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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

= bIltE IL HEREBY GIVEN. That by virtue 81 \
" decree made record BY ,hr s1rcui.
court o. la sale County, State Of Illinois. IN.
fHHrF term thereof, b. 1863 in cause tn, n
pending IN said Court on the Chancery side thereof.
wherein George Smith and Elisha W. willard were
comPai naHts, and Alexander Cruick shank John 4
usher, Henry ". Hing, Wiafa Chuma.ers, Nicholas
Marc Martin t'COuHCr and Richard Coysue Il ware
Defendants shall, on BOMBAY, the 18th day
o. APRIL, =. 1868, between the hours Of
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon and O'Clock, p M
o. said day, offer for sale, the south door Of
the County Court House in Ottawa, in said county.
II pubic suction and viii Ilen sell to the highest BID
DER Tor cash. the following described properly being
the sa.2c ordered by said be cold :ha, i.
70 say III" vest Halt of lot Numbered II , ar a
tie hole Of lot numbered t2 } in block
one hundred and IL riy-four t34D in the city @; La
Sale. rcuuiy OF La saiI-. and State Of Ireis
] rms Of sle-Cash T. A. IIOIIIsTER
March II, :. D. 1851. -QdsteT IN Csdncery-
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MASTERS SALE


NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN, That by Tir:ae @ I.
y decree made and entered ~ record 10y th- Cir
Court Of La Sale County, Etate % Illinois at th.
Noyemier Term Of said Coart, = u. c.. n Z certain
cause hen Te-dur in said Court, On the Cfancery
eide thereof. wherein Jacob Strawu cSTnpa inzut
and David Sarah Straa g.. his vile. biro II
detra III StTdwu jeremiah straw : as ". Chez
yer. William q. Moore. J 1stis ". Clark and sauUs
Engc defendants. -taE on MONDAY. the Ic-h
day of arm. D. SO. between tie hours 81 uire
O'clock the forenoon AMI of s4G DAY. Mfr
sale tie south door Of the County Court House
Otta va, in Faid county. AZ Public Auction and viii
then sell 10 the hig.sl b.di-r the 'nouIrg described
property being the ordered By said decree te
sold, that is The half % the soGth-ea-t
quarter Of dirty f1Ir 81 and The af -
lh- southeast quarter section tfirtJ it= $50 ami t-e
49, q flI- HurtR~asf l=Tcer of sc H~ vtv-
49,: also the north quarter IN s.Ifr
quarter % s-ction tuenty-six co., 'rr-s#r thirty
direct - north. ~ range thTe- 81 g- laird
uc'V.si meridian also The p1rtrwo~' GasTter c.
Fe~Iirn ~ and tie rorth--as: ar;sr o. sec o.
three p toHHsh', u II yTo tS.t north. oF raage
tfIre 81 81 the third P-ncipsl urTi~n Al sit
the county o. IA nAs and St1t- 81 Illinois.
Terms zai--Cash. ,. 4. HoLLl.TtR.
.i'-.sr a. tuUrcSry
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Aami;n istrator's Notice.

duHtthtSH"tW -'o'''''
IVY virtue of an order and decree OF the County
Court of Ia Sale County, llinois, made at the
Ssu,en,rr term thereof, 1884, and again at the
Wsre term 4. n. 1868, the undersigned administrator
of the estate of Harmon G. Teupeto deceesed, will
sell NJ The door the Court House in Ottawa, Sa
turday, the Cd day of May. A. D. 1868 the following
real estate of said deceased, towit The south half
Said tract will be offered in tracts of so acres each
The whole will be subject 10 the widows dover and
other membranes. - a.
TERHs-One-third dswn, one-.h:rd in six months .
and one-third in one year from the,day ofsale.
SY.vANUS CROOK, Admin ,strcsesr
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASTERS SALE


NOTICE Is Hi.EEEY GIVEN Thai Law vir,. -,
"a, 1870 iide ara entered Of record by the CIR
~ Ia salie cocnfy state Of IlinI. at IA.
reiT'iary Tenn 81 sad Cnfrt. T. D. 1893 in r.r,s
o:nsr then pending in said Court on the Cb.n..r,
rT mere" ~i'er !" Josep brewster was complainant
and Mamie y. carotev rfofn,s WA. =,
Rarriey Carchey and Jef,r Preston C,,I,l.ys 49,.
'en1antSr Fla on NDNDd y the 9Th Iiay Of .PRiI
:. +. I-'S between lie hnIrs OF nine O'Clock in The
I"r"iieo f"d sunset II said day Offer for sal- n, ,b.
South doH' 9" IT,, CeunIy Court iious. in OTTAWA in
ss'- county al Public Auction and will t,en sril 10
III CSt pldarr the following described property.
oe.nG e sant ordered ~ said decree be sold that
s 90 sly Tn s'nih-wes quarter Of section thirty
20! soWhS,ip thr:y-siS go nor:i, 81 range two q,
EAST OF he third principal meridian continuing ma
Illinois " ' - Nc an" ''a'e o.
Terms Of SAle-Cash. F. a. KOLLIsTER,.
c,. , Master az Lhs,cery.
MASTER'S SALE
y oFCE II HEREBY GIVEN. Tb,, nv vi,,,.
nrcrr- maze and entered record bv
cunt Court OF Ia sale Comfy stat offii 1oi. at
Icprnsry Term % said Court A II I.:t
cause then nenl'ng in sad Court on a.. c..-
W., Ne thtieo., "Here,n "eorge Smith and kIsh.
.hsnr Joh, Tr@ i'ta@ and alexander Crucl-
niasero, Nicholas Mare, John Morn. and WI i nv
thompson wrre defendants. shall. Oh MONDAY.u the
18th day of hIHIL, n. 1868 between the nan,ss
Ten O'Clock N HE forenoon and one O'clock p NJ sf
sad day ofr for sale, til. door III. con,,r
court Hous- IN OTTAWA, in said county, Public Aue
i0n and viii th'n sell 10 the hige.t ;idder the fol-
loving described nrerty being the same ordered by
SAID decree to be sold that is say: Lots nuuher
three f3 and four ~ of block eighty ts5 i'm the
Hhe"a Addition to the City OF Perm Him and lots
number three 90 four 90 and 1--WE 30 OF block number
seven % in Dascomb's sdi;i0n to the city Of Peru
tno'' asH ne .a'' twenty t2o) feet Of the west
l'f5 t4V( ttt OF lot number Eve 5Lof block number
keverteeu 40 Cor that part Of sou, n m. Cii.arc
ana ROCK Island Railroad CpDpary's track, upon
town Of Peru. Illinois.
Terms o. sals-CIsh. ga UOIJIsrEg
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<Eeaat advertisements.
MASTERS SALE

MASTERS SALE.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of a
~ decree made. and entered of record by the Cir
cult Court La Sta tie OF Illinois, at the
February Term Of said Court, 1868, in certain
taen- pending IN said Court, the Chancery
side thereof, wherein George NTH ard Elisha WWil
lard con,p'ainants, and Alexander Cruckshank,
John +. Fisher, George W King. ihiam Chunasero,
Nicholas Marc. T. r. Courtney. Georg- Mann, Mar in
OConnor and Richard Cog- eli defendants. /
shall, MONDAY, the 18Th dag Of 4PI(L. u 1865,
between the hours OF ten O'clock in the and
o'clock Y. n. of said day, offer for sale, ut the
south door OF the County Court Hnuse in Ottawa. in
said county, at public auction and Will then sci 70
the gEest iadrr, the ioDosins Dc >cr.bed property
hciBg the ordered ny said decree he soft that
is The ha of the quarter ~
section twenty four IA township thirty four 1871
north oe range two ri east OF the 81 principal
dian, containing eighty isol acres, be the more
less. according the United States Governmen,
survey; also the undivided hal: Of the half OF the
Forth west quarter of section number eleven I'LL
township thirty three 1881 north, range one u east %
tie third !ri ncipa me ridIan al situate in
~ of La Sale and State of illinois
Terms OF saie-Cash. T.. A. IOLLISTER,
Ndsfsr IN tkoncery.
Ottawa March 10Th. A. d. Is ,3 IL
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w A.N7TED.

TO exchange, $40 acres of un improved land in Ii
i WINSTON Co. for an improved farm within 10
miles Of Ottawa. The subscriber will pay the differ
euae in nash. Ils-2si*ll ad jill. CURRYEAi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

STANDS,
BOOKCASES,
CCPBOAEDS SINKS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES.
And an endless variety Of FURNITURE, too te dion.
uton. The undersigned himself does all his
ork. I'D will the Give him call
selves whether he dom; seep the best
Furniture Eastern az well CItstona Work hand
C0FFJN.S of all kinds, ready trimmed, constantly
hand
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Rsal estate.
. or sac

SGr sac
100 lots in sang~r's Addition to 0t'a"- and g
W. i-u;s .E Old Town aud safes Addition 90 Otts-
"a, 'or sar clap. lsurS1 l.. F. SANGER.
'1'HEET Houses and Lets to rent.
augs /. p. SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28
kENpALL COUNTY.

Dirision M. comprises the OF Fox, Zig
Grove, Little Rock, Bristol and thai portion of osweso
lying west of the Fox River. Assistant Assessor
lrus Coy, Office Newark.
Uiri.io1 No. 10 comprises the OF Lisbon Ken
dali, Seward, NaAw Say, and that portion Of Oswego
lying of the Fox River Assistant Assessor Jarvis
off catI ixhn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

II IER's BEST KEROSENE OIL, only 50 cents 'er
IN gallon, at CAMP6ELLS.
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GErNpY COUNTY.

DirisioH No. comprises the towns OF Morris Aeri-
anna Ncte Creek, Saratoga and ADVISABLE As-istau;
Assessor Levi Hills, office Morris.
Iiri,jo1 No. 5 comprises the towns of Felcx, Wa
pou.et, Norman, Vienna, Morgan, Bracevie, High
land. Goodfarm and Greenfield. Assistant Assesror J.
W. Ciarpoo Office at Waupons..
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kANKAKEE COUNTY.

Division No. Is comprises the towns of Kankakee
Eourbonnais, Manteno and Rockville. Assistant As
ID. G. Beam offcs at Kankakee City.
Dirision No. IA comprises the towns of Momence
GAMER, Aroma, ST. Anne. Sumner and Yellow Head
Assistant Assessor James Cha,feld, office Momsnce
IIiEision No. Is comprises the towns of Essex, Sa
lima, Limestone, Norton, Pilot. Otto. Assistant
Assessor Richard Lane Office at Limestone, pest Of
flee at KIM kakee City.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

DU FACE COUNTY.
Dirision No II comprises the towns of Wayne, Ad-
Olson, Bloon,ingdale, Winfield and Nape, vile Assist
ant Assessor Joseph Mcconnell, Office at Turner.
Dirisi0n No II comprises the of Kyle, Milton
York and Downer's Grove. Assistant Assessor J. c.
Wheaton Office a Wheaton.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25
THE QUESTION OF THE DAY.

Fellow citizens, there is but one topic
which one who appears before an audience
at this time is expected to discuss, and tha
is, the condition Of the country, which is
now struggling for the maintenance of its
integrity in the face of rebellion, more
fragrant than any of which history has given
record. And, in entering upon discussion
of the questions involved, in order to save
myself trouble or any misnpprehension on
the part Of any one else, | desire at once to
define my own position.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25
THERE MUST BE UNITY AMONG U.s.:

We cannot afford to quarrel among our
selves at this time. 1t is neither good sense
patriotism Have wo 70 served @ 50 Ious il stSe tSe
party ranks that we are bound to oppose
the Government, ifadmiuistered BY our po-
litical oVpoucpts, because one Of our party
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25
THE WAR DEBT OBJECTION.

What next? Why, We are running up q
heavy debt, and taxes are becoming larger.
Well, if you want to settle this war by di.
plomacy, acknowledge these fellows. and
take their debt Of eight, hundred millions
and pay it also; l don't think, however,
that that would prove very good inaucia
operation. taasl'5. .iO f iao"
THE SOLDIERS DESIRE TO FIGHT IT OCT
| think there would be something made
10 this respect BY fighting it out, and Mis-
Sissippi fashion repUdiatina their debt. a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
0UR OPERATIONS in TENNESSEE.
REBEL REPORTS OF THE SITUATION.
Our Troops in Raccoon Valley Reinforced
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES GAINED.
Bragg Stopping Accounts Of Rebel
Disasters.

Richmond papers of the 9th inst. contain 'ne
following:
ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 4, le63-The Yankee MAINTAIN
possession OF Raccoon Valley. having been Ie"V! re-
enforced. The Yankees shell our forces inccss"''9'
The foods in Tennessee have demolished oil the anAec
pontoons The Yankee advance has reached Florence
We occupy London which places rs WITHIN t~.h,y'
three miles Of Knoxville behind the deiens's o' 'ne
enemy. The enemy are raiding tie country near
uunt,yilc. committing great depredatlons. 1heir
raids are more disastrous than any Of their pecodi"s
ones IN Madison and Huntsville Counties Bragg naS
it in bis power to mnzze the telegraph. but he eanh''
muzzle the mails The enemy have gained important
advantages within the last orty.cigh hours WHICH uh.
less they are oountcraced will place the question o.
subsisting his army In Chattanooga beyond DOUBT
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
RlMORED EVACUATION OF RICH
MOND.
Jrn. Davis Gone south MOI To Return.

Special bispaich 20 Tie Phlid'lphia inquirer.
BALrwoRg. Friday. Nov. G. 1868
We have rumors here that the Rebels are
ovacuatiug Richmond Many are Inclined TO believe
such an event may be taking place. They argue that
JEFF Davis went South weeks ago and hot 10
again Even Scccssonists not surprised n the
report Their sGuia,inss look Gs II they believed. or
pui some iaith Ia IT, The abandonment Of Richmond is
thcsuIcnderng Of Virginia. and ultimately OF Dixie"
STARVATION OF rsioS PRISONERS Al RICHMOND
DEATH OP f0Rri Five.
Jy friend. who again loft Annapolis yesterday. states
that up u the hour OF his departure. Joryfrs out Of The
oHe hnadsed and sgifyseren Union pi'oasrs recently
brought from Richmond had died and r,nfy:fre 20 hriy
nIore Of hem 10 all appedgGnoes IL dying con.
du,OH.
Physicians do not hesitate to pronounce that the
causes oi their deaths sss and Hcgc Ii is
too horrible 10 tLintof
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
FROM THE ARMY OF THE Gun.
DEHLAND.
The Hsbris still Wasting their shells
supplies Brough' by boat. 10 brown.
Ferry, aud thence by Wagons to Chat.
CmArTASoooA, Saturday, Nov. T. Is63.

CnArrASoooA, Saturday Nov. T. Ie63
The Rebels threw some half dozen shells at
US to-day from Lookout Mountain. doing no damage
All il quiet elsewhere along The lines.
Boats from Bridgeport, with supplies mails and pas.
scnrors come up Though the creek TO Browns Ferry.
There is two miles OF wagon transportation from
Browns Ferry Ia Chattanooga.
Parnasers arrived to-day with funds to pay the
troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
rn..al..Gsrer.i, Military Goven.or.
CoIerea Orphan Asylum "s sh~ south
Correspondence.
hrsrvOsT. y. G. Noi. > ~
T. iAs Isdir. o B,,f.h Csay 81 I'asa ,ho . 9'He
os,g dat'ef or fhs lsna 81 is f,sedsea y ~ Scala
DEAR FRySps Gen. SsXton, Military Governor

T. ils sdr. 81 rs B,sA Csay 81 I''''a sho . 9sAe''
os''y Ao.ies for "a. t,n.sie q fis f,s'd-sa y ~ s'sh
DEAR fRvSps Gen. SsIton, Military Governor
s p-g-r',r of th~ South Ia. placed In ny hands $50
u ,ho ssnooni you srnsfously a.lepl'si ~ he i-
toe f.fsr-.. non slavery. The en H. hanun "' -
roque.i.I g. daPo.c q H. ,en, u to Gen rai''h WIN ~
following l"'''' BANGOR, Jolly ~. 1863
DrlH GNsHu an in receipt of your iAsor of The oh
n,, snd IN much obliged tho ocfiis in which
yol eIye,. yoaf winus. 10 dapo's q TIC suaA 'aia
placed In ny hsn. for the b,n,hi II the ooored people
n.aaios isclo.e 20 dan Bos'on payable 70 yoaT
oflr 81. Il sCos 20. also ior~ ard you herewith
copy - Ii,T which received from tho douof. They
give directions, 70 thtnsna, u it, dsbuf'sncn,ouy
h or sLo coifabsnds. Beaufort have give you.
lou viii your judgment o. she bc.t
Alch i sssi and have doab, It vii b. wisely
appropriated Please inioEns u receipt, ard obse
your. truly, II. HAhLlN
" Oen. Il s,rros Bsaa,of'. $. G"
Tier. IL being es'Ab.hed Fernsndina Fiona, NruL
Asylum ,ho.s sbdra whom the Divine Institution" ia.
without parent. oihc,. 20 fof them. We
rfopo.o making homo whsie childhood with proper
ha b. made happy mentally. morally and physically far
NAV bc with The placed "a hands Tho enter
p,o ia, oouasl5ai .s - our excellent Governor who
only given part Of your donation TO this esPec OBJ
.oi many otcf Ways promoting the beet Interests u
sAi. peops.
Friend. The North have eyed tho establishment Il
such Institution hoping th-r-ff0m send dnerrnt
cas, of graduate, 60 Different relation. In he than their
.h,T. before them Ia tcf former condition slaves,
We have hope, srya good resulting i1m this and trust
your hoafi. VII yet be n.do CAD Ia framing Of e..
aons that your benc,o,nee aod Ia founding such home
lor these " God. iit.c ore.
Very ,ruly your. CHLOE MERRlCK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
IBy Telesaph.I
FoErnrss MONROE, friday, n

FOkIlIAs MONiUI, IIuill wv !" rV"'
The steamer John A. Warner, Capt. Cone,
arrived hero this morning from Washington ID. c..
bound 10 Portsmouth, Va.
The two dcscrtcrs from the et Connecticut IL gmen'
sentenced 10 be shot today at Portsmouth, Va, are
rcprieyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
FutiI< Afiemps OF the Rebels to Gain our
Kear-Thc Gunbonts were too much
for thcm-A BIorknde-Huuxers stopped
The Torpedo Steamcr-Sumier's Flag
Shot Away-DnngcrOus Condition Of
the WaIls-BIoek Island Occupied by
our Troop.-Iis Nearness 70 CbarIeston.


MORRIS ISLAND, S. C., Nov. ]. l.G3.
A furious cannonading yesterday morning, in
the direction Of Pawnee Landing and Stono River, at
tracted those localities The occasion proved TO
be only futile attempt Of the Rebels inrepch them
selves upon james Island, in our rear The gunboats
there stationed the Pawnee the Maibleheal, and the
mortar. boat {. p. Williams sirenuousy invited the
traitors TO leave tie neghborhood. They wen.
Capt Cillcy Of the Cattskil. monitor intercepted Il
steamship from Charleston Harbor. trying 10 Tun the
blockade last Tuesday night. Three shots each
fired by the Cattshill and the Patapsoo The contra
band vessel pu, back TO Charleston, 10 supposed in
damaged condition. As the encounter happened drng
The night nothing is known o. the size OF name a. the
steamer.
Capt. Ciley and other officers Of his vessel aver
that the cigar or WInans's model steamer that at
tssked the Ironsdes during the night Of the 9Th ut
could possibly have escaped lately assert
ed Il reports Of her being in Charleston such az
have appeared in Northern papes must be fallacious
as her DISAPPEARANCE from yiea IN few seconds M
witnessed by these gentlemen could only have been The
result Of her sinking part OF the charge Of buckshot
which killed Egsgn Howard Of the 1rOns.dcs. fired by
the helmsma Of the Rebel craft struk the CalskD and
passed very near Capt Ccy, who hal taken the alarm
anu oideTed bis guns TO open upon Tie torpedo vehicle
1t known that tho Rebels have other craft Of the
mooc In Charleston. Whether the IepG of the escape
above referred be traced 20 the existence Of such
Sesses is not for me 10 say Rut in this connection it
Nfy De noted that tie original models and builders Of
ihs c,gaf steamers" are within the UEon lines, ai
bai bHUc Noweath Dor sOcia, position SHOULD shield
any citizens Of Baltimore from the scrutiny Of Justice
Whether the torpedo beats bu.i By then or upon
models furnished from their Offices are questions in
which the Government and The public are interested.
IT is sufficiently significant for al practical purposes
that such Inventions in the lands Of The eecs Of
the country. The communications between Charleston
and Baltimore. via Richmond, ya are open for Cor.
pcrboad newspapers in New York and tier "spccia /
correspondents" Why Gay not The route be pIactca
Bile. also. for the drawings fNd specifications Of Internal
machines intended 20 serve tue purpose u destroying
vessels Of blockading Sjid threatening Scccs
Dions hOtbcd
Nor. q Tho continuous boLl laFcIeat VI Sumter
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
THE REBEL RAMS IN FRENCH PORTS.
Important AnnOuncementDy
Secretary Seward.
The Vessels Arrested by the French
Government.
WASHINGTON Nov. :. ls'o.

Secretary Seward authorizes the gratifying
announcement that the French Government upon fhe
remons,rancc q Minister Dayton. has promptly ana
most honornhy arrested the six ironoad rams "tieh
were building at Nantes and BordeanI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
The Escape Of DIR. WIN. u. Ruck,r
CNCINNArL Satnrdnv. Nov

'N'INNhII, Situidu!, NOV I, IrbJ
VIM. L. Rnckcr, who recently escaped from
the Ee'inond Prison, arrived at Ganley Bridge Va.
to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

significant Omens-GeR. Gilimore's ATtiI.
Iery-srenghoids Of Rebeidom in the
North-The sea Isisnds and the Crops
Relief for statesmen and Norfhers
Tpadesmrn-Thc Predicate Provisfon
Of Land. for the People" sqant'er
Sovereignty" md keif-t'o'erpme"f-
Grenf Meeting Military, Navy, aud
Civilians sermon and speerAss-Codc
81 G~~. TO Govern Land Claimants
Former md Prssen' DsesSiass TauSh'
the Pcoplc-spcseh Of q Coiorea sol
Gier-CIaims being Tshcn-One Old
Master nll Boughs Out-Miiitsry Notiee
10 Tax Comm is-ioners, and Warning
Against Buying Certain Lnnds-A
Power Better than Monitors OF Greek
Fire-l:en. Nm xton'. Cireuimr Concern
Ing Land Claim. Orphan Asylum nj
Fernnndina-Engiish Donation.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
ENUT ''"s''' Wv TIT ''''"7
PALLID COUNTENA\CE.

These .ymp,oms Il allowed to 20 on whict ihi, NsSdps
iy.r,aply rrloy., .oou follows fatuy Ev.pi.eF,s aas
~ hrh III. patient my expire Who csn sy ,Lr the,
DO, frequently followc ny lose drcin di'r~~ tNAA
oftheir suffering. ,,
TIL. records Of the 'nssEe asylums, snd tie AssstoJ
Deaths by consuu2ion bear ample WIN. !" 'ns rsn
W.akness recuiI.. I'd OF Medicine Z. sireseLu ssd
Inv. .ora,- tn. sy-tsB, Which HELMBoLDs EAfkA,f
uUtHu lSvAKlABLl DOES.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
FOR

Non Retention OF Inconnonce OF Urine, iriso, irssn
os,,on n, liberation Of the BLADDER and kidDeys Dws..
Inc Prostate Glsnd stone In lie Blsdder Csgs U,v. =
Brcs Dus, Deposit aid 81 D..ease. or Agccion, VI dt ~
der and Kidneys and Drop..cai Swelling. c,i'ss IL Nn
lVom,n or Children.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu.
EXTRACT BuCHU,
EXTRACT BTCHu,
E\TRACT BUCHu.
EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weakness srnI lou, Habits Of D,s.ipaee stss1a
with III. following syrll 'ons lrdisposon 20 Exrs,
hing Horror II D.earr Diuness OF Vision wstefsss
Pain In the Back Ur,.rssi La,sl'ude Of the Mo- ~. st
TEN Hot Hands, Finishing. Of .Le Body Dryns. Of SAsF
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARsArARILLI

For purifying he blood renewing al chrore cos'1.ios
dssses arising !pure state - the hoc6 ant the
ou.y rciisbe ai eject AD1Nu remedy for me c1e o. sc
la ScAli Head Ssli y Pains aia >weil rf'if b1irs
.csraons OF the lfa4f I'D ss- Blochcs, Pmnts ~ ne
F-ce, letter, Erys ell. III scAly crypt, n Of 'le sin
AND BEAU risl iSG THE COMPLEXION
SOT AFEw
~ the dlsord.r. l aic mankind ron ,ae ser
rr,on that accungtr. .n tie blood Oi al tie sse'sis
fa, been Llfs rurr, 10 out ncur cen equal n 3rt
HFLNBOLDS tOAftl SIS khlhAtI of rAhsAfA
RiLLA. IL clcsr sd uoyaies tlc blood s ths VIZ
of health into the yrn and pJrces ont th' hlois When
sud eapcs the disollns fi4i and Iankc The olod
such remedy. thlf rl be relied on has Tong beer se;'
I and now Tor tn, lime. the public have one 'n WA
ti-y can depcnd Us pace here does nc, VI III O. .'s
ss to show 80 effects, olt the ;ri " single eo't All
show 10 the sck th-' a.s v ues s'p4ssins 1nytss- -!
have taken
Two tablcspoonf OF ls Extract OF sarssari. add.di is
pint Of equ5 .hr Lisbon Diet Druf AID one o'e
iuiiy equal to gal 90 tho eyrnp Of sais . ma "'
Dccoc ton - usually i..i..r .-.rc
tS- THESE EXTRA rs HAVE BEEN AnMlTrhD
To Use ~ THE UNITED STATES ARMY. a.i y. 20
Lie SANITARY INSTITUTIONS thruusAon. ths isfd
wei as in private pticcts and considered - nss'.
remedies.
See mciics propsrtie. oi Buchu -
FROM DlsPENSAIDh or ThE UNITED >lAk>
See Professor DEVICES valuable works tlr fiscues
81 rhysc.
see remarks made ny he late celebrs,ed Dr. rl>c Pill
ait lghih
scs remark, made by rr FriiRAIM MCDOWELL .esle
brii.d physician, AID arn of the koya Cob q q fnr
stn,, Ireland ana bl'c- "a the tianaciion' ' Ss hS
aud Oursu's journal. -.
Sc, Msdico Chirur.ic-l Review published y BENJAMIN
IEA\ Eks, Fellow ui No, Al (o.ls.c Vi Sgg- -ssI.~
See most Of tie Late Standard Woks Oi Ned
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU

f. .e veassn, 10 g., Taste ali odor aud more sfrs,ser
than sny oi The Prcpars'ions oi
iRO; Or hAAK.