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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-06
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH.
OUT TIE C0NFEDERAOY.
QUARTERMASTERG GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BURTAu,


QUARTERMASTERG GENERALS DEPARTMENT, \
RAILROAD BUREAU,
Richmond FEB 20, 1854.
TNHE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
Il Army OF Norhern Virginia hereby notified hA.
has this day been Effected with the souhern
Company all packages OF food and wearing apparel 10
Richmond, Va.
To the advantages thus obtained through tho Express
Company, the following instructions must be observed:
Packages must cot contain bsndred pounds DO
secured plainly marked and the tho
Skipper either Of the Soldiers Relief Associations which
located as follows:
In North Carolina at Raleigh; In South carons at Columbia;
In Georgia. at Augusta In Alabama, Montgomery; any
other point at which Of these Associations have obce
The Agents Of these Associations will there take charge Of them
and day by Southern Exp=ees Company to proper
Agents the respective states chm0nd who will them
distributed TO the proper Individual owners.
To meet the Of The SOLDIERS and 10 give them certain
and speedy communication With hone the southern Express
Company hiss agreed TO give this freight preference every
thing else and order that obstacle msy the
audabe enterprise the seyerI railroad companies
requested TO render the Express Company such facilities
will enable II 70 make this arrangement mp
IA the Southern Express Company al responsibility Of
the ransportion Of these packages the Relief ocacns
requested withdraw their who have acted
travelling messengers II the Relief Associations vii establish
agencies the other armies they may enjoy
privileges hereby secured to the Army OF Northern Virginia
r. W. SINS,
Lieut.. Col and QusrteImaster.
Approved
A n JIU
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-06

STOLEN.
n1nA REWARD.-1aken from Newcastle,
SlOO Hanover eoasty, soSRsL FlLLY, nres ysAI'
81 A ou orde nsdiun SEi particular marx rensuos 90,
= ~. riyst hind foot while h-asout one IA
be she vas tracked nearly Hanover Court House. ana
- rom In -sson Of soldier on Dis way 70 fEso-
s.5 M r ave he aboVe reHard 70 any that VII
Sir A. an 40 me- or psee her where can S. Der
my6-dSt' ". - $3.50
IN Council of the City OF Richmond, May the
Il an. 1854 IL was =, 49,, -, -.
slrsd l. FhaE resolution adopted ~ The Council on
he Ota requiring ne ChamoerAn 20 receive 80
toilrr notes currency and the same
t..v re.gndsi That from and after this DAY me CAa
- l other city CHEERS required 70 receive no
onfdrst ave notes except =. e,eoant Of % per
esns10' 80 ~ - A W. MOTION,
ny6-st N''fA "'aAo-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-06

w ANTED-A female TEACHER, qualified to
w give instruction In French Latin and Music with The
usual Engh branches To school Of or scholars Reference
required. Address, stating terms. JOS. DUPUY,
1p1l-4W Moeres Ordinary, Prince Edward county Va.
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OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY co, /

A TRULES holden in the Clerks Office ofthe
"A County Court Of Hanover the 9Th day Of April 1884,
Nancy Cross, Pitt,
against
Harris and Margaret T., bis wife, Walter Gilman aud
Betty Ann his wife Henry G. ndrdge own
right and Trustee for Cora and Irene Dowe Jo-
seph Thomas Elicit Mary bis Cora T.
IeneS MeDJwel the last Of whom infant under
the age Of tveniy-ore years, Defts
IN OHANCERY.
s object this suit to obtain decree for the division Of
dover bill were
Nancy Cross zdow Of Finch Crcs deceased At the
ds uon OF the slave property Of said Finch Gross
and Il appearing by afidavts flied In the
Betty Ann. his wife, nonedens Of
Virginia. II Is ordered that they do here within
publication this ORDER DO Whist TO
protect heir interest In this suit
A copy-teste
apl2-w4w r. O. BOSWELL, O. Ho
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WANTS.

w ANTED-At PAGES Wooden Mill, Dan
w willie, Va, or GOOD wEAvERs None but good need
apy will pay <0c per yard double width, and furnish pro-
visions at low price. Apply At once.
ap28-aw J. B, PACE.
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

SINGING AND DANCING.
The performance will commence With the beautiful
Overture, (Wihelm fel Orchestra
when will be presented By request sr alter SCOTS great
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-06

RoRAx.-lOo D~ Brsz, for sale By ,r,.,
, 1864-09-17
PURE BLOOD

FEedcesa healthy men and women: And Il Id ddtn..
tutson u 1eslected IN youth, disease a4d ELY 3
u t1a result, Do no: telay when the mexnS aNx-
1<H fs hand, A2d Within tho 1oAeh Of N.
To hotha,t md Married Lsd}xx
And Ill ok11r u1ncujl1ea Ct sc1s Alpu Enicn 20 nrrx
disdg1se the outward apPesraoca Of 10th m1ie1 1E3
females often making them dtkzastlaz ohi1zs "a
zht1l5el7e1 md THAR Hial1s. -"
, 1864-09-17
4 FALL AND W1ETKK sTOHAcH1t

HosTErrER's BIFTERs Especially cl2im iths sttss
t1oa OF all who deare to be exempted from bodily al
ment during theao seasons Of social ento5aeut IN,
digestion ia never IL 20 much dnuger of being oy<
tsxed ss IN winter. It's period Of feativ1ty Aka
drink and be marry" 1ts u1otto But without the ex
ercise Of due care, so0 indulgenee nay enta11 a.
penalties Cold, while stimulates the appetite coaes
the porca, and these Important ousiea for The wast.
matter OF the system being IN measure sealed thar.
II Nh !mpe11ouk nccesaty TINT the stomach aou.t dt
its work with than usual Ttzor that The luterna
Eeste plpes Of tho system 2houd be ftee and unoh
ztructed and that The liver should hlthfy and ram
la1y contribute It's tempertnE, purifying element to il.
common stock Of animal hufda. Nox Il ths PROVINCE
ard the purpose OF the BtterT to keep hese esseuta
organs active, healthy and edcieas aud thus preae
disease. The system, REQUESTED aud Iautrued by that
halsaic influence EM b. In little danger OF snderlnx
either fom plethora, ar debility, or the inclemenc7 q
the season. H-maI defy cold and damp md the dent
Indigestion. II tho sDpetisa b too strong for u
stomach It VIII bring the latter up to concert ptch
Il tha stomach be In fair condition aud tbs aonetft.
delicate. IT Will gTs tbs 1atses keencr edge. In N,r
ter the liquors OF comnercs more freely used tha,
In SUMMER and their poisonous Effects are offeu hc,vht
ened In consequence Of their being taken hot Dray-
the-aTofd thepa- AL tho good e1ecta that ron hop.
IN eftye ton, them you will surely reAltze INN ~.
yttaz!uS bgent. All the eT1i that Jou cuuos esco,.
II ycu tInnlhe them, Jou will asauyedIy ayo1d II v1
substitute for al other stmulants tae only safa anr
bealthful tonlc HnsTETTKE'S BITTKRs, Keen tbs
refseahin9 vesetable cordial In your house, md you WI
noyer feel inclined to tasts this ery slmu1aus Ehlct
create Thirst for Themselves and which ara do
tored and adulterated md ade 3ungeos for shis
oect The effect Of the Bters precisely tho rayers
Of thts L s.aal quantity sunleea for medicinal pu,
poscs and Is they act incidentally aud not a. N e1ct
sat tho weafeat nervous organisation ea11os he In
ured by thez operation
There u 20 preparation IN the world that produea
inch marvellous effects IN case Of nausea. Fo. ees
ackneea according to the testimony Of the cauts,n,
an other oceEa Of the principal lines Of the
, 1864-09-17
An Attempt to Blow Up Fort Sumter.

IFrsn the Charleston Mercury Sept. IL
About 9 o'clock Sunday night tertiac ex-
plosion, whic1r shook tho buildings in this
city, took place. Many supposed II to be o
200. FOUNDER PA1rott time fuse shell. 1t ap.
pears, however, that about Q O'Clock aons
1nusketry firing was heard at Fort Sumter.
Upon examination, Capt Huguenin discov-
cred that the h1l&g WAS abont two hundred
yards from tha f6ft. in the direction Of Fort
johnson. The drinc continued 2 few sac-
onds 'onlY, when three Yankee bargea were
seen coming in toward the west iacs. Capt.
Lewis, with detachment Of tbs 32t Georgia,
mounted the parapet and opened . fire Of
email arms upon the parties, but had not
fired more than one or two rounds before =
tremendous explosion occurred about thirty
feet from the Eest face Of the fort, near the
rharf After the explosion the enemy were
seen in rapid retreat toward Morris Island:
Our men Kept up the Dire OF small arms until
the enemy had got entirely out Of sight.
The Yankees 1t seems had 0oated down
torpedo from the direction OF Fort johnson.
The torpedo exploded near the Whatf of the
fort. No dRmage Was done to tho works.
The shock was distinctly perceptible all over
the fort, and some OF the officers On the
southwest angle we're knocked down. i.
Ne have heard of no other movement OF
importance. There waa no change in the
fleet.
, 1864-09-17
fT 4 private letter. from General Woo
contains the following passage:

Nothiag for auRht that can discover, will
saye tie Union and it, Government but the
eucceases OF Grant, Sherman, Farragnt md
Sheridan. These successes may aIouse the
else, from present appearances, VIII save It
from the danger with which 1t Ia threatened.
The perils Of the Union were never greater
'th.n at the present moment. The cousplra-
torz have secret associations, whose members
are scattered over the land, using every
means In their power to alarm and frfghtan
the ignorant and timld. They are also dis-
tributed Throughout the armies and nanny Of
the United States; aud exerting all their pow
crs to induce those who have tue privilege Of
voting to cast their votes for Mcclellan, who
and iile. At future day mhX present facts
which will substantiRte ali have said in
regard to this dangerous conspiracy and
their convention, and their candidate for the
| Presidency.
, 1864-09-17

Ing proL<fty. cur citizens wuaid hsre no difficulty
yie!dsE pp aoy Stsse Of .Ss ths. bar, Ia
ruit th1rE In your pEIaons. Ceftalply there c0uld
be ooubt that the, would 10 so rere that piece
property less In 1aue Than nVe thousand dollars
pnce Of an able bodied negro In the inaurrectIoa-
ftuet1te that r,.y receive an:h a reply to the
one affops prppounded iu thls nnte, as eg lead to
4 feeedy resumption of the ueso:t1ti"os fur full
exehepEa OF ali the pri~on'rs, ana delivery OF
ttsna to their respective authorities. have the
honor to be- 'eF7 Fspcehf BsS, Srst ssSoien' se'
''1 ,.-Gcn. and oon,nlrriooer oi Excuange.
Particulars Of ma,s-an ans h'''lnS Of John
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercially
Eaoxvu1E, Tenn, Sept. g. 1861
Lat night WAS nj. BIT Of rejoicing in this
gcooly. city of Knoxville, the occ.siou be-
Ing the arrival OF eighty-sx ptlso1ers and the
news Of the death OF Gen. John H. Morgan,
On the occaaion Of tho late raid by Wheel
er, Gen. Gillian thought 1t matter Of pro-
dence to contract his lines somewhat thu%
Having the town OF: Greenville to the eucmy,
which they occupied. The scare having
passed over, Gen. Gillian moved forward, and
learned that Morgan occupied the t. IN. On,
susaay %9n snf reaa a,n nSt rs suPrssd
eighty-six prisoners and sne gun The prfs-
onsrs kelongtd, for the most part, to Nc
Clurg'e battery, the members OF which wero
formerly citizens Of this region. Morgan
himself was at the housa ef Miss Williams,
In the town, aud WAS 80 suddenly surprised
that be rushed out OF the house snlJ partly
dressed. As he was passing through tho gar
den in tho rear Of tue house, no Was shot
through the body, BY Andrew G. Campbeu,
company G, 18th Tennessee cavalry. Th 8
nun had two grievances inside from his de-.
sire to terve his country ~, Wh1eh IN made hin
ssss e pa0Ds whea our m forea 'a' rs;;ed sif
from tbit section. Captain Keenas, a, A.G,
of General Gillian STAFF, MAS le{.atshe house
Of q widow. Wnen Morgan came up be
cursed tie woman for receiving him into her
house, and took the siok man and threw hiul
into 4 rough road wagon and said "haul
heard from him since. The other grievance
WAS, that Campbell had been conssrlpted and
had to ser7edn Tho rebel ranks some months
before he could escape. After shooting Nor
gan, he took the bod on hfs horse and car
ried it about onefoarth Of mile, and then
10 his ofhcsre, " there he is like hogl''
Campbell has been promoted to the rank
of Lieutenant for the service which he ren
de1ed his country, in the killing Of Morgan,
md he well deserves it. Let lis Rane be re-
Two of Morgaa's staff, Captain Charles
Withe1s, l. A..G.,. fsrmerly 81 Covlngton,
ard Captain Clay, sou Of Thomas Il. Clay,
and grandson OF HeBry Clay, were captured
In the garden OF Mrs. Williams, concealed In
q hola IN which potatoes had been buried.
Clay has boon gent to tho hospital hero.
Es.t tennessee, % and n S you vii seon % hear fFoa N
him agaia. His mex ara acquainted with oil
tho mountain paths in the region through
which they are now marching. T.
, 1864-09-17

We learn BY telegraph from Qaebsc, TINT
the custam house In that city was entirely
consumed By IRE, on Saturday eren1nE lust
As the building cost veaJ large sum OF
thousand poands, the loss Us heavy one
Public buildings ut Quebec seem very Liable
to destruction BY fire. II must bo very
large sum that first aud 1ass has been lost to.
the provinces, hy the burning Of public build
lngs at the anc'ent capital In rebuilding tbs
Quebec castom house, We trust that ears
Ei1t bc- taken to keep the cost within the sum
realized from the Insurance upon ths build
ing Just destro. ed-an amount quite con-
mtDsura:e with the demands Of the trade Of
The city. Tho old custom house was built In
an e1t:ayagaHt Way, end made to cost tue
country altogether too much. This time thtt
folly e1ght not to be repeated. When tae
building is completed, It will b. prudent too,
in view Of past experienced, to have It es we'll
iukured Al pQaajpla.
, 1864-09-17
from the Boston Transcript
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND TEE
r POOR "01ANs

HI II. l. y.
"rd like 10 SEQ the p,eaideat,"
i. 4 tim1d wonsu 6al4-
knd On her Whitening head
A bonnet, faded ~ her balr,
But comely still with decent care.
Areund, On costly couchea, s.t
Statesmen OF high degree,
And, conecious Of theIr greatness, che
Stood hack most patiently,
Til some coarae men1al, with srn1!e,
Whispered that she must wait awhile
Then ,,utte.ed "srcen." with many wiat,
TIL every glance WAS tarned
On the poor worau, gray and old.
While hot her thin cheeks burned
With wsaAded feelings. Ks1efs Aud tears,
Ard her DIN eyee we're t1led with tears.
AID still the hours rolled onvard-stiu
TIE Infshty came and Weut--
But alt neglected stood the Game,
Nor SAW the President;
While those Whem tuftune htoFs told
Their pompors tales Of tasne and god.
J.: And 70 the Sun came fatnter down
Cpoa the Brilliant avos;
Gtc eeed woman started at
The opening Of door.
And one = no caught her haegard eye
All sudden stopped, through aympathy.
"oh, asr," she sid. these nsnJ hours
I've waited patieutly;
Perhaps the President can Hot
n Poo5: I'D o!d.aad es1swo5n = y too
The strange, turned-a sudden light
Seemed kInd1ed ia his ete-
ue.spste With kindly tone and meln.
With gentle gravity
They should have sent you in to me
Before they did tho rest" said he.
The old dame flushed with quick rurprise--
Was this the na,iont ehief7
This grave, tall msr. who, pit5ing. eatd,
come-tell me AT yoar grief.
The peor and aeedy never weEt
Tasiued from she Pseesdens.''
She told her ample tale-he heard,
With royal ke1l}eness-
Than, as her wrongs his interest woke,
he promited her redress.
And, gazing on the ansc1ed head.
he smiled TO see her tomfo1ted.
"Th,nk Godm and freely fell her tears;
ssOur land ts bleet," ehe said, =
..Whep orc who hou1r1 p0FeIty
Stands nohly At lts he&d-
Il ap old womans bentaon be
or any weight Or worth to thee,
1eire 1t ftsnn grateful heart, >.
And he1ycu will surely hear.
Gpd bless tbeet Abraham Lincel4-bltsx
All that thou holdett dear,
AID make thee glorious In the laad,
Nov smitscn by tho oqprsBsor's hand,
Ard mike thee strong to dare md do,
Ana keep the3 houe+t, brave oud tfue,
TIL thaR hast conquered thea;
Aud era thuu d1cat tnou shalt sec,
Thtuuch Gpdfs good rfaca, nation ffte."
, 1864-09-17
Il G7 nAAk Sold1pr.


.1A AfAH5 JGtkE1 ILL t440 lsEH 4OlA < FbVAItss
from Petersburg, Va, says:
Some Of your readers will rem cm5er the
ease ! mentioned from Deep Bottom. of =
gallant young private, n1med Henry n Har-
1enbnrg, Of the 39rh Illinois regiment, h2v-
!ng captured stand Of colors trem. the color
sergeant Of An Alabama regiment, on the 18th
Ct g: August. serEeant.Asjo flinpton, OF ne
killed in the trenches before Petersburg, on
the 2Sth ult., having bean shot through the
head by rebel sharpahooter. Tho regiment
has since received his appointment as' First
troops, for gallant conduct 10 the light OF the
10th uit., aear Richmond;'' BY command Of
Msjor Gen. Butler. s'But,n Is the sergeant
mslor remarks, the brave and heroic young
soldier no longer hesds the calls to duty, and
no rewards Of earthly friends can reach him
now. But such are the fortnEes~o WAT.
! The hearthstones OF many family are made
desolste by Just such blows as shis.''
, 1864-09-17
#kDntnAl.
DK. EA5TEKL7S
IODINE EkF S4RSkPARllLA.

Tl.s IL me oriJ medicine shAs viii ours diseases
sr1S:cI foE= n Impure s:s:e ef the blood. v3s:
Scrcfula. or Kings EVIL, CaEcerA, Tu-
mora, EfupauAa Of the 8lztzs, HFJs1Pe-
las, Chronic Sors Eyca, tkfnEss orn cf
Tetter> sc4-ld Head, Old Sorea, Reve1
Cores, Su ellin.Es OF the Glands, Lepro-
NJ, whito EweulnEs, PLEA, Biotches%
Botl9, Plmples ON the Raoe, Goitre,
RheumAttsn1y ypropxY or Gravel LfveK
Complaint DJ Af,cpatA. hs-Voua Alec.
uona, General Debility, Ill Chronic
| disease and ali d1keA1e& &r1kinG fEoH1
| the use Of MeFcurIs
! 1t1a medicine eenotatE II = highly concentrated
/ stats the Fluit kxUkct OF EAit6AFAhlt*LA fthE
/ Eonsuras Boot, {ElOM 20 E. S1IlIAa1A a:
! The I0ulDh Or f0TAfhtDH, :oke:hes with othes
taluabls reeetaole purifying k1tzAek. prepared b
tor the mort trcxc.sns renet5 syex onet~o 70 ~
public for all d1esases arising NON N Impure stAtt
! tfths BLO01: OF depRaycq cohtiaos Of tho ts4l&m
| DREABTKRLYT IODINE ASD D sARsAPAEH416
! is Acotst1tuttoaal reESdy, aud hAa konl:AnecU!
Accr the various orEax1 81 tfe IyttsI. exciting
s T. 81 ~ fef e e.
Gne PUAFIEs TIE AIouh, E!! G9BEEGTs ! ! tAe ~ y
impure c1staaa pA!t*s tlaE the g tan 80 b
mus removing +: EAEhA Q! d,tt4ss e H. tbs cuRE II
| DE- KAsTx sLf's l0nIE1 And "a RsAPAhu4LA
thoroughly repeyates ths w1ole aytte. frecf II rrE
iii lmpurtt1 Apt psarkalrI .1oae 2etu,tA< pur!tas
and Hood CltAcAtaE !.o*4fa q tht frasot Hn5 u
| A4pA1lY ttcAti0us IL - tnkky different E4npA.dN
, 1864-09-17
DER. EA8TEIfLTs8
AMERICAN LEHiH1EMT r.

Thid vss1AElo L:nfmens 1f1l cuxs
kbeunsakiEn.. sprains, 8rut~ea, Guts4
"ookda, Ulccra. Contracted Ter-
Cons, SWe:led ant StlG Joints. Luns-
haEo7 End all D1AeaAea whore Mn
eIteKnAl remedy IL indicated.
DR.. EASfEHLTN AMERICAN LININENT VII
1so cuft 6pFA'ns, Fruse4. Cots, Calls. CkAfeA Rinr
Bcnc Scratches g: Eeunes whict nj conasaEs!s q.
enr1tnk 70 HnHSFS: Families shou.d koep i Coz.
the BEET AMI AisE1 KFFIcACIoUs IIEfaHHv
H Fer sale a: Dk EEsTER1.Y + cos Family
Medicine 6torn, g Aa1llou gsEeet. tsx7 ia Fost
Once, Chicago. Ill
, 1864-09-17

Authe. Of the well known p&Eaphiet en-
titlsd ":fhe Grext Conflict; or Csuse and
Cure Of Seccssios,' will speak At the follow
ing places in Bureau county:
TnesdaJ. eren':3: s:pt. soth, st Dcser: :.
Thrr. day evening, seus- I'D. 81 Wyxnst.
FT.nay afternoon, SEPT aid. at New Bedford =
Mon2ay evening, Sept N:h. n as4!o~ayvi;ic.
"wednesday crcning, Sep. Ssh, It Ii NulEG.
Thusat1y evening. Sept. s0tE. = e1alden.
Friday evening, Sept. 30th, 1t Princeton.
, 1864-09-17

H1nSs meetlbE In Southern 11llnof1.
Hon William Bross. candidate for Lieut.
.4overnoz, and Hon D. L, Phillips, 0. 8.
Marshs1l for the District Of soYtherR I'LL.
sois, will speak at Union mass meetings At
the following places, at 2p. m.:
Lawrence vil}e. Lawrence Gu. .Mcnday, Sept i!
Mt. Carmel Wnh8rh Co.. Tuesday, eept. :.
Fairfield. Wayne Wednesday, Sept. 81
Mt Vernon, Jeffe1soa' Co. .Thn1sday, Sept. =
Benton, Frauk1iu Co.. Friday Sept q
McLeapshpro, Hamilton Co.. 49, Saturday, Sept. y
Cafuf White Co..---...Mon Monday, Sept. 81
Hp1fisbureh "SAline Co..... WedaeEdsy, Eept. g
Mar1on. williamson Co-...... .Fhurtday, Sept. e
Vienna, johnson Co.. Eridsy, Sept. s0
Joperboro, Un1on Co = .....-.-. Saturday, Oct.
Carboodaie, jackson Ce.-.....+..-.M .Mouday, Oct !
Frank Lumbard, tbs distinguished vocalist,
will be present ut sll these meetings ahd sinfg
neyrr.I Of his in;nitzble campaign songs,
, 1864-09-17

FIR8T NATIONAL BANK
i or CHICAGO
G1E.tNe&t corner LaEa aid EaSE-3tk-
CEF1TALs pAlH n. .ss e603s WV
+. AIKEN. FrcAt6ent-
sAAI4. n. ElCKkHx0K. Vioe-Ptest.
4. 1.BxAI1f1p. Caakief.
, 1864-09-17

Cokadc.tta rL,uslA5. tlo1na5tl = Ct Leui.: Ao::}
ooFpsF u NonIt . Chicago, Ill., nalf block fro re
Poat Ccae nj Cs1onc Otsssats, -: MsetfSs e
4 private Ark A-dcAte rstufs il betn 9t1es. MnI*"
g. tfaata wIth urF aEaLe led saccsAs H32nt @
~ he sEtcIss1 p1v.c7. once hours foa a =.
tos snss*s. y q T. ~ aFsa. oSE%np,assssss ~
* E4tisAe two sthmpE Asdk h1 9n1as 70 Hehlta.
From Il, Dsc:or's lont A!Pcrsteo IN aotpi!tA 80
sntss pef4ecI ezrtl for I'll Ch.oris thseass u thelr
Mntt rtyvfe and Epie.t&t st&to4, n v&sS thots
TIRE WtthAtt +2e u1s OF A2ic1fJ: ,,r+.4 =,
nurx = IN rag fron ss!! Ae1se Aie 70
cay re1tsc1 sr.e War:Antrd femA.e Ltes u4ext
Grs %s1ee dnh. on eppe1ly AeAktr1ku3a o. parsons
Ga1.rc an eb6trucuocs 70 N4rrtake. xneaa0 ean p
uRee brd be cn1Al- Haat sf ely fe4e1SsGGa GaT ~
huiutY kkA sucCeAk- AAtSt.- --s-*
, 1864-09-17
DR.. CAETER'B COUGH BALsAH.

WfII Cure UonEha, Colds, A5thfRa, Coas
sumption, BroAehi1ia. Splitting
Dsood. Pxln in the Side and ttreast1
Whoop<nx CeuGE, CfeRp, And Ill E1s*
esxes OF the Throat and Lungs.
Reader h.ys yeu Cough, cela g ~ M d1seiae va: g:
p1K +tanany oy Htx!ectI1k l COMMON COLD.
FF92HSa. F2SSa - cot:l, e; enred ese e GoasUl7'
rftuEu,e At oncs Il celebrated remedy, DE- CAH.
iii G aGGE gA1gAn .ateA aeyes .is 70 fxGE IS
rkEI GqEE T. fsw a1yI: Il Ii taYord ali doubt
LII t1oH fEHfkCT REMEDY for iii 4iscaeet of ii 4
NutiA. A1ssA ~ %1o '4@S-
r. f1iee-Tsl.' bottles. 81 eerta 2e. bottle 1erks
~ FL ~ .t 0k: :. KAsrER1Y cos Fam.
teIQ7t1QrfA sAT&5E 10
, 1864-09-17

Composed Of simple veg
etAb1e exIHrss, they con-
tain nothtug delctk tfouR 10
1n3 constitution. however
cef1cate their function te.
IrK to sobattu!e . strength
foF Y gakl eIF.Hh1ch, Wnta
properly utet, hof 1eVes
I'LL to do.
They H&y BE- safe1y u1ed
1t any age and At anv Pc.
Rod, KxCQPT DURING 1u1
UBeTTHKEN N0hTAas dur
ItgWhtch tho un'ailtng ~, !:
tuTe tf ttelr 3ctioD would
ln'al1ih1Y PzEEET pftR'
pAucy.
, 1864-09-17

{13.35c71.1 11uALHA. 4opx.
Luf3AA0. RcIATIQA. THO H4Vx6NE3N46
II tnefs II k1y disease Ia which th& CoAEaeausasa
Lie 1ysnp u 1oy ttE., i II IN Rhearalt@ 118 E3
ki7dl ID sdettio5s. Tbs mort l1teAse pAfn1 or3 Hs
mc8r Instantly AllaT1atsd-anszuoaR &vaMRkR m =.
Gucsd. CA8es, chronic Tt&ytoQ&~ od n q II Wlsx
4tAndt0Z, hEYu Deq4 eured bY uk.
, 1864-09-17

Wssead al the CuEah
XEE AEDIElNES b x.
presp {e1cept the Chero-
xee Pills; these are ae1s
BY mail, tree Of postase),
On receipt Of price: 10 any
1aEt Of the ctIi. Lad Ncflt,
securely packed In guch
= manner that 10 cne
through whose haass tAtJ
msT pass would know tha
copttat9-
Lsdtas Or gentleman c&1
AddlGlfus IN ptffeck con
ndtncs, 211d NC viii IN Ill
caaea frankly ansx ef their
lsttar1. and give our ept1.
ion Of zach Individual
case. He pfeaerlha 70
1tltst7E1xs
, 1864-09-17

IntheCHEROkEEHD.
1CIFE2 the unfortunate
will 1nd 4 daJ OF deliver.
area tEctu huderlrK and
pGtn-h day splendid and
lioEfouA. when they ah0u
II lot9ef suffer without
cessation or repoke, her
through 1uescenAryqu9cn
OF the 1nsftlr1& DcJ Of pR1-
I2or3 preparations
The -ttherakes Nedf-
cIaes' accomplish the1r
sA1NM-their eUsuctpa.
tlonf N tmACclp7tlcR 80
krtas. 60 admirable, and -
prertlc OF Unlyest Il good .
These medicines Fm
prove, In any aud ereE
case. faithful and nnvef-
falling friends IN tae tins
ct used.
, 1864-09-17

CT. LODIS MEDICAL COL
= LRGE,-Tbe Regular Lecturer et this 1cEltutlo2
will coHueREs. ~ usual on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ID
Iners vii be ApfemiaAr3 csRlss u oee = fnet
mt,rftule lop Ayd dlxsecuos. amount - 31<t. fof
tn ;th II information ar cfYCnla- 1aeFes3
@0 CHAkLE8 H. foFks DfA1.
auYf tl62 ii Xt6X N&kA A&2tW
, 1864-09-17
Cheeseman's Female Pills

HAVB NEVER FAILED, and th>asa7da Of ceEtn.
country. The propr1etors OF Dr.. cheeaetnanl Load-
IR1aD Rxc1rn gEa.antee that ONE RO1 Viii restoYe
hiA1TER WHAT AER CONDITION OF AQA, H.
deed, 10 certain A{o