizu peculiar -
FeraAlas, NDrcE'a WITH oEKzAtyTY PHz1up1aA1
IRa1ouLAalT4 E1pllct ec:ons, Stating when theJ
aa ~ a' M.e fsa po4 ose ooss
" a4zKE LII: " E.eeasse:a; @ r.!
ITO FARMERS, PRODUCE
L DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
EWES & NIACEF,
81 King William street, London, and 9 Chapel
street, Liverpool,
tss e
business II England. zece!Ee coa4'g41ents OF Aart
MT ssippns buass. 81 sTs.5 39 Eta e1eoafed We
5oas I'd fE scSs as
ses1 NIL 71-SnSte@-W-F1A
, 1863-11-16

no ALCOHOL Oh BAD WHI3KY,
rney WILL, CURE :aa aao7e di5aa,35 IL n11e1:r1o
ca9es out Of 4 hundred.
Do vo7 want something to Strengthen Ysu
Do you want Good Appetits7
DO yo7 want to Build up yo4r coostltutloni
Do you want to Feel Weus
Do you want to get rid ot Nervousness
Do you want EnerBy1
Do you want to Sleep Well!
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Feeliag3
Ele1 do. 0se EUOkLAAQ5 4xHs4AN BITEGB&.
, 1863-11-16

THOMAS s. CO., manufacturers Of
L HERME1ICALLY sEALRD AND
Preserved Fruits, Jellles, Pickles, &c.
80 Lasalle st:sst. caicago. Illinois.
20. Boz se**5. Oppoalte tho Coass Heusa.
FRUITS IN JAMS.
uEEAxrIcALLr sEAtEr-rEEsH.
Peaches, Raspbeyftes Ounces,
ToEataes, WaoE7lebet:tes. Ha11,
Cherries, Pests, 8rA7bE:7te1
PRESERVED FRUITS AND JAMES
n aLAss-AssoaTrp s1zks. ;.
s6awbe:r:a,. Qnlncss, CIao Apples.
RMespns1hle, P1 PHmssns sn4,-, s1,ra,
hlackba LINES. CfAAher11ea.
Eterr!e8, Paa:s Grapes
Pexcnes, Green Cages,
Pure Ffrit 63sups. Psklsle Cnickaoa-Hezmes.cally
sehlsd-
JELLIEs.
III GLARS -AssoAT1D sIz88.
Fed CuEr3nt. sttnH1sxFy, G-ape.
Black Cnzzart~ Raspberry. C1ab AppIe.
A:ss eosfahs Jei,ts i,s1nor;i E 81. nd ls's eaea
SUNDHlES.
Pure Grxpe WIae. Puse Cusrant Wine, P1re Black
berry Hlne. Pure Hho1 tlnoer-y Vile, Tomato CAk-
Gsu2 G'aR
CucumhErs, PIcE1ed aabbsxe.. Pick1et Tomatoes,
EsE isS Mnsiatd. tsenea Sastasd, oIses. saIdiaes.
Uhve Oil. EDzNsn Pckier, ADcs ov:es-
MI ef osssx saa aEss's' belonging to taa
uo14p5t51H!s
, 1863-11-16

MUM & COMPANY, Solicitors
4t1 OF A3fERtCAE ard FOREIGN PATRHTs aud
Pub iahe.s of tee ILLUSTRATED
81 SClENT1C s a vi e X CAN,'
No 81 Park Row Now Yo7k.
Pamphlets cf information annut patents FREE.
sreclmen coplea ot tie paper FREE.
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