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TIE BOUNTY BROKERAGE e
FRAUDS.
Additional acknowledgment
officials from the lsural Dl6triCt*-..
The Cnke OF Captain N1OOney.--Tho
Il1-Gottcn Gufus of tho brokers.

IFrcm the n. y. Times, Feb. t.
Col. Bakers parlors at the Astor were lit
orally ore,run yesterday, by Boa! ds Of Super
visors from the rural districts, who had cJme
mcut will probably take In regard to their re-
spective quotas. they were not the best hu-
morcd multitude that ever gathered under
the Astoi's hospftable roof; they had been
outrageously cheated, and they did not care
to conceal their feelings; but as nothing was
heads Of the bounty brokerage bandit!i, and
as Col. Baker had done them . favor rather
the enlistment frauds they We're disposed to
treat him quite courteouslr. He, however,
could do nothing for them; he could exhibit
the official records Of the York street Naval
Rendezvous and Of the Governors Island Of
genuine, ind what fictitious, and that was ali.
lie dared not undertake to say whether the
Government would require them to supply
soldiers in lieu Of the thousands that It's
agents on Governors Island have aided In de-
serting but he felt assured that Gen. FIy and
white paper every certificate Of enlistment
for which q name Is not to be found on the
War Department records.
Every days Investigation reveals scores Of
these forgeries, and brings new names under
Col. Bakers eye; and as the matter now
lainIes that may be unearthcd. On the con-
trnry, the detectives daily discover not only
old frauds, but also fresh and andaclous for
gcries that hare been committed within the
present week. 4 casc In point Is that Of
sCartain" Richard Mcguire, Of Nassau street,
Early In the week, ore Of Col. Bakers detec-
tiycs cultivated the acquaintance Of the puta-
tive captain, and made him merry with wine,
and through the wine learned the truth
which he sought namely: that the captain
could give him d handsome bounty on Mon
day, send him to Governors Island on Tues
day, and restore him to our streets on We'd
nesdny. The detective embraced the oppor-
tunity, enlisted, received Ills share Of the
bounty money, went to GoVernor's Island,
and was back in the city, in ci!izen's attire,
| all within thhty-sfx hours. It WIS now ar
| ranged between the detective and "Captai1"
Magutre that he should jump a bounty o. two
! in New Jersey, where the authorities are
paying from $500 to 81 600 each for men; but
| he WIS cautioned to conduct himself with
| circumspcction- said "Captain" Ma
guire, "Co1. Bakers detectives are IN town,
and they may nab you. The valiant Soap
tain" was apprehended yesterday afternoon
and sent to prison last evening. Sergeant
hlcCue, of the Cedar street rendezvous, was
among the persons who were taken into GUS
tody yesterday. He Is reputed to be worth
10000, all Of which he has made in the
bounty brokerage and desertion frauds. We
are not at liberty to publish other names,
even though they have reached us from
| sourcca remote from COL Bakers Office.
, 1865-02-16

thinking Western man; for the iron rails will
prove 10 be golden chains, uniting the & tWo
peoples and the goyernments N friendly 9us,-
influence on international affairs, tending TO
peace and union. 1naugurate the proper
movements ut once. Push on the WORK.
, 1865-02-16

rArR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID II tue best
hsirdrcss!nE In the world. 1t impa-ts beautiful
Eots the Hair k-ers Il u curl. promotes ia growth
UPHAMS TETTEH OINTMENT y sure tna
fpeedY cure for Tct+r. Salt laeuun, Chappea aanaA
UIHAM'S ASTHMA CUEE, relieves the most Elo-
lent pnro1y.Is Ast,n,x In ten minutes ana eueeu
n snerdy ctirt. Price, $2 pnck*rc.
GI11As:'S FEvEK kSD AGuE srEClFlC s .Fta. Tnrr
ranted 10 cure nny ca.s Of Cs @ ana se''3' n'
UrHAM DE:11AI0i!Y fuwRER viii t1noys EtGaog9 r. T.:
snTy 10 the skin Price, Il bottle
DR. Ia PO:TE's LIFE ELlXIR, Tie great SerEanS re
1Fho ssg suffering foG, Impaired Spinal Energy. Set-
you. DEBILITY, ETC.. arising IRON whatever cause.
IME JkfAEEsEnA1RsTAlx coloss tue Whiskesa
and Moustrche eaut,ul BLACK o. 659TM r., {.as eon y;
sn1d h s. C. *UPiAM Is South Eighth street P1iln.
anlnhta and In all Druggists. Ctrculard sent free
1dIURt T. RAii1H, G3 Lake street, General y tstes1
Artnts. mf3l p.at-lF Tu 1uAeAAa
, 1865-02-16
The Cl,fcnro Horse Railway.

The Chicago Horse Railway, which has oc-
cupicd 60 much time In the Legislature for
two weeks past, is ut. last disposed Of, SO fir
at least as that body Is concerned, The bill,
extending the charter nincty-niuc years,
passed both branches Of the Legislature By
decisive majorities. It was vetoed BY Gov.
Oglesby, and then passed over hls veto. The
no corporation should have, and that, too. in
defiance OF the wishes Of the people Of Chi
cago. But, fragrant Us the outrage is, 1t only
proves that tint class Of legislation should
be excluded from the General Assembly.
Tho City Council Of Chicago should have the
Corporations within tho city. Local corpora
tions throughout the State should be incor-
porated under general oct for that purpose.
Such mode would save time to the Legisla-
turo and dry up q great channel Of corrup-
tion-dkdo Record,
, 1865-02-16
DEe. EASTERLY'B
fever AND AaUE killer.

Eover. Hnrnb A enc. ne chilisa and Fever.
Intermittent and Ezemitte ent Eeverss
and every form Of Eevor incident to
tho West
Dir. EaoteE!y's Fever and Ayue Killer Is WARRAN~
TED TO CURE, aud ifit FAILS the money Will be rs
turned TO The purch sser u used rs directed.
III For sale ii m. E. EAsTERLYH 4 cos Family
Medicine Stcre, 80 Madison st., Chicago. Ill.
, 1865-02-16

AHV EhU31V1s o3 -.c-E..<..'.. '.o..'..
You complain OF your stomach unfortunate eFapere
TIC; ought rot yGuf btoma' 10 complain ol gouf
Possibly Tie p4ngt ycu endure tre slnplf ut sIom
Ing anaor r. rtrh.r: sop hsye never M AZ s9
al continually crAm1no9 It with unw hol-so1ne and
1nconErnons food. lisvc you cstr tried HO5IHI-
III mealls ~ nsses r. To1ld Pnf ne founs ~ ~
Y hI1c in rccordance with the laws Ct haslth and pro-
drcc lust SO much arrtebt acttoa II would be aeees
tudic;ous ind r. guiar dieting With little ofthe Tome
rew md eu, .utd kecpso II you hLve Ensectsd g.
Teoeilirn il is me1el, natures hint thst Sue wAnts
help 5ou neglectlt the next tanE E7sy * intam;
nnfon ur Sct!rEus Csucef so1nc o1hcf y1oent anu
ec-sc 1h:.e y such thipy q esieg 1S1
Tsre Dysre,sih hut DSspcpsih msy cnscnder dres:e
@sHsci En- ai. etoratiycs f.lilS Ct TT As
, 1865-02-16

Fro, ali p<rts OF the body IN I'VE minutes. without
1u,ur7 to tnc 1ktn, ny "UruAx's DEP1LAToRY FoW.
DEE" Price. e.. AntEa 10 any adurcs1 IF tlS3; ny
r. a. rPHAM Is South Eighth EtJcet. Phlsde!phia3
r.. Afk for .TrnAM's DErII.1vE powpKtr and
II Agents. Also, io1 sale b. Ill DEuGG.5t1.
, 1865-02-16

Re1,ef fusfartccd IN ten minutes, and rKHNANKJT
n0nK eacci.a BY the nsc Of rnAA's AsTnhA .g !.
once to lis influence. iricc, e. Sent postnn!t to
any audsess, by e. urnAA = s9uth Eaehf9 a tsTse
Smith, y Late street, General Agents. Also. !o1
kAlf hY Rtl GTuEEistS dtl3 0ls1.an1-T-t&En
, 1865-02-16
Special nottfca.
1.cL7 7rcIl! Itch J
Or. James.

Formerly Of James' Lock Hospital, oastom Houfe
street. New orleans La. established in 1s, now per
snen}y located 1t &c BAND ,lph street. specialist ~
the trektmeat Of old chronic, mctcutiA1 sgphiane.
md Ill private disorders o, a coassg1oul TeIe1cA
Character; curca them Et:tuut mctcusy. 1ooloe -
tAsai. srtenic. any poison; bet With the u'e "
s1etarahser, positive cure ior tsst macn - ~
dreaded poison. Syphis ia all us tot ors w hr
Thed, ssataal fsro'untary <ssstoas NJ -
self abuse, sexual exccAs, &c, causln* aots u
confullcn. depression. lmpotcpcy' ana o''sa
ssuity. With other dcplor4bie train Of symptoms,
1cated mud radically cured with an tH}alaoh me1noa:
ear1us time and e1p.n.e. AL k1nas o. ohe.4ea oi
The rcuts or stxuxl organs. and OF pTaoae nasafs
radically cured .-.
Dr., Jsme. pr.c1tcea fifteen yeas. IN Rev Orleans.
ana for ttr las: three yeas In Chicago. apd Is Fo'
rommeudcd by the Pres and MeclcA Faculty OF tho
6ou,h, and some Of TIE usst eminent Ph7siclsns IN
1nc United statcs For more particulars you arc 70
fe,rcd 10 { book. which Will soon be tzsued By Dr..
Jemes, On the Tenerka!. etc-
Dr., Jam.s' once and par;ors ere Sc Randolph street
fup4:al,t) Ten separate ROOMS. Al co2sulta.tosi
copnocnlial, once hours from L. u TIL 8 2. n.
1s3l.ES462w
, 1865-02-16
Qt)itag6 =. Trtbn11e>
OUR ST. LOUIS LETTER.


@oasar spn,cr mcp9t 1tsiis1KesotsT Ts. mfi1tarV
Tclcsraph-Thc st. Louis A11ssls-
sippt 1fadse efo1ec1, etc's etc'
rFron, orr snccfs1 forrcsnonacnt1
ST. Lor1s. Feb. 1a.3
Since Inc arrival Of Genernl Pope, the city
In. hao,, t;,,ed With rrmors IN The effect that
'1a o.en .A'@ s1es,.s." .s4a.
IN olacf Is snofhy ~ W !ssueo auonsl1lnS
martial lnw In this state Ihe parties who
favor this movement are enemies to the pub
lie peace. The State Convention took up the
mn.tcF On elsaua, ona pAsSeo = 1esosu..on
without dissenting Eoicc, demonstrating
against tho proposed change and the subject
bas nlso 1,eer before the Legislature with the
w. ,,rosnaet r ~ +he s.n,e act,o, coveTnor FJetch
o. is now Understood 10 be- in full accord viii
the Legislature and Convention in opposition
20 any measale @ u sue Inv, .r~ .osae ~ -roteet M
las oy lms Tine ioanu 1,s 'o1sa ~ r t.1 rsss
50 strong that he Will hardiy venture ~ oase
IN order abrognting martial law upon the
pnound Of its popularity. OF course the
so ,,.u:s.a1o ~.a1iv favor;no thu
only ind1slonals 1eay 'a''.ns .u1
removal Of martial law are Inc con
se,ratfrps md in this connection
q curious story Is told OF the origin OF the ag"
itotioo- It ia said that several wealthy
@.a,a,,opo ] .rho have 1een forced 1,v the st,on~
hand Of military power to mako restitution
oc ;1,,rotten rains to military officers. have
sa;d soror.1 +bonsand 5o1]ara to certain mr..
t,ea IN aofta+n +he snh;pct in the hone that
49, ,,t,;o -ro,,,a INV 10 -cn,ora1 ~ marital
e pug1,e 4 sso+ ~ hera na;d ~ nn
ey, but if SO they hare been deceiyed By
greater aecelvers Inan lnemsstves; Al ~ III
events INC pro}ect Is now Gonsaaesea . aeaa. 49,
a series o. Dofust lalas W 4ase s1.l1ea @ "
1resn an1aoaanes alons eae ausas S ooloGts' T.
Last wesE seyelal % n9nscs n r. Aahsas h ne aG ~ ~
He santa re Mere ioo1 ~ tt teoeis, hnH Ho
Chestcf hafalns gase otue1s enas tsnttatl9a tut
snould oe tls';eo LILLE, " .us nsns =! ,aaa lao
kno@n Ieoas ~ oaGvn , ~ w. +nns nMvss
nonses were nGcofu.og ~ oEs
VI satay ~ ~. mss NJ +to - ~ nIatha
ss .as. ~ ,nst n' Iy n1ar 10y 1Sc 1sna ho6 h.c,
hansas, 1upL ofsn III AAHe, 4'so 4Ss4 4Ist
1at uHnca a15ax,+ ,iss'.s;1aJ l., yanso. ~, 49,.
ca1nt of he nrtraces Thcsc nnfo,tnnnto
ras,,ita ~ tha 1.ar a. r. 10 1o1non.a5 nhfac:
iS T., a oa,rs;no cnno-tnn;t~ fnr had 4nan ~,
carh s;dr fo Tcyen1c nrIvste fn,ne;ea 1v com.
miftfn~ nnh}ic wrnnrs - ~o
4 revival If the agitation Of the snb,ect of
thc c;fy Is onc Of the events 81 tie last week.
1Ea ,,c,ee citv fnr a bridoe ~ iud{annnenhIe
t tn1 hee.y ,es.;..n ~. - ar;S ;s admttad hv
nrarSogr d%co;t 1hosc 1Shn ~ interested
@ 1922 ;n.u;os .I h,4 ne faar T. tbat
the - .1 a1thn,'t,ee ana tbe nuh1ir NAV souabbIe
.ac nes aaorano aao dn1 4ha nan hat vnsra
su s3e1sa n:,ard onr,S;n1 ny q mn1;snad
a1s as - ttnt e. .ris ,asr,-1e WIN M
~, t1nsn - oa ~, ~ Th;os9a ra;,raa a. -
Lnt tau1 +a;s te 1 " su1 ~ nv, an,nse ~
tol!n tnsm ps III o eon;nu ~ n eeenf w.;
ssss, anu ane ana ,ate " H. serTns r;no
|
, 1865-02-16

Confidential phyac1sn. pe co1lalted ct h1 oshce
III BoEth ClArk-st, corner Of Mons3e. Inlc1Ep,
asta and Daeasez 1f private end delicate nature to
both se1ca. which pc elts With nnparAeled success.
RpQtn3 hepaFst wttle Ldte and lItntieeu cAR con-
trlt the uoctcr With the s:r:cte&t privacy once
hourk Ecm !. m. to p.E. eunctys, ~ 70 =. =
EommuntcattoLk con1de1u.l. Consultation nee:
address Pcsto.tcc BOX l5.. llclosc two sta1pa Aao
ret his Gn.de to Heslth. deA-d39'-1yR
, 1865-02-16
PROPOSALS. FOR THE PUR-
CHASE ~ t,eSd Horses and NQlcs belonging 70

fhe United Stxtes. o-~.r,
N9shliue. Tenn, Fch: :. 1S6. H.
Sealed Prnposht will be received y ta1 e smee ~ "
NJ Ia The rprchasc ol all HoEk. ed Auset thtt may
aid 0r be N.lcr II this depot w1thA the ne1 Twelve
Tnc botttt OF thr auiunSls viii b. delivered daliy
any point within The ,tu-tis u. city. ~ may ne
Tractor to suflice nj Gistauct n 4 tue l11s q re
city viii prevent tht1s becoming nulE ancc TO rue
EthxcEs thereof
h!pdtst viii st-1e the amount 70 be psid 1or an!mal
and vii CIV, s~ir 1utI Auc end Foxs 0~ce 1cdscas
l21tneLt required nt c end ol each mon'n
Riuon.
Eonta!n Tic enc theus-pd dol an, signed by
80 GoAtFsetor Ind Two guarantees viii be re 4ufea
.ae snef' es1n! ideer. ur eikstng the Contract
Fsonosa't Elt: ~ rlaial7 marked- Proposals tot
ders1ened. 1 W.
II order " nyt. n.:g. Gcn IL nors,tsoo. 1htet
@. -: VeSt kIC cua!:L-S IRWIN,
fa1bEx6 1st Cant r. o. u,
, 1865-02-16

GOES
COUGH DALSAM
URE curee Influenza, asthU4s
e, ewes and all bronchial a0e9e
| to rho tons.
, 1865-02-16

TREATWESTERN RAILWA a
" OF CANADA.
, 1865-02-16

4AG A3QGn0181enka
Full RATIFICATION BY ELEVEN STATES.
Within the ten days which have elapsed
since the passage Of the amendment in Con-
grcss, eleven States have fully ratifled iii
Indiana has ratified 1t Though one house Of
her Legislature, and but one state DelaWa1e}
hes rejected It. The following is a statement
in chronological order:
RAr1F1cAT1oNs@
1. February /. Illinois Senate and House.
2. February 1. MaFy1ond-House. Sd. Sen
5. Februarya. Rhode Ialaud-senate and
i. February 2. New York Senate; Sd. As
scmbly.
g. February 8. Pennsylvania Senate and
!. Februnrys. West virglnia- Senate and
Honse.
s. February 4. Michigan-senate and
House.
0. February. Missouri Senate and House.
10. FcbruaryT Z. Mcice-Senate and House.
IL. February 8. Virginia Senate 0. House.
u. Februa1y 10. 1ndiana-senate and
House.
Il. February Is. 0hio-senate, II.
REJECTION.
1, February8 Delaware Senate and House.
In the Maine House Of Representatives, on
the 7th, the Speaker said, in declaring the
"By this sublime act Maine gives her rati-
ficati5n to the amendment Of the Constitu-
tiou which drives forever from the land the
curse Of slavery. God save the State Of
The New Jersey Legislature has had the
amendment under consideration for several
days.
Tho Calumet Feeder Dam.
The following resolutions have passed both
Houses at Springfield relative to the Calumet
Feeder Dam:
R.xolrfd By the Senate, the Rouse Of Repre-
| .tnfafirts concurring herein, That the Trustees
| ri the itlipoia snd Michigan Canal, be- and they
| nre hereby authorized and instructed to confer
With opy Of e authorities in the State OF Inhinna,
or agents Designated By said State with view 10
| m adjustment Of the difficulties existing between
| he State. OF Illinois and lndianadn reference to
| The Calumet Feeder Dam. and to enter into such
agreement relative 10 The same as will secure to
tie Illinois and Michigan Canal tho uninterrupted
use and benefit Of said dam and tho feeder there
then they be further authorized to institute auch
n1oreeiin1s and take such steps rs vii procnre
| fhc aforesn1d object And further,
l. Eesolrxd. That Whatever artio1 nav be dater-
mined nnon by the Trustees. the samo 8hail be sub
miited "a the Governor, and shall not be in force
until approved by him; propdded, TINT this liu1.
Il tation fhau not restrict any powers heretofore
conferred on the Trustees By the Laws Of this State
, 1865-02-16

DYAEE2EA EU HE
Allows you to est a hearty
meal without fear Of dis
ueas Afterwards, tor It will
stop 1t = suau III It ta3Fl-
: lowed.
, 1865-02-16
CQRE1

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Il the best remedy In the
world 1or dyspepals, lndt-
Restton, sick headache,
heartburn. fever and sEue,
n1use1 At stomach. aud, IN
tact. III dfRt1Het or pains
In the stomach Or bowels.
, 1865-02-16

UY AFGI&IA VURE
fEA purely vegetable Ere.
paratiour contains no OPT
1tea, no poison. nothing
hnxttnl. but acts promptly.
surely and Immediately.
, 1865-02-16

Counter Ilatdx-12ebots rs. Military
Tclecraph-Thc ST. Louis ma8sls.
kippi EkfldEe Project, ETC., ETC.
, 1865-02-16
GOES

U4SFEP3IA CURE
cuTa tlAtuIenC11eaknet3
and general liability , 1t
mAkeh tie weary Ambt-
tIpus,thc feeble stronE. the
debl1tt1ted hea1thy-fbr 1t
enables the patient to TAXA
plenty Of healthy food,
which Is the parent Of the
body.
, 1865-02-16

Sold by d1uxgista every
~hetc. Price ONE Doll
LAR per bottle
, 1865-02-16

DROVIDENCE S. C.-Supreme
j Court BErTHxH1R TxKx. A. D. 1s6t
Upon The application ot htAau Dix tot an 2rde.
IT notice TO tie billho1te1t OF the EcpEEtcu Bank
and claimants rron the Receiver.
1t is Ad;re7sd, ordered anc 1ecrcea tnaf ne ea!a
Dixon cause ! notice to be publlthed IN the Prprt
ieuce journal, Chtcsgo Tribune enc New YORK TIi'
pune directing the holdes Ct the bills Ct said HOB
ftntcn bank and the cihtmRnt8 upon the KecelTe1
hereof to bring in snd pretert the bills q said Bank
md their clat1 upoE Esid R:csveF a. tae nGran d
d March ls q the1r claims shall be forever hs ed
u agA1nst raid Receiver saie 1ottse 70 Pc p1ns9eo
eenheE, 1564. ,ee.
E1tefeo ~ the decree ut Court I'D daY T. T. 1s54,
1pSs; asI,lSss2m : X ia ~ JoHS L. GARDNER. Clerk
, 1865-02-16
Bsssa;Ax arIt;; EIcbangG.
MANUFACTURERS NATION
NH AL HANK llE CHICAGO.

,NA AL BANK Of CHICAGO.
QTFxuE or CoNFI ao1LZR or TIE CuRRISCTlf
WAnH1NGTof. January 18th. fs98-
The1cAs. Dy tats;actSry evidence !Eess95sd 70 ~
Manufacturers National Bank o[ CEtcaEo7" IN M
City Of Chicago IN tht Comfy Of Cook. 8nd State OF
AZ 3 M He 81 aa te
- An Act rroy1ue Nat,ou4 Currency. teerred bJ
petre Of Grited ssAtrs bonds. eEd to provide fot
June Cd. 1864. computed with a the provifions
OF said ect required TO b. conpira With he.or com
1nencinE the business Of DanAinX NJ 1.s sa,d acs;
fure1s Estions. Bank ot Ch!caso IN the CITY oi Chi
1uthorizcd to commerce th' business Of Banking 1n
il ,e:,,meay xhe;cef witness hand md seal ot
sr1n a{SEt1 ngSH nscT.9GF 6 q e99sa,y
MERCHANTS n NATIONAL
"A'@- TBKAsuRY Dpf.K71sENT.
oce o. IHnat.oi!ss Of ~. f. E9.s GE95.sas;7;;
vbcrea., b. ..,.isesais whence p1ssentsa r.
Nesehaals' k.tonzl Bank Of ChicaEo r. tas Gt:1 u,
been duly gsniE1d cndt1 aae secoIt,Ez 70 The r.
suifokeut. OF tha act OF EonGresa entitled A. rct
ER;ea t EsS ss g
h1s compiled vlsh ii d hi Q. srlc Nct r
Quited to be COMPLIED with ne.Cfe Cdm11ene1nk ous
nov, the:eicre, i. Hu7F Mc-:uLLoos. Cemrsroles
o he currency, 90 hereby certg that the A:5chans
Eosnsy 81 pes5 So5s 81 sne ss III
commencs the business Of banking naef sne ae'
In testiuony whereof. witnesa ms hsad ~: seal d
once 1T. sTsnt5.toursh d's nT 2, EfefMoey IT. i
4sS-e65tt Oomptrcl.ez Of tie Currency.
, 1865-02-16

COUGH DAL9AN
u tie largest tbot tie In tho
world lor the pr!ce, Lac1e-
tore not only the best, bad
the cheapest medicine Ur
tact.
, 1865-02-16

DIARRHEA SYRUP.
This Medicine will cure Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Cholera EIorbus, shm-
mer Complaint, Collie, Wind in the
Stomach and 5owels, and all De-
raugenent Of tho Stomach and Bow.
els Of Children when TeethinEs
In the summer thousands die from BOWEL CON:
PLANTS TINT might be saved By the timely use OF
DIR. EASTERLYrs DlAIsRHEA SiRUP.
MOTHERS, why Will you let your CHILDREN DIE
when d SAFE nnG SURE EEafEOY /. offered you.
nv Price 50 cents per bottle,
fTFcf sale at DE. Z. .EASTERLYS Family Medicine
Store. 99 Madison street, Chicago Ill.
, 1865-02-16
Oyer oy8 UIIIoH botH@

GOES
COUGH DAL3aI
ere sold annually, sud tf8
people all pronounce It TIN
best cough preparations
thay ever used.
, 1865-02-16

SCAV GER.
IN CHARLES KUNZ
viii s&tcud to shc CLEANSING OF pR1v1rp AND
rfanoY1nf OF oEcnsavA- matter o. all de+crinfinnS
orde1s directed 70 Post Udice boz A&o, ClAeaE9s
t1z5E&S I'm
, 1865-02-16

COUGH DAf9A4
IL warranted 70 gtva 12a1-
faction Or tho money I0E
funded.
, 1865-02-16

Mo family can atfofd to hG
without
GOES
COUGH BAL9AM
IN the house ready toE tn
mediate use.
, 1865-02-16

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates IN 8ppe.tte te, Etye3
vfEor and strength to tho
whole system.,
, 1865-02-16
Das. HooPER's
FEM ALE COEEDa AL.

This elegant and popular Medicine
such as Excessive, Suppressed or
Painful monatruation, Leucotrhoea
OF Whites, Falling Of the Womb, and
all Irregularities Of the Month1y Pc
riodss
It will also bring on tho MENSES, when checked By
COLDS, OF all NATuIsAL CAUSES. It has bean
thoFoGghly tested Ladies' trT It.
r. Price $1-25 per bottle.
81 For sale at DR.. E. EASTERLY & Cos Family
Medicine Stare, 99 Aiadtson-st., Chicago, III.
, 1865-02-16

GOES GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE COUGH HALSAM
cures .iek headachs. strk; Eslteyes &c eoasamEays e
PAIHs Oh oc1Io In the taken.
b0Wel3.
, 1865-02-16

CUEB ~
DY8PEFSIA CUfK
Swetteus the stomach, pu- EOKtS
rifles the breath. and In COUGH BAL9AM
stantly stops 8ou1ne8, cures hoAfseueas aud dfEr
acldItF and ri2fns olfood. ling N the throat.
, 1865-02-16

DE. HHAIsIKSs
SYPHILITIC CURE.

This r1edicine is a Gafe and Radical
. Cure for Syphilis in tho Primary, ao-
ccndary and Tertiary stages, and il
the most important Medical Discov@
cry Of tho Ninetoeuth Century,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-12-06
VOL. S NO. IS
LOQUACTTY.

Some people say great deal, but ssem
never to say any thing as 1t ought to be said.
They give utterance to thoughts. hat With
out order, aim. or purpose. -
Conversation is q rational prceess Just %
much as thinking Is. At least, In every
correct train of thought, are connected by
natural relations, 80 words, and sentences,
spoken in muturl intercourse, should be
nicely fitted together. The world has %
large number of rambling talkers-talkers
whose tongues are a. fond Of change as the
wind, or the running brook. Their convcr.
sa:ion is tiresone medley of observation,
made on topics chosen almost entirely at
random, inspired by the moment, and as long
lived usually. 1t Is like q medley Of odds
and ends, many d them pleasing but with.
oui adaptation,
We have wonderful men in Society, and
for that matter women too beings who are
endowed with wonderful power, making the
tour Of the globe in half an hour, aud then
for the rsoon, coming home by wav of the
great bear, and southern cross. Wonderful
minds |! spinning their brains out in this re-
markable fashion. Clutching at steam eu-
gines, marine cables, reapng machines, and
lightning rods, tossing up "heads" or ''tails,"
making mere child's play t:New York city,
Niagara Falls, Mississippi, and Pixies Peak,
flying SO fast from ne to the other, as to
keep one nervous for fear they lose their equi.
lbrium.
1t is really hazardous matter for one who
is accustomed to think profoundly and accu-
rately, to attempt Q conversation with one,
of ,h,s class. 1t was not long since we had
the misfortune to call on one of this species
with message that would only have taken
US the fourth part of o minute to diyulgo
when suddenly shower of words more for
midable than shell, shot or mimic balls po-
liteness forbade that we should turn our
backs upon the full fire, and with o courage
worthy of better cause, we faced the bat
terry of words 70 the right of US, words to the
left Of Us, and at last, with no dimiuution of
the charge: We were obliged to beat a retreat
volley after voley pouring aftor us, down
the stairs, rolling through the hall, and into
the open street. Our first thought was to
write to Barnum, but upon mature delipera.
ton we determined to wait till his new mu-
scum should be completed. 1t is very pos
sible there may be something in sdvancs of
this by that time. Ifnot, we shall feel in
duty bound to advise him tn secure the
creature, a pretty, tame animal and would
no doubt feel perfectly at home as one of s',he
happy family" provided they ever meet
again this side the Styx.