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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21
Sos. PROSPECTS,. 1863
CHAGO TRIBUNE
A Dailtri Weekly and Neesi'
paper.
DEVOTED 70
News ,merce. Politics. Agrieuitafe'
;ence and Literature.

News. pmprce. Poirsic>- Aefisuit''
ience and Literature
yy-Bn MISSION TO TRAITORS
.sThe In Must and shall be Preserved"
TIE xrCp;on party has just achieved tue most
l1rio,,s ..rrrL.uI triumph II lie history q our
ns.ior in reelection u Abraham L-1hGotA y tne
Preeisercife destiny OF ear oeaS 81 Country
Will be en,ei to thai ell trled and pare ssa'ssHan.
These feusrs viii make more history Than = a.
ever AIlotto any Ike psrlod Its more stFiAlns
features embrace the crushing al the fe0eiilSn
by the DC Of the Evcrd, tie restoration q me
Union. anLe freedom Of every slave tn4i trsads
,rnerirsnI For these measures the people have
declared ss1nder tones and their emphatic Toice
will =. obs While these great events are trans
riring no Door or rlch-can auord 70 O. 'ta!1-
IN. nsrpar l. ! as necessary a. has dairy
bread.
The Culo TRIBUNE j. before yea.
This wshorn and popular journal IS noted ior
syoysinr iertiulsnts with cant = ie2rlessneso anu
indeuenisu Il aims T. the Right rather than popu-
lar and "a the responsibility at tsl.lng the truth,
regardless The offence slai may De gwen 20 Irsu-
dice and lcsnce. r.--
The PRIHIEs ana OBJECTS which he CHICAGO
TRIBUNE sstSes are
TIE CATsE FREEDOM,
Jucs AND HUMASITY,
PEsPsTUIrY OF THE | MON,
OBEDIENCE TIE CONSTITUTIONS
ASa-PREMAcY or The Laws
A DENIAL OF TIE RIGHT OF
REBEL TO Hb Any LOYAL
PEN N SLAVERY, AND AN
AFFIRMANCE THAT REBELS HAVE
No RI6HT DER THE
TT y
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Colored Fashion Plates III Advance
II i, the only Magazine whose fa>hloh
. plates can be relied on.

Each number contains a Ftshion Plate, engraved On
steel ami culorei-trom Fashions later shan any other
Magazine gives also, dozen er mre Ne" ~ en-
rfra1 on wood: also. 4 Pattern, from which bress.
N,rtjlIa or ChIi's Costume can - cut W1LHo ts
All Of mantua INA that each nuslsl = IN Ji9
.vvTl SAVE YEARS ~ BSCkIfiloN. th1
paris London Philadelphia ana New York fashions
arr described. at length. erch month Patterns %
CAPS Ban..ets, Head Dresses. e gwen. us
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DR.. Livingstone, the explorer of
Central Africa. 10 preparing for voy age
to India.
The new ten cent postal currency
notes will be printed on paper made OF
corn husks
"A young noblemsn just dead in
London Rad MS life insured for half a
million dollsrs.
- Mr.. Lincoln, says foreign corres-
pendent, vas burnt in efhgy in London
on tie 9Th uls-s 7-~--
A patent for $4,000 scres Of Cali
fornis land vas lately issued to Gen
H.llsck and SthGs. INV sxua
A ssirte Vas fired from the pirate
florids u honor OF NJ I,Nsis - eisc-
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s Y Mp r o M S ::

The symptoms of Catarrh IS they generally sppcAF
first yery slight Persons IND tAeF nave
cold. that tGeg have frequent attacks and are sots
ton, the be dry. slight dtSeha rye AlI
ana atrl a.terwari becoming thick and adhesive Ns
the disease becomes chro nc. the discharges arc m
creased in quantity and changed in quality; they arr
thick AM he4Vv and are banked or c5uE6esi on Inc
-ecretsuuS offensive. causing bad ereath t'e
voice tlFk aud nasal, the arr weak the >iiSS
Of he smell i leSzen-d destroyei ces ness t'e
quenflv takes place Another common ana nP's ana
symptom - Caiarrh - tAat the person = "o-'A 1"
,fssu his throat in tae morning OF :hllN or SHINY
mucous which has iailen down from the neat ahFhS
the ugit. When tal- takes place, TIE person nlaN ~
sure at hiS disease = WAY ~ the lungs and
should lose ue time in arrestlng II
TIE ABOVE ARR But FEW or THE CArARRH
SYMPTOMS.
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FLrsG out the old banner, LET ;oid AFTER fold, -
Enshrine new glory as each IL unfuried;
Let it speak 10 our hsarts still . sweet OF old,
The herald Of Freedom all over the world
Letit float out in triumph, let it wave head,
The noble old ensign, its stripes and its stars:
J; gave Us our freedom, Ger shadows dead.
Gave might to heroes, made sacred their scars,
Let wave in the sunbeam, unfured in the storm,
Our guardian at morning, our beacon At night,
When peace shines in spendor athwars her bright form
Or vars bloody hand holdsthe standard Of might.
Unfur the old banner, its traitors crush down,
Let it still be the banner that covers the brave,
The star .psnsled banner, with glory we own,
'Tis too noble banner for tyrant and slave.
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notwithstanding the enormously increased eoss y
,.rar and the consequent IN TIE pFice q oe-S
T-a1:,,a- aTs.terson.s- wiz Dc furnished = NLhse
.s-sss,s .. Two DOLLARS \ lEAE, Cash n Ad-
xsnce Arrangements have been ms5e, oy whteo, n
1885 il viii be better than ever " AASAElas = %
H. r.rt will approach il in cheaPness, hence IL VIII
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A YANKEE PIE FACTORY.

:. -Hx~who stE0iis along tins streets OF the me-
eropoiis Of the East pies to the right Q! him
pies 70 the lsft of him, baked and delivered
upon the energy, enterprise, and capital requir-
ed to make pies for the people. When the
house wife makes a weekly batch Of pies, she
has her hands full. What shall be said of the
concerns who make. daily pies for a whole city,
whose ealulations are all pie; whose thoughts
are on pie; the very end and aim Of their exist
ence being to turn out As many pies as possible?
~One manufacturer in this city makes from 3d.
600 to 10000 pies per week. He occupies four
buildings, and has ten horses and wagons en-
gagged in delivering his pies about the city.
THE OUTSIDE OF THE PIES.
= Every BODY knows what the outside OF pie
is-it is -four, water, aud shortening, or butter.
These materials are kneeded into paste rolled
out thin, and spread over the contents OF the
dish. In Mr. Hopkins factory. one man stands
before . mound Of paste which he can scarcely
see over; this he manipuIates and stirs about
after the most approved fashion. hands sundry
portions Of it over to the rollers that stand be-
side him He twists off q modcun about as
large as . mans fist. which busy youth beside
him rolls out into large tapping disk of paste.
This disk is uncerimoniously tossed over to
women opposite, who have pie dishes before
them ready filed. The crust is spread
neatly over a disk, trimmed off quick ly
on tho edges, and passed to the baker. Eight
ten individuals continually rolling pie
crust. Aad i, is needless to say that in this
branch Of the Business they exceedingly
dexterous. Long practice has made them ia
milisr with it, and they roll as the sea rolls
monotonously and forever.
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NOTICE

N-0TICE il bsreby given that wi self Al Public
auction OF the Ita ftzr e& January. 1858. At tire
late residence Of CU-rsus oEsrn1ar, late OF wsyne
enuutv Tuians decs ssed All MS persona. p-n.s-sv
csusstiny CIV ayuus. Harness. one Feather Bed and
B~iiinz Caxirs. Tables. sRd ether Hoesshogf and
Kitchen Furniture.
A credit az SIX rac-the vii b. E.Ksa IN all sum.
over Three pessa-s--tt rGr-tss-- r-~-r his note
with approved security, waving rAlz4soa and ap-
p-sissusct IAxs- Sale commence at 10 o'clock A.
" SAMUEL BESDY, Adn'r.
Esrhreo1- De, a. -. ss.s
- -- s-ale
E aes
agf ga sH s.
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1865.

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obliged to advance, which VIII depend upon the price
OF paper.
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the person sending tue club, making SIX
copies II "a
Eight copies one wear, and extra copy -
the person sending the club. ma@lng nine
copies 60 ~ W
Eleven copies ore year end extra copy-to
tie person sending the ciab, making twelve
3. q = ? = ~
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scriber.
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NThp lie Stephen A Douglas est
mate Of Abrahsm Lincoln: Eos
He Is a fearless, honest man, and the
country will be safe in bic hand.I'
Tho 10 what Mr.. DcuglAe said to 4en
Stesduan ~ sDetsost In the Aututnu OF
1850, trst before Mr.. Lincoln Was elect.
ed. - @s5r ~ .1 ar,stsr
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Gen. CAssnprws anss~eess s.ss fcsr nsfpissc
drafted ~ The Segh &as~rs Ssstusrs fsssht u
Zoe esssls - fvssttss, rsrs. fA-sss thsy s1 We,
than Two ~ssts ssil ~ Gasp Csrrfrsscn bsess 'h.-
!s fes .hs ssd ssss sscd ~ asasrsis to ~ ssAi sy
mnssiag. IT q - GkH
c.. esrv,sss5 SQ - ~ u q. t.s ash - Cssc-
rsde Cavslfy, rcstA . bely sce ic1isns -sss (nss
Lycssfelldryr.ssntly. e-sssos fsxs ssd SIS 10
AID khfeD<sGess q 1QSs ~ sra l64&ss
d. Gel &c Ices - S0sn -
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rn a1 mAGa7INE FOR THE TIMESl


The stores in Peterson are prouognet .o p T 4,
=. 1880 s.z,ulere Mrs Ann ;. stephens, EtA
-. n Dsnjson Frank Lee Benedict, he az
thor Of susy Is Diarx, 5 ArshaI; + / - Ii
sa- Mention Leslie Walter, irginia r. owns,
$50 e. cara Augusta. and the author o. -" ne
Secona Life besides all the most popular ie1s
,sr ~ America are regular contributors IN aadii'h
=, ,b ts,al number OF shorter stories there wa o
.;van in ISIS FoCR ORIGINAL Cory kIdHrkp NoNE-
LErTEs. viz: A
TuEr.Sr pIANTAGENET, By Ann : Ste
TiiE MISSING DIAMOND, By t. author O.
4 woHAN-s REVENGE. By Ioaise Chandler
C0oTET vs. CoQUET. By Frank Lee Bene-
dict. A.,
7, IL Illustrations also, Peterson" Is unrlFaAeo-
The Publisher challenges comparison between i's
Superb Mezzotints and other Steel En-
cravings,
Anathose in other Magazines, aud one at least l. CIV
en- in every number.
Colored Fashion Plates in Advances
II i. the only Magazine whose fa>hion
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21
TESTIMONIALS.

4 Single Bottle Will last a nIonth--to DC
rsed three times a day.
, 1864-01-24

tfossa.Ey of e. E he1A s!1ect Mo-,
sr 1e consncd at hs ~ S9ni4 o Gasr 1rn IN e
osS oece, on ~ Chronic .ad o'sS1sss o. o.
f1ra;s MA pnrnselleiel tacce g. Ao1Ins saRAIttSs
5iIrrr adIcs and Gensic1nen Gan fonsuH tae
SosH. = H.; Eueiays 10 toIe 4 n. commua'cnannens = na
HsorIdrnfi.1 Cousu'tattot;s frce Address X - Bn1
nnin.e Two st.mps and ret lis Guide to Health
F,on Tie Doctors lnrS c9ptr1cnce u A2:nEs1 ;i ana
r,s iFr5ect cures for all Chronic Dseases In thctF
mas. sfytrc anJ conplic2ted stages. in veI5 short
Young men suffering iren aEe r
on Puberty. Nenetruatton OF re:3onMs M
tspfn~ INV distractions TO marriage, Should caA ~
o:ce ana % Gte ~ 3AS-t7B34W
, 1864-01-24

Hemp and FAX can be produced Of a. good qualify
y
I'D i premises to e .1s q ~ sae @Gst tmposnt
ine Of sugar nom The beet ia receiving considerable
tsaa; tsea IL aufiss e Psss sessoa IL 5stos
& snen l. na
viii produce large surplus OF sugar and taolAsses
Fruit.
5 .na e sa9 ERss :s se
pesfs and .straWbes1les, together With early vege
as xs ss
ready sale. l. ::.->.'.> :l-ss.'. .
Goal and Minerals, =: ::::::'..; !: ;
4 Ell II
% Eventually s. he source oi great Ssalth:, =,
:'>' -:*.::'Lnmher n: :: :: h. :.
"a spurrpass, ct ! low gliee n cA!e.ger1aEa thaa
,hefH lie aa arsfr 8
~ @ Fl; {sss :
, ..:: 70 Actual Settlers -, j.
:s5 e e. :ss:
f9ss n i; ; =
ion ana do btst OF public eehoola; cau h1rdy be
oyer estimsfed. 10 state In the Lnior Y incFeaese
s5s {as ss 81 Is 'sa
+: : Pricbs and Terms Of Payment: = .
III, p.see Of lands vusaes from e to 81 md ap.
YARD per acre. and they are seid On
sss e5!ss i sss ID 1:as9 i ss9:i
down acd Tho balance In one, two and thtesI yea1
A deduction OF TWENTY FAE CIT; = MaGs ~ tuvsS
,ndutSments been oIesed to es,h purchasers: g
80 .::.- EXAMPLE. :" !
Forty = ssss 90 liz, e.
ps,aeip.In I'd III sSs fon s1e IL sad seven yeasa
h Cash payment, ii. =, t':l
Payment n one rear. :! '1:,t-= III
IL !'.ses sfaF'::' . :: 3s:ss sss :..:a:.:
. nvs :7':'. -. lseS - -: ~. 1ae e
~ .; sl1 :.:a :, ,:;.:.. 5.t5 iG.G
!. -. seyea',t": ~. -..%'t 1oo.:0
orsac 81. 'uao tafm, on thort credit t. .s.''3.
:.... IzTExEsr. PuHcpAh.
feymssit IN Of : Juar.:.:. VIZ. leso 800
two Jeszs! :s;-.>...;: n.eos gig
- thfte ~: WEN
The game farm uay be purchased for sAss
run 1nformat,nu on III points. tosether nth naps.
showing the ersct Of tbe lands wtlt DO FUR
nished On i, application In rersou fr b. letter to
y - LAND ComMlssIONEn, -:
nllIoIs Central r. z. Co, Chic aEo, III.
, 1864-01-24

;k!cne1 JAvis L. l,
lnclafv1AnAD D
Ipratti Jacob l
taa.aIr.3M E I
locum J1lne3 C.
i
'wectscrCH u
,ul1ivanCorucAua-
sullivan Pp I
Sullivan James l
|tt1nmertteldBrpu
son
it Clair 4
stout Ch-s d rev I
sutton Oscar
strouts Alfred J
Stein All ..
s.nnc At \
sWnneyAn.hony !
s.urgrs, Bennett /
& CO
cte-nrtn
s1E:;el J u
siolp Z h - |
stiiMeN NGW ~
5tejcn4 VlN.AMu
stuvcas William
Wm
Sumner & co Wm
Stewart William
Sslsstleva1lt Joan
6on1!uervll!e Wm
Sto1c Jon1 D
Staehlu : Joseph
steu!eyJoEpA
Steward John q
EturLeran.Jno C
SHasahcs John
Etan-l.ea John "
Strattau William
Slae William J
Sa.c1aan Jcrcm'd
Smith Henry
Swtc.J
StiIIssol I'm
Slmous Gilbert
Sno1l E.o.SA-, :.
Stnnof Ecq7ge
'Eprfly yTonasO
6lr8 'thom IL
sSlEmo1s IhoD3s
= France
Euuier S L,
6inotters Saul G
Skinner E "
Skinner Eh7rlea
Sl.uo1 Phillip
! Sonlo VI 4 bro 9
Slensby W1liatnP'
SidIey Wiflla:n L
6parI William
:.
TurnerThos e.
Tuttlb l. J :.
Thompson eaM1 :
Tabpr, II. .,4 =.
IhackGynf
Turner Mtchacl
Thomas Wn j..
Thompson u Il: :.
TY.1nell WittlAetN,
1 Thorn;WH dr.. ,
: Tlb5.t Vim Erxt F;
: Tay5lcr Vim S
:. TEEcutt . H.
TAFT Daniel 8
Tat DAVID
: TcbblE + Hatch
1tcntJ NNCE i
GTcr1ulM Patrick
: Talbot CH
:-Tl1y Janes.
.GT0oEcy lanes ).
= Trim"
!. ~ ~! a. :.
H.,
- e.
= 80
Il -
, 1864-01-24

DACHons eebsatea AA1R PEE ans = a1a 1f Ell
erIr i,re rno1n 1His splenid Ea1r l1ye y Eeffse'
chsaes Rsd hnsy o1 G5sy Ma,T @tnont
~ Ta, nr Ststuicr the Skin. leaving the NAir so!!
saa scsuif1l iunpatts fresh vitality 1G =
~ 3}yes TnS Geauinr i signed WILL ~ 4. B4Gn
LoE iii others arc mere irnitaions ana - H1r
riay street, New York HSE'of's'
, 1864-01-24

ntomse to restore gray hair 10 Its Eatur color
III, poisonous AID fmier cGt dyca 9! suHner aan
9rnc. fCiUSTADOKOS Is THK ONLY DYE that y
cct!y cteen peraecuy puFe percttsy aazt; PET.
ieetly reuable; perfectly kup1e reF1sety
perfectly potsonlat5 perfectly lntstes nass ~
MaEnfseturrd 81 j. cnssTapo1u After III m9asiH ri;
a1aa'Strn 'sS~ So '%"s fal5 ula51Inls
, 1864-01-24
.Dtur a1tn Dentp..
IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICUL:

IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICUL-
IL TURE,- W.Eu1Ea7os. \. C., Dec. Is 1859
To The Growers ahd NAuufc Flag ana HeIpr;
The Commissioners App0tot-o BY ttfe d snartfnFrt
' 81 S',stihE Of Haa @ Messsfad 3! reaa:yivsnis.
rrder Of otto, TO conxddrr TIC following zpprop,ia.
ton made by The LAST Eongrcsa, v1z:
"Foy 1psefftEAtions to teEt the rractfcAbUitY nj
culstvatinE aud prepar5ag naK md hemp sRbs:i-
1us I91 eotson tWsn65 teszs5nd dss do5rs
bel.v1cE that further md miller notec Of thesE "
1ourncd 10 tnct eAin Wednesdsy. the 9Th day Of
February next. II II o'clock b. u...
lh1s naprornatton oT anocs to develop the subject
for Tie bic good, to send to this Department on
Or bt1ne That day, seuplst OF II hemp nno max in
Ibe different stages Of :cptrnticn oftae 1bret And
5aht1cs prepared By tEtu.- accompanied by btaSe
faeEts 81 uc VARIOUS occE1ea used. and the c0st Of
{Et:rcGpn In e1Gh Cste; A!sor descriptions OF the
lrGa and cost OF ulAEhinAry Esca, where Ade< &C.,
:rthcF with any and MI Information that 1ns5 bt
THIS Information IA rereaar1 bcYore an intelligent
S's'noution of the approps4A1nn eap 5e Waas; 1nr
ofEe1l7z1n Commissioner.
, 1864-01-24
5pectM Notices.
One Trial.

Vt.
Il sufficient to conyince the most scr1pulnns q tne
4ADoc IpaTEl's GURATiyE BALs5AMt L5dltns. 1os M oi
Tratht, e. Aetnn,a Difficulty Of Breathing. H3
Ssts T-kiInz In the throat 11ehtnfs. o. saG
tRnd Consumption. Sec A6vets!ee.t14Eass NV is
, 1864-01-24
!: ''Tro1, unu #arbt1lstu.

NIEVELAND IRON. AND
U XrcOMPANY.-Thov work. OF shls Company
sfo In fsn ep: lston, and arc now q
/ e@F' iron AND NAILS, -"
orders selit IT'D and VII b alsa TIT
ieiansafM. Cleveland. Ohio.
, 1864-01-24
State map of Illinois.
NEW STATE MAP OF
In ILLINOIS.
Edw. Meudala New Township end Sectional
~


ssss "a ssaa
and Villages III the State, 4ud hayinc the name OF
each township distinctly EIoEATkn HxREoH.
The Map coniAlDs the margin correct Flats Of the
I.r4ncipal cities. valuable GeolnCtca1 diagram OF
i;siiv ~ Aap of rho 6nted s:atcz Aisa. csrsfailS
GtepaFed tables q statisttcs Inclusive Of the new
The Map viii Be orna,nsnted with vieTa o. pro1ni-
and beauttfu1 uttc rtture OF the CiiJ Of Chicago.
his Map mi Sc Is feet IN size handsomely Color
cd In ToE4shiFs and mounted With cloth backs, roll
The publ!shes and nlannfaeturer oS this nap has
been last ten or twelve ytaFs engaged Ia the
map publishing and llthoEraphsoE busnese al Chi.
county IN Inno1f the1cb{ ncenmn attng very large
amount Of the most material for the produce
lion Of 6t1te Map. wliich together With his txtcu
size facilities FOR Enanu,acture has enabled him to
md correct sps eFsr pubtsEcd IN IHk ETA TKs. AID
WE TEEI Ae<CKED THAT TIE PEOPLE or ILLINOIS
WILL HE NonE wu1H9 TO FAT FlrED0LLAES ToR
aoop sHn n.LI.n1 Il, ~ s, ~ 9E HOME aAYTFAoTu11
Trodrced abroad. This Enr win bt sold to suhscrb
eo65 sss 6 @aei1
cscsy county 10 the 6tate, to whnm viii 6o osr
1a Lake s,reet, GSse5Fo. tN'' w. - '''1'''
CAuTIOyt
The Public asr hereby warned that CnAB. r. Az.
Mold. Or AKSoip AKp ATWOOD. are no longer Agents
Tor my Kew TOxpAh1p and Sectional MAp m Illinois,
LoF 10 any x4y authorized or employ cd BY ms. An
parties .ho bare been in their employ Canvassefs
VAN A'e 'As''e EbW. MKspE1. :.
I'M ,.- 1e2 LAka street. Chlcako- r
, 1864-01-24

Peradna wishing drop letters advertised nuet a.
II Gtlee open from 1st Of April to It. a,oSer o. 10
T.. IN tnTil list ftom .. N. TIL P. m. and On
sundaya M ifom 6:so q. N. to lo;15 s z;,Do 2; =, =.
1hxG =. l.. ae@'4A ~
, 1864-01-24

In the LIST Of corn sud Hhoat producing Sta'cs, M
nois stanCs observation-disclosures. Its advantages tor
FaiFine eatto aud hoga Too well xnown require
con Hent Gcc For shtep raising, the LAM In every
mart of Tho State art we'll Adapted ant Illinois can
~ boss: OF many Of the largest nocks In tho conu
, 1864-01-24

c14I Researches
sron,d be rtad b5 every bodg- Il treats ca, ana
.hnEs no r. the evil results arising IRON eatH is1
~nd nrharpy Contamination Esry PC W. ~
ntrinee il entering the marriage ttate Sota y
i. 4. BARRoM, ~ n.eeeseI hnrs sFfse., 40" 'o'A'
ie ns aTn ~ Aio" ~ = e>e ' dEs.-t371Y;1s
, 1864-01-24

Ii new thing, and the result OF
vcara Of study, its c0mllnsaion II
on SCIENTIFIC pHINClPLEa. and
nt1dct no circumstances or cEctpa
Of temperature will It hcco1l44
corrupt or emit any Offensive
mtIi
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Extending ESD miles from North to South. nlsuoE
tas d! she diversity ol climate 70 be fSuad hstEoen
sdspierte the p1oanes e fes England =, ssd thoss -
IoEiio.is u Tie STAT. Is The richest Enowu. and pro
aaees tae auss. corr. wheat so1ghum aad hH Thtsh
nanesat:ve: The seeding Of 1hese prairie lands to
TANG grasses. fo. psstgrare. oers to farmers With
rits, in With climber, In the moro southern
.cstion If the state, produce the best ef winter
siHi f,ither South heavily t,mhcI and hsrc tns
rE3nr al fruit tohncco, cotton and tho manufacture
X niher Weld large returns. The health Of Innois
Iahardjy s1rpststd By any stnte IN the Union,