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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20
aSity Or experience, can make successful argument

abity or experience, can make successful argument
agaius, them.
OF course that Congress has the right in certain cases
to suspend the writ of Habeas Corpus lie perfectly clear
hut the suspension Of the writ at the last session
al improvdent use of the power This act Of euspen-
Ton gave the power to the President without the COM
currence of the Ssnats to appoint Judges to execute
its proysons-thus comforting upon him q nost dsn-
gerous power-the exercise Of which By King Of
England, would cage revolution General in Georgia
had arreseed man net very long ego on the strength
of an unsigned telegram and KEEP. him in dursnce vile
for several days. No one appearing against him he was
discharged. Why, said he, the great principles OF the
writ of hdbeas corpus we're respected even oy Henry
VII as shown By Halam Ia his Constitutional History,
though that monarch reached the throne by revolution
and blood. Bot has it come to this that have not
Ia the l9h century much respect for the rights aud
liberties OF the citizen as they had 10 England in the
time Of Edward Ill Henry VII and other soyerelgns
The celebrated act Of Charles Ii did not a. is often
said coRfer rights and assert new principles, be-
Cause from the earliest time, they had been recognized
| in England
Mr. F00TE read from the resolutions Of the Virginia
Legislature of 1913 and 80, and drew parallel between
the alien and ssdon Law and the present act of supen
sion Of the writ Of habsas eorpus, and concluded
by saying that they are identical in their enor-
nities BE eulogixed Mr. Madison and his compeers.
Mr. GooTH did Doi conclude until Is minutes pass 2
o'clock His speech was, throughout earaest and fire.
suently eloquent During It's delivery he quoted elabo
| rately from pertinent authorities.
| -Four synopsis of Mr. FooTks speech would be more
OK ended il did not desga publishing it in full in
| to morrow's issue.l
Mr. RIvES, of Va, obtained the floor, but deferred
his reply Mr. FooTE owing to the atsness OF the hour
until 20 morrow
The SPEAKER presented memorial from Hampton
Sidney College, asking modification Of she tax Law as
| to that institution.
communication from the Governor Of Virginia was
received containing joint resolution Of the Virginia
Legislature asserting the domain of the Stale. Refer.
red to the Committee On the judiciary.
bill was received from the Senate regulating the
pay snd eage of members Of Congress. Referred to
| the Committee on Pay and Mileage.
Mr. FARR0W, of s C, offered joint resolution to
enGbenembsrs of Congress- without restriction to visit
the hospitals.
I Mr MARSHALL, of KY. moved to refer it to tbs
Committee on the Medical Department.
The resolution and amendment was discussed at great
length.
ire etaeadnent, was lost. Mr. FAnR0w's resolution
vas sdop:ed.
The Rous' then adjourned at So'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RieATS.
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING.. NAY 40, 1854.
nlpRRS - = -.

We learn that papers mailed to toe army do not
reach their destination because the postage is not and
cannot in many cases bs paid ~ advance, or on de-
livery 20 arm, carriers by .he postmaster. TO remedy
the difficulty in regard 20 .he Whig, viii hereafter
prepay the postage At this oca on papers ordered by
persons in the army, dedOctag he amount Of postage
ron the Pe1litsanOss sent.
By an arrangement with the Postmaster at Richmond,
We VIII mark each paper ''Paid," which, BY passing
tbFOOgh the Ocs here viii be evidence to every other
ofice that the postage has been paid here.
When no post Office IS given, but merely the com
pany regiment, &C., delay Of dsy in the Richmond
Pos. Oce is unSyoidsbla Persons in the army order
ing the paper will therefore STATE the pos; Oiee and
we wiz change the direction Ehen requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The CHAIR submitted TO the House commun:ca-
ton from the Psedent containing report of the At
torney General of AddiisaE estimates Tor tic support
of the Government Referred 10 Committee Of Was
and Aesns, and ordered to be printed
Senate bill to promote the efficiency OF tbs esval-
ry, was referred to Committee on Military Affairs.
Senate bill 70 reduce TIE currency aud authorize the
issue Of notes and bonds referred to the Conmt,es
on Currency.
The House bill relieving railroad companies Of all
duties railroad nachinerl, rolling stock materials,
DC, was returned BY the Senate with the following
amendment; Provided the same be imported By said
companies for thsir own use The amendment being
concurred in, the bill passed.
The order Of the day the resolutions OF the Nisss-
spp legislature ayoring the repeal Of ths suspend
ing tho wrisoi Habess Cotpus, were taken up.
Tee CHAIR announced that hr FoorE, Of Tenn, was
en- fled to the fSor Kr. read the resolutions and
sad 40 Sae papsr ever contained sounder Ssses rghs
iootrine-not even the celebrated Virginia BIZ Of
Rgbts--aad no living Statesman, however great his
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20

49,, .or,n,ebepass tie fayoc /, ~ army which
he sf ut must Cause Lees AMY huge, strong
ssmnact fierce. ferocioui mss l. Was energEs ID by
SAFE hssdcued bs experience toughened By time, and
sav. rely discpli-ed. Is as..determned not to be
destsorsd. Last week however, re began to try it,
sst Of fearfrl battles, and fearful destruction to
Sotb sides Is he record The voik is by no means
done VET When it Is DONE and in otuer years, shall
begin % real zs the magnitude Of the bloody work We
-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20

Whereas Ct Me county Of King Qaesn
bsen destroyed By the public enemy and for that hs
the said heretofore been required
Be- held house Of Thomas wyatt PAGES Chapel 10 said
county, the court Of said county having requested that
eater convenience OF the people, the place may be again
changed Therefore WILLIAM SMITH, Governor OF the oo
Of Virginia. do hereby require the justices composing
the county said county, hereafter hold IL sessions
the Of seysnEve, Ia said county, ua oherwIIe
qulrsd BY law.
-l Given under my hand a. Governor, and under The
L. g less Of the osnmonveslih, at Richmond this
49, eighteenth day Of Nay 1864, and In the ssth year Of
the Commonwealth, Wh. SMITH.
~ the Governor
Csc. w. huNFoKp, ntf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20
HDo'Rs. REsERvED P0RoRs OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND NAV Is 1874

THE following assignment OF commanding
a oesrs fhs Of he Reserve Forces Of
Virginia. sEtabHhed By Paragraph W. General Order N j. from
these ResdquArtsrs Pubsd for The Information Of all con-
cerne1:
Colonel Robert Johnston, PetersburR
Colonel ]. Luclns Davis, BurksvlIe,
BrizAdiH &c leEal y. 7. Nichols, Lynchburg.
MAJOR ]. T. Dorman, Dublin Dspos.
Colonel I. g. Lee btAunton.
oolonel n. 5. LaHghorns GordonsViIs
Colonel T. Moore, Rehnoas.
Captain W. II. CRANK, abb Ion.
OceS COMMANDING companies detachmens CT RIServes
spon their arrival Of the mentioned points Of
eeaveas VII report - ihi commanding ocer
ny9O-Iw M.lsr and 1.4G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20


4 w, efcn, =; B Yagsr, @; W K Fleming, ?;
Lynn, A. Aissiigs None
Non-ct mmissonad on ,ers es,i privstes Comn3ny
KILLED: Piytes S'af,rd Moor. j., Tosies, i
Williams. Wounded YATES Juo Csofs, RE- sssIic-
man, Keys, o Lyrr q q a6sr, Ii Esr,snn.--
Missing: None.
Company B-Kille6; Noae. wounie ksa a !
Hancoct; Privstss Fore, II Gary. Il NBrcoEg. l.
Elan, W Tinsley. h,si ie: None.
Company U-kileo: Ps'vste ii Whit. Wounded:
corpl w Conway; Pnvatss Tn Park. 8 Hud-
son. " Gordon, I " Farley, w Berry, W LIS ought
Smith, WIN Walker, Jno Hspalaw, cowyrd,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20

oYFIoE OF THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING CO.,
RICHMOND, ish May 1884 I
THE Stockholders of this Company are
Il hereby notified that the FIVE per b.
Of oengss plsed tn. 7h February. 1884, will paid BY
the undesgned at this ONCE and they will therefore omit the
stock respectively held BY them In their ls 70
my9o-9awsx Isent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20
DIED.


Kisd near ChGncsllorIville, May Oh, 1874 WILLIAM
sHUMArB, Company d, 4ih TsxAs Regiment
No soldier Sonrads, nOesr gentleman, eve
Saeriassd his LIE In G. A. ID.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20

C8-The services Of experienced physicians are
required Several Hospls Of Eehnond Lynchburg Pc
tsrsburE Danvie Such desire 20 Be tasa
poy are requested address Surgeon w. DARLINGTON
Medical hi. ectOr, Rehmond, Vs. my19-dSts
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COPAhTNKRsHlP.r

- J.I.iI|'ts COPAhTNEEsHIP.f -
FFHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE UNITED IN
Il brsissss under the arm Deaae somsrvle and vii.
conduct Commission Business At the t.and the lately
occupied by Brown 4 Drxne
They solicit s patronage Of sls friends tbs friends Of the
late hni VI which they have been connected and the public
hope to give sausfacont 10 their patrons.
They eeare ccnsgnens Of country produce
spd snpphss needed for consumption. NJ q :
So, T. JAS. DEANE
ny8-1aaet RB- S0MEkvIiLE
De- Dor.z, for .als.hy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20
STOLEN.
@100 RBWAhD.-Iaken from Newcastle,

QlOO Hanover county, soaRSL FILLY, three ers
old "a 10y orde medium ;s; no particular mark Remembered,
the right hind foot has white iasout hall
white. She ssstacked nearly Hanover CcuIt Hsuse and
heard from In the OF soldier On bis way Pred
ercks Hall will give the shove reward TO any one that VII
deliver sh alF TO place her where go her
ny6-dts 49, ". n. MACON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

IN NV AoLS14oApAsD 4t1AA(2Ilhb.
Acting and stase Manager Q 4 e. Ogden
FRIDAY EVENING, May 20, 1854
wN0TIcE ga
excitement great conflict about the city having
absted-qet city kelng enry very many
slightly wounded that arrived requiring amusemeni
&C., &C., have induced the az tmentt
att cHRE.oPBH "A
PosITIvELYJ THIS EvENING,
when will presented entirely play, written for this
Theatre for the purpose Of introducing the MechanlcsI
WONDER OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY;
produced and gotten up for thi Theatre positive expense
80
Il NINETEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
RDoeOss
Tho performance viii commence with
Z Grand Overture, Qes Hugenuas)
When win be produced the Play, three acts entitled
GHOST OF THE DISMAL SWAMP;
MARrzAU, THE GUERRILLA.
The entire play full of
Comic and Irish sonsI
~. Fun, ~-lst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-20

Palhos, &C., &c.
Owing 70 The errsns length Of the Play. tA.rs vi. be n,
Door. open ~ oeoo1 Performance TO commence a. sx
precisely.
szrno. otes open en- a N.o5p NJ. when seat. e.a
be engaged. my1z-t
, 1864-01-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

4 MUSICAL 'CHASGE--A great piano bazaar,
where the finest inPtrumeuts OF half score Of tho
most popular makers are snle, furnishes attrac-
tions III the first instance to all in quest Of in
etrrment, who prefer (as who would mott. large
stock to%e1ect from. But secondariy. such IN es-
tnb1ishment must become the haunt Of music 1ov-
crr, Music Change SO to speak This is Indeed
descriptive Of Reeds Temple Of Music in McCor-
mick's marble bnilding, and in addition to the TIL
pie store, opening On both Randolph and Dear
born streets, freshly added feature ia the Teach-
ers' Room on the second foot. an elegant suite Of
aparttpenta for teaehers and the pupils, central,
easy Of access from all parts OF the city, ample
when reached, and from all these qualities ffling
dcsfdezatum long felt. Hero Florence Ziegteld,
Tic accomplished pianistjus arrived from abroad,
las already organized the classes that nre to re-
cclve his skilled tuielsge. Among other teachers
10 te found at these rooms, Mrs. E. G. Boetwick,
known and esteemed by hosts Of friends in this
city, bas arranged here to meet her pupils. Mr.
Iced deserves high credit for tho lberallty and
taste with which he has realized all he promised
for hls establishment In the selection Of its name,
sThc Temple OF Music" Already its priests arc
numerous, its pilgrims many, Its offerings Of the
Lest.
NpRTuwEtTERS VARSIsu MAkuFAcFoRT.-Un-
der this head q company has been recently es-
tabliahed in Chicago whose faetory at ETanston is
the only ono in the Northwest. Their yarniehes
are equal to the best Of Eastern manufacture and
are rapidly rising into For, being used extensive
ly by the railroad companies, house painters fur
niture men md others. They manufacture yar-'
uish peculiarly adapted to lumber wagons and ag-
ricullrral implements: it is extra durable. and Will
hold It's brillinncy. The president Of the company
John Clouch, Is well and tarorahly known in
Chicago as business man, and the General Agent
y, 4. yanEess has for many years been connect
cd with Of the principal varnish manufactures
of tho East. In knowledge Of the essentials Of
good material tho company cannot be surpassed,
and their connexions and positions will.gtye IN
u1ual facilities for serving the public on favorable
terms. Tho Office OF tho company Is at No. ssa
Lake street (up stairs), r. O.. Drawer 500.
NxH FRn Tho firm Of Vandorvoor, D1cker-
eon & Co., the most extensive metal warehouse
At tho West, has been dissolved. and a. will be
eccn By our advertising columns, the business will
hereafter be conducted BY Thomas s. Dickerson,
Eeq., well-known to the West for the last seven
rear, ~ the manager Of the Chicago house and
, 1864-01-13

teTday taken from him and consigned to the esre
Of the Catholic House OF the Frendlcss. By the
police magistrate. It il said that one child has
.E9E,dnation Tanttd.-Alezandcr Maudo was
charged with orcrcharging passenger, and WIS
allowed to escape without otEe. punishment than
rcfnIding dollar to the son Of the complaining
w1tEees- Information is wanted Us to The ordt-
nance In such cases made and provided.
, 1864-01-13

EEAMEN'S NEW CuURCH.-Rev. u. II. ILL.,
fany, D. D., pastor Of the II. E. Church at Evaus
ton, hes consented 10 deliver lecture In Bryan
Hall on Monday evening, the 18th instant, for the
benefit OF the new Church about to be erected in
this city for the use Of aeamen. He has chosen as
his subject "Thc Exploits OF the American Navy"
which will DO handled in the lecturers wellknown
mastery manner. The lecture vii! doubtless be
one Of the most interesting Of those delivered du-
ring the present season. The following Ia tho COT
reepondencc on the aub.cct:
Rev. o. Il. T1rFANT, II. D.
DEAR SlE:-The undersigned being interested in
the erection Of Few Mariners Chufch Ia tue City
OF Cl icas Q, and being Informed Q: yon- ;Il1sness
to aid Id the enterprise By giving lecture foz the
gauge, respectfully request you to prepare and de-
liver lecture On ~ he Exploits OF the American
Navy" ct your ctf3ieet toi,ycnieuce-
Tic Navy Ct cC= country l,as history. full Of
interest, ard one witch affords material for q pa
Whi1c % lie interest oi chicSeo Il o. our inland Ma.
r:rc may be inferred from tho three hundred yss-
sels row IN cur ha1bor.
yeu a favorable response. Signed 6y,
YIN. q. Brown, Mcays l. Butes. E. S. Wells. i.
Y. glatehle.a, J; g. Hog, Jotn Harvard, F; D:
l;aven, Vim. u. bradley, ]. Bucher, t:yrus Dentiy,
Geo. II. Clark, 1kaac Clalln, ]. ". Waughap, G.
4. Springer, J. l.. james, l.. Det.rafL, Thos. 3.
a:se, a. a'i T. ~ r. Raymond, az g. r. Armstren, j. L
Epwnna, nsj j. Il. Leonsrd, Geo. Z. Puflnston, Abner
cS1Ieh j. Rlehef ps1er Aastel 6l
Hubbard, T. Ii. Avery. Ralph N. 1sbam, II. D., T.
King.
TO this Dr. Tiffany replied:
GENTLEMEN: Tour favor Is received. uonorcd
as am By the invitation cztcuded, and bY the
terms in which it Is express ed feel that the
pi.ude Of the subject might well demand IN abler
Ien, and larger collection OF authorities than l
IL iEtcreet in the csuEe for tho benefit Of which
, 1864-01-13

. PREMATURE FIGuTlvG.-Willinm Dcrnnrl,
recent recruit In the 18th Illinois caya1ry, suffer-
I'd ralher severely last evening in consequence Of
disposition 10 commence fighting too soon. He
had received his bounty. and turned fntq.r saloon
CT the Gunner of Clark and Indiana Streets for the
1u,poEc Of bringing his courage up to the warrior
POINT, BIT i1nbited too much and became uuptca-
sanity quarrelsome- The proprietor ordered him
out. Berrasd refused to lcave, and officer Smith
WIS called in. Bernard did not relish the idea OF
going 10 the station honee, and assaulted the OIL
Ger, vEo returned the compliment, aad then made
i'm prisoner. The fne imposed upon the son Of
Nars this morning will bring him to the coucln-
e:or, that he fought not wiscly but too well.
SoSo MESSENGER OF TIE NORTHWEST
Under this title the frat number Of a musical Sc
rial Is just issued by Root & Cady. 1t contains
Eeve1al pieces of music, nnd introduces new fea
ture in the flk Of series Of sketches o. musical
celebrities Of the Northwest, from the pen Of Mr..
@. Steyens, orCanist of st. James Church. The
subject OF the initial sketch is Haus Daatka, the
popular director of the Musical Union.''
Tue FUEL QuEsT1os.-A letter to the TR1-
TINE, the writer Of which takes exceptions to our
6iEictu1es on the fuel monopoly, few days ago
contains the following announcement:
The best 1inois coal is sold at tho same price
this WinteT, that it year ago, to Wit 3g.59
Eer ton delivered, which Is only 50c per ton higher
community, whether poor or rich. who burn bltu-
mnoIs coal, need not submit to cxtortton, but can
ret ''laFge load Of coal" for small sum OF mo-
ney, as the facilities Illinois coal dealers have for
obtaining their coal by rnilroad during the close Of
canal navigation, arc and will be equal to the de-.
I.aId under tpy circumstances.
, 1864-01-13


ersnn. sturecs & Co. The senfor partner has won
an enyiable reputation and dese1yedly obtained
leading position among our BUSINESS men. NJ
bis int bow to the public. His connection as .n
active partner with bis house, is the highest pos
Epi1ed Of his character as q promising business
iaroe shsre Of nrosperity viii be metited and re-
rafr.d hv thfs honse
@ - %-'N 1''. :.
THIRD Naa1osA1 anse51 nG,lea {ast,.o o!
tiou, and remind our friends who desire to invest,
that this ,s an excellent onentnr. The bank will
receive ~ .nhscT,ntions and commepce busIness on
'hs ] ~. -, Tahtr.,r nndcr u farn.ah,e ansn,ccs
-=:-;- 1...,..,
80 Dr.; James formerly q Lanes aospttah'. ateh
seG n S9eg Is II meM osated It IS Ran
G3tpa s1Gss otaae e. "A Iaa ..rt 1,arerio
R:s fs. Is $ :ss5sss. sss SEa
pnrp,,.ronv c1.ss A 7nr afnz,oAr Us1oy-
Owing to- to numerous I'M 11 applications a preparatory
se ~! w 20 H. isa,I ~ T1ninn r. Hethnttat
re- c1ha q INC nnc1 ~ rection Of M cha9es
AAas1ag; Aasg er nna1fcr e r. 7'''A
1faIs ta7nstRs7 RI sR Ga1rrxxpzs President
'@@'-s''s y. N- ~ o-.--
,mn <.nn.uuntxuo.
Tu-s-Ns r.u r.on,,,,,.
ton, Asthm4, broncnitis, Coughs, Coos, anu a.
1ntoat anu t9ng aneGtGns, .oSSaelh ahntt h,atnry
p9ist g1sans ol ~" hlpaaod @1o ~ Foar Finch
Epller, Druggists, q and s6 market stsct5 COL
eaeo. las1ons
Econnn,fse.
1.O-N 1-.1 r t,.,,,o,ts
Ee1nomse ~ W5eing hg t,t;a {oas n,.es.iH tifcr
anu IIihHlnss II dne LHnsestso X .t r. shtnn
ent last Go!ofs A. tae nav au9 ce1ta ne
able sbades: fsaso nn5 9Sea ., 81 H. T11ats
packaee. 5ee - saak!ea M u co'oSe NJ '1o D1sa7'S'
1anl1'1ooo-a1'a"oF.
Information .a Mansea. n."
OFFICE Or Fuh. fAYaAsrER,
M1ss. 90uiApangSa, 0sia. aeS,,oc {
CAno, IL, - ya1 W}k,,;an,, 1.n, Ia-anee IoU..
lniormatlon - Eantea .Ehnnts1S Il
When last heard from, he Was In M:n9ota, Ill. Il
this eho1ld meet his notice, be viii please report
himself to Hear Admiral ID. u. Porter, Command-
ing Miss- Squadron, as witness In an Important
case now pending: ,,o,,,c n-.....
Per n. ConM1cK. Chief Clerk.
Anv nereon rIv1nr information of tho wherca-
bnnfs nf the nhoyo7nsmei nerson. win confer d
7rcat favnr r. Tho oyernrnent hy ininrmipr ACTING
Master JOHN D. MARTY. u. 8. NayY,
fs,noa.s. Naval pandovvrro Chfronn III
, 1864-01-13

ALIEN ExEMPTs.-Thc list Of nlicn exempts
published IN the TRIBUNE Of three weeks and one
week ago d,scioses the names OF Lo5 persons who
claim alienagc as a ground Of exemption from the
performance OF military duty. Tho n,@ioaalitics
OF these people Stand comparatively as follows:
, 1864-01-13
OFFICE or Assessor OF INTERNAL REVENUE, !

QFE1CE AE9ESHUH IETEl.TAL HESETGE+
F1Isr DisrR1cT, COOK Co J I1IISo1r,
Cn1cAGo, January Q, 1871.
Mr.. George Dunlap, Of the town Of Leylen, has
tcen appointed Assistant Assessor Of the 10th d.
vision OF this District. In place Of James Niche,
Persons having returns to mako in the towns Of
Lcydcn, Jctferton, Proriso, Cicero, Lyons and
Lake, will mako them to Mr. Geo. Dunlap as
above. Office ut 1cyden. PETER PAoE,
juc-4, ,N79-ct Assessor 1st Dist. Ill
Journaf copy weck.)
, 1864-01-13
aurtin1I 5ules.

DY TT. ALEXANDER.
Is AA>~
ION DEanRnr&y STREET.
~" ~
1alv.a w,rdrohe Mona, c,o,hinr En-nftu.e
Stnvcs aid Sewing WarhfeS e'
~ TIf1Ti.aEH a. N o,r1cr1- ,rIy1 hc
IA ~ tne la1a lhss 81 u oc'oeA' WILL oc
seN
al -ACCI1oN1
Consisting Of Broehc and Cashmere snawls, made up
~ Wsyes ro.ts ,cs NE, '3 Drsas %
Ne" anu SECOND da4a q{ns9fs; nrp ,,.+,o,.s-
u ~ 1r7 a,,.sraa. AAI"Aa-'o o@'' 'aiasir1it
, 1864-01-13

Their preventive operation simple. Acting direct
= upon the stomach. and through the stomach upon
the zer the bowels the circulation, and the nervous
system they impart to the whole degree
Of yigor and elasticity which enables us to resist the
unhealthy atmospheric influences, By which so many
distressing aladies produced and prolonged The
great predtsposins CAUSE Of sickness Is CosszrTu-
r1oyA1 md Pu1s1cA1. DEBILITY. Disease. like a
coward, generally assails the feeble, and turns aside
from the strong. And this is especially ue Of the
forms Of disease which prevail at tho breaking up OF
Winter, The nzst warm days Of the Spring sun seem
to thaw cut from tho frozen earth tho elements OF In.
Vulnerable ailments. The miasrnn which the noSt
had beEmccaly scaled up, Il let loose In clouds Of
yapor. aud Fever and Ague, Bthous Ecnistcnt Fever
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Diptheria, rheumatism,
Bilious Cole, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Physical and
Mental Depression and low aud feeble condition Of
al the vital functions, are among the most common
consequences Of the great Spring haW which ILLS the
aIr with unwholescoe danps. FonIHT NJ ADVANCE
against these prostratng and destuetiv6 agencies,
IRosF1A1x the system, rs 1t were, by zesostng to
tonic and alternative, which will bring every organ
and bre Of the frame Into tho best possible etatn for
resisting the flying Of dssase. which tho fogs
and winds Of March, April and May bear upon thcir
nephiuc wings. Remember that HosTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERs arelIke strong garrison thrown
into fort before the approach OF the enemy. ruzr
rosEAnx TEE c1r1pr1 ovL11rAoA1SsrE TIE ATTACKS
or A11 xA1AD1zs TINT arise rom sudden changes Of
Temperature impure air, prlyatlon, exposure, exces
,,ye labor and malasiors exha1atton Hence they are
INVALUABLE IN CAMP,
And no military hospital ought to be Without sum-
cient supply, both for preventive and remedial puz
poses. Happily the attention Of the
MEDICAL STAFF OF HE ARMY
Has been directed to the subject and the props1etoss
Of Hos1Rr1xRs B1zExRs congratulate the troops now
In arms for the Union On tho probability that tho
Apu1IEAATxp Coz1RAcr SrHU1Ax1s. 1t present
usedss medicines BY the arpy Surgeons, will aoon be
superseded BY the puzest ayd best Tonic, Alternative
and Invlgorant that has ever been presented to the
Faculty in this Or any other country. Since the war
commenced considerable quantities Of the preparation
have been forwarded ffom time to time to dcd and
line or GERS both In the Western and Eastern armies,
for their own personal and letters hom some Of
the most eminent military in the service attest
the extraordinary virtues Of the Bttess means Of
sustaining strength and promoting health In tho midst
OF hardship and exposure, and also IS sae stlmutant
for the wounded As private citizens. nnany Of tho
officers Of volunteers had proved the hygetan proper
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