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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

We, the undersigned President and See eta:y
of the Illinois central In uranCe tom ANY, OF
the cry II, ti.tuf, ILLINOIS, tto iicrsiS thy
Thai te accompanying Is a tf:.S cJpS ri tae Ac
81 lnCui 20: alton uHdcI VIII Ii tIr sad Hin ID
Contra! insurance Z nlian. IS nov ira Sact,ns
.iiG bu Hess OF INSURANCE. :. ma Turiuei, d.
hereby ccitlJ tiiat the said Company pOss', Ss
ei ctplt al 90 At least tone Iiull eu 1iIIl,-
and Dollars, secured by hen on real estate
worth Niiua OH at 'e;t tive times | e
amount Ct said u al, and not uncilitDIcd TO
NOR thar. "n-t ali !:- 81: ~ ..2St: N;t:t:io.;.
,--, lilies i.Hiid., .uu tiiv seal
L. $. the Gotta. any thi> w, nty-sevUnd day
49, oi ,oioD' l, "A. u. l'6i.
LEW IL, CAS-, President.
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Ee ID usstTEsoGSs

That the above STATEN, hts q. all times b,
verified by the written testimony ,e1l,n,iils
Though guar Ter vi century ,I tens vi tno,s-
ands vi uhiIl peachnbie witnesses.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

Rse- A child, speaking OF his home 10
a friend, was asked, "Where is YOUR
home % Looking with loving eyes at
his motheT, he replied: "Where moth
er isW Was ever q question more
trHthfuIly, beautifully or touching.v
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18
Fenaales-FemaleS-Fem !

In many affections peculiar to females the
EXTRACT BUCHU il unequalcd by any Other
remedy, as in Chlororis or Retention, Irregular
10y, Painfulness, or suppression Of customary
Excavations, liberated or scurrhouS state OF tlit
Uterus, Leucorrhe or Whites, Sterility, and toi
all complaints incident to the sex, whether aris-
ing from indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or
in the
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Et.iioas saE&esses, a.e.s aSc.

In whatever form disease attacks The liver il
IL feptileG "nu eAttriilhateu ~ tins searching,
pa liI S. AIN. lrfSS curative. t.!;Gua re-
illtteits, bilious purgiD, anu al! the OrCIuary
disorders oi lie ORGANS, i,ldic;i Ell by pain III le
II III size ana ID w, eli the SHOULDERS ySIlU = nor.
Oh Lac Wnit o! the r5 IS, WeGKnss ,tppluiy
DC, are fcl. Yea and rc.uUI Sd Dy iu1 iUinuuy
Wllh Il ceIstl:y u hjCi AStOnisiies tbs s,ti,.relP
aiiI their friend. lst ILeS!ck, whom lie la..-
uity have aiJantunau, resort HItii confidence To
hiIS pow cru ant.-bi Ot.s agent, ana rest ~
ton TO health lad ACTIVITY VII! Ds lks uayary.
ing reaait.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18
A SOLDIERS CAMPAIGN RALLY.

In the awful fight you found him,
\ II the bloody carnage through;
$ oidiers who have rallied rond him,
\ ever leave that leader true!
\ a General YOU respect him.
ID ear to You is his command!
I ny then, soldiers. to elect him
4 the Father of our Ian q!
Il ally here, boys. witt. II cneer. boys,
ONE with open heart and hand
Shout shout Mcclellan!
4 be is packing up his boxes:
over soon will be his reign;
J II the place of filching foxes,
w it'll good men the power sustain.
Try then, soldiers and civilians,
A nd we need not fear defeat;
@ II our side are men in Millions
X ound us Peace and URio, meet!
Il ally here, boys. with cheer, boys.
u ont disgrace us with retreat!
shout shout Mcclellan!
WM. Poe SEYMOUR.
New York October 1851,
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AND NO EXPOSURE.

II causes q frequent desire and gives strengths
to urinate, thereby renloN ing obstructions, pre-
venting and curing structures OF me uttrt a.
laying pain and Inflammation SO frequent III
this class of diseases, ana expecting all poisoned,
diseased and worn cut matter.
Thousands upon thousan us who have been the
victims OF utlaci.s ana " no have paid heuty yees
TO be cured in short tlme, have found they
were deceived, and that the " POISON " has, by
the use OF powerful aStrlDgentS," been dried up
in The system to break OUT in an aggravated
form. and perhaps after marriage.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

Take no more Balsgm, Mercury, or unpleasant
medicines ioI unpleasant and dangerous dis
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

ADVICE TO LITERARY ASPIRANrs.-
l say, then, III deep e;,rliestiics,, 10
every youth Who hopes Oh ueeiieS 10 Ue-
come useful 10 his iIce, or IA any degree
snIiileIC through literature, SET, lilsC Oh
all Things II position vi peouniary Inde-
t'ehuciice ieuIli 10 i've by tie laUOf vi
.icceSsitry step toward the calecI you
contemplate. you can earn uut three
+niiiin9s !. day, by rugged yet moderate
uUii, learn 10 i've colitenC1uIy on two
sniisinSs, aud so preserve your ineniai
acuitits i.tsn ana unwori To observe,
~ cead, to tiink, ti;us To prepare yourati,
."r the ultimate ptth yod nave ciiosen.
Al length, When Iiinu crowded. with
discovered OF elaborated. truths VIII have
ltterance, begin To write sparlngiy ANA
v4rSeiy iOr tile Nearest suitable periodical
Ito matter how nuniDie ;.iiu ouscuie-
II Inc thought Is ia you IL will liuu its
way to those WHO ,leeti it. Seek HOL
compensation for this utterauce uuti.
compensation shall seek YOU; then ac-
cept it If an object, and not involving
too great sacrifices OF independence aud
...sicsafu q. more iitInieul...e duties. IN
this way alone can something like the
proper dignity OF the literary character
be restored aud maintained. But while
every NAH vino either is, or believes
himself capable of enIightenng others,
appears only anxious to sell his faculty
at the earliest moment, and for tile
largest price. | cannot hope that the
public will be inducedsto regard very
profoundly either tie lesson or the
teacher. -t}FeetCy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, sc
Muscatjre county, 49,
To Sarah JEqh: sI.o.4 ~"
Iou hereby notified that there is now on
iile IL tie Office, OF the I eik Ut the District
Court Il MuSCutine coulty. state of Iowa,
Il petition of JonD ii, Bgyaut, claiming
vi you It deed OF con> eA .silce for TIE follow
ING real estate in II lScattHe county, state
of Iowa, TO wit The southeast qua ter OF the
nortiW st quarter of section hAlts -four (it) in
town n y "vcn!y-e gnt u.s. H. II OF r,ii,se TWO
q wrS!, cOu aiming IOriy acres; ami alleging
that the said premises were, tlr' uGh mistake.
erruneUusiy ;e>crloc,i as b ing III secti' tWcn-
t.iour CT III the deeti ~ Oon> cyance .letrtDoTe
mlc by you In said pl;rntif, beAilng ate Octo-
b. 'lh, 1852, and ask II 1iiat said error may lie
corr ctsd by q new convey nee OF said prvln SOS
by yea To said p.itint41i.
Now. unless yWiappear thereto, and df tend,
on OF b iOie noon OF the sec nd day of the next
term III %aIH court, commencing - The first
Mohiay or .IHnuaiy. a. ID. l555, et,iIit " iii b."
entered agai IT you ana judgment ientel ed
thereon and decIt tee made prayed i0v in said
petit on. RI lima y d CA ,S5.>.i Di)AN,
noviw5w-p prs feeSi-go. solicitors for II.
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I Saes~ ssigaa7y Aee:gcre. - e,s-iG
hHnss o sad ~ s,a'i:s.ssEc>G, ar-e
"a kfssesss s~ siAe q, adk

The want OF sterling medicinal TO meet tn
His and neccsSitiss Of the suffer ing D0rtic, {,
3 oincl deieterfous particles HaS -:.> eItI; ;el:
TIL this ail-poWeriul medicine usheTej mt,
the world. Holloway = Invaluable Pills have be
come the household remedy OF ell nations
Their attribute is TO prevent as well Us to cure:
they attack the raGiX or root OF the c0Dpinirt.
and thus. by removing the hidden canse OF ais
ease, vigor..te and restore tie dropping en-
ergles OF the system, assisting Nature ia Der
task 81 vital and fuGSt!ona"y ref0rroatian
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18
]. y. STRONG, secretary.
STATE uF ILLINOIS, / :.
Counts ct N.dC.tI, 49,

SrArE uF ILLINClS, tey
Counts TT A.aC.u, N%''
Personally AN cared before me VIM. l. Ham
mtr, Cle * OF the i.Tcuit tulrt i'll ia, county OF
Macon and stat. OF illinois, .eWl- LBS ana uhl
H. .fong, kIlrN II ton tote the II, i.L md
5ccre ne illinois u ntraI n~uiance tulii
i,iIy, Wa upon i,.Ir nth dsi.0 ana cay
he Lore ttlIi statement u the cOnutIun o! Sstiu
Company, together Will tine CO.. act Ui i'll
or, oittt,il, col. ect, 10 the best OF Liieii
&liOW IL, ,t,c aha Dtilei.
~--N-- eW1in 10 before mo this I'D day o:
| l.. ). O.tOoef, a. D. lcGl.
t~-ryJ loignuul " VI. L. IA SIAILE,
Clerk Circuit lifrt
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.

Many are aware of the cause of their suffering
but none will confess. The records of the insane
asylunls, and the melancholy deaths by con.
sumption, bear witness to the truth Of the AS
sertion.
The constitution once affected with organic
weakness requires the aid OF medicine Il
strengthen and invigorate the system, which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU invariably
does. A trial will convince the most skeptical
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure!
Goes Dyspepsia Cure
Goes Dyspepsia Cure!
The Worlds Great Remedy
The Worlds Great Remedy
The Worlds Great Remedy
The Worlds Great Remedy
FOR
DYSPEPSIA, IN DIG aSTIO&,
AND ALL
Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels.
Not Beverage, but Medicine.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Dyspepsia Without Fail.
Cures Dyspepsia WithouC Fail.
Cures Dyspepsia Without Fail.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Indigestion in every Case.
Cures Indigestion in every Case.
Cures Indigestion i'll every Case.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Weakness and Debility.
Cures Weakness and Debility.
Cures Weakness and Debility.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Sick Headache
Cures Sick Headache.
Cures Sick IieuGauhe.
Cures Nausea at Stomach.
Cures Nausea at Stoulaehe.
Cures Nausea ut Stomache.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Cramps, Pains and Collie,
Cures Cramps, Pains and Collie,
In either Stomach OF Bowels.
IN either Stomach or Bowels.
Cures Acidity Of stomach.
Cures Acidity Of Stomach.
In either Old or Young.
Good alike for the IN FAINT and the Aged
CONS DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Cholera Morbus.
Cures Cholera MOglus.
Cures Cholera Morbus.
N this Most aggrtya! In disease It's ac.ion !,
positive and ;ninin-d!alc lis contents sc
l. Ike magic. DiarrbGa D. aslts ~ ant, all 81 h
ri siin liaf deIansfA';4t IT. Hittd al once 10 i
power.
This is no iu1,hu% pIepaI"t ,on. got up to 6 =
mazes OF ihtcXlcaling Zcitt iiie1at; bat
4 Medicine, nOt !; Beverage.
\ Medicine, not beverage.
4 Medicine, lOt II beverage.
II IS NOT fxei up ne p:,la able to Tie taste
but is MOS, aceepta !!e Ia :, aiSo:liereG stomach
ami one D0tt!e viii cuic lie
Worst Case Of Dyspepsia il Existence
For Fever and AgUe
1t is Sovereign Remedy,
AND TCR
Biliousness, Constipation
/ And Liver Complaint
. Is Blessing and . Prize.
We Guarantee il iii Every Case.
II will sop distress after eating. IN cne min
ute, and 70 those WHO Law" liNtd CD tls,L u
bread and l:.&4D act IDr ears, We >ay
:! Be oi Good Cheer
Fer Won may e.it ~ li,s,ity ~ s,u please an
! follow Ivy ons. te:si,o, u at o. tie Cue" "
Ne will guarantee ot 40 tI0Hbit avn YOU
hearty A.tal.
Does your food rise ON your stomach
10 OF taste il IUI i.UUl- ;tlttr iiig?
Ha\e Yea Heartburn, Sick Hcauacje ant
laliguor.
Ar you v sak, d. h:ltatea no AlTelile, IL
Lii, d?
Al. you arg :; Oln rising until refining. e.
anxI, " 10, tus me- :, dl> ufii' / i0t XiI lit
consI@ij, DE- H'r, Iol 1t Os,
Art you ''le. hsed - all NOurlNhiiS !ord?
Aie.,u ,oINs AMI y i. ain Oin lnG gtSiiCn
must tab HIs;t'iE> Ii ai.u ,}en '. rist IA
before
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Ssa- CAUTION ~ksg

II the reader OF this notice" cannot get a h",
;: IN, or Oiitm@ rom TINS Uru. Siuie III Ii!
pace, lin VT IL to i', eilCi,Slu= :le amount
tnd ! VIII mail u box Tree OF expense, Man,
,taieIs VIII not keep Diy medicines h>a,
oeca4 .se t.ity not ,uake much proi.l rs or
otiier person make.
None are guiu.iiu unless the wore; ''iIottVtyug
scar York ut'2 LOntton,' are discel nauis III the
o0'sl' marx III every q. OF te bOoi: OF directions
'tfouilu each bOX; tiie sa.Iie may Dc Itniy ,..t!
u Hcit'71J H. irCy 10 the light a Is..l'>u43
H.,fd Wiii be gwen To at.y ons rendering SucL
Information; as may lead o the detection OF any
party or partIe elnE the medicines UI
vending tho same. knowing them to !.c SpurIouS
"*TS.ld al the iAaIufactoiy VI Professor HOi, p.
LOW Z, 80, Maiden Lam, NV York. ana D.,
al respectable ID. a.Elst> aud Dealers Meg
cine ta4 vughUui the United staies and the civ
lized world, III boxes, al Is cents, SO cents ana
81 90 each.
MS- ihere is considerable advantage by taking
Tie larger sls. Rly.sG aIY aN y.
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"Aa t3e isIHix


ani,natcd With new ti:r"so d 90. .hi> Elk.
ir reioseaate tte system ani oTcrcane di~en~e.
sxy- The RejUyeniing Elixir ~ tn. result Of ,Iod-
ern discoveries in the yvpet,iI. kingdom h,ing
an entirely and abstract method e cure, irrss-
pectvr Of all the old and worn out systems
~ This medicine has heeu tested by the
eminent medical men of the lay, mud hy t'I-n pro-
nounced TO h. one Of The greatest medical discoveries
Ct the age.
rR- One bottle will cure general Debility
sYv- A few dusrs cures Mysteries Ia females.
~ One hottie cures Paipita::Gn of tn, Heart.
Fran, one three bottles restores TIL anil
ae-- and fall ,isor II youth
~ Few doses restores the appetite.
~ Three hotties the wors, g. imps-
tency.
:Yy- few doses the low spirited
sXT- Que bottle restores neutai power.
- 4 fem d0s,s TsStoiys MD oVIns II gsnsrGtioS..
sY- few in--s bring the rose to thu cheek
~ fia medicine Restores 10 manly yigur and
rohlst health the poor dehililHted. worn-down snd
desparing.
sY- Tie is!es.. .n.rva,ed youth, the over-tssk-
ed ar f si,,ess the victim II d, preston,
tie individual suffering from general debility,
fr.na Usrh'ness of - sinJt orglA, will All find mime
1iate and Irnanent relic! by the OF this Elixir
Essence ns Life.
~ Price, 81 per bottle three bottles FOR IS,
and Forwarded, by Express, receipt of money
30 any address.
81 The Cherokee pills and Reju-
vNlafitg Elixir. are sold by all -n,rrprisins
Druggists 10 the civilized world Sour unprinrp.d
dealers, however, try I" sell worthless 'G'npnuuds
In place of these those which they purchase at
cheap pricr, sIid make more money by sell
Ing, than they these medicines. A you va!ua
your teath aye, the it-slth Of your future Mt
spring, do not he deceive. by such uupricipsed
Dru SSSts, ask f.r these nsIiriit's afd tax. nth
srs. II the Druggist viii uoi hny them f'r you, en-
close the MONEY in letter aud We will send thea
10 You by Express, securely sealed aud packed fires
from observation.
Ladies' or Grutittnen can address US in perfect
confidence, staring 'niiy and plainly their diseases
and symptoms trelI all ii4-aSeS II chronic
nature in uia~ q female. Patients need not hrsi-
ta.r because If their inability TO visit U.s. have
treated patients successfully in all portions % the
civilized globe, by correspond, nee.
Patients addressing will please stale pls!niy all
tn. symptoms Of their complaints. and sritr POST
Office County. State and % writer, plain, and
inclnsr postage stamp fnr reply
"" sp,t3 mr. 3? P1gr Ptna'+'sf fr"' 80 sny ad
dress. Address AL ieters for Pamphlets or advicr IA
the prupIietors.
Dr.. W. 3. MsRWiM & CO.,
v.,rtr
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Cure warranted If directions are followed. Hun
dredS OF citizens OF Chicago have been
permanently cured by this med
cine. Call for a circularde-
ScrihinY all SYN DtNmS.
DIR. d. II. SEELYE & Co, Sole PropT's,
Office Masonic Temple. Chicago, Illinois.

Olict MasUnic FtmpIt. t'hicagO, IlllnOiN.
SYMPTOMS
1.-THE symptoms OF Catarrh as they generally
appear are al first very slight. Persons ind
they have II cold, that they have frequent at
taci$ aud are more sensitive to the changes of
temperature. In this cOuGiti0u the rose may
he dry. or a - ight discharge, thin ana acrih, al
forwards becoming thick and adhesive. As the
disease becomes chronic, the discharges are in
creased III quantity ana changed in quality;
they now thick and heavy, and are haWked
- cUuEiIed of. The SecretiOIS offensive.
causing q bad breath; the voice is ihici and ma
sal; the eyes are weak the sense OF smell is
'eS~entd or destroyed: deafness Frequently
takes place. Another common and important
symptom of tatarrh i, That the person IL
Obliged to clear his throat in the morning Of 81
thick or Shiny mucous, y hich has iHit,n down
from the head during The night. " hen this
takes place The person may be sure that his dis
ease is on Its way 10 the lungs, and shn'1d lose
no line in arrcstiDg it.
The above ;sre buta few of the many Cujarrh-
al SyluitOInS.
a single bottle viii last Inonth-to be used
three times day.
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The death watch - 4,,ot,i,.u. s'tt,,-
s4at) is Il very common inmate Of Dur
houses. Among those who are unac-
4uainted with the habits Of insects
there is Il common superstition that the
strange ticking sound often heard III old
houses is the sign of approaching death
The noise, however, il caused by small
beetle, which, during its boring opera
tions, rubs the neck and thoraX Chest
together, by which means this to some
persons) terrible omen is produccd-a
fact which, if more generally known,
would save Il world of causeiess anxiety
and uneasiness. In the larya state
these insects do great injury to our fur
niture and the woodwork of old houses
which they gnaw continually. When
captured this little beetle feigns death
with the strongest pertiuacity, prefer
ring, it ia said. certain death under :.
slow fire rathe: tn IN to betray the least
sign OF vitality. the death watch, +"
OIL account OF its retired habits, minute
size and dark color, is very seldom seen,
ana rs there are often several inuividu-
ais working at the same time IN their
boring operations, the sound seems To
proceed simultaneously from opposite
directions, thus adding to the supersti-
tious terror wherewith, by some per-
sons, it is regarded. The greatest evil
however, to be dreaded from it is the
injury il does through its excavations in
the woodwork of our houses. 1t is not
larger than q good sized flea.
SOME OF THE TEA NOT Thrown OVER
BoARD.-After the tea was thrown over
board in Boston harbor, February 10th
IVA, one of the party engaged III thai
movement, Lot Cheever, whose dj:e,;;
descendants now reside in salem, stop
ned at the house of Colonel Abner Ci,ee-
yer in oauyus to change his disguise. -
Some OF the tea then in his shoes was
saved by all old lady of the family, ana
has from that time until now been care
fully preserved. A lady of the highest
respectability and direct descendant o
the Cheevers here spoken of, has pre-
scented TO the manager of the Salem Ia
bile of the Naval Fair IN Boston, a re-
manning portion of the tea, which viii
be offered for sale.-Bo.t0" Transcript.
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PIANO STOOLS, SPREADS, &c.
We have tn largest and l)es' itssurted SfDcI; of
Planes Ill III. city, which &Jr lower ant! ~weet
ness Of tone, easy ana agreeable tDuv! ASH pe:.u-
t. OF finish, have, by judges, beeu pronounced
unriY0;icQ.
As to he relative merits of orr Pianos, we
would refer to the certificates o. excellence III
cur possession. frHIn ih:;ibGrg GottSchaiil, Stra
kOSh, G. Satter, II. NioNtemus, Louis Staub and
T.. Muzt0. Musical director ui the Italian Opera,
as also from some of the most distinguished
professors and amateurs in ;ho country. All ia
StruinentS OF oar manufacture have the fun iron
frame, and are guaranteed iurive years.
Particular attention pad 10 the selection Of
instruments for distant orders, and privilege
Of exchange granted at any tiniu within 81.
months, ii the Instrument should not prove
tirejF satisfactory. 4 iiherai discount made To
Clergymen, Teachers and schools. Terms liberal.
Wholesale dealers viii find it To their advan-
tage 10 give MS n CALL rs by greatly increased ia
cillties we are enabled 10 Ill all orders with
dispatch.
&e+- Persons in want OF really first class pi-
ap0, will do veil 10 call before Purchasing else
where. send fDF p Circular.
Remember the place,
JULIUS BAUER & CO.
jc3Wly. 80 South Clark y 81 Washington st.
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Dr.. ~. 3. MsRWsA & CO.,

No. 81 Liberty street, New Sork.
G.. 4. G<isSE&s CHiC.Gu No. 26 Market Str.,-t,
General Agent tor :te States II Illinois. lava. "
sonsin Micligao and Indiana. who aiil supp
Druggists at regular card prices.
Sold Il W'uies;.,. ana retail III MusratiEc h:
J. II. CA NON & co. elt?&wyt Il d&:Gn't!.
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Ess sss% 2isEss. EEss.rrs.se:2, ~ ga gzEaese.

Inc ierrib!s Bodily anG menIai p:ngs which
characterize Dyei ,epsis. - ci,.s i.littua ca
by th@ Kills. Diafi i.a-s totlsti p;ttI i at!aci4.
PySlci.l FOSt ration, ilCfy'r!.- Hus..
ea Siiiels, ,tiit CLlos ., tvs ELise O. y ~ MOI
Iil'ii' 5, o. pies, ans, IL !t all COM
pi-Ht>, iiUnl Whichever csl:iS: Arising s.iYs yny
ptfof The stulitIy l.iuGnc@ 81, ti;Is 90 rae nj
uaty E1iaeiiE. AE /. specific 10. dy~pa+E;G sf,i.
ti-e lieori@iS connected " Ia II, u y.eSlii; gu;
g 1t, thc pas are always 20 be relied 81 y, .iea
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Hark from the polls dOleful soundI
Republicans are gaining ground
Al; and as the mighty thunder rolls,
These Abs they are q set of mules.
They all come swarming round the polls
And had they not our harps unstrung,
what sweet-toned songs We would have sung
We al have labored very hard.
Through heat and cold, and rain and mu 4
From +. II. I. to candidate,
We all must share the same sad fate,
It nils our minds with grief and rage,
TO see such facts on history's page,6
All Noted down in form complete,
The record OF our sad defeat.
Mcclellan was our chosen man..
We wanted him to lead the vans
But after all the gas we've spent,1
Abe Lincoln will be President.
G. b. MILLER.
Author Of Shauty Reflections"
DRCRY TOWNSHIP ILL.,, Nov. II. 1864.
MA- The Boston Post of Saturday
week printed "a Soldiers Campaign
Rally" which possessed but little poet
ic merit. Our neighbors were evidently
badly sold by their New York lyric con-
tributor The effusion was entitled
" Shout. Shout, McClellanu' Reading
this title with the first letters of the
outer lines, then the initial letters of
the inner lines, and the acrostic stands
" Shout! Shout! Mcclellan is q Traitor
and q -CowardH ~ We reprint Mr.. Sey-
mour's unique song:
SHOUT! SHOUT. MCCLELLAN!
A SOLDIERS CAMPAIGN RALLY.
4. -f,.l FL Lii
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