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, 1864-10-29

Fosnes1y q Jsmes' a2s::ta1 t'a. on House st!sst
New QrlcAnt. LA.. ettA5ilsh. 1n 1859. nov pe-N2'
nently tockted ~ ts moo pt ku: :. FhlcsCo illinois,
6neclt lia: In tae freshmen. OF Lp HRos &c. MEEcU-
1slAL ECrnru Lus and all k>nds of bLOop AND ekIE
Iie1Asxs AND D1hokpEks,, or 4 CosTAoIocs VkSk-
1EAL CEA&ACTE4. cnrot lbs.n vi ho II StsofttnE TO
MeFcurt. fon.pk. PoFAFet1+ scssnic or any r.ison.
but With kxrTRALizKn, P5tTIyk suR1 for al
hunt II and blpol No. ols.
ORGANIC WEAxx1s4, fueh aa .emiral 1Feakness.
Eoctu1pal and Hlutuk! f ues.ou-. brought on by
annse q the system. e1ly :usise1eGoni. exssas o.
entA.leo hereGtt<tliy. oaustg loet OF msmely CON
1ut1oa. dLpre acr, d.cntI. otis ttruea 1rfAnty,
with hef deplo-AbIe uAan OF s7np:ons. treated and
radically cured oy iutAIhb E.thod, aAvtLK much
time and experse Cleo: Gonor: he !, structure And
s disases peculikr to he trxas. of private NATURE
radically cured
Old tiseases OF the MONT HORR1HLE CLASS,
~hee the blooi EAD hec,ms EolEoaat. pro.ucinE
blofchst On the face snail vasesy lueFs. pains ID
tne ho&d and bonfs u!e1rs o6 VII 8f rose tubs and
BODY scsotuls- together WITH A. endess aaznbeS Of
Dr. Jausz 10 recort nted hi the pegs Eenera1ls OF
the 8onth, tia me1ical faculty: aod r!ocsaors Of
uedteA1 colieges, Toore AFFLICTED should apply
tnnectaet1 aud be cucd II these hnr11blc dsteiaes
fenneuhr U.. Jan a" OdlcN Rad PkflaEs arc at IS
Ell oipn between S'Ate acu Q p.arbor3 stseeta.
1ENtptLuom "A. II aaeu T. n ConsnltAdonH
%fttff Orl9-ptSltWl4
, 1864-10-29

- E@LE
0y17ry 4-ck1tTAR az 6CEsgIaFKNEE,1
Reon Roll GARnrrr BL3cK. sTAr1 s1r,
LH1cA4o. III 0ctob-f II. ls63.
Ee4sed Fropoe4it, IN cuDsitate. Ill bf receiFed py
the Enoersi net unui IL o'clotE =. On NO dAv. she
3lgt II Octubey, 1854 tor Ihe toltCE1nE 81 nsHtenee
Etost4. VII t... a.. .+..z- N..x,.
1tG barr, Is l1ln 6rlco CON MeA II 4kunk os+eAss
hta. Ii. ed.
~ bkrrell kfant.
ISL barr L. Crrrlet 'sAbbsGt.
S,0OU bushels Pat4itea
5lUQ nuaheiS Up1rts l. gro btlft's.
70 Be put up N tEo.x slRh o4sreis, samples TO ba
Al icise 70 pt a-rvt rrh, fYee Of dfayAse, 1t the
CoGissarJ Depot. such ctheT plate IN th rAko Al
mAy bE dcHsELxted. "
Payraens 10 ~ made Y tuca tueds ~ Esy he fur
nlshcd By thr UE1t* q atAsa.
Arr or all bldt may r. : i c'ed.
nrt1 ~Esa.1ff E&pLt1b AMI c. 8.
, 1864-10-29
GEO. ". EARTKE,
oce6 uasR1 lit Capf. and A. 4. d. 8aois

E,kENCH fLUTIN4.-1his eIe-
i. CANT art taught: no machinery neadtd: can bd
trut b. aoI lanJ In her nar1or; eassnt oceupH.
ron OF ts Who'll: cost Of AcpArstus 1eta than three
GtEafs: the Brk tau7Lt for len dolla bf
1,o.t rtncs ECr ES11 49, oc43 y31iK.
, 1864-10-29
CURE TOUHSELF.
DB. BARERS SPECIFIC.

Ttfs Medicine IL = epe~dT ard radical
lurefor GenorTheA, Gleet+ Structures,
seninnl ~e4knes&, Chofdee, Dts
eases OF the K1dneyA an Bladdex,
and all n1se4rea Of tn 4eXd al 0rEaE1
caused yContaRlonoF Weakness OF
etfher E-L MALES oKFemRlo&.
, 1864-10-29

CHERpXEKCUKE
uutMling cure Tor SpermA-
tpftheA Seminal WeAGneAat
Nocturnal EmtRtions. And
all dlseapea cAused by self
pO.nt1cn such ~ Lpes u4
MamoEys Universal l,4aal-
tpte, P.a.Is IN tho Back
DlnneGy Of Vlaton, PTouiA-
sureCl6AKc.We Nerves.
Difficulty OF Breathing
Trembling WastafuMe4s,
EruptlQEs On the Face PAla
CopLreHauce.1ns Con.
sumption, and Al hratu
complaints e9t3ad b. de-.
parting fom .ho path Of
nature,
, 1864-10-29

Frterds OF the Onion at the above places will
please make all necessary arrangements.
The Uo9. D. RICHARDS and 4. A. TKEE11, Esq,
will address the people At the following times snd
places:
Ge1eeee Uuion School Uousel Tuesday aTe, Nov.1
Lyndon. ....--......- v edneaday ete, nov
Eue.,..,,,......... Thursday eve, Nor. s.
spring Hill. .Frfdxy eve, Nor. 4.
Proptetstown.....- Saturday ere. Nov. &.
Wallace Hall, Sterling .--....Monday eve, Nov. =
, 1864-10-29
APPOINTMENTS.

=
Paor. JoHs Wn114xsos will address the cit-
zens Of ogle county Is follows:
Ads,las;: Evening" st Ct z z.
Lane, Union Hall ...... Thursday q Nov. s.
Fo1Esfton; 3 :. ~. N
Byron. Monday =" Nov. Z.
Frerds OF the Cniop at the above places will
please make all necessary arrangements.
The uos. D. R1cuARDs and a. 4. TKxE11+ Esq,
will address tho people at the following times snd
places:
Ge1eeee Upion School House, Tuesday aTe, Nov1
Lyndon. Wednesday ete, Nov. z.
sprnr Hiii. Frfd.y eve, Nor. /.
Ms.ea ma Sterling Nov
At the last named place several Other speakers
Will be present- ... .
The people are requested to make all the neces-
sary arrangements for the above meetings.
CNAILEEGE.
Ary one who thinks be can convince the people
that they o1.ht'to support Mcclellan and Pe1dle-
ton and the Chicago Platform instead Of Lincoln
and johnson, can be heard at any Of the above
neettngr. ..-
4. l. Tenel1. Esq., will address the citizens Of
Wllaon, Lee Co., Oct- g. IN the evening.
HON. ASsoS 8. A1LLER's APPOINTMENTS
hon. Anson s. Miller, Presidential ElectoE, vii
tpeak At
Avon: Saturday eyeninc: c:.:...--.......--..oct. =
Woodstock, Mondsy tTe9ing.... ;Gss. a.
Sycamore, Wednesday evening ........... Nov. 2.
GereTa, 1husscaI evening ....Nov. g.
MENrs.
Blackberry, Saturday. ....---..:. .:..-...-.....oa e.
Pecstotiea Monday. Oct 81.
Freeport, Tuesday ...............-....--.Nov.
Hsfso 9bra,o Tsessasx meuaeseas ...
--1a ~ > : 3.-
~, PoNThENTs. =,
quincy, ADAMS ce::::..........;: :Gondas, 9st: s!
LafIale, Aaams Eo; No4' @
aamilton, Haneoek c.. .-..''' W@Sdnesdsy' @ NoE' :
Aacomb, AcDonough Co...........Fftda5, NoY.
wAsHBURNE AND sroRRs' APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. Wsshbu,ne, Union candidate for Concress
IN The ThIrd nistdet- and r A. storra. F.n.. Of
cb;cs<,o s % xsiu @ ,da-ess The rcolA- a. fn,,oxs.
warm Warn In n, n.y,ess Co 's,tnr1ay. oct. %
lee Centre, Lee Co.. ..... Monday p. n ost. 81
White RocR oels Co. 1:sdsy yypn,ns ?, n ~. Moy
NJ sorr. ,s; .,l' % A. Mo51.on W. Tnitestde u
~ ~. ~ 'tUa,, Tnn,sd.s eT 81 en,nc mn ~ ~ o. ~
~ o0 AA1'N1 '1N' .-...4e,t 9.~' ~"
uorv ac1717v1pt coIFay,s .ppn1upurSrs
aoN' Sen y LEN coAe - = a. ~ - - = -
Dubnque, Iowa. sstprday' 0et. = y
nayeppoE6 Iowa. Monuay. Gcs. y
MafsaE. Aaneoe&. Ill :: a9' Nov'
nu;1 ~ tdams a. iii T6n1sda1' INV.
caie.hnrT III Fnday Nov.
f:nrhrn 1nd .SatnrdaT. Nnr.
Buchanan, Mich...-.....-..-.....M Monday, NoT. !
HnN wM p KFfI0aG,9 AppDTN rMK Nrra
noN, 1,'a1 n r,,.Ae -. a as,....n -. - -
ra.s S+ta,ha1ae - r, Tnaedsy, Nnr
r,tteloI. HtEpnene1a ~ =
Fulton, hh1Let1oe 20 -.-...- -Heanee9aSs rev. X
, 1864-10-29
GpFctat NDdc&H.



Adne water Rcu lyon the HKAK1. 1IrKK, KID.
Exxn, p1aEs17TK OBo ANs and GLAKDuLA1 eYsZxx.
Ipe SUCCESS which hAs attended the Use Of this re.n-
sdy In p1vAtt pfR.ee. and the Enforcement OF med
sal authority eable to recommend to the pteo.
sstonaz nd the public. feelinE cootde1t that With
1s tia It viii attest a own excellence IN the curt
q Chronic D1seseea which indicate Iodine. euch a
xdko1uLA, BxoKuHJT1&, 8El kEuPT1oxA. H1AE1,
Lfv11 rad knHxY p1AxAsKs. .SKrvoUs JE1Ho1s,
arukAla1A. K11uxAT1sx- DTaPxrs1A. DzR111r.
SIFHm, Ac,
fa1saoasus may rely upon he uniform erecgm o!
1odtne Watu ~ conta3ntnK thrssquR1ter grains PERE
Iodt14 N each nrld OUNCE FuxK wnteE. 10 1t..vKa1
LINN Uaxn. It l. not liable 70 decompoduLn noE
0outaneorsly formed Inequalities: ncltnss L IA
fodine oxydi1ez nor ncuEaliled bT combination VIII
huS ingredient. rendering this solution superior 70
cry Other method Of e1hibltmf iodine.
Fun direction accompany each bottle tnes u H1a9
% nEod u family medicine ~ we'll ~ bS tae
f1nA.
P1ce one dollzr per bottle On receipt Of fyo DOL
ars. III bottles delivered FRRE 81 cxpsrss 70 AM
address.
Bevare Of Coputsrfeits snd Initat1ons which M.
estuc1pIed dealttr endeavor t dispose Of OF our
EtAon. 6so tiEra'ure ana trade mAtk ftne 9reek
word heading {Lls Advertisement upon the Mhslx
end NtHppe18 Of each bottle. without which mons u
kon4lDe.
FnYtiesans and Cl1ryntttz, tvs Hroadw1y, MI.
Tor 1sJe by BLISS d SHARP, II LAke-xt. CaichEo.
, 1864-10-29
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VIC s9ud ali tha CHEHQL
KEE MEDICINES By CO.
press taxcept tha Chcfu
koe Pills; fh.se aro sG1k
BY na1il, tree OF po1tAGe1.
on receipt Of price. to e4Y
part Of the ctyii1Zsd WpFMr
securely packed, In sack
4 manner thkt no on6
through whose hands th4Y
may pass would know IL
Contents-
LAdlHs OF gentlemen 90
AddIe8 M in perfect cDAe
f14eucd. An6 We Will In n
eases frankly AntB ef theH
lttts11. and give our oPt1
ion Of each Individual
cas&. We pfs1cf1ne -
MtnarAl4-
, 1864-10-29

" n. 8naH:

Dear sr: a4v11g teen Jc1r adTE tise1.sns of EoA
sutuuon Water, recom1ne1ded f9r Inflammation of
ftYed for the past thIee yeArt and tiled tho sk1 Of
number Of phgnctsna Win only temporary reliets4
bottle Ct yogs aKfpts e HsFn9!d AesMs. Les sls.a5
found Ereat change N ny health hsvs used tive
bottles q II and sm wheIe never expected to bs
NJ gratitude for II; fesl tnat N aud more
You roconamand II to be. NAY Tho blessing Of Cox
sYts sfnend you In yer1 1kno1s of Iowa
YoHrk, GUY. lxa1Axo T. o1s sAA9""
, 1864-10-29

Whtch In tne unmarried femala Ia & constant recun
RIG dses1n, AID through neglect the seeds Of pft
grave and dangerous mhlades arc the reEult; and
made to aasst NATURE the suppression becoyaes chroS
c. tho patient gradually loses her a2pette the bowel
uQN finally audl her career.
, 1864-10-29

Ibek EoHsll7e CO, 0l1uua3l VEs' U
AuI1EHs AAue ~ .Ct1QA33 sufs9
HON. s. ". MOULTONB APPOINTMENTS.
Eanras. Edgar rCo.-........ Monday, Oct 81.
14scola, Douglas CO. .WednesdsT. Nor 3,
Shell, yile, Shelby .Monday. Noy. Z.
, 1864-10-29
LAST DAY-MORNING SESSION.
fFfem Our Own Correspondent

:. EUUEFUHU. TT Vcf. E3, 16G4.
The Convention met at i o'clock. 1t hay-
ing been agreed that the Convention should
aojontn at 1915 o'clock, business was dis
pa1che1 with much activity. 1fr. Seward,
Vice President, in the chair.
, 1864-10-29
Qlllfaqu Gr1t)nuf.


Fer Ptrstdenf, ....
ABRAHAM LInCoLE.
For Ya1 President,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
For Electors Of President and Vsce Prudent,
JOHN DOUGHERTY.
FRANCIS a. H0FFMANN.
BENJAMIN N. PRENTIss.
JOHN Y. FARWELL,
ANSON 8. MILLER. 5
JOHN Y. EUSrACE.'
JAMES s. POAGE.
JOHN L BENNETT,
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
FRANKLIN BLADES.
JAMES c. CONKLtNG.
WILLIAM WALKER:
THOMAS ". HARRIS,
NATHANIEL NJ AcCURDY.
HENRY s. BAKER.
ZENas g., CLIFFORD.
For GoperroT, ...-.-.-.
RICHARD J. oGLEsBY.
For Lie.xemant Governor.
WILLIAM BR036.
Far Secretary If .State.
sHAR0N TYNDALE
FIR Asdttor Of Public Accounts, +, j..
0. H. hINER.
fo* bt11t 1TfdSHJETp
JAMES q BEVERIDGE.
FIR Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
REWTON BATEMAN.
For Representative in Congress for kae State at
La7ye, -......
SAMUEL ". M0ULT0H.
Here add:
tsFor Representative In Congress, Dis
stFor Senator, >. District" ::
"For Representative. =. District"
sFor States Atto.ney."-'Fo For Clerk Of Cir
cult Court. ~" For sheriG"-"FoE Cor
oncr."
| The above. IL corrcsted List of the Candi-
dates, arranged In legal form for the ticket
The tickets should be printed on white pa
per, and In sufficient quantities. Be sure
ard inert the rumber Of the Congressional,
Senatorial and Representative District
THOMAS ]. TURNER,
Chairman State Central Con-
JAMES F. RooT, Secretary.
For members OF Congress.
Dist. 1-?onN JOHN ? wENTWoRTM: : -
VA. G. -HARDiNa.
vI-BURToN G. cO0K.
N-HUGn FULLERTON.
II-E. CALLAHAN.
xII-JEuU BAEKR
Xu-A. J. KUYKENDAIL.
Nominations for Cook County.
For Stdse'i idttornev-CHARLES q. REED.
For SaerlE-JoHN a. NELSON.
For C'erk Of kae Circuit Cbur%WILLIAA L.
, 1864-10-29
Read! Read! Read!!,

pAK7HIx. P1, June !, 1ac2.
~ z;atad d xf saFsr disbets;. AZ aad fnr 19 onh t
IRsssed more than g txe galonMs ~ Of xsseE n tveaty
twelve times during ~ night; and Ia 1va months
lost about nnY pounds tn weight During the monn
water. and IN two days aftst usinG It experienced
nuTod-soon a5ts+ reg1ininx mt asaal good heaith.
XGurH truly, J. z. l. D1 WIz3s
, 1864-10-29
ROOTS, BAkKs IND LEAYBx

CHKEQK1K INJECTION
IL lnteuced - N ally or
RaAu TINT 10 tho CA8RO-
KEE hKXkDI and ahould
be used In conjunction
with thAk medicine In Ill
cAse1 Of tsGnnoYrhRA,6 elect
Flour AIbuS or Wh1tbR.
Tia tGees4 4lt healing ,
sopthfnx and dsn1u1cent ;
removing + all scaldlnx heat,
cl1ordea 1nd pain. instead
OF thr hurnin < md almost
uneudQrable pain that y
experienced with nfa11J III
the ehesp Qusck htecton1-
, 1864-10-29

Rockford, Oct. IS, 1854.
The report Of the committee Was adopted.
Mr.. Hlckox offered the folio wing resolu.
ton:
Reso1ptd, That Central Committee Of t6ree be
appointed by the chairman to call lnture couyen-
tione OF the sorghum growers, and that the next
Convention be called between the first days Of De.
cember, 1866, and the last day Of January, 1865.
The following gentlemen were appointed
ed the committee:
John 2. Reynolds, Of Sp11n7 field.
Wl1lam s, Waite, Of Greenslne, Green Co.
L. P, Kimball, of'Roczford.
D. B.Petiit, Of Barnes.
II. D. Emory, Of Chicago.
Tho ronvenAlon thpn adjourned sfns die
, 1864-10-29

The above IL corrested List Of the Caudi-
dates, arranged In legal form for the ticket
The tickets should be printed on white pa
per, and In sufficient quantities. Be sure
ard iDrcrt the rumber Of the Congressional,
Senatorial and Representative District
, 1864-10-29

ThsY ctre Suppressed.
Exces2tvbt and F1tutRA
They c1fe GfeGu HIcEp
ness {ChloEOs1a.)
Thsy ours Nervous M
Spinal Affections, Fatns IN
the Back. and lnWef pAE1
OF t. d Body. HaAv1neaaAa
Fatigue 90 slight oxeEuU1,
R1pltHtioQ ol The Heart.
LoWnNk Of SpirltE 3 5see-
n. alek AesQ8che, Gid.tt-
neas, &C., Ac- In 4 word.
by 1tmnvtnx tho elrrsxulAE-
fty tnoy tamove The c3uR6e
and with tt ali tho AEEctt
that spring from II.
, 1864-10-29

Drunkenness Cured.
The inehs1sse mas 10 bid deoA1es 70 NJ sS11p!s
Ing cup, Dr.. Zane'B ant,doe fof suouE ol14A =
EeT1stn oure ior rrunK-cnes 1t tfeArs asn9e
Tor ettpnk d1lnk, hno cao BE- Stm1nn.f1ta W1toout
TIC knowledge Of the pAlieut r....,.
Dear1tptve ctsculsEs sent to AnJ a0aresf fof 6Ale
Dr al respectable I}raaEts u " uted stasss Aaa
EanAde6 Price q Der oo1, OF pAckAes OF 11 Dot
rna tp1 9s.
mo Z, ERQMER, Wholesale Agent,
4ns Chestnut ptr-et. Eh1lAuelphi&. Pa.
, 1864-10-29
WAY ANE pRE83f FOR SALE.

We hive so tona nice Unls Hay. with Presa and
tmpen elts. On Paotla = d LoEA,spoEt RAufoAd.
eraAt bslEaiu. Call II 81 South WAssxsE. EaetTo.
PARKER. 0uL TOE aFEAaua.
oe:o u.7.lot II sAT
, 1864-10-29

Il d:sase Of TIA ssonacHard Mter, ses,nxstnrork>
ths Kd1eyt and H. without dDabt, the most obttua
dtseane, except Consu,npon. that ahecs the hun
constitution. We have no spsce for discussing causes
Vera1on Of starrhy principle Tor yeFetahle poroE
Of the food} Into sugar. which Bdmuates the EdaeJs
suffer from ibis diseass who hIe ignorant OF IT.: that
s they pass large quantities during tho DAY, and Al
during the night No notice Is taken Of It until thea1
attention Is called to the large dscharke Of Hstez AND
control Of ordinary remedies Another symptom i
the great thirst which, when tho disease ID fully esah
without being sattsned h!so dIynees of tho moutz
cracking Of the lips, rect breath, IL tho more Id
aEd the patient z1a9Cslly alazt fom e1aaas1ou-
, 1864-10-29

NroAer's {Upham's) Hair Dye,
80 CENTS A BOX.
Bo1es lAstef th.n Dvta tnas sel 10. y. EATu-
BAL, UURAElK, HkkU IFUL. WARRANTED "a
P!sAse 1ns ~ srt,es Ia. geea - roa sh!y testsd x
Garrett OF Prilauelphla who Or tounoe It iree from
~ potscnoas 1nErea;sLts. Asd ths n,.serts ooMpos.
DrukI1ata and Fancy Goods deA1+at everTwheFn.
3H0. j. KRONER, Sole Proprietor,
&s Cheenut 8t- Pn11Adelphta, p.
, 1864-10-29

Will be preaent- .... .
The people are requested to make all the neces-
sary arrangements for the above meetings.
CNAILEEGE.
Ary one who thinks be can convince the people
th.t they onght'to support Mcclellan and Pe1dle-
ton and the Chicago Platform instead Of Lincoln
and johnson, can be heard at any Of the above
neettnge.
T,leou, Lee Co, Oct. g, In the evening.
, 1864-10-29

This celebrated TOILET s1AF. II srch unlverta!
deAod ia nsdc ffum The choicest MATERIALS. y mild
kltd ennp1uent IN !k nature. trGraDy scented, and
kxre:rglr benen 1al 1c it, acuo npo. the Aln, For
sale By I'll DrnER1En &ad Fancy Goods Deale1A
dE Hf.E1IH LIZ
, 1864-10-29

Composed Of Etmp1a veg
et4ble NI4css, they con-
tain nothing de1ttsriuuB 70
Any cpusHtutton. however,
delicate their junction be-
ing 70 snbstitute strength
for TgAkz e1s, which, whe1
properly used, they MAYER
iaIl to do.
They may be hafely used
1t any Aga and 1t any po-
nod. K1C1t.r DU1IH8 TH1
TRsT rNhKl u01TH1, Qur.
ixKThlthsha unl2lltnR Ia
tQfn Of their seton would
intallIbly F"XxT preX-
nancy.
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, 1864-10-29
CCNSTTTUTIO WAITER

CONSTITUTION WAITER
and We have as much eoandsnce tSst It Is ipeeine =
a H es
Stone In tho Bladder, Calculus
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous Or Milky !,
Discharges after
UFfRating.
p esfsiz ~ y tss eossasaaoa a a ases: AID
In DYgnenonhss, er Painful MeastaattsR
aud Menerrhagta, o. Prsfass Flowing.
meaIt:aN aoid-h t5s ona ea.e being % 3t5le. sas
BE- s. Hs al s.
sGdsea Tasf Gses,sS Sesea oxn =. FALLING or TEE WOMB
xnleh . 20 resalE oi .ela3atloa of the ll&enens
&c: E. z IT,. =.
iae9Ea Tie 1arss. T1n IN u csacs. 0e feao7ed b =
1 ssos s. ra as'e S s. 42as aa9ea. FL
ia il nlns e.sss oat the doctor doee Fs.
disease tha symphonic. We can only euume1ats thefs
ss of s hs 9Es @ bsR
E7aahes Of Heas' 1aazae7' 1sszssode. and D:a:na<
SUPPRESSED MEMsTRUATI0H,
Which In tne unmarried fe1nala ID & constant reeun
s1a7s I'd dsaesfoas msEadies % tie result: q nd T
month Alter month pasees without IN effort betn.
e. &. . h e. Ssas
Me eoa1aPsts5 atGat sxssa eoua a. I'D Co1s517
Irritation Of tho Neck Of the Bladder, 1nfas
nation Of tie Kidnsya, catarrA II
the Bladder, strauguary md
Burning, u Painful
Urtnating.
Tcl shsss Sissssss !; = Egly sogssssgn rsnea3
"a soo masa @ Saa1os % s69o N ~ is pl9o. anxia
toms.
email 81 the back and through the htps2 teaspooN
fnl day Of Constitution Water vii relieve Jou ia
mAkiE~
PHYSICIANS
Have long Ence given up the ube Of puchu. euba,n
snd Juniper IN tho treatment Of these diseases ~;
only 1se them for tho want Of = batter remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
proved Itself equal to the task that has dayosy~
upo0H.
DIURETICS
1r1rate aud drench the Kidneys and by constanr ua
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dit
eaea.
Read! Read! Read LII,
pAH7Hlx, P1., June !, 1aea.
DE- Ex. h. e11a8-Deaf Sts: In February, 1871,
NB1 afflicted with sugar diabetes, and for nvs month
passed moru than two gallons Of water In tweptT
four hpnrs. 1waa ohlfGel to get up often a. a
twelve tines durtux the night; and In nva months
lost about afty pounds T. weight. During the mont
n f-c 5}evr Nffnr r.rv u .v1nx4@~r.z
, 1864-10-29

SWEDISH MEETINGS.
The gallant Col. Oscar Malmbore late OF tbs
ssh llipoie 1n{ant1y, and the Swedish and Nor
weti1n Vice Contul; P. l. HaWkenson, viii i'd
dress their fellow couutrJneu On the political
iFsues Of the day as follows:
bishop HIl, !" Oct -
Galcsburc Knox county. .Oct. 81
, 1864-10-29
CULTIVATION.
The subject Of cultivation Was then taken

Mr. Seward thought clay soil mixed with
eand. With aspes added as q fertilizer, Was
the best. Ashes had tendency to destroy
in thorough cultivation, By manurlng, etc.
Mr., Kimbal read letter from Nj. Had
ley, Of LaSalle, relating his experience with
the different kinds Of seed. rrho letter has
a11eadg appeared In the TR1BUHE.1
Mr. Noes offered q resolution rendering the
thanRs Of the convention to Mr.. ,Hadley Tor
his very able and interesting report. Adopted.
The subject Of cultivation was renewed.
Mr. LstshaW thought that clay sol mixed
with eand, and fertIltzed with ashes and ley,
the yerg'peet that could be planted.
Mr.. Seward offered resolution that COM
mittee of three be appointed to examine and
report on the syrup and sugar on exhibition.
Carried; ard E. n Skinner, Of Wisconsin,,
Spencer, Of McHenry county, were a lpolnted
such committee. About thirty samples OF
syrup and fifteen Of sugar were offered. The
discussion Oh cultivation was again renewed.
Mr.. Emery Of Fulton. planted two kinds Ct
seed, Cainese and Ohaheitan. The former
proouced LIS gallons to the acre, and the
Latter 100. In planting be used the Brown
Planter, and found 1t admirably adapted to
the purpose. In harvesting, he stripped part
Of Lis cane aud some he did not; from not
stripping be got bad results The juice
the contrary leave bad taste from the syrup.
Mr. Spencer Thought the dark sandy prairie
made the best syrup. He scattered ashes over
the field and found good results. His crop
III. Moss did not cue how richly you c1l-
tivated your soil. There shonld be i've Or six
stalks in the hill to prevent sucke1ing. You
must have plenty OF stalks to stop. suckers.
He was for planting the seed dry. It fs gen.
orally DANGEROUS to moisten the seed. Il
arys 9sn it put absol6s t5s a' mgoistn1e gdstan IL Il
the seed and Will injure it. His time OF
planting was IRON the last Of April to
the middle Of May. It ID better to plant
early In case OF drought. He likes rich,
& sa9ay 5iy @ soM Hss planted on virgin soil and
Mr. Seward, after planting, drags the
ground and believes 1t beneficial. He fur
rows his land, plants in the fnrro Y, and drags
across-
latter gentleman gsYe his experience against
the chinch bug. he takes boards, tars one
edge, and then sets them on the opposite
edge around bis cane. In this way he had
eh1t out the rascals-
The Convention then adjourned to 111{ p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Frink offered the following resolutions,
and they were unanimously adopted:
Retolped, 1Ast we recommend the planting of
eoear cane In any good corn ground, especially on
R<fo19ed, That We recommend deep, thorough
and early cultivation.
MI: Scott, Of Ninnebago, said the best way
was to get good, clean ground, and get the
be ahead Of weeds. Granu1at1on depends
upon the growth and condition Of the cane,
ard the eyaporator which We use. He soaked
4. .fr i t. $-k- L..
, 1864-10-29

HaTe long hnce given up the use Of puchu, cubosa
*nd Juniper IN tho treatment Of these diseases. aN
only 1se them for tho want Of 4 better rsmed7s