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Stau, 9sdSftn, 9lau6baut. 9oIs0auS, gBastn.
l,huypm uno S@wtinraau. Sin nirfsbltnSr
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, 1864-01-07

| been your champion IN tie: old world. a
poor champion seemingly. -: Laughed. at,
scorued, it seems weak and loHclY. But
what matters it; ere the account bel closed
principles viii stand for something, and con
science, In all human atfairs, Will have the
last word.
This, gentlemen, is what we would say to
you in tie name OF an who with us, and bet
| ter than ourselves. defend your causa in Eu-
ToFe.. Your words have cheered us; may
ourF In turn cheer you! You have yet to
croes many dark valley, More than oacc
st1atcd TO you; more than once in theface OF
some military cleck or political diMculty,
tie cry will be raised that all is lost What
matters 1t to you! Strengthen your, cause
daily by daily making it more just, and fear
not; t4ere is q God above.
future which sceua 10 stretch itself before
you. The day son emerge at last ffous:the
anguish of: civil war-a1d you will suraly
come out freed from the odious Institution
Which corrupted TIC public manners and.de:
graded your domestic Us well Us your foreign
Foltcy-.that day your whole country, South
as well US North, and the South perhaps more
fully than the North, will enter upon a
wholly new prosperity. European emigra-
tlon will hastcn toward your ports. and will
lca1n tic road to those whom until now It
has feared to approach. Cultivation, now
abandoned, will renew its yield: Liberty
for these nrc her mir1cles-H1n roglT1fg by
her touch the soil Which slayery had rendered
barren. ~, T.:
Then there will be born unto you great
ness nobler end more stable than the old, for
in this greatness there will be no sacralce OF
Justice.
AaESoR DE GAspAR1N;
AUGUsTM COcuIE,
+: EDouARD 1ABou1AYE, Member
=: Of the Institute Of FraRce
>. HEEk1 MARTIN.
Patis, October 81, 1868. ..,.
, 1864-01-07
This gentleman o1e1 the following reference seeast
Ing toe facts of the case:
Hon. MM H1G1ER EkGoyesnor Penn1ylTania,
Hon. THUS FLORENCE, FhilAtelphl3
Hcn. J.C. Knox, Attorney Genera, ,HaTriahurx Pa.
Hon. J. S. BLACK. q. S. Aito1ns General, Mash-
fion D. T. PORTER, Ex-Governor F4.
Hon R. GKIEK, Inuge q. s. Court
Hon. JOHN BlGLER, E1Goyernot CAlifotnia.

OF The ghole nupbe. treste,, shown y or cert
Kiopcys.GrAye1 =, prop.tcal sweiliugs- The aver:
age amount Of medicine Consumed, as certtd
Naa seyen bottles tie H:efaEe 36p Of snEat3E ons
males. ri ch1ldren, 1nd Tie balance naies
1e12l we're ttstsl from cisesses Ar1sinE fran sIcet
set Aabts OF Dissipation. Youthful use A:ten.
!cu Htth !sr1oa* t3m2toms, among which WILL nc
foundtnt ispos1 Ion to e1.rtion, Wcst nerves. elm.
onllity restles est Of eoea=ts .sruetn
Of manner TbetG ssmptomE, II Rlo~c3 to cnnunue,
woulo uneon>teS resu In ertlepic It's. Insanity or
nox E,9E toousands of 1as3 or <asSs
tftsona, and The niae they rrodnce- Out Of
ttssc 0.l21 there wire 52I 1Iaes. $3.50 fna1es The
o1 fnE rCaln!rE nnm Der sisted IN letters.
T1e sssraxe Term o. ~, 1nZ ~ ~ vesrs: assrsgs
lux foet. In respert 70 a1loent. peculiar 70 women
IL GecH.e life. Il IL III be f-and lnyAua-
bic No faulty should he vtihontts
Head, Tleerauon OF The Throat and lcss. Pa!as IN
swtnlnks Of the Donea. Tetser, PmpleA on The fsce
and III 1csly eruptions of the skin,
Rgn we're treated for diseases Of the b1ooi arising
teate. for sJpt H.. 81 for Lumors In the blDo', -
for diseases OF satu-r in NJ their stAges IL
Ills clats cerf1aleiA adenss co not really 20 uc
cattIhcater tcl accounts Tor tne small hum?
leeetsot. OF ttis number 42,9 were naies. ana 0l
sern of endeztoE uoztns: average auounf coneumed
7he ssoye rtat.sics arc taken from ol.ry kept e1
7; etFop11 tory making this statement hopes t:ai
tis mo- ire may tt ated- 4 fee,t that entire
or ts cue to s1I bas prompted him 20 DO 70. ~n
sn so.,, aTs g. ne q a
ii NJ thar heAth Eae Of money ana set these same
VIII Luaf Feds Of ollArs ia dresa aad
tiaaaa:son. and think nothing of It. Such forget
, 1864-01-07
co n STlTUTaON!
AND THE oHLY KNOWN RRMEpY FoE
Diabetes, and Diseases Of
the Kidneys and Bladder.
Constitution Water

Has heca prononncel by the Medical Fscolsy. md
rermancnt euro OF al discusses Of tho Stomach, Lver
Kidneys, bladder and Womb, thss has eycr beaa
II il not Il Medical xaser. It is from experience
iInt Constitution Water has el1ansted, and No now
eay let no m4u doubt when single bottle haa boen
known to cure diseases whlch the best medical talent
IN this country has E..lcd 70 relieve.
Water CANNOT BE- classeI under "Qnock" preparations
1T is now rsed BY the most scientific In
this city. 1t IL only second c1as physlcan8 that err
down po2nar refuolles, while the batter skilled make
use OF every means TO accomplish curb: and tho
bncfHaa OF the phJhcfan Increases his knowledge Of
different remedies eoables hlm to produces cure,
while others ta In the attempt. Science Is aattaned
with the TRUTH
Give Consntntton Water fA,r t1iai-we mean you
who under 4oTa specialists care from year 10
year. and particularly ailudc to ladies' who aru
conBtanty resoftnS to local treatment and Al bofts
local for diseases. With much chance
ofsnccsss as there won!u bc from local applications
VIC have always been caEefnl TO use language tn cur
trcular that could not shock the most delicate
xatfcn, but We recetye 50 many ffun
parsons for which Constitution Water Ia adapted and
hnye come TO the conclusion that the rcuey Ia
pable Of producing cure, matter what tho fseaac
may be, It should be made known. The medicine Is
put up for the public, aud there ahopld be excrp-
lions,
ed PIN, made to suit the eye and tastc; It Is medi
sine In seRse term placed ia tho h.nds Of
cure. We woai say, that The dirrctfons il regard to
Diet etc. relate only To the disease under which they
occur.
, 1864-01-07
JOSEPH II. ALLEN, Pun,.sher.
l1a Washington Street, Bosten.
ta5-t6i2.st-Tp ThagA
NOTICE OF
Leasing Abandoned Plantations.

By direction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, snd
IN pursuance ot The order Of tho Secretary OF War
hafe assnmsd ths supervision Of LEASING abaadoned
State States w.th!n ths Es.at Agency, which enb1sces
ss,rpi and a,aeamn sss within tne lines the army
Ishal 50 down the Mississippi At once to make The
nccesHsrT arrangements for leasing pFaptssions aud
providing them with the II Dor Of freedmen.
Information MS to tprn,s. Ec will be published as
soon ts possible. IN the tine persons dca1r-
ors Of leasing plantations for the coming rear Hxy
assured that every e6< It wilt be made to tpsaYr
pro- echou to thoBc WorktrE such land and . allow
prodts commensurate 10 tho eutfrprtse.
Persons VIII Etua means disposed to deEote their
pt1son;l labor With tho.c employed By them, Will Be
It ts estimate By those who have c1suatned the
subject, that the capital required for working one
buntftd Et be about 5000 sud the net pfodta
about SIC oCo, ut present prfcca Of the s.uplea.
Agricultural enta mud s} other articles used
= cnlitEat!r Ethe r1antAtons must be furnished By
The ffecdren will be forwarded to places con.
yenient for tmpoJlnent and 1t is supposed thst -
many are Msnteu can be fpuc3 r.ady to labor. :.
Agents viii BE immediately 81 p,ofntcd a1ihoffred
e lease to lhosc who apply as Goodri.hs Landing,
vtckttu1g Satche3 n3d s1ch otaer places "a msY b.
convenleotto peFfonA Interested -.
tated at Cir cinnat, uecGmnex nth: 1stg * 90 :
VIM. r. AELLES,
:E7s Sup rv.stng spcci.! agent.
ta6tsn-T First Agency Trcssury Department.
, 1864-01-07

A KISS IN TIE RIGHT D1REcT1oS.-At the
Ladies' Fair recently held in Columbus, Ohio,
pretty Indian girl was observed exertine
her persuasive powers to their utmost ten:
sion, trying to induce certa1n military gent
who ranks as Captain. to buy bead basket
or some other ornament she had in her pos.
session. AS the gallant Captain had been
gonged an unlimited number Of times during
the evening, be didn't sec It.; but, thinking
to startle the maiden, said, jokingly, g Don'7
want to buy your trinkets, but Til give you
five dollars tor Kiss" The maiden reflected
moment. She wes 1aboriug IN noble
cause-fof the soldiers' good; "snscly, in
such case there's no harm; SO, in twink.
ling Of the eye, she said, "Done, sir!" aad,
US BE expressed It, she gave him n whopper,
right on biz check. :" Military drew back,
a1n a9ashea: g, It. The crowd saw It and langhed;
out h,s somewhat depleted wallet md forked
over ~" He then rushed frantically IN
stairs and drowned his sorrow in q flowing
bowl Of oyster soup. The maiden, In The
meantime, maintained her accustomed tran.
guilty, and yet survives, fitting monument
to IyOmantR ratrfntfc enirit
, 1864-01-07

kev. ID. u. Conway writes to the Boston
Commonwealth the following criticism on these
t1vo t;,rot ,,orfn,,,,o,z.
Two gseat performers:
tne s@agc lWo no1ables OF whom l have al.
Ways means % Nrlte some acconnt-namely
tcchter and kistort. techter, whom, from
lis appearance, should take to be neither
6e1man nor french. hut one Of those happy
genulses e: e; Chopln ahd Cneruolnll who.
ale ,. no" 1i nna taen ooln somewhere near the
uoruef hne oet"een me TWO. he has
g. strons, t,,o raemG accent, which reminds ne
f1t o. 11at o. Agasale' woom except tor his
ae IS es1aen1i} noln 10! me stase, and moges
on a: WIN IN qnconsclonsncss aud sefpos-
seEGion EnlGn $40" tnat "hat ha 1s Is organic
"Hnuln- f.utde Meye'4s otaht2np GsDft.. lie
ts moss s1ar!lng "nen most simple. when
Mne5 ~ asao.s 5npessonatlng p simllar ehafactess
a'c II 80 S4apo1alely ualA' qeeP ano mysterious, le
IS an transparency. He has no stage strut or
a ,Eannertsm ~ afs &c heas1lety nna Gelerlty are
Mondcl1ui, ana tne cnanRes o. MS ooanten,
Snce IN eecnes representing passion and
en,Glaon, e.:.31 q9, ale awlul. ne nnsnes red
"lth Ills anger, ana tnlns paie IN MS cner-
.ency, so tnat his audience Is silent and
nIeatEless, instead Of noisy and applanslve.
lils movements are series o. tableaux, like
tue Leaps o. stag: Where IN moments Of
a9isatlon other To3ccs uro Fa1seds bis Is psua-
y lowered; l think my Young person pre-
pallng lor tue stage conld scarcely hare q
oetter training than to attend Fecbfers plays
1xW months. :. /
sery d'nerent Is Inc great ltalian actress.
hletoffs nfst da1t upon Inc stage Is m cleo
TIC foaeh. she at once reminded me OF ka-
clci, ma yet no 1No persons could be more
plss'mllar-eScept lhat tngfe ts a strong fam-
~. likeness netMeen au great gen1nses.
, 1864-01-07

1"rtucEy nf JRmes' Hospital, Custom House
.'- 9, kttS pTltalk ssshl!shed in ls1. INV Of y
II 16 IN e1cc, Ecash Illinois. specinlist 70 tIe
t1ta'r.cni q oI.D CAKoAIc. Aikaoga.ttpl: II gs29n
,o:las. h.s:Tic or s::sssr-i1. d: JsEss Usz. y,
b. t!Israt<7s. Ortauic WrsInt<~ bronElt On "
oser taxat:u II hst:nsts r onse.Sa @
dc:.:its c:r t,,fe; IL MI n-.i,''r ncthod, and tne
or t:rrfnr t1te wraiue-ss-' in beth time and CT
1oe..ft. .-- ,,,y,,,,r1r ~ ato
HLcrr inc '.lt.,i has h.,"F7e pois9ne. ptoaael9e
lie i. I'd and Lv... .tar1ttd tlrGf nott, limbs aad
'body sr1onla, tcc:her Ti'h III endless nunpcs ot
Dr. jair !. Recommended hy tic Ircas gcneraNy q
the South, Tic 1ctca !rcr. and pfntessofe Of med
fca. colleses c1c. 11-r E!c cd k!uuid apply unme
d:H'cy, and be cnfcd +,t lhe-e terrible dtscssfa ~
I&euctrlct lr, Ja1nc%' Ofce and ParlpFa arc 1t IS
Randolph, lH:wecn SIZE ard l'sarts,rn at1ecss.
1uYioi4ble j41t1t2trfs
, 1864-01-07
tt at rco1 health
IL true wealth.

Let u look At TIC Eeatter for !. moment There ara
aeElngente. puTgEtvrx n7rcouca 1otsons diEreties.
iiooa purifiers, &c Tnetc ID no conradstun& ths fol-
loving facts:
roisou for one Is poison tor all
a narcotic for OLe i. 4 narcotic for al.
A dturetic for ore is cinretc for I'LL.
"A purrSQye for 0te Il q pnEgnuEe for all.
A blood purifier fer one 10 blood rnr1ntr for all
With this eerenrs only. TIA: soue cons itut1ons re-
Cu1re mora than others
The Extract Sartkat4ua 81 Anaxet in nM eAa.A 4qd
will aororI Ien ~ much ns any 0thes pu1iher. Van
gladly psy Is, 900 for = t~ttes afttcle. -"
M3 Extract Duct ID lHnrt tic aEd Will 2cf a. such
a. uucn ss any other. Will ela1lY paI
ro0 for better article. Both vegetable prepara-
1oAt rle ass1t in taste tnd oeor. an1 safe ana are
taken by Dcn. women an1 chIdsen- Explicit dlEec-
lions acnmrrany the MtdlciDe
70 The suffering 1 would say. in conclusion that
tsre Lad mnch 70 ronteod With, 1hn objacts bclpg
chiefly eese1iPt,on I1e eIpcass n pre:aripS
don them ~ patsnt ncdIClne manufacturers 90, bns
hare beez co1'p+1led to seI1 for cash.
Consequently, hsvr lost much by uurrsncfpled
dealers ene eavorpG to eipoe Of tbeiI orn other
articles tie fepusatlan a. Inc. The merit OF y
rFepsratos8 has. however, quietly puatnt them lato
favor hut sou ELL need 10 exetttse csre TO obtain p
true pferAfAft0na -3
Ask to1 HELMBoLD Preparations:
, 1864-01-07

r. 81 T. ia EGER.
, 1864-01-07

TIE DISTINGUISHED DEAD OF lSG3-Ths
King Of Denmark Is, we believe, the onls
mona1ch who has died during the past year
France has lost Billault. her leading govern.
meut minister. England 8 List of dlstinS Saished
dead is unusually large. It includes the Mar.
9uise. Of Lansdowne and Normandy, 81.
er, Sir Cress,gen Cresswell, Lord Clyde,
Archbishop Whately and Lord Lyrdhurst
In this country but very few prominent cir.
illiars have died. In the army our losses
have been severe, including among the Gen,
erals the names Of Berry, Reynolds, Sill
Lytle, Payard, Saunders, Buford and Corcoran,
TIE Theta hd lost the n as.s
Stonewa1l Jackson, Generals Paxton, Tracy,
Tilgham, Fender, Garnett, Barksdale, Helm,
Smith, Van Dorm, and John D. Floyd and Mr.;
Yancey. Mexico has lost ono Of her best
men,. Gen. Comonfort !;
, 1864-01-07


The following letter from the first white
person born in Ohio, has been received by
the managers Of the Great Western Sanitary
Fair at Cincinnati:
DErHKLEHEH, Pa, Dec. T., 1a;aff
DEAR FR1ENp AT yout request forward
you my photograph. Was born on the 1{}th
day of AIril, 1881, in Salem, one Of the No
IA, ian Mission Stations, in tho present county
Of Tutcaiawns, State of Ohio. When BE-
tween four and i've months old, / was caI,-
tur.d d, together with all the rest Of the Mis-
sioEa1ies, BY the wild Indians, and taken to
Upper Sandusky, tle1 a wilderness, was
carried ali the way, wrapped up In b1anket
on the back Of one Of the Christian Indian
women. Lam called tho frat white person
born in yo1r now great State, and althou d
to greet my Western sisters, md wish them
success in their laudab1e enterprise.
JOHANNA MARIA HEcHnwELDER.:
, 1864-01-07
What the Rebels Lose.

The Richmond EHquirer Of the 24th says
there losses BY being driven: out Of East
Tennessee are incalcu1able. They are not
only deprived Of the vast Hour mills Of that
country which previously supplied the whole
army, but Of tue vast mnchine shops expcn'
they are cut off from the coal, iron ana copper
mines, which are worth millions to Us. Tht
copper rolling mills at Cleveland, superin.
tended by Col Peet, government agent, ani
which were burnt by the Fcderals, formerly
turned out G,0W pounds Of copper per day
Over 3,000,oO pounds Of copper have beer
aT eonpes to rg aG 5 m IT, can phs was ht
which kept them supplied with copper fo1
Eercussion cnps and cannon.
, 1864-01-07
Tho New Copperhead Church.

Tho New Copperhead Church. !.
The following is the call for a new church
organization, started In Ohio. We bespeak q
dcaconship for Dick Merrlck, and if not in
consistent with the .plan, ,would suggest Com
isky as organ blower:
AeAIL ron a NEW CHURCH ORGANIZATION. !
IN consequence Of the fntoleraut aud unchrlstIan
spirit manifested by the fauat1cal Abolition prcac
crs end other officials controlling most or tbs
churches Of tho country, It becomes a matter oi
rast importance to hayo Bome church Organization
IN which the pnre and practicable gospel Of ent
which Sabbath schools shall be established IN
%5ieh eur children shall b tangs: etble t5utes h r.:
tain such an osganixation,t the undersigned e,raast
j. request the friends Of ciyil md religious liberty
irrespective Of sect creed to meet as in Lsncas
ter On Thureday, tue tn das Of ganuasv pext fol
mutual consultation and concert OF action,
Rd*on 4. Dlds, Virgil T. Shaw,
a. L. Fellers, : Josiah Wright,
Jamea Afford ' Joseph Sharp,
HtnIy Aepach -; William Codman,
j. ". Cunningham, j. ". Tow5on,
Jccob Baker, Thomas Rccs.
LANCASTER Dec o. 1853
, 1864-01-07

- Some idea may be formed Of the char
acter Of cottages in Newport, r. l., when it
Is understood that Mr. Bareda offers his cot
tage on South Town street for sale at the
modest little price of 500, LOCO. The present
owner Is the Peruvian Minister to this
country who has been transferred to the
Court OF Spain.
, 1864-01-07
DR. EVERsoN'
Ei'E hND EhR INRIRhhRY
And CLINIC INSTITUTE,
For the treatment Of diseases Of the
EYE, EAR, CATARRH,
And Mi affections Of the
Head, Throat, LunRa, Air Passages, and al
Chronic Diseases.


Chfpn1c Diseases.
vr.vSfss AKIN RINGING; TX THE FAIRS cnrEn
uEAf o1-oo nS'I = nv: sfTT1tE1 ~ e e*aAAs ~o1'So
= p-'l, ,na q : : - 80. ... ~,
MI. a. . lnIGH. a.: II s1ntn tinlS S1eet. IN.
cured at oae sssaEg EtneMi a9yeH pciH II ~
-. ~ AA1AlsAA etAEt r.N.
Mr. DtE.11 S15Mx st.re msSte1fsr & IT q tas
crs III H. sTo yeat very sever aecns III aesa
THROAT - aaa nasa, passaee eJx,sthsng was very dm-
Gn; nG p pI trctss ~ Lii sn y, ts oasa"
elfe!y nnu 1IcatSn Nttn ~ ne na!n!a "a xAin,
INC ~ua feslofca pe7ect neAln II st1 weeks
ny IT: ~ ro-.r y, v~-r.3v,,,-
, 1864-01-07
T,AX SALE NOTICE,


eTATE or ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY, l.,
C1TY or Cn1c1Go, ~. 5eo'
Tp join q. Tautu. and all others whom it rnsy
You are hereby notified Tint at the ax1e Of lots ard
Csnh md Eta,c ol illinois, ln3dc n par4uAnne tolaw
r Tic ttcn Ctr Collector Of 1std city Of Ch1caso
ii, .een, Tor Tie municipal yc.r eighteen bunarsd
h1xty-ont dol which satt tas IS 9no c3sIs wcfe
ok place ~ tal ~ e "a ApTT Tss /,
ul.dtfsieMd purchased Block numttt eight g? IN
Canal Tfnses subdiSlstea Of paTt q 5scaoa ~ ta!s,
fourteen {ll cast OF tao ID A situate in Eaii ely
of CHI n:o, County Of CooE aad st3te o. lu!noia.
thereon; and tiiat tl'e une os redemption thereof
te,.s tSt,ur4nd e1yh. hundred Epd stxt5-!n1r stl
Ins-159iSt DAVID r. aLoSGA.
, 1864-01-07

B L. c. saxton, who swindled 1Ir. Aris-
tarchus Champion, Of Rochester, N. r, out
ofabout .s1o0, 600, has been sentenced to the
State Prison at Auburn, for three years, at
hard labor. He asked for immediate tril on
the remaining criminal indictment against
him, but this was denied.
, 1864-01-07
taS.tM+-Bt

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
~ SALEM ADHIRALTF.-By virtue oe ,fort
*r,ts of snle BY the Hon. EAHr1L q. TREAT, Judge
sithe Unita states Di.tErt Court foF the s.n1hern
eaay Of Decem6 !. p. lsas Eiil bc so'd Of l.ubie
IN slid D!strict, On the 18th day Of Jsausrs.
1T she toI1oT!ns II dess19ed RfopsEsy. y vi I'D
ho1 Of medicines and Is mulcs, the asnis hav1nGs
been condemned - coutr7hand OF war :.
D. L. PHILLIPS
aeSltS8{-1Qt u 8. Mnrghnf
, 1864-01-07

TO thls mus. tc attached certificate sIgaeu by III.
y. Dstrct Judge or u g. District Attorney in FORM
as follows: :.,'.T
."I hereby certify that the above nenci -
EroEn to ne ts ne: * property and arc good aad
The Bread must Re baked Ia loaycs OF twen.y-two
ounces fl wef and be kcd irors good hour
Samples OF lstucty labeEicd must 80 deliver
ed With tho proposa1a aod Etierted 70 thsren. Also.
must be delivered in neat boxes of card bogzl tin,
fnlly labelled and ant IN paper parcels! AL bidders
must give 1ter names In fill, and also state their
places Of residence and business Each bid must have
q printed copy Of this advertisement attached TO- It.
FayEe1s 70 be made In such funds mRy be furnish
cd hy the United States.
The Undersigned reserves the right reject any or
all bids. Bidders must be pre&ent st the opening Of
the bldg,
Separate bids will be received for each Of the above
named pisces. or one bid may include nil Of tharn,
Proposals must be Ia duplicate, enclosed In an en-
veiope addressed to the Undersigned, and endorsed
Proposals for Fresh Bread" ;" MP. SMALL,
lnn3-!sft-ln. II. Colonel and C. s.
, 1864-01-07
0o}>art1tersf)l1).

THE. SPECIAL CO-PARTNER-
J. SHIP heretofore existing between the under
signed IL thts Day dissolved By mutual consent.
(Slgued) J. Q. MELLEN.
, 1864-01-07
A r N O L D s.
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
N i chine Copying Ink
MEESRS. p. Sc j. ARNOLD
CHEMISTS, &c,
1855 Adcrsgate Street, London, .

>--~E~N0 -~N>3 AeAA5
necmit their duty to caution the American Public
against spurious Imitation OF the ArtIeles-ofTere1
for Sale Purchased and Sold by paStez IN tho T. s.
Several Of theae Bottles have been transmitted
from New York to Me4ars. r. e j. ARNOLD, the
LABELS On Which Bottles hey hars submitted to
without hesitation, that they arc FOEGERIE5.
With Vicw to check this dlsreputable practice,
MeFers- J. Arnold hare given reremptoFy orders
to their Manufacturers Of Bottles TO have future.
every Bottle Stamped had ludcnted with their Names
ZIP. & ]. ARNOLD. London,s'
With view Of protecting themselves, and Of secur.
Ing to tue Purchasers and Consumers In America the
Genuine Article.
SINCE the aboye p1ecantson v.s adopted BY Messss.
Ties at the time OF thcir Manufacture the following
Advertisement appears In the Boston and o,hef
I'd Junk Dealere and Bottle Collectors IN Pht1ade,
phta, Ualt1mOre and WAshtngt .-9toue
Ink Bottles. Quarts, Rints, md Half Ptnty, which
have held AEnolds' Inks. or Bottles OF tho salae
:; Z ccass per dozen for 9aasss. .s,
Is ~ Haifpfnta
Will be paid bJ the Subscr1ner Who Will pay Freight
to New fosS: "SIgaed-;s. 8. 'srA11oRn. No. ID
Aessts- r. l. J. ARNOLD Ieaye 1t with tho American
Puhhc to draw their own inference from this Aaver.
tton Of spurious for a GENUINE Article.
The Genuine can be had ct ". Il C. T. HERRICK,
6tattoners, Is John street. Agents for the q. 8.
Observation-Disclosures
, 1864-01-07

pROPoSAIS.
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aers'gned unt u O'Clock H. We nesdsy, 18th jan,
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sas aftst
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f;ssTs ;ss;Fs ytIoggs RiS1tIIog rffpsf; feSsf white.
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7;,sn 7ssn Enbba; pie. es Of:
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All bidders mna give their names In fp also state
fheir place Of residence md bu1nets-
, 1864-01-07
Human Frnilty, Or EEaysxoloS1.
mi Ii rx.fnHR.

Htauld he rtad by everybody. Il treAts on, sui
sGSs noM nc es aaeS g om ssFy snsss
Fgrc n,sihod T. o. d!snslling rs misSyings maoy e
T. A. HARROK. 19I nleccker street, New forI.
Price es ccnts Mailed ffee eye1ywaere- -"
To t:c tna also OF Il. sCOv1L, 70 Randolph street,
sclucaEo. III. df*{-tg7-1YJS