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, 1864-05-09

What tlIc Hon. j. o. Nixon, editor and
proprietor Of the New Orleans Crescent says o.
Ds. James. formerly Of Dr. James Lock Hospital,
Cnston-House street, New Orleans, La., cstab-
lshed in 1870, and now Of s6 Randolph street, Chi
From the New Orleans Crescent, March ., 1911
"DR. JAMEe.-0f all the medical practitioners
who bare chosen special class Of human ailments
for their etu6y, We know of no one who has be-
more or Tho has heea
apartments are ut No. 81 Custom.House street.
Years ago. With full practical knowledge Of med
ieine IN general be singled ont one Of those hydras
Of human indrMity, which general practitioners
go rarely tpe with successfully, and by assiduous
etndy. 8 nerseyering research Into the rcmotest
pe1et!aia OF this particular branch Of his science.
and the most careful and extended practice. he
made h1mee! the Hercules of the hydra, and thou
sauds Of both sexee, in all parts OF The world now
1now him or remember him With the sincereas
to New Orleans or Ionlalana. OF the United States,
but exists throughout Europe. As general thing
be Is fnfalib!e, and those who may come Within
only with the hope. but with tue assurance, Of be-
Ing restored to health and happiness. =,
DR. James, specialist in tbs treatment Of al
easee cures them without mercury, iodide potash,
arsenic or any poison but nentallzer for all Gu
thnneopsr CONTAGIOUS disesset Organic weskncss,
brought On BY eLceee. abuse Of the system, OF en-
tailed here editazy, producin. nervousness, depres-
sion, t7itability, etc. with all Its deplorabe train
Of eEmp1oms treated, and full vigor restored By an
DR.. James is now located permanently, at Sc RaE-
1olph streef, Chicago. Ill
DR.. James has been practsefng In the above spe-
cia}ty in New Orleans hfteen years-thfrteen years
conducting one of the largest hospitals In the UNI
ted States, In this epecia]ty-fof the last three
years in this city (Chicago).
Dr.. James Testimonials are from some Of tbs
highest medical authorities In the United States,
and from almost The entire press Of the South,
which should be sufficient evidence to gain the
fdcuce Of theee requiring such services al be rem.
derf. Many Of theee testimonials have from tlms
10 time appeared In this paper. The afflicted,
therefore, should apply with as little delay as pos.
sible, for .shorld be remembered that delays are
dangerous. ONCE and parlors at 50 Randolph st.,
up staire, where he can be consulted confdcntally
from a. ii till P. u except Suodars, when he
may be found in the forenoon.
Maye-et!t-2t
, 1864-05-09

Carpets, Two Sets Buggy HARNESS,
Lace Curtains, pamssk Curtains, three Pano Fartcs
AT AU CTION.
On TUEsDAT, May 10th. At 9h O'Clock. we shall sell
AZ our slietl CONS E=nera assortment OF very s1pe
fior tnriof. Dining room and ChtEber FnrnItuFR,
oak nhce Desk. BRUSSELS aud otneE Carpets. silver
Spring Beds. ri Lace and DamasS Curtains. eea ant
soid Rosewood aod BEoekatelle Fas1os suits, lne
wocd EhgraVinxs. H1rrors Crockery. Stoves one set
Single and ono SIT Double Harness, DC, SC.
ALSO, PIANOS AT II O'CLOCK.
Two splendid. carved legs seven. octave. raa.-
wood caee Piano F0ftes, rch and btilhanttohed In
etrurr rents-Warrauted.
Alrc, one second hand rosewood care Piano Forte.
GILBERT g. SAMPSON.
mYT e5S6-tS AuctloDeey9.
, 1864-05-09

CHICAGO, MAy Z, 1871.
GEsT1KxEs: In compliance with your rear1ai.
tion, have fixed Thursday evening, May ,7th, at
Bryan Hall, for my next reading, when shall be
citizens Of Chicago generally, for the appreciation
which has boen extended to me during my short
professional stay in this city. Yours, very truly,
EVELYN EyASa.
, 1864-05-09
FROM TENNESSEE.
Destruction OF the East Tennessee and
Virginia H. H. mudWall Jackson
nefeaHed.

Virginia II. b. Mudwall Jackson
Defeated.
NEW yoRK, Nav 7-Pr1vate letters from chatta-
nooCa nfrrm positively that Gen, ShGrman's army
would move on the I'd inst. His force Is large and
In the best Of eplfite.
Private letters from Bnl1's Gap, Team, OF the
9th nlt., announces the destruction OF tue East
Tennessee and Virginia Ra,lrosd distance Of If
teen miles between Lick Greek and Greenville.
Coz's command. Every bridge and railroad tie In
the whole extent Of fifteen miles WAS burned. The
cannot be repaired for months. Another expedition
left Bulls Gap On the 24th TO destroy the railroad
over the Watnuga River, ffty-tour miles distant
movement with body OF the enemy under Mud
wall jackson, completely routing him. On their
return our troops burned all the bridges and tore
up the entire track at all points within their reach.
, 1864-05-09

War Melting In the Third Ward.-A
var meeting will be held in the Third Ward, at No.
GIL State street, on Tuesday evcnn; next, for the
purpose Of stimulating cnIistments for the One
Hundred days service The meeting will BE- ad-
dressed BY E. 4. Storra. George Gray and otbers,
German. Frsuk ard Jule Lumtard have promis-
cd to be on hand with excellent music. Let there
Be . null turnout OF the patriotic citizens Of the
Third Ward.
~ To the patrons OF the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. and TO the agents throughout the
Northwest:
The Wheeler & Wilson store will he closed three
days to make improvements. commencing with
Monday, May 9th. Orders from the country will
rot be fllcd during this time.
mystE21-at GRO. 3. CH1rTENpES, Gen, Agtk
, 1864-05-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.
A Panic Among the SeccBsionIsts.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST.. Louis, May 7, 1864.
Great excitement continues among the secession
ists in this city caused by arrests lately made The
drm OF Vonphnl, Waters d Co. have been arrested
and the store closed. Many others are expected to
follow. Among many runnors In circulation Is one
that discovery has been made Of the source nom
whence rebel incendinries engaged on the AIssts-
ajppl River drew their funds. Other storiee bat
90 astounding not to be probable, are in clrcu.
1ation and It is believed that the Provost Marshal
has uniolded serious conspiracy against the Gov
, 1864-05-09
The Raid on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.

Bn11NonE. Ainy 7.-Tbe special dispatches to
Ntw York and o,her papers. about the late raid at
Piedmont, Wet Virginia. are Ersat!y exazsesa,sd.
The vi ole amount Il da'ase 6oue 10 the Propertya
e.ed *51.tGO No pereon was disturbed. and there
was no appearances e maEaudeFa at my 9th : polns
tht trains nrs working ru.ssy na an. and Rr e. road
, 1864-05-09

5ei%af, 5s1aHAE czs.z41-puor roof o. 1Axz s1axnr.
net.Utt tEE1ptess........... 6:15 am. 6:25 Am
Detroit EXPRESS: rs % I'm. issS Pm
aeHoAx czsTnA1, c1xxcrsNAT1 1ao LOUISVILLE. aT IL
Siaas SSG5a'fg Fi55slps E5lses'. s1san 1ewpm.
a1ca1aAA oIInIKN-pKfoV In N-pKfoV CORNER TN gURxN
AND sHKnAAS scRxE4s. N~-@'
.Da9 ExpEess'..-. G-15 An s1c.0n
tEyenin{ Express -...-.... $40 pm stS:on pm' N
4'Ssas Express SIfacn 1nti' ;1sSs pa. *i&a Pm: @
tsa!5$ = StS r. r. :sS s:R s@
MAR MADISON sTaxEr BHnaz.
Day E7pzess...'.........-..E $40 a.m. a:s an.
saEa S,Shs IL isIoa sas RP 1P%: as
,1 psy EzzRzsss: zR ;.....,...'::: ~ s;e..m- @ ss..m.
nsiso1s 11;i eHsTai1-Dnor 1eor g. 1Au s1nrs4.
si4: sHib:aas s5s P % ea;
"a: Sya: Palk Palk FFsta..::.. 1SS s. n pm:
HJde Park Trnin-.......... 80 Pm. Gas pm.
~ 81 k9Stsss s2S assenms&.n IS N s@:
fetShs i1 EoRLsss EoPRisse EXPRESS, s1SP P Is an.
cosNrcT1sa WITH pTNNsI1YAN1A mHraAL H. h
Leave Pittsb'e. SO an. 4:ss pm. 81 pm.
Avs afess!4ses 10 sS PR. P Is Is II a. ,sS Ss IN:
yis Phila. }1eoo pm. l.:oon. las pm.
Ra!iF NasPS. s5s 5s e: is e IN N i5;5 5S n
aA1zxA AID CHICAGO uMos.
Epl1on PASSENGER. .-..'..... e:2s an. 1:so pm.
tFnltou Passenger. .11:l0 pm. 4:10 am.
Eteeport Passenger. 800 a m. 40 pm.
kesSfs5s, E}s'a, fol hvsf ,.oo p ',.,oa "
, 1864-05-09
RfaI 3astatr-Uo1tutrD.

E0R EALE-A beautiful stock farm. $50 acres
trE: barn, coed houBr, all fenced. 10 acres undet
cultivation. ut 1cD tons OF hay last YeAf.-1o
miles southwest Of the Court House. Chicago. PEIca
4.!r9-win exch9ng for city property. E. Fl. CUM
M1NGS. , o. Isl Clark street, ChIcago. myae-!t
EOK SALE-Resident Lots and Farming Lands T.
L. Hatleln, On the Chicago and Galena unlon Eat4
rDsd. All the trains on the above road stop At the
station opposite the which beng or twenty
vr nln1l es ride tfo the oepot on North of
fen Rrtas ,ndut etn.s to those doing bus9esa n Chi
WhErs the5 ceent water and pnre air. There
arc TWO 1rst.cnss schools At Harlem. The property
Will be eod In peceso sult the purchaser aud long
credit. Also several houses to rent. Apply to JOHN
$: QUICK, at Harlem or - South Clark street: Room
No q. my9 e643 It
EOR SALE-rhearest house IN the county. Good
fruit trees. good barn and out houses water
Evanston. only twelve miles from Ch,caRo. al for
500. Apply TO r. MALIORY'S store. nca1 she depot,
III EvnpstGp for particulars. Cause ofase owner 60
Ing 70 Michigan. my7.e55i3t
EOR GALE-A Farm, twelve mllss south Of Iowa
CITY. johnson County, Iowa. Of $50 acres-2i0 acres
In cu1tiEatIon 80 acres TIMBER the balsace fenced In
houses besIdes, large barn and nne orcnazd OF 10
treee. steam saw mill on the premises. not owned by
the undersigned blacksmith shop and school house
ALSO tie premises Price, 41,oto-part Oh time II re-
qnl1 cd. Title perfect Further pAFtieuars given upon
applica'io 10 Messrr. EDM0ND9 T. RANSOM, At
Kankskee City, Ill. my5- eG0c21
, 1864-05-09

SENATE,
AT 1;e0 o'clock, on motion Of Mt. WILSON, the
Senate went into executive session.
The PRESIDENT pro ten. presented the reslg-
nstton Of tho Rev. Byron Sunderland as Chaplain.
kim an addItiopal grant Of laud to aid in con-
e1ructipr rallroad from St. Paul to point be-
tween Biz Stone Lake and the mouth Of the Sioux
Wu d River. Referred to The Committee On Pub
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON, Of Mass, the Sem
ate At 1s:3O O'Clock went into executive session,
md coctIputd therein until 4:'5.
In The re.oz, euip. ct the doors, resolution OF
Mr.. uple, calling upon thu Secretary Of the Navy
i,r a COW OF thc record of the Walker court mar
l;nl. was adopted.
The Senate then ajiourntd.
, 1864-05-09

Illinois supreme Court.
OrrAwA. ILL.,, Mar THE second call on tho
docket Oh Monday will be frnm seEenfy-eight to
one hundred and .ourteen. inclusive.
, 1864-05-09
9urttOn 6HI7H.


T0rerunYn ErTpNrv1,pF
n
pTA~1 HnRTT
A<A.eSO r11sA A"'
Carpetg, SilYer.Piated ware. Oil
Faintinpa. r. q Redatends.
Table,, &c., &c,
a
On THURSDAY, May feth. q. 9}S oclock. At b3ttcrs'
Anctcn Rooms. u Portland Block. corne< OF Dear
rnJeesess NM i. BUFFERS CO., Aucts.
av,c
Ell u Lam SAL U I'D a .
IL D. sATF-yev and SECONDHAND FUKyrrfTHK
ASs,,s1A o. ,sAfpgEbAT Ssy4 ss2x o'clock, 4: nat,s
born snd + Washinatot It streets ~S'~A -
n5set6A't MM d. BUFFERS CO., Auctrs-
------- ------
KANE BUILDING AT AUG.
Tho premises ihe S1a,, Aa5 ssh = oeloen' s 9p
sr ie" saie corner Clara ane wnshlaSten sts. Terms
mTsefs,,, RM. 4. BUFThk5 & CO.,
"sseeo1'is Enc.oaccfs.
fbERE3lte GATATNGTE
SEs6AY as5 nsh' & * PET osIo.so Gsoop.-oq WE'D
W. VA %So.e, IN Portand Block, coraer Of net.
logue upwards of 3i0oo worth of n sna ~ .! eatl
dentns. teks, st,es dssiues and III
~ Nt%e9 tSVASf kAiGAAWS, CA4AfnlEfE1. alApr~
, 1864-05-09
Chicago Iribnne.
MONDAY, MAY Q, 1864.
THE CITY,

To~Ep N.-1hc prupelior Edith, which vas f,..
ablcd in Grand Traverse Bay como ,5ccha s,nco
Vas towed into this haibor on Friday night By tho
steamer G. ". Wood. N't~
, 1864-05-09
HOUSEHOLD FURFITURE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ Auos1oucers, ~. "a md ls Dearborn 81.
LARGE SALE OF RICH
, 1864-05-09

THE fMr11rn-D'Osco SoASDAI.-ln adHhon 10
the action acnfnst his wife for divorce, as report
ed in the TRIBUNE Of Friday. Frederick a. Mu'lef
'tc Cnupt Lucsen n'Dsco. The damsges are laid
It $4,000. 4Hd yeaterdy captas was issued in the
catt. The defendant having gone to Iowa he has
, 1864-05-09
Real E6tate--Ultp

EOK SALE-A hnc residence lot on Michigan aT
1 eICe, leo feet front o., River street.
Two houses and lots 50 feEt trout On Michigan ave-
nuc at the low price Of $3r1t0.
% feet On corner or State and H1Ir1sou Streets
city. Apply to j. 2. OLINGER,
my8 et1sSt Is Clark street, Room Nos.
For sALE--A good family residence, with barn,
outnoufes. &C., beautifully situate d. Commanding
nnc F1eW OF tho Lake, few feet south OF city lin.
~. .t Ceevefvil1e, With lot lo0xxt laid ouf and
p!anied with eve1Kree1H. 1t IL Ii Eooi ueiThbor-
1ood h9J resps ctable family Hil lad it bargain,
CAD be had. desired. VIII be khe ground between
u and 7 4 or at bis otee; s. Clark@t. up stairs
beS~etn: and5- CNAs. CIEAVEE, Agent,
my9e64i2t
FOE SALE-Frnme store aud dwelling house On
nqrsneaet corner of and Morgan srreets.
ton t1r grocery or meat market. VIII Be sold low
J. eppl1cd for soon.
Aframe cottage nonse Of six rooms and lease of1os
on Adams atreet, near Aberdeen.
frame cottage house Of siK rocms aud lease Of lot.
on corner OF Adams And Rueker streets.
A!so, number OF htuses and lots tn different parts
Of the city.
Also. Buildings, lots, river lots. .
SAMUEL a. SARGENT,
Real Estate Agent, No. Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-05-09

FcR SALE-A Distillery, SOC
1 bushels capacity per day, within thi1ty-fou:
miles Of Chicago bE railroad Also. water powe:
go barrels pts Buildings al Of stone, and SUI
stantta, threuxbout. VIII be sod cheap, or e.
FIN BIOS, $ Pomeroya "a Building. ap1;-tiss4ltos
, 1864-05-09

TIE FIRE A1ARA TzIEoRArH.-U. P. Harris,
The iudefa,igao.e chief Of our Ere Department has
lute,y carefully surveyed the city and selected de-
rrabc places for the location Of the boxes Of me
etso .frenuousiy. The prop.iety Of establishing
fhis 3clcrIspo sad how e1teDsiys knoE!sass
Of lie CITY and tts requirements can os lmpMG;ty p;
relied upon as the best man to 6eeet 'ao fA''"47
etntione. :
, 1864-05-09


II there are any ladies in the city who have not
ee+n notified OF the effort that Is now being made
to get mp contribution for the ptssburg Sanitary
Fair, aud who would be willing to a.d, Wa take
this means Of telling them that we will be most
happy TO rceelyc assistance, either in work or by
money. II It had been possible, al would havo
been solicited personally; but the time was 80
short that this could not be done, and VIC hope that
all who cav or heard Of the beautiful aud substnn-
tal contributions ihat Chicago received from Pitts
burg at the time Of the Chicago Fair, vii be willing
and aukious to help US in our undertaking.
Any contributions sent 10 J. v. lie Moyne's Of
dce, No. 20 Dearborn street, upstairs, Will be 1c
ctlsed and acsnowledged BY !he Committee ap-
pointed by the President OF the Pittsburs Sanitary
CtnmIssfon. ANY fancy articles that are being
Esdc will be called for through the papers. to be
all collected at appointed place and time here
amer mentioned. The Falr is to be about tho first
q Jure- When the time IL known exactly, the
things win all be brought to the place hereafter to
be decided upon, and will be packed and shipped to
those responsible fer them.
Mrs. ]. T. LIE NOME,
Chairman Of Chicago Committee appointed by the
Pres. Fits. San. Com.
, 1864-05-09

TowEp N.-Thc psupelior Edith. which Wis f,..
abicd In Grand Traverse Bay eonc weehs e,nce
Was towed into this ha1bor on Friday uirht 1v tn
steamer G. ". Wood.
HEAVY TAxEs.-The Gorern,oent ,p.,,-,a "
taxes during the month of March alone. over s7o3-
GOO upon the single article Of Highwines uauusac-
tured in Chicago. This wus the tar at twenty cents
gallon.
D1rAR11n IN CCB7on1.-Ihe murderer Hor,;,
allae Morris Conne1, whose escape ftom prison At
Iouiey1llc, kentucky, nnd subsequently ra 1res.nn
in Ch1caco. aa reported IN the IEtBrxc Of Thurs:
day. Eas last evening taken back to Louisytiie in
MEETING or TIE UNIoS LEAaun,-Unlon Teaoue
No. i will meet On Monday evening, at Warner
Hall, at o'clock, with closed doore. It ia exnect
cd that ~ members Of the Leagac viii be prcsent
~ ae+e IN " tos Utmost importance viii be trans
ac'eo. o1ncefS OF the League viii be chosen.
FEnsoxA1.-B. F. Taylor, correspondent OF the
Journal With sherman's army, has returned home.
Snn oscoatn1sd % his letters There was some dis
Sherman is exceedingly etrlct and severe with army
correspondents, and has chronic dislike Of them.
LOOK ouT DRArNEN,-Seyesal draymcn OF the
city hnSe neglected to pay the triding amount Of
their corporation license Tho authorities havc
determined that II the badges arc not taken up bS
the proper parties in the course OF day or two
they wi4 be otherwise disposed Of and the license
Cancelled.
GnxzsaAcKs.-on Saturday our city authorities
commenced to pay the public servants in National
Currency, and will continue to do 30 In future.
Ihi. action, combined with that Of the Board of
Trade, and most of our leading tradesncn. is the
death blow to the old wild cat currency which 80
long has been universal nuisance.
TIE FEs1AS LorrErY.-The d,strih,tion ,r III.
, 1864-05-09

" "ANTED.-875 q Month. j
w want 70 hire Agents In evary county At t7s
month, sypenses paid. 10 sol1 ny new che4p Family
9ewtrK kschtue9. Addrees g. MADISON. A1ho6
N4lNH. fp&1-y11G-N
, 1864-05-09

LOOK OUT DRArKr,-seyesal dr.ynen OF the
city hnve neglected to pay the triding amount Of
their corporation license. Tho authorities hsye
determined that II the badges arc not taken up by
the proper parties in the course OF dAy or two.
they viii be otherwise disposed OF and the license
, 1864-05-09

GnxzEaAcKs.-onS Saturday our city authorities
commenced to pay the public servants in National
Currency, and will continue to do 80 In future,
This action, combined with that of the Board of
Trade, and most of our leading tradesmcn, is the
long has been uuiYsrral uuisance
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-19
Ayers Sarsaparilla

IS compounded from the most ef,ec.nal anti.
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper, and for the cure Of the
disorders i entails. That it is far superior to
any other remedy yet devised is known BY all
who have given it { trial That it does COM
aine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class Of complains, is indisputably
proven by the grea; multitude Of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made Of
the following diseases : Kings Evil or
Gla1dular Swellings, Tumos, Erup.
lions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Fry.
sipelas, Rose or st. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from to.
berculeus deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia Or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, MeFcurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impuri'
Of the blood. Minute reports Of irdiyiduI-
cases may be found in ArER's AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggist
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some of
The remarkable cures which it has made when
all ether remedies had failed to afford relief
Those cases are purposely taken from all SCI.
.ons Of the country in order that every reader
may have access to some one who can speak to
him Of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrosula depresses the vital energies. and TINS
leaves its victims far more subject to disease
and lts fatal results than are healthy constitu-
tons. Hence it tends to shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration Of human
life. The vast importance Of these considera-
tons has led rs 10 spend years in perfecting q
remedy which Is adequate to its cure. = This
we now offer to the public under the name Of
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, although il is COM
losed Of ingredients, some Of which exceed the
hes. Of .SarsaporiAa in Alternative power. BY
its aid yoa may protect yourself from the suffer.
ing and danger Of these disorders. Purge out
the foul corruptions that rot and tester in the
blood purge out the causes of disease, and
vigorous health will follow. BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital fnnc-
tons, ard thus expels the distempers which
Turk within the system or burst out on any
part Of it.
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds Of Svnparilld, that promised
much and did nothing; but they will neither Be
deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtues
have been proven BY abundant trial, and there
remains no question Of its surprising excellence
for the cure Of the affecting diseases j: Is in
tended 10 reach. Although under the same
name. il is very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and y
far more esfectuA than any other which has
ever been available TO them
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-19
ORCHARD CITY, FLOUR STORE
kIga No. a, Main street, Burlington, Iowa.
ottumva Branch Orchard City Mills.

70 facilitate our Western Trade, we have open.
ed q branch store, near the freight depot OF the
B. n. r. R. B., In Ottumwa, which will be in
ct all times full supply of all the choice brands
Of Flour manufActnred ct the Orchard CITY,
Mills, by Putnam. Olmstad 4 Co, Of Burlington
make, dur prices will be put low enough to com
pete with any thing in the market, and the quail
ity Of the Flour can be relied on.
selections Of WHITB WINTER Wheat. and for
Family use, has no rival. ORCHARD Cry is q
good Winter Wheat Flour, and favorite with
Bakers "HAwK-EYE STATE" is desirable
brand Of Spring Wheat Flour, and gives good
satisfaction for Family use.
Our prices at Ottumwa, will he the same as in
Huntington. ADDIEG FREIGHT ONLY.
Both stores will keep on hand a full supply
OF mill feed OF all kinds.
Orders by mail should be addressed to James
w. Rice Agent, Ottumwa, Iowa.
r. J. SMITH 4 Co, Burlington. Iowa
feb IL lS64-d4t&W2m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-19

contamination Is variousiy caused by mercari:n
disease low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the derreysin. vices, and. above all, by
the venereal infection. Whatever be its origin,
il is hereditary in TIE constitution, descending
" from parents to children Unto the third and
fourth generation indeed. it seems to be the
rod Of Him who says. +" will visit the iniqui-
ties Of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according 70 the organs it attacks. IL III.
ungs, Scrofula produces tubercles. and finally
Consumption in The glands, swelings which
snppurate and become ulcerous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro
auce Indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver con-
plants: on the skin, ernptive and cutaneous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy. viz. publication anj
.nvigoration Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous dissempers leave yen.
With feeble, foul. or corrupted blood, you can
not have health with that life Of the flesh
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-19

REAT TRIUMPH.-Mesers. Stem

KEAT RIUMPH.-Mesers. Stein.
MI way Sons, Of New York, were awarded
n!st Prize Medal at the great international E1-
hthttion In London, 1852 for powerful, clear bril.
liant and eympathetic Tone, with excellence Of
workmanshin - sh0wn in Grand and Square
Pianos. There were 10 Pianos from al pats Of
the world entered for competition, and the en-
dorsement Of the jurors on Aeesre, Steinway'l
Piano Fertes, was stronger and more to the point
than that Of any other maker.
MeseU. 6eeinWay = Sons received also the INST
Premium wherever and whenever exhibited In
competition with the best makers Of Boeton,
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. They
have received already 50 Premium Gold and 6ll.
yer Medals, Of which We viii mention:
Two drst prize Medals, Metropolitan Fair,
WashingtCn, March, 1855
Two drst prise medals, American Institute,
Crystal Palace N. Y, November 1885 andsl656.
Two 1lrot prise medals, Maryland Institute,
altimore. Nov, 1856 and 1857.
Among the judges being such artists - GOtts-
halk, VIM. Mason, Wollennaupt, g. 6atter, G. b.
Aeymour (Kp1S'cal editor Of n. Y. Timoe), Theo.
HageY editor Oh Musical k0VieWl E0tfss}
Every Piano warranted for I'VE yeayA
A choice collection Of thege lnstrumentg> care.
fdly selected. will be constantly kept on hand
by r. LANCE corner Main and High Streets,
Burlington. Iowa. 4s tNst'l ~F&55
0ctl2-dAWU ~ ,. LAN0R,s
fv,auo sFa Sole Ascent 1UT the State Of l0Wu.