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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

OGe department Of our DispensSry specially
20 the treatment of the of Females such Lu
chorThea, white, Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Nenstuaton, Nervous and General Debility Dseassfo'
be Womb, BarreuneSs, dc.
Consultations and examinations free OF charge.
Also for sale, DIR. DEWEE'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions Irregularities &c. Married la
dies certain situations should them, they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 box, and be
sent by mail.
DR.. GALEN'S PREVENTlVE--An invaluable article
Cor those wishing limit the number of their offspring,
OF the barren who desire chdreD warranted not TO in
ure the health and will last for lifetime. Sent TO any
address, under seal receipt of the priceTwo DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DlSTANCK-By sending brie
statement Of their symptoms will receive Blank Chart
containing list OF questions terms for the OF
treatment &c Medicines sent to part of the country
10 cure any home free from danger curiosity
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letterStO
GALEN's HEAD DIsPENsARY
decl2- 3-d&wlv Louisville. Ky.
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BbR. WHITTIER.

ENRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE
II Dr. Whittier's Theory, Symptoms and Treatment
Chronic. Nervous Urinary and Sexual Diseases, free
in plain sealed letter envelope for six cents TO prepay
postage It's clear delineaon Of all the diseases and
resulting from the infringement of the moral
laws, indugences exposures and imprudence:
In married and single life Every sentence contains in
struction the afflicted and should be read by every
young person. keep them of the shoals which 9TH
ers have been broken TO pieces. Amsventss IS clearly
stated be under the control of judcious treatment
and thereby inclination TO very prolific cause
Of disease Nearly every Of disease be treated
without hindrance TO business. Medicine sent by mail
secure from observation Charges moderate; consuta
tions by the Office free: anteed
Office SIS St Charles street. between Sixth and Seventh
one square south of Lindell Hotel p o. Box 3092, ST
Louis No Circular Letter especially for ladies,
tanning nothing referring Sexual Diseases for cents
poStaEe. jsnl-d&wly
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of copy, three months. -
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Delivered BY the carrier within he eisy 20 e~uts pei
eel. payable 70 the carrier.
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III = MszK1 may be s.ut - cur risk - Expre<s pre-.
pad, N kezster.d Litter hy mall sherwiss We VII
not be responsible for any Ioss that may pceur.
City subscribers vii be held responsible for papers iei
Their hoases affer they have removed, OF when they
~ish discontinued unless noee = gwen Al he q.
q publcztton-
20 paper cent without pre- payment ef eoninnecong,
than paid fof.
Comics cf the Dsur be aad ~ the cfce
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Tar morning. neatly eseoped. foI maihng
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SsrickIaad's Pile Remedy

For sale by W. I. Hzskt & Co., Browning Sloan,
Stewart Morgan, J. ?. Senour, Tom,nson 4 Cox and
Ern=r wocher- rar7-dfyeodxwly
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VEGETABLE CARMIN NATIVE

1T HAS BEEN PROVED BEYOND ALL QUESTION
that Dr. Grants Vegetable Carminative is the most
pleasant safe and reliable remedy that has ever been
discovered for Camp Barrhea, Cholera Morbus, Bloody
Flux and all those disorders depending upon deranged
state Cf the bowels
One doses will relieve uneasness and gripping IN
the and bowels and bottle will check the
obstinate cases OfChronic Barrhea.
Ii is pleasant to the taste, and being prepared from
purely harmless and herbs peculiarly adapted 10
family use and among children.
On the wrapper Of each bottle viii be found nv isc
,imic, without which none il genuine.
The pr C is Fifty Gents per bottle
Manufactured only al my I.abrafory, Fulton street.
New York JOHN b GRANT. N. d.
J.F. SENOUR. Druggist. 70. Bates House Blors To-
danapolis, indiana Wholesale Agent Tor the West, 10
whom all orders should be addressed
spr2l-d3m
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ffEADoUAKrEKs DEPT y CUxBEKLAxD,i
NASHVILLE, 1KNN July "A, 1853 !
Dr. John Bulls Agent, Mr.. -, has permission 10
ship to Nashville Tenn (or 300 dozen)
OF Bulls Cedron Biters for sale suffers in the army
only.
The regulations OF the Treasury Department to be
compiled with strictly.
BY comm and Of Major General Rosecrans.
WM. ". WILES.
Major and Provost Marshal General.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
J. r. SENOUR. Druggist,
West Washington Street, Indianapolis.
march, dom
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LoulsvILIr. Ky. Sept. le. 1888

fF'eE'F IAI'f ~ HVf HV1".
On the 23d Of July last submitted through an agent
mne the Medical Director OF the Department OF the
Cumberland sample of my Cedron Bitters Tor his in
specton and requested If alter analysis be found it
mertorous sanction and approve its use among our
soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Rosesrans permission 10 ship 800 dozen at once 10
have it sold TO Suffers. JUilN BULL.
II satisfied that CedrOn Bers Will do harm 10
any one If taken properly ant in m )deration. see no
objection Or. Bull being permitted TO dispose of II to
Suttlcrs. 4. HENRY IHURSION.
Surgeon ard G ciS al Director, ID. CO
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MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED PANToscoFIc sPEcrAcLEs.
THE BEST IN USE.

=
THE BEST IN USE.
NOSES improved Pantoscopic
Spectacles combine advantages me-
chanical and philosophical to be
found in no other Spectacles offered
in the West. s
Moses improved Spectacles not
only give clear and distinct vision,
do not weary or fatigue the eye, but
tend TO strengthen and preserve the
sight.
Moses Spectacles are made of the
finest materials, and best workman
ship, fairly represented, and sold st
their fair value
Cdriic''-.No Ageats or Pedlors employed.
01- Send for a circular containing full de<-
crlption, prices, &C., and how TO ensure perfec<
fit and have them sent by mail. Address
l.. W. MOSES, Ophcian,
50 East Washington ST. Indianapolis Ind.
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4 Voice From Vicksburg.

YIcKsBuRG, Mss, Aug. ., 1868.
DR. JOHx BULL-Dear Sir: am happy to state to you
that have used your valuable Cedron Bfers with great
benefit myef in general debility and prostration Of
my system, produced by the unhealthy and miasmatc
influences Of the Mississippi River and around yicks
burg, having with Gen. Grants army throughout
its whole southern campaign. confidently recommend
it, TO all persons who exposed in unhealthy c-
II. W. FOGIE,
agent L. 5. Sanitary Commission.
, 1864-04-13

wcman, "Tou must not blame us; ,c. r:.rt
fc.t " Gen. Carter, and co,zd not he.p ~
CAPTURING uosr1rAL m1r.
The next vieit the party mado WAS to tlc
quarters Of the hospital employees near BY,
where they demanded admittancc, with
threats that they would break down tue
doors; and having thus BY force and violence
be lighted, BY the aid Of which pearce search
ed the house, aided b. two soldiers NTH y:.-
hw .fripes on Mtff .jdckets 4 boy, about
twelve or fourteen years Of n.e, WHO was
reEulsr1y employed in the hospital under
charge Of Dr.. Griswold, was taken out Of Ills
bed and carried array By tho kidnappcrs He
Tlc boy "James wsa Visited in bis place
of Temporary concealment by gentlemen who
sST tic SCARED back, face and he'd Of the
poor little slave, with the artial1y-dctached
frops etfll cling1ng to his ankle-a fitting
emblem of the only halfbroken chain.
Which, by well-mean1Dg but mistaken poll
cy, still holds the slave in q hateful scrgisnde
IN Tennessee.
lave been The more particular in detail
irg these facts for the reason that prominent
officers Of the United States government
tnvc been the clief actors In these disrepu-
table and, as believe, unlawful transactions,
10 Tue great scandal Of the causc Of Liberty
and Union in East Tennessee. It Ii my earn
est V1eh that all such unworthy represents.
tires Of our great and, TO be, free Govern
ment may receive the proper: attention at
headquarters.
T In conclusion. am happy to learn, just
as aln closing this too long account, that
Major-Geu. Bchofield, to whose attention
these facts have been brought, Ia very lndig-
nant at the conduct Of the slave -catchers, and
strongly intimatcs his purpose to arrest aud
punish them for tho abuse and outrases they
have committed. Cot F. NJ. Keith, the com
1nundant Of the post, is also justly iuceased
pers, ana expresses his intention to silt the
whole afIair 10 the bottom, and punish the
guilty parties. E. g..
, 1864-04-13

The Secretary Of War is responsible for a
new legal idea Such things are not SO CON-
mon as to big passed orer without notice;
and SO far as know, this Ia absolutely new.
The slaves, be argues, have tho strict tech
nical, legal right to the land Of the rebels.
He undertakes to establish it thus:
They have always had one right, which
constituted legal lien upon the property,
personal or real Of their masters-the right
to subsistence. The masters may be gone,
but the property remains-stilI subject to
lien held by the 5laves. Uuder the principles
Of The Goaescation Law, the eight Of The
tics hare any claim to t.; 20 others hare any
interest In II, satx The slapes aoho still hare t.er
litn. In legal language, this is the remainder
in interest.
It's well established legal principle that,
where there is no other title, any sort of d
lien gives possession and title. Therefore
the s1ares, holding tho only lien, have the
legal right TO the property.
! do not know that the Secretary, who has
been amusing himself By setting forth this
theory in conversation occasionally, regards I'd
but If it Isn't 1t ought to bel. AGATE.
, 1864-04-13
Gov. Bram1cttc,s visit to JvaA1,1aSton.

From the Frankfort Commonwealth, April ~
1t is generally known that Gov. Bramlette,
accompanied by two other gentlemen Of this
Stste, on the 32d OF March, left this
city for Washington, for the purpose Of visit
ing President Lincoln, and consulting with
him and the Secretary OF War, Mr. Stanton,
in reference to matters of vital interest aRd
importance to the people of Kentucky.
The parties returned to Kentucky on tho
evening of the 1st Of April, and It affords
US great pleasure to be able to inform our
readers that on Saturday evening last we heard
Gov. Bram1ettc state that he vas grati1ed at
the Tisit, and with It's results; that he had
been received with the greatest csrdia1ity by
President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton;
that he had frankly and fully presented to
the President the objccts-of bis Visit, and as
frankly explained Ills views and desires; that
he was listened to With marked attention un-
til he was through, and was then assured that
he had not asked for anything but what was
right and just, aud TINT, SO far IS It was prac-
ticable and coafornablc to the law, there
would be full compliance with his wishes.
Secretary Stanton expressed himself to the
same impose; and when the Governor left
Washington it was said that ordera had al
ready.b Issued to carry into effect the con-
clusions Of the President and Secretary. rs
agreed upon between tie parties.
, 1864-04-13


w.suTaroy ga11s 9Sa11sfnesasa 6;lT sesnirs ] s
.skAktD PROPOSALS SFe United " t4d under
elgnea !or suFp{ihs Ing y. 3. aafse1smas.esS r.
psfttnfnf. ~ Washington. =; c. BantMoFo. No,
Ale1anaEis And FSrt Aoafoe, ya or either Of those
piaf fes, Eit9 nay. Eosn Q1ss Aa9 S1AN.
oads I'll! Nc fsee1Ted !os .ne oeIffry a. 5Ha ausa.
els Of GoFu oF Oats and 80 tons OF Lay or Strnws OF
1pN 4ros. ..>
BidteER must state At Thch or the ahoFe named
posss they pgepa9e 10 make asyeF!Es and the rates
IT. wpicL they VII MAKE deugct!es sasreat shG qna
s!y Or tac1 H5kcle PROPOSE 70 20 tno kue
- -1eE sa!u aetrsE'es auA4 10 eor1ue0ceds ana "neo
In words On the bid.
Germ to he put up in good stout sacs OF about fWo
els each. The sacks to be 14sni:hed without eItra
chaEEe to the Government. The Hay and STRAW ~ be
securely baIea
OF Straw propoae 10 be- delivered mus: be stated il
the proptsaE. -
All the articles offered under the bids heran Invited.
will be subject TO rEtd 1nfpectton By the Govern
mt nt Inspector htlorI beirg accepted.
CcIt1acts viii be A1arued from ne to time to the
lowest responsible b1ner 1s the loserest OF tho Gov
eruncnt NAV reauife and nayneIt viii b. "a a1de when
veTr e T9oe @ f'r sha ha7e oen ID
hat< @ h r.on,cd N bts
, 1864-04-13

z~rdc, and all 1nust 20 wrll. No mischief will occur
20 t,e vital machinery w!,c The sons.I ne frGas ts
eyrtc, hrt stt Ses 1he .uxili~ry Q: IN
faithfully and regularly itut srnp s. any oat 9. 81
:l".e organs 1ack tc necessary viXor perform
.,7ntcd or uuearyibg experience Of more than If
in every variety aas c s1Atc : fi1I;e nad
HTTtKs- couEst oI ths :s1e .,stAhlc cosd.a. VII
coz PEI tlc their duty, 4H1 through every abrc OF
he ,ru,ae viii b fa It's rcnovating Regulating nu
enee. Whether You az ,prc.!tsaossA to Dysp:psls to
.! lnhi. ~stson to pia:Tloa 70 I,ysens: r; o, t.
will satisfy ilxt you tlaTe tic ono thln. nfe"iH!
II tdetpopde1t your tp., .,t4 will b. c!ctred. i! weak
,uu Mil he Fi.rsEttrncd. And the rclrf wii " Pc
aiuncif. There Will be letting down mo derte5.
tns, rr:c'ioE. II you r:lur lie and hest' nretert
s!cnid sl.inE Of Eoius 10 lie mines without it.
, 1864-04-13

GEALFD PROPOSALS WILL
oiuteu b9 he Epaed Of saperSsors OF saalle Can1-
=. ill.,, unui the 2th sy Of April inst+ for tho cree
tEop OF
Jail at Ottawa, H.,
tereca.1c To- the plsrs and eperiecaicd1 q ale 10
the ornts Clerks Office in 0taws, And II tn oWct
oI Geo. McfF. gor Ssate Pcat! en- lty Commissioner
~ IL l1ct. Ill.
The Pfah- and Eprchtattccs will he on exhibition
tftawa til the lllh ;n:.. 1t Joliet. from tho lIth
Till the 18th. and from tEc 18th III! the 9Th at tstawa
ELMER BALDWIN.
d. LLSINGEIs
". Il PRICE;
WILLIAM FLEMING,
J0HS ul3E.
Committee.
Ottawa. April ut. 1861. sr1lcso+ss
, 1864-04-13
u[l(cdgu Mrihnpe.


" Three years have hcd-brter space O: time and ye:
sines Sinners faithful sent,ne1s looked se,rard
The t e. IL! poured Ger land and ware nood of
The aay 'hat Joined an loyal heart, as brothers for
The dsxa Tit t.v our starry n,g, til. gu.rd,an OF
F7o.t proudly in the morning air o'er sunters soa
The dnvn q war that shall not end-so srear the
Till treason dIea, and Charleston falls, its cradle
aud its Grayst
Ill hail 10 the historic pile' All hail the hero
baud
That hurled tho iron missiles back that robeous
Crtil thy walls we're swept With fame. thy thun-
de1b shook the EeA-
Each echo eecmed the hcr.ld-note tl4at spoke the
Though traitors hold their rcvc1s now amid thy
Who're anderson and his brave men that morning
Their ;eisn i tfist fot On til, walls ''svamp an
And dry BY dsy, as treason falls, tie nations rights
Fort suntets name is saczcd Jet, dear to each loyal
For In tue nations trial hour 1t bears glorious
1he drs great ssetaee that fell b, treason blood,
hand
The 6rrt grand altarre that hlazed along our f.h.
Long may NC keep It's memory green, and on our
n}ta1e lay
Our hopes ons prayers, our loyal hessts, and c.le
Till peace returns, and war shall end, and treason
find g1are
And ali the world behold a. 11st our land without
slave!
~.
And still another day shall dawn, and Sumter yet
To guard lie land that smites it now, a. treason
s,e1n1y dies:
And o'cr its nowning batueacnts the dear old dag
shall uy,
Its stars shsil light our land by day, as Gods the
midnight SKY!
VIII ase On age Of peaceful thrift in future years
viii bring
Day ot glory, power and fam'no bard hath dared
And we shsll have In Gods good TINE by every scs
and shore.
One tiag ono fame, one destiny, one Us1oS ever
Chicsgo, April Il. 1851
, 1864-04-13

GEALED PROPOSALS., WILL
NJ be received at the once Of the MInnesaa Central
tnc 9Th day of May 1854 At q O'Clock aAoa, for th
Grading; Masonry a9a eridsitg Or The branch Inc ol
Ttts work comprises = large amount OF sana rock
excavation, and the asnnry and supefsxuctufs Of
brf,lee across the Mississippi River
Notice is hereby given tAat on Of abont the same
date, lie wofS :. rnEnnsttn@ .Lt sreitSe usa1onry
banlt 10 hc lovs State line, ts Eniles viii
BE- contracted for. ~
The work upon tho branch line Is Of svery heavy
character. md WORTHY the attention Of EespoRaihe
tontrActorp. -
Payments will be made monthly, In cash, and bids
received fnr the work ID aan or 1syge Quantities. the
company feserv1c the rieai to reject any o:1s not
satisfactory to price as to tbs responsibility oa
the parties making the saMe.s
Fer tnisrrnatIon With regard to said WORK, aopncs
ton nav be rnnce to the CsmpanJ'8 Chief Engineer
at Minneapolis, Ai9nes2ts-, -,,,,,,,, ~, -,,.
D. c. SHEPARD, Chief Enflneer. Ap3b979-td
, 1864-04-13

E The towns of st. Johns, Lebanon,
Ohio, .Grcenbush, Riley, Bath, Waterton, Vic
tor and Dnphlainr in Michigan, have ro elect
cd Republican tickets. In Berrien county
the Republicans had minority OF four In the
Board Of Supervisors, a gain. Branch coun-
tt elected Is Union Supervisors and two Dem
ocratB. 'a@
, 1864-04-13

- = : =
If the reader Of this notice" cannot get a box
Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store T. hls
Inc amount and will nlaiI boz ffee OF expense.
Msu5 dealers Will not keep my medicines hand be-
ptraons' make ss cent? 50 cents, and 81. pan bog
pot.
For Bale by LORD & smith, General Western
Agents. Is Lake street. Chicago and hy dealers ererJ
where, pt13-o9T53mt t2tcE.wkv
, 1864-04-13

1"yrnicr1y Assistant Surgeon to Dc Fuv0 HoFrital,
ftta MHric Lisbon. PORT nEal and surgeoa to Nosp!
Il. TO the treatment OF contagious blood diseases
'or noss than thirty ysas Ten years practice in Cai
:"pnnton III cnrtne scr.taa+ Er,sipeas heala,lsm
ard IL blood diseases, NerFou. Debility 6c without
.ac use OF mercury The va1one cpmpllcated and
1-:y'74:nE dlaruse nsicent to fenats. ircsted Win
~ south Clark Kircri. Posi- Office Iax =. fy In.
1oant ii crnte In rsstlGc HtaHps The Gnfnrt1hatea
Hict shall be forwarded 10 auy address ia the United
HtaiAs. Ht1.h = liz
, 1864-04-13

;:,n:.ainF neariy %: psEta and 1se Tn Plates ana
flE5HElES OF the AL4ol1y Of tie Sexual UrE ans ID
,x-,te Il Heath and disease. with TEtn:se On
se!rAbnse, its DenlorRhle Coase9nerces npon The
--hr only rational and succca>ful mod Of cnre q
shoWp b. the report Of cAsts treated. 4 truthful
,a.rT,aee. E..a entertain don.A Of tstir Raysaeaa
receipt OF 3s ccnts, et1nala ey
sdarr.s1ng Ut. La chofx, se.s1 Maiden aa151s. Al"
, 1864-04-13
The MARYLAND Election

The Baltimore -4mericaa of.the 10th says:
The retu tbs from the State, so far as re-
cciyed, now indicate that the majority In ia
vor Of the Convention will be between L, ,00o
and 1900. Every delegate elected On the
Union ficket-with the exception, 1t Is said,
Of Baltimore county. where the delegates are
unlledged--is an Unconditional 7Emancipa,
Slate. Should all the dele gates elected on
the ticket opf fosed to the Convention take
the oath necessary to qualify them for q seat
in the ConventIon-which "c think will not
be the case--the complexion Of the house on
State Compensation would be-providic@
that Baltimore county voted as a unit with
the Union members 81 against, and IS for,
, 1864-04-13

Pu1AsK1, Tenn. December 2t, 1851.
pTof, HOLLOWAY: g. --''
Dear Eir-Pteaee ind enclosed one dollar and Sc, d
me the amount in gpue fa.nou. Pills es am troubled
with lyspcpe!a, mad seek cure.
You're, &c,
., THOMAS F. TURNER,
Co. l. Cd Iowa Infantry.
, 1864-04-13

With the New OsEceo Liue Of thirtyn Canal Boats
rnnntr daily between New York and osWego:
This Line Affords to shippers 70 ald from Boston.
iater1cF New England aud sew York. the advantage
Of tyfnsh1pment, nnd for safe transportation Of
freight and paiscpgersi 1t is unrisalled.
, 1864-04-13

MoCEIs ISLAND, s. C., Janua.Y II. 1861.
Prot. HOLLOWAY:
Please End enclosed tho sum Of ono dosla. Tor Pills
have Darrhora+ ana can't get 1t stopped, waat
try your PILLS. Yours, &C..
WILLIAM CHEIsTT,
Co. ., 1o4 Rcet Penn vors., -
Morris Island, s. c.
, 1864-04-13

Eft S4sHkUF1H @AHtH k.-EKt' %1Kf&kA + <8t
Nln:er e:!li fingers in t%c !:r Of tps!n: aud csd
1ot'hwesi wlpd Is atill with us. Yesterday VIC Lad
ct.d btai rain and Elud, 70 day We elal hare
<n. 1lteu sudden changes nay aad basoc with tao,e
ht se having WcAl lants For Al ul-eas+s this
.urr MLnAHk Pon7kEs CUEATIv4 C9THu BALM
q, snd 70 cents. FULLeK F .St:1I& FCL CLLEls and
SMITH UWYEi, KhoiusAe Agents ioI thr Western
1Sfet1H
, 1864-04-13

W 4 census Of Danyille, Ill, has just
been completed and shows tbs total popula-
tion to be 5osa: In 1850. the population WAS
2ooo: ,
, 1864-04-13
CONTRACTING FREIGHT AGENT&7.

F7HE NORTHERN TRANSPOR-
l. TATIoN Company tf Ohio Will. the ensuing Sea.
cafs Screw steamers, trlweestJ between Chicago anil
t9oK e. ZEE s5 aseE So1aossa De-
, 1864-04-13
Nr{u 33ubl1catlD11s.

EVERYBODY WHO WANTS
~ TO ENOW
INV 4 Rattle IL Fought and Why tho Bst.Ie5pt this
VAR S.c Fought, should reau
MY DAYS AND NIGHTS
, 1864-04-13

= Positive Cure for Drunken.

!,I:. zANE*S hETTDC1E FOR STRONG pr.INK
l.yc fyr Intoxicating drinks Il directly oxlng 70
sc e"+c Of taal. supcTutuc-d ~ taued excess
IL TIE 9.e o. trltteoas '.q9ors - coz.
upon Artifct1: CAUSES There succ removed. the
victim Of !uebt t. vii! lose a tDclnatlon or deslrt
1r-ZtNEs ANTIDOTE. by IS sccclnc action. re.
-tort the appetite to its eIoi norma! CON
cras-t, md what before had been m 'rEe*st:oe #
Tic remedy Is perfectly harmless Il difecttons
nrc followed l. exercises m ai'nnst mse,e-i e4ecs ~
causing dtepseatcd AVERSION fur all alcoholic DRINKS,
en'ncIcAses the appetite ior ,o1d FFcc u DOE OF
-is ter Is, j.
<hlc+eo AptI+ctaLlM II F&AM
, 1864-04-13
DEPOT QUARTERAIASTER'S

nEPOT QUARTERAlASTER'S
IL DFFICK. CA1cAGo. ILL.,, April 7sh. 1851.
unsit nrday. tue 18th Inst for sqpplytnz ;aEe to
nent Corral, 10 Officers enttlc1 to fsraEo 1t Cal
and vicinity, for the period Of s1 Hoaths from
and after the INIT daJ Of Iay nezs
1oytA be 0f the bolt qualify rf Timothy, VOL cEret
aud In all cases 4eItyerea in pAle2.
Corn In the to ha az the best quality. sound and
clean.
Oats to bs Mol, delivered In sacks-sacks viii be
returned.
Every article delivered Will be subject to Inspection.
Each bid must be accompanied hy tho rtttcu xuaF.
hntte OF tE1 known and responsible Deraohs, ohAS1.
ting themselves enter ipto boads With the Prop05af
pro osIdrd the contract Is AWARDED to tilu-
Biddurs nsust he present AID Msntfy their atcept
hiGR Will be rejected.
TIVE q sore bids nom the 5ame parties H1u Insure
the rejection Of ALL. such bids -.
PaJE}enfA vii be made monthly upan presentation
Of Inspectors certificate, by tho receipt
Of the officer recel11nE tho fsrsge of atraw..
All Informal bids III be- rejected. >
tPEopo,.ls { & enclosed scaled e9se1ope and
nIde must be specific. and the article proposed for
endorsed outside Of envelope. No average of aias
Folu Of bid eau be obtained o9 a77l!saIne 70 thA
apsc12s Ct Captain aud Depot Qaarterma a,tcr
, 1864-04-13

proE. HOLLOWAY:
nras sir-Enctosed you vii! hud 50 cents, for which
wish ron to send me some OF your valuable Pills;
send them hy msI. ! enclose 10 cents fer Postage
Address,, :. ISRAEL G. HAIL.,
Co. u, I'LL N. H. Vols,
Port Ro3al, SC.
, 1864-04-13

fz- The receipts Of the New York''sani-
tar7 Fair on Fridnylast were sis, $500 MAX
.,uF grand total Of $5oS, 1919. :. ':'
, 1864-04-13
SO Maiden Lane, N. r.

QrAKrkExAsrxR'a DAfAR7xx1T,}
g S51h Illinois Volunteers, :
Folly IsLAKp, s. c., Nor cnber &c, 1861
Prof. HOLLOWAY. 81 Maiden Lane, y. T.:
siEnclosed please nnd two dos1Ars, 70. which send
me ore dollars worth csch OF Jour celebrated Pills
and Ointment. BY return mail. Please attend this
at once, lor much In need Of the above ftmadtes-
Address Lieut. a. n. .FALtOW9SQ. M~
-. S1th illinois Vols.