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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14

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lauben uns aaeruntertb6nieft ZEN blbideu uub
freuneli&ea 2eierinnen BET @taats,eituns bic
Rittbeiluns ~ uaaden. ba6 4err 4nor 1ay.
! o fosbsu BON 9ew.S ort nit eiuem berrli@en
8orratb Son GQenpaareu. D~amenm6ntelu n. E.
y. in ct. paul a%neefommeu III uub ne in lei.
nem tabt&en 2aten u Bei@tieuua eef9madpeQ
auseefattet bat. uns ta6 ts her aanante teutl&e
Glerl 1ers g &6fer. an :3userfemmenbeit
uub treuusli&ttit ni&t feblen laien uub immtr
bereit iein uirb, tie teu!(4en Damen ni@t aQsin
tlreuntlia uub lusortomu,enb. fonbern AUD hi.
tpteQes willie ~ beeienen. Tretirts eiuuaal !
1lul3u9. - perr Rainjer bat ieiue
i0)tFee ssl peysatte na4pbSur.e le6 (s'seu.
aber) 8. GtrA(e sislset.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
Vs. Ni6t 3u Uberleben!

va Ni6t 3u iberleben!
5reuneen, lowie Rem YubIitum i'm Aaeemtinen
in meiner Berufstbatisteit ale
Mrjt. Operation unb:
Seburt$belfcr.
SD CLAUDE eies UNI 70 cher tbun 3u burfen, ha
i'd innerbalt bes lesten 9abres rei&li9e @tlesen'
belt bate unp auf's eifrisi:e bttrett eepeien hin,
MID nit ren n~euefen Gorri@ritten her mepijini-
i&sn Wineni&aft poaftaneis rtr'reut lu MAIDEN.
bunane Yetanpluns aatr uasiner Yaieuten, 10
pie 3wedmi6iSe, ri&ti8e 0ou;iebune aasr &irur-
8iibtn Operat,onen.
Die YermSsensperbdltui0e untemitteltsr rer'
ben pom mir fttts teridN&tiet. - Mruaeu pirb
dratli@er Hatb nnent0eIbli@ ertbeut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
@unrao @cbian.
2aub III p%erfaufeit.

SUVp 3N VtCIUuveIte
Cine 9arn bon 40 stder: 20 IN SEM. eutes
Bets sencmmen pereen). uur fe&s gReileu sen
Rinneapolis ; ferner so ader lebr su,es 2aub,
nit Auteu, peulanb. 9 Meiltn rcn Ninneapclit;
pit aud u,tbrere 10 ader.Qetten an Der Stabt-
A.en1e; ettnfe mebrere Statt 2stteu. NQes
biQi0 ~ sertaufeu lei
Martin G%erranb.
MiNneapolis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
Ut. Rudolph AIbtrti.

Bro. u. Cunbar's Bantssbiuet 1 Irsppe bod.
5pre&nunben: Bon g. 10 ubr Ner.
gems. pom IL bis 2 ubr Rittass une pom s bs 8
ubr Mbenos.
EB- Gang b~elonbers empfeb!e i'd mid fur aQe
&ronil@e (lanse betebente) Rrantbeiten, wie
Brait., pals. unb veberaHeetiouen, buRen.
5@winblu6t. ausemeine N~erseni&wd&e,
8rdmpfe. uup ~ meter; ea i& itlbise gum &C.
senitante meinee telcnpern @tueiums 8eu,a@t.
r patienten auysrbalb ct. paul werten eriu&l,
nit mSeli&(t senauer Bei&reitung ibrer 4rant.
btit (i@ brieai9 an mid ~ penben. Do.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
@taDt= Il. Xano<9tQd)ribten
im8etrcffbcr3 iebunN,
ment t:
Vrcpci. MarlhaQ Generals. Oife,.
@aibi n q n. 20. Nlpril 1864,

Circular Nr. is.
DaS ~folaente Out ibten res NGtt. @iQiam
Writins, Meb,sanwa't hes 4riseer epartementa
1T bisrmit ,umNufihluB u. surVeitung auer Be-
amten cieles Vureaus ve,Efentlidt:
Eis Iuaate, tab Gin ausltbetener Nann in
lem Ii'ritte ny sr einasihrieben, ni9t anlabia
tpar. 1rute unter alen llmltinren hi tem 8oarb
VI GnrrlImtnt ais asissl'her uno gutter @rune
Aux Nusuabme pcn, Mititdr DisnR unter Der
) sbuns III jsnem O:ifriIt bstra9tet mcrreu &c.
y a ~ n.
Wenn cine Icrlcn, trel1e einoeldrietem unt
ae,osen murine, &usuabme ron Der 3ietum1 auf
Nranb uonNcne :relipsuce heanlrruttr, 10 it Der
t'rare Of Gnrclment aeredITsrlat iuIhe III 9e-
waarer. rsnn ftr "rrlitant bintd'a!i4e Sepeiie
ater ~felasuet ; puntle listsrt.
III nsm O'ltri!te pom tpsltem sr b:nnlpruGt, All.
ldpi9 mar.
2. sEe'&es {sin @cbnplab mar ais 81 enrol.
lirt wuret.
3. Dap Ct eiasttraasn ii eter par unb se.
,oatn nuree. crer rr 3itbuna in lsineu, wirlli-
dsn Wrbnrlab u%nterrrrien III.
Vile y: rlrnen pcn te!hsn Wilitar. Dienf rer.
l'nst it. lino Ter 9ialtrs'buus uno 3iebuna in
irssub sinsm IiErift untermolfsn. Die Muf.
3eidnun1 oer SeltiFtieunseu uno Webnunaen
Ypn e'nastra9enen Ye, wien 1T nidt rcrbaneen.
unpatrirti|ds Virstr eurh te@niideG inmenrun-
aen III ben S!anc ~ ieBen Ter nemeiniamen
YRiht lu entssbsn, (ousern UNI aesoaene Ysr(o-
men III irentifeitn une CUR eleiGmi6iaen Ser
tbtllung Der GucM5 untsr etn urri9ietenen
ci1riftsn tsisutraaen.
Wer in stnem Gi1rift ein9siGr:eten 1T unt
:Nuanabn,s bon ter 3'ebuns beanirru4t, neil Ct
in einsn! anssrsn Orte mcbne mu6 earauf f.
tsn. taB Ct ta enruuirt w,1b no tt mctnt.
@enn auf bic ri&tise Gcrrettur icfcrt aelsbeu
tirs, - tpire ibn en- na6terisse @eiu@ an een
prcpci-M arSdaas @eneral pper an ZEN Bcarb
81 Enrolment sessn eerpslte Werbinblidttit
i4uFea ; ater tuenn Ct tieles Vrip leaium ptr~
nadelaBi9t. 10 foute Ct uidt ieiner militdriihen
Y1i4t in 1rieaeaeit enthuten fem tur9 rsn Be-
psie. Rap EN- Srrtbum iatteeiunpen bate in Der
Yessi&uuns itiues WebnplaSee, in lem n&na-
bieren ieines Namsns cser in Der Yel9reibunl
ieints @swsrtes cesr i.inerBei9dftieuns.
Is mirb ais Gcrrsdt bstra@tet. in BEN Milir
lar.H;snR Der Der: staattn au treten. Dc.
Y~at1ict iduleet es feinem Qanbe - Der Gt,en.
mann leinem @a&barn. barauf III fsben. ta6 ie.
eer eem Militar.O ienit unttrpprfene Burger g.
bUri8 eineeibrieben if.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
8i(Vi0es Gn0ros un0 gn6et0i(
9tiefcl> ,l,l1 9@u9>
lna @el6Qft
Gomrab 6ptian,
SadIonfraee, jwilden Der 5. u. 6. Str.
(Shurmeier'8 Rlpf\

&anbtAuaeute aufeepaRt! @is fater.
bal: d au@ nit Dem Btsinne eielts Gribjab1s
p.eeer mem vauptauSenmert auf bas @boisiale.
@el&dft 9eri6tet unp werbe bebtalb ffets elm
reidbaltiess enforcement CUR DispoGtier babsn.
Da i'd rttine Waaren brett BON BEN sre6en
Nanufaeturen ees OleHs fur .Gaib" btaiebe, 10
bin i@ in ben @tanb 9eiest, differentiation
bic arS6ten @crtbeileau biettn. BeaeQungsn pom
Saab. Rau aeuten perhen piintt:i@ beforet.
03lei@fals rerben ale Sorten @titjeln unit
o@ut. auf 8eRelune MODERN. bauerbaft un>
.romp: ausefertiBt fir bic ben barton 3eiten pa(-
iesles 4reiien.
6nnrnN Mnh{nn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14

GttpaS ~ Fed. - Depe(&en sen @en.
@ible9s 8%unei&aftern an, Gnbe pen, Mi0ourt
@oteau melpen he Grleauna einss ftineliten
@icur DOT unaefibr aebn 9aeeu. Ct aebSrte
aur Heb 1rcn Bont. unb rief, ols man ibn ent-
redte. osn 3auti@aftern fred au. eaR Ct aud Il.
ner Der &&inter une MSrcer ber % i6en lei
uub wirse nit ibneu ebenfo perfabren unb ibre
Yfrte ~ atbl.n seriu&.n. Oas idien ben 70.
tben 1unbidaftern bch etwas ~ farfer Eabad
unp bsl&lcGsn In eieisrMTaire aud cine banb in,
Spiel au balm. ma&.en Saab auf i'm unb paren
10 s!idlid, lie rotbe Bette 3u erlesen unb feinen
@falp ju Gdern. 2lae &bre uno M@tun9 sor
tie@en treusn R~unt1daftern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
YrcpoR. RaridaQ General.

9a6 critic Reoiment. - Die nod ib.
rieen Mit9lieter res er(ten Nteiments (inb in
2 Gompaanieu nit folasneen Oifaiertn cr,a.
n 1Irt mcrcen: Comp. u - Gapt. 5ames 6.
NarpeQ ; 1. Qieut. Gteiter 9. IyrsQ; 2. 2ieut.
Gbas. 6. varter; Orterly @erg. She's. 3.
vrs6msu ; Comp. 8-&apt. GQis 9. Ysrtine;
I. 9'eut. Jrans 9ouaon; 2. Sieut. 8. ..
O'Brien.
Die Mn,abl Der 2sure in beiesn Gompasni.n
tetraat 1875, unb pcn eieien wartn IS Mitelie-
Der hi Der eriten Organization ees &eaimen!e.
nab @aibinatcn abauasbsn.-
Die ,,Mricl." Der unterubmente Cart.
Fcuabtcn BON eer friter 10 belisbten .Mntelcpe'
bat nit itinem neu ei~aSeri9tetenp .detteut, Mriel"
wirsr cine tlsli&s.g ertiueune iwiiasn 81. y aul.
@bafspee, 0taefa unb Carver berae(eQt. AQe
&bre fir Rem unternebmunaeaeif hes Captain +!
Son Ireuno Domfdfe. ben, frate,eu
Necatteur eee 10 uo1tbeilba't befannten Miil.
naufit Mtlas. l@re;bt ter bcrtigr perolb, baben
mir ltiee1 Inner nc9 tsine 3upsrlaiiee Na&.
ridt. bcFen ab,r. ta6 bic titer feline GrlSiune
itit einissn @o&en umlalfenesn @eriittte I'D
enbli& betuabrbeitst babsn unb ct einer Ter 81.
paro'irten OIa,iere it, bic an, 1. DRai NIT eem
YarlameniaIbost pom CITY, veint in Nnnapelie
! anfamsn. Ter Baltimore rNmeri'an" f&reibt +:
Mann .auf rem Boot. wtl@e Qss.ere ll& in Ct.
taruauneewertbeu, 3ufanb tefnesn. allie
81 u usn a ) n, we@rbenin's 8 ..
fpital 8 eanbt uub15 SO u te n
Q Boet G%etra9en werben. Stre
itieren glide unb ateetro&snen Morte ,eisten
beutli&. , Der 9unaer / el-
ene 9 N a d unb bel Gislen trnnen cfen.
bar cute Nabtuns, pftse unp Meei,in nidt
usbr bel en-.
Die lieben ,lItlideu Brut,r~!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
Oeuti6e 8anf,

Oeutidbe 8anf,
St. paul, 49,. Minneiota.
~ete. Stiefe, eesr 3a&ri&ten lissfn 70, fl,
12O, Scbann Gdart.
= 27t. @cnlieb Gbninser.
y 272, SIS. 9. Mersene.
. 275, Srternes 8aittiraer.
, 276. Grar lor;e @eni.
n III, G1au G!soncre G3uer.
WtlliuS 6rce. u. Dunbar. e.
Gutter, Gecpmbe & So.
Mten in 8srtintuns mi. ibrer papiermutle In
ct. Iutbons tin ercbes Eager sen papisr Gov
serts Experimentation u. (. ~. fiji ben 0re6.
uue 9Ieinsertauf.
40 5. Straee, 81. PAUL Minn.
49, 9s&ne Treile se,atlt fir eumeen altes,
9auperR uut paviev.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14

Teucr In ct. Weter. - Mm leeten
Ditnlas .6ns bic Dampfmablmible BON @cl.
pratt in ct. vettr BON Der engine aus Geuer
unt purbe total 3~ertSrt. 1err pratt bate einen
bsr Muble aufasipsi@srt.. msl6sr e~tsnfals aer-
Mort trurte. &ein 8erluR 1oQ ni&t peniger
pie $4,000 tetrasen Gin berber G@lag.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14

@itbti0 fir 8rauer.
Die Riuneapslie Brauerei If biQis III Ssssea.
Ten cher u ser!aufen bel
Rartin Gerrant,
Ria1eapeID.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
Ginffur, zines Ucrrathsbaufes i'm

Ginftur3 cine6 0orratbsbaufee in
8rotpnSoiQe = Qeste Webe gao tas Sun.
toment res arpben Gru&tpurratbetaulee Scn6rn.
Streeter in Brownsville, 3eufen &c.. Minn.,
ettras mad nub in Golee te1sn Riir3te eas kiitf&e
@etGuee 3ulammen "a. 600 8ufbel @aiaen,
neide e. 3ur !3eit entbalten unter ssinen Gut'
men tearatenb. 6rn. @treeters YsrluR nirt
auf $50. 600 ptranfdlaat. Seine Jomilie. pel.
@e BIN ameisn Stod btpebnte . tonnte nur NIT
tnarper Notb ibr Qeben rsttsu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
u nQefp nj 1T en-

&peben crbaltcr:
Mueg1eidneten S4wei3er. II. Qimburet,. a1le,
bouGMpii9e 5Irinae, Saresusn uns Sareinsn,
iopie cine tersutente @entung tes ieini&nsf'
!snrsn 6&tsn yuiIiden Ganiar.
lBuia III babeu bel 0ep. Beua.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14

Stir 143O9 Solar
sann Elm gut 0eleesnes 9aus uns Got ae.
fault psresn. Golelte 1T nidt 6 Minutsn Yua
Der ct. Yaul pcft' Office qs!esen.
Gbsnle 3u osrtaufen 40 Mder Qarb 3 Mei-
len Ucn Ter Gtabt.
Ct. Yall. 10. Mai 1864.
!9enrY We&entY,
3O2-2m. 6dntler in 0runt. GiGeutbunt.
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500 REV A R D!!
For a Me icine that win Cur

For a Me icine that viii Cure
TICKLING IN Tn THROAT
COUGHS,
LNfz IEBZA,
#H0OPIGG COUGH,
Or relieve Consaml,tive Cough, as quick
GOES COUGH Is A l. s A Nj .
over Five Thousand Bottles have been sold In Its
native town. and not single Instance of its failure
we have in our possession, any quantity ofcertif-
eatds, some OF them from eminent ptysei ans who
have used 1t in their practice, and given the pre-
emincnce over any other compound.
TT DOES NOT DRY UP a COUGH,
but loosens it. so as to enable the patient TO expec
torate freely
z,eo Of, zee Doses ,riH inrariaJly Cure Tickling
ie tse Throat.
half bottle has often completely cured the most
STUBBORN COUGH, and yet, though 1t Is so sure
and spsedy its operation 1t is perfectly harmless,
being purely vegetable. 1t very agreeable to the
taste and may be administeredto children Of any
ages In cases of
Group sse ,ciH guarantee a Cure
If taken in season.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT,
Is wi thin the reach of all, the price being
only % Cents.
And If an inves tment and thorough trial does not
shack up'' The above statement, the money will be
refunded We say this knowing its merits and feel
confident that trial will secure for ii home in
every household.
an investment will cure You. 1t may be had of any
respectable Druggist in town, who will furnish you
with circular Of genuine certihsates OF cures IL
C. G. CLARK Co., Proprietos,
Wholesale Druggists, New Haven, CT.
LORD SMITH,
General W ssssrn Agents,
% Fake Street, Chicago.
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PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining Are you ont
of order, with your system
deranged, and your feelings,
uncomfortable THESE symp-
toms are often the prelude,
to serious illness. Some f1t
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be averted
by q timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pi1la,
and cleanse out the disor--
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the flnids
move on unobstructed in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions of the
hAAwx Il, - vvsc4.4xxu = ~As.sA-
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OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST

OLD ANDOYLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST.
From Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pttshnr Oh, Philadelphia, Bait ore New York and
all other Easter and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving Burlingi on on the 500 A. NJ !.
train connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evening Both trains connect with
allthe great Eastern Railr DAD routes to-wi: NJ q.
Il Il via Detroit; NJ s X X via Toledo, and Pittsburgh
and TT Wayne X r via FtWayne, of which passen :
gers can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Buriingtonto Toledo
Thrice n hours ahead fanny othefrouteleaving Bur
lington. ,
baggage checke DIT nroughto Detroit Niagara Fall
and New York Boston, Toledo, Dankirk, Buffalo
Pittsburgh aud Philadelphia.
Tickets this Eastern thoro ughfare for sal.
at Ottumwa Fairfield, Mt. Pleasant. and atthe Tick
ct Office corner Front and Watersheds Burlington.
Sleeping Cars attached to the Nighttrains.
Fare as low as by any otherronte
R.F.HOSFORD,
Dec IS '61 Gen'hgh c.. b. II r r.
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machines.

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is
fast gaining worldwide reputation. 1t Is be.
yond doubt the hest and cheapest and most beauiui
of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered TO the
public No other Family Sewing Machine has 81
many useful appl ances for Hemming Binding, FELL
ing Tucking 3 Gathering, Guaeing, Braiding, EN-
broideripg. Cording, and so forth. No other Fam-
iy Sewing Machine has so much capacity Tor great
variety OF work. 1t will ali kinds Of cloth, and
with all kinds ofthread. Great and recent improve
ments make our Family Sewing Machine most relia.
BILE and rable, and most certain In action Az
all rates OF speed it makes the 'nterocked stitch,
which Is the best stitch konwn. Any one. even of
ow to use the letter Family Sewing Machine
Our Family Sewing Machines are furnished In chaste
and exquisite stie
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine Is q
piece Of cunning Workmanship Of the most useful
kind II protects the machine when not IN use,
md when shout to be operat ed may be opened az q
sgacioms and substantial table to sustain the work
While some of the Cases, made out of the choicest
woods, are finished in the simplest ana chasest
m amer possible, others are adorned and embeish-
ed in the most costly aud superb man
ner ;, =,
IL is absolut ely necessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, as to judge OF It's great
capacity and beauty.
It is fast becc ming as popular for family sew
ing our Manufacturing macnihes are for mapuiac-
The i,rauch Offices are well supplied with silk,
twist thread needles, OIL &C. Of the very best guam
ty.
Send for PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURE COMPANY,
ass "roadwav, New York.
gY- CHICAGO OFFICE 80 CLARK STREET.
r. W. SMITH, 4GKGTIN 0TTUBWA.
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Keoknk. Fl. D, M, & M. R. h,

AN andafter Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 1852, andunty
u further notice, daily train willru Zach a
Sundays excepted) AS follows:
leave Keokuk at 1880 M arriving at Ottumw l2:45
pm, and al Eddyyille 200 m.
Leave Eidyvle at | 80 M and arrive at Ottumw a
12:45 m, and at Keokuk $50 pm.
Passengers taking the MailrraiDfrom Keokuk
at 1880 m, make sure connections with Stages al
Eddyville. for Oskaloosa, TT Desmones
and ali points west.
Through tickets, as LOW as the lowest, may be ad
atthe 0ficefo ali points In Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska. &c.
TICKET OFFICE-AtShe Depot, foot ofsJohnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JK
Feb 5, 1869 Superintsndent.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ul ROAD.
Great Central Route 10 New York,
New England and the Canadas.


On and after Sunday Nov. 18TH 1885, trains leave the
Central Union Depot, loot OF Lake street, as
follows:
$50 a. NJ, Sundays exceptedl arrive, Detroit $3.50
p. M; Toronto 405 a. m; Suspension Bridge 400 a.
M; Buffalo 30 a. M; albany 5:4o P. Mi New hoik
$50 p H.. Boston 1000 u. m
l. Iop m. saturdays excepted,) arrives, Detroit
6:UO A. m Toronto l. 10 m; suspension Bridge 4:i5
D. H.; Buffalo ) ~ III; Albany 5:45 a. Al. New York
IL LOO Y. ~; Boston 500 p. m
IL. 90 D. M (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) arr.
Detroit 10 90 a. M Toronto 900 m; Sus. Bridget. IL
y m; Albany $40 III; n. Y. 245p mi Boston o.Uu p m
CiYcYNATI TRAIHs-via the Michigan Central X. H.
leave Chicago at G.50 "A, m. Mail Train; 1000 p m
Fast Express. The ~ 00p m train leaving Chic 60
runs through Cincinnati without change OF cars or
baggage
sE Ruttan's Patent yentilating and Warming APP
paratus on all cars of this Company.
An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables,
has lately been added to our day trains
Patent Sleeping cars night trains. Baggage
check ed through. Through tickets for sale at all
principal Railroad Offices in the est, at the Genar
al Office corner of Lake and Dearborn streets, Gun
der the Trement House,) Chicago, and OF the Depot
r. n. RICE, General Supt.
II. C. WENTWORTH, Genl West'n Pass Agent,
bee -, 1853 -4o.i5 Chicago.
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S. T.-1s6O.-x.
pLANTArov nsrr ERs.

PLANTATION RkFT Frs
which are now recommended by the highest medica
| authorities, and warranted to produce insnsed.
| ate beneficial effect They exceedingly a reea
Bile. perfectly pure,sand must supercede all other
tonics where a healthy, gentle stimuant is required
They purify, strengthen aud invigorate.
They create healthya petite.
They are antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of d ssipation and late
hours,
They strengtAep the syst ard epltven tho mind.
They prevent masmatc and intermittent feyers,
They purify the breath and acidity ofthe stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarrLea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liycr Comp Ian mt 4 Nervous headac )
They make the weak strong, the languid brill ant,
and are exhausted natures great resioren. They
composed of the celebrated Caiisaya bark, win
tergreen, assafras, roots and herbs, all preserved
in perfectly pure st. Croix rum. Tor particulars,
ace circulars andtestimoniuls around each hottie.
Beware of imposters. Examine ev cry bottle. See
that il has D. - Barnes signature private U.
s. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene, and
pui firm signature on fine steel plate engraving
on side label. See that eur bottle is not retilled
with spurious and deleterious stuff. We defy any
to match the taste character ofour goods.
Any person pretendinl to sell Plantation Btters by
the gallon in bulk, is an imposter We sell only
i'm our log cabin bottle. Any person initiating this
bottle, selling any other material therein. wheth-
called Plantation Btters not is criisinal un
der U. s. Law, ana will be so prosecuted by US. We
already have our eye on two parties re-filling
bottles, &c who will succeed in getting themselves
into close quarters. The demand for Drak's Planta
ton Btters fro ladies, clergYmen merchants, &c,
is perfectly increaibie. The simple trial Of bottle
Is the evidence present of their worth and snpe
riority. They sold by alIrespectabIe druggists
grocers, physicians, hotels, saloons eanboat aud
country stores.
p. 2AKE&CO.
202 Bro adway, N. Y.
INV DC 163 81 Inv
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Now offer their celebrated
Reversible Feed
LOCK AND KNOT STITCH
SEWINe MACHINES.

To the pdblic as being the most PERFECT, and adar
ted to more diferent kinds of work tn an amy 9th
er Machine now in use.
Wears have been spent in its perfection, as the
\ Company were determined not TO put their Ma
chine into the market until they COT Id sustain the
assertion which they now make, that thew are the
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ERIE RAILWAY.
Great Broad Guage Double Track
And Telegraph Route.
TO Nesg lprl, Boston, Ph9adelphia, Baltimore,
harrisburg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT 1,HROUGH IT, s. NAILS
EXPRESS Trains leave DUExIRK or BUFFALO on the
arrival of trains from the West, via the LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD also from SALAMANCA, on arrival of trains
via the Netc Broad Gauge atlantic and Gredt WeS-
tern Raatacdy from CLEVELAND, a., giving Passenger
the advantage, from Duakirk Buffalo, or from
Cleveland, o., of Sis Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in VIDE, RoOa0y, Par
ace Cars, direct to NEW YORK. A perfection attain
eddy no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points EAST and WEST, our facilities are
unriyalled. Forming close and reliable connections
at DUNKIRy and BUFFALO with Western roads, and at
SALAMANCA with the =.
Brodd Guage atlantic and Great Western
Rdil,ody.
ny which route there is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
lie New York daily for all points in the West ma
King Quick time and at RATES by any
other route. Fer Freight or Passage il ,LiI all
the principal offices in the West, and at
"a CLARK Street. Chicago.
$40 Broadway, New York,
q South st., +. r., New York.
Is State Street, Boston.
b. W. BLANCHARD. CHAs. Minor,
GenI FrtAgt. Genlsup't.
W. r. BARR, E.s. SPENCER,
GenI Tic Agt. Western Agt,
Dec 81, 1863
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Old ...yaitiny aud ysatching.''

Old "yyaitiny and Watching"
sst- Tdae-"OLp HUNDRED"
Here lies Party dead as nits,"
Its ghost forever the body quits
With politics acquaintance cuts,
s-sAnd leaves but shslis of Bltternuts.
Wen bear the body to grave,
Where ne'er 5 hall mourning cypress wave.
Whers no MIA eytrnore shalt treal,'
Save but the wssping g pporhead.
With heavy hear' AMI tewf'i ayhS
With sauts ieir ,S,,,.i; with many signs
To see his bantlins hi awiv.
FITS father ca ne ftdm Cs@ ada.
Poor man, his last fond hope is gone.
His child shall never see the dawn;
We've fastened down the heavy lids.
And nailed them well with Copperheads.
Well leave him now to vain regret,
!, While cheeks with salty tears are wet,
Grief be forever to him who puts
His hopes in votes Of Of Butternuts.
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a 10 REWARD !!

stray ed stolen on the 18th of May from the res
idencc OF Mathew q. Lawrence, six miles north Of
Fairfield, Jefferson Co, lows two sorrrel leys two
years oil this summer One has a bald face both
hind feet white almost TO the hook joints the Ieft
fore fjot hi.e almost 10 the knee. hsr right hin
Knocked down trim bnt, The other one is Ileay-
Ter bat az white stripe Ia the orehead toIer allie
large bpned; heavy with colt collar marks on her
sitits aud shoulders. ANY person nuding them will
please address the sui scrtber ai,ut Post Office
Mirr1lLw e. LAwRENcE.