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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

D6 The following is given as cure for the bite of mad dog Take immediately warm vinegar or tepid water, and wash the wound very clean !; then dry it, and pour upon the wound few. drops of muratic acid, and it's evil is .neutralized. An exchange says the above remedy applied in time never fails.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

D6~ The Committee on fisheries is the only one in the Legislature that indnlges in sup per. This session, on account we suppose of the large run of shad,'' the committee gave two or three entertainments, tha t were certain ly very entertaining. We copy the following account of the last one from the CouraLt:
 l" The joint select committee of the legisla- lure on fisheries, of which Hon. Mir. Mallory is chairman on the part of the Senate. and Mir. Tolles of Norwalk, chairman on the part of the House, have during the session. as relief to the monotonous business of considering peti- tions de protection of fish in Salt river and other noted streams, adjourned in quiet to some calm sequested spot
 Like York liver oyster
 and sat in judgement over the good things of life c la restaurant productions Last evening, as sequel to the many pleasant gatherings. the committee, with sedate and honored Sena- tors and digniGed members of the lower House all invited guests, to the number. say. three score or therabous, assembled in the dining room of the Marble Pillar The honorable Senator from the 9th district presided, and made speech appropriate to the occasion The first subject announced by the chair was --.--.--La--.- half-shell. The petitioners were laid upon the table and afterwards taken up and discussed at length by unanimous consent. Then followed other business of eqnal magnitnde-the most important of which was a remonstrance from Cork but finally leave was given to withdraw as usual, though theie was good deal of noise made about it.
 Subsequently the speeches took wider range, wit" patbos,p and e!oquence mingling in happy style, forming social entertainment of the rarest character. It was an occasion that will inspire heleafter veneration and ad- miraton for the committee on fisheries of 1865 and cause some of the guests who have gone through the tedious walks of the session on la borious committees without finding the sunny side, to say in their gratitude to-day:
 It is way long have sought
 And mourned because found it not"
 @r A Providence paper says that the Hart ford, Boston & Erie Railroad Company, in which the New York and Boston air line con- pany was merged, ar4 making efforts to raise a million of dollars by the sale of new bonds, and eight hundred thousand dollars have been secured that the company design to open at an early day the Blackstone Thompson rail road as far as the point where it intersects with the railroad from Southbridge, which lat ter is to be completed soon, and that ex-Gov. Boutwell, of Massachusetts is to succeed Mir. Bartholomew of Hartford as President of the Hartford, Boston and Erie corporation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

At . meeting of citizsns. in the Tcsn Room, on Tuesday evening, 1t was determined to give a reception complimentary to the sol diers of the Lit ,hfeld County regiment, in this town, on Tuesday. Aug. 1st The following committees were appointed to make arrange ments for the occasion
 Finance Rufus s .nith. Wm. Bissel, Wm H. Bramsn, Geo. H Baldwin, Chas. B. Andrews.
 Table and Decorations. --Wn. F. Baldwin, David G. Bulkley, George M. Woodruff, Ed ward o. Peck, Henry A Botsfofd. Edward Crossman. Riverius Marsh.
 Retreshments-J. Dsming Perkins. Fred'k D. McNeil. T. s. Sedgwick. L. W. Vessels, @. A. Hickox, E. o. Peck, Alex. B. shumway, H. W. Buell., D E. Bostwick, A, s. Lewis. Frank M. Hale. ..,,,.a..
 A full attendance of the committees Is re. qussted, ct the Town Room. on Friday evening. to perfect arrangements. i..-..,,...
 = All members of the :. Fantastic Club in this place, and all desirous of becoming mem bers, are requested to meet at the Court House on Saturday evening. at precisely 8 o'clock, to complete arrangements for the parade on the afternoon of August lst.
 - There will be very interesting exercises at the Episcopal Church, tomorrow (Friday) evening. at half.p past o'clock. The Rev. Thomas Gallaudet. D. D., Rector of St. .Ann's Church for deaf mutes in the city of New York, will read the regular service, and will also deliver short address to the deaf mutes present. in the sign Language. He win also explain the method of teaching this interest ing class, and will give an account of the progress of church work among them. Deaf Mutes, and all interested in their lwelfare, are invited to attend.
 Two or three boys entered the hat store of MT. Jackson, on Monday, and took 1850 from his pocket-book which lay upon the table. MT. Jackson did not miss the money till after they had left. He has taken steps to recover It. ..
 The ensign of the First Division, Sixth Corps, which ohr brave boys have so long fol- lowed, and under which so many of them have fallen, is floating from the flag staff in the cen tral Park, in honor of dead and living heroes
 MT. Henry Hudson cut his right fore arm badly. with scythe yesterday morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

Prayer by Rev. MT. Childs. , gI ,,-l. .-...
 The general tax bill reported by the finance committee, being the special order, was taken up. It comes from the Senate amended and passed. After being amended in some par, ticulars it passed. 1.eF -,ss!5g,F
 On motion the House adjourned to p. m. Tuesday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

C0nveneu at o'clock.
 Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Brace,
 Res. authorizing the issue of $8 OO0 ODD State bonds was called up. MT. Atkins amendment was lost. The bill then passed.
 B;ll relieving all married men from all debts incurred by the wife before marriage, and pro- viding that her individual property. if she have any, may be attached to pay such debts i; passed
 Mir. Harrison introduced bill repeating the Maine Law" which he stated was a .s dead letter." He wanted it referred
 Mr. Smith moved that the bill be indefinitely postponed Carried.
 Adjourned.
 Met ct o'clock. :. Soint Select Committees were appointed ou me subject of new State Houses and on stat Washington f'~'' a'
 neport adverse to-repsAlo of charter of Weth- ersneid nre enginecompany and also netition Tor incorporation of U. 8. College of Bnsineaa and Finance; accepted. -''' - =
 Res. appointing Hon. Elisha Carpenter . Trustee of the State Normal School for Hart. lord County, and Hon. George M. Woodruff for Liehfeid County; passed.
 Adjourned.
 Issiai HOUSE Wednesday, July l2. Convened at g o'clock.
 Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Brace.
 Bill that when the Fourth of July, Christmas er New Year's Day comes on Sunday, nero- tiable note due on either of those days shall be due and payable. on the Saturday lpre- cseing, and that no grace shall be allowed on Mght drafts unless named in the instrument 1;
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

Disciplined, as you have been, by an expe- rience that condenses months into minutes, and developes boys into men,; availing yourselves of the energy, the judgment, the selfcommand, the courage, which your rough schooling has drilled into you having learned the lesson, which we at home are such laggards in acquir- ing, that private interests are. subordinate to public that individual ease, health, wealth, life, must be held cheap when the welfare of millions hangs trembling in the balances: thus trained and equipped for service; return here to be our teachers 1; to instil into us, by your example, a large and liberal beneicence to shame us out of our indolence and inefficiency; to spur us up to vigorous aggression upon the strongholds of sin !; you the leaders. we the rank and file the watchword, " Onward l" the bugle blast of truth sounding the charge the Banner of the Cross waving its blood red folds over the advancing host.
, 1865-09-27
6ueciaI i2otice5.


n the o,,y pn5sctxu a1 Specialist uow IN the city
that csn pc cptirrl5 relied upoa Go TO n1z. ad moi
sutcr pssase u remain In your system, 3ls1 Iztns
sor7 face and body besides desfoyias yoar hsrpucs,
md future prospects In llte He haa made pex1ons)
disesses and ncsvous debility hs study for the Last
sEcnty 5cass, ard Is therefore the person whom MI
nfaeted should consult, no enc e.er hoard of ps.
tent Of Lis not being cuscd since be has been in tbs
city. Hh reputation hss vo1che1s IN al Tic city d.
rH MS pat1enh mud the medical profession both herr
snd aroad ~ being fhe most sk1l1ed Specialist here
snc thorough nast1 Of his spso1essiuo II au Others
nu ood.t despair; eiva him ca1l. III. ouly con.
noo occnsrrnoe With him to ct,su such csses. ri,
rooms are separate toe aies snd Eentlemta, aud tic
most complete in tue city. Cooaultatioas frse and
cnandeattal.
Ones 30. 179 South C,srk sueet, cosnz Of Monroe
halfa block from The Post ofooe. post once Boz 154
Chicago, Ill onlce houa from sAm-toRpn.
Send for hls ~Guine to Health" published mouthly,
hue ofcha.ge.
3orxa Ar. TAKH PARTICULAR No71cr.-Docior
Bkeaow deEotes maeh Of his time to the ueaansas d
thoss cases cau1ed hy secret habit which ruins both
body and mind, uunsttnE the unfortunate individual
los either business a society. The sd effect Of these
early habtu. Or the Of F1pz years. il to WEAKEN
and dtb!lltAtc the constuttou destroy the phJscal
and mental poKt1a. diminish and cnfeehle the natural
tce&ngs, md txhaust tic y1A2 energies Of manhood;
the rle&tues of1tfe .n27t6, the ohece ofmztase
frustrated, md existence Itself rendered term Of o~
csas,ns misery and regret. Such pezsona especially
those contemplating marriage, should lose no mc in
making Immediate aI1llcston, pT. h. by lii new
Treatment, IL enab1rd to ensu-o speedy and pesua
nant c1se-
, 1865-09-27

| erhjhft sa{d fcol. =, ..,;. ank.-.,... :.
nsnec nrnTidss y tae 41h section Of said ordi
aho5e n,med nH, ~, - me Inspection Of any q tn
such ootsd. =. .eaI. aao snau also exhibit AM
sIi ese ptope5tT to my OF the afore
tr1 ~ sn1t 1ca s sEch hcensed person re41s
aE6nso,1 nn.,n H.. Es.u oooss goods q PROPERTY :!
anncrs h1 npa LHe request Or any ol the Aforesaid
~ fnss ,h.s, f"a npun eanslfuon be tined In sun
, .o ea1n .hEe dollars for e:ch and every
WNrnr m b.,a II. " la the discretion Of The
~ rhat ns II aef ncfnse resosed.
shall effect H. saa x contained u this ordinance
ner1o ~ o.Ions e , ~ secondhand goods BY nay
p.'.,s1 ~ lSlsuE noW ot hereanef licensed As
, 1865-09-27
Qbilago Qribn11e.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g, 1865,


|
:, 1"as only sas'on kno~ u "e''. -:
oGt "nethes Of earth OF whe,nsf o. hca
| fof nme eo"1a ha1ol! oe,1oe'
W. Has3eo skeleton INN ano pa'e, =.
WIN 'oea4n fep anu aa@a a''ae "a"'
| - -.
30 ehhEf!ea MS oeins. ea9tnE Wild ef1@'
~ be wep' ma e,ghea lot the nnd.a relief -
Aie hana uns'eaus ~ toe aspen leai
Was resting npon Waoa.
An. surrey uoo M M sencs " no',
ahm pFoplc 70 We ."l eonntsy saonld blot, 5:
" Ee1e s's st.in.~t = .4aa Some 'i11"ons LOT :.
oholo 1he aFengans hand .,
s,a md Ia ,ns s,en, ,xhsr. ,.n,n...: :.
lsswithtttng touch, Where the want q, bread =:
-anke ~ sae pa'aee- In me shed,
~ - lel os ene men and The poosi
"n<5s .ue sp@ls o. Ale N thc sunkcn eye,
..y ~. 4.eu "a ue 'eco!e sign, .-': -,
e'a l'' - one 'ea'e 10 endure ...
Where pcstIienca re,pns and it, st,n,ro 'h,...h
4r ~ N: u *'.h the seeds Of death'>
'ue asns unaoed eomp!a1n;
mreae ue n9eae1 'ofsaSe'a he hesncfa1ns chld-.
.s.s. t.t"1 ~ uttsen tae ooiaest Wild
3'Ae 't'a 'oo1ss anonsaco Fe"Aao' -.
Where war, IN iss rayaginE steps nns,a,a.
Whrre lro1her IN iiooa oa1 ~ !hs s n,o,so.
.s - .~sSs ~ 80 "lea Aoas' "aue-
~ he,'s e.,.a",S 20 - 80 .'.e nas aaaae'
AZ I'll nou1 s<~sn1so ano SoAes--r
~ ~ -. ealuun H'1 Is ~ oaosu w otpaan cry
49, y. ~ .-@4:p. eA.p, - us M.oo" s'ea-
- ILL 11eN1>" "1a0' "'ta' n1ooe- -.
Hnt the harxest shall ,.axa ,xbs-s ~. e..,,.
been; -
The plague shall be staid, and order within.
Tie houses eball dwell. md whe,c ma the d,r
And the dlrcfnl carnagc Of war.
1hc n1o7r in II. nr,rcfni rcrrse sh.1. ,.xs
, 1865-09-27
special notirrs.
Privufe Mattcrr-To tac Hrufor.
fnnENA

,Dt CLARKE. the mna, successful spd o.i1s reitabl
tl1,;vck aSts3tn &c eSrEeon II Ga.cAs eaS.gea
hceS hnfe4s s1nt:;.es ~ e.5k;i Ss 1,r,2o;
e. saa TIA; e r.
1isenses ot The 1ladd and Kidneye shl!i. r. q r.
9e he bo rs rs
e1s daeins Motcne, u he rass snail M,afr II e.
Il ,s bsass .qd eas
1se, soSs tossihe1 rtsi "a n n;IY xniis Ihey
my sc !e:tar:a .o hsal;5,1n vFp,c1Es f,r the
D1sEAAE stand alone the only n3t.. and s;fesq1l
5ese q s & .s I'd y T.
r. fee ;rsa,s xnsgt efSy hss oassads
s. @aa fssf y i; iaf.Ss a'aaoa q
frice Is r. hottie, or sc bottles for =, Sent to ay
r-Ft o rt If cs7, ie: q e Professor Of sbs
d1es.f. II etaalea and can b. sonsnlted oo ali private
"a - se5 .5S + 49,
What W eau.t y: BThe dfectloos WIEN t6eae 4S ptlIs
should oot b. tssea accompany easa bo5: rct md
y TX S.sJ .S i4ss e '*0 ''.np' foF 'va'' Letters
ne i .sas wao e t.
causcl hare cMtf1cted that mind -haroFiuE ana fodS
% eSe1 E e. 81 q !; p e
1 T.. ~ ~ asrks Send Two sampA for Pirate Let
Stranger snf e,shsz ssxs Waiting Chicago and Eho
a.. IN ncsd 9! msdcal friend, md have no tme 10
s3ns living At ds!anes csa be eafed =, a"ae py &
e psstsd az I'd mo &c Nsa
!ic1s u aoy TT Of the county, with full md plain drec
rnysiSisns Or othezs nsedlne ryrnrc* o, oth.r In.
umrnn ~ OF aIpaoeca Lad better order then, through
<, A, .e h sss which L 20 .5nscd, patients
nj mr. 14>tv
, 1865-09-27

1
| Tue London Refieto says ttat severM agent
| from the larro hootse1lers ,f. Bo;t,n New
| vorl- 49,. p,sT. ,",o,..s os1e " pos.on, ,,e"
heavy purchases Of f1ne books Of an iIlus,rat
| ed o,,d. a,rra,.,,,. .h.-.t.. nh.
Gu saa,a unu espens'se enafaeter. :1hS: number q
| at 5000,
| Thss r,o.,:. =, =,
Amer;can hook nnh1t,,,e,s H.. .ns, ae ~ t,o.s =,
haa,s. ~ ~ pnolsue.e' 1us eost " tneSe
] oooks 70 Inc American purchaser Is very
r. hss ~ 80 t..."..., aou ~ tus eos1,
- res W Pas transportation, t"enty per cent
gold duty, md the American booksellers
profit Of fifty per cent on foreign cost, trans
! portation and duty, bringing the expense up
to three or four timez the original cost; II
does secn, t1,of Ana,;co, h,,sn.,-n.,. .,,,.,.
.snnn,r th,s trcat as,naa., - ~" ~ hsai,. ~
| New York Tribune. IN commenting IN this
enb;act ,,.1,.. 80. =, ..s M,.s.~
tso 2 ',ec,a.sse na' some !uu'elous c1t,c1snas On
'hnnl,s. It snrs. -:
,t1Ts..es ~
the hs,e MIN tre hass s&pe o. e as'o
1,1s &c pISsses W: the great number Of sheets
sItes ~ ~ nt ~ neloIS .ney are of ana which
figured by so:sstins l., b. l el's ap IN. in.
PIsssloa On one page printing OIL on another.
Many % ana many copy Of vel known books have
this ble1nish. and often IN vain. The register Of
ne DOOR y 70 that the defect Of o9 setting
peeomee toe more conspicuous -in the head Hines o{
aS PEE GsY. H. Indeed this pattisulsE fault Is so
cAasess snould make point Of examining every
ttopy tpy 20 oeteet It. AND re know Of no better way
70 put az enc 70 saeh elosenly work than for buy.
s1s 70 re]ect cidly every Volume that IS thus IN
!uHa, stat1ng w! ttcf reteci H. and lettn. the
1eaotn IL 70 re- pnbiiSher as detective and m
hias s,o1a rna ~ ~" 1lpeeaiy dssoaH:e practice
Cd necessary to :;et books npon the market. The
paoMsaels afc primarily repon sihle bnt any prin
,.se ~ ~ ~ f as snoad pe5cpory
tholougaly ar5 and ready for the binder"
The Tribune enters It's protest against n
nuisance that saf7,v nceds ,ho+;nr.
"1htref fs enolher sort figured book ne would
have every buyer nftct-thosc yi1 wh;rh nttsaI-
, 1865-09-27
Death Of the Widow Of Tom Moore.

q,
Moore, widow Of the late Thomas Moore.
Esq, author Of "Lalla Kookh, - AGED siStV:
eleht- Ibis Is NJ announcement that one al
tue last roses Of n glorious summer has nj
length disappeared. Few are now left of the
brilliant company who adorned the early part
O. tne nineteenth century, and whose names
names none is or will be held In more kindIv
remcm1'tlnce than that Of the Indy to who1n
the poet Moore gave hts heart. Moore not
only lorcd her-hc was proud Of her. and il Ia
delightful to sec in his letters and In Ills diaries
Will what eaeefness he sounded her praises:
He writes to lis mother In l8ly:
=" ion canuot imagine what a sensation
Bessy excited at the hall the other night. She
was prettily dressed, ind certainly looked
very beautiful. I neEer saw so much adnfrn-
lion excited. It strikes everybody almost that
sees her how, like the form and expression Of
her face are TO Catalani's!'
And 80 through all his letters and Journals,
he is never tired Of referring to her-auotinr
what she said, telling what she did, dcscrIb.
ing bow she looked, and recording how she
was admired. lie married her Ia ISL. aud
her history u summed up in this one phrase-
tlnt she was the delight OF his life. Sue does.
not appear to occupy great place In his
Poetry1 but # is one Of the curious traits Of
n any poet that he Is excited 10 sing less by
the real mistress Of his heart than by. some
Imaginary heroine, or by some beauty that
ktndles passing flame. Mrs. Moore was not
g Lcsbia, nor Beatrice, nor a Laura, nor
Mary, destined in song to lire for
ever; but as much us any OF these, II not
more, She Was poets idol.
S1c died nt three o'clock On the morning
q q Monday last. She was sensible to the end:
she het Knew a that she vas dying; and she said
that ~, cue was quite happy. She was the last
10, Unnamed 10 US Of the Moore faml1y, and
I'm ,,,s ,hat she has departed, We begin TO count
~ ~ some sadness, how many Links arc there
a. a. ~ , sonnect the present generation Of let
, 1865-09-27

Has rendered Ill imported lI1nors mt or,v r,..,,.
n9t Distinguished nom every oiheT sff
t1s s1gnt, By Its Ahlo,atch1ritv
1onna 1aatas Fye msu!ea!sd With he ulees Of tha
% saaaoe tenie Alternative and dlatnects1t herIss
&ble fest1IAtiTe and preventive. 49, ~ rt7V V9Ga-
, 1865-09-27
NtW TFAhle-xmportr. rno.
NFeeA4AHd to PGt1udeIns,S.

!fFom fhe Philadelphia North Ames1cau. a3d.}
The first vessel from Greenland ,t.t e,.or
a1fiVed here came into port yesterday ,nnr1s.
ins. She comes from Iyigtut, cons|vne1 aIi r.
The Penn1ylvanIa sa1t Manufacturing Com ~
pany fh Gf tlls ~ elty x1th cargo Of kryoHte,
ical Is eliminated. The Hrol1te ia alnnst a :
white Us marble, md Is dug by The 1s natircs ~
out Of the bills near BY the harbor where 4
Is shipped. Enoln 1t Is to he made soda nah
IN article made only in this country by he
Pennsylvania Salt Company, and Of which
10000 tons were imported from England last
yeaf; IT The glass factories Of Pittsburgh alone
but about two and half cents per pound,
English manufacturers hnrc been landing II
here at rate that eorcly competed with the
home production. 1t now looks as though
our Philadelphia company had gained de-
c!dcd uavantage. The kTyoli.c Is ding from
, 1865-09-27
Proposals..
SlHS1STESCE OFFICE. q.

..I' ENtE OFFICE, It. IS.
IAL7!xnA1, MI scn,,mhe1 TsM is;h FL.
eArI lTu' osas, 10 dnpIcats Vii l.. ase
~ % Hnec until !. LOOP si1AY Uc,c,r7 IT ;p =
.nnHED AMI FIFTY HI.An a. ehSn is;sfni, SEt : EE
Hia. - ~ u lnta ~ ten and upxAIus A'aE BEEF
nSet 1al.e aft all In {rtlle Condition ,,,,,..
oa !u !oi sestfA mouths and fed n: Aen
foln anu arc Iulir equat any ocrrd jr nay 41d
H. eeidGM sound- ~ eAsFa aae bee1
Proposals mus: stHie the uutrt,es Il IL nr,no.. .
rIrsnaE ann the price pr pound Etoss, ''Vo'oo 70
!ht tAttlc 10 be weighed by tie state Welrh.r -
oest5, na tns He!;htH u rendered by hn Is be H.
s1anoafd y aAch al hills aIc 70 bc settled. ~ '1e
1n9ns q @a!e czth IN government funds. 4 denos,.
1!t delivered. ~ | "@''1 'A1 sS'-
sucss..'el bidder, to be allowed tez, days tu which
The Cattle can b: examined Al aay t,,ue FINN the
date Of this advertisement Til October Iii low Ie
an til p. N. daily nj the Tinted Staics Csirlr nn =
fosd. near Baltimore. ~ fA"A31n
The Undersigned reserves the s1eh, Ia -r.cc, ,nx ~
All bids Hthey a1e deemed not Ad.aniasco1s 10 tSe
Ie lots vii be arranged numerically frou No. tn
1U snt tue kNAf<ls will be made Ia the rane ornrr
nnless particular lot may te Originated ID liz lid.
in no case will The skipping Of ntnba1 bc aliowed
shtf once. 1eeCram1 *u not receive asteltiaa m
PTopotxis 70 IL endorsed . Troposals for the nu..
cla+e or Beef Catt" scaled aud addressed to thrun
de.Steued.
lsy order Of Drcvct G1g. G.n. Thomas Wilson,
U. 5. a. WI. FAEKHCKsT.
se!lo<7tltt Capt. and t. S.
, 1865-09-27
GORPORATION NOTICE.

D WNKHS.
,r.. CHICAGO, Sept. Il, 1871
nsneseas. tne common Counc1 OF tho city OF Ch!ca.
w. w. q t. tSt i o!osS Canal Tspstees of
as iies West South Branch Of the Chtc,o Rigcr
oIt p - W1ntersesson With the Chcaeo. Ftts6ofgh
of tNenty-o1r feet Raf1 work to he douo gnder ihe
snnef1ntendence Of the EoaFd Of Public Works sati
tKentynya one h1pdrsdtns dollars he assessed upou
tae eEea estate deemed benefited b. the Mprp1
Charter as amended n such esse msie md psoVidSd
aoW. tneftlTe, puoIc notice u hereby given to al
Hos5d Of Fnbllc Works Etl meet room No is, 10
Ho9se u s3d city o. the ?sh day or Sep
assess @ ne aoans directed as atoresad h7 he Con-
oneated By said contemplated tn1lrovctnent.
]. G. GINDELE
FRED. LETT,
..,, o. J. RISE,
!. a1n4Y.6k ~ ~ ~ 4-AN " Nt4se N0!As'
, 1865-09-27

Il. Seven Great Blessings Il.
Secured to the HEmna Eace BY Ono Bottle Of
K0dtcny's Ready .RelieC

ALE IMSAes hs11tlc Gnoief1, Dy3ehefY, Chu1tTh Nor
bua, Yellow Fever, FeVer and AEue.
CURED and prevented By
!, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
GheCEaiisn, Neuralgia, nlphthesIa, Iuoueuza, saf
Throat, Difficult Rreathiug reIered ID
flew minutes by
RADWATsS READY RELIEF.
PAN tnstsntly removedt all acute, indammatorT,
mManua or Infectious diseases prevented and e1tef
mn.ted The wax. feeble snd nervous restored 70
stFC4gtE1 ytgor aud soun health By tile nse OF RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF. One bottle wsll do moTe
coca, cnre more CON, 1&tnts and keep the stomach
more clear 1nd healthy than dollars spent for ali
other medicines or b!ttcrs In Use,
unc application externally, few drops taken H.
ternaly. E instantly ftee The sufferer from the most
Violent a1d terrible pau1 and restore thc weak feeble
and ptostzaied frame to strength and vtgur.
BOWEL COafpIAISTs- ....
hooasness a!.TIhfa ehote!o mo5b1s q raiafl d.
tEsnty minutes M 5y taking R.dEay's Eeady Relief 10
viii follow the use Of the r. z RELIEF.
ACHES AND PAINS.
or httt1cht, whether SICK or ucFfor9; theun1tts,
luuhnRo palma and weakness In the back spilto kid
n1sst paEs aEogad the li!af plspEsy' sssns Of q
kinds, RAdway's Ready Relief Wilt afford immediate
eRae. aad Its continued use for few days effect per-
nAnens cure.
Sold By Druggists, and 1t 81 Maiden Lane.
Hf1biEN-fu1
, 1865-09-27
In 0Ter-heatel Faetor3cs e.

The pressure upou the animal pouers fs
rnosS wh9 ~ sopel1ed to breath he unassuta -
aud the elasticity ef The systen viii H. ns 1sEth
r. si M ~ sad pF5oper Of ne L
the lungs snd afia capable Of RESTING the
bad alr and Of rapid changes nom hcaf n cn,1 o
, 1865-09-27

so4AAIS4 O1G0 VI r1AEs.
| osrA1E OF ILLISors COUNTY OF cooK-ss.
ClIr CoL1HCrck's OrT1CE,
CoEKF Hots1. RooN No. II.
| pr,,. Eu1c46o, September 4lth1 lsGa-
srSed hesePy re- Eiysn hai the following d.
Kagaas No "a, South Dated Sent. sta. 1861 anil H.
Plsaas sS ID Sosk. is I'D IT, shooa seesea essiea
WIFE. g. Sp.sas 9esi&p.ed Sent ,a md ,,,ua
ihe sei ~ @ ot Special Assexns !eSiea ar
street to Stewart 4ytnue. 11~4'1''
~ WAans r; Sa sou1h-pased Sept s.h. ls, md h. med
he aaize and pIaakins Couch Fsee n Rfo 1ytS1 e.
Ws1ant - sonth"nssisa h1s1 Sept stn, ,s and t,,ue,
he paving paf of HadacI Flase IL Rsoc tss'e4 her
F9Et Dearbotn Addition 10 Chicago. 0- 's' ''
warrant 80 south-patci Sept. tt1 1S63 end t,,ue1
r. hs NC f9ee6n Of Special AasesImenE levied Tor
%sHsas 81 We!ess.t seiSs Sept. e.n 1s .aa I,.ue,
IL Ses sank sysd
Warrant 81 West-Datod Sept III, 1ss5. and t.,ue5
fRe tne sna Ra9tnP q sPss le1e
Beach to tsaai Feet. "t9A "e't'n ssses1 nom
Msr.an! e West-Dstei Sept. sth lsss anil tssoed
The rcn,aesdamzins Of Cani ssrssI nom 1s'ied ,0
street to TweIfth b sFett. ~
Warrant q Eorth-pated Sept sth. 1sz, and Issued
re ming I'D csisssp sx,a9s 5estsd & 10s
Msss.nE q EoTth-bated Sept ssh tssS au,, is,usd
the cIchng md nlling Eae street. o Clark s;iet to
AZ ps1o1s lnts5es.ea u said Assessments are r.
iet4alt Of snch shs tafd assessments viii be-
:oected II the coat and expensc Of thu ocT5ons ic
hs!cto7: :s,o;:p,.. A. II. HEaLD, 6ity Collector.