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, 1864-08-10

Interview of a Canadian Editor with
Tho Pres1dentt
The editor Of the London {Canads) Free
Fs4, writing from Washington to his pa.
per. thus describes an interview with Mr..
Lincoln:
"The Presidents private room is Just oyer
the rec. pt'on room, and is entered from a
Fort Of square hall. about which there are
many waiting rooms, for persons seeking
audiences with the President. Upon euter-
ing this room, saw persons walking to and
fro in waiting. ! at once placed In tia hands
of 4 esseuger my card and letters, {pr4vi-
ously procured from friends in New York
ana CluciDnati to deliver to the Presi lent,
and nith scarcely moments delay Was
nEhcrcd into his presence. when he arose
and m stsppf9 y forward n STOPPING position,
but rather loosely, as If ho was afraid of
lg hnrtirg ll' It, rtmarkine at the same time, 4
1l.g am gag to Zee you, sirj b. seated re.
have sought IN interview with you, Mr..
President, and have been much pleased with
thu cary MEANS Of access"
"1.vp.1cAt-' Ter, lhla rss1E ueaes Of sc
, 1864-08-10

~ their being driven from the.mornta!ns by
tne Apr1l storms Of cold, when, not finding
siled BY the hot Wind, hunger and the
drought. When picked up, sometimes ten
and twenty IN lump, they arc completely
starved and fieshlees, being often chassi
down BY boys and cate. and expiring lu. weak
tEtttles, mournfn1 to the sympathies Of the
little people y hu lay them In their graves.
, 1864-08-10

In Sam Coxfs district In Ohio the; D, A, z
Democrats arc taxing open grounds for rev
ollt1on and resistance Of the lava: On Jul3
25th a meeting Ras held ct Gahauna, a towr
near the line OF franklin Co., Ohio, at whfct
a: J. Smith, Of Delaware, said in re<ereuce
to: the last call oftroops:
she has already called for over two mil
li9ns Of men to I'LL nls army, aud nuw he
calls tor Ire hundred thousand more VIII
re- get them? lCries Of "No,n "No,
Never-'j That Is what We have to decide.
me question is whether VIC shall die al
tIeemen or live as. slaves. [Voices-"We'll
die as treemen.''] We ere here without CON
suttattop, without previous notice, under
Tue constitutional right to advise our rulers
anu Consult for the common safety; we have
cone to see whether re cannot c1au.,a or
thror qa Government which has ceased to
subaeEye the purpose Tor which it was estab.
:lshed [Cheers. j.
The next speaker WAS tho Hon. J. g. Ed.
yards, who became heroic even before COM
rleting his t1o1dium:
u an arrested for speaking m7 opinions
tc,Gay aH becomes Il free Americin citizen,
WILL you 60 home to your workshDps aud
your fields as II nothing had happenedf {ssno.
no!") or VII ron shoulder your guns tiKs Ike
knives and pitchforks, and fights {Crles OF
I'VE viii II believe you will, and I viii
stand by you TIL the last drop Of blood flows
from my VEINS
In reference to the new cali, the honorable
gentleman said: =
Lincoln says he will fix It all up If We give
him more men. (He lies J YES, he lies in
hls throat, the whole thing is lie, The PEG
Pie are the eoVerefgns, and II VIC don't as sart
our sovereign rig hts We are co Tarfls. Every
tl15ng remains with the people to be set right.
fuu Know how, and ii yo1 don't do It, Tou
ars only fit to be slayes. Cheers. DON'T
let: another man be taken ont Of your county
BY despottc power, heard that tie women
81 G1oveport said, only few days sgo, thas
II the hundred days men did not return when
their time expired they would drag .Brough's
Th6t is tho spirit that Is abroad in the land.
and that Is the spirit that will eventually
bring the de- spo;s to terms.
The Hon. George L. Converse fa1Ir sustaiu.
ed the enthusiasm awakened b. the previous
fpeakcrrs, IN the following exhortation:
Men, do not think OF eendice your sons
TO ths army; women, do not allow your hus-
bands to be taken to augment the slaughter;
make up your minds to have peace. take
nothing else, and uuder all circumstances
Keep Jour powder dry [Checrs.] There
ale maa ooss IN the country, OF sheep-hiilag
dogs, and plenty Of burglars. He who would
steal away q man is to be treated like apY
other thief or robber. [Cheers.] This Il.
ts bas been said,, an au9ury uf good timc
coming. We shall have good time. nv
htrnds. The light which breaks from here
to-day VIII be ofgood effect; its genial fAYs
n,l reach Chicago in September, Gcbeers1
md in November 1t will rsach the White
1oaee. [Chfers.]
, 1864-08-10
DIR. EASTERLT"S
Ara ERsCAH LtXjWEfST.

Thi. vnluAble -LlntmcnS SiiA curt
+ Rheumastsm, sprafns, Bruises, Cuts,
WouP d., plc~rss Contracted Ten.
dDna, >Te.fed and SttT Joints, Luna-
bago. and all Diseases where an
e1t& InA1 remedy IL Indicated.
,rR. EAsTERLT:3 AMERICAN L.SIAEaT x:n
also c0ra spFt:ns, Bruises Cnts Calls, tn sEes Kt-r
Bone Scratches cr Wounds which are cons ;hrt!y o.
cn'!igg TO HnRsEs: Falnlltts khoud 1esp It con.
hTAS:1Y On HAND TO uss IL 4 ne ef nerd, q Il Ii
noT In use.
z FL, bale a: DE- EAsrxR1,T Il coz Family
aedclne stose, g Isclsou ststes, near the Poat
0t.ce, Chicago, Ill,
, 1864-08-10

According to the above tables, cucnrlbers
are Of very little value, and apples, ca5bagcz.
turrips, and even potatoes. al present prices,
are expensive eating. Some vegetables and
fruits should, however, eAter into the family
consumption, it purchased for sanitary rea.
sons -Arong those which contain the ,uost
stcchar1ae matter, sweet potatoes, parsnips,
beets and carrots are the most noarishinp.
Roast pork, besides being an expensive lis5,
rtquir:s too lengthy drain upon the forces
ot the stomach to be q healthy article Of
, 1864-08-10

One Of the 'unaccountable phenomena of
1864, says q San Francisco paper, has been
have been driven upon the cultivated lands
Of CalitorDta during the month OF May, In
the southern counties thoueauds upon thou-
zauda Of robbins. Hnnets. thrushcs, cauarles,
orioles, hummipg birds, Anches, black birds.
,nagpiee, eparroWs, &C.. have swarmed round
houses and gardens, destroying the trutt aud
nenr wells. and pools of water. The mo-.
tally among them h1s b:en most uxtra ortli-
Dsry, aaa Is supposed 70 hare beer caused
, 1864-08-10
Eetl1 t4ausir.
DOPULAR BAND AND or,

DOPULAR BAND AND or.
j CEKsTFA HrsIc
National DNciI. S-KA-,tt and ID v1,urs
Tirtcs c!a 'lnct, cosnet Il !:ats. IS Nos Frdue o{
est b. foc;s. ~ -
rITEoHF 6ELFCr BRAas 3 and MU6rc-pr,rt.
cd Cn c.sdf for II or less 1uAbar OF tnttTcmanta 17
rte. Price u cscb. II 10.
tor snal .cbcstTs. tnc tor lsree 'rcheAtrn t,no
complete list the pit CIV CO ptsed Ii thE aboFe
+rtt, sent OF application.
Ti.t KEw Gk-b.AtIA-A collection Of Opesatic
Aus Nurct. 3. po ~, Wa.sxrs QuAt1iles, &c.. fof
{ sid & il ets Dmku1s. by Dnrnitr. flN.
E~AH COLLECTION OF Au6Iu-For Wind aud
;siIinked In Hu.tLt, by J. n. bioore. pIce tkI0.
Published BY ..-..
OLIVER DITS1N d CO.,
auso.E.ft ftfA1u4rH BDSr1S.
, 1864-08-10

FEon S3v. ]. E37ton Erox., .. D.. Ed:.or OF s,a
1ucrsic7esla Of Religious Knowledge and Ch-fx-
HAn Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although nos disposed 70 iavor or recommend p&s-
ens medicines In general through Of thraf la
gradients and euecta yet xno1 or sufficient res-
sons WY man may not testify 70 the benefits hd to-
the herens Of ckhof3- ~
do this more rea4iilY IN regard 70 Hcotaedt asz>
man Btters, prepared BY DF, C. ~ Jackson, OF tfxx
city hecanse WAS pretndlced agatDax them fof s;tV
years, ucdef the lmpEeMloo that they wefe chIe1Y -
alcoholic mixture. au indebted to my friend Rnhf.
p5npcE teste and Tor encoptaganent 70 II them she
snnestnS on gIcat - e. leg ser nun:d debility Tate
Of tae p5esens ,saf xss foqEed ~ evident :eef nd
which had not felt for six ths before, and hn =
moet tfarAtred of reRs.nlcK. therefore thank 43k
aud n. ItE1d tcf G.EtctEE ZIG tc .ha Of taans-
;. E8WTOA BaCWF. 2tsss:eS..=3is.
, 1864-08-10

EOLES AND It H01 -rFoSs under which Con,
mutation 1ecket- ere itxp.0 b. the Crlcae3 bur.
irClon nd y. cs ralsst Con-any at above sA+eA
T1cksts he Procured ut the O0dce OF tho
ette1 ~ lbe 10 ulii ts fol rauth1 for month";
o; for ar rsr comm .ucrr IN tbs hit taT n rv
9th, ana No deductlon viii oe c,xde for rsts 81
Itxktia lie 10 te ed cn1y hy the rc1soa named on
the ticket ard are 1t traieics~ble under acF cir.
crnsf.pces arv Il q ticket ii presented hY knY other
an .he perron rants on II The Conductor viii take
m tUc ticket and RUN It t. the General 11cke
f1.ce with stat r,Rk OF he fnrtr OF the ease, No
, 1864-08-10
jAentfl1tal
nK. EASTERLY'S
iodine AND SARSApARIlLA,

This Is TIC ONLY medicine that viii ours dl,ca..s
7. A1nn1 tsaE N Impure state Of tho b.oad, Y1x:
scrofnla, or Kings Er1l, carcer.. Yu.
morn, Ernptlons OF the Skin. Errhpe=
1a-, Chrou1c Sore Eyer, R1ns.Sorxu or
letter. seA1d Head. Old Seres, Fever
ss'fer, SHelltD@~ OF the Glands, Leprc-
81, Whtte sweu9n:s, Piles, 8iotches,
ssous, PInaples on the Faee. Goltre,
Eacun atfsm, 0rop.y OF Gravel, Liver
Complaint DJspepsia, Nervous Alec.
lions, General Debility, nu Chronic
dlseases and ali dl-eaAes arIslug from
the use Of meftuEy.
,,s;a e d;s- t;5;, eo4o:9ss y y fin
t9at61si 10 d65:i5x Eef5@ u {F5h0E R9
&c e a.
ofthc BLoOn q dfprayei condition Of tne sys:em.
j :, :. oE- = - -RAarRRLIn IODINE AND sARsAPAELLA
Ie.,s1 q re ysHeus i sss sssts :. esc's;a4
tefm tIo +, + aex|s: suoa &C enabling them .
sz5Ss HvEs
1;5s 1;5s,f1a rsE51;n 8 81 cA9SS coE
DR. Eess EsIi's io1Iss D5 stl asD s4xsArAn1L1a
<I1a9hy rnsyate. she snole y s.sD. ir-s. ron
~ ~ : .ssea {
equally ettcacious IN 20 many dlteTeat con5laass,
IMPORTANT TO Tns s1ok~
IL Il t5,f ssos Purifying Xe'as p!sdsa til ssss'
rR. EAsTERLY's IODINE EarpsAzsApA,u11A
aSe q SS %i sss;sS Isl
Pa1tiesxs recommend this medlcias to thar ps.
tha Il ~ e1s. xss,e y 1nsts be.1s: tsy
, 1864-08-10
.flc2iM lNDtireg,
TO C1@nr the House Of E1ses.
uHE BUTCHERS CELkBHATEp
t!I0h1NNG FLY-KILLEa,
nnAf ches2 srttclc, ,eeey 10 use. Every aheet VIII
alllhasst soLD EvcH1NHEKR. 1e1s'ksesW
II Is mot otter We spcnk of Phy.


H LII &Ot often we FpeaAA VA n.y.
sss s4as e e. r. ~,
to5 ss +. E r. q ID Sss aae+e
casss Ve,es nesa speeay sna Serm.nent .,s @ sgaIc
5ssls i. wbos ti@s assnis9 to saess
81 III thots e.stt w1lch wee Enesy coasdered IN:
g. s m e acR ri: asss
Wt,cs vi, 10 mailed % III receipt Of three eeEh4
e e t. CO ~ DE nay es ana receiys Ho Il
opinion upon 4at~.s utst cri:!cAs matters fres o.
oace sor ~. 4ntzs1t.s sftict!y coatdent.ai.' ~
DF. -Rames
& Sn II SS:,oE "a, ou:
.!S*s:e : : ,s 3 +asreo!Ea .1:e1 - ~, Lnaols
1p =, e 1sP yx1
OBS. sn5ts ee ~e"ot 81 sttef5s
o9t x!fh EknIRALxzk. POSITIVE cuEx tor u
snd is t? aausss Is e snet :;
T.ss 9sase t.. u
Mss FL o Sssseson 6sno ,iTnss sa Sss rs.
rsa.es1y curto - :. F:a.t!hc nrtho: esvl,K nnte
"a St.s,. nssaAr to s<4es. of pli@ke nAtura
wasFe tae bloot has b:co:ns 3o,soned. prodaclne
ssss3 T. "a Sa - ss ssSr bses D9n, T.
hoay. scffula. tose+het nth \. endjess EuNher Of
81. 3smea u recon- need n7 tie rress Fenesa11y q
:se sosta. ~ me s, 1aeaty 10 rosses + Of n,:a
a'ss: s 7 so5ss assf p.ess =
0nst s:a o@ s. n. anr sF. sepsn:.usn'
FossIe'n Pile and 1unor Cure.
IN sottie warranted Permanent Cure IN AL kinds
sd ii essss of lie sIn. IL ca.e Il iai,are spt .
, 1864-08-10
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN .THE WORLD.


" = 1O*
F1sE n gsz. Ls1t 9. 3sck Pastor Of the Bspz
6:.Pts:: Church Fhil.ds' Phis; 10 A'
1aaye known BE cH.nds German Bitter, r. ,,..,,~
Ter numter II yeass. have used them IN a. qY@
nmtJ, and hare beeo 40 pleased with their encetE
thAt TAa induced 10 onmend them to MANY t.tsr
s. and krow that they have operated In stTikingD
beneficial o. amer take great pleae ure In thus p+
Aely proca1DlGK this and calling The attonfnH
OF thcso the diseases which they efU
recommended to these BltttEs, knowing tcom txon-
f1e1ss @ that my sseoE ~ mmenda.ion IN he sqstaiaed
tended to ban.at the afflicted. a7i = ".et raW
drtuk+" Ycars. truly. :.37I e. H8C6.
, 1864-08-10

QUMA.M FRAnTY. OR PBT.
- GEOLOGICAL REsEARCaEs, should be read
eTet3ned1. u tresss on, Aoa shoes how. TIE evi;
!snaass sE;ss ~ a5 BE- suevs:fd v1h sure mF6od d
9f tht meriae. stu'p. sptd - IL. Il L. aAaR0W.
st,,s1 ,saaesker e a s.Tse; Few YIk P;tce. csnA
:s = RandoHa street. rh,cs9p, ILL.,; a!so, OF siN0
sl.,e1s 2 Rh, :oEner Hs,r auo 1athlector
, 1864-08-10
Prof. ChAs. DC GrA1h-s Electric
fA7T

II eeeus fhet Rhs uusta.r. Dyafnees weu.a,r,a
eEohea scd enn Jols... Ard otsrr compls!ns .
rc ts Elsea,e 5i. a.rssuse es1 to Feye
~ CO. ~ - shot spa.s Ct s1me and With trtainr
e1pet se- 1tIlJ 50 cbtf6 ard s \ nos1e, Soli hY
qrneEtsn and sttFcr.pptu evess where. S. G. UF-
AMsN Se1th Eirhfh a.. fhi.hdelphla, Sole Agent.
caEp. AEnn1z. of
Far tale b7 all pzufgis;s sid Merchants.
, 1864-08-10
ST. MARI:S ACADEMY:

Tbs -e:h cctolss.!c yt.r viii commence on the
Earst Monday In september,
IL p7oseneun hsve been N. .de tuftce thu Bumntr
= tnnno< ste TWO hEIrs crs I'd ,h1 Nh.
s}eai epsrtmeEt has bfen enlarged bv HaiI COZ.
-ihhc twenty louf uu-sc ro31,s. Every fxciItYi Il
o0e'td In the 1hs;u 1ton fcr cb:a!rinEa
, 1864-08-10

D5 Gen rs I'd SAVE 25 Don.
@G' LAf:8:-9s-ezh It = CoEes.s4a,ed f,esz4ae =.
ir. nHxe' rsa sa feis. srots e ia,sntiy "a esa
e fS1i3a i327 711.a Trnp Tpd pf9asHM Se~ YosF;
;;oElc.-.exenAs = CIR Gorai.i h1tr q Ea1:sss ~:
s1K; to*s sa.mx t5e acn7s and val K: o~n <aper.
xfa r 10 uod ys:u:nls 1orc II 81 c..es 6nt 81.
sxue u 4. plrss ana Ps.-4ble c5ru;sj' Snc IL
soe1 ea7G1.t 10 TIT G. u4mtn <tlrky .Id nc rter
e nl g @M s'n TT r. *re e "urE =. Nv a:E ,,a:..
lSteHMsS u SH1,DSstIlaRF, CHt,Lt TIA. cauLLka
es1s .tk :.lin,a'-d p,zIseee Remedy h.s ben ussd
- sEasie egee xiI a:us1 chsct the D.arrLee.
'!11.:-, Is1net AS IL fhA f!rit a. ~ ~
, 1864-08-10

..EnufatiQ11Ql.

UNIVERSITY RorRE DANE, TED.
The IFtn'y h:tt Annual, C:1mrrcement Ut ,h.a
VIII end 1AFo:anlF known Institution T1n cpen en-
TIE F1EsT CT sEPTEMBEP.
fonr IPPfovssnsots hkve be-p made to accommodate
t:L 2:esEect1s. &C. a5trsn vt,y Rev. F., soKIN.
Itfs1eI Ao0e oans F1ss oMse: &; Joseph Co.
, 1864-08-10
EnST NATIONAL BANK O.9
Z FGRT WAYNE, ISEA~A+
CAPITAL PAID Uf S15D,0DO.


LAX 3-Ats o'@-Nu y AA2AHs tA.01cfs n D. E4ad1h
p7aao1o1s:
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5SES 5SES SEa955RRsS|sosn. Us 81, -; j; F1sSsk SSs b.
on 81 aoeestlbis points. - ''--'' g
ss:;s !: :' ss;sTs ;si3;s
TIE MECHAN1Cs' NATIONAL
BANK OF CHICAGO.
CAP1TAL.....,.. .se5o,ooo.
This aknk having coRp1ied With all tbs pr. ri 1a.,
buEtEess In it, ranltnx 1tnee,
Ia Lake-sf., Marine Bank Building.
k,Sg1sts SSyES1s ssGGAz4oS PaY2 VIZ rss;s,sEs. p:ss.
9aEi Eif: r. v. jusaE. sdE1t tassisf. x,sdisess'''
o-Tz TzrAsrBrD1rAErnxs-,}
o.stc7 CT coxrTaeIEsz . Taz EUsRsScX,
Ehe,-as BY eststsetcr1 e1ic ssco presented t. !ns
e. GsEdsn,gned y !! hss 9:tn made to 1ppsxr h.s Tie
esaa!y 81 e hssis hSts e
b. 1een dp.y esg:sized 1adsr % asco:SsE % IL
5 es2s:ss; ss,!ss
80 Al cc5lsd VIII 1t ssiosu eo
a1ea @ce6ca sGf ,e4 Ssp
f e II fbs5ses se th. s
sao.s 6: { as 5aas o b.as
sc--, r tsslmenY wosteot. w:tc.as NJ hard
j1sns;asm .''f comptso1ier of fi ia casreacg.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
cap,TaT. sest1.:s, psia 81 IN I'D ea;s 2., oo
E: AIEEN,. Preaident.
, 1864-08-10
s3antt,1g:a,1G G1tbaayt.-
LEES & WALLER.
Correspondents, New York City.
od1ees, No. SO P1Re atfect.

ms Bsuk having he.n orsarzed under the IL rs NJ
ne etae o. Cklfos nls. II Prepared. With capital Of
AVE- MILLIONS Or noLLAxs, to tt1naact EeoeIM
1A1ng tRMneS5 at San Francisco Will Fecelv3 De-
posQ, huv &nd sell Foreign Ao1 D3meeAc EIcha auze
II san FT1neaBco 4nd New Totk: Will mA5e couxc-
1o9l ttraughout taa btates Of California Oregon,
and the IerTtor1ca ct wash.2Ksou sad Nevada. Coa-
pms u the eate IT California. and nj couatea Abd
cdt1ts, viii he cRshe.. or ccec I'd 1t cursaD: EateA
H3lIs OF Bxel.arge on the Bank OF
London,
For amounts 70 suit Iu.chnters will issued at San
EFAIcisco and = cW fofk. E1chen2e brrSht AID
se!u oE toe let ding clucs et tbs u-l.ed StA1ea.
Stockholders In thA Bank Of California,
Each lable In iii tut.v1tusl Pcp.rty for an so1ut
oqpA TO his 6trck n thia 5ank.
\. o. Mills, William Eo.Ftr Mo<es Elnk.
Rm. G. alton. ]. Hhnney. Js., A. 2. AcCrsc1y,
=. S, FIetz, O. r. Gt1Hr, II Jesup,
J. II. Thomat, A. j. Pope, Samuel Knight,
Leris MtLans, IL Fman II che]s, 4. :. ,nIy.
A.aT. axton. Fred'k R,lLee, !. c. N,lncfd!uZ,
J.c"b Kanm. sf Portland, Oregon.
~ The operEt1ons CT the Bank OF c.l!Iunia Will
L! upou $ tptc co basis. susosa! lit
EnST NATIONAL BANK O9
Z FGRT WAYNE, ISCIA-A.
nse ~ps,ad rlansstfnrr nf ths Cnffed G,s1a7
, 1864-08-10
@E1lt1agg Nrlbttnk.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10: 1894.


Fo1I and Cfrcnn1staptial Particulars
How the Wht;c suIufcrr ff,,uwI,t.
, 1864-08-10

Pfles-( sf~morrls ofds}-
THE Austzal -rccirc fer Its Is now veil known
pi.1: ser us*o. h. no eeq.1 u pr.e:ice. case
pe1IIaucntl, cu-'. In BpE'en: 1t u the s,acc.rd
ft4nsty; Formn,s Ies. Application external. Try
I LORD 6MITE. = RSe street, Chic agc, ,Geoe.k
III Eh0.G&AIk Xk Ats n ACG1,E jI291sNN-Sm.F xxY IL
, 1864-08-10
n e NJ e nj 3 e RI.

r e NJ e nj 3 E RI.
That this Bitters is not
Alcoholic,
Contains no Rum or Whisky,
and CAy'T HIKE DRgXKaRBd,
, 1864-08-10

Taxa no 3al:arn Mercury Unp'.ae4ns Aedtctna
u1ple42aot and 1Ak Kefo1a Diseases.
BELnHOLDsSK EXTRACT HUCHU
CUKk5 TAR9B DISEASES.
n AL I'll sssz.s+ at lttse Expense; uet.e or l.
eha2zs Of Dist; no lucoa7entalce, And no EI
e0aU2x.
, 1864-08-10

From Eav. J. g.. T1snar, Pastor Of Hsddlute Y.
Church. Philadelphia.
DK. JACKSON: Dear SfE-H4y1ng ased your 8exsxsn
Htte.9 70 ny Tan Ny frequently am prepared to aa1
thAt II has been OF great SERVICE keIieTs that II
aost cases q general debility Of the syste1 iii I'd
bAess AID mc1t ya1cabte remedy Of which have nm
knoFlaoxe. sc1rs, respectfully.
j. II. TUKNHR.
R8 n. zt1e.eenth E:St5x-
, 1864-08-10

From :ns Rsv- xhos. Winter, Psstor Of xoxoofozaa
Ba2u1t Church.
eelfent preparation. Hoonand aatnsn Bltte1s 70 sd
NJ testimony 70 sha desafved reputation it has OBJ
g1sas 6lso1dss e. Y & ny st9a ID a. ~ qsr!ous aYas@
msn Bittets. did 70, and have e1peennced 9FesA
snd relief: ~ health has b~e0 materially
benefited l confidently secpmme1d the aFticE1
Where Eeat With smllAt CASES atrailx1 10 my own.
ana tkva been Ass1red BY many % theis good fnsts
T.NfETak, Eoxbosouxt, r..
, 1864-08-10

FRUIT JkRS.-A Consignment Of
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Fruit Jara.
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, 1864-08-10

Fun Esv. Warren Randolph, Pastoz oi H4pstex
C1aEca, 6e<naato7n. Penn.
DE-. C. n. jackson: Dear stf-Far1Dnal eI paf1aRoA
enables TO Say that regard tho Gerr.2a MStnr1
prepared by you . most excellent medicine IL
esses ofseve5s eold snd general debility haya besa
not thn1 Will produce similar effects on Others,
Yours, truly. WARREN RANDOLPH.
atrEAntov1, e.
, 1864-08-10
RaQrDdn8.

TE7CAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ pCIECt RAtL8neD COMPANY - Rates Of
Ccr utrttru TIE. ~te the Conditions under ~hSch
tt sstne II be 1ttu+d to commence Aux 1st 1851
, 1864-08-10

TEa Helmbol0sH EXtfset HUchu
Fo5 all Affections and diseases Of the5e orrxa
NhcIhtf e1l7r1n3
IN MALE OF FEMALE,
From Nhats yer car1e originating ard 10 at.arfat
iQCE s-GnCtc!. Dl6&ases OF these orxau1 u.
Qs1fe the lid Ct D1ureuc,
9E1MYULp'3 KzTRACM BUCHu
Is THE GREAT pIURHY1.
AND IT xB CERTAIA -1
TO HAVE THE
DESIRE . EFFECT
IN ALL DISEARu
FOB WHICH
II Is RECOMMENDED,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
Autumn Ploughing.
September %, 1864

Farmers, we commend you to plough all you
can this Autumn There are several reasons
why this should be done. We have had great
drouth, and that being followed by warm rains.
has and will produce an unusually Largo growth
OF herbage,whioh will en- lch the land if ploughed
under while green. II suffered 70 ripen lts
seeos. II Will exhaust the soil and seed il for 5
greatoropol weeds next year. W hen you plough,
DO It IA though you meant something. Let it be
ten inches deep at least and then you will get
the benefit OF irost the great refner Of hard
EARN. II you really cannot SOW winter grain
upon the land that you do plough, let i lay na-
ked But we assure you that il would more
'htn pay you for seeding land tina. you intend
10 plant With corn next spring, to put in rye
Which you will turn under when foot high,
making great manure crOp.--lt is also import
ant to plough every day that it is possible to do
90, before frost stops you, because you do not
Know bow short OF time and how costly labor
Will affect you next sprng, and 1t is your duty
TO prepare for it now. One farmer says Of his
operations this year ol dear labor aud drouth
Last season poughed in tho tall for al my
spring crops. This season, when ready to plant
corn and potatoes, | narrowed the ground thor.
ougbly and then rolled IT. At this time have
as good field Of corn ar any one would wish t.
see, and the best hsvc ever had.
Better probably than be would have had il be
had waited TIL spring to plough the ground by
more than enough to pay four times the eI-
pense OF Tloughng. That certainly was our
experience IN piece OF oats. Tho beat piece Of
oats that We ever grew, was upon ground deep
y ploughed IN autumn, MANFRED in spring, and
P!oughed with subsoil plough as deep ss il
would run. then narrowed to stir the surface
and mix the manure then Sowed four bushels
to she acre. and the seed ploughed in and s.r-
isco dragged smooth with bush. We ask far
mers T. try this course the present Autumn
N. \. Tribune.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
Railroads, 81.
SeTM OnE Sentr and suIIi.
V1n q breads.
- -.s7vT v-.st
~. .sf t..s eSssa1Sss ~. lsss -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
tDmmcgctrt July 18th. lst4
frsIns ooing outh sne ea,l

frFtns 1oing soUth sns East
Yttt' htrti Nei , Hta 4. ~, uA ,. q and 400 .
= ,it VsNN leaves Houses rumi ats 30 ~ Bn,,in 4.
4 Wa 2 25 a. y, -5hneclnt Whu, River Junction
I'D Below Fails wih trains f1f boston. Mofctstet
,ad aiu Vermont Valley Ia. Riof springfield aud Nc.
ftts atrtrtng eW York al 10, iaF.s.
DAY BRASS THstN icAves ogdcnshutrb II 5.A
- Aoalieai 500 a. Aouae't tontati04a ~ O.
Bustoui Troy ard New Yotk
Mon 1HrEEAs fEANtoaNtt ORdenshutf al II 10 A. L.
Montreal at 30 . ~, Houses Post al 54a o. n irri
Eat hoHtonat sac NJ, connecting at Relnws y. u,
slll Cheshire Il K, TOT Booluh aud Worcester aud . 4
Vermont Valdez i Il tor Springfield 6s., and utiyins
o NcN foh a 1850.
Trains Going North and n 81
Lave Montpelier al . SO A,A,s.l5 a. n. $40 Mar.
.42ta
Du EtrRs, ranN leave, BOSTON At Aoo,a
ltNei Uf Lawrence At 30a. ~ via Fitf ihurs Leave
A'nntneld al 1874 bellows Falls at n AhNfo
hsaunpse Road, burlington, Msntesl, Otd,nftUt,h
tNtarn aud tue Nest, making close connections
aut TA.ts isaytt Boston Al T.. 10 4. wi, Isr,a
Waite liver junction at l,1S r.r Or burlington Mont
iael and ugdcushutih.
Gee aNorartes tHAis leavcs honhhelG st74o. .
fot Idwsu.i. aud gnuscs poin,
tHHt "a HKss ls.irteaNes fellows Falls "a 00lt 4.
fsetvine .aWengtft from Vernon Valley H. 4. tcayis,
leaving Boston At $50 p, :. Connecting 4
White River Junction with trsiH isaYinr laston a
aalHt ~, aniNitf AZ hutlnaoU go 10 =. g.. Rnpr.,
POINT 40 O. ~ Hubtfsa 40 p.lHAs a and npasn.,
bufgh a. $50 The NAL 1tth < nth md Earte,.
train Nofih connect with passumpsit Road
sleeping cars ate attached t. NTH the nishtrsrr,s,
rains running between Rouse's fuht and Bonton ga
House, P,dit sud prtnghed.
Through TiCtett tnf thitHH' fht ths Asst tot sal.
no nrneral stations
atrkiit sur
aitsn..s JuyaS rt