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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-03
Weinm ur3eIn!

(psr 4ct frei ;ussianbt.)
Der llnterseitnste bat cine ftSne unb srobe WuswabI frGf.
ige unb gut geresete Wsnpurseln Der f.naen Sorten unb
biQis III Seritafen.
6 StGf Delaware 1 Jabr alt far S LOO
Diana DO bp rs Gs
6 y @pnecrb DO DO Is
q y getecea b. b. IS
6 y Union 8iQagebp tr 75r
6 6erbempnt bo b LOO
Den 8etras ienbe man auf n,sin RHTeo per poa, unb bic
eepiinitten g8etnwur3eIn perbsn, iorsfdltig perpadt, per pcfi
frei ~3useianot. Nbede
U. Bcrneran,
Daytrr, RontsunerY County, Obic.
Sci. IS. "a. 2mt ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-03
Rasarre, Start county, Sbie.

Sd bn felt 80 Sabren taub sepsfsn unt befGntig nit g.
rduIt int DIRE seplast. Die Wer,te erflarten MID fir I'M.
belbar. Or. SoneS bat MIDI curirt. SD bin 60 Sabre alt.
Sd emprble alien 9ebenbea. 81 Or. Sones su seben, benu i1
CLAUDE, baB er Maes belen fam, was belbar ia.
Sobn Slogan,
NaSarre, Start Co., >.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-03
6 pnInltattpn fret!

Mehte Musen int felt sislen Sabren f9wad anb tpaferi8
asntien, unb it mar NIT ben. iOsenannten sStrm1nasn Dor
ben Musen" bebaftet. Or. Sones, Der f9 9egentpdrttg int
Nel 6auIe aufbdlt, bat mir Dor IL Gasen Mrnei geseben, bic
mid ~ppaianbig setedt bat. Neuanb fam f1 inbilben, tpe
baufbar i1 benz Doctor Din.
Mib Nlarp 4~rcuier.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-03
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We1aniesburs, Champaign County, 3.

Die patienten brauten l1 nitt bel Or. Spnes aufsubalten,
- ren1 ibre ge1huerpsn cine Operation nDtbig MAIDEN, 10
ID bislelbe in penieen Minuisn porbet; braubsn fs absr Nr3-
unb iSnnen ti.itlbs pbne 9erna9!dfTsuaS ibres @si9afssau
5auie %ennebnten.
Seine Gebibre1 betragen bon SIS BIG $500.
8~aarsablnng ipirb Derlan8t!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-03
Qancaiier, o., 5. Del. 1863.

Sd serlur eiues rneiser Musenit Disnfe uaehnes 9 atsrl ait.
bes. Or. Sones, BET pethen, i'd ppriprat, bat mir nun elm
Muae ~einaelest, neltes l1 wie oaS natiirlide beuest, feine
@Gn,ersen perurlatt unp Don einena naturiten nttt untsrs
itfben pelbtn fam.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-03
Ginige bon ST.. Soncs' biclen &llreu felt ieiuer
Mnfunft in Glepelar0.

Wieae Nusea Inb felt n,einer anbbet (iber 20 Sabre,)
fGitf Sefanren. Or. Spnes. wslder aesenpdrtis I'M Mnser
5auIe, in GleSelanb, p%raclcnt, bat heieben In amei Ninmsn
ssrase ssfeat. Daeine Aussn fnb isst Spasomnsn esrats
unp iA fam better isben, ais iemals.
Mrs. Motes, Gsntrsfr.,
Hfsnf,ph cL.o
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-03

Mein re1ts Muse 1T felt Is Sabren ftief sepeisn. Der
erfplsreiae Or. Soaes int Mnser 5aue itBte bafabe tn 81.
ner uiinute sure4t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-03

Or. Sones I'M Mnsier Saule NsQte n1eine Muset in elmer
pbsr 3mei Wlunuten gcrabe, pbne baB i'd ettpas 1pIrte ; lie wa.
rem felt finfsebn Sabrea isbr iGef seweitn.
WfiB Slcra ltmlauft,
, 1864-09-22
CONSTITUTION LIFE sYRgE
Cures al1 SWELLING Of the Gladx

suffering rom ln4i1pot1uca 70 R1srrex 1n- -
n11;:mots. Fo.eboding., Horror of CalalnitS, -
emns,. MAns @ o5 11ssp. T. f.
~ IeactSs the a!a at sse CoN9TI4UTYflS
8Y3U2. A3E
FOR ALL FORMS or
, 1864-09-22


Atthe flag raising at the Ohio aud Massa
chusetts Agency, Secretary Chase was called
on tor speech. On appearing he was re-
ceiyed with tremendous applause and every
sentence interrupted by the same demonstza-
ton. AS Secretary Chaee's first public speech
since the campaign began, it is Of special sig
uiacance. The following Is d rerba.ia, re-
port:
FE11oW.C1r1zEEs- and Ohio
having each, In the building near which We
diers. YOU have Joined in providing the flag
which has lust been unfurled. 1usymbolizes
I1nion. freedom md territorial integrity. In
snired by These grand ideas, the soldiers of
0hio and Massachusetts march side by side
to battle wherever throughout the land re-
bullion and treason are found IN afms' Inc
ntg, too, proc1ains the conviction Of the
vast majority Of these soldiers and Of their
tel'ow-citizens At home, and that me lnesu-
mab1e benefits Represented BY these ideas can
be most surely realized BY ratitying At the
ballot-box, IN November, the nominations
made at Baltimore in June In my
Judgment this is most certain, and l
chnsetts ard Ohio are found side by side
in the coz licts Of the field 70 W11the citizens
of those states be found zealously yleing
With each other In support Of the same cause
| at the polls. How can doubt the result N
! al the loyal Ststes: A like zeal for Union
| and freedom will inspire like efforts; and
there efforts in the 1arge majority Of them
may we 1ot hope in alle nil Insure the I'll
| umph Of Union and freedom. With this
triumph the last hope Of the rebels will dis
| appear. ard under that dag viii return psaess
and undiyItable. But Ills, fellow-cltizens,
il mi an occasion for such speaking. Another
rneae ement also requires ny presence else
where at this time. have come before you
Indeed 50 %rs6 to ne5 epe.R zo,esy ,yss1 #
III friend Gov. Andrew Of Massachu
/ ssttS II hsre. worthy If hia State, worthy O.
tie III anlmcue nomination for , reelection eS
which he lus ,just fecsiyeo, mG1thy M !a g. 1a'
and % freedom hold him. Lie Will say fev
words In behalf Of Massachusetts. Permi
! me to Introduce him.
, 1864-09-22

aire for separation. Even during the tariff
controversy, In the days Of notification,
John @. Calhoun expressed fears upon the
subject Notwithstanding, mp to thst time,
the presidential chair had besn occupied by
from the~ formation Of the government II
the F,ev States should ever demand the Pres
idency for periods proportionRse to their
population and Importance, the chances Of
aspjrIng men in the South to revel IN the e1-
tcutive mansion would indeed be lew.
Ba7,py failed to obtain prominence as q
pacitcator, aud suartiDg uuder the many
rebnfIs he encountered, Gen. Pillow returned
to Tennessee, hesitating IS to his future
rouree. Union men met him and urged that
h. tbould at once expose the real designs Of
the politicians in the cotton States, their
uttef h+artlessnesB, and their refusal to even
consider MEASURES 1or an adjustment; aud
they caue near succeeding. 50 the General
was extremely sensitive, sad he felt that he
fs1 hten treated caYalIe1ly by the cotton
State leaders. But the leading secessfonists
OF Tennessee were not long In being ap-
priced Of all that WAC In progress. They
kept q complete espionage on eEeryoodyand
eTe1 thing; and the moment that there we're
in6ications int Gen. Pillow Vas about to
BECOME identified with the unioa men,
measures were taken to prevent Its consum.
a message was dispatched, in great haste,
By Gov. Harris, informing tbs General that
business of the highest importance demand
military man, and to nona could ho trust
with such confidence as to hun, who had
shown himself an table str1tegist and dar-
Tic Governor was fully aware Of the na-
ture of the Weahness which inflicted the
General; eny thing which battered his e1ces-
eive E5nity was sufficient :Io WIN hlm, and
quoted was pennnl; and though others
might emile at the phrase, sable strategist
aid dsripr hero" and almost believe that
bir. Harris WAS indu1ging in satire, no mis-
giGings ever entered the mind OF the ditch
digger, AID be repaired at once, "a obedience
to the summons, to the executive room In
"General,'' said the Governor, e the breach
Is without a remedy; henesforth there arc to
be two Contede1ncieB On this contlnent-tne
Northern ano Southern, There are no prof.
abilities Of q war, but 1t is best to provide
for any emergency, and for this purpose it Is
necessary to haVe q strong military force at
sb1eat military man IN the. State. Your name
Ia tower Of strength. therefore desire, Us
coon as the military bn1 shall have passed, to
make you the ranking Major General, aud
give you charge Of the armies Of the State,
and In the interim I d sire that you be neaG
me-, as counsellor"
This Was an Irresistible appeal; the Gene.
ral hesitated no longer, and the Governor re.
deemed his promise, as soon as an opportu'
nifty offered; and In his subsequent career,
from Donelson to Lafayette, the public have
had IN opportunity to note whether he Was
worthy the tlAtter1ng title Of "able stratesist
and daring hero" In the long list Of mill
tary failures, on both sides, which tho last
three years have witnessed, Gen. Pillow
. etaode without rival; oven Gen. Pope must
yield him pre- eminencc.
, 1864-09-22
DIR, EASTERLY'a
AMERICAN LlNfME len .

ThfH vn1uAkle L1nimeEt TIL cCys
Hheumas1sna, Spratns, Bruises, Cuts
Wounds, Ulcsrs> Contracted TeE.
aonA, Swas}ed and slit JOINTS Lura-
bnEo, and all Diseases where an
exteFnAl remedy 1s Indicated.
DE. EAS1KKLYn AMER1CAE LIE1ME1TT VIII
also Cnfb 6pr1,ns, Bruiscs. Cuts, Calls. Ring
Bone Ec.atchea Q. Houndl which Are constantly oc-
curing 70 H0BsEs. Families should Keep 1t COZ
ETANiLY ON AAED to u4e IN time Of need4 ~ It II
the BEST AND k&F"f EFfICAEic0e LIS1AENT
e Fpr salo II DR. EABTRRIY 4 Goa Family
Medicine Store, p3 Atd1scn street, neaz the 2ost
Qficc, Chicago, III.
, 1864-09-22

Correeutis. Physician, tfo5.arls o. st. Locss. Mo.,}
ee1 o. 9, pselt:d :, ~ sci 20 S9a = StzEx ~ sless
foat t:tnce, on oil Chronic nses1es Hnn D:Ret1es =
p1tFate Ant dhlicale 1Atuso, Ia beLa sexes, wnt9h
TfTs h1S;ic s;Iic.s &C fpiYac1. OIice 6oofs oG r.
tosF H.: 6r.dts1 il to z An csamun cstl3nt
aoEndeaaA, Cot 1:tAtlLts ffte. L. trstR P @. Boz
50 Tntiost tTc stamps A.dR This '}ule. Wealth.
From. tht Doctors lont s1per. Ees IN aospitM a1d
sutoc pe91 set er1es Ill Chronic Diseases in their
.uuft and Compile .ted AtAFes, In sta5 1ort
time, without t3a use Ct NeFcrry-
Xoane r en su .ns from ~ aoess s,s tnxted =
tee nt:t!dsnt on Fube.ty. Eer-truausn Or pe:eo-t
t4.ynE hny coE11 ucdocs Ns-rlAEe. fhculo call nt
h1;..;Y 81 ID tuccaAs Az yo&2.43t
, 1864-09-22
5btp Gbannlers. :.
THREKT HUBBARD Is co.
SHIP CHANDELIERS,
Dealers IN
WIN EE AND CORDAGH
205 & 217 South Water Street.

= w
205 & 207 South Water Street.
f.ovna, of Walls. CHICAGO.
uonAvs =. ali times tho largest and best ssso1t-
mint In tho Wettpt
MANILA AND TARRED RQPH,
pIICH1NG ROPES.
CANVAS, OAKUM,
TAK. PITCH. CHAINS,
AND TACKLE BtOCK8
Cc4L TAR, KCOClEG PITCH AND FELTINa
COTTON, FLAX AND HEMP TWIHxS.
Tents, Awnings, Wagon CoveFs.
TArpaulinS, RsR3nsnta1 colors, Standards,
Gaidons, F1ags, &C., to Order.
o. HCBpAkp.- 3,e.TUEHKN, g. b. UARPKBT4B.
n10thnSnFfr1
, 1864-09-22


We are informed that the Chicago Times,
and miercpEesent the Union soldiers, either
through It's correspondence or editorlally,
a few days ago asserted that of Gen. 4. J.
Smiths division Of the 10th army corps,
which recently arrived at Cairo. all were
for Linsolu, e1t the 5sth !l1nols i'ani and me ne
imply that the TWO regiments e1-
cepted are for the peace candidate
for the Presidency. Lieutenant T. .Ripp-
stein, Of Co. F. 5Sth Illinois, bus called
upon US to state, that go far as that regiment
is concerned the implication t,s1 intended to be
knowiedges that there are some Ne
Clellan men in the regiment, bnt De.
mics that the prevailing sentiment
much less that Of the whole regiment,
is in favor of the Peace candidate. The 5Sth,
under the command Of tRelr hraTe l.oL Lynco,
has fought galfantly against tae enemies OF
and stipes'' upon the walls Of Fort De Rus
ST, and contributing in an important degree
to the defeat Of the rebels ia the fecond days
flrht ne al Pleasant Hill. La, in April last
Lieut. Rippstein, with reason, protests
against this attempt Of o Copperhead sheet,
tor partisan purposes, to place me reslnsnt slu
in false position what ne sa5s ot IT, tae 13.h 23th
New York.1-Ll. Stale Register, S:pf 2oh.
Anothcr Vote for Abraham Lincoln.
The following statement from the Kausas
City Journal shows how the country l8 going
this fall, The soldiers who hare done the
fighting are for Lincoln and johnson:
It seems that in the enrolling act passed
bv Congress last winter Tor the territory o.
Colorado to become STATE 2roslslsns sh; Tas m
cast NJ the time Of voting for or against
aos os % on da35 S rfs ss
t neut - - n;ssnnri vnted at that election, day
Thi 1e;Ss Gdsstasp Tas 's5d snd
S0te o. ano9L ~ 1Gem ~ were for t:0ld Abel for
P1fsiaent. Col. jas. E. Ford cast the first
Rsase :toek s% sssn5 c0la
one ner cent, There is no dsgatsins ths
fact. f p1 The soldiers are for OLD Abe almost
a day or two since we published the vote
| ~ ne soldiers at Fort snelliDg, giving Mr
lincoln 1,aoo msjority. Old Aps thus starts
of with ,996 majority.
, 1864-09-22
#EnNtnal.
Dr. EAsrEzsl4's
IODINE kND SARSAp&nlL La.

This r tts on3s ne3e1ne th1t viii crre d1sexse4
a11E.rE ron an impure State Of the blood, Y1x:
8crofnln. CT Kings Evf, Caacers, Ta-
naof=, EFnpttolA OF the Ekias Eryk1ps-
1zs, Chronic sore Eyec, K3nGw0Fm OF
letter. hc&ld Head, Old Sores, Fover
Sores, S0e11lnEs OF the Glands, Lepra<
~, White 1wellfn:H, Ptlea, RIotchea,
Hollis, R1mplc& on the Face, Gortfe,
RneuueA1ihmsD sDropsy or Grave, Liver
Complaint Nysr'epGta, NsKToue A6ee.
lions, General Debility, MI 1hrosIs
d!SeaBez and all d1ee<ke2 xst=1nE EroM
the use Of Mercury.
1nis IaoditiIe combines In = highly e9acert.sted
state fhe t1u!t k1Esct Of "a Ea APARI4LA tae
MEon9]65ss M ] H,ets 81 YELloH IL Ro &. s.ILAaalA ~ 1T
valuable ketablc purifying k1uecta, Prepared b5
new CheEtcM process. 70 ~ 10 render the prerAra.
uon the most e4ekctouG reMttg eFeS offered ~ tef
public Tor al Cseatea kI1xtnK TOE Al 1tal1fe STATS
Of the BsCI Or dep7sveL Condition Of the eJstcra.
pE- msTRAA tt 1Oa31NK AID eAkaAPAKnla
f. . cc1Tuin1e-t. re.-ecG, and tss uu.nl ,Anecus
Hcuon Or the yA.ous crsar1 el tue tyst*:, e1et.az
then t. eet1 =: uuo, a-1 enAs4lE them II Fe9
SurIn tie functions thAS cSt1rA teGf7tt. Ttt7 EGds
cine PUAE1Es THE BLOOD. C0RREcT& TIE &.
CRETlUfE ct The LIZ Eh. and ExFELS all morb j,
Impure atG dtEeaasd matter frona Ge Gfsta1. and ri
rra!ered G; KTA1k ano PErk xKENr.
DE EAtTE LY'g IODIHE AND DBARsAPAELLh
thoroughly rEnuvate1 tho Eolt sJstkn fret1 It Ec
Ill tmpuT!tet and sselnG thole pecular purifytEt
and Hood Cl5arFtng poVcIs Il tbs reason why tt II
equity etacsclou. t. 70 Eany tferens co~cla!-!1.
, 1864-09-22

r J. BIOLOGICAL RgEEARCEEH, 9ho1]d be read
y cver1bccy. II Treats on, and show how, the CYL
sStuiH sTh'px 1roE eArlf .3ure Lat naaapp2 cen.
lspsilasE II Eitny!ns. ns:y sxp:Ee1cs r. S1sE5. ~
81 S4Ea: s,ss s.s ra9 ae'a z E. e;. S e.ns
tslsa TX eve!yEse1e- 20 b bad a..o Of e 2; a nSS
{1L Is Ia nlolun etE1et, ChittPo, ILL., el0l Q! elMO
EtN & EOA4Tah. erEnsr hatr and ~ sess;GEto9 e
, 1864-09-22

ygn1curo oouehs, Colds, Asthma, Con-
sumption, Br0nchttts> sPltt1hE
Blood, Pain In the Side and esroAes.
Whoop!nE CeuEh3 Group, and all DIR
ex4@s OF the Threat and LunEH.
Reader. h1ye yen Cough, cold. q sn3 dlaes.s {:
DIE ernually bY neFlecttnG ! COMMON COLD.
Go1gha .ad 9oe!, net crrHd; i7S lf,e to Go"sufe'
Frocure 1t occe thAt celebr4ted remedF, Oh. CAH
TKkE C4u9A EAl9Aa; = high 1evsr ts.ls to sT9F yH
FECT CUEE in few days It Il beyond sl1 doubt
the most FE3rkCT REMEDY for Ill dike&ss9 Of tte
THROAT AND Luhas known 70 the civilized
8 T11ee-rsttl bottles, SC certs Per bot:le larxa
bottles, q per bottle.
HfB~ For sale It Dc. z. KAsTERLY cos Fam,
II Medicine Bto1e o. Madison street. ChIen-o. III.
tel.Q74IosTn sATATu
, 1864-09-22

THE COILEGIATE SCHOOL
H. VA re cpen with every advantage for tle in.
First mondny OF eopteu,ber, 1854.
H1eueE- n ttre1seI Eivcn. ApptcAriou 70 made
ssfE Ef.6!.!Hlt tlEt K1F oUACxEEBO8.
, 1864-09-22
FROM NASHVILLE.

Enrolment Proclamation OF Governor
J0hbAon-No NeWA-tseneral Pillow
-Hlx Plan Of D0mpromls5-Enterc
OF the Rebellion
, 1864-09-22
Dank111g anp Ercbangf.

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Capital. ---- eeoO,ooo.
No. in Lxs8iie street.
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7-3o LoaE 1snd 1910 Sold Rear
ing Bondss
rkAkE. 49, ns:i etsAIP s, !oa1AH 1o4p4ED P9ss
'1>as MEC6ANlCs' NATIONAL
BAEk o. CHICAGO.
% FII,AL.... $3.50. .oOe.
Of ia1. % III a6't q ss % s * Jsy tnssast eeaaa
nu11ness ih tts Banking 'staee.
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J,YcGE0 eCaMAoS, Prestdent.
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49, IHnh .tat - 49, lIu4A AcEULLDQH,
99yu EocttZollef Of thu Currency.
EIRST RATIONAL BANK
I or CHICAGO,
HoutENes1 ccfnef LAks knd Waxk1ts.
EAP1EALs fai& In. 49, 10000.
6AML M. E1EEE H2OE, T!te-Pre6t.
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, 1864-09-22
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ha' nsen ''ee4:sdk! fssks OF GUARANTY:
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written c-atracts with good Aue sufficient security
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'saissa aisss under my hand and .s., tn1,. ,.-a.y
i5, h. ,sst !. r.e: 4;
II @ ansns aa az !. b
.'t:'y e sess :ss eoa..:u = IT s,sa
iiyeTrd IL ,nch funds a. ay be provided " ths d.
n-rrn1trf
pTonnevi II muss be endorsed "Pfoueft1s fer Coal
ara ID res4ed 10 Cxpt 3, F. Reno, e. O, NJ 1t Rack
Ialk.d, III,
sr1aeh,1en o to 'ai0s"A'4oA j, +. REao. 0a
Eeptie.sflTIlt Capt. d 4. 4, q, II.
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E4CG 4C1eC4a14EV NoAl'
~ MISBAItY OF 81 3s1s sTEECE. .
EvANsrILLE, Ian, eept. 1&th, 1884.
EEA1Ep FRoPOaALs, In duplleAtc. arc invited
mill ll2 M. On fR1Oa1. thh 3xd axY ef 84pttmbeHt
1e6- for fnfn>hisE tha 6ubastdnte Department with
1cnf t6outaAd to} cad of Beef CR1ts the hsof.
Ter feu3ttY Of tns CsItle to tAEa plAca It fYA31-
vIe 1Ea 10 commence ten days tram &hs Rfxni,E
OF tho contract. TO cenNnEe ~ tha rata 1t one
thouA&.o per week mill tte contract b. aoQ e1sted.
Tbe C.tts to - wesi ed On tss .ies and
Vtis IT. : Elc6 Ihail ps tps p0Schas n0 wsifht
This avettfe Ke.sht cf the Gait t. Be at least
eleven kuI t!ed tu65 :unds erC.s n 10 senasito
he 1tcAlye6 Heff3dE fes3 taao On, thonEAnd fI8 o.
II ::::
i inalsn. ml GS se'''a 10 'ne a'0'f
sa M r. 9 9nes sn sn.t s,:n h. asms e 80
bidatE 81 pr tsns 70 fsspond to his ~ o. pte
e as =
pshje4 by wfitSsr EuA.aasae e{ two responsible
, 1864-09-22

Cor. Tates' Appointments.
Gov. Yates and Judge VIM. P. Kellogg will
address msss meetings at the folio wing times
, 1864-09-22
mAs4 MeetinEa-Gsn. OSlesbyss Ap.

Gen OIle6bJ Win speak "a fo1oW1:
Quincy. Adams eouatY,....-. Saturday, Sept, ~.
t1ttehsld, Pike county Monday, Sept, s6
CsIrclton Green couatJ...... Wednesday, Sept IS.
KaMi5as'ts 4 M.ason s6g
, 1864-09-22

Lieut.. Governor HuFrnANH, Major STEyEEsoE
1nd other German speakers will epeak At GERMAN
mase meetings 1t The following places in the even
, 1864-09-22

NEPLUS ULTRA EXTENSION
Fos1Ep EBH S6Hb Fs F9RAEs HE yiH5 Sa
M sss NJ sss':s
q tns os s: hsas,ems nd durable
ssaon & He esd
suE1ne talnsd and ter brany ara 90: BY
~ ~ ass Is ~ ?oas'' aaa 'en
g. 5ssK; es.,s
s L f9: 'sssa 3:
as:tn5 s::s: Eetsts i i saa apTsId;: =. ,.n.,,
e!s.a pssss! ~? i s:t fss PEI
da aiza f;vsTs9s q
RI r. psskft - ,aeaas IL length fs'ea per dozsa
sfz Es esz:ns e. s,e5 dsosn ~
4HbsE s. So4 Sell fHes H e: 81 e
do ~ receive orders toF = less quality than sae
apa uo1:sE, & snoyq Drses f. sny aa.ntty
5 e 6
icSsl satts nus, reaa cash ID ss7aaees Is ex1Tes,
vii 70. s';S' sss ss
:nH EMPHIs & NEW ORLEANS
A RAILROAD PACKET LINE.
rf<ATLA-NTIC'' f<
vill1cavc Cn1ro for New 0rleans, &C.,
On Thursday Evening, 22d> inst,
MARY e. FORSYTH
On Sunday Morning.. the 24th,
On sz,1v. Of se n1!no. Central Railroad tFAtn'1e'v
, 1864-09-22

Hon. 3. ". 11euIfonsa Appointments.
Candidate for Co0EFes8 AZ Large.
Peoria. -sataf9AT. 6ept y
Iacon.- ........................Mo Monday, Sept. 28
HenRrpfn- .Tueedsy, Sept. n
Hon. E. c. NGERso1L will speak ut the
latter places
OttowA...... Wednesday, Sept. 23
Il StqE- -
Joliet. ...<s......... .Fddsy, Sept. 50
TorkSi1le, Deknlb Co.. 4
Hon. W. T. HoPK1ss, candidate for Elector
will speak At these meetings.
NI1fh II q 1xcrRanr1 End ,IEssE I.YsIf.T
, 1864-09-22
9rvtiat Notices.
y. T.-1600.-X.


>7roas Of scaeuta.y habits troubled WITH Fcsgn.;E.
s1sude, pa:pttat'on Of the heart lack Of annette.
tlstzea at.c- eating torpid liver, copsttr.ton. &c
Ese:vt 70 suf1cr u they Hiu not TT the ce,e1n.tea
, 1864-09-22

This eel.b:4tet TOILET :;uAt. IL such universal
6e17Ac6 Il usde frcna rhe choicest A1eE1A1A mild
Ind ezcl1stt 10 lte Llre. 1r.i ranI{ sEc1tea. Kna
eLtreE.1y ttItn :1Al ita ..1o. uron the Rlh CT
Ale by al DruxthGu And EAncy Goods Deslets.
lE79-11sS-iy IH.EAT-IU
, 1864-09-22

FTp6acsa healthy men Ind Eondn And II the oh1aa.
t1hoa Is neglected Ia yonth, disease 4nd eafY dsS
u tho result, De not deAy Nkan ths msa1s saT III
1ea< Ut hand, md within tho reAcA Of an
, 1864-09-22
Constitution Life SyrY

saai:atess soos AID osaSss ~; #. EruDurs D..ss
ULCERS, PIMpLEs, RL0TCHKs
.ULCERAfllh DISEASES |
Mtes! @ et tae To-. 1s.es:, *oa1s !pi1s. xpfeAsak
AoTg FATGaEs aps5 81 fn.i.ises a.aaa41
= 8 2 = +: 5Sass e {. s
p.:s's:s + ,ss 4ys, E,ss =. to
ted cancerou1 condition OF tae o,x1a, acca1aesa
Is ssi T. aaa'tsss; Z a6sSf6
As q general Blood-Puriiy ping Agent,
the Life Syrup stands unrlvalled hS
any preparation in the World.
Sssss IND fsdes who afs sahsrn1 ID rom M pisea,a -
e 4PPT Il
VA sss ;ast
Ard dtAo2tnea1. ~
T1IE RICH AND POOR
Ara usble to tho diseases Nature and getaane
has e1sde the Constitution Life Syrup for the b19QH
ofAll.
PURE BLOOD
F7o6acss healthy men Ind Honen; md II tho oozas.
tut1oa Is neglected IN yontf, dsea1a 4ad eAfIY d6
u tho result. Dc not delay Nkan ths Maan9 e1T II
oea< Ut hand, md within tia reAc4 Of Al:
To Moths,s and Married Ladia,
Ana orntr 1l11rntr1tA VI tE1s k1cu WHICH 10 NM.
aIsn9nrc the outward appearance Of both maias ~
females, often making them dsx2u3tifr ohesS =
the-oselye4 md .heir hiecGs- -S' -
CONSTITUTION f3FE QVRN#
, 1864-09-22

To Nothays and Married LadiaR,
dIa1Snre The outward appearance Of both aios ~
thez13&lye4 md .hetf friends. ' -
, 1864-09-22
HIM n. Ward.n Anno1ntrnnnfz

Hon. J. D. EFafdsH Appo1ntmenE1-
Quincy. Adams Co. Saturday, Sept 81
Pittsnelt, Pile Co.. Monday, Sept. IS
Csrro1ton, Greene Co.. Wednesday, Sept, g
Ed~arasy1lle, Madiaon Co........ Friday, sept 30
, 1864-09-22

- ~ ". AVU0C{s
The celeh1ated 1rlsh er1tor. will speak ~ fol-