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, 1863-11-13

He Promises to be Brief-Is Sweet on
lAc Missouri Secesktonlst.-Think
Our Armies Could Go to Texas, il
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Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democ,at,1
JEFFERSON CrrY Nov .fn 1917

Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat1
JEFFERSON CRIT, Nov...10, 1863.
The following message has been prepared
by Governor Gamble aud will be delivered
to-day:
Gentlemen o. the Senate and OF the House Of
Representatives
You are again assembled In pursuance of
your adjournment, to consult upon themeas-
u1es necessary for the interest of the State,
and 1t becomes my duty, under the coustitu.
tion, to give you such information Us pos
sess relative to the Government, and recon-
mend to your confederation such measures
present session is but continuation Of that
which was begun On the Goth Of December
last, do not deem 1t necessary to repeat any
Of the statements or recommendation con
fained In my regular message, made to You at
that time, but shall condne the present com,
mu9aeasion to such changes IN our condition
nent, and to Recommendation OF such
measures as are shown to be necessary
BY events TRANSPORTING within that
time: And first. as to the relations Of
the State to the Federal Government: an
able M Il to soy to :you that there Is now within
tie Government Ct he United States, t and th.t at
there ls every Indication that the former feel,
Ing Of hostility has settled down into quiet
aequtesence In the supremacy Of that Govern
ment, and m unWl1llpguess to hare the peace
Of the State further disturbed By rebel organ.
tzations. This condition ofaf5a1rs Is full az
emplifed BY the fact that body Of rebe un-
der fhe command of Gen. Shelby invaded the
Stnte from Arkansas, and penetrated to the
Missouri River. He was met By State troops |
alone, the State militia and enrolled militia; |
was routed In battle and has bsen driven out |
OF the State without obtaining any accession |
to the Iumber Of his force, whiIe all along bis |
route there WAS exhibited great activity |
among the people in an endeavor to intercept |
him The rehellious spirit may be regarded
as eubdued. II ne next turn our attention to
The progress Of the Federal a7ms in subdufug
The rebellion In other States, we find that this
capital Of Arkansas ia in poseession Of the +
Federal forces, and it 1t were desirable ut this
ssason OF the year, for them to proceed fur
neg south, there is no enemy capable Of re-
;iRtlng their progress to Texas. Vicksburg,
nd the other rebel etropgholds on the Mis-
'lslippi River lave been captured, and there
no danger to be encountered In navigating |
hat stream than such as--
: tED1ToRs DEMOCRAT: At this point the tel
graph tthce, at this place, WAS forcibly en-
cred and the copy OF the message taken AMY |
y Col. Gamble, son ofthe Governor. or.--OP.
sRATon, JEFF. CIrY
, 1863-11-13
" Gobbled Up.''
From tho Peoria Tt4nacrfpt.1

sone four OF nyc weeks Since, William Pat,
rsm, coz ductoE upon the /. P. d B. Railroad,
started Tor trip to Washington to visit bis broth
eI IN ne army: ae was to be gone but a few da7s,
e1der3ble anxiety vas felt in regMd to him, es.
petia!ly as nothing whatever could be learned Of
his WHEREABOUTS. The whole matter was cleared
op YetteIds5 hoxe7tr, by thu arrival Of
mo1d. informing bis frIaEds that he has been
"4oboied apH b. Mosby's guetillas, near Wash
1pEton. The PARTICULAR place Of bis captutc was
not delegated, aud It Is supposed that having q
desire to visit tho many places Of interest nssr
Washington. he had wandered farther out than
wa safe, and YVES caught ~ Mostly during his
aimee. Putnam Ia yoang. unmarried man, and
hastetn In the employ OF the L. P. d B. Railroad
some three o. fot- years. IA pa-euta s.ssde ii
Ch.etgu.
, 1863-11-13


no 1t2s OLIVER aT1azr,
PHILADELPHIA. January :. 1861
De, W1suAET-5ir; It u with much pla..u1. mat
sm row at!e to form yo1 that by the nee Ct your
6rtas American Dytp.p.ia Pits have beea enI-ei5
cured OF thu. nost dss1easiog Complaint. dyspe;sla
1fad been gteyou.ly sd11ctsd for tho las. twenty.
eight eszs, and TOR tea OF that time had mt
etea freo from Ill paia eue Hesk 1t 4 me. IhsYa
lad It In IT. worst fo.m szd hase dragged on most
miserable e1htezee-in pain dsy arc stsht. Every
s12d Of food that ate 11e1 mo With WIND AID pain
Il Altered not how Light or hcw BE Ill tks Quantity
ctrtinued te!chipE was sure to follow. haa no
lot any kods Of meat zhateyer ID ny d.s
1ezs VIZ 20 great for aeTera. months oefore hesrd
u Soar fals. that frequently Hlshed for desth,
al ta6ea everything tha. hAi Eezrd Of for t5spsp-
Ia. 1ecsfsisg auy bepsdt; but on your PuIa
Seitg recommended 10 By cna who hsd been cured
- then. concluded 10 gsvo them trisI, although
~ no faith In ths1n To nJ '&atenllhn eat found
"5saf letting batter fcfcro had laken one fourth
u oox. and. a3e. tskt. z half boz. ~ 4 WILL
MAN. AND CAN EAT ANYTHING WISH. and eoJoJ
hssrty nesl shste tines day. without ncoavsnieuce
tstr AL thing eat o. d1taf. II ycu think p1opss.
Gu A. II liberty 10 make this public snafster % nc.
Will eheeriully give m the cesl1ah:o iofor naAoooso
a17 one Who may call on me.
Yours. ru ptc,fuIy = JOHN B. BABcoCk-
TIE D3tpepMA Fits will b promptly a&ns oy "All
on zEcstpt Of the peca. Direct aEdeFsto
, 1863-11-13

ao..hed BY this reply, which should have b c.
oaannog: aa.ta 10y ConkltDg aasailed Major Mclean
assie,1 e T It. t1s ard, tneosr1giblz f.
in..i hn !, ~ ais tsncy tnat the Office was dls-
1e,;tso1 ,ootea days 70 obtaisiog signatures TO-
setting forth that Mclean was nctoriausIy
-; lee 81. y his sywp4.tic1, aud demanding
n., mendaans Industry he got grcat maay sig.
ssn97eg enas 70 20 ~ anis psu:ioa-scGe Of them Of
The document was forwa,dsd to ibc ~ q, ~ ~ ~.
parsment secretly. Immediately On is r. r..
csiDt, Secretary Stanton sent IN ordcrto ~.
cinaatl, relieving Major Mclean, ana direct.
him to report In person and without aeIag ~
somo Volunteer Brigade. Gen%ral at Far
Vancouver, WasLiogton Territory i"AA
, 1863-11-13
DYSPEPSIA.
Great american Dyspepsia Pill.

No nay eay with safety tl1t In nlte:y cases cut Of
every hundred that clio with onaumptioo. ha at a,st
crly dyspepsia. Dyspepsia quickly lays the fouadA-
ton o. other diseases tona q which ale Of the most
tatsl character Dyspepta IL smpha!lcaly tao d.eaze
taas takes from Us tie bEscteE stimuli Of ambition
hope eascul.te5 and uaots M to- III. enterprise
oil Va eAy to the 1ck aad to pny.icacs of eyey
ect ool that IA Dr. HtshaztB Great American Dys,eD
sa Eli and f4ne Tree Tar Cordial there Ia cure tos
teewe,tt c.'es Ct dYsps1zia
Ut. ".aaars has treated In the paa. twenty yesys
t9ssW r1Ie Thousand three hundred a1d nlao:y III
uetts for dJs2epata In Its Tazicus fo1rs, and- IN
Every case where the dtcice WAS taken u drscted
1t rACe FeEfect cure. Anuaher OF tie eboye cases
rad been srestsd BY the most ei.ent physi;lsns In
thi. country II Europe
, 1863-11-13
c1ena It,, six doa1s Abova Richmond at Phs

can oo1I give faw Of tho many thousaaas of car-
tlaeats am receiving Ia favor Of thla sreat uedl-
cine hui Ih2ye had : quantity Of them ppb.haad In
circular form. which send tro3 on application,
Whether you conc uds 10 etya the medicAe tr.al Or
rot, tend for circular. Price Fit9 Cents, and One
Dcl111, bottle,
Pr7ated OILY by the proprietor.
DE- L. Q. c. WI5HART.
..,s..,n. PhAadtlohta. Pa.
HILL1AA 3. 1UMF, Day:or. o. Wa1te.n Whole.
ss1s Agent
Sold in Chicago By LORD sMrTH. sM1rH Il
rWfKK. J. Il. REED b co. FuLLE8, FN3H
FULLER. BURFHAM sAIrd. g ALE BRO3,, s1d
". F. RH1TX.
, 1863-11-13
BLEEDING AT TIE LUNGS.
BLEEDING At THE LUNGS.
BLEE0IH8 Ar TIE LUNGS.


De-. WIsHA1T- Biz: Faturn my r, srs fuf thaohf:r
tte oiscoveiy ycu have made In makl.g Esedtctco
shat will cure iadamma'ian Of the luazs and liver
complaint. When commenced to Use your Ptse T,ee
Tar Cordial. wss. to al appas<Ancss near ny araya
Ibad beo1 for length CT time splitting bio I'D. and
would 1t times yomlt IT, lily phJslciaus {for I an.
ployed two> pronounced No paat cure but y slsrsr
had led 5our F1Eo 71ee Tar Cordial. shich did tar
50 much good. that she prevxt!ed me- AZ last r.
eoncre. to ty it; and. thank God Commenced 10 use
It, have taken txelye bottles. AND ar1 perfectly
cured. <nd ready and willing that amp person who
Is aiek should call on mo. and will tell taam waas
youf Cordial has done for ma. AL ny fteuds and
ne1gheers wero utterly sstoutshed At my speedy
tnru to health. for they had teen yomit blood In
ciotted state frequanty. Publish ny case for @aat
Evsry who Ii An1ar1nx tn kno of ynur
Invaluable medicine, respectfully
JOHN YKRDTT
C1eMe It,. eix dpaIR Aboya Richmond at Ph,la-
, 1863-11-13
gt)tfo9o @ri6nl1e,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1863


u+.t,cs ~ ;nf1nitcsimal dose oil authority
n t,ans5orm some men Into petty tyrants
and imbae them with an idea that they art
a few degrees removed above The ordinary
condAion OF humanity. To that class be
longs 6chofeld commanding the Depart
me1t Of Missouri. Invested with briei
show OF power by his Commander IN
Chief, which he is charged to use in sup
pressing treason, he lets loose his autho1i.
IT, right and left, and with his boomerang
hits forward, ADORE and behind, knocking
: down ten Union men to one rebel Among
the latest instances Of his abuse Of poweris
the extraordinary arrest Of Mr. Abeel, ed
.itor Of the St Joseph Tribune. Mr. Abeel
criticized The pro'zlzEcly course Of schodeid
and for Ibis was arrested, brought to st.
LOUIS imprisoned, pafoled and finally dis
charged without a hearing, and that ended
the farce and the exercise OF Schodeld's au~
-iho1lty as iar as the editor Was concerned.
Mr. Abecl was punished TOR IN overflow of
loyalty and tor opposing measures which
he thought pre)udlcla1 to the Union. cause
in th.t alaveEy-1idden State. That he had
the least sympathy with or gave Tho least
countenance to the public enemy no. ono
pre1enos' Ihat lie ever, uttered a word
IN lnconversation or advanced sentiment
IN bis paper which could be construed into
alsloyalty TO the Government, formed no
pan OF the charges against him schotlead
coulo moi nnd the slightest ta1nt of treason
aooat nun. ont On the other hand, Mr.
Aoeea 1of ms 4osal1y had eFcn suffered i'm
qe1aoament at INC hands Of the rebels.
100 mucn loyaty' 100 arauous work in be-
Aat OF the loyal cause in Missouri were
Inc real reasons Of this outrageous arrest.
me Simple questions which merit
at1enllon IN this case are these: Did
Mf' Abccl DO anything to give aid and
com'orf 10 Inc encmyf Was anything he
saao ut'eteo IN Inc interest OF the rebel in
sauets ., MISSOURI OF calculated to mid
mem IN me conquest OF that states 1fhe
ms IN "ofo or deed taken part or lot with
tae 3eoeas, Let MN BE- punished as Vallau~
, 1863-11-13
TAE CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL.
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL.
An 1nfalHhle Cure for Bronchitis, .
An 1nfallihIe Cure for Bronchitis.

nj Ward eaJl:
DE-. W1sHARr-Si<: I had bronchitis, iadaema-
ton OF the luagr shotasa oEprdAta a1d ps1pl.s:ioo
ofthe hssrt In thaF worst forms. had beea tses.sd
BY seyelal Ct the noas eminent phyticiaua In Pills
despha put taey could not stop tho rapid coufse OF
my thea&e. n d had dtspaized Of 6ve beng re-
stored to health. Twas truly on tha ya1xa Of the
traYs Your Pine Tree Tar Cord1a1 Has highly recon.
mendet to me- by fde4d; tztes 1t. Aad an thank
ful to ssy that atez usrg four large aud ona suall
ecfte. 1ss psrisct You csn EtYe
reference to ny house, 5 North 6eeoad as1eo or at
my o11ce Of Ktctivcz ofTAxes. 1om sA " tp3P,A.,
corner of Chesr Mt aud Sixth street,
JOHN WARD.
, 1863-11-13

A private letter from Capt. Lpdlam, Of the
sth illinois cavalry, dated the 9th, informs Us
that the gal1ant fighting old sth have re,en.
listed for three years or during the var, By
twothilds vote of-the regiment. It is ex.
pected that under recent rule of the War
Department, the Sth will shortly come home
to recruit.
, 1863-11-13
Major Mclean ExI1ed to Fort yan-
c0uVer.

lT1o1u LIZ N* /. 1lQc8s nov. 1Qth.1
The army and the country at large, will be
astonished to hear OF the fate, shot out Of thu
War Department like bolt out Of a cIoud.
upon Major \. H. Mclean, the ephe Of the
late Jnstlce Mclean Of the United 9tates An.
prime Court: he i6 known every Hbere AZ
the Chief of Gen. Rufneide'g Staff In CIncfn.
natl, and as that Generals counselor and in.
dbpensable r3ght.haud man He VIVA the A.
s1stant Ad}utant General Of. the Department
Of the Ohio. In tho Peniusular camnairn he
Was Chlet Ct Gen. McClallan's Staffia reallty
He Is thoroughly loj al Us any man In Amer
ics. Superintendent proof Of this can he
b1onsht. Before the war he declined an In.
rortant ard lucrative appointment rendered
him By the State OF Virginia, expresslY for
Inc reaEon that the eliminating a1aycrY ex-
c1tement threatened to embroil that State
with the Federal Government, and that he
never Wonld be arTayed against his country
or get into q position where be would seen
to te a.rayed sgainst her. Nor, 1t WA the
iault Of this accomplished officer and nc-
doubted patriot, to be selected by one "a.
ward coDkling, Of Cincinnati, % tbs Object
Of an intensely nervous oilclousness u'fss IN he.
t half Of the p1blSc good, and the Opportunity
'tor personal display Of zeal Of the most sen
sational description. He actuslly followed
MAJOR MCLEAN In newspaper a. an oficIal
arot thoroughly loyal" basing the lmpudent
ano outrageous charge upon The alleged fact
tnas the Major did not vpte for the Union Gag.
uoates at the recent Ohio election! Tbs HI.
lce answered ttis strange attack by showIag
that he was cot citizen Of Ohio, and, there
fc;e had 20 right to vote In that State. Un-
, 1863-11-13

paby 'sss eecort to the concerts. etc.. ta,s
coming rinter!'',
Verify, cheek hath 40 bounds to It's inpu-
derce; and the. vanity Of "young men Of
good character" is great, saith the preacher! !!
, 1863-11-13
Fatal tragedy In Wabash County.


Ihe Mount Carmel Register Of the 9Th, con.
talns the following reference to an unfortu.
nate affair which occurred In that place:
On Tuesday eyening general afFeay took place
G. n: Besore. Rerolyere were freely used, eey.
eral ehote were exchanged. Newkirk and Besore
each receiving mortal wounds. Stanton was si1t1t
through the whist, and received severe wound In
the thfghi the eu!geons being unable to extract
the FALL We torbear any comments upon this
ed With It are more fnlly developed.
Since the eboEe vas ia type Nj, Besote has died
Of bis wounde. He e1pi:ed yesterday at about ii
cd leaEes an aectfonate wife and large circle Of
friends to mourn his unttmely demiee.
Mr. BEFORE Vas lawyer By profession, aud
formerly resided In Springfield. Stanton, who
ehot BEFORE, was Deputy Provost Marshal.
We hare received no further particulars Of
the cause Of the affair.
, 1863-11-13


The following Is the latest statement male
Of the public debt. The average rate Of in-
ferest on the whole debt e 81. per csnt.) Is
less than that paid BY the British Or French
GoVernments, and shows clearly the estima.
ton In which our public securities are held !:
Public Debt OF the United States. and 4n,uaf
Rate and Amount OF Interest thereon. ~
September 50, 1863.
Rite of Amnfnt nj
, 1863-11-13
SEVERAL I1EPRnSBNTAT4 T4vu1s TN
'ARRKAK9. ~

In the recent election held in this State.
several Representatives in Congress who
were elected last fall, find themselves with
out constituency, or at least such an one
as they will fairly represent. We suppose
requesting these men to obey or resien
would be idle words. They will not give
the matter any consideration. It is not
their style. .The-frpt man is JAMES G..
ALLEN, who WIS elected TO- represent the
State at large. The majority against him
to-dny is about 5000. Tie next man is
CHARLES NJ HARRIS, Of the 4th district:
The majority against him in his district
foots up shout 400. The next man the
people have condemned, and very deci.
dedly,. is >JonH R.: EDEN, of the 7th dis.
tlct- The majority against him reaches
1900. JOHN T. STUART, the copper0ead
from the 8th district, is the next sufferer:
The blow he gets is a crusker. The peo-
pic Of the 9Th district, BY 5000 majority
declare him unfit to represent loyal men in
Congress. Every county in his district
Win @ne SINGLE exception Of Woodford,
gives & decided majority against him.
ANTHONY L. KNArp, OF the. 10th district
who went il by $500 majority, has barely
escaped sca1ping. Wn11AM R. NORM
son wakes up md finds surplus of $500
ofhis constituents against him. We hayenot
returns enough to determine just aog the
18Th Egyptian) district has gone, but We
should not be surprised to find that hfr.
JAMES ALLEN, one Of the putative faith
ers Of the Northwestern Confeaeracy
with New England left out-ia the cold"
was IN the same boat with the others who
have been condemned. BY their constitu-
cnts. As the thing now stands, not more
than four. perhaps only three) Of the cop
perhead Representatives Of this State will
60 to Washington this winter with the en-
do1sement Of the freemen Of their dis
fric4p
, 1863-11-13
THE GREATEST 1IEDICAI,
r. 0Bc0VKRY OF TEE AGE,
DE. KENNEDY, af HaxAxrT. mass

AaA dlseovessd CoMNoN PAg1pN8 WEED, sAaa-
ssaaa - 6 Asa4. f@3fea. UE<5ssed 3ofa EeP 80
91a Ao9nea Of oftfy nkzA8 A1d nature, W&4a4 0yNR
o1er blood puxtaa. IN fsN "a N fsis did sfas6E3
Ae13 157 tA:Ip
, 1863-11-13

ne emust run to the newspapers and look at th
Advertisements They are the true clock O
the sge, and will tell him the time O. day bet
ter than watches, sun dials, or any other hu
man inventions. AL interests, trades AMI
professions, all who want and all who ar
wanted, find here voice, aud get themselyc1
3 genuine representation.
To ns, sheet Of advertisements Isaro
nance Ct the highest sort, suggesting SCENES
characters md catastrophes In endless yarl
etJ, and far more entertaining than anything
to be found in the Ges&a Ronaa,,orxsa or ths
Arabian Nights Ente1taInments.
Whatever else may be fictitious In paper
however much editorials my lie, aud review1
Of books be fraudulent, here, at least, is 8
programme Of reality, which lets us into thu
everyday life Of the people.
For, in these da5s. everybody advertiser
from the Irish help aud the peddler, to the
foreign merchant with his stores fresh from
the marts Of Europe and farthest Indi4. The
player. the opera singer, the lecturer, the
prize fighter, the quack pill,man-a11 meet
here upcn terms OF equality, and are not, to
all appearance, ashamed Of each others com.
rany Thev N1,ava their %onnav md +har
t,les tbt,r cbo,ce ;,',rd ara =. wv ~ ~ ~. ~
denenacnt ~ Renuh,,csna o,nht -, hs - rraa, ~
the cirrnmstancas. ~'
T,aped,ra and coneafr. lie .1ooc o,da 40 rt
other in these pages: and the villain who
wants accomplished school teachers for hi,
victims, joetles the heart- broken mother.
who:e only daughter has lust been SACRIFICED
to his schemes md lust. In one corner a
her:recked husband warns tho public with a
sh,Ill voice. that he will not be answerab1e
for his 1itc'e debts after the date of his crow.
trg; and In another . pretty young duek1ing
would fain roo some .1ch gander t, her
arme, and take no objection to his age and
many antrmittea. Here "young oman from
tie count1y," not quite nineteen, considered
sery pretty ut home, Fon1d like to CORES
pond with Capt. Jack, or Lieut.. Bob, whose
advertisement appeared In the TR1BusEaweek
sgo. She goes In for resl earnest, and means
nat1inonr,. and hopes they does! Here
Parson Binder blows ont the glad t1dngs to
fauiehed congregations in city and country
, 1863-11-13

: I11Uul tHe 61CEMuuu Es4111E1, NUF. O.
Col Clitt, the noted East Tennessee bush
.whacker, as our readers are aware, was cap
turtd by some Of cur men few days since.
Cen 1a no,ng @ tss III atte9 99aH e ths l.
charge in the command Of the Army Of the
Cuneerland, il not without Interest,": The
o:'gtz1 Tss found upon the person OF Col.
GlIt, the chief Of the tory b9shwhacaers in
Eazs Ter1ea!ee, wto was captured by some Of
, 1863-11-13
VIM. E. GUMP,
Dayton Ohio,

"EKtVH~ A6CA9.
PR1cx PLR BOX ohR DOLLAR,
Fold IN Ch.eazo> by LORD / bnIra. sH1rH 4
DW1KR. FULLER, FINCH d rULIKR RI7eE.
HAN 4 kAIrH+ GALE BEoTHEIs. :. II psRp
co. AHQ We. WITH. nelapa3.1m.srr rr~ni,
, 1863-11-13
Attempted sl1ve Revolt in Cuba.

Aftempted SlaVe Revolt In CubR,
4 letter from Hayana, Nor. $, in the N, +.
Herald, ssys:
"our people are beginning to fear revolt
among the negroes, owing to the wxnt OF
troops Ill over The fsland-nearIy ali our SOL
diers having teen taken to suppreas the pow
e1ful and eTtr increasing rebellion In st. Do
mireo. This fear has taken vi1iblc form.
principally throughout the district of Oienfp.
egoe. The population H., In fact: alarming
the negroes BY ttelr un&;nely and unnecessary
public demon Estysioua ct. fear In the clties
snd y,]fsgea ct that district. and p2aute-s a.e
daily expecting 7eYolts on th.ir estates"
, 1863-11-13

dulgcd-au cxpedients for Sustaining BIZ
savage penalties that which had no tile to
public confidence The parallel between
the assignots Of the revolutionary days Of
france and the Acknowledgements of
debt Tor which Mr. Davis is re-
sponablc, is thus complete. The history
Of the latter Is nqt yet closed but the facts
which tho Er:miner states, prove clearly
enough that the end Is not far OF. There
are French cottages now standing, the
walls Of which are partially papered With
aaa'gna@ which were declared worthless
more than sixty years ago. In less than a
twelve month, admitting that the rebellion
has eVen that tenure Of live, there will be
numberless negro cabins in the South en-
1icled by similar adornments
, 1863-11-13
PARTICULAR NOTICE

Do you want to Sleep Well7
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous FEELING
HJoudo. Use HoOtLANDB GERMAN B1TEEa
| PARTICULAR NOTICE.
q Htae put up In Quast bottles compounded Of rhe
~ Encsgess wmaET or common rqcl, coHtag from a to
dearh ct the drunka.d. BY their uzo TO sSsfem Il
La g. g AsSa2s L
asPt 5a e. a e
| Of thcni ~A1 oo"~'o
Atte2tion, SOLDIER! and Friends Of Soldiers,
ends ~ y ,a 1sg s1te aE e =. n1vSS e sqors
Iii eafo M i1 g. tsata, e 81
sa g q e
RaRess On tae s5tTsl tEe zck i Vii be - aesiesd i
= .ssa1S lssy e. eassd aspj y
Hoonanes German Btttsr.. Dfeases resulting ffon
5sss 5sao Z statioFe ess1 sas i1s5es sSesc
= V*a sa5
to ths ,foSloWins ~ ~. 6 ss lad
Sos a. sssssa ssssa
uasssn. uksssas 5ezE z = EyASs-WeI Esaasaei:.yoa1
voeehea d Fl s. @ sasss q
ny comrades sose q Esose nanes are appended. ana
nSss 5ss @
lie i@edi.ss Il eo@d u Gapt s. 50 a!ss aaasF
1n,ssoPgn u =
5eEe.sa asys aels5 e g.
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AEDREW KIMBALL, CO. 4, sd vermont:
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BEWARE OF COUKTERFE1T5g
gee t5a: Signature ol"C- II. JACKSON" IL On tas
or each bot:le.
Price Per Bottle rs Ceut4,
Or HAIf DOG. for 81 90. !
saould the neares druggist hare the arstcla do
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KW forward. securely packed, By express.
Principal Office and Mandatory
No. GIL ARCH STREET,
JONES &z EVANS.
enceessc7s 70 G. II. JACKsoN COL Proprts.o-, !
- For sale by al DTu2gtatS Ald DeNtrs n nTeT
o1a U Inc United 6tstaa- &ago-n1xl 6nsrxKY9dn
, 1863-11-13
TAB C0BDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
TAB CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
The Great Remedy for Consumption.
TIE Great RcmedY for Cuusuuut1nu.

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Io1It wtIE. READ IT:
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fou9n II sosu throat fos o1e yea5, a1a my whole
s1tten ~as fast atvfnG WAY. and wss pgostrAcd On
ny bed. with but litt!e nore Of Recovering Ny dis
eafh n4ed tho power at Al 1aeticiona and In
tine must have Eono 10 ny 9rxYe: but. thank Cad
ny dAushteffn'1aW would 70: rest unit she cat to
your store No. 10 North sec1ud srtet, and relas.d
ny Gaze 70 you, rprchassd o7e bottlo ot your Plca
Ifee II Cordial, 2nd Commenced to use It, aad in
eIeEeek w&a much better, and af1.r uafne th,to
bo:uzs am perfectly well. onder to Ill y uteud.
for shtT all pronounced MO pas GUS. .PcbIsh Z =
case II you think rrore..
RKBGCCA HAMIL1oE.
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