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Landing ut the White KIotlsa-An Fiji.
Io1B Soldiers Grave.
Correspondence N. 7. Times,1
WuI1E HousE, Va, -
.VH4E HUUEE, W.,
Monday, May. 80, 1864

1Auh4aJ% AA14J tu, 1ot4-E4 n. .
The landing Of troops has been going On
expeditiously and unintcrruptedly ior the
past three hourB. The remains Of one Of the
Whatycs, built in McClel1an's time, served as
a foothold for debarkation PURPOSES. and an.
gineesiug skill and activity have speedily
patched mp the ruins into serviceable shape.
Other Wharves are tmproyIscd out OF old
canal boats brought along for the purpose;
and the soldiers, ench Of whom carries a.weli
filed Enapsack. blankets and extra rations,
are trotting gai!y ashore, md form by regi-
ments on the plain. The scene is very AMI
mated as viewed from where write, beneath
the shade OF noble old apple tree near the
ruins Of the house which was situated on the
.epot where Washington courtel the Widow
Curtis: The river is alive with steamers,
and the land Is covered with moving
sward around the deso1ate chimney stacks.
which now are all that now remain Of the
Cnatis Homestead, soldiers are grouped in
all sorts Of attitudes, enjoying apparently
with keen zest the delicious breeze and shade
and reyelliDg IN the fragrant grass. There
are evidences Of sheridan's visit hero ten
days since, in plenty of empty sshardtack''
boxes, and q couple. OF dead horses, whose
speedy burial would be very desirable: [Af-
ter finishing the last sentence gathered my
self up from The grass to brush off the little
green bngs, which were proving a pest, and
discovering stout stake loosely thrust into
the earth, q few feet Of, attempted to pull
1t up for seat My eye glanced down, and
I was saved piece Of sacsilegc. The post
marked a grave. It's badly written inscrip-
ton In ink told that :" "Sergt. John Jesston,
Company l. 8t1 Illinois reaiment, died ln
May, 1862, and Wcs buried there.
: Il eyer the loose earth Aad been shipped
into as:mound over The body, there Is no sign
Of it now, and the Scrgeant's last resting
place Will coon be unknown, like thousands
and thousands Of others which make Virginia
soil indeed 'ssacred''-a very Golgotha Of
honored lust.I
, 1864-06-10

:: The snnbury (Pa-) papers bring the partic-
ulars Of sad accident which occurred in that
place. II appears that one night last week,
nparty Of young men and women, who had
been attending acircus In that place, on their
return home left the depot in = hand car,
only about fifteen minutes IN advance of the
11:4O express train south The hand car was
in charge Of Simon Rem, trackmaster Of
the Northern Central Road, and with him
We're Horatio Seesholtz, VIM. Persing, Abra-
ham Zimmerman and John Hopper Olivia
J. Hetrfch, Ionisa Feister and 5u8an .Hollen-
bach. all residing from three to- fire miles
below snnbury. The engineer OF the ez-
press train eaw the party as they entered On
the creek bridge, about one mile below town,
and Whistled down brakes, ,b1t not In time
to prevent collision. The hand cur was Of
course crushed. Four Of the FIVE men, who
were standing, were thrown on the COW
catcher Of the engine, and carried over the
bridge. Rem was found lying across the
braces on: the bridge, somewhat hurt. Miss
Hollenbach Vas also found lying on the
BRIDGE severely wounded in one Of her legs,
the flesh below the knee having been severed
from the bone. She had, besides, several Sc
we're gashcs on the head. Louisa Fiester Was
found next morning IN the creek, having
been severely Injured Miss Hetr1ch, young
'!ady about seventeen years Of age, was heard
to call tor help. having fallen through the
bridge into the creek. Efforts were made to
reecde the sufferers, but before they could
reach the place their voices were hushcd In
the silence Of death. Their bodies were not
found until next morning, The men sns.
tained but slight injuries, owing, no:doubt,
to their standing position, the recoil: having
thrown them back on the COW catcher, while
the women, who were sitting, were rolled
over and crushed. This sad accident Is the
result o. reckless, II not criminal, careless
ness. tits surprising that an employee, Of
any experience, should venture In dark
night to turn band car filed with passen-'
gers, only fifteen minutes ahead Of an ex-
press train.
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daed guns, the forward and aft guns being
pivo'ed SO ss to b. used on either side, or
through the forwar1 or lift ports. The guns
are known through eecessia as the Brooke
oUn, and In much esttenon by them, being Of
tac'r own manuf cturs, though the Parrott
1iaed gun is unquestioaahlya superior piece
OF, ordnance. The Richmond and the FEede"
ricksburg are smaller vessels, aui more n.ar-
IT resemble the Atlanta. There Is also
feet Of woodan yessels accompanying these.
The II draugbs Of water, especially the Vtr-
s6nia, is too great to admit Of coming down
at my usual time, and go they must take ad,
vantaee Of any extraordinary rise to warrant
amovement The vessel came down the
river BY tile " Rockets, "a place dlmcnlt to
paB5, just below the city Of Richmond, light
ened, and received her gune, ammunition
and stores below: The only appeaIance 81
an3 thing OF seceah character at all, ,has
been the impotence Of Lieut.. Hunter David
son, of the rebel torpedo boat, which Is call
ed the Confederate steamer Torpedo: a few
mornings after the fleet asceuded the river
he came down In the Aforesaid Confederate
States steamer Torpedo, with flag OF truce,
remained half an hour and returned. His
flag and the cleuency Of the Admiral alone
saved him.. This Is the same vessel which
undertook to blow up the frigate Minnesota
q. few weeks ago, and 80 beautifully failed
fnr " y Hern1I
, 1864-06-10

SEALED PROPOSALS, in dupli
It's dsaa Il Hssi
lit, sy as sss:3: i ;s IL 519
ose thousand GlSo) per week until tae Contract i
III csstie to be weighed oa Il. seale.. snt one
sf sxSs b B. e !,
s,,1 a es 5sso'ysa Weighing ls.s .haa ois saon
hid @ mtpestioa will BE- made at each delivery By
sfsTa cows md heifers viii not BE- receysd 0'
The BIDS VIII be endorsed Proposals for furnish
y i s sz9
Of tss drm eEsr1: I'D must Sign s nsina s . .he
= IT, "a + y IN otn OF ale
Il addlqon to The 4bove. ttis r.aoIed bat each
III ile feitnful performance Of tbs eoneraet-
81 ] pestoas q a. fo1io.s: s11 "-.' - WV p'1e'
DO nseby aas snaa a arsj sb'e o u
Al coract Il aescroacee Eith The trr1as o. A!s t3I
p1opo4t,lan t tae scee2ted he ior l5ey}S viii ~ It
eace enter Into eostraes IN sorda7cs ta,zcwsd.
ts. giving good aud su1olent beads for its tuldli-
ia responsibility Of the guarantees mus: BE- shown
by she otc4a ceEsGcssc ot ia Lle.k el The aeesass
tIe t. r rs IL H. ns4 ;a District or
~.fTsrotss u Dnn,ber les thsn four thoossud
st, ~ aso = e eptsF,nea T.,
ueiB.
thereby propose 10 furnish las subsistence Depart
ment wih foar thoneand t4ooo, htac ot Bssf G*tsls
81 thS s a sae,yss ad,e q b. deiysrsa <
pos85 1Pe'ea1h 81: Is h9ne!fa
ETAHsv1LLx, md, Jcau i, t6t. iuahS8-ioy
, 1864-06-10
FROM GEORGIA.
Il Southern Girl in n had -way-The
Chivalry Going - Crasey mud
. dcStrtsf.s3
tFtom the Detroit Advertiser, 4th.-
Nank ny II Etnffl. u.rfkna - IL. n.

from the Detroit Advertiser, 4th.l
Capt. " 3. Smith writes to his father In
this city, from Fairmount, Georgia He says
the cavalry Of Sherman's army are operating
on the right flank and rear Of the enemy, and
consequently do not see tue heaviest fighting.
They are having to subsiat on the country,
being too far removed from their supplies to
draw them. Capt. s. encloees letter picked
up by our boys, portions Of which nre worth
publishing. It seems to have been written
By young lady to friend, and ID tlescrip-
tive Of war as 1t appears to the unfortunate
scene Of great battle. Here ia the letter;
Mics L. a. BARRETT: - ,0S@
Dor aad lored couan-1 this morning ha,o
ihongh ny mind ia 80 bad taken np Inst iear rei
shall not BE ab1e to interest you eny. oh Lyda We
have War here and nothing ese but var and truble.
ofue.. oh you do not know how ne feal. NE can
hear the canops all the time. we can oven hear the
sma!l Arms 70 plsa ovea H. l..le children
and have been fting at calhoun and d:iiton. our
,olks has give up Daltan and thar Is uothin9 to
aa% binder " hs9eS d5es e rite
the bills and listen A! The Guns.
oh DO nov na III MoSt ds5 1i people hear
.crasey. re can inst Set her and hear the small
arms Just like ten Thousand OF horees Rnnine and
the eanons M Jqst llao thar vas BIZ thunder ato!m
since the war colenced. Paw has not Staid ii
honc bat three knights In two weeks And that
,nakss ss, ns tel m1te 1 lonIey than Ts woald
Pa has been thar nearly a1l the time and to-day h
Is gone to town to See II he csn hear eney ting
1 as h3ys aheasa q ft II al
nun Of guns In ono day this week 10 kill more men
then thaE WAS II the hole world. It Just seams to
teI{ Year1eY mid knight coOkTnf anil rnu1d hpnr
, 1864-06-10
! ChlcRnhomi1,y in History,

Notwithstanding that the position Of our
own line would Iocalizo tho action Of to-day
as the battle Of Coal Harbor, ! have chilled it
the battle OF the Chickatominy, for the
double reason TINT this name marks the for
nation Of the rebel ,line, which we assatled; !;
and further, because the supreme object Of
to day. action VAS to force the pass .ge of
that stream. In view oil the failure to make
good this purpose, the thought Of the army
and Of the country will naturally be directed
totle future moves on the great eAess-board
It is Q faet Of which you. may not have
thought, that Lieut.. Gen. Grant, in his ad-
vance on Richmond, has crossed every line
Of operations that has ever been planned
with Richmond as the objective. He has
adopted not; he has bisected all. He Is at
pres sent: on the line Of McC1ellan's
penInsulur campaign; but will be remain on
it? hIay he moi sing across that too 3 1t
Wonld certainly be in the line Of his mode Of
action to do so. But such considerations be-
long to IN order Of speculation In which ex-
treme dclicacy is an obligation of dnty in-
posed upon every writer here. Accordingly,
let the action Of, the day pass into history: TO
hold such relation with the whole campaign
as the future may determine.-N ?. Times,
, 1864-06-10
DROPOSALS FOR
= - -
- Erecting School House,

stRled proposals ~ lnTted by the urseuet for
Ae erection Ct z school tlauss to7 School Ests4et
Eo.&, Town t{ AntorA ,n9rHE.s ysse+ Aau apcc1-
neetions ior aaid nardnE Z Be teen i School DEes
h.nS.ls tA1en'lect) oace. cnlesso: Bids viii be
For he treeaan Of sha building complete >.
FOR e1ehtAt;on and sct.ea OF naee:.ons s.oy,
For tie erecsi.u of the walls ahoIe tie Ba.tMen:
Etnry and dsnfcng the Floora.- - =
:. Fer L8thtL I huG Pfss!eriHE.,
For the Ns41n wcEk o. ne.
For tie Carpenter su1 Jn!naF WAX etftfe. nc1ud.
ing work DOE properly belonging 70 The olason and
Eer Painting taa cl,.:ns.. TIE contractor Il Al
The uaEs to be ur and the tutl:tHg property et-
eloae ~ the .st dsy Of 1sti and tae
competed for rtcetytn. tha furniture By the tst day
{r3etTEd. - ..r.-a
" Iii proposals received uade7 tbta s3vaEt.zculert
wlli be opeEee and :e.a autced ey tne Directors. Ut
the1 Roon, IN Aurora, on Monday, june e91t, .2el.
Aedrt=s proposals. to f. Miller. AuroEa, Illinois.
marked " ftupctais 10 Eailt scsocl Ho1ss:s
So KEYS,
E p. TERRY,
80 = -, .'t.I T. 1fYJFR.
n,recta.a for School DMt!ot No. S, AURORA.
, 1864-06-10
The Rebel Iron-Ciads.

These iron. clads are now l,ying. uuder Fort
Darling and Chapln'a Bluff, on the oppo5lte
side OF the river, mud consist Of tho Rich
mond, the Virginia, and thu Fredericksburg.
Tue Lynctburg is . wooden vessel TIE
Virginia is tbe largest .a1d most powerful,
and was built in the early part Of the rebel
lion, with the Intention Of going to sea ia
co-cperatiun with the Merrimac, at that time
at Norfolk undergoing transformation: The
Virginia has wooden hull, aud in general
appearance resembles that class OF iron-clads
which seems favorite model Of the rebels,
and OF which the Atlauk1 ia tfpe. The Vir-
ginia seems the special pet Of the scceshs and
undoubtedly they have mucl. confidence In
her. Her deck, which ia about two aud a
half feet above water, ia $50 odd feet over
all, with about dfty feet BREADTH OF beam.
Her casemnte is over 1Oc feet long, sna has
an elevation of seven feet. Her a.uor Ia
o1ght iucheH thick, and consists Of alternate
layers Of iron :slacs, eight teet' long, two
inches thick and tan inches wide, each iaYez
placed at III bt angles with the ono tnlmedl'
ateIy under 1t! sae mounts eight elshsrinch
, 1864-06-10

snA1D SD4r5T5 Peg 2iaa e tbs -
nE9ed isf tuPplytnE y Q. ouartstaastess p
Ala1aEdsa, aod Fort Aearoe Va, OF ettaar Of to7e
pages, Eft1l Hay, Cora, Oats And Straw.
Bids I'll be recefred ST the deliye<y Of ,eo1 BUSH
sn Of Corn o. oata md 80 toas Of Ea7 or stea7, O.
pRWaf1k.
Bitasts 9nss ia o. nn!an ei ne ano7s uaEee
po3a 1s{ propose tc maize dsiiverlss, and the rates
at Which AeJ VII make dellVttte* tasEeah The 1uan
~ Q. shSa aIueas prepne1 70 na ne tHae
= neee se 1a saA Do eo~enes' ana "aef
torn Is = mt M II FOOD ~ saeks, q aecut 9wc
IN sheh each O4ts n ike sacs Of sbout ,hrea bush
q fRsS ~ Sssat sx
sessfely baisc. ''''n1's1'" 'Ao 11"' >1@ 0As" W !"
InF patttcNlaf kind Ct descTtctcu OF Qsss Corn Hss
" stsE, prnpoeed to 81 delivered na5r q sistsd IL
XII tx nsfei,s cnsrea n.der tas btds nere, ,nv4t>
VII be srftec; 70 Sfzd iaspeettor by ne GnysTn.
nemr Isspactrr before est1x accapsad-
tonfratfYS b ~ Ar,iF9 from tine to tr1a to tie
s:nmeur ns5 reaazs ADD Payz1aGs vsn 10 made vhea
hyeesd snJ sccFrts1. ASA 'A@"@ 30'e ''e1 4'
Ihe hddex wi! b required % accompany II pro
e' sa. hsn - Ss r. D1 .s9 p
, 1864-06-10
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY.

A. no seAzon Ia the sgBsn open to tho attacks of
dsrosa IN tho SPEIEG Tbs hlooi Sing black xnd
blek With humor and decsyec matter. the ssora aaeh
great lp0sensss the otzer prevail. and the p4het
rea1y Enk rndeF disease. To meet the e1igouev.
Booc, and II the :ts yigor snd new I,fo
to :he who:e physical mschs erx. SoEcdeioe II *
Tint ob;ec: - Dr. Eas:e.y Ios!na and zsspaila,
whieh Is every where Acknowledge by al who hAy6
1t, the beat temsdl Known.
a WCnD 70 1Ak PCnLIc As thtre are porsonE Who
arc not Of the titeseuce tn SAE13p1F1la prs
p4ratir1s we viii warrant DT KA:tesiys 1cdtne INF
bas sapara, sx ,1mes stronger, cassper and be.se:
pat1llA OR blctc purifying Uedislne now offered -
tho PUBLIC: or 10 money VII be taka It.
fr1ce-Thc Iodine au7 S1r13pac1lln II IS PET bot&1o
.P1tee-Getdtcy'B Salr Rheuln and Tatter Ointment.
q cents peF bottle.
81 Prepared and zold hy DR. z. EAsTERLY Il
Co ccrreT Of Third and Chest1ut streets- St Louis.
6nld at DR. EaSTERLY's Family Maucfre
Etore, - Mad:oa stzset. near the Post Oi1ce, 0k-
caso, uliEots.
, 1864-06-10
mentctndl.
+ (MKEAT SPRING MEDICINE ff'rn,
4 " :itt.' @.''* 3s5U t'(l@N
DR.. EAsTRRLYs. ;-;s>r
I ~ A----AA IL
! 1(aD}fE o. 3 r5AND r SlRslPdRu4A.1 ~

,r,,. = .,s o,,7 nn,..,, it,.
a@aeax ~ E4s.nsl.aE NV suE HsSee
. A!FFH t64 sAispna aEAta 1ashs noa6. s1z3 u
i4,x132t1a- or Ktn~,a Evii. 6sanearA ~,
.m5R, Eruptlons OF the skin, Erysipo-
Use fhrnpfa &or@ Ever. Rln1VVorm nr
~ sEtG ssESGx4EtS s3S4EtS ~ @1e V1
HpYeH SyeII(ppR OF rho R}AN2e<LeprQ.
y, " Ito sweA&pG., Pies ri .A@seasshaees
Bolts. RImplea on tha- -Raco.; Go4kFe-
aneuInat tAs1o AseoPsk oEs'x4F SAt
Complaint OS ApepA4A, MelyQ24rAR RaAe
uon*. 3enefat 0eoulsJs AZ SA1 ee&ss
diseases e0d all <alsooSc* 2rtAiG1E Gf0N
the re. ot Jzerr.nrv r.,
ter Ha cure Lly.t Cpc1piaEf, {, DE-. EA5fSRLf8
!Ou4Nt AAN sAhaAFA kU-LAl Is the beSt FeMaty
ssVe s tns Il IS ess 1 ~
daf:a:, aites f:cn tSzptt 'ndiion Q: tho liver
eert Of this medicine "a diseases OF thu Lyar IL
direct IN! pc" e.1u. nr ia p.onp< Hctna sreedv
RESTORES the au@asoa tnvsId to perfect si9te Of
For tha cure q CHRONIC Or IND anmatcry Ene7ma.
tEua, DR.. EASTnKLk'B IODINE AND SAH sAt.a-
I:ILLA has no e4ua ExisrEal remsdlsa auIQsttm<s
2iy6 TEMPORARY te.f. BIT never cure. This tIey
ersdscatta It 1rou se ~ rcroorug tho c4use
sifer al otheS ,nsdtss nsd fG'ed
Fee The cHrs ct II tiGess!on and Dyspepsia, DE-
EAsTERiY' s IODINE Ann sAL3APi4:lE14A.s u a.
fcrinE th- Eots astonishing cures No one eAs
used il w,hcut beneft.
Organs II 6 t..s Dropsy tr Gravel DIR. EA3 3rERLYS
IODINE JSD 3AhS APASILLA ssluds pre eminent,
greatest snd be-s remedy ever ffsc 1verad. II
has erfed soHe ct The most respectable eat1c1s of
, 1864-06-10

ttccd.. blankets, counterpane5 aud heavy articles;
the chief ef11ce; The third by clothing -crocsev
ndfE1n:shing goods, and the fourth By chairs and
maftlaeEes
eu1geon L. u. Holden is the officer at present in
cEarrc Of this bureau. He has been In the Service
fer mary renrs, and ts said to be an experienced
9nd competent Officer. He participated in The
Jes.s IN 0regun and along the shores Of LAKE
Superior; was stationed tn Nebraeka, and thence
dispatched to the ROCKY Mountains, and Vas 1t
Fort Brown, On the Bio Gfaude, when host1iities
commenced; in 1sEl. = ,5..-.-
The steFad1 Is c. J. Merrett, member OF the
list Connee lcut eayazy, detached for this duty BY
special order Of the War Department He fl sc
medical depots are located ut Washington, Dalti-
more. Philad daIphia, GeT York, Chicago, CinclnnA-
II. and St. Iouig.
, 1864-06-10

IBOOT and SHOE
Manufacturers, uainG Machines.
|n1ll ind It the best article known
Iiar CementinX tho Channels, as it
works without delay, Is not atIeo-
| sed By anJ change oftemper1turs,
, 1864-06-10

Kroxvnlosv on the Richmond yvAts.
In speaking Of this Journal tue writer Of
the Rtps1 Tc.tlatcr Gays:
Why the editor OF the Richmond organ
should be angry with Lincoln, we are ut a
loss to know. Lincoln's emancipation proc
tors children, whose several mothers are
American ladies Of African descentI Lincoln
should be looked upon by that editor, and
thousands of ether Southern parents, as
benefactor! He is setting theIt inixed-b1ood
ohspring at liberty, thing that they, could
not do. as tbey are slaves, and many Of their
fathers this Richmond editor among the
rest-are not ahle to purchase their freedom.
, 1864-06-10

NEWS 1Hoa 1Hx 64ru RrGrzxaT.-Capt. 10
Bsph 8. Reynolds. Company r, Gath Regt., III.
Vols, (Ystes shasp shooters)l lu letter to his
sstef, Mrs. c. G. P. Holden, written at Dallas, Ga,
Nay 9sth, says ,-"ln dislodsing the rebels from a
high hill near this plsee, yesterday, VIC had pret-
tailed tr this eer1ioe, aud uobI1 DID they DO sheir
work lost AhIam- WAGNER, John sehlekan,
John Q. farke, and James =. GilaIlin, killed; and
three KUun1ed.' Company A lost three Killed and
three wounded-awnng the latter Capt, Concer.
We now SEC work ahead and we haye spiandIi
amy To do that work. All arc in fue SPIRITS"
, 1864-06-10
To the Martyrs OF Liver Conn
xs1ntux.

Amouc tts wondsrful medical proparttes E6ieh
hayt rendered HosIETTEEb sToAACa blIIEns blIsIS
Tons Of the agn ite artt-bioua v,rtuee are not tns
least repArisb!s. ho xo1da can dD lGsaes errhrs t
She simple word. oi cpnya1rsernt aunessf S!V t ~
Pc! 1e II Co:rc right 70 The srot =, ~ r. snn
i ciers;e+ dree; dss5aeWrsa r o,E,1: md
stnr,. Il to CfnIltiop ef health. Tht sickness at
H. esofnaeh Pain stween she shonld.Es snd IN The
epc LAnguur ulnness Of the hight. fol!c,
il r:tnlIoD Of the Heart ply Copxh. low Fever. and
srute chrobic La!sr Compl.ins. ase one and al
81 us famous preparation, winch IL once tbs best
OF ccrcctsvee. M Etnlcst sna 1eoet gental OF al
1pcrlcntA, 1ETAItl 1NLE nAACI4ATOH, Rna FpWKR-
rr1 NJ EEe1,:rAT1yE. Pertops Of billion. hsht, who
the bsters n protective medicine Will never
eutt the pAfne md penalties Of Liver Diseases or
Ihots keknli1ent Fever. This. The propretars guar.
lpIet, EyH5 cr3$.
, 1864-06-10
DIR. EASTERLY:S A1lER1CAN
IINIMENT.

This celebrated Lintment Il Of tbs most perfeok
remedies eveE offered 70 afflicted Il eatsss tha
pores OF the system and penctra'o1 Immediately 70
theseat OF TIE disease stimulating ths and
secfet1ope, eud thuB ssessta aiu1e to throT oh t
dlsfe4e Il curts Kheuuagam SpFslns, Brufsee, ,CuNx
wounds. .Ulcets, Coa1 acted rendoas, wsusd JoInxs
LumhsRo. snd all dtaeases whard An extesnAlErzas0y
fcSr IND ats
, 1864-06-10
.CAUTEo ~.
TEE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.

In order to guard against dangerous Imposlhons,
putEc requested to take especial note Of tho
lfuy engraved ptoprtetosy stamp. through which thu
Government Of the United 6fatea officially suiheutt.
cafes every bottle OF EosTETTER's B1TrERs.~ 1n,s
ehtd thrown BY the Government orer the propretors
and the public for tnei olat protesson. i placed
Fpcuously Acro tho cork and orer tho neck Of each
BOTTLE snd cannot m to strike tha eye OF the most
cssual observer. Nothing thnt pnrports to b HOS
LETTERS BITTERs can bs genuine, un1ess tho
stamp issbere-
exclusively II glssa and never index any clrcura-
stances BY tho gallon or the barrel. 1mPoston md
ttatorb are sbroad Ard the only the pub.
1io bpys against them u TO see th+t tho Httt1s thay
ter b,ro the engraved label and pota of hand of
Messss. Hostet:ss md Smith, and tae stsap aooys
ucrt1creh. ~ ~. '"'' -; ;
Prepared and sold hy: -. -
/. MOsTETTE1 4 eNIETH, :. :.
~. PlrrsBURsHt PAa 80: :: -. :; :
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hklHkIAOKE coIeoFasvc HAIR DTH n xEx EktT
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snd EsAct:ial impsrss frese 1sa!! i; & r. =
lad DEtA. The GcnuRF Is slEaed WIII1.x A. FACE.
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NFosds1 eosd by ~ DrEgEtstA, &e. factocF. y H&f-
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GU II r OU R g ELL r .
DR.. Bnkex9a Speelflcs

This elegant, popular and nal11b|e preparation, ~
celebrated ln II large cities fer the pf F
Diseases, Is now offered to tho afctsd. aud waz
ture Senna, Weakness, chordeo diso1sss OF tbs lid
ney bladder and ali cleea Of the sexual or
Dr. Ra1e.'s specific IL the only safe sad reliable
sdyos ths s1ss o. 70 generally tss@ed
'aau'eepss. wa!ea Is now 4 70 fsasfan5 p5syai:nts
tht itdn eys bladder. s4xual organs Do neg
1ectit- Delay h dangerous Procure at once thai
celebrated remedy, Dr.. Btkcrs Sp-citc, which hs1
thous .nds npon thousAnds and saved than ou
tho hanss Of ctlees quacks, II NOT from prsnasaF9
and 6ELF CURING REMEDY, requiring no medlrA
MD 1r advice.
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CERE THAT COUEgI.
DR, CARRIERS COUGH BALGAK
viii Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con.
sumption, Rron chlriA. aettktA&
BLOOD, Psta In the side and ksreast.
WhoopinG Cough, Group, and all Dis
eases OF the Throat and LunE1.

blood, PafR In the side and aSrenRt~
WhoopinG Cough, Group, and all Dts-
eases OF the Throat and Lungs.
This Balsann Ia. beyond all doubt. tho most psrfseG
pleasant A1d etfc&ciouA remedy ever dItoTered JVS
IN dIaease& ol the Throat, cheat and LunRs Re8dae
baya Jau Cough, Cold, my disease Of tbs L1nHnf
Do not HsElect it. Delay to dAnZetous. Millions tt8
annually bJ ueglecttrE COMMON COLO CouxnP
and Colds, which oHr evttcA .4sn& climate bagss,
= G M ss 4
EAL9Ak which has cuEad Thousands upon Thousands
phya1cian1 aud Rn other rsnedes had alled alA
san, -when taken lNMNDIA r1LY, 8ToP3 THE
COUGH, sll2ys &ao Irritation sf the Lunz1, psodueoo
Ees and easy e1pocfotntion aad etocts lptedy ana
pereot eure, oy soothing and s1TspF henlnz ali th9
pun o1ag otgant TeA Years tliat haa oaiT served
ccnntfy. "a tho kreAt md ONLY RELIABLE RIM
LDy N he WOE3T CASES OF pulmonary disease,
and tt most Ere sah1e curative Tor Coughs :ona.
Asthma anti Coutunptton that can possibly ha usea.
Dr. CAtters CouRa balsam is everywhere atkaowl-
adged by physcians and all Who have used
II, 4 be- tho most peffoct and lnfalble remedy now
offered to tho public foI al Ataesaes OF the Lunsn
Allona ct bottles hare been sold and gave satiatac
E.S;-a,tfer p.. CARRIERS COUGH BA1sAM.
F1teg tTiai bottles soe par bottle: larsc bottles
~ Prepared anly By Dr.. 4 KAsTkRLY, ssl.oo1a.
Y u P!Snt so,d 81 Dr. EAsTEaLY COS Family
Aeclr store. No % Aadlson street., nea< tho Pok
0necs, ClicsRo, III.