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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21
From The Richmond Wing, My 4
BACON b. the Wholesale.

We have the very gratifying inform
alton that the CommisaTy Department
has recently come in possession ofthree
millions Of pounds Of excellent bacon,
which viii be none the worse, we pre-
sumo, from having been cured beyond
the limits Of the confcdeFacy. The re-
claimed districts in North Carolina are
also furnishing large quantities Of nice
bacon. Several days ago, We stated, on
official authority, that the 1.-THE Of ba-
con In Georgia would exceed i've mil
Iona Of pounds. All of these facts tend
10 assure the army and the country that
the period Of short ratiOns Is passing q
way 10 be followed, we hope, By sea-
son OF plenty, if not Of peace There
are considerable quantities Of bacon in
many sections Of this state and North
Carolina, which should now be sent TO
market whilst high prices are yet pre-
vailing Bacon IS nov over fifty times
the rates current before the war. Three
pounds Of bacon viii sell for $50 in
Treasury notes, and these twenty dol
lars will buy one gold dollar--so that
bacon is actually selling Al S54 cents
per pound in specie, or ~ equivalent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

Quilp reports that . party Of ladies'
were. the other day, discussing ne
question Of the drsfi, When = YONG
lady, somewhat Ignorant Of VIVA, , = cart cart.
80 i INQUIRED the reason Why men
80, - s4eua1t who had lost two OF three
$3.50 . because they couldn't bite the
- of a cartridge. then repiied
80 80 onestioner. @why don't they soak
il in their coffee
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

From the viel,.burs Correspondent Of the cinsln.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. to which we bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. WIN. CAMERON, for the Union,
JOHN WALLACE, for the DEpaich.
NASHVILLE, TENN, July Is, 1858.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21


After an interval of half an hour, the
call was made for the horses for the sec
ond race Of the afternoon, three horses
appearing. 1t was two mile heats, free
for all ages, premium $500 The follow
ing were the entries:
John Harper entered s. IA. Bowen"
5 years old, by Fandal, dam sister to
Venture; color, orange.
Morton A Sims entered b. h. Capt.
Allen 6 years old, by imp. Sovereign,
dam by Luzborough; colors, red and
blue
John Kelly entered bay h. Legal
Tender" 5 years old, by Sovereign dam
the dam Of Idlewild colors, red and
white, black cap.
Legal Tender was a fayorite, and in
the pools was generally first choice. But
Bowen was even with him in several
pools. But those who had seen the
staunch qualities of Legal Tender in
other contests adhered to him now.
Capt Allen. though beautiful in every
way, spirited and strong took back
seat in all the pools. De had but few
friends
, 1864-09-01
nR. WEAVEE:'S CDMPlUND
~ EXTRACT OF
F." EIHeEVVE EEE>,
Or Runor and Liver Syrup
l. believed to to the crtatest remedy eyef dlscoy.
ete1 for the
REMOVAL OF HUEORs In TIE BLOOD.

- vegetable compound. nrd co=tat1a no msu%f
Or oIs Eoos nabsixnces whatever is ent.relY
hafMlfe Rig a. Tho tAme tim warfns It's elrect1
- This Mccic1te ia WARRANTED TO cure rhn
following complaints:
, 1864-09-01
fF1om our Special Correspondent

I COftHNnfDEAHf
] 1xnr.x.po1,. ~, On tce.
| 'A'0' no7. @'' !oo7'
| e ae s.oPnf':n19 VI tue eaa1 week IL rel
! trcbce 10 the seizure Of arms AID amMuni-
ton. and the publication Of the letters found
| in lie Offices Of Do3f and Voorhrca bavA In i
the efyact ~ rander,n. tha .Coa,a..sa, 4.nu -"
| - ~ 80 " Iuo !coppeFneao e1s-
G4eot Ao1e tau1e anu eo7cshnole, considered
! as whole, than it bus beeE for some time.
| Finding themselves without eyen the ex.
| cuee Of the heatheu that St. Paul rersrs n
! t.s sss 49, ~. eo. ies.fo W.
tee, ~ iorse1 p,taoe 'ae et1ee:s IRONING ut
| the NOUN over the fra't, aud the tsxes and
| the Abolition war GencrAl1g, but are conteut
| TO ktsy ut home nDd kern t;tert tia.
| r,a,,hnd III. other do, t,,t oe,- ~
sPP o Wy 'u"t a''5 7'A 'hess u
fo"ocf hao bceh Seized ~ tae depot in
Ter1e Haute By Capt. II. ", Thorn pson. Pro-
yoet Marshal. since .1nat a,sn,tcb ,tbs-
s,na1, las h.1o ,ea. so,,as .,.3os.1.-. ..ae.
-a,: eo'a.. 4o.o .a ose1 sele'' naA'ng .oe totai
aunoef row u the hsnc6 o1 tne<uthortt1ee
OF loo Kegs. ihls immense amount Of pow
der, nearly ton snd hat, was consigned
tn a saloon keen+,-s m.n ,vho u r-a,:s ~
~ A naA "no ID Ano"n 10
~ ss- " Ano W oPPeiutao secset ofdGf,
ano "ho has never by thought, word or
deed contributed in. any way to the SUCCESS
ef S the he national arms: BE, Ike the man
Dodd's Office vera consigned, swt ars th4r no
kpows rotbrng whatever about the matter.
Facts like these are stubborn aud appeal
forci11y md successfully to the mtDds OF q
wise; aud th's class Of pen are By no m-ans man,
go few that their inttuenc: aud cooperation
can eafcly be dts .iscd. Indeed 1t is cstima-
ted hy men Thoroughly conversant with lha
political aspect Of anairs thst this exposure
viii cost MrDonald and bis Gre ~ at least ten
thousand votes in the State, End that Gor.
Morton and tho Union party will thus be the
gaintr by 20 coo.
1tie an!uR1rs to note the changes Of opin.
Jon as evirced IN the columns OF the S-rf;n<l
In reference to these matters during the past
week. At firet 1t tried to langh the matter
Of as huge joke, and psophe si- ID That as the
Geo revoiyers first reported had dtmiaished
down to 100, go the 400 In turn would lapse
gradually away to end in q few dozeus- The
first report WAS that the whole 90 cases
eeized contained reFolyeTs, bnt toree-fonrths
Of them were af'erwafdg found to contain
that without which reyolztts would heve
been uaelese; riz: the 135 900 ronDds-of am.
, 1864-09-01

~ Lett'rs from Rome, seys the Courier
dts Etats Unts, state that Plus *, insoads to
make Cardinal Of the new Archbishop.
There being larger number Of Roman Cath
olics In this country than In England, their
clergy, it IL claimed. being entitled to that
distinction. The late Archbishop Hughes
died before obtain1ng from the Pope that
mink OF esteem with nhich bis successor
will be tonored.
, 1864-09-01

as 4 GIEXI..L PREVENTIVE,
By night and day, On rivss, Sea. %r 1ana,
IN tnstaar peril OF dteease We stands
Dut lu dread aErows hsz1uleea seam to 1E6&
PRs: all With this tnvikarane fortified.
, 1864-09-01

E'IRST NATURAL RANR
E. Or CHICAGO.
Euctnr7eE c11nef k+6e AID aatA-A-
CAFIT&Ls. PAi~ N. 80" Sa'hc. .oo0'
4h.*L. u NICE Haf3K, Y'~e-kText.
X-X. .9KAl3z1n. Cs1hser.
, 1864-09-01

Ta1a ;vaIuRb1] Ittnime0e g71sl caFs
Rheumatism, spralns, Bruises, Cuts.
Woun d., Ulcers, CHnxtaesoA TeE:
&ons, swsAled and SslH Joints Lusa7
baEor aEd all DlAeasea VRherx eE
extefn&f remedy IN lnlicatac.
DIR. EARTERLYH AMERICAN lttNIAEHT =.
1so cure spza Ell, Btnt-ea cnts, Gals, RIM
eanEk g nnRSkss Fal1A:ea ahou: d Eeept CON
ATAh LIZ ON uAEr to ug3 II t1E Il Reed, r. II Il
the BR3I An: 1~*s~ 7 KFFlCAC1OU5 ItfIARH7
no. tr u4s.
u Fos tAIa A. Dk EA3TFEIAi d GUY FsMifj
Mtd1esne Btora. % Aao1fon strtes, Near TIA Fc%
Once. ChlcA1o- Iii.
, 1864-09-01
GUBtlSiENCE OFFICE, U.

N Aha11a ~. 1tocIH rTRI.f;cx,
bfhFa fropo a!s, y cup, es:c. mi be received Ct
faes fsns m;s mfi o. wEDSHs2AT ~ ssps: y.
p,.tHa. p,I It ,7a M1:hT ,,r.-o.rr.,,.r
nDE tHvus Ahu t4Iol AEAY " hEt tcai.
TIE on abe h9of dervsse1 attre STAT, Cas- y aeal.
p bAH Mf ~ !t'u y ont :ncns-t ssea.
SsSfl ~ ~ asys 70 &c ne.saea *lta ons ana
Tor. lhe, mu.1 ave:sse stoa. ss1' tnirteea hnn-
o'ed roupds tross veitht. I'll tAttnz short nf G.1D
onn sne9,snd urf rIoss wel1ht, BULL. stsssoxsa
cow deIttrt ana Eorn!e:s Cstu". El b. rejected.
"A oeauS:lo1 OF ten f!@) pou1 d. Et!l b. n:at BON
fae ~ a9r q do-s nos stax y ~ pm.
, 1864-09-01
fnHf1nu HfufA RuQr

The Indiana State Fair will be held thI,
year at Indianapolis, commencing on tha 81
ofoctobcr. The SECRETARY Of the Stata Bond
Of Agriculture Of that statesays: "Itiscen
ttdently expected that this Fair win be The
largest and most interesting ever held IN tails
, 1864-09-01
FROM IaDIaNAPoLI3.

Tie Eoorhtes Correspoudchce-ItH
Eaect-11ae Union On uxt, Progressing
ssISriouhl5-1sraft Mnlters-oaIo or
the Journal UfUcc.
, 1864-09-01
CA UT1o ~.


In erds- to guard against dangerous ,mpesaons q,
pubic are requested to take especial note OF the beas
stus engraved proprietary stamp, through which Ii.
Government Of the United States atlc,ally sQ.asot
eases1sIay bottle Of HosTRTTER's BITTRRs. mt
shield, thrown oy the Government ovef the proprietor
and the pablle for their Joint protection IL placed cnr
BicucRaJ acscsa the cork aEd over the neck Of ees
bottle, and caaoos fall to strike the t5e Of the mas
eazual observer. Nothing that purpo:ts to bs Rus
TETTKRH BITTKE9 eaa be genuine uniess The stsm,
istnere. -.
It Is also proper ta srs that the B1rTERs a.s scle
exclusively In glass and nevez under any circumstances
b. the ea1eu Or the nszzsl Impostozs and a,tate1,
are sbEosd. and the only safeguard tha.pnaue asw
against them Is to sea that the nste7 they buy osa,
thn eag1a7ed label md note OF band Of Mes4rs, Hop
tsttez I Smith. aad the stamp anoyo mentioned.
, 1864-09-01

An Ancient Copperhead.
When Benedict Arnold lad sud his co1n-
trY 10 its enemles, and found himself uaAble
to deliver the goods, he made + preci sitate
escape to the British liaes, aud there Pro-
c1e,1ned his treason In Proclamation, which
1eacs as follows:
From BeIedicr Aruold's Proclamation to tho Citl-
zens and Seldiees OF lha United StateB, issued
Ocsober ~, I75a.}
you asv promised liberty BY the lea .ers of your
Affair.". but IL there fndvidn IL the enjoymEnt
Il it, EavloK Jouf nppre-sora! Who Among yo7
ncr- to -peak or write but he thtuks nYalnst the
tyranny which has robbed you OF yoas property.
tie. srd IL tzy de]ns1uc yonr couufry with bIoods
Gnr cntbtr5 oncH was happy. ant mad the ptof-
ieItd peace been embraced, rue last t"o years. Of
nt.e1y had besn tptnt In peacc and pleuts. and
repslrh & the desoation OF the quarrel th:. would
have set the interest Of Great Britain aud America
In a true light and ceuentea their friendship
attaiument Vi peace, liberty and safety, ths arss
OBJ. c!H IN tatln= the dtfd.
What. America. but land Of widows. orphans
ard tegrare! Bntwhat need Of ar r4uuent TO such
aaNel infinitely more misery Than tongue caa ex.
" come TO al w:o are ditposed to Join mt in
tiun, which mutt be increased until content
with the i1berzltty OF tee parent country, which
sill, oilers nj protection and perpctnai exemption
trum a tA1es but sach a. wc ehall think TT to I'm
pose upon ourselves. BENEDICT Alixotp-
a. eopperhead, Politician In Tronbla.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Evening Poss.1
CAnAsDA1GuA, N. T., Aug. 2o-A noted
coppernebd politician of tuls sectfon Of the
cnuntry is now in jail in tbls to N. His
n9me il VIM, Dillon. He was imrrsaoped
l.ere two or three years ago ou'a ch,rge Of
ditlo3al conduct, consisting mainly ID an
outrsge Oh the nag. Previously he was poat
mtttcr under Pierce and BucbaDau. Diilna
II po~ held On charge Of arson. It may ba
rt1t en- btred that two reported lnccudiary
fires " eich recently occurred in the village
Of Wsnra, on the Central Ra'1rcaA, destroy
Ing nearly half the business part OF ths place.
4 bank, ahote1, nanJ stores and other build
irEe ~+rc burned. Various circumstances
dire cted suspicion toward Dillon and some
OF Lis CONT: crates, and recently h. and
MN named Roberts were arrested and t4ken
bt1ore g. a.fsratc, who on the evidence
ecmnitscu buth ri them to jill.
Roberts was subsequently released on bail,
but the authorities dee,ued that Dillon could
rot be released under any circutns{anc., aud
he rtna'ns in charge Of the jaior. The cop
pe1tesds have up to this time stood BY Dill
JOE tirulv, and whenever he was locked up,
es in the beginning Of the war, On u char 20
Of dialoJ atty, and later, when he uas i'm
pfieoned in Washington for some Of bis op.
eEsflons among the soldiers, they have sym
pathl7ed with hiD, given him their aid, and
nonpred him when released, but .ome Of tho
most reputable OF this>part5 now dlsown
, 1864-09-01


Formerly Of Jtues HL.p Il. Oh Hon&e street,
Neg, Ilesls: Ls L. eo IN sj'. sos asfTsa
eshs il u Mrscr
RAJ, ,ecE1TULors,s Id k:nd. Q, ri n"n .xn KIN
IS. ..cr1s so "nt .n,r pt .
le1crry, IoplpH, 70 -.ssl' A-.-n': o. -cv -, on,
h15 1.S.x1. s ~ ~ - y, n. ~..zn.
e91,s g r.; y1ses. ~ g
fa:ion g. ~ 81 s9
VIZ o.sef 4: PIG sa1elsai. lt.sy :a,t:s:t=d ~
q AZ -. n.1f 10 Ii: T. Ct zivlss rasnr1.
81 s;*:s; j. ,es = no., ~ s9:a1*ls .o:a:;s: ;4:ss
- ls:d - sc:xs sfs,-1 ~ e::; III
~: j..:ss. reeonD.'s* b - n, T. ssn..s,y & {:
saea;esl a o:,Is,e;. r6ss. sss,a @oafS =
'5e ss: :a'ssi :. 4
EtSse'rs: o't.:e. ~. - i'sns seosn tt,tsa:
co1Idtni.I- ~ p15: is:a
E>r. EsfEc:osv,
Eooneen:ts' TnssS:a r., u !, 4 = LoE.s Me-,
sea g ?ss s :: H. r ~ ;ls ia
s. >as !: sass
W1.re L.aits sLd u. -Ea.c CT --asa: os 'ac Q;
= ns :: esst9: o "o:!: lcss =;
e; En:s &c sis. t ts 4,,lS SS5
From II. Doetot'A .op. atr' &C 10 *osptta1 . d
pttsAse pssctf e lei. 4blr : ..rt3 eE1 @:urq
antee pcrfc' cE1st iof III rhfo:ie +Ae'B Il ,heIt
mott ttv'r TO and cnEi1ie t~c ~fAes. II s,ors
71me. without t &c ufe Hf k-IcIrE
YourE en- sud ring trnc, ~. an1.r a@e inr'ted to
CAL. a pef1ec1 euse NaFrsht+d Fma t.reE nl.-t
fiet Atsrd<n' on Puberty. ntr trua-t : or p:rAlaA
hav:rE an' ohtsIucticrx 10 ms',,xss- .aee call St
ability and Euc2esk. ku:5pT7-3.s
HuMAJa ERA.LTY Uk PAX
G4 c!pLciIf1L RESEARCHER ~. cid ba read
~ eve.tbs9Y. II trea+s ard shown hLss t1e esu
.sel: ,1t i;e5 2 -, sst:. Ssoe1sRR s9n =;
| a;ssS: :*sss W. ss1f = s ssss,
VI. aspaos; ru1tt. cb,s.so, - q - 10. u 5iaG
Eze6 go, & G14guH". ~ e'rn'' WV .r@ :ss9e1on Il.
81 CEHls ~ sAvh v5 Dol
~ pI4akS.-drset3Aa1 i:..4eeeS.:ea berE1s ~
novks Ettnt, GsAse. sruss H.. .=rts, aa c!.sit
Alf1, Aosoas: t!ostt. a.. s.uA II atE. Or.Y s
IT r. tsen;ss aa Ss Z r. NJ. ~ +sa~*@a
Hxlid IT ul EOes1H 1 'arp VALID aHl.E
S0h1C.-.ekesuA- Z. C = 'crd,.s mr. Vi causfyt
SsE1, <Hots:se - ettlst e! o.'1 .p<rpsc.
: VIII - 70 zrd -sit tnte q II ii Dut naS.
!eusa.lT ~ tstVeat*t re t---s "a Esvc4 tod
AEnn. II T. rit4szs: srr e.'.tAhlt corrt4l nj i
asa 5us1 { 1t to s. Ss :, 4
'!k okEsEE IL z ~ 9:sS3 ~ ~ H. ,csu..AA
MOEB1e, tu:-ssststI ape trrt ID: rn:1 Rtse:
is6z rfsir 4o*: Will nnsI c..rt t~% D'yErtees
uAttE t@oT. fT=oars~ o. ps g'f7t xr. ! co,
fztna-Aip-uve:ttx n tt~ Hsi.~n s'ctss. ;ezts2-x-
, 1864-09-01

State. In addition to tic ukuat ind ucesueats
ff,e,, to c1t,altu1B b3the 5tate Boarl, il IL
proposed to have n d2artuens devoted to
;tp tru.flt of the SVo Sanitary Cuumts-
sion" In coDpcctioj With this latter IN
ruupcsment, cs1l is uaae for contributions
Of a1i,clts Of all Kids tot exhibition aud
sale, or for exhibition 5 alone. &c -. There is.
tht nsf r]e Of lndi D to make this occasion
ire If 4are iut4, est and their cnterpsIs,ny
1,bltc spirit will " Ire the succtss Of both
, 1864-09-01
.nNRs GEAt1a'"'i SELECT
4X6 SCHOOL ruh ToU>a Ia nIEs.
CIR. Michigan are. ano Ta.,f,a street.

1t IL not Off cll VIC speak OF Phys
,ic1slk3E-
But Ee can chee'fIll* ray rr ~n:t = hiss xiehly
ektLed TIE vide tpre-a rc2a su = len h. n W co.
tors He has s 1-1KCr psA RICE stan 5 eth n r.
sicsen In hlca this 1fe-rt' At ~ hoss d:s
eAke4 which 1*ea S2e-rt t*d pr Tan ns cure,
namely: HI1v.!e d.A.feI tse: s. tn~ vAst d Lee1
5ea1s dtvotec h.s Vi ole u"< .-1r-tDn = 70 :os-
QcfurfnkAte + Vnl. tsV ns: It t<llI 5f ether
phye,ca4x& He il nlos' ss''s' II to IsAtuue.t
nf au thuee euses whtch ~-r. a.".r cor dt-t II:
EufAple. Re !t me CuHt - = ~ L=T Wofk called
tse {. ~ Ynr Of + utn a. All ~rn a.w hyhalt,'
which will b. MALE to 1'- fe.~!ot 81 ttFee ce1tA
to y1e p&3 FLkLfEr A. b u III IT - TO CO all
me GOOD be CIR. any o's may 81 nd trc-iv. h:s
opEioo upoa tbUse m,~t +,t:a' Hs'f.-s fre. Of
Obct BOZ 2.9t al ho.iLo o1a A'rt"1ts co-nd' u.:&1.
, 1864-09-01
Qblfaso Iril>n1le.


NnP"feonsN hlaVcsy E'-opnatt ton--Uor.
r.. boz AIjng .ncts- NhrclersH R%td-
The september Conscp From
/, AtlADfa,
, 1864-09-01

. There is notl1sg lew from A,1 .n'a thai Is
sn,lable fer publication. / a,a snciia, to
seltcye that Sherrsn Is s~ai<'bg eveuts
elsewhere, l,gfuro LIE etrikeR. soue tiug
Eince le re.sarked that the camp4iyn ~ould
be either -hded, or Oh II brruu, ct Arl4ntA
If Hoou's army were captured 1t would ne
enlfd; il !; escspsd, then unly brgun. Be
dces net purpose TO allow hfaI TO escape;
and thouph some delays may occur, thas vii
csusc 1rr3t"bilitY to an imp4tient public, thrY
will be productive OF Il euccts. ehich viii
sttlfty the lutst nrdent advocates of a tsvieo.
fous prosecution ct the var"
, 1864-09-01
+&ls,EEitHMKlsHN.
DR- EAsTERLTs
lQgtkE; ah1 SanSaPARl.ls &

1h1, IL tns or'5 aedicns s6u viii cass tl.7.-se
8croru.a2 or K1ns71 fsll, CAkcczs~ Eza'
n,or-, Ell uptaanh Of Tho Skln, kFFs1p'
In, thro-lc Sore EJ-sx ek1~&ss~rin d
Tttte1. ~c~ld ksead, <DlA *-'reA, ae~et
A..s~a, ~. efIlncs os the stnnSs, .r~'pre1=
~, Whine :xa %l,p*., a'sIest t*'ntcoes:-
Eod1e, %in1lca "a. TITO ksae~y Gs'rE4.
Knena.@tis1n DroP4y Or <sfn.cs, Live.
Compsnin1 Dy<Iepeta. re'vous @N1e'
sltns. u t-cral frubiiltr, all '1hsscR:
d.s<axs a1.G ali dlaa<~asA aE4afEz ff1<<
the uxe Of tNekcutrs
mi. Esa1el.s eomotast = nzn,i s;7e;.sEs:.sr ::
soasnfa. tso!s ItLho,2 99 &: 11.tS - ~; anS
1siustis w. Stable purifying txr >tts, er-a.re,
Cur cal nts:ses. 70 Bs r Eenc'f s's prspt:s.
popnc -ot M clssasea %r1<1nk Eo1 "a tmnusa st1ts
nf ftte ". O. t-311v~d co .ol'lnn nf TIC YEEe-
g. =. aatnTsH*1's !ontaE ASy saRsar, ,R1.1.
-cs1.n Ut !h y,,ous crEa.s It the lyss.t. u1c u
s IT, t. s3s ~ g
eipe Ru:!stte ! W. @ h1o''p gqEEhc1s Es r. tas g. 81
tsss ~ cAIsE AZ @ ci;ss. S' aE
Dk kasTE ,Ll'5 IOnIn ArDBAasAPatstLL+
H. ronzhly sEnoystes the Wrols - sfcu tr' I. tz1
I'll 1mpus1S-* scd s.lnk thoae ntca1%r rurt VI
aQnanT e:re<.icu1 IN 10 tn4cy n1derans cnuol+3a
IMPORTANT 10 The SILK
Tt % sens wno Ara s,ea and nhlicseu Aad .ssa 3
~ e,ood Purifying ssdicsa@. &c osass thia 'eu
r EAsrEs1 Ys IoD1sR R1rDsAssAfAn1Al= 1r
Aal1 I.n,rrst6uE1 o., Gas aPs1 and HE. :st
p.1ls o. q ens ~ soe oasa
shs anue. o. ~ x1sEY Wls,k Dk .kes ros.1
1tnls u al cse 1hera 1t Il fndtcste be:au3- t%cT
, 1864-09-01
BRDKEN CONSTITUTIONS.

xhe const1trtioa tttod By pam or ta:a,
o. E,ld tndu1geucu, IL not oass repair;
THIS genial Tome. a. tho heaithfn. devx
prtck.n yarcBed herbs. IL waited Eel re7sss:
, 1864-09-01
Danking allD ErtDanBe.

3]anKI11g ana 3=ItDdaDE.
Cy PT.s NATroNA. bzNK K Of
Il CHICAGO. .-..
f,nDitul, 1850 seou.ooo.
NO. sn Lssstin s..rct-
u, s, DEPOSITORY l. FISCAL AGENT.
supschIpIInEs REcEt> &c FOR
z.Jo Lonn md 1O-40 sold Rear.
Ing bonds.
II .u5s 81 pfes 4 sm c.s.leS '43a A4D Pr.s,eeu..
NH>Sr NATIONAL BANK OF
l. FcBT WAYNE, RpLA A.
De5'sna>ed Depesit-1y Of tbs uettsd saxs.
CAPITAL F&1o Or s.5b.ouu.
eres,d.a:. a:.J.D.Eur7KAn It;.:r.er. ". s.F1.HR
ss6sI11 s6sn .. r. FHFAnRA" sy.ss. ssyS.ssAs.
nm nm lii 1f.;;!SSS.;14!nchR. - +t:'sk
s~6A 's Z. D. ag.No1tirr tia; 9"'49
On 3. ssas fneS., ,,n.; +, sssse, ".t cousosn
TrstuIa1 r =. 1.se q Av dram ca H.~ York. HtIe n at.
I'H& MECHANICS N Ar"'sA1
BANK Ut. CuIrA1au.
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et.ss is1. -, y; tts Il q ,sS 1;s.,' dsr,'ass':t
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exNJ AN NV Pa-- V,e,.f.eeI,
EAKl. +. ~ 1ntHE- C.-hs~s.
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nnatlt:SGTet f4s oS<c tahoe, 70 .rpu.s s1r1 th@
EEe:aasies' = 5'st1u1 u Ba:i Ele.r;. nsaa 1T
ca;csxo, e.. IL tto cnT,g ot oca r. ~ 81 1lr1:.
E@Qui-eractt Of t.. Art n3 cuus1n. .ctt1t. T.
At. to yacE1te kACosts. +;nE.pe. t,S1F~e ct
pieCkt oi tL1aEd ssk.-t ho. o., nu6 tn uv1G- tsa
cirGuthuo1 Ard yedenrsp- fbtTr: "sI.. ROVE. 'uIr
~ = snn nss So%Dt.sd ~.'s 4 &c xs"n.o
n.s1e,fE ne 4. meas &: - tint 81 ss:a ac,
roE tee5ttc1a. i. HUgB 9cCuEl.'cT, =ont
Eechs1.os' Esann*! Eans c4 Ch,-&s< ii DE rl.y a
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Under the Act R4o-e1sld.
f~---1 In sss fs@cnf ~cetrta- -.ru--l Lt na.s
15a ~ 81 otres, t.'t q, ;~say Z;
.1.,s:9n 'fsf eo.,.itn. IuSn =, o.. n.f,.ntx
FIRST NATlvNAL aANR
Or CHICAGO.
En2tnseEt Garner k46e atd lats-nA-
EAFIT&Ls pAiA In. HRit4s, ,0UO-
+: A1kkH; FIsstasE1
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, 1864-09-01

Produces healthy Mtn Hnd FpEd.l: Il tha c1afR
tuHon 10 neglected youth, dlsease nnd e:r1y te71
II the result. Do not delay Whaa sto CeaES AEe =
reax At a7nG, and within the rea.h Of ALL
, 1864-09-01

This torment dire. that all enjoyment h1.a.
I1e.dA not 70 pnngenr scents Or dfnattc plEs,
.Tts eon tie, stomach that it takss IT. E.ss=
Tone with the Blttezs, and tie snsu1En 9lez.
, 1864-09-01
ULCEH3, pIMPLEs, fLuICHR
ULGEKlTllE DtSElXG2

El1GAf ot To ApSs, 1AEok4a su1xzz, skA :. 3ssnr>
or 5-e1p, no yensdT la t7sr ez3131 IL aquA.;
AOTE PaTChfs apaz lie IafAAia-kace 10 Julca
1Drn discard Aut1o1 af Aa Liver, arm vtf3 asp
mt to tho yeHn5 Wig Ann neither. q f.a noEtiE1 2
GoosufnHon. Lne 4JHn3 VII osrr-cr she secYzacs
1k1n. =
Dizziness I1dtgcatton, Weak Bso4o ach ~ N nIrs-e
I'd or c*hesscsf sondt53o oftheoxkaa, ssconpss:s
Eehsysa ~ saa use n snE4.fTu-I0N LIsV
&XEUP,
, 1864-09-01

Damp, cold, exposure to uaiar1oua fos.-
Bring on OF Ills u fearf3l catalogue;
Bat tHteEtntttanta whatso'es taetk kind.
aoktekta1s BltteE1 scatter tc TIE WIND
, 1864-09-01

F1T&.NFE.K-4k4
Or. @3AVtlT c1T- D. q +ALr-%f ~ tLfsStt ED az
HuXDI LEc irV1E eYAs'F wALs~~ nj Ed cGI&
Ecf1 hsl Thu, tax-s L =. &c I'll o,s
eshck- ron fr pnr- ~ " tHe strct. Il
ys>xa FQr u<BI1I1 ATs II U"hds II I" Ia -te-ta
EFT H. SOFIA bs ~ DsosE,;ts e4Dv!L.T Il EsSz>
toInb st-.~e u sntr41 k.Gf fae -"a-
fALh1Sf.A.c III A *T{TIe
, 1864-09-01
r uGTS 4 n y CES.
REha aCVAz+x
HALL, sQuGHWlGK Il &C., GO
sCCcEs5ORs TO
BEaEEtCT HALL q ct1.,
ahYe removed to
Hc4. 3E4 4 386 Broadway.
FIRST Do0R ABOVE Walt1 a.-
NEW YORK

NC hcTe Ertx:ly enisrxed CIR .uaau1scE1.sx es,Afs
h&Ef. a now h1ys Constantly on nsrd ytrY 1sxFs
a PA q n.s ssESd work Ct u1I own anAtu'Acsui M
Rc rak. Ill he lat.si FtIye9 Ct Hsnss roys' ET3
-. ~ San feEsd boot1 rAuoossl, Coee:ets gstt
~ Ann hackle 6hoeS Etu Vi ls.di.al Ht,saa aEd
Ehna!ent GcZoccc. Glove Fl. ku5 i-s:,cr -cfk-Er
tT&n311d6t @' !" A">'S'
, 1864-09-01
nalr Rc5tDratthe.

ltT,n c.fsnsc ste sss1p, s1d thereby pEcuo.. tn,
sotD.tsoad nstly sca Y3n,hfu: eppIsr $40.
Il, tae nsna ~ nscomlnk thin F'a1 and falling out
hstf xrsy. r becosz ,as 20 i. vii rs;,ora
u = tts original color Nltaour asNs.nR ssalr Or
/ il tses fsern an tnpaztiea or pcf:ouous d uss,
~ y h.,x dJf, bot 40 intsblbls r.s,ofs:vs and
I'll CO a: that il prou Sd wtn usea b. tn dlfae-
at;sy q xest Dr.. Van Z.est tcne Of tae e,dsst and
I'll "a :if N .''
c Tor asis "a Hstr ko!s:t,e ~ s,a II r.
e.f:itt e1ho 1n.1,tn q he l5s:.nt in<raa E ii
lsaussta en,a Of ure, and the tesfkHs of oas Of
H. se.'p ron eites.ed to : htaithy csadit.oa-
ne bs i ds
IL cle ernn k.eplrs tbs hair tom falling cut. 1e.
WH-eEAH zANLr, ND.
IFiom tbs St. Louis Republican, Dec Is. 1871
EuHExa 1t IS not Ct tn teatta prots.atcont E.r.
tleean on iha rtru1A len CT Dr.. Faa Zsrdt ojosses
e sdn 81 .1s is
orJset Thfs b. does. tcvs7rr, IN csra 3Gh al d
to 6a1 ny hi. r. F.her. An 70 Ft,eh gray hsacs ars
enAs>rMt Eorxr, 81: LoC1s, No., June I. -sss n
r. FIsf1H-lEAE sia: lnaVa 1.td one hatIo Il
t.elsn. It dets sli h.t 2oa - ~ It a.Tics -
III. T on Tt gA8SgM & 67. Lsts q nsrsaa gose
Eureka but a6aFs S1s ;9Sz; 81 sa aass
sU1EEHsG HsG'i siSsa SsfsP; : s fjtsss,a haa': No
r. :a'at an Druggists, + s1cs les s'p;rbut:as nHsaa
&ues-p:yf 12tTuEa TFsAsAr is
, 1864-09-01

kxAJX4. kIFA.. sy1t
aLAEoU1A* 6M*LLr3H&, MUTUAL
0LCEeATIuN. aALT saput
This talnt {HKHHp1IA IT and AGQutx np+. nlu>r
WITH unrod ml1@x7. " hr Al ssuAt -.~d,e.l r1e7&-
loEl-enst.
, 1864-09-01
Tr1E T2ICI4 AND H.OuE
PURE BLOOD

Ara t.sbta to tho aAe dlseAses Nature and Hetaaae
sas made the Constitution Life 6yFuo for tia aeEAH
nftti.