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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-17
MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

Gr0aT Cltl0S.
We, the undersigned Mayors, hereby GER
tify that the Druggists, Apothecaries, and
Physicians OF our several cities have signed
a document Of assurance TO IN that AYERS
SARSAPARILLA has been found 70 be
remedy Of great excellence, and worthy
the confidence Of the community.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor Of LOWELL. MASS.
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor of NASHUA, n. 81.
HON. E. W. HARRINGTON,
Mayor Of MANCHESTER, n. n.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of CONCORD. n. H.
HON. A. n. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of WORCESTER, MASS.
HON. NATH'L sII.sBEE,
Mayor of SALEM. MASS.
HON. F. w. LINCOLN, Jr.,
Mayor Of BOSTON, MASS.
HON. WIN. M. RoDMAN,
Mayor Of PROVIDENCE, q. I.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor Of NORWICH. CONN.
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
Mayor Of NEW LONDON, CONN.
HON. CHAs. S. RoDIER,
Mayor of MONTREAL, Q. =.
HON. D. F. TIEMANN,
Mayor of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. 81. nj. KINsTREY,
Mayor Of HAMILTON. Q. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of TORONTO. G. w.
HON. r. M. BISHOP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, oH1o.
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of LOUISVILLE. KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES McFEETERS,
Mayor Of DO OWMANVILLE. @. W.
HON. JAMES w. NORTH,
Mayor of AUGUSTA. MH.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
Mayor of HALLOWELL, ME.
HON. JAMES 8. BECK,
Mayor Of FREDERICTON. N. ID.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor OF NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
HON. J. BLAIsDELL,
Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. w. H. CRANSTON,
Mayor of NEWPORT, r.
HON. FRED sTAHL,
Mayor of GALENA, ILL.
HON. JOHN HODGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE. IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
HON. r. d. BAUGH,
Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. GERARD STITH,
Mayor Of NEW ORLEANS. LA.
HON. II. D. SCRANTON,
mayor OF hOOaGS1S6Ss ". &
HON. DE WITT G. GROVE,
Mayor Of UTICA, N. r.
HON. GEO. WILSON,
Mayor Of PITTSBURG, PA.
HON. c. II. BUHL,
Mayor of DETROIT. MICH.
HON. HEMAN l.. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
HON. w. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor Of RACINE, WIS.
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor of KENosHA. WIS.
HON. JOHN G. HAINES,
Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL.
HON. II. J. a. HEATH,
Mayor of SELMA. ALA.
Certify that the resident Druggists nsYo
assured them
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is en excellent remedy, and worthy tho con-
fdence OF the community.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purify ing the Blood.
rwxN- T%
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-17

CAUTTON.-To avoid imposition. observe
the Signature and Likeress of DR.. Stephen
Sweet on every label, Il also "Stephen Sweets
Infallible Linimeht" blown in the glass OF
earh bottle, without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON h co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct.
MORGAN l. ALLEN. General Agents.
IS Cliff Street, New York,
*.#Sold by all dealers everywhere. ais
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-17

TIVE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
J. ofan Invalid. Published for the benefit,
and as warning ano a caution to young men
who sufftr from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay of Manhood. etc, supplying at the same
time the means of self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
and njurythro' medical humbug and quackery
By enclosing post-p paid addressed envelope
single copies may be- had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.
Bedford. Kings cosnty. n. Y.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-17
Every Horse Owner

shonld have this remedy at hand for is
timely use ut the first appearance of Lame
ness will effectually prevent those formidable
diseases, to which all horses are liable, ann
which render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-17
Ayers Sarsaparilla

1s en excellent remedy, and worthy tho con-
hdence Of the community.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purify ing tho Blood.
For Scrofula or Kings Evil.
For Tumors, Ulcers, and Sores.
For EruptIons and Pimples.
For BlOtcIlcs, Blnins, and Boils.
For St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, or Ery.
For letter or Salt Rheum. [sipelas.
For Scald Head and RinSworm.
For Cance er and Cnneerous Sores.
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and Humors.
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression and IrreEularity.
For Syphilis or vcncrcaI Diseases.
For Liver Complaints.
For Diseases OF the Heart.
The Mayors Of the chief cities of the Uni.
ted States, Canadas, and British Provinces,
Chilli, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, and in fact al.
most all the cities on this continent, have
signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety and
confidence. But our space will only Gdmtt
o portion Of them.
, 1864-05-05

,
Commodore Niih'.5,' David Porter. U. !.
n, ind nn Sunday morning last in New TURK
city, Commodore Porter ~as 7 son Of tn:
celebrated Commodore David Porter, Of E:-
sex fun,e. Hc was also q brother Of I;a,r
Admiral D. D. Porter: During his long lie
he has served on tie Franklin, Brandy vine,
peniere, Hatchez. Grampus, Experiment
United states, Mississippi, Erie, Wat.r
Witch. 81. MarY's, and on the'4th Of Septem-
her 1861. was ordered to St. Louis, No.,
vl.rc be modelled the famous iron clad Es-
SIX.
Tie Commodore las participated in the
following ecgagen,en's: MEXICAN war, 1916
~; Panama not, 1860; engaged aud disabled
four rebel gunboats st Lucas Bend, Nisslsaip-
pi river, January II, 1862; at Fort Henry,
February G, 1862; attacked the ram Arkansas
end forts at vieksburg, July q, 1853; Baton
Rouge, aug. S, 1869; lam Araansas, Aug. 6,
1sCa; Bomba1ded Natchez Sept. 2, 1862; at-
tucked Vicksburg batteries Sept. $, 1853;
Port Hudson, Sept !, 1862.
He was appointed midshtpman Jlnuary1,
1923; acting master, March 10th, 1880; passed
midsh1pman March %, 1920; lieutenant, Dec.
81, 1858; commander january 6, 1850; CON-
mcdore, Aug. 4, 1869. He was wounded 1t
Fort Henry in the attack on the 9Th OF Febru-
ary, 1sGo, and also at Vfcksburg, July 22,
1862. BE claimed h 70 hiding Of tho present
lighthouse system, and was the designer Of
tue iron c1ads Essex, Fort Henry and Choc-
taw, The Commodore WAS about fifty ye2rs
Of age, dash1ng officer, and full Of invent
i've faculties, and esteemed by large circle
, 1864-05-05

Macon County ConVcntien.
4 committee Of delegates from tho different
toure1;,>a IF hooon conntv nat AZ .ha conr+
n.'..a r n.-a. 49, ~ev s.. I .-,, .c.'.
aouse, u Decatuf' Cd oatufoa7, april oo1n,
and xproipted the following gentlemen as
d-1arat.e n tbe stat. co,re,,Ior ~ ~ 1.15
.n.'e,. 49, u'sn.1on ~ W .'e.o
IN springfield, onthe 10Th OF May, viz: a. j.
Gallagher. H. C. Jhons. 8. WHIT. ]. Il. Pick
-, ~, ,r.,,o 80 ,pt,,:.,, D..
TEL, JUN y. Aa34ot' ano "Ai''en hoa
The following resolutions were unanimous
1r,d.nto,} CO 4ha sar+,na,+a IF tho f,,,va,.
aoop'eo 10 tne Eel IAAAonlo VI 'uo eon'en
tion:
Eeso1red. By this Convention. thst the present
unhs,y rebellion Tns commenced y nc without any 1ue-
nhapte eaase, ana tnaa u nas pen malaIaiasu a ~
~ snd ihnt IN th,t Tat rTasIs of nnr nnt1nnsI AZ.
a,rs II is he dntT q every GOOD citizen to give
hearty support t. all mesrares Necessary to sup
p.ess The rebellion to maintain the supremacy Of
, 1864-05-05

rt1ort en- tcre' r:-s~inal meningitis. rs dlsstl-
c,s' I'd hum <onc.siiss ieses, Laid over from Tbs
,uev+ps cay.
cenres1ve ,e.er T. general. aad would ,pae,r to
~ dmlniebes, Us the lever goes On In q CON maj
Il isiatie - s eess Tbs mcaa Of % :in srs
well i. nt but O'cns up an Extensive ae;1 f1s
Grscl e,y-ne tad known ste1ming. 6!ood-'ct'ias,
ltH1ocl, 1oss;.n: caucr1 :atlon, AL i:auy ots:r
sE:rsk uGcd al] With 10 end but the ~ a:elon OF
Seasb. There ore 10 specifics, 4 ass:1ot:s, hut
experience points. IN certain dire :;,ax, ana first
ere cxscr1;aI stionlarts -rabef s:-as+ General
tri 10 lie useful the rurlaee must 1t no lc.elT it.
ritatc6. nor mast the tItsue te t:stioyci.
Iln hot Or vnpor bath T. !ery hsrm;ul ta9 ;a!sl.
cocd, bu, must be handled viii fudgn,enf, Inter
na!1y sftmu]nnts must be administered buddy. yet
With Judgement. The artertal stftnul1uts are p:r.
haps the best. Cantllarides is indicated; Tho
ePcnket did rot look on ttran ury as IN r'stl@osa
bic symptom, bnt III showing that the nervous s;s
tc1n was aroEstd; le lad always noticed that con-
va1escenec followed Immediately. Hc tha7gat tha
pro'oxide Of nitrogen sdyieatle; qulna IN B2ntted
tsEcr IL comparatively va1ueest, as are the various
crfepfcs1 preparations Cathartics are useful In
The latter stages; II towards the close the urine II
reIte, tie patient may be considered cafe. Tho
Term te:ebrospiusl N. e:,fs, as applied to
tp.tted @ isEs1 T. Incorrect as indesting loca1 q
fever hlood pofeon, which must be elmlnsted to
succefsiul termination.
The report was accepted and referred to the
Commit &C On Publication.
DR.. Heytock epoke Of several cases reported In
the medical Journal, Us throwing Light on the sub
iect.
The Society then adjourned to ~ o'clock this
moTpirg. The members Wishing the Rash MedE-
cal College and Marine Hospital, according to 1nv
tation.
Tbe members M of fthe Society ;met hy Invitation.
rceiEcncc of Ur. N, S. Davis, In the evening.
Their WIS no formal organization. and In this tle
hurt and GuesEs Showed their good sense. It "ssa
hCr1tIful collation. which all enjoyed heartily.
Rarely hes more comfortable party met than that
which eescnbIed 'neath the hosp!table roof Of d.
Dayfs last evening.
, 1864-05-05

CHICAGO g. BUFFALO,
TOUCHES IT
RACINE, MILWAUKEE. uACKISAC, DErGo11
AND RI EVE{&Fn

RtEJyE MTJWANEFE HlCE1yAC DETEnrT
A"A - ~ - - y
AND CLEVELAND.
WITH ria x.,,on. Esti4a -. - ,ssn. :. md Tram RI,
1:.nsi Roa4a IN i1iff,ni tnnn, '' @ ~ ~ "
With Iac1Lc 4 Mjssissipui Railroad at Racine.
With 'rosae l. Milwaukee I:a,road, 1t Milwaukee,
and At!aatic ana Grsas western Railroads, Il
Aad~'ta tae
w.,,. ,.-.z..,.,.to,
will r. " Bnrf In and Erw York uailT
E- Fcr COn,racis asd Fills 81 LadlnC apply to
GTrf:t+ AlTEN Na rnrnt.r t1in NV Ynrt
ofani 6 Gfh e"s So' eoenHe' o'sp' 1'c"
rrT - arr Hp' @S' "4oso"a'' A~eA' nA47 iS>'"3 3<'
JEo: s. DUNLAP, Is state 1treet, Aren't Este Rall
E.G CHASE, 1ls Pier. Albany,
Fl. H.. GE1SHOLDr 1871 River street. Troy.
Il. JOnN6ON Co. ClsEctand.
+. G. MCDOWELL. C1cge1ana.
T. GonAHD, Toledo.
e. HT56R mSH4ssE; I E6 S"qensky; nts5ny;
G. H. TtbBIITs, Milwaukee,
A.P. DglTQN, Racine;
IHh "E5TEhN 7AhsPDHEAIloa COMPANY.
bqd.io; o;r,r.,,,v o.,., ,v..+.-, r.....o, .~a,.
RnWE' T;ct:t taent foef 81 1sar "s9stt Asah'
,,z,,s W; roct 1unns ~ IT,, stte;; ASen. cs:.,.
TuE N0PTHFRN NTRANsp0p
III NOrA A~A4t-N ~ AaIaNei o*~ ~
, 1864-05-05
DR.. James,

Formally Of Jsme' nesp.. GasiS s Asast sess.
Te1 tfy Il caftd u IS kapuotrh street .h1ssEo. ls
mis-, Specialist In ths treatment oi U ~ .; sIop
w 6SiN D1s <AsEr LED DtsoEp.hns s o. 1,+h"nt Enn
T.G1nIA VxNE .A1 CnAEACTkEt nsts 1nf:n - ~
resorting TO Nencury. lop1pk P"T1ssI' es1T oF
~ p11,9nI fa[ al nnors Rau snd plosd paisoos:
0ma1S1c WEAKNEs spsa 81; q ,ss ssn1 nIoashi On 81
sSuee o. e tys:e early dlssrtMt!ons; II s1Sese cor 1
Snfatied hefrditar1Is, cnu.1RE !oss o .e1T1
tsion, depression md oen t'r95 aId
Viii otlef dep!oraole tIaR pf ssTnr macs
.tsn n9 rxntnst I2ieet saunorrhea, etr,c ute anu
IN diseases peculiar to the se&eSs oi fA'
rAGtcall, cured. xx AMT ff,HRIRIK Class
-,r.re tnf h1oud hat become poisoned lt 1
nlo;cnee The face. small Tster! bns1e, ,na snd
-he mead and bpnes ulcersted fhrakt nnees nnu ~ ~
5otY, scrous, together With An end,esf 9o1aes3 u
u recommeaded BY !he ofMea
irs1 rn,lcces etc Tnusr afIct atlnai1 ap!5 4iuUe
ila,sy md be cu.cd Of t,se Il rr1n'c ateass at ss
1enrmbcr Dr.. Jamet' Once and faflol1 TT - es
Rsndolnh between State and Deathnrp stsse
0tl.e opea from H. H. until ". H. ~mssEiIT
t.nuEuGI.fi8l.
, 1864-05-05

1rrneuse succrss hss atsendel 'tse US OF Ho TIT
TEES s1osAcH Bl1Tzse in he gold ai'tElcs- Ii!a
errai mcdicunl coronl and alter JatiFE was lnsf1-
,5uced iuto Australia nom Tia EulteJ sates ab1ut
1~o SMt shs rsnusaaon Of esanx ~ ,r
aud unwhoieasme wnser cvIr ndiuinisserta 70
5nsp Vpqual,ncd q this rsa'te *a4, lts truth nag
lie sosst ana il tae inte1.r From thr tt9e Of itsl
roduction untl no. tas s:les o. ts nf fPo
rcdblc as may sce. they vi! arerAfe TO, al fne
AnsraItan Co!nLfee} about StO per- fnuth. The
1resctt dcmopd is Icas,y thausand per ccut-
caicr thau that tbs f.st sx u,o2ts # e Eaa
Ercr.std In tlus country. prepl' *ttun TINT no
unaclimrted emgrnEt al ri 10 be without, If be
PAGES acy va:ue health and dtsr-s 70 es:aGe me
ted vegetable Tonic sId Eeni-1 eenlatos II ~ ~
sem. il ie ununproarl:ed by any mcdfcAted stimuli tnt
IN ttb:encc peN of conutcrfts md ot The conf
:o1nds sod by uI1rinc!pled lqnnr dealers from bat
slts that originally cor TIMED Ihe Eenn!ne article:
1Hsnta antY aal4aE 81 TCx xrut4
, 1864-05-05
Effectiye Scout1n. in Southeast uis-
souri,
[Ernm the St Lopis Union, MaY31

The Enrolled Militia and the State Militia
stationed in Mississippi county, turned out
hunting the marapders, horse-thieves aud
Gushwlachers who have peen 1nles1lns tnat
repio,,. and whose depredatfons had become
jusupportablc. Capt. Pritchett, with ten En-.
rolled Militiamcn. Col. Deal, with sms'l
force Of the came body, and Capt. Ewing and
Lient. Calvert, Of the State Nttittt, palttci-
pnted III the scout, which 1asted seven days.
In that time they penetrated the swanps
where The ,narauders had their hiding places,
ard kilNd fifteen and wounded tWo OF tnem'
Amonc the killed were Bob aud Henry Bal
lev, William Greer, Philip Davis, James
Gfccr, Hardiman Kirkpat1ick, Pres. Moore,
Jotn Go1vett, Tom Griffith. James King:
Stilwe1l Mcfarland, q man named Cupp, ana
John Peppers. They were all residents oi
Mississippi county, but had been engaged tos
months in thieyinE md Tobbing.
, 1864-05-05

FTM Mcss1s. Plalou s. Sons Might Blooming
Ctreue, for the handkerchief, Is pronounced
the perfume par c9rtllnee. It ia something
newly. discovered and Invented by Messr5.
phalon g. Son, and the demand for it is un-
surpassed. See their advertisement in an
other cO1unu
, 1864-05-05

preeervirg tic Union 10 sympathy with
traitors Or Copprrheaes. Set us down as
surs to give majority for Lincoln for next
T7%.c5i.,.f ~.
, 1864-05-05

Young ru:llpe n.o tue exposnres ana da1Es fa9 ts
OF sod1er's life, should psepar: then':evS !os ~
la,a eye.s tas pyt:n..ry .1s sofes' es'nhin@Hfs hna
PILLS. used oceas.s nally daring tie esne1knn ~ ~
Ills noI,ce' cannot Ect bs3 u pills or olntuent
Irous the drug stors IN hs sce. let him ~I1te 20
% Mataen Lahe, cncc&!tg t- amount. aud rl4 0&I
atos ire, OF cxpc"se. si4ny Gcaters will not Eetp ny
dictncs hand because rho. OF make - mne6
-''ott a. On ote rets'us male. IS cents 6s cents
.ru sl.so per box or pot. m,l.ell7-lwA
6r. XkEEEtow.
&cunE0s.ltaAt fIy hctAt t1t,t8eF vi st. 1oGiA MOI
DC tulSalted ~ his ufuce 1e suuth Cinr. b[tet.
::ortsel df MtnTe. Chicago ILL.,. h4lf blot f.u the
o8t once. o. ~ hfunir t'txeAae. 4! lJse1Bes OF
I ry1vate Ind dei1cale nature IL 10th scyt wLch he
SrcHts With unparalleled hurccta. Rbnuts scp4rA.a
aypert lhd1t1 Ald T. entkmct esIsut Tie ihIct1f
sz1tf1 the ttrctes privacy Ouce buur. fr..p i, II
Mp, NJ: Sundays 10 ii II A. ~, LomuuI:iraiinnt
sonadsnaal. CoIxut.,lous iree. At1.Sss r. s. Az
"a Enclose twu aud get biz ride ~ u..ltn
From the Doctors long e!pcnence In '!.ss,s i md
actee. perfect cufer ftr A Chronic ltsrntt+ II the.
,noAt atyere nrd cornplscztco sta& n very tnct
tnte, without the nte nf mtr ury.
Young Dsn suffering from at't-Ahasc Aft Invited %
..AlL a perfect cure @lsrzpted. Frtna.e ltscgalAr
Ire saend,nt o. rahssI su ca Z
axht!tty and auecsSa. Ap+lL.a..aWis
, 1864-05-05
Constitution Water

Has nes1 pronouaced " sne Medical Faculty, saA
the Public, to 6e the nUss wonderful remedy for th4
permanent Of all diseases Of the Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys. BfsddeF And Womb. that has evor bes8
Il Il not Medical water. 1t u fron experiences
that Constitution Water h4A etuAuated. aud We nov
say let no man doubt when 4 sngIe bottle hAs hoeA
known 10 diseases which the bcxs n1edlcx tzldx
Ia this country has tztsed to ralseve. -
A remedy pessesainx the vtEtuea af Eonsutaaoa
~ Il ID now Cse By the scientific practlsionorsh
tha city. II Il ee3 teccnd etaea phsacsanA thtt e3
down popular re1ned1ts while the better skilled make
uSa Of every means to accomplish Eufo: and Eoe
1uccssa OF phyaciAn lncreases ~ his knowledge Of
different remedies euhles him to produce cnfe,
while Others 5Atl In the attempt Science satisfied
with the truth
Give Constltut1sn Water AIR s1tarwe msan yoe
who arc under soEno specialat's cars from yeaf 10
year, aud We particularly allude to ladies who
constantly fesoEnE local treAtm2nt aud Al sosER
Of local appcatious for dlseases with much chAae3
Of success ~ there would b from local appllcaaoas
to the thrpat for diseases OF tho oFaln
ne have alwaJs been careful to use HngnaEe n onf
zatIoo bat rtcelTs many Comm nnlca,fona num
persons for which Consultation Water In adapted, and
Of whose dIse48e mention has been made, that ~
h4va cqme 70 conclusion that the remedy ID ca
pablc OF producing cnrt, mxster What the li*ea9
may be, It should be made known. The medicine h
pAt tor tho public. ant there should Dc no exco
Ne would say. Coosutut1on Waar II NOS hso > GID
Ell nilt made to suit tho aye and taAte 1t IA nedt
cine every Of the term, placed In tho hAnds Of
the people Tor their relief, ant taken according 70
The directions, II viii In every case produce radical
Diet etc., zaAts only to taa ci&oas- u1d:r 7hich fhs1
, 1864-05-05
DIABETES

Is disease Of tao EtoE1acA and liver.
the Ktdue5a and d. without douhis the uoet obstnase
constitution. ne have space for discussing canseA
bus VIII stats that the effect Of the dlstase y the con
Of food Into .ugas xh1s1 stimnlaes tae s!dnsy1
sutr from this dSease who arr ignorant If IL: thas
T. they pass iarEe quantities d9rnE The day. I'D xe
duIirE the ulght No notice Is taken Of until tha
attcnon l. called to the large discharge water and
control Of ordinary remedies. Another symgson 10
the great thirst which, when the dsease tuly estab
Withons bEiag sa&1sned a!se dryneea of tha moath
cracking Of the lips, cot BREATH Il tho more ID
a1L tae pa:itnt gradually stzk7 rom exhaustion.
, 1864-05-05

Hase long sinee given up tho use Of ouchu. cubsbss
hpd Iupiper In the treatment Of these Diseases Ad
only use them for the want Of 4 better romedy.
, 1864-05-05

Has had more tnRn thirty year, cz1et!enee ~ taa
tnE valuapie information and Asr1uAvtTs etposins
lie quacAe Of chicago. mailed frrs fsesq H.
t:heaFo III OGlre and Anatomical Nnsenca. 70: I'o
lar1-x
, 1864-05-05
SUPPRESSED II MEMSTRUATI0N,

ring dlscaae aud through neglect the seets OF or8
EFnTe and dangerous Euaiad1es the result and
made to assist NATURE the suppression becomes chzu9
lc, the patient gradually loses her appetite n boMea
TIpH finally tuds her career.
, 1864-05-05
Chicago Eye and Ear In1irmury
AND
CLINIC INSTITUTE,

Tor tho treatment Of the BIND aue DEAR. Gaia EE4
and Chronic Diseases Rsuer ally. 1A s. CLARK 6s-
d. ETc.1ont reputation a. asuccessu3 practitioner
IN tie treatment Of Chronic Discass is a'testcd BY
the most pro OF taedic,nes ptysf
c&ns tho pseas. and thousa1 dA OF citizsns in She
United States who hare Witnessed bis operations and
very many Of whom enjoy sounf health. eyes. ears
AID iinha, ~ The re4uli Q? his pratttte.
Dr. Erersoub succesr In tht treatment Of Anaturosts
Cstaruct. GfanulAted LIDS srfotulrus ahd Ill iorcas
OF Op.mlmia, Deafness. Mngtnr Noises in the ieso,
and Ill diseases OF the Eye. Ear and Air PsssAEes'
Csta1rh- etc provc1biA and has nc parallel IN Any
ofncc In the West.
IN. Everhop. In addition 10 superior medicA ano
zutIca1 education, having graduated IN thres OF the
best medical colleges In :se Unit ed sates has eno1ed
Advantagca and facilities FOR practicable obstrVauo1
aud experience attained b! verf few. having been as
ISOLATED With sume Of the tnos repot%oe proftsao
OF medicine in Phlate,ph.a In private and hospital
practice, nclodinE the celebrated and Bind
Asylum Of that city for 1nAry yeaEs ezpro ssos Of
Surgery author Of TREATISE isessns o. the Ere.
Ear. Air fassagcs, Throat. Lungs etc and twenty
Iwo years in practice. ;.
0d.ce and PasloEB 13t South Clark street.
Address r. o. Drawer 617o. my5eil66t 1-sAAr
, 1864-05-05

w The great Illinois farmer, Jacob
strawn, Esq, Of Jacksonville, III, has con-
tributed, thrcrgh tn: local committee Of that
city, SLIGO TO the Mississippi Valley Sanitary
Fair, and his wife, Mrs. P. G. strawn, $l0o.
THIS is the largest cash donation thus far for
this object.
A.few days since, four beautiful cur
taiDs intcuded for JEFF: Davis reception room
in his Richmond mansion wero disposed Of
in New York. They were captured off Mo-
bile, on board OF blockade ranuer, and wera
sent from Key West to New York. They
brought S40O.
, 1864-05-05
npI-GiS1-13t

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received at the office Of the Mlaaeaota Central
Ral.wA4 Ceupany. In Minneapolis, MInnesstA, ansn
Grading Masonry and ezfdslse OF ths branek lne Of
said road frcha Ie1aosa - st. PAUL.
TEfs work coxDprtAe9 \ l1FEe eAoNnt nf sand rat&
excavation, ans Ebo n4sonrJ nad su2er1t1setura Of
bridge across the Aissiiaippt klTss
date the work Of completing the grading. nAssnry
nnd bridging the main 1l1e Of sid road fso
bault to fhe Iowa StAte hne. {5 nt5svea uass, WIZ
be contracted for.
The vorEsspon the brsafh hae ta ol yerJ asny3
Character 1n RI worthy tbs atte2toA Of Tseperathle
contractor.
rrceved Ter tue WORK In 1usl large quantities. the
company reserstnr the night to reject any bias not
satisfactory 10 price Or II to the fttp3n&hsY ~
Far isformation With regard to sats WORK, appltca-
ton nav be 1aaae 70 the Coz po3y's Chief Engineer.
1t N1aneapaLs, Minueaota-
r. EurpA En-. Chtef NunineAf. an%hfT4 ID
, 1864-05-05

Seminal r 1oss ot Pexef Eei
Fie tr1al oi Tie specific will cunv'nee tne f19ss
assp,lca Pe per hsx; @ 81 a11 r. so1e Ir
Druggist cycrywh+Ie. LORD ~ * In rr.Sa
apttts fDfC CHICAGO. A*%N@t@-e.-- *EA~eH
, 1864-05-05

Or. C. L. PAYNE, 80 long and favorsbly kneTa IN
tho aeern cities for hu successful treatment OF ~
dIbenses peculiar to females, has opened An once
ts ctr for their spcc,al xrestment Dr.. Payne also
treats successfully all chronic di eases Of tho tl1a
DC. Or. Paync's treatment 10 basea upon rational
AID tcienihc principles His thor ouSh 1nowledgs Of
medicine and long experience In the treatment OF
thote diseases, enable him TO dapt hls remedies 70
the Indications In e4eh particular case. with degree
Of accuracy trat seldom f4s TO produce ~
sI'1. even alter tho patient has oeen anicteo fos
:.e.1s, and pronounced tncurable-
FIRST CONSULTATION At OFFICE FREE.
Call aid see the Doctor at lis rooms 4 consusts.
ton It'll tlin may be the means oi preventing yeAEs
o. eu, ring and Of restoring you perfect health
utacr and c, ,nsnists rooms. No. ChAchs Block,
.oves q Forth Clark street. AL lesters contaalns
Stamps for return postage viii receive prompt attn-
e:or. Pot ONCE address bsx 2'2s, ChlcsE ,. III.
C.A PAYNE, u. n.
0G3ce hours from to T. 4. NJ 10 And eto
O'Clock ?. III, m1%csa1-A
, 1864-05-05
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