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, 1864-10-20
l. r. HuLIARD>s STATEMENT.
CHICAGO, October II, 1854.


NV attestlon has heen ca1letl to the article Of c.
n Hawley. Eco. With he proposes TO publish,
and l am fsee 10 etste that Mr. HlWiey nerer, TO
at a tiitcounf. He offered to purchase two .hous-
and dosrs Or more on satarday lay, out no pr!es
auired Iof pnrchasers Of scrip and Preferred them
10 MT Haa1ey, but did not mans 10 sneh psrsons
uny p7lce tehith Ar. H1s0'ky tras pttlin2 to pay,
seoxtsd to pav but simply fatd that thought the7
could do bitter with him than any one else. This
SAID ou my own responsibility. This IL all thas
hare eaid upon this subject.
L, P. HulrARD, Clerk.
, 1864-10-20
Sc. Louis 11nrset.
1spectal Dis2ateh to tue Chicago Trfou 81

Ispecta! Dispatch to tue Chicago Trtou-e.l
ST. LOUIS, Wed1 esday, Oct. l9.
conl oco-Dnll. Break-7s hits 0r.ea snd dam.
aged uxs at $7;o factory do at ssos 10. ptanse1s'
do st a1s,25ala50, COMMON shipping loaf It $ss2s@
Is N, etiuu do at s.8 000ss9.73. Common and mtdl.
M: nanufacsnt,n9 leaf At s1AI0aas 50.
rLoUn-Rece1ptJ, 7.sss .bzls. safss Of 40 bz!s
e1,.a sod 10 do supar at II rs
s.0sk3 IN lots Al IS. 81 do 1t u ~ 100 90 to
1ve at Il sl CO N store a sam se9 20 e.
ss5 2l9 do ri1et at snd a. rs a9 yeilox a. W.
Do at e1Xc ss3 Do 1t sze. and z5s do a 57Hc 2 ba
Eacks iucluded- nice-sale1 IS! sks at q. b.
and kmsu lois TT re all at $l.;0 u ksl.
, 1864-10-20

f1erd, met tbe hactmsa etandinE rpon the corner
Of CLARK and Van Hureu eueets, aud without iut-
tbef pxoyoestloa drew revolver ard rred At him,
nns s to TIE spot a
Dulanty AID the Sergeant. Upon the former were
found two 1evolvers vel loaded. and UPON the
other, one. D1Ianty wae held to hail IN tte sum
of 81 ,o0a, and the 8ergeant was aned 6 IS, and
coats for dlsotdct1y c0nouct.
, 1864-10-20
The Quincy Sanitary Fair.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct 19.-The great Sanitary
Fair for Western Illinois, at this city, closed
on Monday night. It was entirely succsss; ;;
full in every respect. The weather and az
circumstances were favorable The show
Was flpc. The building was crowded daily
and nightly. The receipts In dollars aud
cents, the total Of which will be fully asser-
tained to MORROW, will amount to q large
SUM.
The draft Is progressing in this. Coogrea-
sfouai datt1ct. and nearly hni3hed.
, 1864-10-20
KeW Yo.k Stock and Money Market.
Especial DlFpatch to tbs chtcas3 Tfiou2e.l

FEW ToRK, Tedr esdh7 evening. Oct 10.
The Independents moaey article iays thst gold
hsa undergone heavy changes IN prices aad msny Of
the .tpeculate1a who had sold ahozt have oee2 uus
bile TO nakt good tetr del1ve1les. Three detau1ts
were sunouzc cd LAST week. mAs1ng about iortY With
In ,he last ava weeks. M:ney ia lot easy to obsAn
on call, except By the regular commission houses.
Tho r ste is seven per cent. tho export demand
10, gole Is very rited, and tbs amount wautod Tor
cu,,oms Ia but moderate; 50 that gold would b.
sts sdy in price it not for tae disturbing inu
ence u The time centsactT.
NEW ToRE. Wedresaay. Oct. 49,
Meme. es1y and steady at PSF can't. Starting mod.
rrntely actVe vt IL tor aoit. Gold irregular md
nusa,tltd. openirg at ale. advancing 70 l.1Xs de-
clf inE 70 NGk, snd clio. iaK Qutes at ~.
GoVernmtn nt s:oeEs qaiet.
&C. iii 4 Ptu CO; Clare & Pitts ~: n Y Az; a.
pfd - II Cent ts1p 1i7n Ene s5n Hqi,o9 t3,H;
Mis- certncstes 81. 81 81 coupons l6sh S. -
cnnnoLa 1QiH l year ceE1a catts 4A4.
, 1864-10-20
A Card from C. m HaWIey
Cmc40o, Oct. II, 1864.

EElt441 k0AG<NO A42UAAGs
1notice in this mornings issue OF your paper a
resolution Ut ce1su1e upon me because tas the ar
ticle asstrts) II refused to contribute to the war
fund or parcha.e ary Of the connsy ecrio unless At
nounee an unmftiQattd fditkhooi. In the first
place was reres a+ked by the Committee 10 COZ.
tribute TO the war fund. If had been should
knve done 40. although have done all that my
limited means snd income will permit me- 10 DO.
An ny Incomes and my earnings during the past
three years. with the exception OF the bare sup
port Gf my family, hayv devoted TO the main-
ttnaIce; Of our Government in lis contest with
tteusnn and traitors. never trsd 70 purchase the
county scrip. at d fartnirg discount. Up to the
tine 1t card MEETING. on Saturday, evening ast, I
had cenycrted with but one. person in regard TO
the purchase Of county scrip, and that ~ts Mr:
uf1f{a3d, our seItl.n,an1y county c.esk. and th3t
' vns on Saturday last. In my. conversation with
L,tn said In euhttance that II there waa any scrip
undlspofed Of, thought gould procure the d,s-
pora OF ircm tuo to hTo thousand dollars OF It:
M ptice whatever was psEncd hJ me to a1In and
be informs me ihat he mentioned the circams lance
10 sone one, but that he old not name any price o.
any p<v cent d,tccnbt for the eA1ne-
Gil e4pec1al TRENTON to the appended note ol
Mr, uilliaTd upon this raltter. Be It remembered
that Mr.. Billiards nse was siven ns the author1'
i. Hrerell c. n. HAwLKT,
- ryY1 u1srrNFNr
, 1864-10-20
New York MnFkaEs

NEW YoEx. Wednesday ETa1lnG. Oct 70.
Corrox--Duil and heavy At *l..6 2o fot mlddiiag
FLoUR-Btafe and we4teYu oseutd $50 sc oarsar,
bn1 closed dull w!th r. 1mps5Vemsat ass5ly FL
Tor e1tla round hoop Ohio. AID $.sSl1-5o fos trade
brands.
GpA1H-Wheat opened s25c better, and closed par.
tally lower. Chicago AprinG. $l939l.t: Esclne
splins. II winter fsd vesss. s2i6 EYe nrmsr.
and 9Lsoaa.ea for Canada. Nessern eosn opsnYsa Y:
.: iit@I 81 ior mixt weaaFn eosl1g at $l,5o Oats
as d9 rn suxa1 nrn and
unchen9e1. sales at Res &c tos Porto Eso. anI 10
11<c for CubA. Ao1aa9.a mora actlTn &c" oE4e3nsf
ti.I5; fofto Rico, 995: nuseoTsdo. ss9ssc.
PETEnf xux--Dnll and nominal.
PKoyistoxs-Pork opened nsmeI Nth mots Do
in. asd closed heavy sales At i1r msss;
s,ouSe At s,i75, cash. aad s0@ss % for prime and
uge * s;.oos1s5G eon1tsy rsss e sla " for
PIsns mets bs:f II more dsi7s1d =; ~ s$iM; ~ cqs
meats arm as lel:hs dor sh3nlassa "a
t.sn9tc: Al extreme. Ako, 500 prls sseA 0e., 2H5c-
n1tFar hesYy nj 911s6c for vestesn. ana 81 3:c Tor
state. Cheese hea75 and shade eaeies As1aeea1c.
, 1864-10-20

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to ths Chicago Tr1nuneI
DETROIT. Wednesday, Oct, 10.
UP-Schrs Richmond, hart, Etnan Allen.
pnw9-Golden West. UnsdiIls. Morris. Marquette,
Bridge D6l1, Contest, Yankee, A1soetas, Emu. Sly.
lark, WAue0m3.
kP1
, 1864-10-20

BAl71xoHg. Wedat aday Kvep17s. Oct -.
F1nrR-Beayv and teentinx; o-io ezra, s10i5
Hn9s5d atxta Guper. <1o-s1x. ~,
6KoC1EIIs-Co9ea quiet. hlos SO. sa3N ao4
nTipr 70 the decline In god.
IHlaEY-NpN md NoMloA At 4l.t1.
, 1864-10-20

Bos7oN, Wednesday, Oct 19.-Fonr rsbel
Geperals, Jones, OF Va, Beals, Of Ark,
Trumbill, OF Nd, and Frazer, passed through
Bogton TODAY for Fort Warren.
, 1864-10-20

Fhfl80tIpulH uIHTAeks = =
- pnrykpxIpuIA, Wednesday evening, Oct. l9.
ro--n,r-Very Gull and nominal at 4l75:
H9nm-DuIl, Extra, tto.e9lD. IS; extra family
sic 9le q. h,v.-. s.n.,. . .,adr.4,o,
psd - sD vhitn, 33s5te2,bo. Corn duN A1d loHe1.
yellow, II 69.
p,TRnfxrN-Unsetsl d. Crude, 35336cs rthasd
IN hnnd 60a83c: do he' ,ia35tc.
, 1864-10-20

sF.J. E. Wilfon & Co.. No. 1G Dearborn street.
have reduced thet nhe custom mace shttt= 81 each.
Crest paresin. in underwear, hosierf, handket-
chfefa erarts tier &c. Great variety Of wool shifts
constantly I'll hand, pcl3 ui01-at
, 1864-10-20
Ey GtueI tf k9e E0Nc6IEseF-
Mrs. E E, McLE1su. Sec'y.

Foultcenth yvard,-CitizeuE Of the Four
tenth ward requested to take uctiee tha there
will be Union rally this Taursday evening, at
Wintelmtyer's Hall. corner Of Ciybo1rIe sveuue
eld Larrabce Etree1s. Good epeasess Wild be on
hand.
, 1864-10-20

TEuutsQsJs +.
r~. ao,s nerxst IL weak. It Is the effect Of tbs
=, nc 1uI ductuattoo. by which the baars and
IN n LIZ speresalvely becous 1oseFs. TIA Hrc4
, 1864-10-20

E- Any pereon In want OF reliable aud pay
fnp apepcY should eepd for circnl9tA to c. II. Dunn
4 ca. 49, South Ciask street, Chicago.
oc19.uH526t
, 1864-10-20

The citizen. Of the SIXTEENTH Tatd viii rest
on Thurfday evening, at Z O'Clock, at the North
CcntDittee, Every member cf the COMMITTEES 10
requested to report to the Treasurer before IN It
8311,H
, 1864-10-20

ArzxxprED suoonHo.-John DelantJ, noto~
ROM .ou1b, hsillng nom Kalamazoo, Mich, In
company with sergeant in the 14sth Illinois, yes
ttday chartered the hack Of James Din&u, los
ride, After using 1t for about an hour. they cot
MIN an sltercatton with the hickman md left The
veaie!e. 4 ehpH time after. Dolarty. With bis
, 1864-10-20

School of Trnde,-The Illinois School Of
Trade IL open datly from a. m. to 10 p. m. A
PnoNooRApmc class now In progress, Is FREE to
btndtutE. uc1B-QS5lTt
, 1864-10-20

Opcains Day at Mrs. Cary'z, % LAKE. street,
this cav. October .D1h. See advertisement.
oc11 u512lt
, 1864-10-20
LOCAL MATTERS,

For the Front.-W. n. O.cott and ]. G. Pc.
te1s, OF the Board Of Trade battery, will leave this
city for stbe front this, Thursday evening. All
letter4 for uahers Of the battery lc at the TR1B-
sarred 10 thelr cest!Isston By .steaate Ocott and
Peters.
, 1864-10-20

TIE P1.ArroRx.-We hare received q very hand
come 1lihogsaph Of the eloraonB platform adopted
by the Baltimore Gonyention Of patriots. The
l1thoeraph 10 BY Kure 3 Nekc, Of this city, and ls
excellentIy executed. The platform, capped By an
sEest, It 10 appropriately headed b. an exec lent
n:eHke portrait Of Father Aetah&u1, while Al the
foot OF 1ne sheet are smaller lthogEaph purtralts
Of that elortous trinity Grant, johnson and Sner-
man. Appropriate alle2orlca1 representations sur
FOUND It.
, 1864-10-20

1he loyal people Of Chicago, tom all parts Of
the city, are Invited to assemble in Mass Meeting
this CThrrsdAY,) eycning, at Bs5su Hall at " o.
clock.
The meeting will be addressed By Hon. Gus
tsyus Koerucr and Hon Lyman Trumball, who
viii speak upon the gseattssues Of the day.
The pst1iotic and accomplished reaaer, Mr..
James &. Murdoch, who has entertained our ciu-
zens for the last three eTcnines, has kindly con.
aeuted to close tho meeting with his splendid re.
citations Of "The Oath," and :" The Old Soldier
Of 1917
There will also be good singing and uantic by
JoHK L. HANCOCK,
rrtsieept Of The Lincoln AID OtlsBby Cab,
, 1864-10-20

Aid for Freedmen. "A committee Of ladies
has been Organized With view to the holding oi
public Fair for the benefit Of the freed people,
especially for the wives and children Of our col.
cred to,oiess. Ladies AID gentlemen interested
II this mos cment art invited to meet the commit.
ire at Bryan Hall on Tuesday. Oct 18th, at
O'Clock.
By o1de1 Of the committee.
, 1864-10-20

l.Aac1HY.-Chnr.es Smith, caaorea man. wAs
s7alsped before Justice McDermott charged with
the larceny oi watch from David Andtrson CO
sre Ioon .1uatee. and 7he latter managed to pos
ttse htmselt Of The properly, whfcn be presented
10 biz sable sweet hear:. Proud Of its possession
slte thored it to her compauions, ard thus unWit-
lit rls betrsse1 her lover He WIS held III the sum
1f $500 to appear for 1tial at she Recorders Court
, 1864-10-20
ReaI Estate-=Gltp.

TOR SALE--Two Lots each 25
Il by 100 feet. On north s!do Of Jackson street, be-
tweeu Thrrpp aud Loaulls.
Funr Lots on west aIds Ct Green street. bstweeo
Mon: oe ALa Atams.
Two Lots On Willard Place. be.Ween washington
ant EAotol h. 1sxiE9 feet.
Lot en- toush s1de Of Superior street. between Wei
cotr and Qearpotn. 60 bs LOO f6Et.
Let on Int lana avenue. east front. Is By 1877 feat
AL90-A nur1 bar OF Hous3s and Lots IN di1arons
psl IL nf ths CRY
ALsO-A number of Bau5!nEs. Lots K,yar Lots,
EArnf. .... BANusL a. dAtseESE%
Real Estate Agent No 4 Metropolitan BlocE.
oc19 E44l2t
TOR SALE-A Cottsge. with
j. lease 0. let, 10. 81 sonth Greenst. Ground
rent for lour yenE1 = IS per annum aud tAEts. Pnce
$500. A Av8RRLL, Real Essat5 Office. NO 7
Mtt.Cpaut6n bfeck. ocl3.Qat9 81
, 1864-10-20

SUopT1xQ n TIE esterday
Richard U.serd went out to recresse, and took his
cuu alote ard discharged 1t several tunes within
the city mise. Fur Tits disturbance of his neigh
h.rs and ylpiaticu OF the rity ordinance he was
a1TsIep. before Justlce Mcdonnell and nnlcted
t.. nf
, 1864-10-20

Tue F1RsT PHILHARMONIC CoScEEt.-Ioe atst
oi the delightful! seriea Of Philharmonic Concerts
will occur on November let, and will proye one Of
the most brilliant ever given IL the city. The pro-
orarun,c bas been definitely arranged. commencing
Tilh Beethoven's Foprth SYMPHONY In B d.t. op.
s. ncTer before performed In this city. Mr. na,,
ard W. repret to esy that will her last appe.r.
snse IN this cry ae she takes her departure at a
early day for California. A host Of friends and aii
iareys n nuefc will receive thus news with regret,
~, 70 home yocsliet has nlntetered 80 long or so
to the mps1es tss.s Of The eisy - Mfs
ths s' Of eod such an seeestau we cannos bat
eoneratua.e ana espsss sc rs.m R.Ttt Ts
Ie; Gs,net ,1n1onrefIo eolo from Fanchome. per.
d taqmad by = new payer, MI. Hse; sn Eog!ith si ar
y ME- and H. oyestnre 10 poq te ,oT
sini complete thts e1sse1 aaa ieny
"a gs sre nroujted one of the best concerts e7e5
elyen by the Society.
, 1864-10-20

TOUND-A pocket book On Clark
Il secss. between Vsa sussn - aad asxr,.os ssrsst.
The owpeE car heve tne a:ms oS psGynx nsogSst{ {
eEeas. oc|Nuksss
, 1864-10-20

yitipg the Union aud destroying lns
Government. He then rasidly eketched
the position Of partaes IN 1eG0-the parry
1sp1ssentsd by Mr. ts hneo %a1I az Mr Dougas Do
allowing the Territories to accept or reJses
slavery as they thought best, aud the patLJ
of Brackinrlaee claiming the privilege OF
being allowed 10 take their slaves in.o !ef-
ritor3es, under the Consultation, and 5ast as
they were allowed to take otaer 5Pph;pit PIhopiStti T.
ibis Last dogma, be had been spurned oy me
Charleston Convention, and from that time m
the S0uth had desired the election o1 LIN
coin as pretext for accession; Long oeiuse
the election OF MI. Lincoln the Wlole mA,
chinery OF the rebellion vas II 1an pi1gsiS5SSs aS5S
1snited States nuskets aud furnished with
United States money, Was ready 20 faase sns
black standard of revolt. He then traced
/ the history Of this eventual period, ana
cited the remarks Of A1ez. L. Stepnsn.;yss ~ ~
show the groundlees nature o. ~ Jus1.ns5 J~.ps5
lion for the course the soatn naa P,on onr
He cited the we'll known outfages upoaa pa saia o1d
! flec' In the hsrbor Of Charleston ano ealu
theee we're the first blows, and they HgIe
eiyen by the South. He WAS In taVos oi tas
| abolition Of slavery, because no 3ta 4sG -oen
that 1t would emancipate more ha.n Wm.n ais arS
than negroes, and place tnese souenHgh nasrhhnra ~
tccrats On level with their poor nelsnuut1s,' a1,
| 4 great deal was said about negro e4ua!t.
ties. There was no ouch thing as e9aa4..y ~
but because one man or one Iace Of TIT "as -
lower IN It's Organization than anotaeF, h "
was no reason why We should agRsla1 a was ue IN
of his righte. [''No," and cheeie.J ne ha %, was
for the White N man Or liz black man but b.
| cause he was for man, for Gods hn9anlty, =.
iGreat applause.1 He vas fo1 eonoflhie S bis avn m
every one the right to me pr9tuueih Whsrh ~ be was
entitled @ T under The Gonstltution Of TIE gn,t,
ed States and the deelar21lon ;a O. ~ 1at When
independence ae s,s2st s2a 1Ra9 Maaa Wnaa
the struggle was over 1as n5 sia, 20 ~ IA audi,
enee esy wo1id esSa '1s tey goT w6 the ths 600
ela7ey Lond cries No, neTe5 1e aPe
eheers Be would employ tnem ea ~ namnr}iipr
CO. In return for the inte1tere9ee Of l,5;o re-
lacd with our family quarzeis' Ing e7'1asa'
, 1864-10-20

HcA,ar1x-Oflcer Mergauthaaet On Tuesday
evening found the head and upper portion OF the
1ody Of IN infant, apparently shout Elk Fceks
cl Ia, In tue slfeat II tue c1rnsr oi State aud
Twelfth streets. The eorpse had been uauuiated,
std 4 portion eaten hy the hnsA. Nothing could
e learned relative to It's origin, or Of the manner
IL WHICH 1t cane 10 IT. death.
, 1864-10-20

TAKEN Upon the l7th inst a
i horsu, With harness On. Which the ownsr can
KING. Il PittssurR = Fort Wssne B. B. Repairing
Rnop, corner Of Madison And CAAAl gtfrtt.
= ccla uS90 St
, 1864-10-20

KuIxn.-A German. aged thirty yeass. named
Casper ,Muh,er. employed at cnlbertson's packing
house, WAS yesterday run over and killed by an en-
P4re, while attempting to the railroad track
ii Sou:h JEFFERSON st1eat. He le.res 10 relatives
in THE ccu1,trs. The jury eenbufed the railroad
corIrans tor rot keep!pR a d.g mGn ut the esoss-
irK, TO soreWaru persons att mptipg to cross the
track.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08
ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis Eruptoas on thestn. Sore
Throat Mouth and Nose Loss gf hair Old sore,
Seedlings; PAINS i ths Bones lni aH ofhse figa1 %
Secondary Tencrc1i Dtsense D no Remedy ever disc 70
ed has done what has been achieved hy this Under no
use every form Of constitutional yphitc ant s speed
lily cured, and in short time the subtitle poison is co
pletely efadcatcd from the system, and health and
strength permanently restored. W. n tcas tho
remedy hat cured gsnteUan from te South n,i s,oa-
ping az Neirporf. and fer which he presented Dr. 49,
Nth $3.50 besides hu bH after hari'g been ufacr me-
treatment Of The most eminent IN gfie'1fs EaH.s
PhiadeiDhia and Neir York, fYf tltE fEAns. l.EOUo
large bottle lasts moutl,-prce $40 haf size, S. 30
Sent by express in scaled package fscurc from o5.r
raiLln. on rol.Int 81 tho llIrc By mail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

A Coon BUCK. - Capt. Beckett of this
town has just imported Z Spanish Merino
Buck from Vermont, perchased of II. g. f.
Coburn, Of Cabot. The fleece, sheared from
the buck the present week, weighed 10 "a
lbs, and is AS ine specimen OF wool as we
ever saw. Vermont, at present, beats the
world in fine wool. The Spanish Merino is
a very hardy breed, admirably fitted TO cross
with the native breed OF Canada. The yoik
is 40 thick in the wool Of Capt, Ricketts,
buck, that it has almost the appearance Of
black sheep, yet when washed, the wool is
beautiful yelowish-white. Farmers who
wish to improve their breed Of sheep, would
do we'll TO examine this buck e. Shebrooke
(Canada) G1ztue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08
nIURETIC COmPOUNn.

For G0norrirn Glcef, aDa m DI.cIleg N ~ Inn
arr Orgqus. % y This now remedy contains neitha,
Balsam Copai,a Spirits NJ Nitro. Cubcbs. Turpcntna
or any other nausfous drugs, but is elegant veeo,
bic LIQUID pleasant 90 the taste and smell, cooling rrar
irg and healing in its operation, speedily Alaying NJ,
heat and irritation 10 the urinary passages You tore
fore. who have been swallowing WIN NaiinHi Cau1lr4
either no capsules mixtures Tor months without bones
IT, until sick and pale your breath and clothes filled
with s vile odor throw away the disgusting mxtures.
and send for a bottle of this Neo Remedy which viii
not only you a. butit will also cleanse the
tenn the injurious effects Of the mixtures you have
been taking long II Is warranted to In one h4t
funded one bottle oNen sufficient Price s3,--doube
size IS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

~ For tie RsHorai Of Obstrue1en', and me Hsai-
rance OF Regularity ~ the Recurrence Of ne Monthly
Periods
Or They cure or obyiue those numerous diseases
hat spring from Regularly, by removing the iregu-
larty, itself
o. They cure Suppressed Excessive aud Painful
Menstruaton.
o. They cure Green Sickness tChlorosisl.
uI They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains
in the back, and lower parts ~ ne body hcawness,
Fatigue on slight eXcrtion, Pspitaron " the Heart,
Lowness Of Spirits Hysteria, Sick Headache Giddi-
ness etc etc In word by removing the irTeguarity.
they remove the cause and with 10 all the effects That
spring from H.
~ Composed u simple vegetable extracts, they con
tain nothing deeterious 20 any constitution, however
delicate, their function being substitute strength for
weakness, which, when properly used, they fail
20 do
UFThey may be safely used any age and any pc
Rod, ercept during the first three months, during which
the unaing nature Of their action would nfably pre-
pent pregnancy.
" All letters seeking information advice will be
promptly freely and dsoreety answered
o. Full directions accompany each box.
o. Price 81 per BOX, six boxes for 80.
W Sent by mail. free o postage. receipt NJ price
IL Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DR.. W. X MEKWlN a CO.,
SOLE PROPRIBrORs.
Nc. 50 Liberty Street, New York,
q. @ GOODWIN AND NJ. S. BURR 90, Boston
wholesale Agents daw004l cow
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Crautlrrs' C5Uior.


1904 d=.ssa 1864
oGDEhNBURGB SasEssssss2, 70 THE WEST
n OhTHkRN TRANSPORTATION co.
- Ia, lniy through daily line between Ogdeus
burgh Chicago aud Intermediate Ports. Only SIX day
through, "ihoit change % Boat
BOATS COMMENCED RUNNING, "WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is
THIS well known and reliable company have conmeuc
ed running their line o First Cas, upper Caou Steamers
and sill continue daily between Ogdeu burgh, Oswego,
st Catherine, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago Mil
wauke' and inform date Ports, leaving ogieuspUrgh
al Z. arrival OF
EXPRESS TRAIN FROM THE EAST
Passengers and families moving West, can embark
with their luggage teams stock, sc and land together
without disturbance ranshipmeEt, at their port Of
destination thus avoiding the iucoue enleuce Of
he many changes, delays aud EXPENSE of ether routes
lJ These steamers have large Cabins aud state Rooms,
amply and neatly furnished tor First Class Passengers,
and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable
accommodations Tor Passengers aud Families, ho may
wish to furnish their provisions Uf No efforts viii
be spared Co maintain The reputation Of tins, al the
Z II IA PEST A ID BEST RIO n
nshhg WIN several new huao added iu tue line, makes
this nov the most comfortable. pleasant economical
and expeditions route TO the Great West
~ BE- sufe and see the Agent Of this Line, before
you buy your Tickets.
~ Through Tickets over all Western naroad Lines
can be obtained Oh application % George w Smith,
office corner Ford and Patterson Streets, opposite john
son House, Ogdensburh, n i,
UJ One hundred pounds Of baggage Free, to each
Passenger.
Baggage checked through 20 all points
For Through Tickets and other information Apply TO
q. a. EDDY,
Office Steamer Landing Ogdensburgb, n. Y.
GEO W SMITH, Geul Ticket Agent
Through Tickets be obtained at PRINCIPAL II. X
Offices on the VI Central Line. dawO0 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

FEVER AND AGUE PowDERs Two ounces
Peruvian bark, - on. cream of tartar, 100
cloves puyerized. Mix the whole together
and divide into twenty-four powders. Take
one every hour, after the fever is off, in a lit
tie water.
This recipe was given to many persons by
the late Bonneville De Brown, Of Philadelphia,
and was always successful in curing this
troublesome disease, so prevalent this season
through this country. -Germantoon Teie-
graph.
DRESSING FOR SALAD.-Take the yolk
Of one unboned egg, into which stir one tea
spoon Of mustard, one teaspoon of salt, and
one of vinegar, rub these together, and then
gradually add the oil as may be requred.-
Germantown Telegraph