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, 1865-01-10

Vast quantities Of small csal 10y around The
mines, wastc and useless, which might be con.
vcEtcd into the finest coke. The farmers
c. lit long distances and draw this small coal
awuy for their hogs who consume large GUAM
titles rf 1t, and are said to thrive on ills diet
At first tlouEht this seems very absurd. but
When we reflect that these coal beds are only
the surplus vegetation Of the clobc, In its
earlier and more productive ases; that they
have been dried, aud pressed, and packed, in
tho great kubtcFrnnean eto7c-housts against
future need, still containing their essential
qualities, changed only in form when espe-
cial]y We remember how largely carbon enters
these animals III nlecognizing their proper food,
tn 60 unrramising q. form as. mineral coal, is TO
be admired. Sill it Is an abusing sisut to
see drore Of hogs running from their corn
and charging voraciously upon pile Of coal
freshly thrown over, and single elderly
swine t.nawins chunk Of coal half day at
! ti1he, would be we'll calculated 10 excite tic
sympathics Of The uninitiated.
In tue pressed vegetables issued to the army
we have q modern example Of process,
which nature practiced most extensively in
the ccal epoch, and her preparations seu,n 10
be sv1yicible for both food and fuel to some
portion Of her children.
The area covered by workabl: coal in the
region Of Rock Island is quite limited, and
every ton will be needed for tue local con
sumption and the country west in Iowa. It
will not be carried north or cast, as the La
salle mines will more naturally supply that
demand.
The coke from this coal Is used By John
Deer. Esq, in his extensive works ut Moline.
Mr. Deer makes cast steel plows Of such su-
perior excellence that they arc even shipped
to Europe. They are noticed in u recent Kt,s-
sian raPer as being the best plows Jet intro
duced into that country. 1t is also used in q
raw state by s. II: Thomas, ESD, at Carbon
GEES. These mines arc Of great value, and
will be the means Of building up extensive
manufactures Of all kinds at Iiock Island and
Davenport. The Possession Of cheap fuel
will more md more determine the points to
which raw materia will be transported, and
where The great centcrs OF manufacturing in
dustry will be established. E. d,
, 1865-01-10

COH'S
COUGH DAL9AM
curcs hoArSeuess and tick.
ling In the throat.
, 1865-01-10
Aueclotex Of tie pone.

4 correspondent Of the London Daily Nws,
writing from Rome, eays:
"Hcre is a good story Of the Pope. Don
= Ninccnzo Co1Onna is one Of The constant WIS.,
itors Of rias IA., but q visitor who, as the
courtiers Of Louis XF., said, has ses petitcs
entrees. One evening recently, as the two
great question Of the day. e., on the tenn
polal rowcr-Don Vincenzo Colonna express
I'd the opinion that that power was condi-
tion sire qua non Of tho dignity and indcpend-
encc Of the Catholic religion. Speaking to q
Popc, it was Of course natural that the cavalier
should beck the pretcnces Of St. Peters sue
abruptly stopped by Plus X. with the fol-
lowing words: "Do not be more royallst than
the King, my dear friend, for with or without
the temporal power or divine religion will
always be what It is, the true religion Of God"
The cavalier, Of course asked m explana-
tion. and le received. one that convinced him
the Pope himself was Of opinion that tempo
ri power is not, after nll, absolutely necessa-
r to The glory and influence Of the Roman
Catholic religion. Don Vincenzo Colonna is
not man who can hold his tongue, so that
on the following evening he repeated the con-
vcrsation he had had with the Pope in the
salon Of Prince Sciarria.
"Eye1y thing people say in Rome is certain
to be repeated, and so WAS Don Vincenzo's
story. A few days had scarcely elapsed when
The cavalier received note from Cardinal
Antonelli begging him to pax him visit as
soon..as possible. Don Vincenzo Colonna had
scarcely been ushored in when His Eminence
told him that tho enemies Of the Church had
spread abroad most absurd conversation
which they pretended the Pope had had with
him about The temporal poWar. He, there
fore, lad begged Don Vlncenzo to pay him
visit in order 10 contradict, by o written dec
laration, the ridiculous story. Don Vincenzo,
who above all is Colonna, and who stecai
nescio, answered the Cardinal: Well, your
eminence, the Pope may have been wrong to
tell me that the. temporal power is not abso-
lutely necessary 1nay even haye been wrong
to repeat the conversation but you ask me
to declare that 9 truth Is not TRUTH Co.
lonna cannot do it.
t'Thc second pan Of the story was soon
circulated like the first and now, when the
Romans discuss this question, they never fail
to say, THE Pope himself has declared that
tho temporal power is not absolutely neces-
sary to our religion
II must conclude with another anecdote
of Ills Holiness. Ono day, while talking with
some monsignori about the deplorablc condi-
tion Of the Catholic Church, one of them
said tOh, We have nothing to fear, your
Holiness, for It is written that St. Peters
bark shall never be shipwrecked.' Yes au-
sweted the Pope. that's all very well for the
bark but how about her c.ew"'
, 1865-01-10
@eoic(nal.
Dr. AKARASs
SYPHILITIC CURE,

This Modici1o 3s Safe and f7adical
Cure ter GyPhiIis IN the Primary, So
coudary and Tertiary stages, aid Is
the Nostimportant Medical Discov-
cry Of the Nineteenth Century.
%s sa4H 3s1 81 pisaSsE e s.a H.
R2sp bsstS & ssSi s1 = =
DR., MAi:Ks' sTPHnlrrc CURE Is tbs opl, m,a,.
eE ecf x5fa III s:ff SssS O.. W
their varied All Complicated forms. md M
cfsate n: .s assess o% tas 7Ysy
sfsr e x
~
asy M sypntGH pe4 K fs veS aaa .1s S,s
which t. 1ecomne2ded to cure the particular .tise q
u f dsfff yi!A y snIfe FT ai1 :9sf Stages o s.s
when tha Chaneres OF ulcers nrSt appeas: Nc time
s2A sf Il: p & n ':es:s;s t & P ;:
syphiite cuIe. one bor p1ils. one bottle W:e Ws:h,
iE sES3kRAi:T Is yhen the disease has
aa
sk Z:
Fiji fiRS gfs rse1T:zzEf q TzEffisr STAGE Known b.
~ IL Sss Pc
fractions hard ps!ns Ii tho bones and olnt czes Or
decay OF the bones; sypEiltc rheumatism. alteration
Of parts, etc. TIC Syphtttc Cure" xnd Pills are used
ut this stage.
EFrtce per package, $6.c0
81 Fer boz; Wash, fl.50 per bottle.
GG fsf9s e,shse aae hf1s ?
TAGIOS, or from IMPERFECT TREATMENT, the
exsteEce Of my SYPu1L1Tlc VIRUS or POISON
Still remaining in the system. snonld uso DE- MARKS
SYPEILITIC CURE ut once, and Il will chectuaI!y
eradicate every particle OF the FI5 anal restore tue
system 10 perfect state Of HEALT4 k1t PUEI1f.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS lSisuERED1TAEY.a is ao't rtaJ
be transmitted to the child by either parent n waosa
system the dsease mar e1ist No perso1 who has Eea
son to suspect the existence OF au Sypnittc Virus
Poison In their system, ehoutd tail gse Dr. MARKS
sYPHMTTIC CURE Until every particle Of th1 virus
d eradIcatcd noM the constitution before they enter
INTO the marriage state ana thereby secure the GER
tanty OF rCIiE and healthy Offspring.
treatise on Syphtic ptstasc, giving plain direc-
lions for treatment accompanies each package OF the
medicine.
tF Tic medicine will be Thy express 10 a parts
Df the country on receipt OF the money.
FL Prepared and sold by Df. Z. EaSTEIeL1 i Co..
:ongE Of Third and Chesaat streets. st. Louis No.,
Sod I'll 1t Dr. E. EAsTERLY + CO. Family Medicine
Store % Madison street, near the Post Office, Chtcsso
Illinois.
, 1865-01-10
4 IItot In CEnndo-Thc Draft to be
Enforced.


4 Riot In CEnndo-Thc Graft to be
Enforced.
On the 30th ultimo.. riot took place at
the parish Of Chateau Richer, in the county of
Montnorenci, Canada East, arising out Of
government official essaying to daft men to
I'LL the " Service Militia"
The drift was to be made ut the Office Of
the Registrar Of the county. a Mr.. Dick, and
the otlic1al sent to execute it WAS O Captain
Laurin. As coon as the latter began the bn-
sineEs Of lis mission, crowd, which bud ga-
thc.ed about the office, took means to pnta
stop TO the draft, and first used abuse and
threats: These faillngto stop the ballot, the
crowd then began to uss force, and, finally,
put to flight the Registrar and Captain
lat1rin. The rioters in lie next place de-
stroycd the paperH In the Office, and thus put
stop for q short time TO the dratt in their
county. In the .,elee the Captain WAS fired
ut, and he and the Registrar would hxye lost
their lives If they had not deemed discretion
the: e:batteE part Of yalor, and driven of at full
spea 1a& earioze.
a xutn as the news Of this riot reached
Quebec, The Government at once sent to the
scene q force Of three companies Of volun-
teers md two guns. The companies drove
out by the Beauport road in sixty sleighs,
and the two guns went on their winter car
fiagcs Ton runners.} This force was under
the command of Lieut.. Col. De Lalabcrry,
the deputy Adjutant General Of miittia for
canada East IL Is Tue deteT1uluAtWu u t4o
Government to enforce the drift in the rebel
Ious parish and there Is report that four
companies Of the 18th Regiment will be sent
out ior that purpose, If necessary.
To explain the riot, the government organs
Of the press state that it vas got up By the
"Rouge" party, which is now out Of power,
and, therefore, }eelsitself bound to oppose all
the acts Of the party in office. The great act
of the latter at present is tho organization OF
the "Serrice Militia" numbering one hun
dred and twelve battalions, OF in round NUM-
bere, one hundred thousand men,. The
.Rouges SAT that there Is no necessity for TITS
step, and SO set their faces against it.. Their
leaders have circulated among them the idea
that the men drafted will be held for sfrF1ce;
and, so ignorant are the habitans Of the east
Of the country that they can be made to be-
ucvc anything bya few active and designing
dtpeo1s.
Tie net Of Parliament which allows Govern
ment to call out this force Of 1o0, 900 men at
my time during the year that the Governor
General may see fit to order 1t out, goes no
further than to allow the force SIX dnys' drill
In the twelve months; SO that tue affair Is, In
fact, little more than mere organization; and
TIE draft Is only means used to Gil the rolls
Of the several hattalions.
It ia not likely that The riot will be al
lowed to assume greater proportions than 1t
, 1865-01-10
Fresh Blown Flowers in Winter,

aowers YOU would preserve, such as are latest
IN blowing and ready to open, cut them or
with scissors, leaving to each, u possible, q
niece Of the stem abont three inches long,
cover the end Of The stem Immediately with
sea1ing wax, and when tho buds are little
shrune and wrinkled, wrap each Of them up
separately in paper perfectly clean and dry.
and lock them up in dry box or drawer, and
WIZ 1i1teF' 4 Wien Hsap yoa would have tao flowers
, 1865-01-10
T}rtllttng.
PENSION and BOUNTY BLANKS

FenA1on and Honnty Blanks
Fur sais * The U1nuAao THiRuxa 0ES1R, D.
ClsrE Street.
The series II oomp'ese. and the lorna ars sa<zr
rata, confirming In ev"FJ respeet TO ths nssxRs-
tious from the Pe1sioo Otace. Al 1hE to+uns PER
tainiuf 10 IN appAeasiog .sa pssnted apo1 u1t
sheet embracing tEe rec.ara1an Vi the ApplfeArt
N4.i5t1ate, Power of Attl7ney, C1eEk'a Ce.id1atE
&C. &C., With ample bank spaces.
Apptcn1ios fnr ffana!eT Of FeDuoH.
: Application for Prize Money.
4Pp1lc&stoc @: Widow c. Mother for PaJsaers ID
Peutfon.
Application OF Invalid PsusioraE fos payueas II
Ckir' OF Hcirt tor Arrears.
C1tns " Hnrse and Equipment.
Gua7-.:-'s Declaration Of .M1not Children e
Gu.ra.an'. Declaration Of Orphan Sister b
scn.fnc.
Irxa u lrc:4 4on Cllins-
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Polls.
Enlistment Papc1Ts-
Abstract OF Disbursements.
Communication Of lsa.iona toz Exchanged Prison.
Of War
Dissbled Soldiers Declaration lot Bounty Xousy
TACT Of Msrch 3, .e5a}
Fathers Application for Bounty Monsy and Az-
'Trt.Mon.hly Return OF: Recruiting omeer.
Communication Of Enel ard Quarters
Guardians Declaration Of Minor Chlldroz fu1
Bounty Money and A1eArs-
We send them Fos1 PAE1, at the rata o. $1.W
Fer quire, upon the receipt OF the money.
Address. TK16uNI CoMrAIT.
, 1865-01-10
39ropnSdl5.
-DHOpOSALS FOR ICE.

LOUISVILLE, ky..Jun. $, 1855 (
EEAIEp PROPOSALS. viii q" r,ctlvcd z, .hts o.
-lcc until JanQ0ry - 1S5 for furnishing ICE 70 the
Medical Department or tic Army ,lurinE til. ensoing
gear At Tie pointe herein desisn,ted The ice 70 Be-
stored by m CONTRACTOR IL ptoperts constructed lce-
ri escl point II !r isF1., hcto1t the lsih
OF Ap! the Ice not to b. receipt tor until It's
Graty the ntne>s Of the Celou~e, ttr IN snnet IN
which il ~ packed kaa:l have hesn approved by i
medical officer and n. meat vii he ma:e only for
The proposae vii BE- maae for lhe qnant'ties tndi.
7nc pgoviso tlat shoulu be needed At nry time
for the Teafs supply 1t shall be furnished Ut the game
, 1865-01-10
351uFattp1tH.
TOMMERCIA1, nEpA1

GOMM ERCIAL DEP a r T.
~ MEKT WHEATON CoLLEGE.-Thit il = dt:
uhct department. The teachers are men o. huNnefa
experience. Winter tenn begins January *sh. str
o. GENT ns5 enter = ny Linz .pG 1dz.oee aee'Fa'a
Course Of instruction. 1nc!rdtuk telcEEaphlnss ms
Esme as st other Comtuerci*t coeEea A1 adra.s
DSX uAlf 1uk KIrKNkk+ For p3fuculala N"uto9ss
GEO. p. klyBALL, Principal.
Commercial Department wheaton Go.!tSe.
Wheaton DuIsngt c., H., n"C. 70. j>@1s3!iw
, 1865-01-10
99rtrolrum Oil Golupa1lp.

THE TARR FARM PETRO-
J. LEM CO., Of the City Of Neg York.
sA11A AAA.. A+k.HNUsNWUs
&fR1 tAus f1Hu e4c0.
Office, 81 Cedar t.reAt, New To1k-
THutT1Ea:
GEO, P. BRADFORD, 3,Esq...-....,,.........Eew York.
Hen, FOG ER AvEmK11! M FRI .Danh1ry. Conn.
Al.ANs0N A: suMNAR-. Albany. \. r.
E. b. DELDEN, u, A,D.,..,,..,.,,..,,,...,.E York.
j. r. SANGER ...,,,,..,.,.,,,,..,,,.,..EeT York.
JAMES WADsWoRTH. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Kcw YorK.
rennE;lvans. IL Gsme OF thls GomIany q ind.e:t-
piopere. i 6eites = o lf Tetorr fh 'e u '''
embraces interests !o fec and 10 no1e than TWEEN
ty productive wells and In Twelve others now rapidly
approaching completion while the further develop
ucEt nj It's :nrce untruprovtd area viii al carly
d.: greatly increase lts product.
Ne offer 1t as permanent dlviaend-pay1nZ invest
merit.
limited amount cfthtt stock cac be obtained .o!e-
1y Of ths undersigned ut 10 per oh1fs, BEING ONE
HALF OF ITS PAR VALUE.
The declared dividend for the month Is on rcr cent.
On IT, crtt.. capital, IL which purchasers within the
month WILL be entitled.
J1MES WADsWORTH 4 ca.
tu5Et HhRt6 e TtA~r V1rk
, 1865-01-10

PRODUCERS BANK, Chicago.
4 Capital, feoo,u0. Authorized Capital $sa5 0oo
WIN be orFanizea and open for business on the 18th
Of 3ann:5y 1. PET, = fo; +oGsrk street..
Ehtc.sa: c. Il. pUollTHE, Prssld:nt Oneida Co.
Bank @ Ct.na; y, +: HlBBARD PORTER. Chicago ;
BENZ. FIELD, Albion, n. r; b, DOOLIrTLE, Cnl.
cAgo; 4. A. STONE, Of Harris, Stone 4 Co. ChicsEo
1nd N,S NsE SoEk; =. D. STEPaEke. President Fifst
Ct knr. Kellogg Co., Chicago; z. B. TALC0TT,
Deposits received And collection made upou all &C.
ceisble points In the United States and Canada and
nEocttdA RENTED with prOmr1neAs.
1ntereat Will 1t allowed On Depo4tt1 by special
nent.
Prompt and special attention viii he given to the
purchase and safe OF Eli kiudt Gf United st,!es
cur1tiet. II. DOO1ITTLH, President
E. u TALcUTT. Vice President he13 ~tEstt5t
, 1865-01-10
SAMUEL GREENE & Co.,

And shall be pleased to receive continuance OF the
patronage heretofore given to TIE iAte nrm.
tStEned) FDWAltD ". AAN&EHs
la5l1H Ct III EAA1U
, 1865-01-10
13gux,:nE anF ErcuznH<.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
1I1 NANE OF CHICAGO.
TRKAsCEY DFFAETNEET.

UEEE q CVENWoel Q1 thE t;0ffthEy.
NAAn1HsToN. Aaguft 50. 1864.
Kiefe1s. b. aat1:actG1S evidence presented Il the
Ende!s3Ened. It has bern n+ie ~ appesF that the
Merchants National Bank Of Chicago. IA the City
been duly organized under and accordlng to Tho 70
ot ths sct Of Congress snt'!'s9 sct y
Unsd st.1es Bone1 ND to rfsyde ao1 ths Ghsa.toa 81
has complied WITH iii q nc Tovfcn. Q. .sie at
arIred to ee complied With before Commencing basi'
.Hes1 al banking nnder said nct
New, therefore, l. HUeh MctTl1oon Ccn1t1 ole!
of tue CnE! ency. de hereby crrd tak the NJ, Giants
County OF Cook snd STATE F tltnoA Is authorized to
cotpmcncR the bustnE2a Of banking under the act
Aforesaid.
once this tx enty fourth day ~ December, 1854
[Aovt keAl.l HUGH MCs;uLLULH.
1aEkfS&T Comptroller Of the Cuffency.
, 1865-01-10

This Modicico 1s Safe and f7adical
Cure fer oyphilis IN the Primary, se-
eondafy and Tertiary stages, AID is
the Eostimportant Medical Disoov-
cry Of the Nineteenth Century.
, 1865-01-10
IR. B1GEloW-
Confidential Physician.

c. tc consulted &: ttE oce, l7s South Clk1k s1set,
corner Of Monroe. Chicago,
nlH block uoEs the postotocc, on all Chrontc Dit
ant 1seaeea u! private Ind delicate to
}oh Sexes bch he trc 4is with Aneed succeaa.
iso,is separate. Wit &c tat3 aEt dentcMcn
,uN the 1,ocios with the tteict,st rEtvAcv. OE.ca
hours Ionl n. to ?. IN. Sundays, 10 to II H.
EonlD uni a.ioEA confidential. Consultation tree.
ALcIcs. Postottce BOZ la. laco5l tsSo 11ps and
e. fIC.Hr - 'Iftrith. desc ITF,-1F
, 1865-01-10

5ac Oldest and most reliable medicine tcE tc curt
d 6re!matorttea. seminal weakness. Loss Of Power
&C. THIS medicine hae stood the te1t Of tisty yesFs
md hae always proved Encte4S,
1ti. lAND's 6lECiflC ts exhibited In the form OF
r!ils uSdc up o. sc!xancct that have sp'cinc effect
-;non The gcncrattve orEans Most rerso1s associpte
nry Lind OF pills. TLe SPECIFIC o! st. Rad IS not ta
en ~ Sa M II
sI"sts. oI:sns TIC ris Ers not nnEs@ssso; @ % 10 the
=; beo.c swallowing them, which plan We would al.
Nkyt recommend. atordinE the fpetst wuy to get
The etCct Of the remedy.
Price Il per boz. t1x boxes for s. Sold by Drug
Etsik every Whrre.
|9S Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa
lord d SMITH. Wholesale Druggists. ~ Lake
affect. Agents. scstss.3lt T fAAfCls
, 1865-01-10
Three Minute S23We
Ecgul Notices.

M ASTER'S SALE-State Of ILL
~ nos Cook county, fs. In the Superior constoi
As1Si1n H4xlITos byT.H H. ,fARs., hez next .sicn..
EL1zABEru HUNTER. AszNATn HAYES And MARY r.
kNOI. vi. JxRo4K RHICHER, tARoLINk kS0I, ,R1pKkT
HUNTER 1nl WAEEES MTE8.
Chicago, LII Chsncery, entered IN tie nhoye entitled,
Cause on the eth dsy Of Dec.mber, a D. 1851! On bill
a!ed - partition. Souee u heteby gwen. that On
Thursday, the twelfth dsy ot January next, at ten
o'ecek inthe eo1enooa Of na: day, the nnds1sisneda
e!eo. x se ~ pIb;ie aaeon to tss hishsst bidder,
saeo. the north hafoi block number eighty s (s q
rounty Of fi.jinolss tcxetasr te Is snd sin
gular the heredttameaft and epputtenances. By the
erms VI said decree the premises aforesaid will be- OF
efed and sold In four tsrc:s each dit feet h v12th
extending through from the river front Wells st.
With the privilege to hc purchaser Of any one piece
or parcel Of taking the Whole that may remain IN:
sold provided the aEEregst: 9t the tous parcels shall
partly 1or cash down ann partly On credit secured On
can be tscettatned By examining the decree By In
4ui!f OF tie asteE en- thc sale, or At any time rzey
ously. 800
Dated December 10Th, 1861
Master In rhsncery Of the Superior Court CT Chicago
r.
, 1865-01-10

The above fora Of propos ala Will be adhered to Al
closely PRACTICAL Other fafmb viii be received
,l,y tie Department and duly considered
pruper guarantee thxt the biddcf ia able to f1tn1
ijistrc, Court United Slatrs 4 rict Attorney
NUT accompany the propoesl Or Il vii bt rejected.
1e1cnt must also accompany the proposal.
Tie contracts viii be AKAffed d 1ofthe oTcst Fcspon{i
bic rnrty: or parttrs. Who VII be day noined y mail
Otherwise .nat t1si! hd IL *ceeisa ,.nd iamedt.
lie amount OF IS coo. The bonds mnst be properly
ett{ed and the port office Address ol principals and
tutetita stated upon them.
Bidde1s may be present In persoa when the propo-
The Putt ONCE address Of the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the prpp"saI.
Iopossls must bc addressed 70 -.snts;Hon .; ,; l.
kentucky. ,. - -
'~''' ''N' b L. MAGRUDER
Surgeon U. 8. L. and Medical Iuryet or,
Loui~v Ky.
, 1865-01-10

TAX SALE NOTICE TO all
18th dsy Of April D. 1868 sale day held
H % s III q u ces
the state Of 1lin6s b The oea c!t tse
due the CITY oi Chicago, for City, School and ii:
other municipal taxes for the year 1sa2, William F:
therefore, the following described Rial Estates TO-
gethe5 With the buildi3gs theseon. any, situate u
Illinois: to.Nit: Lots T. q q, g. q, g. x. 50,
81, g. s. 81 s6 s. S. 49, 90 Il ntocE No. F1te {3},
all Archer Addition to Chicago. AuGIhe said Vim.
F. Fleetwood duly assigned the certificates Of puf
chase to me, the undersigned.
I'm now the legal holder and owne- Of said cfFttf
Gates, and the period OF redemption from saM tax
sale Will expire the 18th day OF April. A. D. 16G5.
ia9.e643t WILLIAM MCDONALD.
, 1865-01-10
T.
Master In Thsncery Of the Superior Court CT Chicago
E.S. sxITn, compl'ts Solicitor.

pROVIDENCE S. ~C.-Supreme
l. Court. SEf,EHBRR TEEN. 4. u. 1874.
Upon the application oi Nathan F. Dixon an order
Of notce to the blllholGcfs OF the Hopkinton Bank
1t Is adludged, ordered and decreed that the ssld
Dixon cause notice to be published in the Frovt-
dence journal, Chicago Tribune and Sew York Trf-
bune directing the holders OF the bills Of said Hop
kinton Bunk, and the claimants upon the Receiver
and thel1 claims upon said Receiver at The Hopkn
Of March, 1855 O. th clsilns shall Be forever bar ed
aGa1st said Rcctyer said 1ctice TO be published
tor At least two months after tho fifteenth day OF De-
cember, 1861.
Entered u the decree Of Court 42d day 8. 7. 1861
{pec.1J By order.
, 1865-01-10

Coa:dentin! Physician. 1a1e Of ph.lnde2hla. has
crtca oflice ri No. lC IearbbfQ stsr, t. here Ae
nrcpnred 10 treat ali diseases OF secret nature
having had twelve yesTs experience In the Eastern c
t> lie i able 10 Warr1at sure .nt spredr cure. Ny
eh-rgeA low. Consultation tree. Ortce open
.sCrs A. II. to 10 +. III. tHE d.sS 11t1s
, 1865-01-10
TAX SALE NOTICE-To ;

1 1N AAAA@A ~ ~ + A@Ns <AAA
l. whom 1t may concern, Take notice that.on the
18th day Of A2r, a. 1888 at sale On that day held
Aonse ln the city ot, Chicago county Of CooxiAn9
State o[ Illinois, by the then City Collector Of said
seents and costs due the cr5 Of Chicago earbluE
hng and paving hinz1e street, In satd clty. William
therefor the following described real estate,
With the buildings thereon, any. situate IN :a,d cI
The undivided half Of tae west cet 81 OF
lot number nine, 81 In block number nve G5 N kH.
Fleetwood duly assisned the certificate purchase to
me, the UNDERSIGNED. 50
lam now the legal holder and owner Of said eeEta-
cate and the ptriot Of redemption from sid tai sale
Will txpfe On Tie l9th DAY OF 4 pt1!, L. D. tstA
ta9-fGsSt STANLEY II FLEET"uDu.
, 1865-01-10

GOkS'-
DYSPEPSIA CURE
IL the best remedy In the
world 5er dyspepsia, tndl-
te<tjcp, sick headache,
heartburn, fever and asut,
nausea 1t stomach, and, In
tact, all diseases or pafn1
in the stomach or bowels.
, 1865-01-10

Sold By druggists every
Thele. Price ONE DOL
LAR per bottle.
, 1865-01-10

GOES
COUGH HALSAM
are sold annually, and the
people all pronounce It the
ha.t cough preparation
thcT eycf used.
, 1865-01-10

No family can Afford to be
without
GOES
COUGH BALSAM
In the house ready for In.
mediate use.
, 1865-01-10

DTSPhP3IA CURE
cures datulcncRFcnknts8
and general debility, II
makes the Weary Anhi-
tious,thc feeble strpnr,the
dehIsttated iscAlthy-ioE It
enables the patient to take
plenty Of healthy food,
Which Is the parent Of tie
body.
, 1865-01-10

This celebrated TOILET SOAP. IN such universal de-
c1nocnt IN ID Nature frasTantis ecented. and II:
rcly beneficial In It's action upon the sktE. Eorshe
1y III 1Tacxtsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ia22s-Q.so-1y II EAA1U
, 1865-01-10

GOES
COUGH BALSAM
Is the largest bottle In tho
world Tor the price, there
tore net onlr the best. bat
the cheapest u1edlcine *.
ta4t.
, 1865-01-10

C0F'E
DYSPEPSIA CURE
allow ycu to ckt a hearty
meal without fear Of dis
trtss Afterwards. 1of It will
stop It 8S soen aa II Ia 6Wal.
lowed.
, 1865-01-10

DYSPEPSIA CURE
i2a purely vegetable pre-
paratlou, contalrs no opi-
ntes, no poison. nothing
hnrt:Ql, but acts promptly,
turely and Immediately.