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FrranslatIon-lFrom Ehs Frs5ob- :; a11S = 1H1Aa'

an, Sir, your Fary truly,
TrranSlatiOn-(Erom shs Ersnoh.O :
After having playedon ths Pianos o.. .lfesrl Rnabs
o., Il L impossible not % beaf tsstcT q 49,
qualities, which have acQuiI Cd isr the tie sinsn4
reputstion which they enjoy. Tbs Planes o. tha.F
p remarkable u their qualities q FoHz fSs BsiS
power ul, without hsrshnees, and the upper n65el
and do not hesitate express IN regard % thsso u.
Erunens nay entire aatiEaction an 10 deciafo thak
they are equal Z not supaEior 70 the bast m5nazSS.
"a LiAAe1i- lsisnsdl L n GOTHsoHALK.
T. ssssEs. VIZ; KHAsE a Oo., BaltiziOrs;--I Osas
aS 2OS P5 as s S29 uon ths lmmsnse ErSs
your Pianos, which ii NJ oSniSn, rank sns5s tSS
SsEy Deaf In tho country h.eTRAKoSCH-
Nh GEo. A. BA1LoE ;-ThsEs noble InstrunanEI
loe8ess Immense fe5Ou1ces Of power md 0xrrs5Eion
rich and sympathetio; while the high nGtss sEs bri
liant clear and pure e silver balls. = -
ia smooth and narvslousiF esIT Srd s-iSl si-is
ths nnest OF which the Pianolorts L s1sosptible-
In word, Knabe'B Pianos Ers VrorfhT al ~ Trsat,
eetArtilts and are capable Of rendering ths nnesl
compositions known IN tht. realm Of An.
ELIZA sHNPHERD,
NJ. Q; A. BARLOW, Dear Sir s-It gives ne plessurs
o 5sato that consider the Knabs Pandsgq % an
~, especially IN richness and volume Of tons-
d assd one q me sans 70 Ten q more houEs
nending them 20 al who are unao1uainted fh thgfi
great qualities" am, rsssectfulIy yousa,
TEACHER Of Musio Cleveland FsssaI E sssainar
=. a. BARLOW Dear Sir iii gives ne mroh 1lssa
ure 20 be able 70 ssy, that cousidaF Eaaoig PEnO
hs nnestJ both in volume and sEestnsss which haT
sV9r played upon, either N Ameffca " EuropB.
Thepo d0i5 operate with better aTsse than In "A
otlsEins trqulentsi and in fact, BE9be's motto M
truly De- " "hEoeisivz." nrs- o. s. DOU6LAB,
Teacher q M1fio, Cleveland
Prot. a. J. HOTHEAaLE, Teacher Of Husfe IN tas
OHIO state Blind Asylum, writes .it Afar examining
large number Of Wn. knabe Cos Piano RortRl,
IN unhesitattngly pconOunce theni superior % any
have seen Their tone IS grand aud noble they haVs
Eret capacity for sustaining the Bound; h1d shcsr
volume Of tone or power have heard sIceIlsd
They combine with lno touch, depth, Fuestnesl q
tone purity and dprabilitY.''
-
''rhat the Knsbe Piano is superior TO az 0thsEs
mede In this country for brilbanoy, 8Weegness, and
YslGms Of tone needs only = be heard 70 cons es -
she fAol. - Jlstata Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
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ScaldHead,
And all Cutareous Eruptions Of the scalp and Pre-
mature Blanching Of the hair.

The wonderful success attending the Professors
treatment Of the above diseases is unparalleled in
the annals Of hair restorers this can be certified to
By hundreds and thousands Who have been benefited
by his remarkable remedy. In fact unyarying has
this been in the different cities visited BY him
that the public have become perfectly enthusiastic
ana the cure etectef By the use OF MS miraculous
Restorer is the theme Of universal comment The
Professor does not fOntend that his preparation il
B&it{uesk mar are fIncGrabIe. ne can lniorm The
patient AZ glance whether any benent is 10 be de-
rived -om the of the restOrer- 1t having taken
years to establish his reputation the only genuine
hair restOrer he is justly proud Of it, and the public
may rest assured that he viii in no case recommend
his remedy where there is the slightest possibility o.
its falling to produce the desired rs suit A FORFEIT
OF ONE THOUSAND DOLL ARS will be paid If he
fail 10 produce with the BestOrer hne and luEuri
ant head of hair The photographs OF a few OF the
many persons who have had their hair restored,
showing the appearance of ths scalp When hrst rpe-
rated upon, and abe second picture showing luXur-
ant growth Of hair cEn- be seen at the pRrlors.
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Every PianO WarranIsaror Elrs Ys,r..
NJ PllRe $40 KEL0DE0HS TIKEgi m EYcsisa
ALs0-OH HAND,
HsIsSssBs, 6sssB IRStrssnsBts, s6in9a Ss

Among the many certificates OF the sEcslfeaos a.
merits Of thass Pianos, se v01a rsir % u sllo.
Nh. W: KEAHl, Baltimore, Dear sir.-E have zrsaa
pleasure In osrti ing that have tri6d you Square
fisnq8 ana IND them equal II not superior, Is aly
u TINS country. Among their great qualities Whioh
disnguish them is the evsnness Of tone the arsSJ
hbis and easy touch, and volume Of tOna. Ni1hinf
go1 Gli the Broo6s5 you 50 highly deserve.
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FROM THR ARMY
EEw YORK, Jsnusry 8.
Advices from the Cumberland army up
to the 1st, states that our piekets near
Va, had been driven into
Hill
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c0nalssi8R @EReaAHTs
THATOHER, GARDNER, BURT
l. 4 90,
Storage snd Produce
UoMHIsBION MERCHANTS

once and Warehouse ~ and JSIAerWtn-st.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
~ Propristors Of the hEW UNION RAILWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, tadjoip-
ing the New Freight Depot Of the O. O. 3 o. Raiross
%. on MerWin-S,l having asborage capacity Of two
hundred and hftY thousand bushels.
DEALERS IE-GrAln, Flour, fiah, HishWines
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and County Produce gen
erAlly. Also, Salt Water Lime aud Land Plaster.
?. .FHATCHzR, jr., aRe. ". eARpEHR, Of late hrB
q. Il. BURT, Clark, Gardner 3 %.
A. o. M'EAInT, 4. n GLAFLKH.
Firm Of Thatcher, Bart %.
~ FProperty received bY Railway, Canal or Yssse
1or Sale Shipment Wti give personal attentiOnt
the purchase and sale OF Produos and MeEohandH
on Commission,
BD-LIBERA1 CASH ADVANCES made on Ei
OOnslgnments. We are prepared 10 receive and shiJ
By Canal, Lake or Rail, without eartage,) Grind
stones Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Coarse frsighfi
Of all kinds, having the only DeRricks In the City FOL
the transfer OF heavy Hreights.
DB-Rsfsr to Banks and Business Men generally.
deo2. RI
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ARREST OF ANOTHER CHRsAPEAK
OFFICER.
81. JOINS, N. B., Janusry 2.
Lewis Seeley, another Of the capturers Of
the steamer Chesapeake, was arrested to-
day and lodged in Jail. aa
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APPOINTMENT,

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE
h YEAR OF l664.-DR. CLARK. German Be
OTmed Botanical Physician and Surgeon, viii con-
ut patients for all chronic diseases Of every cha
or, FREE OF OHABGE, at tho following time5 and pla
a. during the present year;
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PRoEAssoR or ELlUTRoPA Tnr AID MuDIrTss.
Omce-llS Seneca Street, 8 few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite the Civ Hotel
0f1oe hours fTem TO p and from 10 5 o'clock
daily Sundays excepted
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For Local aews-see Fourth
Page.
Tennessee.

The Daily Press is the "ConservAtive"
organ at Nashville, and has long been
finding fault with military government,
and calling for reconstruction" Here is
its raannnaa 70
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new ADVERTISEMENTS,
cOmmsneIng Kednssasy, Jan. 8. ls8l.

Wopld respectfully inform the citizens Of Clevs-
land and vicinity that he has been induced by re-
peated solicitations TO visit this city Professionally,
and viii remain but few days only Ten yeSrs OF
careful study deep research and Investigation OF the
causes that produce the following diseases hss led to
discovery made by the Professor, of remedy thst
Will certainly eradicate DISEASES OF TIE SCALP,
AMI efeckually aud permanently restore the hair 70
these that are BALD. Ladies' or Rentlsmen suffer
Ing from any Of the fallowiog should consult The
Professer without delay;
Badness, Falling off Of the Hair, Thin
Hair Diseased Scalp, Salt Rheum,
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DJRsUANTT TO THE COMM AND OF A
I decretsl order Of sale to me directed, is
sued from the Court of Comon Plea 3, for Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, in case thers in pending,
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff ans William q.
Beaumont, James NJ Jones, ". 6. Di vldson, and
Peter Caul were defendants, ] shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House, for said county, upon the 9Th day of Feb
ruary, 1854, the lands and tenement9 described
as follows, to wit situate in the township Of
Newburgh, being number seven IN the Twelfth
range Of townships in the Connec tictIt Western
Reserve. in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of Cuyahogs and is known as the
southerly half Of sub-lots Nos, TWEEN ty-tWo ~
and twenty-three (2S) of original one hundred
scre lots, Nos. three hundred end tEirty-one,
ssh three hundred sud thirty tEo, (S3f) in the
township Aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
yeyed to the grantor hereof BY tlte said Lyman
Little, by deed, dated August 18th, 1886, refer
euce being hereby had thereto, s. id lot contain
ing five acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Ap praised value
"a 600. ]. s. OR AN6IS,
Janury 4th, 1884. Master Con lmissioner.
jan G:l35
, 1864-08-06


The Eftie Deaus Of the mountain feet,
reached this port yesterday, having started
uo~nWard on the 10th Of July. She sent to
ritlin few miles sf Fort Benton, where
she found the Idaho teams waiting. The
boat met with no difficulty. No hostile In.
ciabs were eeen, but three days before her
arrival at Fort Berthold, the sayages made
three assaults on that place.. Tie garrison
easily rcpu1sed them.
General Suily left Fort Rice On tue 17th
u1t for the feart Of the Sioux nation, where
he expected to have IN engagement. The eS-
petition WIS composed of two Minnesota
regiments, the 7th Iowa cavalry, TWO compa:
braska scouts, and tour guns. The command
took thirty days rations. The remainder Of
Gen, SullF's forces were left to gurrfson the
POSTS established. Six companies Of the Sd
Wisconsin were at Fort Rice, one at Fort
Union, and the balance Of the regiment along
the river The troops were Ia excellent
spirits.
Several miners from Idaho were on the
Effie Deans. Ther had been In that country
near two years, and represent gold there, but
the emigration this season is altogether too
large 'ior the country to sustain at present.
The surface gold has been pretty well skim
sive1y Isl: w They thiak Idaho viii prove as rich
as Colorado, and that the same machinery
must be used to make mining profitable.
The spring emigration had begun to arrive,
and many Were greatly dlsheAttened at the
prospect. Thousands had expeid all In the
"trip, and labor WAS getting so abundant that
all could not find employment. When they
Lit hundreds Of teams were starting for Cal
i:ornia and Oregon, and others were pepafins
to return direct to A1asouri-
The steamers Belle Peoria, Alone, General
Grant, 1s15nd City, and Ehippe#s FILLS We.e
u.rt above Fort BerAold on thelr way to
Fort Benton, having beea oraecc3 taese By
, 1864-08-06


= -rrte-ic OF JaEes Hospital. CuE.om Enue= Etrtct,
NV Crlesu5 LAT estt olihd In 1850. now pete sneos
Is !oo4led II &c R~ntol}h bt1ec. Lhl.afo, O1noiA.
s,eetsi X in the trcasnct ef OLD C9roS1c. MERou.
!,IAL. 6EKoxpLDrs, ant II. Kinds o. BLOOD AND ek1
DItk AsRs AHD D1eoRrEEh, o. CoSTAoloue FENK
KsAL. EHARAGT1R. Iurt8 them without fesortuG II
MaTeurT, 10DtDK. F01Aea11. 1rseu.c O. any rotEcn
bai w1ta = kxrTaALaLxR. i POSITIVE CCE1 1or ii
oKs As1o WxAkSEse. ,s1sh , y seunA @ MeaEaes. p =,
honsA ot Tue sFste. eArl5 tne1seEctlola e1cess o.
fusoc, depreseion, dtmness End ode. tnts lals1aty
with o:hef 6tr}el Eble t-an Eynptoas trt etec a9e
<dlcenv currd bY n tpfalblc method, ssy1cG Duce
tinae and ex3ease. 1lcet. 6ononhes, s1-1etn:e: ~
a1 pecLllaf TO the se1eS, OF private nature
:RflEAtl{ cured. -
whart tae bloo1 has benome poisoned, producing
plotchea on the snau ~ntery bljs:e's sint l;
The head ard bpptt ucefs:4d throat, noee. nuf sot
body sefs<ula, toEethn7 with II enoless number o'
Dr. Jai7ca u recom1ended b. the pres ceserally g
the bouIh Gtlcss fALn1tJ. and rois seors Q! d.
lc1l cor eEes etc Tnoe' .tQcteo should nprly tunue
diatoi1 hud b cured II thtso horrible d!s:ates
HeEHnbH, Dr. Jemet' Dfire and Phror1 art u X
Kardelph. between sts,e and Dearborn streets:
ouhd6htaal. t52sus5s-7w Il
, 1864-08-06

Tpr. HI. Anders & Co.'s

1OUINR WATER.
ottne Water 4cts uenn the HEAFT. L1vax, KID
kETs. OBJECTIVE DRo AXIS aud 1LANpuLA1 BT61xH.
The suocesa which has st,cnded the Use OF this REM
e In pHvtte practice. and the endorsement Ct med
cal authority. eutble to rtconm and to the prao
-tponea knd the public feeling CONFIDENT that with
.s!~ 1Al It will attest 1ta oNn excellence IN the cure
If Chronic Diseases which Indicate iodine, such ~
1cRotu.A, BBokCuI7ls, ek1h EHUF11o6s, HkART.
.1yxA Rud KlpxET I.sxksEs. NERVOUS AZ e~tz1oxe.
,SEtRALA1A, EHkCkAT16H, DIsFEFa1A, pxBltI1T,
&rPHun. &c.
EuysicIans mRy rely upon the uniform strength Of
todiue Water ~ three quarter cralrs FCkE
iodine IN each n1ld ou1cc ruKK wA1ur.16 .sxx7
1x1Ha uaEn. It Ia not 1tap!e to deconpodde y nor
spontaneously formed inequalities: neither u zoe
sodine o1yaxeA nor neutsazed pJ combination *1sh
trY tneredIe1t rendering this solution superior 70
Icy ottt- uothod Of exhibiting Iodine.
Full dlrectlons accompany each bottle that It may
&C used ~ family medicine As well ey TIE rrofes
GioA.
irtce One dollar per bottle. On receipt Of I've dol
III, elx bottlee delivered FREE b. e1rfees 70 s.ng
ke3rese.
pe~sse OF Counterfeit and limitations which IN.
erncped dealeye erdeAvos to dispose Of on cur rel
nt.tio1 See our signature and trade h-k {the Greek
.3otd headfhk this atve11fscmrnt) upon the lAbels
md Wrapper Of each bottle. without which nore II
xenuine. ,u,r,-
FuNlCinns aud Chemists. <M Broadway, NY.
Snr exle BY BLlhs d SHARP, Ia LaAe.s:., Chicago.
r.YxeETN-sn Tt THAsA.la
, 1864-08-06

4 Remarkable Stroke of Lightning.
CAxp Fut1En BRIGADE,
NEAR ROSWELL Ga JulT l51 1SGa.

Editor Of the Chattanooga Gazette:
SRA most remarkable stroke Of Lightning
occurred last evening in this camp, killing
and woundfng about fifteen soldiers, and kill
ing and shocking severely several teams, 4
description Of which may be interesting to
your readers.
Mr: Pvllock, reglmeatal wagon master,
Ling Of the storm closely, relates that at about
6 o'clock p. n, the heavy clouds gathering
in the west divided, ona part passing south
ward, and the other passing nor:hward, both
emitting lightning and ra1n. and finally COM
ing together sgsin 3ight , eser En-, the 1Sth army
bank Of Inc Chattaboochee at Roswell
Bridge: At the moment Of the union of the
t"o clouds, the most vivid and insessant
By thunder peals, almost equalling our own
capnon, with dealening, stunning, almost ap-
palling effect. The discharge That did tie
principal damage in the 18th regiment Mis-
seusi Infantry, ihe observer relates. descend
and shot across the road lurid horixaotI j
volume Of flame, about the thickness Of
, 1864-08-06
SOUTHERN NEWS.

What tho Rebels think Of c N. Grants
Gamp0ign-Tbe lafe Eattlcs ut At
lanta, En.-Rouhseansh Rnsd aud
Panic In Ga,-Vanco Ke-tlected Coy
exnor Of North Carollna--EAe FeHce
commissioners Denounced.
WASHINGTON, Monday, August 1.-Cor.
rest ondente with the army forward Rich
uono papers Of Friday and Saturday. They
contain but little news.
GRANTS CAMPAIGN 4 FAILURE.
The E1aminer's leading editorial declares
that Grants campaign is a failure, and copies
from leading Journals Of the North, Of all pol
itics, to prove its position.
RETALIAToRr MEASURES CALLED FOR.
It also calls for retaliatosy measures
through Early, on Northwestern Virginia
sud Maryland, and that hereafter they must
be treated as IN enemy Y'srountry.
THE MOVEMENT ACROSS TILE JAMES.
The E1amiaer says: "Withln day or two
Grant has crossed large bodies oftroops over
the James and stretched up toward the
Chickahominy. This looks as If be was about
to Try his last chance of taking Richmond
II .Eon Petersburg some Elk weeks ago, but
| neither by q battle nor siege can he touch
Richmond"
The Ezans*ner admits q partial defeat on
| the north side of the James on Thursday
| last, and confirms the loss Of four Partott
guns.
TIE BATTLE NEAR WINCHESTER.
It c1aims victory for Early at Kernstown
near Winchester, and also one at Harper's
| Ferry In the Winchester fight 1t snys the
rebels took ull Of Crooks artillery and ten
Thousand small arms. a telegram from
Early says: 1.-THE Yankees have burned their
wagon train and retEeated across the Poto-
mac at Nilliamsport-"
THE FIGHT IN FRONT OF ATLANTA.
t.4f-
battle In front Of Atlanta, show that the
rebels claim 1t rs d decisive and complete
victory; that they captured artillery, prison.
| ers and colors, and drove Sherman over q
mile. People, however, were leaving At
| lanta, as Sherman's shells were dropping
| freely In the city.
GENERAL RoCssEAC's RAID.
The MACON Telegraph says that the Federal
| raid on the Montgomery and Atlanta Rail-
road was thorough work, having torn up
and bent twenty-five miles Of track. AL
| public stores ard buildings, mills, ETC., were
destroyed on the line Of the raid, and all ne
! groes and stock were driven of. The Mont
| gomerT and West Point Railroad Is destroyed
for thirty miles.
| CAPTURE OF TALLADEGA, ETC,
| The augusta Chronicle says raiders had cap
miles from Montgomery, with no serious oh.
stacle In their way to that city. 1000 citizen
soldiers had gathered at Columbus, Georgia,
| to prevent raid on that place
TIE pLuNpER FROM MARYLAND.
| The Lynchburg R<pu6litam says that the
! greater portion OF Gen. Earl9's captures In
MARYLAND have arrived at safe place east Of
the Blue Ridge mountains, where the Yan-
| KEGS dare not follow.
| REFLECTION OF VANCE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
| ALI returns received from the North Caro-
| lima election show that Vance, the present
| Governor, is reelected over Holden, the peace
| candidate.
THE trEACE" COMMISSIONERS.
The Petersburg Rsqistr attacks the yolun-
| teer rebel commissioners at Niagara Falls,
and says they are unworthy Of place in the
| confedcracy.
, 1864-08-06

uPHAA's Heir GLCss AND CURLING FLUID
e the 1,tst hairdresFs1e In tas sor1d. itlmp11s
IL rrovtE. Ec..s mce. q cents ! bottle.
UYHAA's TETILk plETAkST u = suTs md
Esrser fteh. &e. Price. 9 rents boz.
UPHAU'S ASTHMA CUBE rtlieFea ,he m ut vto
lent pAToxssns Of Asha in ten minutes, Ind en:c4s
= aep<ear cue -11tcc. q 4 package
urHAb'a FEEfKLE FAEI5HER rem ovss
Ertcke4 Tan. srthnrn, Flmplef the face. hoftena
TIC 6kl4 md Beaua.noa Tie Courlext7n- friee. 50
81. Ii FGKTE'6 LII z FLV1E. the crest Eer-
v,ne aod Rsluvenss'ng .;e1eS5 seftotss 70 msny
Enexky. Eervoue Debility. &c- arising 1rou whAterer
Iai: jtPaft S. 1iIs STAIN colort the whts-
kete and buRstache bran .ifEl black or howl: II
Gopssts Of onl{ one pref ation Coor viii not 1a1e
Ct EAah out. E'S 50 exntk hoY.
SOD ns S. 1PHAM 2. sou Eight E!Eh;h : street ; Pill Phi
LoRn Z sM17H, : I%x~ stEs.t.
, 1864-08-06

These are not isolated facts. Their likes
oft repeated are characteristic Of the two
great parties that are striving to govern the
country. "Cboose &c this d4y whom r. will
SERVE" Ard rs proper pendant to what
have been saying, will speak briefly OF the
one great subject which has been during yes.
tczda3 and to day, and Will be tor many days
to come, an almost universal topic Of dis.
cussion. It has long been known that inIn-
md
, 1864-08-06

sS:s!s .~1::@:rem g 1,oxss Z aros. ,,1n 8 co,
Hrsion snd usincy atlrea Comsan; y taeese.a,ea:
= Pcef " s sg s - esS :! the
Gomm1sst1oa Tek Z FL M be 1ssnsa =; t6s @sy @ s g.
:f g. ;r s1e e. es
orb, ant 40 deduction viii be nAde 1or parts OF
Tsee:s re 70 BE- used only py the peraon named on
Tie cke ard a5e net nn6ef &c AZ ~ g,
thsn rhe p.fson ra1ed o. it, the Copasc.or @ tsxs
~ inch t,cSei and reIu,n t = tae General re I1c;s,
I'll he consequence Of the inability Of the
PelEsns tsSirs : e,mmut.uor ne:tts will b REQUIRED
thos III ss required
NJ fsnrs, sans q n % 9sne @ o,.ef
n.mea o. ne u:ke. Of for anS psrt Of he distance
e.. ss e e 4 3!
e fsaS sasp q Ii f:ssesss1 II
l9a iSf eg do s1ss
D5 se III natar aea
soEfd, s,ns NJ t aes Tesrsny tes
s1:5st sc s sssa for peyou.s
s1sn,ns u foa iaats!iSo tisEs. On tst sastsc.
na dt Ia q aoes es .n 81;
o. 9sT Z. FL ' s: e
ucns whenever the7 may :btrk sneh ccA1ses neees.
&AJF lot The fsA4tAC ION OF 1uGf OQ11t. Without
unfisE 1n whole OF tn part any sum raid for comu
Al peIsost' before sece,v,rga Co-nu:srou ticket,
Nll be ytauted to eatscrhe to thes- rnee and rexv
!At,on3 snd sign contract relieving the Comply
tfL All liability damage 70 person tr property
hcna any ncc1dent that may h- incurred whle d.
nctet
Each reston puickaadnE Communication ttcfem viii
BE- faInsEed COPY Of these rules and 3eEulBnon1.
lnndait,on 70 The above conmutztton. cteN good
iof Is tes. to b used within three month"; from the
family. s'e sold i one h. q the rrtuiSr iart to
stAtonsup to sad including Mradota-
.~ CO. 11AMA-ND. 1Rn1 Hups-
| EAh@- fpWs1A. tttI Ticket Axf, tyz1 oAaa. 81
, 1864-08-06
A1fpfb-,tbr0efamA1ion.

WONDERFUL eEnlcAL CERES ~ TuI 4Pr-1cA'
.7DS o7 1tRoF. DE- GkATufs EI.KcTEIc OIL - pro-
pc.e = cure, almost lxt&ntAneously. tndivsdMait
ktnsc:od with nea rnees, Headache Neuias5ts. Ehin
propose 10 cheef Anh eGeetnaliy clseap.te mora
4ebe snd pain nno 70 seTompash nesssr a9a mo;e
human system. tn.n can be esc sctea BY any other
CT AH oeE methods of medical aid IN the sane trace
of aIne, the mAsset themselves being judges. Price.
g sent. snd y gez o91iie ~ sole AgSn:; V
EchaAck snc anllth D9yel, Chicago Agents. For
ka1t " vi Druggists aud AefchAntE-
n Il. 3 m
, 1864-08-06

The Complaints Of the Season.
Takc care ot the P. .unds and the 6hlngu will
take care 0! say. ,hr rroyerh Take care
the stomach and t,t Immediate tencencie end lto
Of 4yHiepr, viii, general thing. take care
tfibelt II h.s seaeon ~hsi We all Eknt y v:eor-A
repaceaeot OF y1EAl jotCe vt hAT. fosf during the
aot 1onthr1 and sh1b nut be Oh; aimed though the
stomach. she Ereas n1'o'llnE 9rgan. .tth Ehose
pAthifes. No other ner1c!ne Will atec: :hls obeEt
nelt speedily OF tsf~ly ~ HO6fETtER6 CElE'
Preparation that VIII with entire certainty 81
fotpae al indigestion 1h- pto2rtetots cAa say this
ent has been made oves The tienA Of come q tbe
most eminent IN this cCuntry. who have pot been
unwilling to Illo# II. % be uses in the pub
JIG EF1nta for the rurpo*e of ArthentlcA'tng crest
1Act. important to every Who eufTaI4 from lQdl
Ee<!oa, Liver Complain tt Dis o1dcr ufthe Bowels.
AMIN f14f- 7+J7EA m
, 1864-08-06

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Bat vi CAA chtE-!u!ls eAy uT. Mhits1pf hae richly
ear1rd tac Elossprszd ruputsuon ~hch h nov en-
1cys. He hae larger E1act1ce .hAn any othrt Ply
E:cikb ia thtcGEo. II thn 5satnsnt q II thcke as
c*sts which need = spseqy and rsrmaneut cure,
sars dsvoten his whole time sd at.enan TO thoss
cpfortuu9te cases shieh hare hacd te ek1 Of Cthat
rhyties4na &c II to4t successful II ths treatment
q q thoss csxee vh,ca ws:e orr esy eoaader:a g.
the E.rroK OF Ya6ul: o, Ali Men Know 1hyselt''
witch Will BE- .ns!l@d 70 al receipt three ceats
Ett GOOD 1e cxa any one may call and receive hi
n2clon uPen shose tnoss e,,tics: II a., Eat1. tres ct
J..ce Eok 2as4. al bLGn III strictly confidential.
, 1864-08-06

Arrival Of the EfiIe Deans-Gcu. SulIY
on the mnl lch-Indta0 Attack on Fort
BerthOId-Return Idaho Miners
What they think OF the ProApect in
thnt CountrY, Etc,s Etc.