davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-11-01

among me many curiositles and wonders that
haEe lattey been discorered In tie far OF
western "t1ds, none Is more etrikinr or mar.
seiious tnan the mountain ofRock baIt. eitu.
IN.e a.eo eoou1 t~enty miles from Meadow Val
ley, NeEaaa, and only eighteen miles 1oua the
leas aeaa o. navigation on the Colorado river. It
drS e3otnRy 3aat r tF1n The plain about four hum
ling crEstalized Salt. Not particle Of dit
upon 4, seemingly mountain ofglass, being
PERFECTLY transparent, and hen tie relect{on
q a. ne sun falls upon IL, the glare Is blInaing.
~ hare seen Specimens taken from 1t, now
IN possession OF Ar. G. B. Morris, and It resem.
, 1865-11-01

CoEEF HorsE, RooX NO, Il.
,,..,,. CHICAGO. Oct. ISL, lafa J
AL, in9iie nonee y hereby given that the WAlza1ts
11at I91e1 esse.sed On tne Eeal se stassed il dc
.5e 81 T. GnGaEo ior tae Municipal Tcar la has beea
,ue1t testsd .re req1sssed TO natr In
1H defan!t Of such r,5nent, dc TSIns vim b. cal.
iestsd 1t the cot And expense Of The t1sors Isac
Al Iases ttnatanE unpaid % the 11at day OF lsnu.
At nGt EtN be col1etsd With rvr pcs cat u addj.
u9n 70 ssld tax- A. II. HEALU, CITY CoItrtor
n. M-farues Wishing 70 ascertain tie aMouut Of
t1e1 iA1e Of 70 have taeu listed vii please hand IN
Sc aesc11pt!on OF thcF rHr1y before 1t day Of
I!st1ny nt1er 4ald date Arei1 i .Fsasyf
, 1865-11-01
In 0Ter.heated Factories. &r

The pre*sars aron the auira, Power, I, verx s-.,e
Those Eho ~ eompelledto breath The unnstufaf II
mc.phsS q sstn plsces should saatain the strenxt
Sns Ct ,a rs t;s I7sd oper!ss q e ths
ths !nngs and akin Capable or rt5st1nr the
bsd atrt and Of r1raf Changes rpt heaf to coiH "a
, 1865-11-01
Important Deetxton Affecting Rebel
-.~ Military ba1eeFxx- = -.

xlFfuM 1e hHoxtlle> Ienp-, WhtRv a455th.I -
Hon. James F, Swan, Judge of. the ID Judi
cfal Circuit, is holding the Circuit Court il
On Monday the Judge delivered written
opinion, IN which he ruled that 'sinfnries IN
gicted under the pretended laws and urt1ers
Of the late so-called Confederate Government.
formed no bar to the plaintiffs right Of &c.
tion." In substance. the Judge decided that
the so-ca1led Confederate Government was
not government de taeto, as conteaded f6r
case Of Jno. kirkpatrick r.: G. ". Graham
aad James Ncltabarges, for false lmprison-
ment- Ihe defendants alleged IN Justification
that they did the acts coruplained Of under
ment,"
The case Was argued At length By General
, 1865-11-01

The mairstay Of health il xpne. TO .ttoyr It WHEN
q to Prevent IT, loss this stomaehic a IN
Ishlt. The word lntaIlthle IL often r1shy erupIoye
but Is nstd here = the ouy e1pteaoa which Mi1ty
sppetlxer.
, 1865-11-01

Ras rendered all Impaired liquors not univ nn,.t.,,
6'an1 6ga nom s
HDsTEITLHS BlTTERS. liz Fecaatd essanes 'ns'tyt
sSssd natSs c mf9!e:tsd With tae jaIees ef ths
stands alcne and unappfosched safe IA tsTemnsch
ah1q restorative and rftYeut1ye
, 1865-11-01

Reaish fot food, however, il scarcely blessing uos
III. btEIi II iEKs sIoatACt nTTERS would. therefore.
ate Bus ibsy hare no tuch dra VbacK They M a1Iv
fs1 heaI5s} s f5s sss F but
nutT!Rens the food the palate Graves Tins yno.i d.
ee6floo waits On the appetite Gud health % hofh'
, 1865-11-01
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Statement Of Seven bishops.

lFsom the Philadelphia Episcopal Recordes.]
The following most important paper Was
read to the House OF Bishops Just preVions to
their adjournment. II will 80 far to relieve
been subjected By Its refusal to return thanks
for the restoration Of the national authority
and the destruction OF slavery.
Tho undersigned have desired one Of their
number to read, In bis placc in the House OF
Bishops, the following paper It Is not re-
monstranee aeainst action, which l. already
past Il is not protest, for which they are
aware that the wholesome rules Of the House
ailow no Place upon its Journals. It II SIM
ply a statement, which, after 1t has been
read. can ho by themselves preserved, made
public and transmitted to the knoWl-
1.-The decisions Of the House Of Bishops
With reference TO the day Of Thanksgiving for
the restoration fpcace, and to other import
ant subjects, the ground has been taken, that
for the sake of more complete canciliation, no
sentiment should be expressed by this House,
or this Convention, OF this Church IN any, col
tectiTe capacity, on subjects Of such impor-
tance aud 60 dear to all of us a. the re-esfab-
lishment Of the National Union and the enan-
cipatiou Of the slaves.
1.-THE House Of Bishops unquestionably
loved their country and its unity, aud they
could not approve the system ofhnman bond
age; but they will sem to have adopted as
church, one which il consistent with inditter-
ence to the safety and unity of the nation,
and to the freedom Of the oppressed.
This Is position which, as the under
signed belleye, should not be maintained; by
any brunch Of the Christian Church in the
United States, whether In the present or any
tuturc generation. To signify that 1t vas not
accepted BY all On this occasion, and that
those who did not accept 1t believed It to have
been accepted ot all, only because an extreme
desire for Cancellation and unanf1nIty prevail
cd for the hour, the undersigned have pro-
pared this document, with perfect and cor
dial respect for their brethren, bnt under the
consciousness Of u great duty to the insepara-
bic interests Of their beloved Church and
country.
CHARLES ?. NcItyA1sK,
Bshop Of the Diocese Of Ohio.
ALFRED LEE,
Bishop Of The DJofnse Of DelayIsrc
MAKgox EAsrBuKx
Bishop Of the Dioceee Of massachusetts.
GEORGE BpIGkss
Bishop Of the Diocese OF Maine
.. HkHRY ". LEE,
Bishop OF The Diocese OF Iowa.
G. T. BEpt11,
Assistant Bishop of Ohio.
THnXAa Il. VAN,
Bishop Of the Diocese Of KANSAS.
, 1865-11-01

Earl Rusxe3l'x Condemnation Of fhc
emancipation Proclamation, ~

Earl Rusxe7i'x Condemnation Of thc
emancipation Proclamation. :,
The following Is Earl Russe1l's despatch to
LORD Lyons, "Tisiting.'' - in the language Of
Minister Adams, "with the seyerity of his
but too wefghty censure the greatest political
measure Of the late l1nented P1esldent, Tint
which, In tact, opened the only practicable
end ~
,, FonneT or1.cE, Jan. H. 1851
Af LORD: The Proclamation Of the Prts!-
dent Of the United States, Incloscd in yopr
Lordship's despatch Of the Cd inst. nppcass
to be Of q very strange nature.
~ PROCESSES to cmsnc1pate Ill slaves In
places where the United States AUTHORITIES
cannot exercise any jurisdiction nor make
emancipation OF slaves In any States Of part8
OF States occupied By Federal troops. apd
subject to United States Jurisdiction, and
where, therefore, emancipation, IL decreed.
might hare been carried into effect.
=. IT would seem to follow that Ia the Border
seatea, ana also u New Orleans, a alavehold-
er may recover his fugitive slave BY the ordfn.
ary process offaw but that in tue ten States
N Which the2Proclamation DEGREES emanctpa-
fson, fugitive slave arrested by leeat war
Lant may resist, Rnd his resistance, II Success.
~, ~ Is to be upheld and aided by the initial
States authorities and ty the United States
armed forces. >'~'
The proclamation, therefore, nakea slavery
at once legal ind Illegal, aud makes Slaves e1-
ther punishable for running away from theIr
masters, or entitled to be supported ani En-
couraeed In 50 doing, accord&! to TIC local
ny q the plantation to which they belong
and the loyalty Of the State IN which theY
may happen to be.
there seems to be no declaration Of prin-
In 7n
, 1865-11-01

Against the nox1ous eeets OF the varieties Of i1pur
wAstf and the pe1nc1ous a1uaspherc cha;lsca which
ns nnss ene0anter o9 ~ tourney. nae.s armed IN
No other tonic NIL create anti kern 10 cont!tin1 ar
the system that viii reader 1t Proof against IN nnse
pofso1s Of tie two cltrusut-aIr and Wster '
, 1865-11-01
The Body Acts Unm the Mind

and hence, when thc phJa!ca1 systeu Is bfoken down
ny die1srr the Intellect s Lascr1dnaIv -
Isstornttye the cloud 1s iltted afato su tne
osfp1sl 4tsaeiy sat actFsty at Thought retu5n KSS
TIE chief good. says tuvenaI. To enjoy fIts da.5e
Qfdsf. ~ :. .F+4"@F 9At1lE
, 1865-11-01
I'D

DEWARE OF CpUETERF ETs,-see that the .,r.
each bottle. - - 4o - '&Ae1 < En OK
STREET, Philadelphis. --~S0''' osA at4Ch
JONES 4 EVANS.
Successors to c. N. Jackson Co.
Fer is!s 6y Druggists aad Dealers In every town in
F cA!.e4 esetea. oe3t8iS6t lteE W5p
, 1865-11-01

IaJs nc fourdaton Of nuuracsable cosnr!aints WHY
* r. tse ;as.5y Sense7usnses g unIea leads Hae
table a1t1atse Will tnaufn hat perfccs snd ns,nic
regularity which u the rrst condition of he,th aad
the beat security against ii kpIdeu,!c sIimtntx ~
, 1865-11-01
asTHs 8OuD0IR,1 p

The Ladies' Newspnper,
Published Weekly. P7tcr 10 cents
Fer slc by t1I dfst class neWsde11ers A its n1ne
Indicates It will be peculiarly Ladya Newaraper.
The fashions Will receive large share OF attention,
scrpt!ons Of the latest syles IN New forf p1rs snd
London. c. fFIRSHlNG q CO., Publishers,
roluJa1 Ct var 50 1A:3 Fulton alfeet, n, r
, 1865-11-01

sk0po4AAoA on AfAFE1leFH Mt Palmyra
Editors Chicago Tribune: :
The following are the proceedings Of meet
Ing held By about two hundred Indignant
passengers, at West Quincy, On Friday even
Ing, Oct. 9Th, 1866, The following clrcum-
stances gave rise to the organization Of the
passengers into the meeting: It has been ot
Very frequent occurrence Thai the passengers
oser the Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy
Railroad, going west, arc compelled to Lay
ovcr sixteen hours at the Junction Of the
Palmyra Rai1ruad with the Hannibal d st.
Joseph Railroad. This occurs, as Is alleged,
hy the NilfM negligence and indifference Of
both Of these latter roads. 1t IL currently H.
ported, md, as tho passengers affirm. Is ud-
mitted, that bitter quarrel is going On b.
tween these roads, and that tbs Burlington
= Quincy Railroad Is looking on with quite
too muck indifference.
Over two hundred men, women and chill
asen gre compelled to lay for sixteen hours Ut
tlfs Palmyra Junction, where there are hut
two small filthy Ehtskey shops, situated amid
sea Of mud, ind endure peiting storm, or
Walk tWo miles 10 enjoy inferior accommoda-
t1ons in the village Of PALMYRA, and this, too.
Whcn the PalmyR train and tho Hannibal and
st- Joseph train arc In sight Of each other,
the one leaving As the other ia approachiag-
both apparently anxious and determInedto
dlscommodc the passengers.
Here are the proceedings:
In motion, Mr. J. s. Henaficksou. ot, Kat-
sas, was appointed chairman, and Mr. r. e.
rcta1y.
After several suggestions and speeches all
Of y hich condemned the management Of the
Palmy-n and the Hannibal md St. Joseph rail-
road, the following preamble and resolu.
ttons we're adopted without dissenting
KHE1EAs, The Palmyra and the Hannibal l. ST.
= Q. haii,oad sicsss tl to render that nccommodt.
non to Tue travelling public which, In }uadcc, they
ome, ss remuneration for the czorbltaut satcs Of
HnEGEAs, This abnse azisek from pnrc negligence
a94 1aucTe 10 use the means at their command
Wn.Gn YOU'D render the Passengers aot o1lF eo1-
'o5S wn9ee Ply moIs r. sP@eedy @ pa*aase. And II
The trains at Palmyra Junction. they a.e subfetting
men, women and children, to delay of sizteeti /
acnfs, ~ point where there are no accommoda-
ions chher Tor ealing Or s!eepius, exposed 70 the
Of The weather, viii nothing bnt mud
Azto<tnd, That the pa sensers over the Hannibal
81 20 and talnyIa railroad here assembled, de-
slfe TO express their dttapprpbation ard Indignation
ossasde the managing officers Of the abose named |
be incompetent management Of the said rOals. and
t4uett ~ oehali, Of not enls the passengers here
lssembled hut In behalf Of the travelling pubjic
5at immediate steps b. taken by the officers aud
tetfors Of theae said roads TO remedy thls unjust
mposation upon rasscngrts.
Etsoitet, That the Setrctary csnse thcse nroceed |
net 10 De Published. and that lhe Chicago, st.
tqactted to publish the eame.
Carried unanimous1y.
, 1865-11-01
naAfU<10 Iaft4e .1u0<t.
CHICAGO ASp 1oRruwEsrxKx-ux9orc Coz. We
EArEs AID KYXIIE

wArzs Aso xtxxu.
d, Ezp.es. .,... .....,.. .a@ : .. .s5ps % N.
Jsses1tiie ss III 1seonmodn.: @ 800 + n ssis p n
Woodstock Accom-. eE0O p. m "1kN 4 H.
Fulton nd Cedr Rapids. S9 q ssNp s:iop- N n
Fatpo1f Fn.ton I'd .1 dona; T;.;;5 81 n n n
Freepost and Don.eith. :. 11Oe0 p. n ~ p NJ
nn;t-55ora n;.a,or aud Fo1 River. +o9 p n. 1i:Ioa N
aa 1ens3a lid iElcin @ s@ =. q. 1Si0. IT,, n n
AlcHldA. cEsrRA B. 3.
15ion bepot, + * u Lzta A.rss:
RITZ Rf{s'i Esslss; I'd Express: :s
CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE aRAscH.
Nora MoEnt9g E1pIess. e ooam t1L0pm N
+san5dass ezd: sanda;s eeG "a saonaass "a.
Nctu1AE sor7uk1s--DxFoT GoRSzE v4a BERxS.
AND sufHNAN STREETS
Lag E1pfck5. sbtD0 !. m. *1EGO p. N.
Night E1ptrss ..lisI 3 :. % u. ,i4S D. 3. D. n.
anress u, Aa,,,n gstEolr .t|55 TaEs; J. ~ .,~,
NIGH Epr's, Va Adrian 1850 ,. N. *:1i:o9 >. n
cInctoo ASu aREAT tAsrxgx RArLwA1.
Gate Cincinnati and chicago Air Line aa!lwag.)
Sisht Siz f1sas ss L. rs n: n:
H.li md Express .:.ss:oS =. = s@p.m
rrresnuncn. ronr wAIN1 e !. asp ID CHICAGO, 90 q !"
Express ..........-.-..>. 6oo !. n. rs30 p. n.
E4ptess.-.... A..-.-.-..-. sE4 p H. SD p. n.
r', ntEsozs cEx5RAl.
pay nsy,t ft1sssDEss: .&9Sp. a
knnkakee Accn-. ...-.....s s4:45 p. N.
nyde Park Train ...*.. 's5 .. N. IL; !s : n
=. . .. -....-...::tkeSp ?. n .S2s :. y.
..-" -.-.'h:Np. n |Elv ?. N
CtttCAnD. HUH9 jNGfAx kXn QUINCY.
, 1865-11-01

Hsyt 90 oten been rrrpetr,ted By 1eans OF sJse cr
tncates ihaf tho rfopfieos Of tbr OiIte4y hsTs IL
"ays con1neo he1neelF9 principally to tho Iestjmnns
readers 10 1es4fy the puo....-s1 staseunanss y:
q ns parties whose naes merc apcs1Ss1 :,
5efcd r nl me Printed cTtdenta n
ssas "a "a ~ nGvsr 1sfcIs offered support az *
, 1865-11-01

COLLECTORS NOTICE

4 lo1A1--NA / cAt- 49, A4\J11-
~ sT41E OF lLtIS0ts, EooS Conaty-s5,
CITY CoIiEc1okes 1T1cx, CpUEf HorM
Room No. IL. Oct nth l6S5
setb1 Warrant isas been Aced II M hsn1s tof ~
tccticr, tc-M1t: ~ 49, ~'s-
Warrnt As South, dat I'd Octab .,1h 1ss and ,s.,.a
fnr tie collection ul Special 94,tsanest 1erts *
tne Gp1s o. snest 70 ee called Trtath street
81 iMiao!s Central Eailru&d Ce7npsny. -
,zai ilson. interested n Eaid assessne1ts use 70
~ - q euca payment the aid AAA esz1nrpts Nil
~. ~ The cost Ind exnsoKe or the rkrsuu1
oc51uLa lit '-A' ~'A5 ]oA'e1*%-
, 1865-11-01

An EAsay Of v Nazninc snd Instruction to Young Meu
!ott nabliahcd bs tue Howard Association aud seat b
st5td tstttI tvclopes free Of ciaree- Address Dr. J.
heIbut1- IA sn1I na*3 ~
, 1865-11-01
On the Temperature of fha R1nnd

And Its e9nahse circulation. exemption t,no, ts-
Diseases that presc IN Winter. mate1tatiT dennna r.
{or xould eseaas eonsh+ colla, dip,he4ts Haaeoza.
ines ine e. sata &c. nriate
81 crITcf n, apa regulate it, non-Wtth aosTErTEEa
, 1865-11-01

ZINE IRON CASTINGS.-An
Il kinds Of enc and fancy Castings. warranted
to small Castings Tor Fateat Machinery, Lock Work
Aes:Fastentnsi &C., DC. Samples ut o1ce Of The
National Witch Company 134 Lake street. whero
orders may be ief, pCfFtA l5k
, 1865-11-01

Havrg beeU uses! n.oru extensively and for gye,ts
Il tttoEa Part and parcel Of the medical nistofy Of
the county, and While scores OF od9ctnal epben3e91
ssotucet It has to-day larger sale md wider oop9-
, 1865-11-01

Champion for tho defence, aud Messrs. II. L.
Hall, 2. g; Camp, and Col. o. 2. Temple for
, 1865-11-01
If You Rt-e Bilious

III KVN &2I'E IKII1UURx
Their That touches Ltve the scat Of the
11ala1S. 70 quickly and restores 40 certainly to
Is;!fesus healthy and rsEnl.r condition. ~ HOSTEL
IE1SE STOMACH blTTEkS. Ifofa ~btiops h,blt y
the tendeny Of your e,slem list foTm Of dIscase
tay be te!H In clcck Tot lifetime by {le oc1slonaJ
ust Of this hat1nlesS vegetable saticoie @''e"A'
IN.
, 1865-11-01

l4a,irT ben cnsed Of Epems1osrheA b. I ceaetra.
tcd rnIkic1An, and ahtaipeA his mettod of reatns.
cestrc tohend sufferers nom sefabuse the neaps by
<Auous cotIndential Addregs E1th Et5mn VI II HTAE.
LEY. z. Q. DraKex tAs1A, EntcaSn. T1l Ia1
, 1865-11-01
DR.. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER,

WIN cure Aeue and Fever, o;5a.:e and
Fever, Dumb Ague, 1aternittaut
and Ramittent Eeyers.
EreE4 b9dy mows that DR. EASTEELYS FRvEfe
AL ANtE KILLER ts N tutalllhlc c1re for theae
ots4E911ln& complaints. Nhat more can be asked
- PTtr1 f1-54 per bottle.
Fos saIs q pE. F. EAsTERLT's Family Medt-
cine Stofe. 39 Madison street. chicago, n
Aoidt 9f NhoexSfc, by HUEsNHhW5 = r4u
S,5.c sCS,HAAcKt Wholesale Druggists, i8 Lake sssees
, 1865-11-01

PIES 'pnre crystal, more than 1t does salt,
tlom what We csn learn OF ita extent and
magnitude, there ts salt enough in this one
mountain TO supply this continent for cen
tuIy.-hf, {0se11h M HeTnTI
, 1865-11-01
LADIES, REAp Tells.
DR.. H00PER'S
FEM MAEE CORDIAL.

This e1egantaudpopu1ar1E 1Eediciusviu
cure al Female Complaints, snch as
41esssivs,, Painfnl or suppressed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES haa az whifea
Falling Of the Womb, and all Irrogu-
laflhes Of tho Monthly Fer5nds. II
will also bring On The msnsss when
checked by oolds and all unnatural
Females suffering undet nay Of the d1ucul,tes nboye
enutner1std, should not Etu 10 rse
DR. HoOPER'S FEMALE CORDIAL
IT'S the most pleasant and nfsl5lc REMEDY cyer In
vented Tor the cufv VI female rumplana~ Ladies' try
it. -
Ttlce 81 so per bottle.
~ For sale At DR.. E. EAaTERLY's Family ,fst1l
cine store. 80 Aadfs2n~ar, Chicago, ri. ~'te.' ~
Sold, at Wholesale, By RuRSHtMS L YAM
ScHAACB. Wholesale Dfngsista, Id Lake street.
Chicago. S' - '@S sA%"S''
, 1865-11-01
CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE
~ sIAIE Or nL1sD1s, Cook cowsy-ss.

.. Room No. IL Oct II iaa
Fup t. uodct u hereby x1ren that warrant dated
lfGt1o1 q w1ter rents, Or assessments remaining IN
for the teaT ending Asy Ist, 1GES. N''-""'
~ ps.sons INTERESTED y aatd nnpa1d water rents d.
q ny Office IL default Of ench ymeat the aa1e VIII
theTr{ur, a II al + = 1s"41
oC2{tGQs-1lt CIV fniirrt1.
, 1865-11-01

WHEN the animal rowcrs ate exhausted, the pulse
weaf the uinG drrteAsed, and all the powefs 81 n
ssty Ss i9T spn shsss 10 ressosatte comparable
stimulating the circulation Improve tns ausilsy of IL
blood, clesr the eloGIed brain. snd impa5t 10 tho
trembling neFTes stability sub nFmnEss ~ ~
, 1865-11-01

And Future Prospects Clearly revealed By Dr. Esphael.
lie guides yoa to wealth, health and ha1pnass Cal.
at 121 Ea.t Madison street. between Wells and
FRANKLIN. Consultation fte Ont Dollas. ulA
, 1865-11-01

rseketshiPs and Merchantmen Is Is rs.u1ar1v xh,,
= the best Known preventive Of and fcmnsiT f'r
eases Snsfs suGl ~ agfnt + required sea canta,a1
NnSn oouna 70 Got and ma13fou1 clln.tex rTs.r1 y
tae most valuable por!on CT their tnedIcal stnss
IheY 70 oi opinion that fortified hy a1c N .nssnoss
~Yel1aW Jack" " Ac'e@ os csen
, 1865-11-01
Qt)ira9o Gribn1le.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1866.


We ere requested 10 srrnhliAh the following ex-
quistte poem. by Herbert C. Dot1, or California.
which was drs1 communicated to the press By tho
ssh Francisco Correspondent Of the Chicago TR1-
HrxE, Eooac two weeks aince:
4 SUMNER MIGHT.
, 1865-11-01

NTURGES, lfcALLISTER SEQ.
~ WOOL COMMISSION d STORAGE
nes. z, and Rash Street, corner Kinzfe,
North end Of Ruahst. Bridge, Ch'es9o, III.
RnxEKscne- wettern Hatiooal Bauk. Solo
, 1865-11-01

The Most Important Medical Discovery
ofthe Nineteenth CenturJts
nR. A8Kg :
2vnhi1if;c ftnr0l

= - - nC,rrDv r, :.
sFkEhx: sAFE, ASp KAp5cALL Il egKE 5EEa
oSDART, aSD TEETIARY Stages.
ssaa ;9' BIS: =: ed
q; ,;iS6s. ased s1sals Il rssnsasl;s'os $ s. inaaea
ND Espvc, ovnrwrr o~n
~ !! e. ~. MAAhS :. =! ~ StPHlL1TlC CUkE
satea Ii so%ess and & ss ;sss3 i = AT
cats the sYPEu4T1c FoIsoS or V1KUS nuu the
sJsssM5I.1 5I1,, ,a,.
s5. feas nfff s:;as :,
nsss.c 10 shst or1sons u diss!nes "a nFdc RI
Sedsns 5saa;l.s se psf'ealas sssse 4 as sss
,4;s a;ss*f at stta .nef n. ,afy .as
!. rhsa .as Saass5; = Uss5 ~ 5pps.;
Sis S Ss g - s Ps o;s so:,s as s,phsts
srs 1ssd so cutr ths nEst 1 9taEc. g
The Serrna Sfarn of Synbf1fs
L a1n inc ~ iese - ossa a. ne
ssss s s. ::;: 81 ;ss; =:
Wash Sla eass .ns seseaaafy sssss. i sas iasoss
{s = ae5saas S throat wash
The i S' Third q Or ff Tertiary Stage Of Syphilis
ns,nfi tnmos o oo ths bones 9 n.s
q sa1ssssioas. III psias n ii esass aad sta;ss
carries decay Of the bones; a5phiiltic rheumatism.
sna . HIl. E .SI d ~ t5e ihLa ss.ss. 'DD'A' o81e
re Sr 1T es5 s .f S. pes est5as g.
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, 1865-11-01

II The only physican II Specialist now in the CRY
shs, eau BE- entirely relied upou. Go TO EN-. IND moi
sutes DtAeaae to rru.,n ia vou, avstenu dtsaRuinr
,r f.,r .,d hdv ta.,d.. dart,.xt,s xo,+ on,,.s,
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auc abroad. asbenr the nozs skilled Specialist hare
and thorough master Of hi, reufoaalo II III othe7i
ia. uoa1 despaiE; give bin call. It II en]J con-
n,on oecu+rrnce With him tn eure snch rases His
sep .fato ladies' and gentcmcn, and the
.,,., .,s,,1,,. In ,hs r,,x co,.r1,.,to,. ~. .rs
AD's. se1Ap"0'' =" LAG e'''' ~N$'1as LAVE "'''
canndenu4l
nm. NJ, 41o snntn fn,rr t,,n-. oounr- of Noe-,.
oD* ''"' e" 9o31' "".4 = fA N8 " AoAtUe7
half block from tle Post U0cc Ppe OHce Boz 81
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send for Liz Cutie to Health puh,,ah od monthly
rec oI GnAFT.
, 1865-11-01

ny T. Walter naIlasd, u. D., botog N E4s.r m the
tsausc and Carr Of spernatoheA sud ltnpo,ency COP
talntuE ample Instruction aud Formulas with view
Of enabling The patient 10 work ont bis own rnfr
sIeEd!!. snt et!eetoay. by new and rei4nle nehod
aled Ire Of EostsEc 70 any address closc covered
tto1 IUt StAlou r. new CfE City. RIA
, 1865-11-01

VVtEAIE6 HAUHEy soap.
This celcb1uted Toilet Soap IN suct .unIyerxa. d.
an9 l. made from thc choicest aatci4ls il mild md
1eaoliic n u natu1E trasr1a1lf scentcd. and e1.
sale b! ~ DIuErtau and Fancy Goods Uts1err-
, 1865-11-01
TIVE &eVeFnmeHt Couhterxfxr.
THE coUsTEEF E1g1SG OF
HnSTETTER'3 STOMACH R!TTERx
Is low somewhat more set7ous Al we'll as d1ffenlk
business Than 1t Hna few yeaza axo each hoffin -
the genuine article being authenticated b. lbs -
Offfcial Endorsement Of the IT. &. Rev.
enEe Department,

n the form Of stamp Engraved On sfeeb to eouutz.
I: IERSMEST COUNT EEsIgN, as vel a. Inc e:;.sayed
aoe! 3nd n1e q hand Of proprteto.s Is ailsched
Pc peFn ~ %Ferrsstntatton oEst Gesrge horsssef .ae
e soesf1nx me pzsson and underneath Il saIeid
arc advl.ed e rad bears thsy iacss
4S EEnAsy which Y astR !otth- Below tbS 4aafs h
uOSIGIIER SMITHS uote Of hsnd tie sIsSssure =
pI HMca Honld 20 rather serious bnaunss ko fnrre
EsP9hEss: Ct y Ct ;ae a5tete SsteEs hey e
ment stamp s1s both eaec1 I'd d steei h toe tasst 80
most e!sberate stJle Of hank note xraYinK I'd sse
probably the tr1st e1petatye specimen or FEnnhfr 1
ever attached TO sn5 nce'aas Preparation
, 1865-11-01

DIR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL
For the ePreservation,8oau tn
and Restoration Of ffhe Hair.
cred for the Halt+ 4
DR.. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL
Il softens rreserve1 beautlnea and strengthens the
Half. pIcveus 1t 6om fa1ly of and becoming g3or rs.
moves tho dantsua, and turaa harsh, unGuly H1Ir
into that which Il snooth, goasy, lively md deaut-
n Price : centa per battle
~ For sale at DR. E. EA5TEELY'S Family Medi.
cine StuEr. 81 Madison street, ChIcaco, III,
? sold, q Wholesale. by REEHHAMS L VAN
SGAAACh. Wholesale Druggists, 18 Lake stfcef
Chicago. - '0""