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, 1861-09-02

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TenneEsee 6s---.....--.-......-...-..
Nnp9h fsr,;ro 6. 81
Vireinia 6s ...-.~~...,......,54a@
TEE BAsK OF ENGLAND TRADE--The return
from tie Bank Of England for the weak ending
the 18th of August, gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Best. &3, 52s8T7 Inc, e g. AS
Public deposits 3,9s6, ,a35 lcc-. 81, 1872
Other deposits l2,t62,s0i Inc. 2t3 sal
On the other eide Of the account:
Government securities. .f1f. G5A ano 7rc e,nn mn
Other securities. i7'G3a.471 Der ayT ia
Nntes unemnInyed " GssS asa Tnr ~ !so
0''09'1S' AAs 'e'' 'oe
eao h;v,... . z..a., - ra,. .a- =,
h1,,to- =, t,.th 80 49,. .Is s'otA "
IN. ~, ;ncraa.a ~ pae- 80 o'o, snoa,
the nrece;7;n~ xatr,-1 ,,''s1' f'A@7" MIL
.-.
Of thta mornioo cc cnta;ns Tho fo,,ozriro
Nothing new of interest zn,ra5 ;n +,,o ,,,na,
market yesterday The comparatively light ghii-
s1c ~ 3ke a seseeange little cose Just Eow, and
New York eioht geS H. ~ tos
per cent. There are 10 Indications Of scarcity
eufeEey as YET as the fall business has hardly
DEATH or CAsHKR.-Mr. Gideon Angels,
f. 5o-s s,-,oo 80 49, @-s1
LnoA.a ~ ~" ioAh'-.he 1seRs"9 fasf OF
tnneuay 4oolts ino1e9 act1Fc at 5Q6 per cent.
! WV ga o@D''
~ -AISeE Ia ~" .o3h'-E3ehanse
~ I1aen - ~" ioih - qulet III 4o''s9 9lo13s
A'A '0'AeA eiASs o@s slefnhs o1iis.
! EFFECTS OF VIGOROUS MEAsUREs.-The 4. 7.
ladeFfndsnt Of this week contains the following:
e. Money is beginning to circulate more freely with
the ADMINISTRATION for vigorous carrying on OF
qe a 1hsneas mhst at1 III fmproTe All fhe elements
Tier mIltarS bIunderin1 takcs n1sce T6e sina,9,
OF the country strong and OILY want an effect
lFe's 1lsn' c1fecslon.
BANK SUSPENSION IN IowA-Mcsars. Edward A
remn1e f. r. harha-s in o4+-r,,-o ra.,.. Ie..s
e"ple " ~ oonAe1s IL o.toin"a' Iowa. nave
Been compelled to close their doors, owing, as the
| OttumWa Courier ea7e. to the g dt renoemen+ IN
n,oaan ,,.+toss, =, sa''st' IL
A4on@S A'atlels'
TIE WEST GEov1sa P1cH.-Tha New y,rr IT,
z.-. - ~" ~ ~
oepe"oe'st oi Ills week, after noting the heavy
| West mnet he tbarofora <,-o = ino 80, ~
a1,a - .ss.. - ~ .N.7 - A4eD 'ae'' "no w
sple 70 pay Oh old 'neumofances as well as mike
I cash purchasss.''
| VII, tbe z65e,e.,,7<,,, ;,,for.,
~. - en 4natsnaene lloIn Us ho" 1armcr
can get flch by selling corn at 10c per bushel and
wheat at 45@5oe?
| ......
MONEY MATTERS IN ST. Lou1s.-The Democrat
Of this morning reports exchange STEADY at G per
| rant .ho,a M;ss,nr; ,,e1,a. -. ~ r.
,nana t'Ass'a'1 N1ones eoaH Is LII sfeaE oe
rur Ronr., ~, ro,,7 u.,z 7, -
| 1Aoo'1A' oe eoAS 81 IAE REBELS AT
e1l.1--. g. hou1s 0e"soeFat OF tnls nac1n-
na7,,- .Aas 'Ae 'eslaeh. ~. ~ tae ,eass
csnn coo ~ 1us ioupess ~ VIZ iepeis oi
eiooe'o ~ Gull ifona Inc S5el'a o1anen' Ills
4'1,s;.,a s,,,.aa,, - ~; AZ n"A7 ~ aa e.
, 1861-09-02

SATURDAY, EVENING, Aug. 81, 1861.
TIE offerings Of Eastern exchange continue
heavy. AID owing to light eupply Of currency,
the rates continue dull. To-day it WAS difficult
matter to cell exchange at par and on the street,
sales we're inside at A@H per cent. discount. At
the banks, bills were drawn or the East freely at
par to II per cert. pzem.
NEw YoRK STOCK MAHKET The following arc
the quotations Of to-daJ' stock m lrket:
, 1861-09-02
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, August 81, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments 70
the past twenty -four hours:
a4cR1s.-s xAs1 rB,Er77-Po1-p uor,x.
, 1861-09-02
nj a r r E d.
At St Johns Church In this city. Thursday Aue "a
by Rev. H n BisAcp, CHA6 T. COOK Eto - Miss
MARY FOLET, all of this city - 0A1'7
nT " n

In tbs city AEg. 81. MI. CIRAEks PERIoL Is
eEFa 81 yesFs.
FuGefel from bis late residence No ea9 West Like
street. sunday sfterEooR. at O'Clock Eefatvee and
fteLds are iaYited to at.41d.
, 1861-09-02
Attention Volunteers,

KefIu3ts wanted for the Twelfth Regiment ILL
ing. a ~@t
;, Thie Regiment is now at Birds Point receiving
!; tae new e UNIFORMS anc marching equipments, and
The Sanitary Commission have reported its
condition the best IN the Western Volunteer ser
tions. During the three months service lis drill
and discipline WAS second to none, and It will
preserve Its reputation.
Recruits will be forwarded as coon as enlisted
free Of charge.
Some men are yet wanted for Co. A.
Apply at Doles building, up stairs. Northwest
corner Of South Water and Clark streets, between
the hours Of "a. and 5P.M
co.+ ~ ARTHUR G. DCeAr,
, 1861-09-02

The following letters, detained In the Chicago
Port Office for Postage. will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next. uuless the
postage Is previously paid. Cali at the room If
the Dead Letter Clsrfz, up stairs:
Gha.lss =. g.: box s99s, Clieaso, III.
Ghas. +. Reed. Chicago.
e: 9. Flraha1a, Chicaso st
Chicsgo Tribune Chlsaso. Is
YIN. P5auge, Chicago,
games bIoWn. Chicago,
Nm: Colhy, Chicago,
". T. Lite. Bellev1lIe,
a: 3. Jeukins, Merrlsoa.
EDWARD collins, Platufeld
HaryeE Day. nillsdsle Mich.
sarah Eris dge, Lake Five. Wis.
Edward Foster, Racine, Wis.
Letters enclosed under the old style stamps end
stamped envelopes, not recognized in payment Of
Mfs: Maria Fsslen, Winfield, n1lnois
J. E. White, Trenton,
Michael j. Kayan8neh. Joliet, IS
Miss MRria Trotter. Bloemington 81
F. Reiehsrdt, New Brennan,
James Foley. HuntleY Grove, s.
Mics Jane McQuiIlen, {"
T. Davis Rapp, Galena,
= T. Anderson, Lockport, st
John Redforn. Fulton City
Joscph Magee, DeKalb Center, c.
y. G. No1cross, Monmouth, g
Hannah Spellman, SpEinefeld, st
J. T. Morgan, Morrie, {.
L. dOft. aurora,
Math Beftl, Racine, Wis.
Abner kirby, Milwaukee Wis.
Geo B, Me(iee, Madieon, Wis.
S. B. Peck, Racine, Wis.
4. n. Wagner, New Ulm. MINI.
T. G. Garter. St. Peter, &inn,
Rev. E. Eggleston, Saltwater, Minn.
CIV. C1yer, St. Peter, Mimi
Mrs.. Matilda Miller, Rol1erssflle, o.
Gtas. Shier. Decatur, Mich.
Mrs. Anna Spear, Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. Fanny Smith, North Chenango, n. 7.
| H Y Baldwin, New York
Jacob, Esq, New York
| Capt. Ed McGraW, Buffalo, n. 7.
1T Dixson, OsWego, N. 7.
Richard Butler, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Stephen Hague. Allegheny City, Pa.
Miss Annie I. Hutchinson, Greenfield, N. Fl.
James II. MeG1nley, Warrington. D. G.
Eugene A. Shores, goth Regiment Ind. Vol.
MaryI2ud,
, 1861-09-02
MARINE LIST.

AppJCFn A,n-.4
Prep Aeghsny 1as BSy,ngtoa sarnfa aao lumber
Prop Qgdensburgh, Hopkins, ogdensbargh, 70
pigs fish. lot s1ndries.
crop FACING, Brett; Bqtalo. suEdrl2s:
p1op Hus. Erlgge;: ba4alo, 80 otis salt:
apples pkgs feb. S5 eds wood lot suudaies.
bsih Ueea9 wave, lng1ansm, foft to1oorne' 3eds
"oo9 1fGn1 -. Ela1f h1Ser.
Rsr1. fs1k Aeaaa' Eslaef, Htn$st9a, ~ COS "ooo.
Ba!s BaIk Aua45 MOTIFS. g CA1na1anes.
81 Brig nb,o5, Toward. MllWankse; l,3 .3l;
e. ssb;o1, Glpes s pRHao Rag 4zo ,,r,h,
btig fasaipn, hlfg Heaar hlEe1. lao n lnmnsr
osls nn,ta1nson' i1ntal "naans' e1teen Day lso m
Inan;.;c., uaneea. r,,o,aa paa.,.
SI gig !nhShtcS I11 X u W, de, oaHalo.
Ell Ell R-aAe Mata,1 DV1uem, 1eI H. oSne99 m
sch sci Ms Taau ~ ~ eos W9od
s.h, stlaIpaes = m plcsetTs, Tshnson ,,,,,an,-oo
s senr 9Iepnenasi @ a Jonnsen, Milwa15ee. as
oeAt tais iooia7' - Ill i't1oer % III
seh1 Rae;na R.o9s rea Ra I 60 ~ n 1nho IN
~na % m iath -''"' e11en Day 4'' LA A4'1'''eS' ~
sch- - e-aI- 49, s,o+t U,1.-,o.o, en- y, 1,,,t,,
sh EST Al1ow scqts, haemazo9: 6o r. 1amoer n
ehr Mq1p MMempfst barnS G5Sen Bag = l moer as ;zo
scb, Hn1tTess ad5 Teod fn,r.- ss oo,
Scb- P'ana4 ~ Gsa, ssa "ooo
schr Iaa n,dsa na efsgn Sa5 ~ u P;o- N
~1A ggI cis WcoS aeA' t1aesaA' efa"A'fa liel' %
scAf @as3S. WSod. AcNamafs' "anaeeoaush' 81 eds
Wood. "45t0no' eeo'4 'i1lS ~ sos
Schr Queen of the West, Sarreutou. Green Ray.
l6J m luubtr
Schr Arrow Zimmer]y Pressure Isle a50 tnn coal
Schr Monteznma, Miller, Bay City, I'D IN l1m5er.
Schr Queen City, Stcne, Cleveland $50 tons coal
| Scb1 sandtrEon, williams, OsWcgo. 1900 Bis
| falt.
Sclr Andrews, Brown, OsTego, 400 brls salt.
I schr Commencement, Vandisa Hollaud,
| Schr Pomt1oy Anderson, Buffalo, IGD ton coal LII
m lumber, IL m hath, from Bay CITY.
Shcr Avery. Finefeld Buffalo. 100 tons coal
| Schr Contest Rogers. Buffalo, iO0 tons c5aI.
| Schr Warner Manning, Buffalo.
Ethr Africa. Martini Buffalo,
| Sthr Mi1lArd Fillmore, knight, Buffalo,
| Schr Dauntless, Vance, Buffalo.
| Sclr Cuba, Hirremam. Buffalo
| Schr Elbe, Ruger, Muskegon, 65 m lumber,
Sehr Blue Bell. Howard, Cedar River 100 N Iurn-
| tcr
Scbr Harbridge johnson, r off River. 81 cds wood.
| Schr Albatrosa Never Meunmpnonca IAN m lnn,
| ber lis Il. latE.
!
| CLEARED, ,Aue. At.
Prop Lady FraE Kiln Hickey, St. joseph. sundrits,
Prep Nile, Briggs, Brffalo. is COO bu WheaT + sIa
brls flour, N'~0'
| Brig Fcx Howard Buffalo, ff GnO hu corn
DA4E corn. con- nAta'i' 'te0oiis' o7"eso' a4'coo Oh
| Brig Hutchinson. Williams Green Hav
| Schr AndreYs. Nnyris. RnfFaln ID sO1hr corn
| Schr Drakc' Rrrde1,' i;nHaIn il IN In corn
| Sclr Mrskinpum Hiorins RnfE,1n TX I'm hn
| cnrn e7O' s N0'oe VI
, 1861-09-02

Range Of the therno meier for the week.
as noted BY =. L. O'Ha1a, at his drug store.
no. 10 West Randolph street, corner OF Canal
, 1861-09-02

ILLINOIS AND MICaIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. Aug. 60, 1861,
Luella, Morris, 100 bn corn.
CmsEr, LOckport 4, $50 hu corn.
Dscotah, Ottawa, 1900 bu corn, $3.50 f5s lead,
4 Lincoln, Ottawa. $500 bu corn
9 Harmon, Laea]lc. 132 bu wheat, 5,33sss bu corn
Rocket, Loekpost, 5:5m bushels corn
a Lincoln, Morris 5.490 ts Is
Stare aud Stripes, Ottawa, 5000 bu co1a
Republic Morris. 13S ,ons coal,
Nebraska, Lasale, Ill Ions cnal
Rail Splitter, Lockport. 1900 bu co-n.
Napoleon, Lasalle. 4, Ill bn corn
Golden Cloud, Ottawa 5.116 hu wheat, $500 b.
seed, i30 bu rye.
Fame, Du Page. 4.473 bu corn,
Aida, Laealle, 5,5S5 bu corn.
Atlanta, LaRalle, $3.50 bu corn.
L Campbell. Lasalle, ,229 b1 corn, Il bu wheat
Leonard, Morris, 500 bI corn, ,255 lbs seeds
1869 bu rye.
CLEARED. Aug. 80.
Progr.sa, Morris, 6.s06 feet lumber, 1000 ceda
posts.
A1eona, Morris, GO. .s56 feet lumber, IS m siding,
Ant1opa, Lasalle, ISL brlB salt, 90 brls whisky.
Abbey Sprague, Ottawa.
Humboldt, Joliet,
3 ThGrp, Joliet.
y Merriam, Morris.
Oneida, Ottawa,
Vermonter, South
Boston, Morris.
Old Abe, Joliet.
Investigator, Athens, 4s cy 1ubble stone.
Ohio, LaEalle.
Angola, Lasa11e, Is m lumber
Golden .Sta,e, La Sale, 1905 lbs mdze,
, 1861-09-02
<4 re- AhAAlA w 0GCi
Capt. Co. 4, 18th Regt., Recruiting OF


Engineer Regiment.
Col ]. W. Wilson having received commission
from the Secretary of War to raise forthwith a
Regiment of Mechanic F Fusileera, to be empioyed
for repairing bridges, building fortidcstio1s and
three years or the war, ali Captains and officers
mGsteling Companies, will please correspond with
Col. Wilson, at Headaaa1ters, No. g. South Wells
be mustered into service: Parties wishing to join
the above egiment will bear In mind that privates
reeelye an additional pay Of fifty cents per day
2. Q. Box 2s9s.
P. S.-Mechanies or active laboress wishing to
quarters. t.
Kansas Brigade.
Commanded By Brig Gen J. H LANE,
REcRrrrs FOE K1xsAs BR1eAns.-FuH compa-
MES squads Or sdrse recruits are wanted for this
pcFtation viii be furnished, as soon a. Ie reported
to me and accepted No department Of the ser
vice can be more inviting to the young men who
equipments are ready for distribution On arrival
Of recruits at Fort Leayeuworth.
For Information apply to James a. Mills, Metro.
Moline, Rock 1ela1d and Davenport, for two
wtekB. b. F. S1cKLEa
ang a1sw* Recruiting Service E. 3.
The Union Defence Committed
OFFICE UNION DEFEScE ConN1TTEE,
Nos a and DC State Street.
This Committee holds daily sessions for the
purpose ot considering and expediting the organ
iaaL1on OF Companies. or Regiments volunteering
II The coSnfy AR III desired BY parties
Of the Omitted States, viii be promptly given o1
application BY letter OF in person. to the Secreta-
y o1 toie eohm2ttee. an296t
~ DR.. Van BuEen, the East Irdia Physic,an
can be consulted daily at his rooms, Mccormick.
building.
|
@ Congress Water, fresh from the Springs
by the case or bottle, at sargents, Randolph an5
State street, Drug and Chemical Store.
! HYDE PAKK SEaEARx.--The third year Of this
beautifully located Institution, commences OF
the 9Th Of September. See advertisement
au29x6t
W Cook l. McIain, 12a Clark street, are clean
ing and dying ladies' silks, shawls, &C., at tht
lowest possible prices.
w All should not fall to read the advertiae
nent Of Prof. Wood in tc-day's p.per. mh1y.
.-Biahope Chapel, corner Washington and Peo
t ria streets. Regular service at 10X 4. NJ. 4P, N
| I'm FreDch) End 7.45 r II. There will be an Orai
nation oday, September list, at the morning ser
| Church of the Holy Communion, Wabash ave
nue., near Randolph street. Services 10 80 q. u
and FIX.
, 1861-09-02
@tHcxuatl<puS.

w RIGHT d BROTHER.
wv. WRIGHT GR1 T. WRIGHT,
OF Cleveland, Clio, Fcrneriy 6. 5 Wright 4 Co.
= CT Ctacin1as.1 O.
1EATTR4
, 1861-09-02

MA.oR-W. a. Giuneas.
ADJUTANT-A. Ne1man.
QUARTER MAsTER-J. H. Peck.
COMPANIES.
Manierre Riles-Capt. Iawbier.
Rock Island CompCapt Jordan,
lafayette Comp-Capt. Dickinson.
Turner Hfcs-Capt Twpmey.
Lake County Comp-Capt. Payne.
Audobon Rifes-Capt. Eennicott.
Moline Comp-Capt. Erich.
Nermillion Comp-Capt. Black.
MENDOZA Comp-Capt. Rust.
Liberty vile Comp-Capt. Messcr.
Regimental election will be held some
day during the present week, at which it is
expected the acting regimental officers Will be
elected.
OrR Observation-Disclosures the battle
summer, and the all-engrossing War, and the
unusual depression Of business, our hotel
keepers are far from being 1ong.faced. The
hotel accommodations Of the city were never
larger OF better than now, and yet all are do
irg fair business. The Sherman and Ire.
mont-the one new, the other renewed are
each receiving a good1y amount Of transient
custom, with which fact must be coupled an
other that the railroad men tell US, that travel
has been well maintained.
The Metropolitan Hotel has just been en-.
larged By taking in the large M1waukee-brick
building next south on Wells street, known
as May Hotel, making handsome addition.
and the Metropolitan one of the most CON.
modions, as it is certainly one Of the best in
its claas Of houses in this city. And mine
host, Skinner, finds the house as it is none too
large for him and his present business.
The Adams House has just undergone
substantial improvement In the transfer Of
the business office and Office vestibule down
upon the first floor, giving it a very fne and
commodious Office opening directly from the
etreet. This relinquizhes to valuable uses the
space on the second floor, which is devoted to
parlors md suites Of rooms.
The Orient Of D. H Danolds, On the corner
Of Van Buren and State streets is capital lit
tie hotel, with enug run Of business.
Mus1cA1--A. J. vaaa, Esq, the leader of
the Light Guard Band, has produced new
composition in different vein from any Of
lis former productions He has chosen for q
theme, the Lords Prayer, and has succeeded
ao"lsao1y !" -1@r'tiag it to music, The
| music IL full Of harmony and 1eenue, ~s--.-o
with bold ard spirited, although brief Jitgue
OF great beauty. The piece Was written espe-
c1a3ly for the choir Of st. Paups (Uniyersalist)
Chureh; but We understand It Will be pub
Ished soon in sheet form for choir use univer-
sally. The composition is destined to be
| popular, and is Indicative that Mr. Yaas' mu.
steal talent is not confined to street and draw.
ing room music IS heretofore.
McV1cKER's THzArRz.-we are to be IA.
, 1861-09-02

TEE BAEE OF ENGLAND TRADE-The return
from the Bank Of England for the week ending
the 18th Of August, gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Best: s9, ,52s,877 Inc. E s, ,4a5
, 1861-09-02

LToN's R1F1Es-A new regiment bearing
this title Is in the course Of organization, in ac-
corcsHce wththe order of Gen. Fremont. We
learn that it is the Intention to make this the
crack regiment OF The west 4 recruiting
ofhee will be orere5, in this city, in the
cou1se cts day or two, for the enlistment Of
cna company Eom Ibis vicinity.
, 1861-09-02

RCs 0vER.-Cstaa1ine shehan, a servant
gi,l living with family upon Wabash avenue,
was run over Saturday evening, at the corner
OF Aadieon snd State streets, by an express
wsgcn in charge Of careless driver, Her in
ju1ies were fortunately confined to few flesh
, 1861-09-02
tB All should not fall to read the advertia
naent o. Prof. Wood in tc-day's p*per. mh-1y.

,-BiRhops Chapel, corner Washington and Peo-
ia streets. Regular service at 10X 4. N,4r n.
fsn Fre1ch) End 7.45 F. II. There will be an Orai-
nation today, September 1st, at the morning ser
Church Of the Holy Communion, Wabash ave
nue., near Randolph street. Services 10 80 4. H.
And4p.k,
, 1861-09-02

cAvA1Rf.-A detachment Of Capt James
company, in Col DicEey's Cavalry Regiment,
VII leave this city for Ottawa, on Monday.
Tte head recruiting office In this city Is at
0sasnd's c5ga. store, Custom House Place,
few more good men can yet find place on
tie muster roll
, 1861-09-02

PRESENTATION OF a AREyo1yER.-Lieut. T.
L, sharos, Of The Irish Brigade, who has been
sl'encirg few days in this city On fur1ough,
Vas made the recipient Of an elegant Navy
1esc1yer, cn Saturday, at the hands of his
frieIds, upon the occasion Of his return to
his regiment.
, 1861-09-02

OMx1BCs TO TEE FAIR GROUNDS Com
mezciEg with Monday morning, Walkers
Omrbases viii make two trips day to the
Fair Grounds at Brighton.
, 1861-09-02

BERGLARY.-The examination Of John Kel'
ley and James L. Martin for breaking into the
salesrcon ct the Mechanical Bakery, in Port
land Block, and stealing therefrom 81 in sill
ve-, resulted in the holding Of these prisoners
in the sum ct $500 each, for their appearance
at the October term Of the Recorders Court.
They were committed.
, 1861-09-02

FRACD:-A man named Geo. Bates, MEN,
her Of the Fremont Rife Regiment, was exam-
ined ct the Armory, Saturday morning, upon
tie Charge Of attempting to give currency to
tie bills Ct the ii Hartford Exchange Bank. ~
Bates proved that he came honestly into pos.
session OF the trash, end Was discharged.
, 1861-09-02

~ Cook l. McLain, 1as Clark street, are clean
ing and dying ladies' silks, shawls, &C., at the
lowest possible pricea.
, 1861-09-02

New CLcTHSG EMPoRICM.-Martin Bros,
1ol { known as very extensive manufacturers
and dealers in clothing, throughout the north
west, have opened 1al1 and completa assort.
mel., st s. Lake street, {Tremont Block,>
Wtere Trey are prepared to offer to wholesale
dealers extra iaducement-loT prices aud
quick sales being their motto. They manu-
saciure extensively il New York. See adver-
tisement in another column
, 1861-09-02

aud many OF n1s ulu IV1a.F'@se-~ - ~--- ::
the West aze already focking to his standard.
We learn tIat the numbers Of those who have
already apphed are 30 great I14at ne cuuld raise
q brigade as easily as regiment; and ne are
confident, ii the gallant Colonel had brigade,
there are few generals in the army that would
know better how to command it,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-25
BLOOD PILLS AND BLOOD

RLooD PILLS AND BLOOD
.ea PURIFIER!
ILL., Ill Jill -
ll!l!lsllll!ll!!l!
mini lllI .tu
lllIllllIlllllI In
E9
DIR. ROBACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
When DR.. RonAcK the celebrated sweai,h Physician,
introduced his Blood Purifier and BLOOD Pills United
States he set forth In plain language their prop
critics. This years ago. The task Of recommending
hem has since been fakeR ont @ has hands Enlightened
whose character for sound judgement md phiIoscply
gives their opinions weight in the community men, who
observe, reflect and make douhy sure before
they decdeare eyerywhere approving aud urging the
wisdom and honesty Of this class who chose TO nves-
gate for themselves of mind this important
subject.
The evidence possession Of Dr. Robac which is at
all times accessible 70 the public establishes the follow ing
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
been proved by analysis
CONTAIN NO MINERAL. r.
That they cure The almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with wnerng certainty, and in avery short time That af
ter all other medicines have proved useless they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength Of the sufferer That
p. SICK FEMALES,
who have langrshed for years helpless weakness and
despondency recperate with great radity under their
nvigoratng operation That all sexual disabilities are
removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating properties
That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, >
however they may have been red with and abused tina
their direct tendency is TO lengthen % and render t
disease Nv The blood they
CAUSE SOON 70 HEAL. e
and discharge from the system every faint a ssrofa
whether hereditary otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.,
and there disease Of the Stomach and Bowels the
Liver the Nervous System, the Skin Glands or Musces
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBJ
STRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD
&c tf & OR SECRETI0NSsf 6 s ta7s
in which they do not give prompt relief and az admins
tered before the very citadel of o has been invadcd)
feet painless and perfect
Bear In mind thai the SCANDINAVIAN yEGETA BILE
BLOOD PILLS are endsned by the experience Of fhous-
ands OF living witnesses who, in letters, adavs, medical
works and by word Of mouth proclaim them be the
very best preparation of the kind he broken
down victims Of ill-heaith They hunt disease through
every avenue and organ Of the SYSTEM and expe 1t thor
oughly and PERMANENTLY -
No doubt their surcrfority single trial
they are not only better but in ct cheaper than any
other Pills. for II takes less number Of them produce
better effect. r. rr- 8 49, " &C.,
per bottle, IS per half dozen. OF the Scandinavian
Vegetable Blood Pills. 25 per box boxes for 81
publishedn conspicuous of this Paper from time
time.
DR.. Robacks Medical Almanac and Family Adviser
containing great variesy nteresting and valuabls
Medical information, be had gratis Of any Of bis
Agents throughout the cousfry.
In difhculf or compcafed Cases. Dr. Kobaek may bf
consulted personally BY latter enclosing one stamp i
the reply.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-25

is left behind the cartridge. When the
explosion takes plare the expanding gas
passes through the weak points into the
air chamber and forces che metal case out
Of the cannon.
The inventor obtained permit from
the ordnance department to test his invsn-
ton At West point. the Navy Yard and
Arsenal being so crowded with business
that no opportunity could be afforded
them.
The cartridge is destined to prove Of
great value to the Government. IS il cleans
the chamber Of the cannon at every dis
charge and renders repeated swabbing un-
necessary.