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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

The attention of the voters Of Marshall
'unty is specially directed to the call in anoth-
a column. Beware of the miserable tricks and
ao'erfuges Of the bastard Unionists. What
Ssy cannot accomplish by appealing 70 your
'sOu, they viii try by either brow-beating or
tiekery
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

Farmers secure ali tho hay you can
trsVen if the road remains closed, there are
a9usands of cattle near the river that will lie
hove into this section to winter.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

kDosiug that our friends of The Enter
Use are either very SICK or wotully discour-
yed We hereby checrtully tender any aid or
ssisianco they may require from our typo
i'sphcal corps
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

Liule Wisner made his appearance in
,'n Wednesday, with large invoice of drugs,
,hcmicals and wines. He has the same air of
,irtue that he always wore.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10
We understand that the feeling IN

We understand tia. the feeling among
e bushes EN- Of Leavenworth, whose COM
'''cial interests are identical with those of
Srysville, is that the projected blockhouses
Safortifcations should be at once erected, and
stps have been taken to secure the desired OBJ
& With Marysville in state of security,
I'VE danger may be anticipated by the farmers
y cur county.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

We would apologize to our patrons for
b: ueagrencss OF our columns this week The
carnets absence, press of job-work. &C., com
pa US to fall short of our usual standard
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

No Indian news this week to chronicle.
The report that the Kickapoos were con
,enplating revolt, is now believed to be un-
true
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10
$50. REWARD.

500, REWARD. : -
Escaped from the subscriber en- the Big
Bend of the Republican River, Thursday, Aug.
18th, 1864, large brown horse oyesrs old,
saddle marked on back, PAGES under the saddle,
barefoot, 16 hands high. Had on jocky sad
die and cub bit bride.
Also sorrel mare, Is hands high. Had on
when escaped saddle ard BRIDE
Any person restoring the above horses to
the owners will receive the abeve reward, or .
satisfactory portion of it for either
BYRON SHERRY.
Seneca, Kansas, Aug. Odd 1864.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10
VAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EASTERN AND WESTERN MAIL
r,rs-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 6clk, IN
p,rETs-W Wednesday Friday and Sunday, at ocfk, In
HIGHLAND NAIL
,,,rrEs Wednesday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock.
pr,Rrs-Mondsy and Thursday, at ooclock, am.
ROCK CREEK MAIL
,,sIygs-Thursday, II o'clock, IN.
lY.srs-Mondsy, 9 oc,ocs ;cn.
MANHATTAN MAIL
.,v,rvEs-w ednesdsy, 6o'clock, pm.
tu,srs-Monday, o'clock, am.
NEBRASKA CITY NAIL
,,yrEs-wednesday, 1Ooclock, pm.
r.,.Rrs-Thursday, o'clock, am.
WASHINGTON MAIL
IrryEs-Fridsy,6 O'Clock, pm.
r,plsrs-Saturday, 6o'clock, am.
T.W. WArERsoS, Post Master
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

Total Amount $685. 80
In testimony Whereof have hereunto SUBJ
subscribed my name and affixed the
8 seal of said county at my oficee in
the city Of Marysville this 18th Day Of
August A. d. 1864. R.. NEWELL,
County Clerk.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10
COUNTY of MARSH ALL.

CUUN11 OF MARSH I'LL. J
/, R Newell, clerk in and for said Marshall
County, do hereby certify that the following is
a true statement and condition of the fnancia!
affairs of said county, from the 3lst day ofJuy
1853, up to the Slst day Of July 1864, as ap-
pears from the records in my Office.
Amount charged to County Treasurer
for the year 1863 $4,000 90
Amount collected by County Treasurer
for the year 1868 1854 II
Amount of script issued from July 3lst
1868 up to July 3lst 1864 1886 81
Amount of script cancelled BY County
Beard issued for 1868 4149 o.
Balance Of script uncsncelled for
1868, 1886 25
Statement of the expenses of Marshall County
Kansas, from the 3lst day Of July, 1863. up
to the 3lst day of July, 1854:
Rr. nhaI 9Th {, Shihlax. hoaaaa 20l On
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. INCLUDING
OF DEBTS FOR COUNTY PURPOSES, BY
MARSHALL COUNTY, KANSAS: -
STATE OF KANSAS, /
, 1864-01-12
he heard anything Of Mrs. Mallct, He neycr

he heard anything Of Mrs. Mallet, he never
saw any irritabiiity in the temper Of Major
Fitzgerald or heard him swear.
MT. MAllett Examined BY the Queens ad-
vocate( He YVES formerly In the Fourth
Light Dragons, but now held sltuaton IN
the foreign office. Before TINT he occtipleo
house at Dublin Castle He became ac1ualnt-
ed with Major Fitzgerald In 1850. lie was
married to. Mrs. Ma11ett In 1858. They aaa
six children. Mrs. Mallett was confined OF
her second child on the ed Of January, E3s.
He reeollected Major Fitzgerald and his vie
coming to Ireland. Major Fitzgerald visited
them; He met Major Fitzgerald at The AImy 1I5aT
together, but he did not know when 1t was.
The witHcss then pointed ont the positions
Of the rooms In his house from o photograph:
The walls Of tue house were very thin, and
conversation In ono room could be heard In
Dr.: Philiuore: 1t is my duty to ask Jou =
very unpleasant question. Did yon ever see
my improper intimacy between your wife
and Major Fitzgerald?:
The witness (emphatica1ly and with indig-
nation): Never. Ny wife IL incapable OF
doing such thing:
Ms; Geolglna h1allct (examined By Mr;
vent To- reside At The Castle IT nubln @ sh Ma
}or Fitzgerald Visited thcm, and was very in-
timatc. She had 4 servant. named Bell, now
Beauclera, as lady's maid. It was NOT true
that she ever saw her sitting on sofa with
Major Fitzgerald It Was not true that she
ever eaw him in her bedroom, or SOW him
kiss her. Mr.. Huddleston: am obliged to
ask you, did you. ever have any improper
connection with Major Fitzgerald? Witness:
Never.
After the examination Of two or three 9TH
CT witnesses in corroboration Of the fact that
the respondent was not guilty Of immoral
conduct with Mrs. Mn1let, the jury returned
q verdict TINT "Major Fitzgerald was not
guilty Of cruelty toward his wife, nor had he
been guilty Of adultery with Mrs. Mallet !;
and SO ended this extraordinary case.
, 1864-01-12
Qbica9o Qrtbnue.
TUESDAY JANUARY IL, 1864.


C1he following high+oned and expressive poem
IL taken frcm the nav volume Of poems By Rich
ard Monckton Mines, lately cleyated to the Eng
nsh pecrage under the title Of Lord Honghton. HI
IL one Of the most respected and beloved noble
men in England, 4 man Of conplehensiveinteny nyrt
e1qu1Ete culture and refinement. Ho ts dlstln
Cuished for the sWeetness Of his character and th
nnwcarlcd practical bcnedcence Of bis life. Hi
friendship to our country has always been stron{
and eteady:]
We only know that in the sultry weather
Men to1led Tor us as In tho steamlnE room,
And In cur minds VIC hardly set together
The bondmnn's penace and the freeman loou.
We never thought the jealous gods would store
For us iii dctsle OF umc-forgotten graves.
Nor hccdc; that the May Flower one day bore
a freight Of pIlgElms, and anothef snses.
First On the bold upho1dera Of the wrong,
Ana Ioet on us, the heavyIaden years
Avrnce the cfuel trlumphs OF the strong
TfaIn1,lcd affections, aud der1ded teara.
Labor, degraded from her high boheet,
Cries, aye shall know nm the living breath,
And not the curee Of man. Ye shall hare Rest
The rest Of Famine and the rest Of peath.n
o. happy dietant hours that ahaIl restore
Honor to work, and pleasure to scpose,
Hasten your steps, just heard abore the war
or wlldering passions and the crash Of foes.
, 1864-01-12
DR. EVEREON'S
EYE AND BAR INFlRMARY
AND CLINIC INSTITUTE,
Fo. the treatment OF diseases Of the
EYE, EAR, CATARRH,
And all afIcrtions Of the
Head, Throat, Lungs, Air Pasaages, and ali
Chronic Diseases.

,,-,,.,,,
pEAFNEES AND 1tihGlkG iN The Ea1to CU1EU
Al O-sE klI1lh9. -
Iii. A. s. Tu1oH, No. 10s South Clark street. Chi
1.nrn Tns nrycrty afflicted a. above and was entirely
ctfed Il one stttIEe, without pain, by d. Eyerson
MR. DAx1x1 JAYSE. siayo map1fscturcr. Of thla
city, been labornE under attack Or CatArh for
throat nnd nssal pass1 ses breathing was very dia
cult TIC farts very eore and dschargias very oen-
nnd rs IN 1aiS asstored 70 ne1ect hta il six wseS
i,v Dr Eyert0n
AMAUI.nEI6 OR TOTAL BLINDNESS. CURED,
, 1864-01-12
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

for are nra,p summoned t. rally around the de&7 olt
Flax YoM spontaneous and glofio9s patrtonam 1 ~
~ lMp IshebIe lIatre las crowned tae arms o. tne
nyincibie lceions OF your brethren aGcao! ~! aa 1ae
Seiffop is reenE 1nd staggering beneath me tfemsn'
doua blows Of the brave md FtalWA. sons o. e. ~
t1ansaE. fonT county again calls. ahs asks zen e
Gloss up the thtnncd ranks nf ths r. ~
nne iiinoissn" terror to the toe md tns wassa
word Of victory. she Erceta you with
ia her h il your ability = Xn xe: ~SEe Or snaSrgs
"a ,ho1sanss and nsais ID TIC na cIort that shol
hing ntenal DRAGON of 81 % ans an
tThs Hrnubur Sless you and your nAEes and memo
eS W. hef,noa 11alfr,n1atrtaIi iii JAMES OAKES.
:'es Lieut., Col. 4th .. S: Cnvnify,
osY5-,aYa,Su A. A. Pro. Afaf. Gen. Ill.
, 1864-01-12
More than century later, the making Of pa

More than a century iates, INC making o. pa
Fer was commenced N 'n1s country.
RICHARD CGch De IsoS'-After Moeesnau
been maoe tne neto :" an opera, II was noS
surprising tnas 1nelo nctiuons personases,
srch as macoeth: otneuo' and 1ancteo
shoo4a ne .la'u Iota y, ~ composers Auu
Ptessea my oisna. ,saH auu 'ocaa se1s!
~. oenea.ct na5 e'neu TUG uon-nea.Iu
hicnato ana put n.a NO. eanta1a' "nsn,
INC Engtisn'loo, 11m, AAn tsn US, WIS s"ccesa'uuy
Fetao1"eo ~ ~. ".e LONDON auoaenes
subsequently eon''f'nn's tne yeld'ct oi up
ProSn
Mr. g. a. sA1A.-Thts gentleman, who Is
now In the United States, AZ special corres-
pondeut Of the London Daily Telegraph,
is commencing new series Of essays entitled
"streets Of the World" In the Temple Bur
Maga=in'.
Mn ANTHONY TRol1oPE.-This incxhaus-
tible author VIII Immediately commence
new serial, In. twenty monthly parts, uni
form with "orley Farm,'' to be entitled
"Can You Forgive Her?' -.
MADAME DE IAuARr,sr --1h;s 1adv. who
1ntcIv dfcd. bconcathed Al, her 49, n1onertv to
.A.s1y u, aausA$ae9 aI 1et p4oee11 w
her husband inc eminent author. Being
English, the will had to be proved in London.
On account of some informality It tas beenr
DECLARED NM md ro,3 md In nnoncrty
she-ares, -r,,, -. ~ .s' ~ -. I ~ s,n
eA.'As "n wv 6o ~ nai Auao1no' 1' 9N
ruIposeo- .-.-..
ALFRED 1ESsssoN'-lhe Foet Laureate
nas oeen Lying ms nano Ut Engllsa neA'm.-
ets N 1aS to,""a1 d"osoz'"e' "l'noat uuso
sueeess' s.. ',. nv na0 - "" poem 1eaus ~. p1'
nea auVuoe e An.% oe., Rr,r ~ Am If Miss
oo4Hoa or ALAN oAo1: al. - 1..4os
Marian Evans no7eis nave neen 1fanslA.eu
'nto ffeoeh W -. uAioe1I Dutaue' " naste,
eAntA .aL.. cneap aeian ttauSlat'ou =, y.
tne Lne " ri.eoiNu LIZ ofsa1 - lo"
:" elNnallo nlut ~ ase'A &c. nv.
eoAh1SI ootp ANo onsAa So.'e'-Ane
lons e1Pee'Iu solaao aaneu ao!..,'s ~ iruo
ne' . ~, -. I' e.,s. "u ~ ~, ~ ~.
4sns 1U.u 81 ~ ~, .sao ~ ~"
~ w. T. rn,,,sh 49,, ~ Mona. Iv;th Tao-s;r,i-
e.e 80 s.Ss na.- -. @ p.TsaS,a ~ 1;.s.s. ..s
char,na ~ T1.,no,,, ,,os o1T,oorc1 an5 IT, - f.,11v %
en,,a, ~ arneota+;on The :. R-,5~z,, aovs.
~ ..Tho ,vars. ,,as he.r, nrof,1ccd hv ,1assrs
Tr,,hner 4. Co.~ II, a manner which rcf1ecfs
| the hfcnest credit upon the taste and enter
prise Of that great firm; and Its completeness
- a 5eSPeete @ ~ W nse s3o1.ee hG aeup mr "np
cnnnt;np. ~ % .hnnsc desks and on our drawing
| room tables. any Of which it is worthy 70
occupy as standard, i useful, and beautiful
work" ..-
| Observation-Disclosures Lugomtrska, SAID to
be descendant OF the Polish patriot Thad-
deus Kosclnsko, Is. about publishing In Ger
many new historical romance, compiled
from original letters and documents prcserv-
ed amongst the family pppers Of the Polish
, 1864-01-12

works of art amidst the very smoke Of the
combat, eoemtngly confident Of her power to
defend them from the profaniDg touch of the
traitors who arc seeking her life, and to show
them to her children afterwards, when the
conflict shall be over, with all their splendors
bright and untarnishe6."
The reading Of the report was followed by
rouhds OF applause.
, 1864-01-12
DR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CElbRON BN'TTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery Of
the 18th Century.

ehs sa9es
e. g. Of g. FsG 81
~. III: i2atol'4nle preparation = ss1sapEtlla has
nns becsrac : Io1seaols :: Ta threuehout the Wsst
amer tstr :lIo uetios att.in-aa rc2utalo5 = y .
elos & ats Z
e5 III s. e e Or M & e. b
s e e e pot hi
hon"r neongs to the native tnhastsanss Of Central
o:e shsn tso lunsrse see5s A5@sS sl.s ths +;
!. bcef ish them 1ast sii,e tfere ishSesa len ID
e the bGoS sns Cs95on potent to cure no matter
Ss!s fat:aiS s. n =
thorough examination Of tee esitence rsia:tag 70
~ vrtuS that remedy aad preventive foE al eis
wcziaer ane cuisate o. 70 the laiasmattc Influences
eesa e a.
tie Vest Indies. In
And y. ss:encsnt tain q symptoms It aes NOR: l!e
5sass & liz M.ss;s Msdte r. 81 Tor aonsai
,ss III ss'doa q fhs i: b''sasa'of;: pages
- scIies q e1re7tments ip vNich DE Roll tas bean
iii {sfninatieS sse be s nov cnanis3 . odc: 10 tae
public combirs Ion Of Catron With ether anproyet
re1 e.es III y nc e :
has no enn&l In the world.
De might 1u1nsa volume ofcsrtincates. bat the
public hsve long snce learned 70 estimae snca things
cir rrue raloe Tho fstsst plan Is for every one
70 test for lEeH The virtues OF new me ciae. Give
khe
CEDR0N BETTRR3
One tria and you will never use anr other1-
ii ia tnry publish long tss Of else sses
for which the CedFon MtfetE are 6pec11c.
In ali Of the Stomach, Bowels Liver or kld'
n all affections Of the Brai. depending upoo Dc.
rangement OF the Stomach or Dowtlt
LII Gprt, rheumatism and Neuralgia
Ana In Fever noo AEne;
only rufea these tlpeAs~s, bu. 1t prevents them.
wire G1Ass full OF the Etttefa ur before
tsch me8t, will ony1Ate Tbs III Effects Of Tire mort un
beatty climate The person taking agalnst
eisease urdcr the most trying exposure
Sold ~ Drreriets ana Grt,cerb Eeue1ally:
E- ~. JOHN BULLS Principal OMce. Filth street.
Louisville, Fly.
soIa in Chicago ut WHOLESALE and Estan by 7 SEQ
VII, Is 1.anlolph btt6ef. dtlt.sius'dm III EH HssAs
, 1864-01-12
Tn Contractors
PROPOSALS FOR FIRES Fl

Il BkEAU. !
OYr1cK OF CoxoGssAHI Or sursTEyo1. :. u Hvet.ss,
Scaled Proposals t,s dapiiss;s Vii s. rssei,oa sy
aeops tGs ~ I'D j. Il .hs ased 1.sss
Rcck Island, Illinois,
Ard Il olI camps Poes, Depots, and Hosptsts In the
Tie eontact will commence January 18th. 1861. or
As thereafter as tho undersigned may direct. aud
he In force for three months Or such shorter period n
Tbs Bread must bo Of tho 1rst auaty aud dellveref
cach day in such quantities may be required fos the
ne Of the as s s. :;
MN + ss :s
pefsd according 70 its aue gaEpess sna soad'u2a s
nIso TINT written eontTses ~ shau oe executed Win
bond. IL The s9m q Il, Of 9se 9o1eo.
Te THY must be sttachet se1tncate sisned cy The
~ hereby certify that the above named d--sxs
sufficient g1aEansors."
Ths Besa n. baked T. 1osys: Of
ed with the proposals. and referred 10 theren Also,
nsi % delivered in neat boxes of c.rd boaTl Of tn.
flly lahelted. and not lu paper parcels All bidders
a e &c
printed copy Of this advertisement stsched to il
Payments 70 20 made in such funds ~ may b faznisa
TSe ande 1sgred tho right 70 reoct any or
al bids. Bidders must ba present at the opening ot
Sepsrate bids vii be received for esch Of tho asovs
Propossis must 81 In dupucate. enclosed in q o.
zfsRs ss e e. sne
tauiI5fo-11t. Lt- Colonel anu U. ..
, 1864-01-12

OF AGRICUI

l.
IL TURE, -WAsu1SoroH, =. G., Dac- Is. 1861.
TO the Growers and ManufA OF Fla1 and Hemp:
The Commissioners appointed By this DEPARTMENT,
William ii BAILEY. II Rhode Island. and john a.
WardeF Of ohlc 70 consider the following appfoprta-
ton Ma'fe By the Inst ConGTesa, viz:
For i1yestiGations to tsst the R5acusaotlHI q
ep'iEsnS and RssPaEttn tssna s1 az hep Is so0s''
Having met and after seyera! dare tnvesisasan. =,
vfettgatious might produce VARIABLE results, "a.
foarnsd 10 again On Wednesday. the 9Th day OF
February rext, ct II O'clock A. n.,..,,
They request all interested In tae dlstnnauppn .!
this Fcprlation. anxious r. devSop nc snpeSs
5r before tcst 2aJ, samples Of 4 hemp anc aa1 y
The diGerent btages cf preparation o. tne nnfes ana
nenta oi lie various PROCESSES used and me cost q
M duction Ii each case; also, OF ne
together With any snd all Information that nay be
useful TO the EanIuls8lon. =, x,+,,,,rr,.
distribution Of lie appropriation c1S na maaH;
dAcx.,,c7sm Commissioner.
, 1864-01-12

pROPQsALS. -.-.-.
l. o,i1cs OF coxa1ssAssT, :; ,ssx e ,t,n<t
.s
stss!sas,y : -; s. o ao@ .i@s g %s 1sasiss1 -
'he esa: Sose!s p1as esP sslss asIf f.pt1: "
Rssms sss 9te Sofe fspeF fseF 1a4fT x,4r s9ed fned
ss 9sa af:ss
ssn: kssm: Esie EEsiasfPsn P5.t. ssRssa 4aisa! .als'@
KKssms Fem: ssssieee sR;S'sieS FPf1fs; Psest. White
envelopes, ofasiai. laf1e.
a'as aaiFa esRs hlssE efsxS sosa easa.
Es@s4aRs$2a esaass Rs$ gea!iss aist'i waz. "
!!|:: $$!!|:: $ssS f. Rsss's sss:ss fluid.
Bo,t1es o. led Ink
Eeiels. ssas Z aats Is $ tnsses itaes; long.
GEcss steef PENS =
IaR IRe s.sads aas's isrge .ize. double.
| Fapef Cutter, tin
indis Kaeber, pleeesof
NJ ni!is IN 6e received except nom perssns deal
taehe.! to @ eseh e p9opoasl. .4'. ,'' ~ -
Each BID 10 hays eonsiderstton %as. eontaia ths s
Iowa;
Ne the undersigned. hereby guarantee that shoul.t
the above bid be accepted ahall be duly flned
according to Its trua pnrPors md conditions. also
ha pe
70 this ust be attached certt1catc aiGned by tho
Q. S. District Judge. or s. District Attorney. in
named - are known to me "a men Of property and
nre good and sufficient Enasnntora.
Samples Of al the article. nnst be delivered with
the Proposals and referred TO theratn- !.
All bidders must glye tlelF aames u fol1 also state
their place Of tesidence ami bustnesg.
Pagnent to b. made n n snch f9nds ~ may be fnr-
serves the right to reject any or al bids.
Bidders must be present a: the psnlng the blGs.
prnposols must 6e tn duplicate enclosed tn An
yc'ore addressed to the undersigned and endorsed
Proposals for Furnishing ComIntasary Property"
,...,,o N. T; saALLy ~;
, 1864-01-12
A RMY MEDICAL PURVEY-
"A pKs OFFICE.

T. IL k$
Proposa1s wfn be received tthis oin:e y 9P 70 =
named articles q Medical and Hospital supplica. yz
Finx Seed, ns- 100, tn 8 apd 1en cantstess; Flax
tsr5, sloand ns 40 il and 1sa eanstefa: WHISKY.
bottirs $780, Sc nuid OUNCE In dozen boxes WHISKY.
b6!a 10 Mast1sses, har 70 Esid ia equal ~
Eo 2co y a. ast1asses shnsE ~ so rloEs ~ 9ss1.
Iasins, wash hand, No. .!:ool, BEooms. M. aoco
BrIsbea, scruhbtnx. No. 15oo hocke:a wooden No
li0: Cenalest1cks tin. No. 100 Galdrons, with tin
ssoea in aas; a ehsnSeis. No. ss aasss ia. pias.
No. 80; 9raters nutmeg md lafgc, No. 5G9 Hatchets,
No. Is; Homes, No. Ito: Lanterns gas., No. As0 Lit
terF, hand, No. 500; Pots. chamber deli, No: 1850
No 10; sists1. No lo9: zplttoons, No. Eo stoys
cooking, With fixtures complete as required Tables.
belalde, No. sIn1 Walls, nssorted. g. 6ouace: II
4-ognee: ;2onncs: l:ounce) go. 80 X l9 sdo6sn
DovG delf, 10. roo: pippeEss m p,af stze, -.
50; Kettles tea. iron. No. 2o9 Knives and Forks. 1t
r. zax Kass: eSsse ss 81
No. 10: Pitchers. delf y Fa1 No lo: Plstes. Hclf
No. 10t Pots. coffee, TN. 30 60 Pots, nustaru
ko 49, fsi pfRRs ss &C. se;oas t,Ss
1oteo: Spoons tea, No, looco steeIs. Ne 81 Trsys,
essmbsr. ri vith e. sexels. So ~ 9!ac6ss: psFs 10:
GH6. & asg' e. l IT,
assorted szes, No, 800, as required. ~
Samples Of feach articles proposed to Be furnished
to accompany the bids. and tho quantities and time
within which they can be delivered ut this depot must
Essh article whese practicable. other wise r. Pack
ted By the name Of the maker Ss ycnaeara aapnnrr
t,arsnst snrr. n. 9. 4. Medtcai Fnrysyor,
, 1864-01-12
rFw1NG MACHINES FOR

q sA1E-Thc subscriber has about 40 Sevynx
E1rhines Inalnly compIe.es, toua most excellaAt
psient Which hs dssfss e sen With u tho too and
assrous II engaging In such basine3s VIII dad 4 "a
their interest 70 C0tnMunfcAtt with s, 9. GOULD,
Aren't. Seuscs Falls, ny, 1k14$m3Ns
, 1864-01-12
uYufr nves Hair Dye!.

BACuELoR's celebrated HAIR DYE - THE bE11
n TnE wuRIn. The only HARMLESS TEgk p Hn4 .afa1. Kill
-thanEca Bed, Rusty or Grey Eatr instantly. to
Hi.oes1 BAcK or NATuEAI BnoW4. without 9nIuS1n&
aid Beautil mraEts fresh sitstisy egne9ty ~ r. =;
had DYES. Tie Genuine IL signed W11l14n A. B4cB.
xLoE, all othc-- limitations and shouid DC
rter steoes - s.om Snrt- 1yS-cA87-y.
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Miscel(anenuB.
A R N 0 L D s.
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
AND
NJ & hine Copying Ink .
MESSR6. r. s. r. ARNOLD,
CHEMISTS, &C.,


1s5 Alderssate Street, London,
Dcemttthetr duty to caution the American Public
against spurious Imitation Of the Artlcles-oeIed
for Sale, Purchased and Sold by parties IN tha u g.
Several Of these Bottles haVe been transmitted
from New York to MessEs. r. i ). AHNoLD, the
LABELS on which Bottles they have submitted to
the inspection Of Aessrs. Whiting Co., Of London
the Printers o1 the Genuine La6e!s; A EbG declare,
With view to check this disRrutable practice,
Messra- P. j. Arnold have given peremptory orders
to heir Manufacturers Of Bottles 10 have In future
every Bottle Stamped and ndented with their Names.
:. <sP. Il J. ARNOLD, Londons''
With view Of protecting themselves, and Of secur
ing to the Purchasers and Consumers In America the
Genuine Article.
Since the above prccautton adopted By 1fessrs.
Arnold. by having thelz Names stamped on the Bot
tes at the time Of thelF Manufacture the following
Advertisement appears in tho boston and other
II junk Dealers aud Bottle Collectors IN Phi1adel-
phla, Baltimore and Msshington Store
have held Afholds1 Inks, or Bottles OF the same
make with any other Label on
4 ceats per doze1 for 99Gasts' 9nts
Is 81 HalrP1nts.
VIII be paid By the Subscriber who will pay Freight
T. NeE 1ork e., "Stgp,eaa7,s n,s s. STAFFORD NO. 10
Mcesrg. 7. 4 j.. AKSoLp leave 1t with the American
Public draw thelE oEn inference from this Aaver-
t.aepsent' persuaded they Will be mora cautious IN
chscryiDg they not Imposed on by tue eubstttu-
tfnn Of spurious for GENUINE article.
The Genuine can be had Of II. &, g. K HEKRICK
ststlonets Is john street. our Agents Tor the U.s.
x1aJH- H4C6rT II
, 1864-01-12
Bosrox CoRsxRs. r. r, Dec. q, 1851

WIZ. II. GaHa d Co.:
Gents: Freely gave ron liberty to make use Of the
following. certificate Of the value Of Constitution
per-''-t - :.
dcrs Whols length OF the back, and in her E5 With
Pnlptatton OF the Heart, attended With Failing Of the
Icalicd q nphyHtclnn, who attended her abcut three
months, when he left her worse thnn be found her.
who nttsnGed her for nbons nine months, md while
she rnccr. h!s care she dld not saler quite y
Nas incareble. Fer" said hs. sha has sceh = com
npcrates against some otEer of her l6enltes. About
tks t.ne she commenced he use of Constitution IT to-,
dose seemed to have the desired effect, aud she kept
on improving rapidly under, its treatment. Hnd nov
nns faken any Of the Constitution Water for ahout
four weeks, ad ara happy to sVy thst 1t has pro-
.dueed permanent cure
WIN. Fl. VAy BKIsEH0TXa.
, 1864-01-12
Ola u ETES

Is disease Of tic Stomach and Liver, actIng1hrough
the kdneys md IT, without doubt, the most Obstinate
disease. except Conaunptton that affects the human
coEstltnnc We have no space for discussing causes
version stazchy principle Tor vegetable portion
Of the food into sugar. which stimulates the E1neys
suffer from this disease who ignorant Of IT. that
H. they pass large quantities during the day. sud arc
daIng Tho hight No notice Is taken Of it mill telr
attention s called to the large discharge Of nnd
control Of ordinary remedies. Another symptom is
the great thirst which, when the disease Is fully esab-
ifshed Is utoetable-tne patient drinks constantly,
without being satisfied; also dryness Of the mouth,
erackng Of NJ s nweet b5sash Il shs n9se ~
sud the patlent gradually sinks from exhaustion.