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Persons of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpitation OF the heart,
Isck OF appetite, distress alter eating, torpid
liver, constipation, &c, deserve to sufer If they
will not Try them.
They are recommended BY the highest medi-
cal authorities, and are warranted TO produce
aB rmrnc cdidte beneficial effect They are exceed
ingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTICE.-Any person pretending 10 sell
Plantation Bltters in bulk or by the gallon ia
swindler and impostsr. We only put 1t mp in
our log cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles rehlIed
with imitation deleterious stuff, for which sew.
eral persons are already in prison. See that
every bottle has our United States Stamp over
The cork and signature on steel plate side Ia
bels.
Ssld by respectable dealers throughout the
hsbitnble globe.
y. II. DRAKE CO.,
oim 202 Broadway, n. Y.
HENRY III. HELMsES,
ME ROE ANT AILOR,
HAs REMOVED yRox
No. sol sEyxHTH sTRHST,
3s< sTRE1T,
sEfwEEE slxTH AND sEvssrH srRsrrs.
Next door TO
eHEPHKRDS BOOKSTORE 90 10 I'm.
wE Q. sIsPsoE.I IswsLL o ArwsL
FORREST HOUSE,
NJ asa 10Th ST, BITREBE D ANpr,
WAsHIsGros CITY.
SIMPSON Z ATWELL, P,spristors.
wins, LIoUsRs AND CIGARs or TIE RIsEsr ouAL-
III ALWAYS en- HAND.
81 MHALs q. ell hours 4 nd in every style.
AsUIT OF Rooms for rent. oceim'
~ MONTY YEAONEYAM0NsYI ~
= Q NJ wALsh 4 90 . O
ass tsGESSkD sfsI.,k s4EEH5H91EE4f HB.19 .kI 4:,,.
Of from one dollar to Ten thousand dollars on COL
LIBIRAL xDvANoKs win be made on al kinds
snd silver ,.Issi snGsa; Ms auo. s.d
In:srun.n,s: H.ra.sIs. A olothins; ID, &c.
tins s, and saSsssD9s % many ~
OF Its citizens We are ooafdsnt that 10 eli Who may
s1srus' us with business ss sin sIye sst:sfsstion
Ism Licensed Pasnbrokers
~A OPERA GLAssIs 80
Y1xLp H GLASSES. ~"
I1st reesiyed. the eHsss assortment ever offered
IA this city, By
franklin & 90. OPTICIANS, -
a4+ PsDnsylv.nis avenue, bet eth And 18th sss.
sss Pennsylvania avenue, under the Hstional.D
.IgpEaBLE and pERIsooPIc srIorAoLHs
oonrSsssssas r,S.ssa TO ever, syssisAt.
11SA4sG2gS:ss! sGgSss!....
'H0r0stAss aaa.:..s LEY 3! 95Sssa-o-..' 5Ss;.I-o :.
80 ...y ma At ths lowest Isiess. ss8
. ''' a's'sas.A: 100 ''''''' I" r. IF e.
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS,
SOLDIERS, Suffers, PEDDLERS,
AND EFERYB0DYW
READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY.
At WILLIAM r. RICHSTEIN's
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 27S Pa. Av.,
Between lIth and 18th streets
YOU CAN BUY FOR ONI DOLLAR
Fifty cent Novels or Twenty Eve cent Novels,
So cent Stationery Packages or W-cent Pack ages
FOR ONE DOLLAR
You can buy eight Photograph Album Cards. Of
which We have now hand over ave thousand
varieties. embracing all styleB published.
NEW ONES RECEIVED DAILY.
The largest and cheapest stock of Albums in the
city.
DIARIIB FOR 1864,
Wholesale and Retail, over u new styles.
JUST RECEIVED
new lot of Tater 90, b celebrated Ambrotypss.
Public are invited to call and examine.
The subscriber having lately returned from the
New York and Philadelphia Trade Sales, oaors to
the Trade and the Public generally. the largest and
best Stock Of BOOKS, BTATtOS1RY, and FANCY
ARTlCL1s ever before opened In this oity, At low
rates consisting Of Books, Pereign aud lie ricsn
Stationery, Photographs Albums, Chess Men and
Boards. Cribbsse Boards, Dominoes, Combs
Brushes, Eoaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens. Razors,
TO-, de- Alarge lot of New Books sold 1t halt
retail price, at 80. -s. .....
NATIONAL BOOK eFoRy,
2rs Psnnsyiyan;a avenue,
oczs In ID. a Z between lIta aud 12tn SITS.
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AMUSEMENTS.
SCRD'0 Ne ~ THE
TENTF strict, ABOVE

TENTF strict. ABOVE r.
'o heas, Tss:s 81
Sixth 4''ssSsfPi. e u ft;ss sss fFHsfs'a.H
eon ssa oy the .sronsst arsmso
q g.
ssrs Gss 1enss wass, S Mr. 'Hs Fdnss sGn ~ VIZ E
fins with is,ss somsFs.Gs"r sns pSwerfai DR..
sA.,.ss,I.. ssgnsDA3 Aasisa hy.Enss EI.sai!
's' RioRAsDS sDStffif: III: Ia rive A''''
THE BATTLE OF q oososwoRrH FIELD.
THE ma "a RriPfti:'oG, R = r. R,.Arr.
CANTERBURY HALL.
HH A2s1o I }ee1sFsksSkE: }e4sFsksS5sF: rHtsrsR. AsR
Rear of s.oD. hSD.Si.s and As,ropo..n AAy.spa Ho..
SIuH0REAK ALLIANCEi
I'LL. neE!is..' Ek!AiHsHks'S sist!E,rox1rn. S'ft!E,
8 sro' y 1 t1ipAso sptssos, A5st. Ss tPSA5Rs seA5Rs
~ sp MURRAY,
zHE zHE ztEts z1Sya s. g. ffE1gTT, fE4gTT:,
ooRKoehaaalPaaTIao RAJ aTa CORPS.
The Beautiful Romantic Drama. the
MANIAC A0VkRI
sorgsou. P.ntomir1in Ballet,
HIsR HIsHt t4sB 44ssBB Saiy SaIy ystsFi yatEYi
MICRO :Sss: SFSSss si;sE si;sE 5;E;9s 5si8: 5kiS'
NA'Ao SoNss EksPRkSShsiAnzAs, PsSSasi DO.
Toors opap att o'clock. usrformsnse at Al.
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GAS FITTING. &c.

IA GAS FIXTURES
w Asve IN Store, and are daily recs:y,ns Ga.
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and Desien
Ai ginsl superior In style TO thing heretofore
offered In this market
We invite cttiseps generally to Cal. and erarnfn-
oEr gtock OF G. GAS and WATER FIXTUKgs feelins
sonndent that We aays tbs best selected stock l.
Washington.
~ Al Werk In the above line ipsruated to oa1
sars viii be prom rtly attended TO-
raerE-t' AVE3s & McaHAN. s7s srrss.
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PAPHhHAHalseRs, eRs,1sp.w suAp,s.

J. l.. KIDWELL would respectfully inform his
frisnes and tns public that he has just receiEed
q we'll sslseted assortment Of WALL PAPERS
WINDOW sHAD1s, FIRE BOARD PRINTS. DO !,
eli which he In prepared to ss at the lowest cash
Wall Pspers Iax csnts and upwards.
npapers huns in tho city or country In tae very
beet st,le by s1pslisne workman. .sss4
Remsmber fhs rlSes. No. 36T street, near gth,
inTyapk Hn Han Nuildine. A4t = 90 b I'm
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t>On KNIT. W.T. 6DARD-A sui: of ~ r.
y RlsHED PARLDRS; slso. three BED Rooms
cn second floor, sritsble for gentlemen aai their
wives, or sirsls gent men. Apply at No 377 18th
ttrest between sId streets. Pay in atrsnce.
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II NOTICE.
DAKIRS, Groesrs, Flour and Feed Dealers, Sat
lsrs bhippers Hotel Keepers and others are re-.
specially informed they can be % uppisd With all
dsseriktions Of IL0UR, CHAIN: 5AAD, Hay and
York and Baltimore Wholesale prices, ct
ALDRIOH q, date CssssisJ
Wholssale Grain Flour snd Feed WArehoase,
cor Cd and ats and lndians ay.,
oe ~ 3ms So near n. 4 o. Railroa1 DeDot.
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SOUTH WARsAw, O., July 2S, 1859.
"@ One young man, who had been
SAX and n1t out OF the house for TWO years
arb Se.OIuia aud ErysipsGas, arteT paying the
i0stors over $50 without eensnr, has been
cured by ten bottles OF your Bitters.
EDWARD WoUHALL"
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By GREEN a WILL AM, AaarIn--.s
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON 23DsrRHBr.
BsfHskE MOTH ASp n srns.Ts-.)n
TUESDAY, the 10th tnstsnt, W. shall sell, in front
81 ths 1remises at O'Clock D. ~ part Of orig nal
Ioemis su hoivision Of Raid Lot having q front On
TeIrs: One half cash balance in siI month, for
trr ct taken
nos GREEN WILL Ancts
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BY 6Rkkh & WILLIAM, Au.tionSers
Ia VALCAHLH RuILDINl L0ra fR,lHTIN


IL VALCABLE BUILDING LOrs fRuHTING
IL on 2GFH sTREEr Eo-rE G VIR9ISIA
AHtEuE On Th ksDAS. the 18th instant. ss
ehal. SELL in front Of the premisss com nsnc ls at
o'clock .. m, the following Valuable ai;dsag
Lots b. ing Lots {-h s. 7. 9, IN Il. -, i3 IL
Srd IS IT. !. Ioc1ia' 50 ubdivisioB Of GO rare No
I2s fhes@ Lots ent on zth ard north rtr-ets snd
Fir.inis avenue
1erms one-h oash balance II six and twelve
mon hs. the rurchaserb to give p"tas FOR sh- d.
ferre6 ray ment+ tearing ialerest from day OF sale
A d. I'd givvp . deed of trurt taken
AZ convey sncins, including Stamps, a. the cost
OF the rarehasers
Jjtis Inc Hoisrutahls.
pos aREEN Il WILLIAMS kuots
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(rULUaEiA CORakT AND STRING BAND
- The III derssned respectfully announces -
to the pt blIc, tn st he Is read to furnish Music
tnr PriTste Parties. balls. Pic Mics, 2srades. ~
-equirsd at the shortest notice By leaving order,
t John Isemans, corner of Pennsyl ania avenus
srd 4th street east. HENRY ISRhAN
seG Sun
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~ NlEATLY- -FURklaHED ROOMS FOR RENT
! with Board, st NJ i-b T4elfth Stree :, o-t. e
sDo T. One or two large Ao1rs, suitable for 8
party Of gentlemen. nc 1 Inn
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BOARDING.

u oGMs WITH BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
H without Rooms may be had at 81 Penn. =,
b':ve' 18th aid alta ats. Refer eaces requi ID.
7-6t
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''* Thou witt send me TWO bottle
more OF t,y PIantatto Bitters Ny wife ha
been greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend, Asa CUgRIN, Philadelphia Pa
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ADlES' DRlss FURs
The undersisned have Just opened the largest
stock of Foreign and American PU Re ever offered
In this city, such as
udson Bay SABLE, ERMINE, MINK
FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
IMITATION OF ERMINI,
WATERMINK, BRlNCH COONY,
And other HURs In sets for ladies and children,
Also, RUR TRIMMINGS and ndsWAHsDOWN,
Gsntlemsn's MUFFL1K6. ROBES, SC Ae.
We are also receiving daily additions to our
stock of DRY GOODS, such as
cLoAKs. sHAWLs. DRRss GOODS, EMBROID.
1RIxS, DO, At . small Aavanes for arst cost.
D. & W. AEYENBHR6,
4e Market Space,
between 7th and sth streets. under the
90 D-lm Avenue House.
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" HIDDS1HIDI6.
w ILL Be sold At Public Auction, on every
WlDEEsDAY and SATURDAY, at II o'clock
N, At the Wharf on Sixth street, WashinSton, al
sale
moment Of sale e. BILL,
jan iChron.I 1t COL and q. D. q.
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- QOm AND bOARD.-A cspaci rGs, aHI we'll
IL furn shed Room the second 6DUr, with
Board, 1T MRS. VERBS. 363 81 n362.F
ARGs HANDSOME Y FUHNIsHED Rooms,
4 with Beard for p rnaneut or Transient per sons
-. 3 pleasant and desirable location. squars
rom Pc avenue, corner of z and zist stteets
NJ e.
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Vhio az enue and l2!h street for Bai,s Part ties
Aed aeenrg 60 ParsoEs sishat to rant said Hsu ,
sf aa sea 40 on fHs!JlEs to .fs PraGristoE sas
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psrty of eeDtIemen. NO Im
{QA6r and cIamb bsf c6iS rid ffsa i S az
,treet, be tween .atn and l4h streets First O. ass
Board, with mu als IN the Rooms IL desired a ey
q bic Boa-derf accommodated no Ct
At 393 FIRST sTkSET EAST. BETWEEN 4
q ard b. Capitol Hill gentle men and their " yes
and firsls gentlemen car he accommodated With
riessant Rooms, with Board. Hefereaces az
changed. &C y In"
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I led Eta Iks "A Ks a Al 3 sALN-l virtue
u OF wit of Fieri FScias is5uer fr ,u tka CLERK
ONCE of the Circuit Court of the District Of Oou n
ois and To directed will pos TO public Bale
for cash, in from of tn Con Hnnss door "a a
ecuLty. on TRURsDAY the 18th oas OF Soysm Der
ne-t, l163 st u O'CLOCK VI. all defsndsrt's right
title, claim, spd pterest.in and TO Lots No u, l3
and H. in Square No. All In the city of Warrington 4,
d G.. togr ther with all and ain gular I'm prove
ments thereon seized and levied Z as ths orop-
-rty Of Phinsss Steer. and will he so to satisfy
Judicia's No 2l to May term, 1854 in favor Of
Edward L. Pocke A. & Cartcp
WARD LAMoN,
n n
, 1863-10-27

SAINT Louis. April "a 1913.
NE. .LK11cn- Deer Sir: Ihayc been q great sufferer
fsem Rheumatism, A.d have tried va11ons mntictnss
without obtaining any reiet. Iwss Recommended to
ty your Raeuraasisu. Gout and Ncura!g1a bpectho.
which did, 2rd p1ea.ed to stste to you thas It
a6orded me ln mediate and perm.cent relief.
, 1863-10-27
Correspondence Of the st. Louis Democrat
EAsurIILE. Tenn. Oct. Is, 1858,

Correspondence Of the st. Louis Democrat
EAsugu1E, Tenn, Oct. is, 1868.
IEstead Of hauling up ut Chattanooga, no
Of the Medical Corps found ourselves order
I'd to halt among the wounded OF this city, to
which place 700 to 5000 Of the wounded Of
the battle Of Ctickamauga h.ye been keat, by
order Of Gen. Rosecrans. TLose who vera
transportation Of part Of the route still re-
min in Chattanooga, and are treated mainly
by reginentl surgeons.
The Medical Director Is ordered to eend
home to their own States al wounded that
will not be at for duty In less Than thirty
days, ard who can safely travel This in
cl1tes Eery large portion now IN the hospl.
the wounded IF the next CREST battle, soon
to come OF in all probability, but g1addens
the heart Of the soldier who has not been
hcmc uos seen his kindred for Two years.
Twas taken greatly By surprise At the very
raIked ciae1ence In the robust, horfd and
army, und those who come to St, Louis from
the army Of General Grant.
This Is caused by the difference Of location
Of the two arlnies-that Of the former being
in tie nountsin region Of Tennesse9 aud
Georgia III summer.
their wounds In half the time taken 70 buId
III The emaclated aud re1sxed systems Of oui
soldiers who come to St. Louis hospitals from
tie Lower Mississippi.
It 1tjoices the Eeart .of the patriot to &C
through the hospitals here, since the receipt
Of the glorious news Of the Ohio and Penn
es1yaria elections, to witness tho joy express
! ed by these thousands Of poor wounded sol
| diers Eho feel that their efforts and sacrifices
on the battle field have met with hearty re
! bponse from those at home Il is more In
| spIripg to them thar great victory In tht
! field, and mill give renewed impulse to tlnse
| who yet confront the armed enemy.
There was great meeting at the Capito
last 1ieht, to rejoice over the result Of TIL
, 1863-10-27
TIE ATTEm PIT TO BLOW UP THE;
NEW 1R0NSIDES.

FEroIu the New York Herald, s3d.l
Lent. ~ 7; Gas.sl, 9. !: n; tue ,naivld; ;
machine thnt made the recent unsuccessful
attempt to blow up the New Ironsides, off
Ckatleatop, was brought to thla city yester-
day, on the United States steamer Dlusmore,
and transferred into the custody OF United
States Marshal Murray. Glas.e1 is 3 most
determined looking individual, and carried
himself Is II he supposed his doom alrsady
sealed. He standa about the medium height,
IL Of sHarthy complexion, has black hair,
black beard and 1nustac1e, and dark eyes,
and has a very dogged and determined,
though not evil, look. From tho first Of tho
attempts made to reach the hlockading squad.
ION of Charleston, by means Of torpedoes
description, Glassell has been the leading
spirit, and many tinles the instigator. he
was formerly lieutenant In the service Of
the United States, but Was arrested, Us he al"
lcges unjustly, When returning to this coun-
t1J, and 1neaIeerated In Fort Warren, where
be vas detained about eight months. Smart
he thinks, by this Confinement, he dete1min-
ed that upon being released by exchange, le
Eould pursue that businezs that woa1d result
in the g1eatest harm to this government.
The lsrge 6nms offered by tho Charleston
peoI1e 10 SOY one who should succeed In
driving Oft the bl0ckader5, and the desperate
Cua1dEIEI 01 Lie cuLeE pl1eo YueL sAttA NJ
reyengetnl nature, and he engaged IN It heart
and soul. This expedition aga1nst the Iron
eides was the dtth Of which he had been
the director, and upon which he had pe7iled
his life. The former ones had been directed
sgainst other vessels Of the squadron, but
tGis Inst .had been prepared with more than
ordinary care, and was altogether more suc.
ccssfnl thzn any Of its predecessors. Oar RS
porter had an Interview with Glsaseu yester.
day, and also with one Of the officers of the
Dinemore, who WAS On the station at the
time Of the attack OF the 1ron.ldes. G!assel1
was rather taciturn, and would eay but little j;
hut the officer accompanying him states that
on the night In question the torpedo WAS
hailed as che came up. and G1assen made re.
| ply TINT he was live Yankee desiring protec-
tion, at the same time running up as nsar as
| possible. This officer states that ths torpedo
would have done Immense execution had It
been lower down, 50 ss to have gone under
| the Ironsides Instead Of striking against the
| SIDE of that ahip. As it turned out the
| damage was very slight. Glassel1 has been
| committed TO the county jail to awatt the
neceesaty orders from the proper department.
Deputy Malshals Wltherelt and BuckleJ
brought Glasseu to the Marsha1's office, and
subsequently took him to the jail.
, 1863-10-27

late elections, anda short aud most eloquent
aadre&s Of congsasu'atton WAs voted to the
people Of those patriotic States. Tint great
lall and galleries OF the House OF Repub1lcs,
ere filed to oyeIdowing, and speeches were
made by tvo Ohio man. and by DR.. Bowen, a
Union elayeholder Of this vicinity, ead Gov.
ANDY Johu6on. Dr. Bowen said slayery was
ceat-1ead-neYer to he resurrected again
in this country. and he rejoiced in tae fact.
with eli the tla7eho1ders In Missouri. who
cIaim 20 be Union men, could have heard
Linn. Rc had lost an only son In the South
eIn amy
Governor johnson {would to God ne had
such Goyesnor) made an eloquent and pa
t1iotic bpeecn-aye, radical speech; aud
while be Thanked The army and people Of the
North for their grcat sacrifices anu patriotic
aid in Nreel1rg his glorious Tennessee from
the hands Of c0Depirato16 and traitors, be In
Vited them TO come aud inhsbft the country
with them. How cid Gov. Gamble speak Of
the soldiers Of the Union army who had risk
ed life, every thing dear on earth, 10 mako
Missouri etasd last to the Unlony
Governor Jchnson also declared that In the
revival of o State government for Tennessee,
slavery would have no r1ace-no part nor lot
fE ft-but that 1t Wonld be free STATED This
called forth inmeDse applause. He Is a
Statesman Of sufficient wisdom to see that
ono specits Of revolution at least, follows In
tie train If this war, and instead Of ptedging
fimfelf to policy as impossible Q effect. as
to turn the Mississippi mp stream, as Coy.
Gsmble foolfshly did, he cteerfuliy bows to
the ~ eet1ng current Of events.
, 1863-10-27
tdr tie 1r1r,1,. .
r RECRUITS FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $402 Bounty
and Premium.
All other Recruits, 1902 Bounty
end Premium,

~ -: :b94ed nen. hetv sen t:s txes ct EtshteeE
etxd Md hare ~ "a not ea thaa n!ca raonttA
se & s,a ss;a . ~ e
will BE- eb::Ged 10 recti7e u p~5 Il tdY4ns
arn bounty md nr~ntura Of $!o1
70 I'll t:Eer kecsa.s t1r Old ksgtusents. not Veto
n:ssoinin BIN mn cf tgn vii b. ps.d. s.-~ -
Bsch recruit will b NJ oE I'd 70 sHLECr THE RKGK.
MExT -l:ck La p:ele N 70 1o:r- a1d VII ba mol
te;td II . The Ecg!3 eat o. k;s caofce.
Hi = 10 nth = jctr auy Of tho Z3uaa: y eziEe0A
rcW In the 1eld aud to eoeivt the E1untae mi oHn
tlcK ocetxd hG tho Go7ef clnant caE hAFa th5 pss7
1xsa b. calling At tie H. sdQuA:ters Of:
Ckrs, WILLIAM JAMES, Provost Kas3hI OF IT'S
isf 3su:r- 80 sblCAGC
CAPT Anus !: EDMN. Provost Marshal y faa sno
ttr.ft- At E4RENG1 "
Gaps JAass wuobRUF +, Provost Gs:ssat ofsae
cspt u LIS Il: 4tIA1. Psosost aa:saa1 OF sas
Car1 '1BsL I9k GWoK19 R,oyos. Xa.s>l Ct taa
Sth Utes.tct at JOLIET
c.p:. y, sIra1:F. Frorc.t Marshal OF tae7th Dir
.Git isaac KETs, P1o7ost kAsshal ct TIA s7A
Ssss j T: VIZ kkEE Provost x.:h.s OF the
rtpt WILLIAM FRY. PtnvoEe N2=+hA Of sa&
1oih bttzie.. stJACKsiHvukE. 81
Cant; MtR1 R11AEkN1 SEAs. Provost Aasaaa1 OF
Gsss SE0RGE egKorc. .Psovoss Marshal OF the
Fri Distr:st tf LTnN: ard
capt. ig4AE +, fELEIP3. Provost MarsaaA 4
the l3ts District. At SAho.
, 1863-10-27
GARIT3ALEbI AT HONE.
EuthusIa1rn OF the V0tarIes at the
Ehri0c Of the 1Iberaror.

TIE Paris Nation Of Oct. 9 publishes some
anecdotes about Garibaldi, which were related
to contributor of that journal by Col. Vec-
chi, md which your correspondent has also
heard from the lips Of the same person. The
story Of the stray lamb, for which the Gene
raj sought throughout his Isle On u very
stormy evening, is alluded to, and some ANUS
ing INSTANCES given Of the way in which the
Englirh testify their alm1ratlon for Gasibaldi,
whose old ehoes and cast-off flannel shirts are
often carried of By them Is relics Of inesti-
mable value. The stones of the Casa at ca
prera are sadly gplintered BY ladies who de-
Sire to place them In 4xliqaaires as deyout Ro-
man Catholics do a:oms Of the true cross
whenever they can lay hold Of them.
These fa1r enthusiasts also ahoW great de-.
|. sire to carry off whatever hair remains on
Ga.ihaldi'e head. Vecchi, whose locks are
iron gray. has, to rid himself Of the importq-
nities Of q some fair.faced daughters Of Abb
Or" cut them and passed them of as the
Generals. Basso's head has been shorn sew
cral timee, with tho view Of aaiesing other
relic seekers; ard were anr Of the Garibaldi-
ans sufficiently dishonest, they con1d make a
fortune By selling fictitious bsndages, so great
il still the demand for real ones.
, 1863-10-27
DI il e r e g

l. csehte Of the Stomach and L7e. aching thr 3nga
ttek1oEeyB And u, without douht tho opattanta
Constitution Wt hAya no space for iscnkaIog caas4s
En. wi. state that shs effect Of It's dseasa lathe con.
oi nefoed) into sngar Which atmulates rhs kdEe5s
TO an exc&zei!c secretion OF watef. Na:y pertors
e they pa.s lssGe oasales dn;ing tau DAY aad -
during sne night No couco IL taken OF It until theiT
ttteoton !. cAed to ths ta:gs ard
coEt1 o. Of ord!rar{ Yced es. Another symptom Is
the grxst thi1tr which when 1hs otkea s fnly essab
without being sA.stsed. n!so dtynes. Of t3o 1nous
cracking of the Mpl sweet breR.h, IN tae more al
ard tho patient gradually sink3 from exhaustion.
, 1863-10-27
MEK OF ILLINOIS /

Foa a1s again summoned to rally 7zo1a6 TIT
tt6x Old Flak. Yonr .spoutanaoua A3t xio1ioux
avery ctl Of yous toantIY. 1mne.ihabla ipstse ~
czoEaei .5e NM. u tho l;yEciois lex:ona Of yoH
proud reee!d. Ine reos ro1 L Etetng 70 staxx9:
stsivs1t eons of the Republic. Isw boss moro 99d
I!soa ales re eaas as1 .s yo15 CONT 1 sss,a g
ihe ba:e tcsr, ID he:r q. ao. u1d "a gottoo1
nc'1s hare made the naa gf 'ploo14a teE.oft .
y-uw Rl,teI1ittY worthy nnks Of h-f gratitude for
Icur rsst acaieveuants ast hst "A III 1ous n3aiy
ne1t asaa = taEd.sds and t:aassn;,A aa4 - y: =
Etrtasto7 to th . dolt foreget 10. nvla9 ot dying
sail his CoDDc7We III ard the Rapub:4o b.as4 Jqp
hnu your names and rnennntted be- Immortal
JAAE1 OAKEa,
lieut. Co.oHes IA d. s. CavaiyY.
Gets c2oe SH 4. l. Fro. Mar. t3e1 Ill
, 1863-10-27
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

IL MARRIAGE . .
Containing pearl5 500 Ges. vac 1Sa ma F9tss and
tiu1e <f health and D.keAso with 11eatiss on eeI.
Abuse. it, y p.H.Ae1e CONSEQUENCE ngon TIC Atno M
end upry Fftl thr Auth. 41&c Of TfeAtGert-the
OILY rnttora, ar tucc-sful 4atde Of cqrt ~ shown
hg the report Of cases ueatsd tInslaa aayaser 70
ente.fAn doubts OF fetir phTaica! co:d ton. Sent
hre Of pottsEe t. ~ hadrfss o1 fesept o. y ce4ta
tr bt1nrt o rat IL cufEenC5. BY R1aTe6Aok 1T. Lid
CE&lK: Nc 81 A.atten LaAc. kloAny n
, 1863-10-27

~ Uflt ta185 whote pur1val1ed ancceW Ia the ttoAt-
nao1t ef Chronic Mercrra. Blood tnd otae. tssases
THAT REQUIRE sE1LlFuL, TREATMENT.
Hss permanently located himself It e6 Eaodo,phst.
Chicago. Dr. Janes IL recommended II tie medical
tacn]ty and the almost entiru pzess ftte South.
ThouEGuds Of uu1ortuuste b!ca Dr. JAMES. who.
but for him, wou1d b 1l>Ing miserable ebstance.
fhr ervtab!e reputation Ds. James eDjcys tom tbs
Lakes to tho Gu the 1esut OF years Of study ard
Observation.
Dr.. Ja1ues uaes no Mercury, 1odide Put&ss AzBetlc
Ct 6a.sapa1i1iA In thseAtmeus blood dlsease bat
. ncprsllzcr, Which i positive crre.
ortanlc Weakness cured BY new a1d t1fanitle
rnsshod saving both tins and expeoke.
Onlce and patlc.Bat &c Randolph e:rlet. {Eps.ars)
Once tcu, from T. n 0nt1l S r. u.
CONSULTATIONS IaV1uLARLE.