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#enta1lHl.
fyHANGE OF TIME.

-. ..u -
D''uooo1 . seao1a s411ss Ako - 1o*''
the GhetD1u Horfe, Chicago, ca baturdaW Oct 2sta;
Eov 18th and nec. 2&fh call 1t TN National Hotel
y.,,.4 =. ,,,...- ~. e,.+. .e,,. 80 M.
SoAs', ~ @e"oAfs' Wv 'A'e' "e'+ -s'
26sn- fhaeots Ahou1h SeEemoef mt o&S Anu 1oe1'
a1d cali earlT u the Doctor cannot remain esyoud
the appointed tme, AsP.vP.v. Exchange HOTEL
On "eene1aAss' oet. zash; SeS. sso Haa oee' &4ss"
It Decatur. punoonb House. On TusaaAss. Oct. 2stt,
Kov "a snd Dec 1o,h. Can At EJles Bond Hou1a On
.,,..~. ~ -,,%. - NJ, IVA ~ .a.b ran =,
~. ~ 3s'' " ~ ~ -
A1'1'1''-@oe 'o@se' AAAnA<oo' " A+01'oAS@' oueu
noea e1S, OCT. zits Eo5. 2asa Asd Dec 17a. EAA ~
Marshall He1.aton Houh On Thpr.dsy st1er1pon.
nv ,-4s c,. s.+, ,ns ,,.n o,.~ s..u - a,h,, -
ANS''''s ~ ~ ~ ~ "
tie Eating House. on F4iday fofeneons. Oct 18th
N5Y- 18Th and Zee. 1Sd. Call st 1Rpotte, Parker
u,n.s -, .x,,..~, x,v .te srd n. s,h c.,i .,
-s1,,-, .....-.., -. - w-..s..- - ~,
ooueo o*'no' SAoo13 1'oufe' W t1e'A'A' Ivy w.
and Dec 9Th Call 1t Goshen. Violet House or We'd
uesdxy fprenoots, Eoy. 1th and Dec, 1T. Cali IT
r.s.surt,,. ~ .r.n..t,v x,-.r,or &,ox ,sth ana
49, A. '1~' -
Dee~oth' %@u@s hnkolA' Euse1A ooasos oo 1s10sxt
| EoT. 11th and Dec. 9Th.
| REFEHEHcE4-D.. Dodge vii be pleased to furnish
m psrsous Tho best Of rs1ei euca who lxvor hin
viii cau.
| 1rcreprr.r,o,-r .x .~,-.r..n,. .na .,,
, 1864-10-27

ch,,d,rn ihslre been found No motive hRs
a. vat heen ascertalned for the commission
Of lie murder. Tha house bore signe OF poy-
ertI, trough tood-hresd md bntteLaas .sa
found. 4 Subscription haa, y Is h;eS aades1 4 4
stated. was not exhausted. Several County
Court orders, and notice to quit, wsse
however, discovered, md this, coupled prop.
nbly with the death Of the unf0rtunste mans
wife, which occurred In July, may have at"
, 1864-10-27

a0s Chestnut tt1eet. Philadelphia, T
An19 AAl5.1F r "a ATES&
, 1864-10-27

papers. When had offered them as sincere.
~ as could, and the audience had, With
many voices, united with me In the Lords
Prayer, I Immediately retired. before tn.
and to this day, have not read its speeches
or deliberations. How this exposes me just
II to shame and reprOach do not know. !
am afraid that, under similar call, shoufd
do the like again, only asking Got for heart
to do 1t better, AID still moro fe1vently. !
R51. saRa9t aPRrffae nethsS. d. se see9s M 1ha
assertion, t'that I thus co-operated. with
lesish R3nders. fresh from the moral cess
pools Of ;Nsv York; in the proceedings Of a
I am certainly no politician. Whether
right or wrong In this, haveadaered to re-
stfaint which thought proper to impose
upon myself in the opening Of my ministry,
on some lawful matters, bur which thought
higher Cbristisn expediency compelled me
to forego. In the be ginning OF our National
troubles, On July 4th, 1851, preached In ny
Cathedral Church on the existing crisis. In
the sermon I used this folio Ting language:
belllap, and to sustain the Government OF
the United States. This is inevitable. Any
other conrEe we're madness; aod As Chr1S-
/ tianB and citizens looking In that direction,
there cannot be ml5giVing as to night, or tal"
tsring as to duty: have seen no reason
declaration, nor abate It as an Individual con-
yicti0n. -.
Il Las been my pleasure as Bishop to full
| I'll ali :he recommendations Of the Executive,
gnd: provide for due observance Of all the
/ geators OF Fasting sud Humiliation, OF the
Tbankseiyiogs for suceess. We have never
net in the House OF God when special Prayer
| vas rot offered and beltsVe the came to be
| true Of all the Churches under my jarisdic.
ton, 1 have largely provided for this by the
preparation andissoe Of appropriate services
through my DioctEaf cure; and have done,
beside, what believe no other B!ahop has
thought necessary to DO. pnbliahed, at mr
:. personal expense, the Prayers which ct that
time bad been pnt forth by other Bishops,
tisut, New York, Pennsylvania. MarYla and,
sn1eso &C. aqa ,n1nsasa 3an d. them to t6s
worship On equal authority With nj own,
tie Ss ss5s5sss sdeh,.d whtch haze ess prepared
OF the collected House Of Bishops In oHl
mi mozable eelEcbosen daJ for fssting and
pray er In Trinity Church, New York, during
fhe session of the General Convection 1t
1863, did this partly with the idea Of se
, 1864-10-27
November 8th, 1864,
The Democratic Party.
m fhe Erafn

! told these men that they could not carry
State, and sincerely believe that McClel-
Ian will not get one electoral vote, [Cheers.
came here and was surp1sed to lind that
you had distinction in your yote-a SOL
fatal to SUCCESS. Who starred the idea? Are
the soldiers nobodtes that they should not
be included In the "home'' Tote2 When
you sent your dispatches over the country
why didn't you say 1--WE have given Il, 600 or
&C, 600 ag2inst Mcclellan ?' [Cheers.l be-
lieve this distinction is nothing but matter
Of betttrg among you men. But you have
no right to bet when the country may be
diving fCheers |
, 1864-10-27
39roposal4.
DKCPGSALS FOR SUBSiST-

DKCPCSALS FOR SUBSiST-
4 & CE tTLhE6. .
DfI1CK or tTMNlts .aT or sCnSssTEScE,}
BOOK MOL GARRETT 81 7cK. STATE Str, {
CHICAGO, III Octobet u. 1851. J.
Eealsd Propos.ls. ,p onpicate: IN b. received p
SIS Of October. 1851 fos The following euoabtsnce
i6 6sxr1s tiln hrioc Ccrn Meal, In s1oog barrels.
head tned-
81 be:feis F1ckl@d CabraRe and Oa1ous.
$50 bArTela Cuf11ed Lhbbage-
HMp buAttaS FotAtoee.
5003 bplhel1 Uninns. in GOOD barrels.
70 b pnt mp IN ar1o1E.sa&h. nA1ze1 ssu9ies 70 %
delivered With pYopo+ala.
Antcloe 70 be ueltvered. ffee Of drRS3Se. st the
Eom1niaBa1y Depot auch o1heF pl2te In CnlsaKp ~
Fayreut to b made IN xuch futcs ~ nsy be fur
nishe4 by the untteo 9thte1.
Any Of ell bids msy ho te1t cted.
BI1nf 1orms Tor nropcsAh NAV be obtained On sp-
plication 1t thds ofsce. GEO. r.. CAMFBkLL.
nc4apGsll6f Cspt4iu and G, 8.
, 1864-10-27

p,uvt rs1vt rallyt =. ::
Kallyt rsllYl from the mountain sud valley, "
And up ffsm the ocean-standt
Fe sons of the Weat, Amertcas bessl
New nAmpsh1rest men OF mtghtf-
| From prairie and c:ng unfuYl the a.g, ..r
Ard rally to the fight!
Armies Of nnt1ied heroes,
pkeuis ed In cratem4u and cletkt
f. man of the cosst invlnclhle hostl
Come every ono TO the work,
From The nehermsn gray - the silt sea spray
That On Long Island hre2ks, =
To The youth who tt1fs the uppermoet hills
| Blythe blue northE este1n lakesl
And ye Freedmen ra1lyl rsl!yl r,
To the banners Of the Northi
T11oush the hs ,naitssed taa der ef bondage pour
KentucktRusI yon Of Tennessee
Who scorned the despotfs sEnyt
To al. to all the bugle:eall
| OF Freedom sounds tp-dayt
old men shall dght with the ballot 50.
And 1he b. onst, With blood 1ed-sct, i
And the boys shall all mems places, -.
Her doll IS che elts with her grandan and knits
An unknown hero's sock.
! And the hearts OF noble mothers,
An And The deeds Of noble obi wtyfH9, H
Thsn lie orsTo Who gi7e thelf lives.
The rich theii gold ahail bring, and tut old
Shall bep ns With their prayers:
| While hoseriuE hosts Of paldd ghestB
! Attand us unAwates.. ;.
| From the gbastly feidsof Shiloh
| Muster the phantom hAudst --.-.-
From Vlrain1a's swanps and Deaths white camps
From Frtdencksonrg and Gettysburg =
see them gathering fast:
And up from Mnnaseas what u 1t that pAsse5 /.
Like thin clouds In the blast3
! From the Wilderness, where bianches -
The aLue1Fts skeleton. =
From Vicksoufs's slaughter and red.streaked wa
And lie nerches Of Donelson;
From the cruel, cruel prisons.
Where their bodies pined away:
Thty gather with as to-day.
Ard they esy to ns, tRa1lyi 1allyi.
| The Work ia almost donet
Ye harvestess sally from mountain and valley
And Hesp tha fields We won.
We sowed tor endless years Of peace, '7'
|. We narrowed and wnterea well;
oor dying deeds were the scattered seeds:
Shall they perish where they fell
And their brothers, left behind them -
| In The deadly roar md claBh
OF csnnoa and sword, By fort and ford. :!
| And the carbine's qutvesiug a4sh; =
| Before the rebel cttaael ,'--
Just trembling to its fall: 80
Fur NJ they cali, they CALL -;
The life blood OF the tyrant
| Is ebbiDg fast away;
Victory waits At her opening gates,
And ErnfatB IN our hfray. ::
With solemn eYes the Centuries >.
/ Before us watching stand,
l And Lore lets down his starry ctoWu
To bless the future land. =
One more enbline endeavot, - .
And behold the dawn Of Peacet
0Le more endeavor, and war forever
| Throughout the land shall cease;
Forever and ever the yanqulshed power
OF Slavery ehs1l be elRip.
Ana Freedoms stained and tzanpled flower
, 1864-10-27

Rbr Asfidens,
ABRAH5H 114N. -
For Piee President, ......
ANDREW JOHNSON.
.For Electors Of .Ptaident and pice President,
JOHN DOUGHERTf.
FRANCIS A. HOFFMANN,
BENJAMIN II. PRENf{5S.
JOHN Y. FAKWELL,
ANSON 8. MILLER
y JOHN Y. .EUSTACE.
JAMES 8. POA9E.
JOHN L BENNETT.
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
FRANKLIN BLADES.
JAMES C. CONKLING. "
WILLIAM WALKER.
THOMAS ". HARRIS.
NATHANIEL M. MCCURDY.
HENRY s. BAKER.
ZENAS s. CLlF ?JRD.
, 1864-10-27

4 a NATIONAL LYRIC. 49,. -
TIE copy the following stirring lyric from
advance sheets .:of the Afzan{ie M9ntA}g for
November:
THE LAST RALLY. >'
NovEAnxn, 1901.
, 1864-10-27
For Members Of Congress.

For Members Of Congress.
Dist. l-JoHN WENTWORTH.
. u-JOuN +. FARNSWORTH.
HE. b. WASHBURNE.
IVA. C. HARDING.
V-EBON c. NGERSOLL.
VL-BURTOE G. C0pK-
+ VU-H P. 3. BR0MWELL4
VIII-6UELBY N. CULLOM.
IH-HUGH FULLERTON.
X-N, II. KNAPP
NE CALLAHAN,
XT1-JEHu BAKER.
NQ-A ]. kUTkENDALL.
Nominations for Cook County.
For 8tates sAto,n<y-CHARLE8 q. REED.
Fr 6A<riD-JOHN A. NELSON.
For Cgerk Of Re Circuit 0ourf--WHL1AM L.
CHURCH. -
Fu Coyoatr-Dr. WILLIAM WAGNER
For Eta1 Senator, 7aeaty5oarA Dsstrica-
FRANCIS A. EASTMAN.
For Rtpreatnsafiea IN Tie L<9ss'dturs FJYy-
K7nM Nttyid (Hetf-NILIIAM JACKSON, n.
II. aUNTLEY. A. b. Co0K.'
Saztieh DIktri7 t8ostheA. Il. DoLToN,
EDWARD 6. 1SHAM.
sizsy.frss Diartet Kofsa) GEORGE STRONG
l. r STEFENS0N,
, 1864-10-27

marsbal's Sale,


81 Win. Of Wrta q sAl< iesuet ont OF rhe District
q limos. IN AoEiralty, oat.d on tn sth and SIN
sa 81 0tonsT ~ sisl e .o'a s fa5e
III esd p,saict IN tbs I'D daS of OctvhtF, b. 1att
st 10 o'clock 4 n the follo.f1g dsacftbed proper:
tonst sna KhisEy, the same having been 1dezod bT
e CcuTt 70 be s3ld for tte hsnt a Of ~ ,H u niy
Cc1cetn. u. L. td!s L41o O. VI .. q HsoA..
epr1ri ncld, IT,, Oct 10th. 1854. ee17tsefiH
, 1864-10-27
1Hat0(ttttaI.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURl

GOES DYsPKPa1A CURKf
GOES D1srEps1A CuR1i
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CuREt
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREt
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURRt
GOES DYSPEPSIA cuRE,
GOES p1srErs1A ouRss;
GOES DYSPEPSIA eUR1s'
GOES DYSPEPSIA cuRRt
GOES DYSPEPSIA cuKxf J
GOES DYSPEPSIA cURRt
TnF WORLDS GREAT RRxEB1
y TIE woRLD's GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT RRxKBY
wR WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT Raxznx
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMnax
TIRE WORLDS GREAT REMEDx
TIE WORLDS GREAT REAEpx
FOR
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
AND AL
DISEASES OF TIE STOMACH AND BoWNxa
, 1864-10-27

rhis celebrated TOILET SOAP. In such uEise7sai
deEuAud u pasde fru the choicest materials, u mild
Snd erclIeut In t4 nature. fragranuy scented. and
H1ramrlv beneficial In it, action npoo the AE.n 3ot
1ale by all Druggists and Fancy Gccd1 DeA!eft~
fkzS.pTsRiY TH.SAT-TU
, 1864-10-27

Formerly Of Jamea aesi tss1. Gu. or House street.
New Dyiehn, La. estAhlA1td IN lH1G, now pctma'
partlY jpcattd T. Us fe.t.t hnoo.s,
Epectsliss 1n the treatment GH.o &c, AEeou.
RiAL, 6cRopu L<,us and Ill kinds Of 6Loop AND sE1E
D1a1AaKs AND D1sorpEzs: or CoSTAoIoCs EExz. r
TEAL CIIAIACFIR, curtl them without fea3r1nF 10
Mercurt Ionlpr. Po1Asa11, a.s:nlr OF BY p.iscn.
ruI With = FEtrRAIlzEh, = Fat11yk cukx for all
lumt1s And blood DO; ouB.
.0KaA1Io WzAKKxss, eaeh q semiHal Weakness.
hou.e q The system esrly 'n4iscret!cnA e1cess OF
ent8iled htteoftAr1ly, causing loes of mem 1ry con
iut!on. dtprettlcn. dnnas, otte times irlAn1sy
With ohai deplorable tra,n of synntoos feated md
radically cureo by ~ ptallptt sthod. aAFttE much
fnae and e1perse. G,eet Gpno.rhcs, str1ttuf~. and
au diseases peculiar to the Of private naerfe,
radically cured.
where the blood has Deeone poisoned. prot uclnE
nlotcate on <ha face euau wateIy hlttters pAns ia
the head and tonek uie I'd throat ose ttmbA ana
pody scrotulA together with Al endiess Number Of
u recosame nded hy the press Eenesatls Of
tie Bouth, tho me11esl fAcnliy, sad ptoiessnfe Of
Spedical cnlIaEea etc Tso4e afflicted shoutd apply
Inncdl3tei3 knc te cured n these horrible diseAsea
EeMal; btI, Dr.. 1aUeS' OrncA &nt Passss are At IS
lEpt olrn. between s'Ate ara Dearborn streets.
Il 8Heskpt1fs0n "a x U1Il z. N. Con9ul1no-s
4fttGeL III. ocle.u:a2Wls
, 1864-10-27

III In D-tv1os of octoDer 11ta. 1851
No. :fs dr. COO: Eo; as24 d., SeM e. HS; ;
d,ew $500 heinf ihe I'VE captt. prtc =. %! eeat
pseMauH peid for Ys.zts Ipfaneo; naa =;
Gold and Etlvc1. TAYLOR CD~ bAnE9H.
oc1s uk75!eth 1s Wall street, h. T.
, 1864-10-27

will be present. . '
The people are requested to make ali the neces-
sary arrangements for the above meetings.
c4AIIEN0E.
Any one who thinks he can convince the people
that they ought to tupport Mcclellan snd PeLdle-
ton and the Chicago Platform instead OF Lincoln
and johnson, can be heatd at any ot.the above
meetings.
A. 4, Teuen, Eco. Will address the citizens oi
Wilson. Lee Co., Oct. %. In the evening.
, 1864-10-27

xtE~ 23A@EAO"s
CONT dec ae1 pay..a4E. i.:Esz4J OF g. Louts. No.
An he cpnAuixdx Ii cstse, f7*8outh CiAtf street.
nF1& oi Hnaro:- lhcseo, Z. .o&1 block trou the
Pm once O. ~ uEcI D.: e1ses ane dse asss cf
teAs With unpsrh itlee faeeoss Ro9na sspsrate.
Eheee Lsd1ea and O. ptlaceu c4a tou.nt The Doctor
With the s1tc&sss pr4yaey. stnce hon1 fros1 A. n.
70 Z. w.; eurdsYs ~ % 4 u: Con n9n1c1aoc. ta
Health.
pftvxte prActtct hox Sbe to perform. and Will GnAf
An.ee pafect cnEee 10: y! Chronic otsaset u theI
Gme. Without TIE nc Of AercuFy.
cali. perfect cure warranted. Fn1:a ate HfreuiaE1'
les as1enuant On PuttrV. Aenst.uAtaon, Or set5oas
having cry oeArpctiopa 10 TaA-riAEe7 Aho1ad csA ~
1hfIitY ID Sucerer se23 pRS3t12
, 1864-10-27

TAsHBuRSE AND sToRny yApPoDTMENTs.
III. Wsshburne, Union candidate for Congress
in the Third District, and B.. a. storrs; Eeq., Of
Chicago, viii address the people q. follcws: -:
Sterling, =" ....- .Filday ereninc, Oct. e
Warrer. Jo psytese Co ,........ Saturday, Oct. %
Lee Centre, Lee Co.,. ..... Monday p. N Oct. 81
White Rock, Oele CO. :. ;. .Tuesday p N, Nov.
Lane Tuesday evening, Nov.
Franklin Grove. Lee q. "Wednesday p. NJ, Nor.
Mr. Storrs Eill Fl eak at Morrison, Whlteside
Co IN ThnrsdhE e1 euiuZ. Qct. q.
, 1864-10-27
{Uphnn's) Hair Dye,


~
BoIes larger th.n Dvea tc1. cell for q. EATU-
BAL. DURABLE. HkAU l1FUA. "AKRAHTKO to
please. Tna artcla hal oeen tucfox1hly 1estea By
OR CHnTOk OF New YORK. and Ftou Booth hhc
4tTtk9 OF fntlAoephlA Who Or lAounoe 1t 1Fee from
I'll po1sonopa 1nE1ediettx. ac tue mssariA coMpos.
Ing 0ul not ln1urc the most delicate nH1t. SOLD by
Dfukxfsts And ffncy Goooz dealc75 eyefTvhe7e.
1Bo, J. KRONER, Bols Proprietor,
Gil EhektEnt Rt.. Pt1l1adalphtA, Pk.
, 1864-10-27
SAMUEL W. M0ULT0N.

Here add: i;
"For Representative In Congress. .....Dls'
trict.''
" For Senator, =. .District.''
For Representative. :. District
"For States Attorney" ."-' For Clerk Of Cir
emit outt."-!+s For SheriE."-"F For Cor
orer."
, 1864-10-27
~BE OF GOOD CHEER "

tor sou ueay eat hearty Jou please. aud follow
ny oue teaspoonto1 Of The Cure'+ Nc caro- not how
bad oyspepuc you have been, We VIII Gualansee Jua
no tzouble nom your hearty maal
, 1864-10-27

nROVER3 NOTICE.
COTTAGE GROVE YARDS.
RATES OF YARDAGE.
For Cattle and Horses, 15c
For Hogs nnd sheep -. SC
oeety,ss.at c.FLCOMI3 Z CO.


kH$A ~" y j %0~~ J. " II ~&ANAt
We have 501 tons nice Uols' HAy. with Prnss and
Buldnes, 1atRe and nav, scales. md ~ Necessary
YreAt balTail. Call At lg7 South Waterrt Chicago.
PARKER, cuLt0H 4 aPEAaU3.
, 1864-10-27
Hon. .scuu1LEA cQLFAx,a APPo1HTA1ES

70 OIL 4uu1eNAy G. E1aAA&t NI+~ Sta
HON. scnu91EA coLFAx's APPOINTMENTS
Chicaeo:............. :Thutsday eEeniag, Get g
Ioilet, Wll .F1tdsy, 0et =
6ssenpoft. 6 Monday, &C.: 81
Wsrsaw, Hancock, III. Wednesday, Nov. :
SsSlsS sgs9!sE ksy Ssy
HON. VIM. P. KELIoaG'5 APPOINTMENTS
Buebnell, McDonoueh Co... .Thgreday. oct. 2.
Pennington, Fulton Co, Saturday, Oct g.
Vreeporf. Stephenson Co.-...-..: Tuesday, Nov. l.
Ful.on, Whitee1de Co .Wednet9ay, Ney.2 :.
Chicago. saturday NOV g.
Canton a1onoa9' NOV T.
GOV. YATES APPOINTMENTS,
ch.rlestcn, Coles .Th9ssasy 0e.. z
Paris EtEs1 = rHaay SSt Gst 3
Fulton, Nhitesids Co.. Wednesday, Noy. 2.
Alton, Mad,son GO @ Nov'
NEW APPOINTMENTS BIZ GEN. oGLEsBY.
The following li.t Of appointments mas been
made for Gen. os1ebby:
Marehal, Clark Thursday, 0ct" z g.
pans;ie % %Vtrmfl.1on CO. SATURDAY. OF. q
Jacksonville, Morgan Co....:;;. Monday, Qet. 81.
Ps's 7's Tsasnt Psof. Ney Noy
s Hstanofs, Nv weodiord co:::.......Fridsy Nov: !.
Middleport, lroquots Co; Saturday, Nov. 5.
.--a-t.,..,,r,e - S.7 ,nv 3ou,
LOGAN. AND GEN. L N. HAYN1E.
| Carm1. White Cp............-....-...0ct October g.
Equahty, ,Gallstin co.'''...--'...'.;oc:osss 81.
Harrisburg, saline Co.: ''''''.''.-So'ssule1s e
Mctron1oiIs Nassac cGo..........-..... 1" s.
| rr-p.r p.1TR,s APPOINTMENTS,
| 11NEhAk fAA@ 80 s,noa..
| General Palmer and otnerss a. iolo"e'
Joliet, VII CO., Friday g.
Chicago. Cook, CO., Saturday. y.
| Quincy Adama CO., Monday. Oct. 81.
Mepdop, Adams co., Tuesd8y. = ......-.. NoT+ !,
| Warsav Hancock CO Wednesday ...... No7. Z.
| n.,.1nlr ~, Nov. &.
, 1864-10-27

Are vQu conztantiy IN Pain tom indigestion, must
ata purrstiye pills, and then verso than beforo7
TITS Is ALL pYSPEPSIAI DYSPEP3IAg
, 1864-10-27

fof GorcfHoS,
RICHARD J. OGLESBY.
For Lieutenant Governor.
WILLIAM BR0sS.
Fvr Secretary ef STATE.
SRAR0N TYNDAIE.
For 4uditor Of Public Accounts,
0, Il, MINER.
For STATE Treasurer,
JAMES E. BEVERlDGE.
Fer Superintendent Of Public Insfr.set;0n,
NEWTON BATEMAN.
For Representative in Co4yrsss for tie STATE at
, 1864-10-27
APPOINTMENTS.

please make all necessary arrangements.
The Hon D. RICHARDS and L. A. TESKIL, Esp.,
will address the people at the following times and
paacea: -...,.-.t
IYnuon, Wednesday eve, Nov, 2.
Enc. Thursday eve, Nov. 9.
" edwards B!uf ......... Saturday ere, Nor. 5
Wallace Hall, Sterling ~..-.-. Monday eve, Nov.7
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, 1864-10-27

LIEUT., GOVERNOR HOFFMANN'9 NEW 4P.
POlNTMENTS-
Gove7nor Hoffman will address our German
l. fellow citizens rs fDl1owe, In the evening: ~
carlinville, Aaconpln Co Friday oct. =
Jacksonville, MORGAN Co.. Monday, ~. y
Aurora, Zane c. e..,.,,.,.....,..;.Fd Friday, NOVA
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GrttfrHI Nntirr8.
Lehigh, Blossburg, Lacka#anna
and Erie Goals.

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CLARK street. EoFth ut G. B. g B. 3. Cro1st1k.
Pcat Cface Drawer S9!a ot11uig8 I'm
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Itvm stop DISTRESS afser eating: IN ons minuts &n&
TO these who hare lived On Graham htsad Ant plata
dot tor years. We say
, 1864-10-27

stWhenever Parish ah*ll have become "a
caot. end the Wa1dens shall have given the
rsqpired notice thereof to the. Blshop. he
shall appoint those Of tho clergy Of the Dio-
, 1864-10-27

Do you taste It for hourB alter estng?
HaVe you Heartburn, Sick Hesdaehe and Lanxuos9
Ara you weak, pebilitated, no Appetite, no Lifa7
Ara you Wea1y from rf1tnZ until retiring, no au1is
ty for business disposition to Exartou, constant
dsBire for K<po4e7
, 1864-10-27

Itisuot nxed up to be pslat2ote to tbs tasses b3t
u meat screptao.e TO di1otde1ed &tcn1th nd On
bott1o Will cure the
, 1864-10-27
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES CHOLERA HORBUs.
CURES CHOLERA MORBUg.
, CURES CHOLERA MoRBUg,

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tire aud immediate. Its contents Let uka max5a-
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rh1s IL no humnu9 preparation. got up 10 dxharzte
and drown ones dmculttes In tha mazes OF utoxsear
nux e1cttene ent. But
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, 1864-08-04

The Flames R4vAxinz the CouutrF-
&reas Destruction Ut PROPERTY,

@feas Destruction VI PROPERTY,
:, a .S xSery extensive fire has been prevailing
Il the woods In the neighborhood Of Port
Hulon for the past week. There has been
no rain IN any part Of the country for more
thar month, and very little has fallen a1nce
1oe end Of the spring ralne, consequently q
oloug9t Of unprecedented magnitude Is now
prevailing. The grass, grain, aud everything
.nat enonad have bright, green and life-1ike
efackle" beneath the feet as though the7
nao neen cut from the parent stems for i
month. TIE shrubbery IN the woods, and
Inc very trees. present dry aud Withered
appearance Fire communicated to such a
surface, particularly when there arc high
Wlndr, Is "a much to be dreaded as a aamtDg
7olcano or the sweeping simoon. A little
more than week ago fire Was discovered
n the woods along the track of the Grand
!Iunk Railway, supposed to have been kin
died bJ sparks from . locomotive. It has
since been spreading rapidly, and both sides
OF the track tor the distance Of nearly ten
niles miles have buEned. The blackened and
est are continually falling, .nd still the fire
goes on. Several farm houses and hotels
along the plank road running west from Port
Huron, have been burned. On Thursday, ,ei1
farmers with their families, and what few ar
tfcles they could save and get into their wag-
ttu1 story to relate. They had fought thc
Ire for several days to keep it of their pro-
mises, but Ill to no avail The wind drove
1t through the dry sh.ubbery, and 1t would
communicate from tree top to tree top, de-
lying all the efle1ts Of the men to stop it.
Ihelr homes were surrounded and they had
to leave to save themselves. The extensive
saW-min Of Mr. Fish, valued at $4,000 has
been In great danger since Saturday. A large
number OF men have been engaged, night
and day, since, digging trenches aud filing
them with water, aud clearing the ground
1or q distance around the mill of every thing
combustible, and on Thursday night it was
con sidered comparatively safe.