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CAPIt Al, $40, 600.
DROPE lTl insured against Lvss
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J. hASIox Dsxsz<a. treasurer.
CAskExs +, Sc4kLsTT. Secretary.
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1ns Al Sufhcient Three.
I aE GREAT AMERICAN REmEDlEs
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tNUant PREPARATIONS, vfs 4
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sE- COl. IL. ID. wAsssURs. Union cauoi-
date for Congress 10 the 7lh Disrict. ~ill
address the people ss follows:
f.re Hsuts vigo coan.s Nooda, nigbt.
September IA.
sandford. vtgc county. Tuesday. ssp,em.
Der IL.
Middleto~n. vigo county. Wednesday.
September Ia
Gosoort. Owen county. Thur-iar. Septsm-
Ter Is.
Spencer. 0wer county. FridA, ssp,em-
Der 10.
Pauicksburg. Owen county. saturday. Sep.
tember H.
WoFthneton. ,ss-eBs county. Monday.
September l9.
Bloomfield, Gresae county. rus-dsy. sep
tember %
Linton. Greene county. "Wednesday. Sep
tember 81
Bowling Green. Clay county. Saturday.
September "a
Newourg. Ciay county. Monday. sep,em-
Der 26
Cenue,ills. Clay county. Tuesday. Sep-
tember %.
Carlisle. Sullivan county, Wednesday, Sep
tember o
Lebanon. Sullivan county. THURSDAY. sep
tember ~.
Fairbanks. sullisAn county. Friday. sep
tember 80.
Lockport. Nigo county. Saturday. octo-
Der
6reeOcastie. Pasnani county. Monday, oo.
tober =.
cIoverlsOd. putnam county, Tuesday. oc-
tober 4
Bainebridgs. Putnam county. Wednesday.
0ctober 3
Portland Mills. Parke county. Thursday
October 6.
The speaking vill comneGce a the above
places st ,he hour Of one o'clock p m
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for Rstss Vice. Eaaehes, autss
ued 8uge. uofhe IN furs NJ oes.
ems. &c.. insects oa Plants Fowls
sntmais. &c.
rzi - II - 80 sp1 o. - Bszes. H1ssirs, sne
rssfs - ~ IS sires So Hsssls. fskiie lnssits-
uoa<- ne
Gay tnfsIHble rene1ies Fn0-n~
~prrs fraEn PoisoE."
~<ss danzersas - tAs H1nsn Fsn4i y -
kkl< ozt e tAs1r bctas a. 4ie."
0rss4 NJ tsssis n 81 t<rsr otes
oT8sif - al przxrsEs 80 A<<<ils. ~s<ry-
s1<rs.
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kefxi<. <s1 FI<xk- ef&s e etFL
9. k1tr--s HENRY 81. Co>TAA.
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Gr&ns ~ Ell uhol~~<Is ses z<<k-l Drrxxss.z IN
fUrs Hxzss. Ia sprbtw11
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Appointments for q Joint Can.

ARk1VhhassssSss - sVs u eDVsou Attms .
v0ss.
Messrs Mack and Meredith, two OF the
Candidates for the Legislature have agreed
upon the following appointments Tor joiot
canvass
Tuesday, September l3. at New Goshen,
at l o'clock p. IN
Wednesday. September IL, At Stultx'
School House. Otter Greek. az ! o'clock D.
m.
Thursday September Is, at Churcb's
school House, Sugar Creek, al o'clock ;.
IN.
Lost Greek, at o'clock p. IN.
Sxnrday. September IL. At Township
House. Honey Creek, at l o'clock p m
Monday, September l9 at Tryon's, Pier
con Township. AZ O'Clock.
Tuesday September -. at Hartford, Lin
ton Township. az o'clock .. 10.
Wednesday, september 81 At Middletown,
Prairie Creek, at o'clock m.
Wednesday, September 81. at Prsirietou,
At o'clock p. IN.
Thursday. September -. at sandford,
Fsyette Township. at o'clock p m.
Friday. September %. at Precinct House.
Sevins Township, at o'clock p. m.
Saturday. September "a. at Lockport, Ri
lev Township. az o'clock .. IN
Saturday. September %, at Court House,
al 7 o'clock p. m.
The other candidates of beth parties are
invited TO attend these appointments
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b1edicatad Hair Tonicl
Dh0f SfOfeE II. CANADA
aca'4 fs1rec r,'f .rfrra tls elt.ssns thaf A.
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f4lp rft Sos 80. az kIso. faAnPO0r
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Nip the Evil I'm the Bud

THOSE Afflicted with any Pri.
II vsfs Dss>ss. sscA sylpAs tcasa.rol s.i.
oeAert Aex. Gl-<t sfrsek1r~. vxriecsie. Hst-ec-ls
l<i1.rr usssfes, sper2st1fhss. k~1ainsi Wesk-
49, >ect-raN xsts<leos, kn1 s1~cis - So 4
Aesss. sAoeit a. Al ox~r xlsit IA CLARK 4
Ne. Az k&<t NssAi.xszz s3rr~s. NexnspSlis =
f.~xrs ~
Te< no~tsr's Firs~a Years kxpsris.ss IN S.~
TEA Ssf srsetss an = tr-<t yu1 s<5nn6kfcsIlr
= .r<snf case. ssot e< - ele - - - re-
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, 1864-05-07
10 Mothers and Married La3ies.

the safest and oss e6ectual ued!cine eyeE die
covered fo purifying tho .ysten, and relieving sne
brt the mother and child, prevents pao an0 disease
md and en1tehs5 The toodtaose ots
before and afer conneuent, - It pseTents d1Aease
st;endkn; upon childbirth.
, 1864-05-07


"Pcr1ey" of the Boston Journal gives the
following account Of the visit Of Mrs. Lin
coins Southern sister:
Mrs. Lincoln has scmc half sisters who
have never been particularly Intiuate With
the branch Of the fnInily to which she belongs
u11u when the rebellion broke out they took
sides with the South. One OF thcm Ind
sometimes visited them at Springfield, and
YES considered 4 pleasant and agreeable girl.
White House on a Saturday a4<srnoon, sent
in her card, Vas received, and spent the Sun
day. As size was leaving on Monday she re.
marked that " nartha" was at Balt!morean and
desired pass to go South. How sue got to
Baltimore the President could not lmagins,
but lie said he would give her precisely such
pass as he gave any one. About two weeks
White House aud sent In her card. Mrs. Lin
coin responded that they could not receive
her. She then acnt in word that she desired
the promised pass. The President wrote
one in lis usual wny-prccisc1y Buch an
one as IL given to any lady-and sent it out
to her, and she drove aTay. The next day
she again appeared, sent her card to Me. Lin
coin, rho returned word that she could not
he admitted. She then sent in note that
the ptss she had received was not such IN
one as she wanted-she wanted to take some
eoods South. Blr. Lincoln turned over her
note and wrote upon the back that tho pass
ras precisely such as be gave to others, and
day ehe appeared In his reception room with
others, waiting to see the President, but
finding it ont, 6tr. Lincoln told Ills messeu.
gcr not to admit her. The next day she ap-
pcarea again, the snne directions mere given,
and she did not get an audience. The next
dny abe came with a Kentucky member Of
Congress who told the President that she was
3v.~ bar hot I'm
not see lin, &c, &c. lie intinated to the
II. C. that If she did not avail herself of the
pass without delay she would find 1t revoked.
The next day she again appeared with anoth-
cr member of Congress, but the President
still refused to zee her, and told the Congress-
man that be had heard Of her talk where she
VIA stopping, and that if she continued 1t or
staid around here she would find herself In
the Old Capitol In less than twenty-four
hours. She departed, and the President heard
nothing more from her until the newspaper
stories appeared.
, 1864-05-07

1le o orr slsioIr.,nl b, Lconsrdo d. YIacl;
"Hoad Of our S.vi,us y b7 Carlo Doicl
....At the auction ssia Of plctu-cs 1T The
metropolitan Fair, ON tue Goth ult, an
"Ecco Homo" By Vaud:ke. brought $500;
Evening" By Churrb, sls5: II Eeopus
Creek" 6y Drrand. so00; "Floranca Night
irga1e At scqtari,"l " III l:sstze; ss'o; "goa:t
By HaIl, $780,. In the splendid collection
Of pictures donated to tho New Tork Htsror-
ical Society, there ale many rare anil beauti-
fnl specimens Of the carly 1E2stcrs. und
among them one from .the old flcmist, III ,s-
ter, Eers 1te1n1lpg. In the JarEes col1cc-
t'on there Is piece from La >Spagna; the
Leonardo Of Lord Suffolk; a Murillo CHR:
lardaja, and Giotto. and o :" Mater Doloro.
ing's collection Of pictures in New York
teE Gsys since, Vas very successful 4
eDutcll Landscape b; Krafcman brought
s:6; '.Lcs 0dalisquea,'' by Dnrea1z,
900; "CrossiDg the Stream" by Hill
6ebr.Edt, 5000; Summer hflcrnoon,"
BY; Hilaebrandt, s7co; "Hish Tide 1T
Tsfe Toiiet BY y %,eS.' ase2assa sG ares
by Couture, S. .400; ACalvary,n By Duval,
81 500; Exterior Of i 11onastery,n By H.ehe,
s1,sW.. .Praug 4 Co., Of Boston, are briag-
lrs out an exquisite ser!es Of autumn leaves,
eea moses, birds, butterflies and flowers, IN
The carte dctist'e style. All the gorgeous tints
Of foliage. the delicate coloring sf petals and
butterflies, ara reproduced By Prane's artists
with Photographic accuracy. They arc per-
feet gems for the album or drawing room IT,
ble, and compsrc very faVorablJ with the
best European designs Of this kind. They
are \ decided accession to the productions Of
American art, and arc meeting with an i'm
, 1864-05-07

4. cle strong, on fire morning of t:sc 17.h. bu..
Rt:gr driving In the Prussian o1tpa4ts, wcsc
encountered by The b7iEadB of Rocacr an.
GusbcD, aud forced to retire without attufn-,
ire their object. The Danes, who, towards
the end Of; tho action were. greatly outnYm.
Delcd. fought With the utmoIt i1treoiditJ.
end at1.ckcd tho Prussians at The point OF
;he bayouct; but here cgain their Losses
were fur more severe than those sustefa:tt
bv.flietr antagonists The of11cfl bulletin
published ut Copenhagen ackno Wedge ei5
officers and two hundred md fortY-:onr
rank and tile wounded, besides WHICH sixty
Uanes were buried an the field of.battleanTi
prisoners fell into the hands Of the Prussfsns.
who ret down their entire loss In killed.
wounded and missing ut ons hundred ropoe
hundred and twenty, including seven officers
The nu11ber Of prisoners 1akeu from thu
Danes In almost every engagement would
lead one to imagine that considerable demor-
alization mnst cxfet IN their ranks; indeed,
one OF the Danish papers remarks, with q
kind Of bitter sarcasm. that II things 70 On
80, in the courBe OF a few months their Wholo
ar1ny will be comfortably lodged in The case
mates Of Bpadan, Castria and other Prassan
fortreeses.
Tic operations against Fredericia were csr-
ried on pari passu With those ogafu5t DupDe!.
and apparently with still mora decided sue. suc
EtkE. d4lEI bt4AE l11lk 6k4FtQl3u93.l0
which few men were Killed OF sounded on
each side, the armament of the PrusoiAn bat
sterics was completed on the evening of tho
18TH. The same night the Danes made a
sally, which IVES repn1sed, and On Sunday. at
6 a. N, tue besiege1s opened ire with the
most destructive effect 4 con1lagratlon
broke ont In the town, which continued to
rnge the whole day, and the unfortunate in-
bapitauts were seen hurrying to the ships to
escape With the relics Of their property from
the aerouring element The ne1t morning
tic cannonadc WAS resumed With Increased
energy. while the fire OF the besieged, which
had grudually weakened towards The close Of
tie preceding day, appears to. hare ceased
altogether. DcseIters from the fortress state
tLat tho garrison have lost 10 leas than two
hundred men in these two dnys, while the
Pruzsians had only two men wounded. Un-
der these circumstances 1t seems impossible
for Frederlcfa to hold out much longer; for,
though the Danish gunboats may prevent the
Russians from entering the toan, or from
maintaining themselves In 1t, the Prussian
nrtllery MAJ easily reduce it to heap OF
ruins, which Will afford no shelter to tue
garrison. The inter can hardly be yer; nu-
merous, as the greater portion of the troops
stationed in Juiland have either withdrawn
to the northern extremity Of the peninsula or
becn conveyed to Asen, and, as they have
transports IN the harbor, In which they can
cu,bsrk whenever they please, they viii not
be exposed to the necessity OF surfendering.
though Of conrse they I'LL have to abandon
the whole nateriel to the besiegers.
, 1864-05-07
TEHE CAPTURE CT DQPPEE,
Defcot of the Danes,

The lust foreign steamer brought the news
Of the capture OF Duppel BY the Pfussians,
and the complete defeat Of the Danes. We
give the following account Of the fighting
that preceded It's fall:
LosDoS. April 1G 1884.
At Duprel the regular bombardment from
The Prtfsian batteries ut lwecher ommenced
on Wednesday, the 10th instant, and With
such effect that the Danes we're obliged to
nGanc0n Que Of their advanced redoubts, af-
ter losing, By their own accounts, two officers
and sixteen men killed, and one officer and
furty nine psivatss wounded, while the PEus-
eians had rot single casualty. The projec-
tilts discharged by the latter not only reached
eyely part Of the Danish position, bat cyen
repetrated across the channel to Sonderberg,
d distance Of three miles. The Danish shell5,
on the contrary, either. fell short Of their
nnrk, or t1e~ over the heads OF the assail1uts,
aud dropped barruless1y into the Wedding
hnnd. o bay or inlet just In the rear Of tic
prnesjan batteries. The practice Of the Prus-
efan arti1lerymen Ia said to have been excel
lent, amer once getting the range, they
rarely missed their aim, and every shot told.
Findjpg themselves oyrrmatched in this ex-
cbance of missiles, the Danes resolved upon
mixing IN attempt to spike the enemy's guns
and destroy his works, and sailed ont, about
, 1864-05-07
Z. r HOFEtNs.
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4 knL*N tNN%IE w Ilt1Is
lSsHAY H. Sd ot nv. issi. .fe5 the delivery = s:
Sts,s Il ;s s;ys III
-Atthe St. Louis Arsenal: 5.o@1 sets
4 TIE ffn.5io1t S ;Ts1. r,e.s' 1o 1a9 e@ sss, ss
These Aecoutrtmenta are 10 b. tnada IN srict con.
f91P' rIth The 5eEu1oa !, ssa BE- y
9Th sxtvYi complete; oas ssbEt mot one Garblae
asef si'S seas p!ef ii M : shsS - E ss n.as
lEi1n1E SIHckED I'D !ss ri S:l5;
tanfa1R i9stsf5 I'D e*p-Dou'h Of PURE oak TANNED
s:Bsg s SsS:seS st III:
done undtr any contract i award p al s..sfa at
4, ~ s H.
tlon It ,he Arsenal vhere delivered before being r
or paid but srs 3royed upca
neveries must be made ii lots Of not legs ihsn
e. !: e. sss
fsi!ure to make de1iye7ie. at spectaed tin. w,l
subeI the coEtrsctor = forfeiture of the number
ee "a, e dsyc, It ,eas
ths boxes 70 b charged cost, to be- determined
BID i'd !rs pSli s:ate explicitly the A,sen.1 or Are
q ,hsy propose 10 deliver At taeh piaee Il for
So lids vii be considered from parties other than
70 70 ii ,nes
IT, wys r ssond
tho.e made 10 ~ cwn shcps, sh.y III be rejected,
Dae ba written
knv1edsnens Of tAeii sureses over their m tiEnar
Fseh party obt.tntas contract will be obliged to
enter Into bond with approved ausstes for IL faithful
Upon he award being nsda, successful b,adel1 win
oe notified AID furnished viii forms Of contract and
E9he Department the right to reject any
, 1864-05-07

Suffering from 1ndispoEttton to E1ertion, Loss of
Dtseaee, DlmntEs Of Vision, DRY, Hot SKIN and E1.
treEies. Want of s1eep, Eestes.pess Pale, HaCgazo
81 require Tho AID Of tho CoNsTIrUT ZION LF8
SYRUP.
, 1864-05-07

j
EAsu1SaTn. ttrnr nseen1harg 12M
rsyrnrDonnc.r - ,,,.J ~ 49,
80, 4. ;. ~ ~ un1Ss ~
.aEnTW E1s.nt 31f ~ nsitn.ra ~ r.
FnsstHea. a. 49,. Hs.n Etun. - ~ a.s
tE anu EFT a0atcs ss or esaef q tae&e
p!ASes, rt a4y, Gn!n Gsts ~ ~ St.AE. ~ naa hrst
.ls Of con- 81 Gsts aHa "a ton. 81 Hay or StfaW o.
" fMdie2s nust ststc At which CT the nbovo named
tSsr nrnass ~ T.t. rs1irertea nd ina ~ ~
tEsica fhn, III, mspe ds,iyerea tls,eat the aass
a.. ~ IL ha ~ ett~r
~ - snS r. :. 70 u.a ~ hes e
~ h ranist. s'2t 20 9 "As-
Tne price mass be written ont n wcFds On the bias.
70 eS Pr e sre hns
Is each. The sacks to be furnished without extra
sas1Tts g 1e Aae ARo 70 oe
ha ns.ricGe k,na or trsrr,nson nj ff.+a ror3 ua7
ar VIE nrara,cI to Ia mnst H. .tstsd X
he uropueaft
al lit srtciea offered asdsr the bids hare,n invited,
Fiji Re ~ ahject to 1En inspection by the Govern
menf I6spe. tsr t.lors b..sE accepted.
rssponsbls bidder, ~ sss tatoses ot inc Ger
.-umenr mar resure, aud pay eut viii be made when
he Whole aa,ount con:ractet for thaI haye been d.
1iyered and accepted.
oc,ai Win suararty, signed BY two resposabe PEI
an. That IN sase hlt ba y accepted ss y ihey VI
, 1864-05-07

E:scaEo Eye and Enr Kulrrnary
AID

NA-AANA~ A~ AANS
For the trfasn 60; sf the R11S md {,kAt C.rAsEa
anl Chronic Diseases seaerally, 1ss g. Clark r.
DR.. EyerRa11 reputation - Asuccesssnl practitioner
IN tho seamsat Of Chronic Diseases II atte4ted By
the most dattnk professors Of mcaic,ncl ptys
-ctans, the press And 1Loxs&.5. u c:t=sns In the
&n1tot States wao c1se 6st1osxsc As opcrzuoe1 sci
%cr! mary Of whom cnjsJ souui health. e4t2, EAT
ard limbs, II the result Of his praetcs.
Dr. Eversons succese the trtAtment Of AtAarrokts
Cataract, Grnuu&ted Lids, ferotuleus a1A al ierms
OF optha1niA. ne4tness, hnsiak Ns1sss in the Heat
AID ali dIsees.s Of the Eys. Ear and Air Passages,
CatasEh. etc. IL prsrcrb End hAa no parallel In any
-s61ce in the West.
n. Everson, In Additaek - superior medical snl
surgical educsion, having xrsduaied IL three OF the
1ett medical coetta In tbe United Ststoe has anoYed
2avsn.aEes and facilities for eEnencAbe obser1aaoa
and e11c1ence attained BY very few. having been
'ectAtAd With ssne Of the most reputable prof ssprl
e: medicine In PhilAesphiG In prtvase and tofpta'
practce inclEdnE the celebrated usep!tAla Ind
Asylum ef that city for mafy years. e1.psofe3ssr d
-nrgc,y+ authsr Of TrtAttke D14eases q ths EYE
Ear. Air Passages, Throat. luhEs, etc and twantJ
7wc YEAR, In prtcttee.
once snu Parlor. 1sa sousa Clark street
Addrcss r. o. Drawer sic. my5-e4l6-6t T,sA4r
, 1864-05-07

Formerly "f james ss-pi.4ls S1stom House stroet,
Ses faEttAns. 1A. eetabtshe1 II 1est. kow rcsrna-
nelly heated ~ u Eatavltu stfees LhlcAxo, lul-
nails, Bpeol-ist In th- trsssnant Of OLD CHEoNIa,
A.EKcrRiAl. 6choF1LsCs. and nll Elpda OF BLOOD
tnD sk1h D1stAsE. AHp p1sohDEbs or 4 Coz.
'TAGinGt rkAE. AL CHAKACTkk. Eusee them without
-esorttng to Nercury loDlsk, PsrrAssl1. Arsenle
say pci.on, ens wlts t rxrTkALtzEx' ' POSITIVE
.oEaANIo HxAKk Eas., sach y Seminal Weakness
koci0rnAl aAd UlurnA f3Eitxtans, brought on by
abues Of tue sEslem, early Ii dtscr<tvna. excess OF
kn.Gfltd hcrsditAs1iy. InE lots Of memory, con-
eeaion. depression ~ and ofsen tunes in. 4nty,
&t otheT deporahle trntn ct symptoms. treated md
! allcaly cured by /. fAibe method. eav1ns much
.1.c nno c8pen G!eet <oaos fheA, structure, snd
nj dseasnS peculiar to the sexks Of private nature
-xdicAli. cured.
Ehere the blood has hecout poisoned. producing
slotchcs OF The faca small water, hlstes, pstns ta
sh3 head knd hpnea uloersted eroat nose, 1mhe anA
ooay. seEefnla toRsther With - endlesR nunbe' Of
". Jsncs Is Recommended bs the Fres4 Kanezsly OF
Tie south. lie medical Reult and profs*sors 0fmed
tcAA colleges. etc Tfnse Sf1&t ID should apply rpt-
,dlately, and be cured Of shsse terrible diseareA
Eemenbet Dr- James' GfEae snd fsr1off ara 1t 81
y:axdolph, between EsAte &rd Dearborn st<este~
Once opsn from I. n. r1t1 I. u. Consultations
pprueSllAl. myG-s2H
, 1864-05-07

For the Removal Of 0bstructis ns, and tbs In
surauceo Of Regularity in tho Recurrence
Of tho Monthly Periods.
, 1864-05-07

| j ) OFFICE. CxtcAao, II. Nsy =, 1s4..
s ssA5ySpzY - ~: + ~ Z. :sSsi;sE ID q
tG.es il, H. ciEy q ckte,ss T. t,s:, # ;s:ir asr:
otsiy NtsS4 lis rom ~ N 8 az NV
vcop kee ron s,bs Or casote5 cF .a 81 i,Y
trtd Mia Id n.as9red IL 15cst sn.n,1tsss .ad It
.sea ts taess - aay b reqcied each card
= ::s
PfSsIss Sdst. tss s:s sHsfss; e.
z; qt;.etes s: Ct fo'enf sa' e a' BIDS 7
$:s i: $ss: s.< s., m ,ss
1fssi,isE IS. ~ e s
frec1ed 70 tte undsrdaned.
ssds sfsn1e;ope-
ssr KEN CT BID can be o''nsd on ;pP,ifssGSsf nSfk * this
pEILED PROPOSALS f vi Iii - r..
fssea e. p4f . VIZ tssa: ssa,
gleti:G the Gradns.. Masonry, Pile -BfIussag ~ .na
esso kailFe.d 9o@ "hlsehsli to Ma.'Iee1s-a a.
'Fse a9en W II h isdea pto section. of about o..
I'd
se sn9i ses cee Ct ke'sx' Chief Engineer s' 'As
Ps1.ss, prcp.ans eor -e;S .,1 s!es.. .t.e ~
ss mnln #al9s ss tnsy ~ - s =
1as ~ t! Snes- a.
esnt which viii be retained ustll the compilation Of
r;rt.es VIII eo .avl.ed =, 800. a. practicable ny
sxn o nc Or ; az e. ., f5e ps
q Tsf 1aeas de.r 5as
nav ~ nisdr r Il nj 4 ~ STS1xttt m r Ennfr ,cto~
, 1864-05-07

::cmunl weakness. Los: Of Power 1u.potenee speed!
ftC. 4 thai o. Tic SPECIFIC ~ill convince the most
II cr1jcel. Fri per Eo1. OF 81. for Is. eoid BY
trucrirtr ererrxhtrc. LORD d SMITH. Whotesaat
AGc1lE for ChicuEo. ky12-c.128N T-TAAA