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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

A New VOLUME The illustrated rhre,,cloyi-
cal Journal commences its 43d Vol. with the
present January number-which contains Rufus
Choate John Marshall, Sir Matthew Hale, John
Bright, Flat-headed Indians, etc, with portraits
The Two Paths-eight Portraits. Character in
Shaking Hands, illustrated; Influence Of Mind
on Body Love and Lovers; Fore-seeing and
Fore-knowing; Ghosts and Prophets; Heads and
BATS Dress and Disease; Engineering as pur-
suit; New York City, with engraved view ad-
vice to student; the Wolf and the Lamb the
Lion and the Mousse The Ass and his Driver;
The Dog in the Mapger, etc.; With upwards of
80 Illus trations. A pictorial double number. 20
cents, or year for So. Address Alcssrs. Fowler
q Wells, 3s9 Broadway, New York
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

BGy'Gov. Eyre, of Jamaica, in his re-
port Of the late insurrection in that island,
says that the design Of the negroes was a
genera! revolt and massacre Of the whites,
and that nothing bat the prematureness
Of the outbreak and the promptness with
which il was met by the officials prevented
its full consunmation. HIo charges Dr.
Uudcrbill, a Baptist missionary, who Wis
tied the island two years ago, with hav-
ing kindled the soditious spirit, and other
missionaries AMI a portion of the press
with having fastcrcd it. Among the
airociles perpetra;ed by the blacks at
Morant Bay, he mentions that Rev. Mr..
Herschrl's tongue was cn5 out while alive;
Mr.. Charles. Price was ripped open and
his bowels torn ont Lieutenant Hall was
roasted alive; Baron Won Kelelholdts
fingers were cut of as trophies aud the
eyes OF Il uumb2r OF others were sc0oped
from their sockets. Why is it, with
these facts before the world, that the
socalIed Republican party of tho dis
United States (accOriing to the radical
views) do not put JAM A-I.C a as the
based course CT their political victories, is
mere than we can COM preheud, unless IL
is because the insurrection was put down.
But they have done The next hest thing,
they bave justified the negro fends and
condemned the officers Of justice who me-
ted 0at to hem condign punishment.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

Tue WORLDS STORY. TELLER.-Under this al
tractive headline, in our advertising columns.
to-day, appears the brilliant prospectus of the
veteran NEw York Mercury for 1866. Al! lovers
OF witching story and sparkling song should
make it point to secure for the new year this
best Of all the New York literary wceklies, whose
new array of world-renowned contributors anu
unique department of bellies lett,es will amply
justify any possible addition 10 its already inn
mense circulation.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

Presidency, Mr. Corwin was made Minis
err Plenipotentary to Mexico, where he re-
manned until the arrival of Macmillan,
when he came home on leave of absence
and did not return, engaging in the prac-
tice of law in Washington.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
Stray Sow,

NAME to the farm oil The subscriber, on
" the nrst OF December, white SOW /;
no mark in The ear it cut on the hind
leg. The owner is hereby notified to
GENE forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
OHIO w. MAGNESS,
Near Emmorlon, Hartford Co., Nd.
dec2G-3t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

ny-The "EIis" has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business sot
Hartford, than my other paper in the county. No
" Lock Hospital" other obscene Lottery" adycr.
isemehis will appear in columns at any price. A
large number nj subscrhers pay for their paper In nd
vance, and consequently the css advertisers de
sire TO reuch.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
il directed To the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

AN ANCIENT PRopHEcY.-In regard
to the day on which the festival of Christ.
mas falls this year, the following old pro.
phecy is of interest
If Christmas day on Monday be,
great Winter that year you'l see,
And full of winds both loud and shr i'll:
But in the Summer, truth shall tell,
Stern winds shall there be and strong,
Full OF tempests and lasting long
While battles they shall multiply,
And great plenty of beasts shall die;
He shall be found that stealeth augbt
Though thou lie sick thou diest not.
Are we to have a great war, and docs
the last line but two refer to the cattle
plague now sweeping over Europe SEN.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

@SaIhe rebel prisoners captured and
puro.ei during the war amounted to about
520 coo, OF whIcu 10000 were captured
durias tie last six mou'hs Vi tine Wal
HE number Of prisoners captured BY the
laGeis amounted 10 l57 600.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
THE CoLoRED Popu1.r,oN Il, ,ho

The CoLoRED POPULATION In the
Indiana State convention there is u clause
prohibiting negroes from entering the
State. The Indiana Senate has refused
to 'atify an ameudmeut repeating that
clause. A bill prohibiting inte,msrliase
between whites and blacks has been iulro.
duccd into tue Alabama legislature.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
To Correspondents.

An communications for publication must he accom-
paaicd with the real name OF the nuthor Riien-
non will be paid to them. The real os the author
will not ba published unless desired, but we cannot
ennsrnt 10 insert communications unless we know the
writer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

Dos T KNOW TENNESSEE. The Lou
isvll!e Jourr al makes tue following GOOD
hit~at our representa- ives
Old Ihadieus Stevens, Of the House Of
representatives,, says lie doesn't know
Tennessee" Then he should take to tho
study of geography. lie will Lnd Ten.
nessrc 10 be considerable Of place One
end Of it butts up against the Mississippi
rlvrr--did Inaddrus Stevens ever bear Of
that stream ?--and was once the dwclir.
place Of ole Andrew Jackson, wio said
TINT the Federal Union must be prescr-
yed
Tennessee is the home of Andrew
Johnson--dOes Stevens know him land
il Tennessee isn't IN the Union, neither is
An4rcw johnson, and the Pennsylvania
radical oughr forthwith to pitch him out
Of the Presidential chair and rut into it
il citizen Of the United Stats How
comes it that 50 ylrtuUus and enlight-
ened patriot SHOULD have supported tor
the Vice Presidency man from a foreign
State, as lauuCssca il, ii not in toe Union
aad hot known to the l., gis!atiVe Depart
ment OF the Government Why docs
Stevens sit quiet and see > foreigner trom
4 foreign ;',a.e usurp the functions Of tho
Presidency ? ltIhaddeus do,sn't 'kuow
Ienaes>cr.' be shouldn't "huow' An
drew Johnson, Tor be liz q ci'iz. Il --t,.-
ncssee. What onstro.It,'. 30. '.n-a .,,':-
lied radicals are exhibits
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

TUE PETROLEUM TRADE tho la-
menso petroleum trade of the State Of
Peuusy lyana is indicated fton the fact
tha; o0a vessel, the ship Htyira Owen,
Captain hlmnie, sailed from Philadelphia
on III 1llh lust, for Antwerp, with 1885,
G&3 gaIons If refined and 1882 gallons
of uuGc petroleum, valued at Sl55 220.-
VI. 1t is stated mat another vessel will
shortly leave with ID cargo OF petroleum
equally a, large.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

there because be is a man. All who vote
do so because the law makes them voters.
And the same is true of every State.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
HefyeTha Nn,v Vnrl. T,;I,,. o,.:I

nsg"The New York Tribune attributes
the defeat of the bill to allow blacks to
testify in the courts of Tennessee, in some
measure, to Parson Brownlow, whom it
calls, with greater truth than elegance IF
language, 50 R'oerend Blachyuayd stylcd
Go0er"or. We thought, years ago, that
the ParSon was very irreverend sort Of
bl"ckguard, but it was the height of dis.
loyalty for any Democrat to say 80.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

Grand aggregate. .....................l,4 28, III
Such an army of voters from only thir-
ty seven States is calculated to astonsh
our foreign relations.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

g" The humber Of studcuts ut tho Uni
vcrsi'y Of Michigan is LILO.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

The vote of Pennsylvania was, ..........454, lao
The vote of New York was, .............546, 9ll
The vote of Ohio was, All, 100
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

THE ARMY OF NoTERs.-Ln the re-
cent State electious the aggregate of votes
cast by the States of Pennsylvania, New
York aud Ohio, foot up nearly million
and half:
, 1865-03-11
.#foirirtat
4: #e0ittnat
DR, EASTERL;Y's 49,.
IODINE AND SARSApAalllA.

THIS only medicine y, sq5s psaa a1'ssts. AZ Arising
...sr- r..~s~ rwsp S..ne%rx. Tn.
Scfoat043 o1 A1n&'S 0sAs
muFs, EfuptJ0n1 Of the Sk1ns EfyS9Ps
As~e Ev.-nnt. Cox~ Rves. RtuEyYpfm
s,1a Co..
'efs etA4o Hc3 1ow.~s
~. " A1 -se1s n,.<.ha.
sFs Wnlte SkPeQln1Ss K7Icss 0toseHe"s
noAe, f1mples on tne FAoe' ~o
Co.,,~1.7:., C.,~9 $4,000. A..
NcA4PAA1Ats DyaPoPaaAs Hek kson - A
ffouR~ General Debility. all Chronic
nf.ene~1 .ud or Ds.a..az nvIxiur
~c ~ - N
.Ar1on- all the c.lebrsted remedies f1r the care OF
tbose e1sesse% ARISING ffo trp1rc state OF rae
oei1e znch satr lacdtn Il iii ss
-
urs kds1eflg'S tcdtQ6 ana a3fSarfll1as
.ra.... ..,.. .x+e. l.,
, 1865-03-11
RQtlrDaD5.
:For TIC @olo tni1te5.
UOI FOR TIE GOLD MINEH
LII or IEAHo.
MONTANA kKS idaho
TRANSFORMATION Line !!

The. rev. t4s. ana Agss es.ngss s:sesssr psEa
IOD6E, iho.nh. r, tsrs. COR -1ath.eE. H;hty a
RoHmaa. srk ros hc,ns bui 8 81 r,t'Tan,s F. .ss e
Vii sesyt f7tzbu~g toE Fort Bct !ostEncdsate
pc1tts Oh sATU KDAY. fenruA1t 18Th. azd 8. Lont
pn SATURDAY, hs, Ct 41h OF ~ 1ucn thsrtattet n
he riyef is cpen 70 OEala md Ccuncl' B!o'ts
TIE new, last ard light ds~ueht Etahu..T BENTON.
waa. hop arn MDsts1. Lsw1s Etnt. c.eEE. VII lssye
for Fort benton end tnte-netlste p7ntss hAIuH"
pEY, MbIch 11th.
stone, Jos. IL: :weud. CtmnandeI, will 1es7e y
above. SATURDAY, Mkfsh ttih
The S1,xY last and light dfhuEu1 steanerI FANNY
tGDEE. fcp1as ToW1.s.ud, CcmC.Lact1. M:ses Eli
uaro. Cie1k, VIII ltave - ReoSe OF sA1tEEGft
AStr.msr DEER lODaE viii remain tetw.en Forta
Onion and senoc uatn the Eslso OF Ai sae eosss o1
thif tpt u d.ivcrec At FCft Rthfon
By tbs Arrangement si,irpen h.ve Esett sdvantase
and IN Hkturxnce th t 1htT freight VII "a deuFeteo
1t oestustcn G!s siso c1 psstd T. = lSFpi.a @
sno vi rive thfuci BiIt 1sd,na ~ " tity Last
t;hsnte. Tricky Pear, Deer Ledee. tEnis Wv ~
DarrotS Cl:y and GAatat1r. Fer ttl.at Or passsfe
.rniy q liz q. cOPELIN. snuttea.t corner MaiI
I'd 1iivr streets; JuS MChNTlhs ncItae1,t c. e.
Pre- and Commerc:a,; n JOHN J. I'LL q Co's to1'
vent street. between secQnd aDd b = re; q
Sssse aat South wstcz.st+ Gamer Ct E:s:s street
b4ENFp AFeEt. tE8 G1s.-..s -
, 1865-03-11

TUF FOLLOWING FOR TIE CHtR0KKH
REuEDT AND EfyEL:7701Y, speaks uolsnses iA
their .Jaror. Htad se;sdt Me El9ors of kae '.Lnt-
eooo Daily 7snts," s>ss- Louts Medical Journal -
and tho ttMtdicaI journal dnd R&pis-p," sta<a Qf
their Ozcn Fres H1O.
Ttom tho Chicago DAILY Ttmee1
TO Opa fxxA11 prADzss,-We CAL the attention
n our the a1y~'tiscment In co.,
uns Of fhs see az alss..o9. eIs IL
tuic or FlsapF dl5ux, or the Whites. A..-
compounds htYe been found nost aoverei-n spec.-
fr this By the reuova. OF which the7 also std IN
!egniat,ng u p r1oes 2: The ,enate system. af-n n
sFeedl sud borough and c-nt4ln E1osr.l pos-
kots aru kekiscs1 ianoc1e1@ 70 <ha "a 1T DE- 10
E.ntzs tIon III n.fo the h54t and moat e{cch9@
cnIe Of COG dee. get discovered. La1, tor
Cherokee Ktnery and fu}ecs1on- scld by al Drug
cfsts throughout tho cuunlFy.
, 1865-03-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
Relations Of France with tho Uni-
ted States and Mexico.


TIE "Su1ow BooK" ON THE UNITED STATES
AND MEXICO.
Tbo fo],o,x;ro Ia the arcourt f,,ra4, tn 4ha
aYe,}onT Book Of tbs relations Of Franre
j.. ,1.a 11,;toa sto+as ona 11av:oo,
~ ~ on n,n .ontssnsa an :; ~ fn;toa st,+cz
mA' s.1a ,aa,.,.a ~ ~, -
and the 1ndomilaole lesoluloh OF tne IWo
oeIlseIen's uoes not permit " n9"s ~ IVY
more toan ~ Ssas ny, to see tne ena T u .a1s
ernment Of the Emperor has not departed
IRON tnose Pi!acip1es oi stiaSt neusF.lty
sas se 81 e as
ssSce - w er ~ ~ no
Oecldea, SO !ong 10 circumstances Mete nos ta
more ,asotaole, not 70 seneW cur e.. ehosts ~ 70
open q way 10 IN unueFstana5nS, "e aa7e re-
malnea lnActme out ~. lnulnelsnt spgcsaa-
Tote o. u eonne1 ~ WniIn t,. ~ tuen 's ran -
ocsn1nalateo. w hase taousn1 ~ oat WY
10 tutn oar atttntlon soleiy 70 tns conol.ion A
81 our Ftencn auo9ecHs, u Wo1tny o. ~. mt
tsleSt. M:ng q o...a s t r aha c'ta s"ual1od W.; =.
e Ioneaeasc ~ ~ het " ~ nn1;n m!sa
WHICH, w w sioe hseR uP uueml Istsetuas,
IT. ean otiea ~ no ~ ha.a reSstsl s,ata luz
saa's ~ .,saaI,n - - r,Ght - se1.a1,
tsS.sns @ 70 oI1stsn att3nss tS ~ SI,oiS
~ ~ euE sae '1IS ~ ~ nv u1
Ms teus.aa 1,9t, d;ot;n,,ta,, ;n1t
Vugnt, u st.!s. e4a'ty, w Htstos su.eu !.'. "
tNesn 1--WE. go ..si,t - 1t;n ~
i t1h,a s.hio1, ,.n o-,t,n1;t;ss ~, ;1a1u1aI
and forced acquisitions, have gratuitous1y iu~
f;ct.d upon them; md NC have insisted that
proner rspa,ation Should be granted tor the
hitter ipi1rtcs. We wish wo could add that
our efforts had obtained the result we were
entitled to exnccI.s'
aThe Emperor. Max3m'|lian has taken pos
session Of the crown which had been offered
to him by tue national voice, and his arrival
in his States has happily nut an end to the
provisional situation Of Mexico. The recep-
ton Of the Emperor in the capital aud In the
provinces ~ III classes q toe popn!ation,
periAi regime 81 distinguished men OF al par
ties, admit OF 20 doubt being entertained as
to the wishes OF fhe immense majority OF the
Mexican people: The ne" Sovereign Will DE-
rive from these BRILLIANT manifestations that
fvice and confidence which are necessary to
him for the inldllment Of the grand and gen
s,ous mission he has resolutely accepted.
Ihe paclicat'on OF 50 vast country, WHERE
bl'aan1age, taking advantage OF the perna~
nence Of intestine dissentsous, has constantly
Sheltered itself under the Jag Of political
party, could not te effected In day. Never
thtless, II ls being rapidly achieved, thanks
70 toe ACTIVITY ana eou1ass o. oue soIuiefa ~
most opposite points Of 1hs territory. The
return 10 France ot onr ei1ectiVe iofce has
also commenced. anu Will CONTINUE 10 ne EuT-
, 1865-03-11
w4,ot the lIluetr1ox1s Abernetf< :
H1t0s

.Reu tir, ~h&s.4 the rasttor? sid hbcrnet'y. u
sssas xhe hsa salssl d .au:ul1 niea. 'oa nosuiag
arizona wat stom:en az r.. nseT noio1n re-
s.,s 's ~ ss IN - cs wqsn e
Tttre II not rq 1t toeh nj ii. bo,h + not u.o:e
ossts nsr gEnD % n1 3d ~ u ae sp .rae y
therefore # Is Of The verg h 81 toootaate to ssee
The sstma, .rd iyrr f. 60 ~ sip ton:
and crutral ihem y itn tiosf II rkKo C4LHSE alau
S1TlMAEW HlT rs.tIs tAr mot ssntS' v-:eAp,e f.
ter. ~ cure Tor y,prpss. nna 1ts1 Dts-.s. = +
recommet,tlrG D. dstnsuifh- s1Eseo9S sna payM TT
Ismv - snu E:TE by oar ARK -nth9ts, b enaln1 a
crrrymen in irct ~ thou'sncs ni sne ,,t,r aats
ars,ntt epi.etc rasEio d.. ,."s ~. T.; ns5
jccty innocu nut Ut the ZANE lm r.
c0Ybnt And A1cratFe. mnsm:s2 u : . =.
, 1865-03-11

1A1 INDIAN KHA1pY.-fhe celebrated Indian ,petf-
Se;tt n ops e.; column They are rar'oos ID I'd.
object The tno.sn Rttdg isih i ono II H. ~ mail,
Snfs Esea: anase ths name Of Cpa.okss Kxx aDY
Nhas Ct WLltes In cmalfs ana too best snec,dc Ia
sssss q e. neItsna ana Gl:st !. Is always :asa il
eonjthCt+ htth the use Ut tho CHE RpKkx ,Jxrtny
anc at!s & kchlcg.n. thoro19h curn
ei.hsr q 6ohoI1aaa G!cet, q F.uor ous. 10 eoa.-
position It is tu1t seErlafa sYfDp not unIea a:1t
10 t&ke, End u wh3l, free from miuer j druss. a1t
one Of ths best remedits foE " i.h Il
Sold BY I'll dSus5la:s.
, 1865-03-11
ETnhNE1sA

.aa1p a1ass AND CURLING FLUID in the bett
1a7rGrcsgii.Y in :he nOrIu. IT fmpaIt5 beanttlul
Eoss to e nait, k"eps It ~ curl promotes ~ growth
Ttc. Fr1cs, s. cents bOtt.e.: -, ava
'f1puAMS TEITEA OINTMENT Is . tnES ~ aao
speedy cure 1ce Tctttr+ Salt Ibru1 4sppeo aaoo''
Titsrhrr i Uct rfc Prtr%, 81 cents box.
TfPTIAMsS ASTHMA CUE relieves TIE f1ost v1o:
lent ustusyss nf Asthma In ten nIuuteS. "ha tuec5s
= E,,e. ty cifc- lrIcr. e. rac.sfs..,,,,.,,r. rac.
IPH 4MS FEVER AND AGUE sfEClrlCH Vat.
,aptcd ic cure rrf OF Ckis* and Fest1 no 9ee'
now iou9 stsndlne. .rtcc, 81 boz.
UrUAM' pLi1t+ATUI.I sONht+R will rrn:oEe tnt
hail from low iNseh tu nye minutes. without IL
7'fnsR 81. r0HTEx I'll Eilxi liz. tue sRea. Essytns
ant Rs5uvenas!ng ~taeGs. seo5e to E'1ny T1os ssr ~
vons Debility, e'c.. arising from ~h'a"s1s CAUSE
TtIHEt tjHt1EEsEuA A1FsTAiS co,crs tte Thtsker
and Moustache n~nut,tnl b'asS OF 5Town; [ cor =
TFasu out. <1uiy - ctntA n box
sold by s. e. GIMAM IS soats EaSEta stseet Palla
driuh1x nd Nv III Druggists. Circulars >eut IRE.
iIR.: Il EEdTH. - Lake ktf:e: Genera Ne*tsr'
, 1865-03-11
HuH.~ 0laAr.kAAAxI

Ftora Ill parts OF the body ID lve mi1Itee Wfthon
1utpTy t. 1he akin, ny !" UPuAk's DEF1lA spkT FnF
DTE Price, Il. N-red to rny addtetEtT s12o. b1
f. a. UPH6N Is South Esath street, PnlItdephi1
"a. Ar for @UrHAh'a DkrIIA irkT PoRpkEs 4ns
Izkr no other. LORD Smith, 23 Lasestfeet. Gene
TNi AccntS. Also, tet sale h9 al DtneRskis.
dAt4h3E1 .HE f.fAMts
, 1865-03-11

CHEroKKE RKA1nT.-The caption Of th.s psra:r,rr
j. the nsme OF Vegetable medicine In The form Ct
syrup. which Is now admitted ahen q: Ell with the
ccre t.r GoncErrEa ami F:u1F Albus iWht1es Ia D.
rnalcs) II &c consider the soant Of -ulTIril and
thetck+s u:mecy ind 1atecston to De an ,ns the
blessings Of lc1 nce They repl4:c .tekness BY be sh
but cures thess u. rselcally aud thoroughly.
sEd being pnrey yoEetaole. sweet pleasant rup.
IN the ., sera th~ eraccas:on Ct WHICH Ia leu nora
hcu!t snt dangerous than the treatment Of the ort-
EinI dtssAss. Sold By al c1uggls41+
, 1865-03-11

TIE, Mcsr UtKKuI AKp:c.NE YET D1.covEE1D.-
Ifenc eouDs tie Il Atendant uotn Eres aft4
Ut lny period IN fe ses. and examines TIC lat n
me tvt.a or tte Ills t. hi clun'cfed with cno who
d be- u htetee them. Is impossible IL contso
anu eenenceEt ms tlc.ne etntua 10 the pub ic.
Sn, to 1rEnate wtn tue e7actnesa 81 aathem atcal
raIcualipu. Snfp 10 AIl. ana 1nEAGl& tbc removal
n cbs'Eucslon snd sus ptesst thrsa Pits n halt pe
in T. pcssAtel.n al e,erj maiden, Wits, mot1.t
IN lie csuntfy. ! ONT be pslmed on v III any otaeI,
cut t13 the Cherokee P1s ano Jau Viii be convinced
ot th.ic Efficacy. solu by Eli LiE8gs1a.
, 1865-03-11

Wrx 70 Kxcw. nur WEAK 70 po.-1aerstso7 ate
plts BILE sight th thnt Of Jonnx man etFekcn oy
e e H. It ns 10 o. dS sa1 o1s lsn5
vateo ID wil, and In body to net He%r.--ye'i when
he shuu d gos.sss the eve u a esEte: htc*s wheR
lieu 81 doing; ic %tiag marrns 1nstr ID Of letk1n.
ana inst nck,nS icto . drtsssf .nd Sasnta:: to
iEda Eeaes, h. tut~i s unaaaurai :lamaJe1in oa:-
soine s.as.oos aan ~ sad ,ns
dir, euons Inst sceomp-ny It faithfully. and wti, In
tntlbIy peftEW Whit st4Fe me ttt 3ou II pA-
sT1ngtn energy. heaita. and, Ii leu Of iuposencJ.
MAnlS poNeEs
, 1865-03-11

LET xor DHsPoHpEsCT auY longer be the ever PIC
yAttnx Dnnt q the fallen stAfs ct tna human autY
dency. ioto *E1Fas Geapdtr. tondenoy 10 To- Gron
1hs gloomy s.de Of " y. uitsnos TO drive
fore you Rlge up The eAse ~ no1e,ess. TT WR1ou1s
1tItEv1TATlS1 EL1x1A- As tia uan& deSt<AalcI ls
It viii pu. new lle ana sninatloo Into tue dropping
energies yes. tven IounE tlood INTO tour velns "a
TILED IN il 10 raise yourself iiou the slusn of
des2alr, br inoucsd, even thonsh It may ba Ut th4
eleventh hour. to ttJ iA toe thing 1nduenso.
, 1865-03-11
EFrom the New fosk independently


''CAssT THou ADMINISTER TO 4 Mtyp D1szasxp7'~
sssed the eiear drnnatiss. Yes say We. anu "piuck
Er1EExs471vx k1I11u has klch marvellous . "a IN
n dtootitx encrEies. ,h>s It u ,ika n
nt0fuGbk botn 10 ho il Is tho grpatest
tbIe afive that has ct heen male sao~n f9F
the Eensdt Of the dEtlutst-d portion OF tie huma4
GmLy.
, 1865-03-11

kscnndHntte 1hltactAr, tau % eo-E ul:ea s or1et
IL BoEsE Gle-k-et., cnruef al Mo1rSe. Chicago.
dalf bocf nom me Fo*tot.cv, 81 VI itEsn'c p!
Enat4 AHn he4sts GE rf1Fste ED telG4t- nAeufe t.
potr sexA+ Et,ch te Treats T,th oopIn'set auccetl
sloun1. EcPsrstc, *6e:e 1di ane tirrtne ca con
Fai& the DecloS With tet ttt:c:tss es1I1c7 uist
ncura !, nj. 70 2. q. 6I1iass 19 t. l. .. n
s;omn eat ,.atlous ESAhu*-s,s4. cL5.sa.tAI1h Tee
arEI ~ Hg0.
, 1865-03-11

IMPORTANT. TO FEMALES
nR, CHEESEMAN'S
FEMALE PILLS.

.......:
tbs ps7i the panc. pnystcst daahslss nd m
tai 4uaern %ntcn ne5 ptS4s' rran ~ a. s,ar1 sntn
upon heE. The aHontcs OF cktAotfta an4 tAE
anxiety, unr annoy snce fesn aas Iom "G.snEce1ss ~
Of the functions Q2on EnleA SEaIA ; ~ h-a 1,,s
vI6oH depend. srr oen1ltics Wnlcn si,e pesla Via
sublime fsrtituas snas ent1es TT ~ ao
under init senSc of thss tsni no ~ h ~
tse1g that science coud aaSs ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ .r sni
than thg pteTenilen an. % 1nar. =. aTa anniiei
ferieE, that N Haaas 1Tas nsrMii,r
btlnaelt dl!gens 70 1ne @ q t remrtfv
whieh shonid oe an .ssosts stSnS ~ SaSa
ct theu He Was ena1nca&4y aaa eou1e's AusseS''a'
The ntSoucctlon, Oh
. ,rrrr,nr 4 ,,,o vv,fayr pT1J4
0d. Ia1Los41a1' I"41@44~'-1 = "
sna f Tsa h b. saxs
ttia. and the beorel 70 fsEyA5EsS exAyz ~ 10
~, y. n FrfnEsEA or the waltes; menstrual
tions a. ~ ~ - MrrnnnnaeEA: menstTua suppresaton
p.e,lnos synrp,1Ts mcnsuuaI sp4sTns, ii In Dys-
Pts reach g. eousce 81 <as o'"e"ss @ao
MAID WIFE Or WIDOW
May she1t with equal safety atu vain ea5!5e
deEce In theit curative edcct Ine sasea1. sAnS ~
the Pills conssts In tbclr kEdnttIlSG xii; h,1n
afeinvsuaoac to aaAs.Ep l =, tni,1sty Lat;t, VINO
have been dfsappoiutr1 l4r Ese q oasea @ pn1s IA
pace the utmost con1aenee n - -. an r., ~ .tttr ID
doing MI that shey fspfessns ~ ~ ~ r. nfsotders1i l.
What wsy sn3 sc19n! sVaetloa mnx ~; ~ =. ~ -.
IS at once ntouEhi lHiv 1nssny - r.<s1Hae..s
, 1865-03-11

are sold ~ Al cntez2rtrx Druzztsts IN tho civilized
~orld s1me hnpianctn!ed dealers. however. ~ 70
.ei ,Ecsthless compounds IN lace ot these, tfosa
Nh1ch s1ey can purehaae At T. cheap ps4cr and uake
cFces ~ yon En1ue Jour h.s.a. q e, the healh cx
y.nt fntp!e o11pfne. do Eot be deceived By such
llthe Drug ~ vii not buy thA fory ioeIose $40
Tones II ttfeFs tn1 We Ffu btnd hem to yol By
E1ps.M teeuseiy sezlea and paeasd nes rom oosef~
IkG1f r9erkmenc n sdtsess ns In pertncf con.
tHedl1 ttAs!r'ehnly :nan their d. oAses sud
s:Nptonls s~e1xess dntasea Of. ehronfs ~
tufe, IN mac q GEa Paueutz neaa 'nos hrsisake
hecau.e eftnsir 1ulbity to Wait H. na7t ncat
eI auenfs ucctisf 1s IN all portions Of the cr1tsa
f1ob~, b correspondence. ,1
Patients snd; t>snc us will -pJeaso state p9in1y
tho 81 nptt Of thiT complaints. snd Wis koaf -
hce. pQtty State and OF ws3tLt4 p!al3s I'LL As
ct. Sc DO ty:,e stamp tor reply ..a.a,~
Et lend oar . 1905 RtNipAlet Jfsd 1o ~ .:aEss>
ADD cr Panpnle:s or advice ID kne pio
p1letofs. x.rpyvrv cO
No. c. Llbctty-Jt, New fork.
, 1865-03-11
%@auklug anl @srE5aNR<.
NONfMFRCIAL NATIONAL
RANK OF CHICAGO.

IEEEFrE1 FFEFAHI4IA3t
Crr1cE or TUE toNr1k kotLra or 7u- cUssEnu1.t
WAsu1sGrGS, y. G.. Jan 1Sth. 1ota-
1he.ess Dy satisfactory evidence rrcscnted t1 tie
Dank of Chicago. III the CIT, o1 Chit !.
r. Il, the county OF Cock and s,nte by oeea
mcnts Of The sct Of Congress- entitled An act to pro
y1de 4 EatonH CurrepcY, secured by 2 eass q
lion end reaenptlon thereof approved jEne 81 1s4
aud has eop1ied with ~ tie pros4.ions Of s.sa He
bnslncls Of Ban: IL under said act.
Er, lhereip1t l. Hugh McCulloc%, Eompftoler a
me tm;fencr. do bcfebi crr,y that "1lc Gomtnes
cis1 Ns,oeal Bank Ct Chic ln the CITY Ct Ch,sss
ther1.ea 70 commence the busncss ot Banking unac
tcs act At.rcsSid
{fEA1 zeal OF ofdte this th1i tenth dr. Of January
}st 1sC3 HUGH MCCUlL0CH.
Comptruller Of the Currency.