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, 1864-01-29


lished By the last Congress in this District is
doing wonders In this city. Northern ideas
Of civilization ere rapidly crowding out the
semi-ba1 barism engendered by slavery. For
mer]y amau could shoot another in this Dis
t1ict with impunity, especially there was
awomnn connected In any manner with the
case. Some time ago 8 young man by the
name Of Dixon, moving in good circles, shot
Tor asserting that Di1ou's sister had been
guilty Of petty theft. The bullet passed
through the leg of IN innocent -bystnnder,
and McGill escaped.. McGNl prosecuted, and
the case was tried and the verdict rem
dcrtd day or two since. In the good old days
OF slavery md southern rnle Dixon would in
etantly hare been acquitted, becfuse Of his SIS
tcEs connection With the case. Judge Olin for
1ner]y member Of Congress from Troy, New
the offender to SIX months Imprisonment in
the county jail, and to pay fine Of $500 also.
The remalks OF Judge 0lin to the prisoner
were eloquent and pnngent, containing truths
not often uttered in Washington. A para
g1aph or two produced marked sensation In
couIt. These are tho words: ;"
'TGis act was committed under circumstances
ey!rting great .1tutality aud disregard Of human
li1e. Let ne fay 10 you that whatever othcra
may adEisc yon, or Wf5tcrcr notions ron Tonr.c:f
iEdg:ce in With reference to transactions ofthis
lird. ,he1c Is nothing courageous IN them there
r. rcihll Ean1y about thou; but. on the othar
hard. esery {catre Of suca actton Ia stamped with
titd ot mcan cowarlIce that trne manhood re-
Newt ycnr slster has reilly been t.aaucea aaa
elendcred Ly Mr. McGi he Is a1aen able 10 tha Sc
yt1ctt penflltee Of tho law: and TON asssu1uny Or
thoohng hip; IN m ruhc hoase:Tll netths. v5di @
eaciton IN the hliehtest deg1ec.", ..~|.,:r.
, 1864-01-29

solemn baptiens the nation may have to pass
none Of us can tell. We will Strive to per
form our duty, do you see to 1t that yours Is
net left ubdone,- The beginning of the end
dawus, but only tie beginning. Not alone
have we 10 complete the work Of redceming
our country from the robbers grasp, and Of
eufrnnchieing dcspof!ed znce; but also we
selves from rrejudices blacker than negro's
skin, and rank with tie odor of Lell. Wo
haye still our Naza.cnc and our B,rrabbas; !;
wo hare aleo TINT which, as n nation, the
Jews hare not-a theatre Of ac:ion- Let Us
Sec to it. Ex-0RDEnLy BSriI III. Vo.s.
, 1864-01-29
EROfI MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
A C1:aec after Rnd1y-A Eiendtsh Out
rAGc---Ssfntcr 4p0rtA--T:se Railroad
Lines.--TTcuthera at MAJ hvEle aad 2u-
latkf.

] "A CEaec after Rnd1y-A Eiendteh Out
lii es--:N eaIheF sf Na.hvile aad "a.
| latkf.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago 7r1ourr.1
LETT Txo 10th Army Corps.
| PULAsEI, Tenn, jan. 10, 1874.
| Havipg been abecnt from Pulaski for some
| time Eagc allowed myself to delay my usu-
! al correspondence considerably. However it
| will bo little loss to you, as the WAT ncws
! is rather slim. Col Phillips, with his Gil
| cfent 9th Ill. Mounted Infantry, arc after
| Kcddy, and an engagement is soon expected
between them near Athens. Gen Roady Is
about the only man who prctends to any,
thing like m organized force iu this vicinity.
and he like old Gen. Price is becoming tired
Of being chased from place to place like
wild animal. Gueri!las are becoming scarce,
and the regular system Of highway robbins
which las for the lest year and half been
carried SO extensively is now about dono
away With BY the efficiency Of our mounted
infantry, which has proved itself tho most
tflcient arm ofmilitary service. About tho
last outrpgc committed in this nelgabor-
hood, occurred some days ago, and as near
as can afceriain is as foliows:> =
r. On Friday night, tTo citizens By the name
ard robbed. They took s135 from one md
s77J from the other. The same guilty wretch-
cs raccd young lady tbs same night, tho
name of whom VIC hare not learned. An eE-
fort Is beirg made to ferret out the Villains
IL tcrght, death will bo their certain doom.
Sufficient clue has been given Of the persons
committing the outrage to know that they
arc natives Of the soil. >.
+. The name Of war is becoming obsolete in
this part Of tho country, and were 1t not for
the enthusiasm excited by veterans TIC should
a1most be led to forget that we arc carrying
On the business Of arms.
Tie last four weeks hare been the most re
m0gkablc known in thls country for many
years, and the soil Of the Sunny South has
been frozen solid as the icebcrgs Of New Zca-
land. Skating and alefghriding have been our
W1ntcr sports, and the citizens look upon their
fair land Of tic South Us wholly lost to them
and given over to the vile Yankees. to the
lcsence Of whom We may attribute the un-
common cold weather which has 'congcaled
the fiery Southern blood. -:
TIC railrond between Nashville and Stc-
Tenson ls being pushed through as fast as
the bridge across Duck River ut Columbus ia
complete Cd, we shall have trains running from
Nashville to Athens, Ala.
ALI travel between this place and Nashville
is now done over the turnpike road, extend
ing from Nashville to Huntsville; It. Is In
goad state Of repair. and lired with teana:
vending their way toward Nashville, where
IeGapmarket awaits them. The countryi8
1u1l Of spectators, mostly Jews, why buy
up ever, thing the country affords. 80
Nashville Is probably just now the ligeliest
irE in from all directions en- routo for home
10 spend their s'yetcran iurlough," and eye-
y J.ling that can be converted Into barracks
IS used for that PURPOSE Tho hotels are
, 1864-01-29
Diabetes, and Diseases OF
the Kidneys ard Bladder.
Constitution Water

Hiss heen pronounced BY tha Medical Fscuity. aa&
permanent crre Of ali dEsc.ses Of the Stomach Liver
Kidneys. Baddct and Womb, that hAa avaf becu
offered.
Il Is not Medical water. II is from e1perieaca
thxt Constitution Water has enlAnated. and W1 now
cay let no u1an doubt when single bottle haa bean
known to diseases Ehch the beat medical talent
IN this country has f;.led to relieve.
Water cannot be claesea Under auack" prepafnilone
1t u tsed By the aciennc
this city. only second class phyalclana that cry
down popular remedies, Whi1H she better skilled rap
usa Of every means to accomplish cure; and tas
success OF scian his knowledge II
while others fall In the attempt. Science II satisfied
with tho truth.
GIVE Constitution Water fair triaf-we mean yoa
who under aorne tpccia}fstss care from yeAF to
year, and VIC particularly auac to indies who ntp
constantly FcsortlnS to local tEeatnonr and all sos
of1oca1 applications for isease With nnch eh.nce
ofsuccees as there would be forl local applcators
Ne haYe always been careful to language in our
circular that could not shock tho most decato ogzn
Zatton hut Ee frcetve 80 many communications hum
persons for which Constitution Water Is adapted auk
OF whose disease 10 mention hls been made, that
have come to the coAcnSfon that II the remedy Is
pablo OF producing cure, no matter what the dse.%a
may be, It should be msde k1oEu- Tho medicine IL
put up for The public, and hrru should ba no axccp
We would say, Constntion Wata7 Is not like K.,ts-
ol pill, made to suit the eye and taste: tt IS uiu-
the people ioF their relief aati Il taken accarIns to
Tic air9Sons + VII n e.eEJ Gssa produce radical
diet. etc. relate ouT to the disease under which theY
occuf.
, 1864-01-29
Qbtca9o Urtlo,lue.
RIDAT, JANUARY 20, 1864.


BT TIMOTHY SWAN.
1e ken. dear btlrn, that we maun part;
When death, cauld death, ehall hid us start;
But when he'll send his dreedfo' dart
We cannA Say.
Sd veil bo ready Tor his cart
Maist oD1e dsy.
Wen keep n right an gude win, 81.
Our Wark will then be free fra sin:
Upright we'll step thro' theck md thin4
STRAIGHT on our way; ;
Deal jast wi a, the Prize we'll win
Maist onie day.
Ye ken there's Ane wha's Just and wise,
Has eh.d tat a. His ba!rns shaIl rfae
An Eoar aboon the Lofty skies,
being well prepared wen gain the prize
When Tic who made a. things Just right,
Shall ca.' Ut hence 10 uatus OF light
Bc 1t morn. OF noon, or eel OF night,
VI will obey.
Malss onio day.
Our lamps wen Gil br3mfut o. oil,
Tlat's Lude and pure-that wulna spoil;
Wen Keep Them hufn1ns g the while,
To light onr way.
Our wn1k oeins done we'll qulI The sou
Mnist unie DAY.
, 1864-01-29

The following Is the text Of proclamation
by Garibaldt, which has juEt been published
il the Stampa newspaper:
Before the bypocrltical intrigues Of diplo-
macy, which now denying and now caressfng
the most sacred cause and the most solemn
rights, makes mask Of them to corer the
shame of it's ab;cct scltlshncss, what remains
there tor Italians to do? :.
Betrayed in their aspiEations,- and their
generous Initiative mfsrcprcsentcd, the treas
nry oyer1aden with debts, dishonest or inca
Fable men in power, q war1ike enemy fort1-
WarGke, but no less infquitous. who seek to
force US to ally ourself with their frauds or
become Slaves TO their Influence, what re-
mains there for Italians to dos
Let Them unite;' but no longer IN support
Of men whose antecedents of tortuous policy
promise naught save hatred, discord, renewal
Of party violence, and fatal disenchantment-
Let them unite; but not In the spirit which
by incapacIty and malignity has spent the
vital forces Of the nation IN fratricidal con-
aict
Let them unite; but In the name Of him
in whose loyalty alone we confide with 1lia1
truth In supreme crisls-in Victor Emman-
ucl II.
He alone never failed In his given word
The insidious arts Of diplomacy will shfvcr,
IS they have ever done a41inst his truth and
honesty. The country may confde In him In
the approaching struggle, hecause he who
Italy, and who risked his crown in the un-
cqua1 struggle on the field q ,battle, viii
never descend to compromise, but will con-
duct Us gloriously to Rome and Venice.
Let us, then, unite in the name and with
the honesty OF Victor Emmanuel Let him be
promptly invested with the Dictature Of the
entire Kingdom. Let the Parliament be clos
ed. Let the lists for the conscriptfon open
before the arrival Of spring for the speedy
| formation Of columns Of volunteers, who will
| form the vanguard Of the regular army. Let
equadrons Of National Guards be formed as
| reserve, and let Us march without loss OF
! time on he Mincio.
:. Iii the pamc Of italy and Victor Emmanuel
Dictator all parties will unite; the brigand,
asewin cease which infests the Unrest jewel
| Of the italian crown; the ramparts Of Aus,
tsia will yield; the people Of Venice and
| lllyria will i1;5e n resurrection; Italy will
regain her own intinencc, aid, mistress o'
| her own destinies, will be in opposition to
seize her capital
| GIUSEPPE GAR1BALDI.
, 1864-01-29

fEoN NXv~ J. EEEToN HRnTN. b. D.. IpITon OF IIX
EKEFClQFEEIA OF NE11QI0CE GEoWED4E.
Although not disposed 70 favor or recommend pat
medicines in general through dletzus Of ther In
sons xhy .n may not testify e The bsncnts he b.
paIntlon, in The hope that he may thus cont1bnte 70
The bencft Of others.
do thts more readily In regard to Hoodaudts Geq-
mau BittetB prepared by Dr.. C. NJ. Jackson, Of this
city, because was prcludced Agau5t them for nsny
ve1rn under the impression that they chiefly m
sjco6oIc mixture nm indebted to my friend Hohs,
Ehoc1ker, Esq for the removal Of shls prejudice By
frer1pC from great and long continued debility. Tbs
rse of three bottles Of these Btttc1z ot the beginning
rrrforsuop to = degree uf bodily and mental vtgor
which hst not fel for az nonshe before. md haa a
and M G3end for directing nc to The nse Of them
NAe ~ ]. NEWTON RK0WN.
PHILADELPHIA, June =. 1ekA
, 1864-01-29

TmKF CVA NTXR4AYTHRb UYyiEX.{
WAsUEoI0x hEPoT, Eccemo oex 3, 1858,
eteIec ipr euarlyiug the u s Qna1ternastera Do
U4r;IneEt, 1t NashinEto1 q. C., Baltimore. Nd
AleyxnEr}a and FotT Xonroe Va. Or either oi the9t
placts, ah6 Hay. Com. Oata snd strAv ,oo
nfrnyn ~ at M ID tons of esy ssaw or upWataa
BID ~ must 1tate at when Of TEE shove natre5
ssVhiee Il ~ Vii maae nsu5e7aes ,nEreas, he qun1
IL Of each afttcla proposed 70 be delyereu tie at
t.rt enmr1ee 4 eti' s3''' W W. 1-1
TIE pTet must be written out n words Or the etdt
bust EACH Ost II SICK OF :es bashe
to Tie fiaveTmsnt Tie Ehy anu straw to be .sS1rey
1sieo
TIE oar f~ular kind or scrpton OF osts corn, hay
or tfrav rfopo,ei to be delivered must be staset
S1f ii. artces offered under the ts1s her-lu Invited
I'll; ts su je1t t., Ill ins.e.tlou by ths Govern.
men. Inspector before reDs aceeptel
,oS ttt rss nnsioie pd er as te Interest Of The Cor
, 1864-01-29

Mr. Assistant Secretary Fox, Of the Navy
Department, writes that Rutherford, the pre-
tended agent Of the Navy Department, is ell
tbcr myth or IN imposter. In reply to Mr.
OlyphRnt, My. Fox writes:
NAyr DEPARTMENT, Jan. q, 1861
To R. h. O1YruAHT. Esq:
DEAR E1R: In last evenings NeW York Fosf
notice cur correspondence published. I have not
set received your letter N L. III, but have no
doubt Of its correctness IS therein printed, not"
7i,hetandtng eolna person by the name Of R9ther~
fotd.-unkuoWn to me-seems TO Dc amusing Thin
self by institutiug public co1cspoudence. know
Eoth1ng OF the epced Of the Kln-hi hiang but as she
is emaller ycsscl than the Eutaw. with larger
engine, mud built expressly for Ch1nese waters.
where the highest speed is required, the race can
not bnt be Interesting to those who consider that
great epeed is the only requisite for man Of var.
regret that the Navy Department has no author.
dty to par any expenses incurred BY your vessel in
tic Contemplated race. This, kowerer, cannot
rrtyept friendly competition. Tbs amount nee
BE- yefy email, eDd easily be r1iscd by subscEp-
Ion Provided IS 90 will cover 1t, will guaran-
enrresf That both boats be sent to Hampton
Hoat!s and that the race be thence to New York.
naUc this. because several OF the Naval Commit
Tee Of tic Ucuee desire to witness IT, Twill be al
yo1r cf.ce, No. Is South street during Monday, to
'se Very Respectfully, !, raw
, 1864-01-29

The New Jereey Agricultural socletyhas
awarded premium to Samuel RyeBon for =
crop Of timothy hay, amounting to nine tons
acres and EI-l0Qtls Of an acre. u ; :.~,:,
, 1864-01-29

0FFlCE DEPOT CONlMlSSARY

IOoF SUBSISTENCE N 49,,
ee.,.a p.spcs.1s, ID dugie.ts. ~ tn;itea my! NJ
apf e I'd GH;R aSRs u 6 g.
eI@eE asic tlsasniered within zhc ans,snt 'iinlt.
e re District OF Columbia, three montas OF mort
ss'ieies to c C coi<etsd 81 tae eeatzss
nns feHcssd nom various pFses q Eheo =:
| y 81 ,he e;,;esr fass T. sa,rSe;
3 aaa as of e Ad an
s5nsl4 ;an ntf5c e H. es'1,. = e made s.eoy
s1;tdo: I'll :in iaaseace AND Care ootaln he
Fa5ntnE vii be required eres, ten ~, IN Govern.
III tjds viii state sae amount per aalus,, fur ,ss
lo.nc Enssaates ssttiaeass. sa.vits >: each "a "
s6ta:s. 81 appcasiSa q ts ndesssnsa' osp' can b
PROPOSALS.:
i, et the Stat Of - - County OF -
1: 81 of o. "e.e
itstmsnt htrtwfth appended: -
GUARANTEE.
We, the pndersicrtd. rea1den.s Of -, IN tbe
f. q ss$
s.; ns s u ca: 81 s sss
Sess9s ~ security e. r. Bsa IN tae saP W Gf
eoni!scs eepo1y .is Ia H., q is Pc.
pof;i and shat il ssse ths s,ia m ~ ea'
$sis$ @:ss i: &ss
sa rs aaa
Gsrrn uEdcr our hands and ssa1s, tais - day Of
W!!1:::: {s.a,,
The r 10 hshf1fty 3. tae eaptn-s must 6e snoza
At,e1sty 3 Jsss 1hIs essea:s 's' sauis i,1 s. u
hsssny essti5 thas, from evidence entirely sstls
, 1864-01-29
Gpcrial Notices.
The Good Samaritan.

Ev<AA4AAAx
GuiE Of tic moi los4d @ 11 ;a
c S u xs
$500 $aSe ny mail you rean,e sktlllal "a Ind u
G os 9e
ost9p t as opss H. chcuEG Ada'e.s PR PEAbopY
Lear pse.se: xhea ndsnse! lie 81 eonssma toa:
!SS3$ WA sps$ s SS;d
Bulls Ccdron Bitter%.
Let those who have doubted tir v1snrs o' bulls .ts
LEUltOE BIZ TERS, II any fueh ahefc nc. .oso sao -.
following certificate from get '1ctnen vel ao"u IL
This conmu1 ity, and dour no more.
leGcneral Introduction tDfn the arn3 WALL Dave .Ae
Avos Of thousands Of opr so1d'e1f-
Lorrsr,LLz. KT.. June Sd. 1Bss.
VIC, the undersigned. have seen me gooa eneess
Produced hy the use ot Dr. Jon BULLS CEuko6
BITTERs in cafcx Of general debility End prost1A-
x1oa Of the syxten HnG believe Its general use would
prevent dssease ard relieve much suffering. Among
cur su,uicrs particularly would tlls be rho este.
Especially thoRe who arc exposed to IniAsuaade In
Gueuccs In the Southern clin.tc.
MAI. rHIl.!l' SPEED. Collector Int Rev. Sd Dis
C1.As. t. ts,fToS: Collector of the Port of Louis
COZ. f1''1 IT, DiN s Provost Marsha, General Of Ran
11v. j.. 7. .'HlEpERsos, Cor. Secretary ofs.n,tars
Fe t EfifteF MsoitssIs sosss 81 Sasu,
Ays isSii SN S's soes.is 5s.s ST. p..s
1,n1 N;'n nm, 4Gss7,ils
julius MIN Ei:, Clothing Merchant. cor. Third
i{SSe sss:ss; ne, Anderson
Sonsn j. Fl m IT, lassiSkS sa1nsi Sazats
Il, sCoVIL' e Haod.leS street.
, 1864-01-29
Nem Qualifications.
DASSlNIS S. ART OF SINGING,
- An Analytical. Physiological and Practical sys-


Fr CARLO BAss.r1. Edited By Z. Syozes WILLIS,
THIS ose ., the Srsnes: c7S e!!Snss q ~,
constructed Oh r1gidy sctcotac bass. considering
TIC NJ ehsn,sm q The Toeal o1snns a;nsfenl q1aa.
cees OF cnIiure etc With series Of exercises from
tic simplest method Of uniting u: eaes ana u mum
registers the most difficult trls, and Is, uo3ue!"
tiohabl5. the tes!rab!e srsten e1taas 1or bath
teachers and pupfa.
Far Soprano Voice. Complete
=" A0I1dEed,. Eed,....................t-5
For Tenor Voice. "
Mailed, postpaid rrce!rt Of the price. Published
n OLiyEH DITSON d CD, Boston.
JAZZ uisr46tr-AGw
, 1864-01-29
educational,


nRCHlTECTURE-.F R F. lie
II Mou1mer, Architect iron, Paris has Just arrived
Il Chicago after residing in Hew York city for twetve
houpr him with their confidence IN Architectural mat
ters los Randolph street. Hefefences-OEdon, Fleet
wood CO, ]. Y.ecsMmon, II: au1nee, h #. 0sboEr
RTettasat L G. Il. B. Co.: aeo. Hsa1y. da$tS6sV1dp
, 1864-01-29

Hewnrc Of False PROPHETS
Who Promise to restore gay hair 10 lis patur color
sead, 'CR1aIAnOIkoS IS TnE ONLY DYE that Il
oe1 Getty clcan rcr1eGts puT: perfectly SURE Pr.
2Srt;say Ro,.oi,ess gsneei!y ,at1ses nssars I'D I'D
Manufucturtd bv j. t.i,tSTADOEu. Actor tousa.
INV York Sold Everywhere, and applied hy III y air
Drchscss- Price Il, ti.so md IS rc hog accord!nx
50 SIZE. 1x1EE1s31Mls
, 1864-01-29

Formerly Of ,Jsmra' Hospital, Custom House
ttrect. Ecw Orleans established in 1S5q. nos Of Is
treatr ent Of OH trNox1c. MEEcuRA1l, nIoop
Cures theln without rc4ort}ng 10 Mercury. lodIde
Potessi'. Arsenic Or sarsaparisa. Dr. James USES
NLTTEALtxER. wulCU Is FDaIIIEK CERE IN Gil
blood tireaFea. Organic Weakness. brought on ~
e1cSss. over taxation OF business or enIatcd hered
debility. etc. cured hx IN innalfthc method and the
only cure for this Misunderstanding bo&h time and e1-
t>eiSc. : -.
Old pAcasea Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS.
where the blood hae hecoMe poisoned. producing
blotchca the face small NAtery bhsteYs, pstns ~
Vie head md bones, liberated throat n,se. limbs aud
EpfCfhGs.
Dr. Jaca Is recommended by the prc4e generally Of
:Sal colleEcs ee Tose atnie!ea saou,d annly fnno-
Remember Ibr. Iancs' OE1cc and lnrlora are at 6t
Randolph. between StatC aud Dearborn streets.
Office ol,cr ftDru A. NJ untn r. II. Consultations
..v1oIAble. 1a14-uGl-+x
, 1864-01-29

MISCELLANEOUS BANKS.
50 ehares tlzens' Bank Stock, Waterbury. $51s0 %
snTi1gss" osaaa ...s.........t. o 5000 %
70 ehares Fae1e Bank Stock, Providence.. 1900 %
9 khares IEyere Bank Stock, Hoston. S0uD %
in FhnYcs Ea{etr md Bank, Boston 80, 1000 %
s fhafes BIZ of Siate or Missouri s. Lous 1900 %
j60 tbnres Nerchnlts' Bank Stock St. IouS, $50 0D
10 shares Nechsuicb' Bank Stock, 81 Louis. 16o %
." stocE. Philadelphia, 1850 10
, 1864-01-29
CONSTITUTION WAITER
L without doubt the only known remedy tor D1AHrra
and We hare as much confidence that It. SPECIFIC -
we have that opium viii produce sleep, and tFu.hfai.y
used.
Stone in the Bladder, Calculas,
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit, i
and Mucous or MILKY
Discharges after
Urlnating.
Disease occurring rom one and the SANE causc VIII
be entirely cured BY the Consultation Wster tsxen
for my length Of time. y
In DIN7enor1hoa, Or Paintnl Nenst7n,t1on,
and Menorrhagia, Or Profase Flowing. :.
CONST1TUTIO WAITER

Both diseases arising nona faulty secretion of the
menstrual fntd-ln the one case being too ule, and
accompanied by severe pain and the other pro-
fuse secretion which VIII be speedily cured b. tas
Constitution Water.
That disease Known as FALLING OF THE WOMB
which ID the result Of relaxation OF the gaents of
dragging palns In tho back and sades md at times
compan}td BY sharp fanciuatfnx Or shooting p in4
medicine.
There ls mother class OF symptoms arising norn
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians CALI
Nervousness. which word coyefs up nnsh ignoEanGes
know whether the symptoms arc the disease. or tho
lisease tho symptons- We ran only enu5netate them
here Ispeak particularly Of Cold Feet PRfpit-
ton Of thc Heart, inquired Aemory, WakefaIness,
Flashes OF Heat LanGuor, Lassitude, and Dfmaess Of
Vision.
, 1864-01-29


Corndent1: Ihr.tclnn. {formcr}y Of st. Lou1A No.
can bs cosu,ssd u r. oislcG II S2uth ClaEk sLEeSi
3ot Office on FL Chronic Dis.asca. and ulse:sea ,oi
private and delicate nature III both scxus. Which be
tEsats wlt4 tnp1ratlcleo succc 8. Noons seRarate.
where Rdtte End Gentlemen ran cnne1t the Doctor
~itt the s:rictest privacy. oMco hours from Q II.
u 4 NJ; EunCsys 10 to 12 4. n. Cnnlnuaications
coDttde ntal ConsultAtlonB ftcc. Address =. Box
15 Enclose Two stamps and gel his Guide to Health
From she I'octors long experience IN Hospital an1
rrisac IEnet:ce hr Is nols 70 ptsort and all guar
ss'c, perfect ccree 1or all Chronic ae in their
most ftscrc and cenpl!cssed sisses Ii very short
1lne, wthaHt 1lIc s;sc OF mercury.
Ye'pg 1nen suffering irom sr!f-ahuec are Invited 10
call. perfect cEre warranted. Fcu1lc trscEulat1-
aiteuGlIt Puberty. MenstrQAton. OF pcrao1s
having. any d structionE carriage, should call at
oct and be cured. Best Of city refe!t;ses as to
asliIty R1i1 success. laSt1533F
Human FrHitty, or EE1ysioloGI-
cal IecscarCalcs,
Should he r.ed bY cvtsybody. Il trea.h Or and
taoVr Tic ri results arising from early abnse
I'D nnl,nny sontn!m:nnaon m may Gs @1tn
Eerienre II entr1ipE the rAEitae state sold hy DE-
~ L.. BARROW, 19t T!reckcT street. New Tore.
Rriee 25 cents: Mailed 1rec ev+rrwhere.
To he had also Of 4. ECOVIi. 10 Hsndo1ph etreet,
Chicago N. dee'-te1i'.1a
, 1864-01-29
DHAB ETES

4 disease ofthe Stomach aud Liyer. acting through
dieease. except Consumption. that affects tho human
constitution hare no SPACE for discussing cauacs
ve1nioa ofthe starcby principle Tor vegetable portion
OF the food. into sugar. which stimulates tho kidneys
suffer rom this dtsease who ignorant 81 t. that
f. they PISS large quantities during tho dsy, and
dalng the night 20 notice i taken Of + nuti theiF
often when It ie far advanced to b. beyond he
ccntrol q ordinaFy remedies. Another symptom Il
ushed, Is inolrrable-tno patient rinks co5atant:y,
without being eatld1ed; also dryness of The moush
vunced cases, and finally loss Or appetite cmaciaoa
and tie patient gradually aiuks hom exhaustion.
, 1864-01-29

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