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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18
VOLUME 80, NO. !.

step higher m certain city oHice. and
eoaid begin housekeeping With respectable
prospects Ny o-n little romance made
me symPatlizs With poor Jemirna more
than / ought TO have done. According 60
strict regulations. Ipromi.eI on the spot.
never % report. never 10 reveal ber secret
and after good long look at the diamond
necklace. which certainly vas magniscent
enough. not TO speak Of is sterling value.
TO purchase the heart and hand ofany jew.
! ieii Der and safely locked Up No. 40.
believing tha, the energy which had recov-
cred the long lost gems would keep them
securely. made anoth sr round. tbinking
over Der exploit. aud heard The sax O'Clock
bel rins With accustomed satisfaction.
When fhe JosePh- came next visiting-dAy
there vas a variation in the dialogue. Je-
nina solemnly assured them Of her CON-
Plete repentance and the unfeigned 10Y
~hich spArkled IN their Jewish eyes you'd
have given anybody uRaoquAinted With the
sesrCt immense opinion Of their moral
principle After that. no stoae vas left
uniurned. no effort spared 70 Abridce the
time Of Jemima's penal servitude. Every
ofiicial. from the Home Secretary down
wards. Wa besi-gcd wiih applications AMI
petitions. and what influence they brought
70 bear on the authorities vas never made
known 20 me. bot Jacoos got her sentence
commutcd. and Was released from nv sarI
and custoly withia one month. reckoned
from that memorable night The next
sight got Of her vas one Of my Sundays
out, when the carriage passed me an Cheap
side. presume from the family mansion.
and there vas my model prisoner seated
beside tLe large mother. and quite a. veil
overlaid With Emery. But our ways were
very different. and &c never came in the
slightest contact but ~hen Mr Adams and
~ere thinking q going % church together.
avery handsome Wedding dress was sent
home % me. With a small brilliant pin stuck
IN tAe one corner of if. and knew the gift
came from Mrs. samuel Josephs.
chambers Joarnal-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

\ TExr MIsAFFuED- Elder 7. having
occasion 90 preach in the town Of Gilead.
chose What he considered an appropriate
text. % J. there no balm IN Gileads i there
M physician thereS~ lie tells the result
" l. happened that among my hearers vas
an oil negro Who had lived many years IN
the family % The village doctor. aud moth
ing could riie the fellow 80 quick a. the
mere sug-estion that tie doctor didn't know
anything. Every time ! repeated the text
! noticed that she old darkey manifested
much emotion. which laid 70 the peculiar
iervency Of the African temperament bot.
warming viiL the subject. repeated ihe
text nth unusual pathos-'' j. there no
balm in Gileal. and Is there ~ physician
thcres- Oh PomP could stand u no lon
l~r. and springing Co bis feet. said Don
know muffin boot the balm. nassa. bit
dcrc's jes good docfor here as dere Is IN &c
world.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

JeH DAVIS saii o. L.s audionoe a. afa-
con taat '' obey ruust cast their gold 90 tiie
uinl' and So SOTO the army. We guess
thcJ soald rather send their Confr,lerate
notc' 90 tho sinds Il its al the saue 10
JeG loo Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

Asa ate ir.ai. tbe deirnIsni. who ~ss
n't tani.ar sith t.,e humber oi ssri. -,a,ch
tle au enr.of. o. make a. trid.nr change.
after iistening awhile to thr reading oi che
indi.tu,ert. iampod up snd said q. Then
ere aheeations are fiise. sni thst ere aiii-
gator kn0ws 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

90 Pote. ho- does your father hamper %.
sheep. to prrvrn' fheu frpui jlmping over
ivnre.s' "Oa. tlars EASY enough. he
Jasi cuts boie thr0aeh one hind lcr. and
uicss tbc other one through r. aad then
puts tle iorv ieg- through that for pm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

To an Application O. aIo~ a eriuoEpe
resei sfanpatsizer 90 g South. Maior
General sherman replied: %" We havnt
enough transportatioa nov b. suppiy the
army A. rapiaiy a. we would vi.h Two
hundred pounds Of oats az Chatfanoo9a are
worth more than aay rebel woman anil her
baggage. She can't go.''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

ln rctlrns received from die chief con-
sia .e by the parish aathorf,ss. vhich
records tho disu.ssa' OF fleir police ofiicsrs.
ths crime .s stated 81 bel. " Tor sueupt.ug
90 marry boz ~iie. Icing alive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

a. Ohio editor recently to1k a coutem-
Pa-ary % task ior oopJng ehpi.s scraps
from BIS editorial oolamas and noe giving
ysif ior them. The ooatcmpory replied
by 'aying he .-iilat 10 a credit basiaes-g b
, 1864-07-23

vTATr fETrJIN0rG C1TNT

NTATE CFILLINOIs, COUNTY
septsmbtf Tern t'is64. Henry 4 .John;on =: eli:
cst / Alton lesd Company, St. Louis. Alton 4
Hes1s .az eosEo a Hs s.la
ten Spencer. Wi4;aE Broxn, jaime: BroEn. sseE.1t
EiitEa litcaheld. Samuel s1atchtord, Henry Ho1eh
HE. Dudley. 3. Fuller, Samuel J. T1ld.n. Louis 3.
itfsaa az e@lr uesr, n cRsnc.Fy
pav'd Heacley. obj Earl WiLa AZ. GsSzee \. 11tnl
LEV neSn, n'vH villa Boy. Tfssc,s 4 ns%il!oa,
Na1L ". toilet. El'ths Z. Itcnte;d. saunsl atc9-
1nid 6:a e n3r. Il ae1 cHslss G. afE
BroEp, william Fullerton snc Norr:s T. 1ess1p. a.
1snsaht: ssov: EaTe6 hnxinS nesH n'e5 n r. oTe
David Hosdi:y, Johc Tsri wilae1s. GeerSe T. Ti,ns:
Mam B19Hf t JAMS aqo~1 = ncis Hsni1:oa,
MI y. tolle1. Ei,s:s Lt:chnela samufi B'atch
{e,d 2aey F. f2l:s ,fH h:nasl asa;i
sai compiatnsnt nied fls bll Of CON 3h,nt q sag
ss9 j. ug se
is usd out of tkid Court e1aost psd aff ndan1s re.
tnfreble TIE mt Monday Ct septeosF ntxt u'64>
a5ss Sts s 81 o. esa4ss Asa.h fiSs a
1aiE " Colles, Elisha &. Ii ehte!5: Samuel B!stc1
!Hfa; Ta;:a. ne1 Iort f. Ms;ef Ghars. Hsafs
nrorr. william Fullerton and HoEris =; 5essun
ssa BE- I'D r. o11 1eue az 81 81 s
On ahe IL! Honasy Il September is64. I'D osaa
tbtIein es.Eed aid Il. led viii he taken rs
"a dssisS s esst sa
III eTtHK j., Comol'ts Colr. tS17n2u-4v
, 1864-07-23

upnAn's HaIE 6losa AND CURLING FLUID
II he best hsis-d1csepK IN Tho world. Itimpsfts
peautui CLOS to the s.I keeps It II snI1' promotes
CPHAhts TET1Eh oiMTMEST Il surs A ana
fpecdy cure for Telter, Salt Rhcum, ChApred Hands,
-@{sFher's / Itct &c Priee, O rents = box.
TPHaNs ASTHMA Gle relieves 'he n 2st l;. ~
lent D1fpIy6& s'n1nx In tea MtnEtEs sna enscts
= rperdv cure P:tet. :: : 1sck.ce
UFHAM s FfECbLE "AEleHEk rem ovcs
1he Slin and bean.,nea the Complexion f1tca' -
GER 1pR Il FuRTEs LIE ELIXIR. tic great Ker.
vae ana s5-ss ,+f;sss; g sn,n @sniy
Epere v Nervous Debility, &c. as1htnR irom whA;cyaz
rarMra rnHr !KPtf:s sE H1IR STAIN colo,s the Wnts.
kerr and Nout' benu. .lfnl biark or hsowp. +
contisas Of only oae nrec.1tnoa GO or Will hot lace
Sod es s. e. uFaAn: IS SOU ssh;h street; ret Pht.- M
LOED HM1TH: p LA. st:eet.
vrhS ,b7x7 fv.THsAATp Agents for Chicago.
, 1864-07-23

The attempt at cultivating plantations was
premature to say the least. 1t seems untor<
tunate that high official speaking on behalf
Of the Government should make such protnse
promises that never we're carried out, and
probably never were designed to be-, This Is
not all Gen. Thomas rehtives and friends
were interested in few plantations which
have been we'll protected. They are inter-
, 1864-07-23

Tou complain Of your ta<mAch unfortunate dyspep.
TIC; hut tugnt LOt our mach to c1mpata OF Iuf
Ioteibly the pRnRs yen endusc are Bmp nc s!on
Achs methoa II tAktnz reveuEt npon Suu fof
2ncrt TO improve il condio' but OF the other hama
continually CT Annin2 II with nuEhole tnine a1d
1ncoupfuou1 food Rsre you ever tined HOSTEL
TERS s7UbAca R1rIEks. : prop:1 diet and rtgn
lar H:e4lE? The Ftterd IN 4 week WauIo put your
digestive npPnratps IN pe1ft:t ord:r. sefnlste TIE
nov Ct bile II aceo1d4nee With The 3sxs Of heat3n
10 ueceAtary your Guod aAd When gou were once
Ill rEtt tudicous and ref ular dist!nE win Httie
you have neglected tbsse mems 81 ctre, don't htmc
your stomach lor IT. rsbeIl II u merely nstuEes
t1iDk may b IrhxEmttcn. OF ec!rrhua Career. os
Roma o.1er y1o's nj and dAsyeEens disease There u
Hosrz1TE9s Bla1Eae viii cure pysoepsi.; but
Dyspcrasa " eEFsAec, dls:ates W9ca a:is ~ res
1o.AItykN ty19 nE966t T|TA6
, 1864-07-23

yaaIs ths fact that the magnificent anatom&~
cal structure which occaaioned SO much ad
mirstios in the famous ring Al Faraeam hsa
become the prey Of disease, and that all idea
Of an athlete 10 ont Of tho question.
Regard being had to this circuustance, the
f1iends Of the e1-pugiltst have recommended
him to "settle" his claim for compens atton
careful investigation Of al the facts Of the
case the company have. awarded him RDo
Htenap. who il described as q very simple
mtaded, jnoffeusive person, hss expires 'ed
imself satisfied, and when his health ID suf-
6ciently reetored he intends to take u ben.
eft u Id the principal towns Of England, aad
then roceed to America With the proceeds
, 1864-07-23
AIOO-Esroclamlation.

woHprEYu1 hErlcAL CCRxb aE TIE APFlIcA-
T1oN 81 PRoY De GEArH's ELEcTHlc on! pro
po+e 70 cure, almcst ,sstant&neon.ly. lndsvidne}s
Et1,ctet With Desfnest, Headache, Neut t+lgta, Cll
propose 10 cltel .no ef{ee:nsly eis:'pate % moss
perfect equilibrium oi II the calculating duids IN
.hehuran syttem. than can be et.:ted by asy otner
Of 1ne the naAsees Themselves being Judges. Price.
81 csnts and Il rer bottle. 6. = UPHtA. sole gGnt.
EehsAcl Aoo smith i D%yer, Chicago Agents. For
sale by iii DruEG!lte att Merchants.
H,k1
, 1864-07-23
DE. EA&EE12LH'S
AMERICAN LtNlf MI e N I.

This valuable Eminent Viii cure
hheumarIsna. spralns, Bruises, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, Contracted Ten"
aons, SRe}led and Stiff Joints, Luu1"
baeo, and ali Diseases whero an
external remedy II Indicated.
DR.. EAs7ERLYs AMER1CAy L1NIHENr VIII
also curo Spra,ns, Bruises. Cuts Calls. Ch*e5. King
Bcne Selatches, Ir Eouud4 which are constantly oc-
curing 70 HORSES: Families should keep It ION.
ETAETLY ON HAND to use IN time Of netG, ~ u Is
the BBST AND MOST EFEtCAC1OCS LlSNEHT
n9E ~ = 1rkkn1ale 4. Dr. EAsTERLT d CO.'S Family
medicine Store, % M1cison strset, aeas the PoAt
O&ce, Chicago, III.
, 1864-07-23
EFALND PROPOSALS in dupli.
y cato arc invited urt1l Il II. an FRIDAY the 18th

SEAIHD fKC4USALS IN dup1
y cato are ,nytted urta, y y. on FSIpaY he 29th
gsftne1t sitS feaf Thousand ftooo' Hesd Of Beet
ss sss e s1s1s IS Rss e., M ss.a e.
axnpx OF the cont act and 70 Continue At the rats OF
ore thousand ttLco) PER week nnsh toe contract be
lie cattle to be weaed on tbs scales ahd oue half
o
sl:!sn "a 5s g1SS2 "a ,sd =
X b sSs At s:eh
Cows. stac1 and Hetfers. Vii nos be received.
bds E ne saf9Essd ; m = Z FqrnR
slT1ed Ut R1snsyille. In61ana
b'a cas- agst 81 g. TT r. sye,y
tn f AID y eompans u by an oata Of alea1arce 70
The Na1opal Goys.nuaent MI.
s5 e e
Bach bid to tecu:e confederation NUT a1lo be e.
compan1ed y Er1stsn guarantee Of two 1espoas'ole
peWsssns as ta4Ss:: e sss county state
de Hereby tSs ~ aoe % II, 70
Tor theis} propostlen ara eSouia a.s tor ai5
poa,lrn be accented, he Tor .hey1 I'll =: ones entes
II e isf ana g
10 and sufficient bondu tor lu nlalment
asnnsy q ne KnaSsnsI srs; r 81 oe
District Court Of the Uni:ed ststes p!ftztcs Att1T
rey, 70 be 'nclosed With the nid. =, ,,,a.,..
Atee FORM oF BID
rarfntn; heey prcposs t4 bnuaasd bsal q ses
Gait cr the foof In strict accos VA ne cen
| st. 10. tEs sum Ct - per hontrea pounds
s's; sss e n''ts .<
| jJ20,Sa9t CsoA 2 =. :. y. ?. a.
, 1864-07-23
kai(t0aUB.

ne VII % *ssd { s - Hrs Sso,. p r. H.
b2ss::; $2::s:i;: b2:s; S:5;s; Ss;s aii;::: : :
s5:H Rssss!a1s.::::::::::: s"'::::::.:::: & !
ApiGl1 AKGIks AMI; 'RRauL. T1ossT . Under Ta,ea Com.
!!es;oa .nd dszer katlsSsd coasssF :: :ssst.ts:e-.
4sS s e, ,ssss9 sR
q ~ Vii M n,ae ~ 1s; *
Tsssss s1s % oo used on1y y tss person named On
the eks nd aae &c aa5sF e n ~ s
tRan fSe ptison ra9ta On It. cendacor VII AZ
& I'd y IL &c i e
~! III r eon.sausaee q shsia.S:i:s q ,hs
pPsrscns e7mnutatsn tickets viii b rcqnlsea
sat be shcu 4 10 the Conductor whenever required
ne same - b, otne, pssssnEe:s;c n1.s
ne hs o, t., % pa pafb bs q iss
!ast tsse 81
+ geoa ell Passenger sins thas sto: ?: ~ -:
n.neS i lie eerer.l rules ard 5tge siols s'usd
sss iaa 81 ~ &C. ca
tes esyssa.,
e; s2s sa
ne .ght T. TIKI oT 1T
eR o. fs , ZEE y
!ans5E + xhoe o. in part any sum paid for eo@ma
nefsos: before ssssis5gs dttsxe
sm d! ah,ity oS daaGs T. e on 3.
carr 1t tbe Company and riding On the Comm1ta.ioa
, 1864-07-23

The reader faI1y sees, In our advertising column,
The words Cherokee remedy. Cherokee Injection.
Cherokee Cure. Che1ose@ tills. Chetokee Elxlr esc
etc.. and may he II loss TO know what theRe med1
c!ncs really and, hey truly the best epe
c.hcs eEst prepared f. the ~ they aTe aeo
Table compound. tor tht cure Of the usnaG
p,Etns and that bt Cherot ce Eenedy ~ the CheEo
ucnl that accompany them. teve never been known
30 fail il curing 6ono,s hx Glcet etc Of hoMeyes
1oEK EtAndtpK, BEAD the advertisement. II
, 1864-07-23
John 6, HeepAns8 lriur1es.
nondon {July 9 Correspondents Of the Belfaa

Heenan, the pugi1ist, was one Of the per
sons injured By the late accident on the South
western Railway near Egham. BE has sus
famed partial paralyeis OF the Flower limbs
and eome injury to the spine, which for the
Fhe medical men who have examined him do
not, however, think that bis fEame is perm&
pentiy injured, but that with rest and stric
attention to diet he may be ultimately re
stored to IN ep3esa able state q oealth-
, 1864-07-23
Ai]tragn: Mr1l1rtne.
FROM MEMPHIS AND BEE0W.
The Result ofs' s'Interc0urse" viii
insurrectionary Districts.
EFFECT UPON OURSELVES AND
TIE REBELS,
Official Corruptlons---The
Plantation e nterprises
The Failure en- Red Rtycr-KirhJ Smiths
Famsps Selling Out Scheme.

From oar Special Cosrespondcntl =
ST. Lotus. No.. July 20. 1864.
Much has been said for slvtr2t months past
concerning trade matters and speculate ,rs
in general on the lower Mississippi. Early
in t1c 9ear there R.ro v.rnc b,.ta in seyaral
~ ~. v.s... s..,ors ne, 80 ..,a.aeme,t
y! 'ne "es'sfa papets .aas LIE aauas
OF matters IN that section demanded inScssl-
cation Nothing Of definite nature hss
cowcn;sa;o, That ha,a 80 a.ea;,os ,norc than
..aa..1a =. ~. Hs.a.",,x ~ tnowa 49,.
asta1 aEo' - ~ no' esenot"n5 n1""u '"3s
That commission found such mass OF fraud
and corruption that it shraEk from the at-
tempt tn bring it al to light Wherever 1t
49, ~ aro.. e+ao sona 1a~ or,;r - a..
"enl' ~ esei5 etep ~. ~" .., 49,. " w.
hohesfy was s1umpled upon, Until Inc Va"
riations appearod without end Should
ry,oi1u- rnrr+ he 4 NJ fhe 7,rr,an+ +s+,o
, 1864-07-23

IlUFVHI IANI 1V I nj oHUKAs
To persons who arc siek and afflicted and desire 10
use Elood Purifying Msdtcl7s We pledga this secu-
rlty that
DR.EAsrERLTS IODINE AVID sAR3APARIL1A
Is Elk times STRONGER, CHEAPER and BETTER
par11la o. Blood Purifying Medicine nov offered TO
The public, or NO MONEY WILL BE TAKEN FQhlT.
tents II I'll where 1t is indicate be:suss they
know the Ingredients are the BEST. that are knoEu
to the Medical Faculty.
ET Price, 8t25 per bottle
n Prepared and sold by Dfs E. EASTE:11T d
CO, corner ct Third and Chestnut streets, St Louis,
Missouri. -
Bto.e, 50 Madlson sttGets resr tha Post ohca, Cal
caxo, Iu1Eois.
, 1864-07-23

THICAGO AND ALTON Rail-.
~ ROAD COMrA"Y.-This Comrany will cou,.
encn he Gsle nf CQXMUTAT9QH TLCEisTs
, 1864-07-23

HFFlIE UT u NI.1l 1CCII fktTQ,
~ FORT WAYNE And CHICAGO RAILWAY
c4HMIP.AhY,n cHI.AY,n P1TT:gTHen. F.: Ju!y 4, ls$A.
paty have ih,s daY declsreo I Dividend Of * PER
GhEr the ehsrns ol The ortx1nl canltai Stock of
snu sef tire III n AnEust, prox1mo at ths ONCE Of
3ee IN 'h's eity. a9t atths 1TAu'1GE
70 the AtotEhu.d.'s regs-Ared IN rae fespe1 tito
GDsst IEt !rsnsitr HopE1 ol the Company E1 close
cD sht 'etn Of J1s &nart ut. It O'Clock. r w.. sno
MIN caoato q u s1t 5th otAukn I tkefeA{tFr.
jy1 n43t lit 80
, 1864-07-23
THE GREA AT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CoxVoU4D1D FRoX
Roots, Narlks und Leaves.
Cherokee Cure!

An aufaill1X cure for Seminal WeakEess, Nocturnal
B1Eisslons, aud numerous diseases such Loss OF
HsmoEy. E9ige5sa5 , Lsssi:ade Pslns j T. tx Bass.
Eimcalty q Breathing, Trembling. WatSsalnesss.
81 deparine from the pain Of natuse.
e. This medicine Ii = simple vegetable extract
our practice fo- many years. AID with tho1Isndi
treated it has rot failed tn single INSTANCE. IL Gu
rntiye powers have been sufac1ert 70 gat1 Vlct1r1
over the ncst stubborn case.
kE TO thosa who have Htacd witE their scn5tieG.
Of med ca1 aid, vs. would say. DssFAIa zoT! the
CHER0kKE CUBE Will restore you 70 haalSh aud
Ticor aud AFTER ail quacE doctors have fAifedF
Price. T. per bottle. e. rse bottles FOR IS, and
II For fuu particulars, Jet a Circular from any
Drug Store In the country. or wrte TO the AEe1t who
Will mall fee to any one deArln2 the samo 1uu rus
ul such orders must be sent to G. a. CoDE, Chi.
csvo, our General Agent for The West.
Hold By Ill Druggists eEezyWhe1e-
, 1864-07-23

HT. EeAvesG CO. .pt und extraer Of F1EEWEED oE
EUMoR 4xp 1Iv1R aYErP IL ~AEEAkTEp to cufe
Eel cius, tel. Eh.uts Liver C.mp.a'nt. Gud au dis
Ea4oes A-.s.nE ron 81 impure E:;e Of The laod. 1t
noKs NOT II nI1y II It wnnde: NJ in its elects
TRY t.. SOLD ~ al Drntctsts H. scoVl1., Is KAN
totFh tt7eki, Gcncrll agent icr The NeEs~
= E1 .anr & A A,Yula
, 1864-07-23

CHICAGO.
nR. EASTERLY'S
IODINE AND SARSA4pElARllLA.

This ia the only medicine thst viii cure dlseasss
a1is1.s d~:G 81 u1pu5e state Of the blood, Vie:
ScrofuIa, or Kings Evil, Cancers, Tu"
ulor4, Erupttons Of the Skin, Er5sipe-
Las, Chrontc Sore Eyen, Rlaxworm or
-Te1ter. 4cn3d Head, Old Sores, Fever
Sores, SsE ellIngs OF the Glands, Lepfo-
sf, White sWeAtn.s, Piles, Biotches,
Rolls, Plmples on the Faee, Goftre,
HhenmasiA1n,D ,DropaJ OF Grave, Liver
Complaint Dyspepaia, Nervous Aaec.
tfons, General Debility, all Chronic
diseases and ali dlkeAEes arising from
the use Of Mercury
Ttil medicine combines IN 4 highly concentrated
state the Fluid Extract Of SAt<SAt AE1LLA tthe
Hons!urA4 Root> YELLOW 20 *. SIiLLlN3lA md
valuable yeeetahle purifying ExtrAt y. prepared By
uex CheEtca process. so ~ to render she PREPARE
ton the mest etncsc1ous remedy ever offered to tna
public for all diaeaees arising iroc1 An lnpure state
Oftha BLOOD o. dtpraTed condition OF the syateu1"
DE-EAsTERLY'B IODINE AND sARsAPARILLA
Is col 1lluoual FeE.ety, and hos s1nnilaaeoue
act1on the various organs or the syst. exciting
fern The fnIcttort th.t Eatule de.gnsA Tht* med!-
cine PUHlFIEB THE BLOOD, CORREETe the 81
CRETIONS Of 1Ee LIVER. and E1PELS alt uovbtt
tpufe and dtseased matter from the systsEa 4nd by
repdeFsd Ct KrhfS II ans Fish aNESF.
Dg~EAsTE MIS- IODINE AND SARSAPAHI.IA
thoroughly renovates tho whole systen. tFees IT from
ali impurities sud poss. those pecu1Ar purifying
and Blood ClehnstNE powers u tbs feseon why II
equally etacActous In 10 many different Complaints.
, 1864-07-23

rork5, 10 Garvard P1ace. Bosto1, d. n.
E7er1 description Of Ufnan1ecsA Hmdo*s -.
tx txar sSEhp3sAa work. Da4I2a ssnson spka1srca
to kAAUAL NR5T. fsQ>kS4s4E4
, 1864-07-23
Bauk1ng dnr QE1rDa1tBk

THEMECHANiCS' NATIONAL
BANK OF CHICAGO.
rkpITAL...-..-.s $3.50, 900.
TIT. s,ak har4uf complied ..sh Al the pz"vdess
orthn t~ x1t OF the :th q July taltsnt, comue7:e
buHnnst Ia it, Balk1nK nffces
ISL Lats:st., Msrfut 64Rk Building.
TOUEu aCAN AOS, Pren ,ent4
BEEJAM.NV PAYS. vtce fres1,
GAIL F. v. JUHGE. Cashier.
TxxA6uxY UxPAKTHK1r,}
Or71ox OF EoKP1HoLL1f r THE CuRstxgY,.
RAHHNFuH. Jnna -. l5a.3
urdcIstgntd, II hsk bcco made to kppear that Tbs
NechAnlct' National BAnk OF .hicAgo. IN tae CITY ot
Chicago. IN the Curn'J Of look and seAe Of itnotA
hAa heen uuly urgxhizod nader and according 70 ths
Act TO floy1te \ hailooal Lur1t1.CJ, secured By
p1etRe Of nit 6tAt.s hoEda and provide f4 Ita
IIcp!suon end redemption Aerecf." &ppfoyet June
eatd Act required to be compiled With bsfore Con-
EoV. tse1eiore. /. IUGd. HoGULL5c5,. cemp-
r a:pf s. Il ~ III
Chicago. In tht County Of ccok srd eitt. q. pnre4
IL suf o11ze1 to Meact tbs bnktnets Of BANKING
unces the Act Afo-~<sid. -.
~sJune. lss4< mon AeCDLLOrH,
lya.ns7p-sm Comptroller 18th. Currently.
EIRST NATIONAL BANE
OF CHICAGO,
eoutf Vest = tnes Lake had CltfkcsA. oon
cAP1TaLf pniikn. pik.1 IN hu.tds.t so@o'ooo'
Sal. Il kitSn:s5n. ici9sss VICE Frat.
L. e. .BkA1s1K ). CA4&ler.
, 1864-07-23

Thlt celt or.lec TOILET SOAP. IN Fuch universal
demand, Is made fftm ahe choicest 11hteftse nlo
1nd euotucpt IL it nArure, fya1TanIy eceated. anc
extremely .eptnc1R1 IN 1 1tatos won t4e st1n Eos
tGle by au DruCktets And FaICy Geoad Dexcfs-
ta1G. II rU
, 1864-07-23

FSwIc-S Pale md Wsrxnor Cure.
on po,uc warranted Petm.nsn, t.nrs IL I'll kinds
ntI1lea TWO bottle. Ia tecrotEls sA Rheu \
and ~ tases Of thS SKIN 1n case q failure ths
EaEt bad :he 1cncy Fori.' .'e:1al a1d external a*e.
f.ctI cli veKstnble. Prepared by HESR5 FoELx,
Chemist. Il Prince rtet, nns:o1. Al dealers Enst
wnrrtnt. Ete lrcss'ar. For salG IL Eaca: By A.
BLIAE .nLd al! DFugGtsM. tGSEs55Gn sER
, 1864-07-23
RRASs STENCIL ArPHABET3.
~ NJ. J. METCALT & ca.

~, ho I w : ALI II STKE IT. BO3rON, MASS.
4inai.sn 5 IN the u0ta q Rrast
'Eu1oee Hha t1Enrce to Eny great extent OF tn soy
Hn1.ssp- 1n no!d II VT, lesAe at tue lo1Isr GkbH
4EE4s: nso tue BEET OF 1EUElIHL STENCIL
a!.n: fHh1 CfxAS. stencil DeA and all E1ndA OF
.etra saete 6toc8 Inquiries orders promptly st
Ae4@1e W. jFEa-hts8 3ml8
, 1864-07-23

Ha4 n4d more tlaA thirty ye4ts experiences ia the
fYentnbent OF Private Dlet4Aee. The liuIdo, non1&th
Srx v41uAtie lEfcrmAnen snd ArF1pAvI1e. a1poesn8
the quhcss Of Chicago al q free from obs sfvAton,
11r Il rCutS IN portage ramps, Post 0nce Boz u,
Ecicsgo Illinois Of;se Rnd Anatomical Mus.nm. III
South tXsfk street. 1y61n4s4-Sous
, 1864-07-23

And III other difficulties OF this Kind which 10 nsu4.
dtstgure the outward appearance Of both males -
females, Often mak1nE them 4 disEuknEg object n
nen1elTe1 and thct1 Gleuda.
, 1864-07-23

SYM r + O M So
Thu symptoms OF CatazIh as taey generally appear
sre st fat 7eyy Blight FcrscnB End they hA76 cod
that they have eQaent attacks. and kro moro aantI.
tive to the chaoKeaol Temperature In this condition
the nose may bs dry, slight diEchaFres thin and
Ee1id, atteTWhfd DeComtng thick and auhtAtre. Ii
the disease becomes chronic, the dEchar4es are
creased tn qu9nit7 and charged IN QqalEy they ARG
Low thick and heavy and sro haWaed or co1Ehed on.
The eecretipns are offensive, cauAiQE bad breath
tbs voice Is thicR and nasal the eyes arc weaEi the
.e1se Of The sme Y lessened oF dsstroyed deafness
portant symptom Of Cntarrh ia. that tie person .
Obliged to clesr bis throat IN the morning q THICK
head during thu night When this takes .plAcs, the
person may ba Bu1s that bis disease 10 on ta way to
the lungs, aud should loose no time In atres.ug It.
TH1 ABovz AEx BUT FEW Or THR HA1lY CATA1KHAl
, 1864-07-23

tAIIyAI1oH- xoTTIHH OF DoNX4,
BAD COMPLEXION. ACHES n HoS25.
TEKLrx4 OF WEAKTN131, DKPB1ss.oI or 6FI411Es
C0NsT1TUTIos LIFE SYRUP purses ths sysaaas
entirely rom NJ 1he eTn effects Of MEKCURT, Ws
and Raeumsue Pains wa.ch ?aa 10 Of caloa4 &
sure TO produce. It hatte1s 6co1xY s}4lul Aa4@e
cuse1 the Teeth Al a1rnly AZ eTnF.
, 1864-07-23

uUMAM TRAuTY, OR PLY
u BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES, should be read
y cY-r1b boay. IT srt a1k and shows how tie sv
snn.aon sy = euo7efd viii suse q ;n s,aod q
.ne lie Ma1 Haze staie. SOLD Is III. T. A. ARROW
:Ff Blsteket st1ee:. Kew r9tE P1cs: = csrm. ss1s
Tf Is KandoHb Ftry e. Chicago. III alao OF s1MO-
Mn i cOLHUkk. eorres kAsn aid = 9s9;nc1o1
IN QE<x-l9t-k
, 1864-07-23

0E CKNTS To SAVE Is DOL
~ 1AKs-HeesuaE- Concectrs!ea Reaxlne 70
Toves Pant, Ore ~ Gpots d. n,anty: ana @ Sis&sf e
senss ps1 eotue sola q nEcssstf & g To,e atGEaAk
X DKI,iGUTFUL CORDIAL AND EALuAbL6
ri3Eif-BtrytaAu X CoH Cordial Ehf.9 Ct tAnh15a
nes Of FL Pern7ls1 Bsrg IN ucst agreeable form.
It iii Be 70 und vsaahle Tore T. 81 c..es VT m
md s,hb.fn!s sAb.fI ,a S9 81 s,3t.ls s1
- mucG io:nsa. Sod BY Druggists. HEGEMAh d
5os CnaInli.s nd i;sEllsts, NIX vn.. CHOLERA
4DRUuB. do.-Ce:tal1 ant Immediate cn5e. aesea; e
nhEf eels5ra.ed DtzxheeA Raale9E hss pen ~ u " ~
.Ns .4ng1e uoss viii usual:y cheek the p,arsnGa @
- = tor hy1Ex Pfeanred un'y bY HEGE Man Cu-
eisrsSss md nruSt iii, NV icrl. Sold hy III The
Srnmpsl d p6S1tts 10 the United 6tBtea. jrhse su