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, 1864-02-25

TaR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEUkON B1HTE1sS
TIE Latest and Most Important Discovery o.
the 18th Century.

xomxns nxS4 Is mora ultimately co9nec3td Et:h
81 ay Of lie MsieEa lie ;tIa OF ihe n.G stateA
ct Uorc IAyofAt3g kb0F1 J1lnetf th [tnl ~ e.
cese!x i 90 tLai of Dr. jollS DGLL q 1oa.:vil..
Ky His tnIuattaA}e preparation ~ SarthpslHt hAs
long stf.oi sr the teas Of The various eomonnas Of
4 1t vsMs9le drug al. Componae Q: Nila Getty
su s. rth ana ils o1m Lo.tnZcs, In III. + ~
:rTeas as fhp coEtiIs 1t Of Norta 1mei"a: Bat II.
rlo11 OF Ills rnasns 70 ie attained IN "
taest slsrorrry, r-tEer eumbirAu g, i1t 9e ?oes
LCt cl4m to re- he 1tscoye,eE Of CEEEON, which Is
RE hssls Of tbs D'tt offered to the pub Ina1
LcA be ong4 to The native tnhsb1tants ol CeAtral
AE.crItA, to I7ho1n Virtues have beto Ecua1 ior
more u m t@o huncrct yeara Armed N1th y the II,
saan bids cENAQCe u the most ceA ly mAlaf1a ma
az, tlts without TIA. The most ssono!ts nts
tB relief It'll them LaAt te thBrr ofeaAn lelt ~
se to5y the POTENT u cCre. no natser "nAt
i,5le Dr4 Run i. net prepared to endorse tsis r1
ca,a eteD'or. tc ,thlezs ssush-a rom %
thorough eanp3pafjoa Ct tie eyi- ence reAslng 70
- yrturS that " 1t1ne:v and preventive for au T.
rases t,ising from ex: osura cith'r TO CHANGES o.
EeafiEr ant Innate Or to tht naaBmaHt 1nnueo@es,
it stAnts without r1ynl AID justly the fenn
talton It bes lotg ecjo3ed In Central America ana
hn Van TtAh n
, 1864-02-25

- At u meeting Of the Lee county bur at
Dixon, on the Eth inst, Hon. Vim. ". Hea-
ton, Of Lee, was unanimously recommended
Us suitable candidate for Judge of the su-
prcmc Conrt, at the ensuing June election
in that Third Grand Division.
, 1864-02-25

Tic following auxiliary Bible Societies in
Illinois held their annual meetings in Janu-
ary, summary Of whose reports for the
past gear is as follows:
No. OF Famil's FnmIls yal. OF Receipts
Eocletie*. Bran visited. dcEtt books fr'1n sales
, 1864-02-25

1rrrate aud rcnch the kidneys, and by constant use
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
f1Ea.
, 1864-02-25
A Physiological View Of aInr'

E1aEcs
Containing nearly sna p,.es. aud 1 IN: Plates and
Engr2vthfR q! the ktaton,y OF tho sexual uFE aus IN
Il slate u Heath and !,isensc, With . TREATISE on
selEhbus.. lis D.pl.!able Conscq1elces npoa tht
Mind nd Iicdy with The Auth re Pla1 Of TrratGnt
The cpiy rr:ionai and eucces>tul mod OF cure he
shown hy tie report af rs;es :.ts:ed s5at5n, a,
1nnrr!age, who entertain d'uhts OF thciT physical
condfticn Sent ffrs q rostaEe to .ns aadtess' on
addressing IT. LA CEolx, Nc. Il Maiden Lane. A.
h,nx n. y. 1E.%%-FlIts5dlsS
, 1864-02-25
ID HARETES

Ia diease ofthe Stomach and Liver, acangthrongh
thr Kneye and is without doubt, the most obstinate
iseae, except Consumption, that affects the human
constitution We hare no space for discussing causes
veIJon Of tie starchy principle Tor vegetable portion
Of lie food into sugar which stimulates The 5sdneys
eteF from this diselse who ignorant Of IT, that
H. they pass large quantities during the day, and are
inri the eight. No notice taken Of II until their
attention called the large discharge Of water and
control Of ordinary remedies. Another symptom l.
fhc great thirst which, when the disease Is fully estab
without being satisfied; also dryness Of the month.
cracking Of the ltps, sweet breath, IL the mere ad
mi The patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
, 1864-02-25

confidential IhyscIan. usrneIy et s.; to1!s sI Mo;l
sorner or Monroe, Chicago. ill., aalf block IRON the
Fost once ou allChzouic uiaoases and 0isEasGs 2.
frtrnts wi,h unparalleled success. Roons separate.
Were Ladi.s and cn.lcsne9 Gaa Sonsnt .ne o9cSF
tosP Suod0,s 5o e ~. e s4
IL Encosc tgc Stamps nnl get tas iiulGe to Ae1ttas
From The Yctors !onS ~ an 1 ena aas
si,trr ncrf Ct cures Gil Chroztc diseases II thes
poyt severe and complicated stG:ee. IN TerJ fuor1
dme. without tie use of mercury. ,,..s >.
YcupE n:en suffering from PcifRhns are loEl1ea p
cali, q rerfcct cure wa1ranlfd Feinate ffegula!a'
hovirc ely obs111ctIols 10 mMrdage. shonla can a.
tsII,r y II ra ard enrctes fell~56l4W
, 1864-02-25
NERVOUSNESS.

33KvouB pEulIITY, LOSS OF puWER.
ABATTKRKD NHHTE3. CoIFuaI03 OF THOUGHTS.
ST. VIE q DANCE. EFILKFsI.
ThouEands who have suffered for years Will bliss
the Gay On which they read these lines. Particularly
to weak suffering woman will this medicine prove
an inegtimable besstng thsit fo0tsseQ3 to
Hopo which ful1ls m0ra than IL promises.
, 1864-02-25

elIrvAr1py. !. HoTtIIo or BoNxB.
FAD COMPLETION. ACHKs Il BoAK6-
TEELINa OF WkAHIN1sS. pEPREessot or 6F1x1f9-
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system
entirely from ali tho evil effects Of MEKCtfRf. re-
moving the Bad Breath, and curing the Weak Iolnts
and Rheumatic Pains which ,he uso Of Calomel h
sure to produce. 1t haEslens 9ponSy Ga:is and a.
cnre5 the Teeth - frmly rs ever.
, 1864-02-25
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Cures al Swelling Of the e17sas,

Either OF the Face, Neck, or Female Breas'. and
ehs MD be taken aooa as the sHeoI 10 detected
biesofne DtschafEins Sores. which dtaaguro many
q he postioa Of o semmHn5' ai94' r Mem "
subject IS Discharges from re Ears: which sepsnds
recover by takln: few doses Of the Life Syrup:
All scrotulons persons suffering from general Dc
limbs, abdomen, and In the fealnte. nropsY Of tho
ovaries Or womb, generally accompanied with In
nenty cured By Constitution LIN ru2 The at'sass
known a. GOftfa or SWee1 Meek, tia Life Syrup Will
remove entirely. .The remedy shnal be- taken f,r
some tlnc, the tisease exceedingly chrontc and
stubborn, and will not be removed without extra ef
fort.
swelling OF other glandf Of tho BODY Will be coI1-
pletcly reduced vrhoas resortlng to the kn.fs. Or
Epiicrtle Fits, Sympathetic OF Organic nisc s">ot
tho Heart, a. patpiason. Disease u The vs!sr* -
case and IN the affections OF this Important - a.
lreraons suffering from any acute pala in the r. t,n
Of the hcnEt} will be greatly rehcyed By Constitution
Lie SJFnp.
, 1864-02-25

*oruerly Assistant Surgeon 10 Dc Hovo Hospital,
saniA M4r!e Lisbon 5oEuEal: and Surgeon .sS to Mos
hmeel the treatment Of Contagious blood diseases
;or more 1ttnn thirty years. len rra.s pracace IN
led reputation In curing sctofuia 5slpcl4s, Kheu.
:catsn.. and ALL blood Diseases Nervous Debility
catesi and distressing dise:ses .acl TO femaats
treated with eminent success 02ce and Anatonical
Auteutn at 11s South clark Street. p d. BOZ a. Hy
:acoenE IS cents In postage stamps The
Guide eAlN be forwarded to any address n The United
, 1864-02-25

up,ytrsal p.ilan.hrorhy. Near mill m boxes
Of Pills are every month distributed thsoughout the
tow rs anu VILLAGES OF the In ted states and Canada.
anu IN almost equal amount Of oicunent accompa.
niee these ORDERS 1t may be said with truth, that
itc ncali1 On ttlcr Wings to millions oppressed by
evty fu1 ne Of disease. Sold ny all Druggists
ay &c Csc ar II ncr box or pot. is29 y2SlwlA
, 1864-02-25
Boszox CoRxzBs, n. r., Dec. q, 1861.


Gents freely g1vc you liberty to make use OF the
GLOWING certificate OF the T2lu8 Of Constitution
Water, which can recommend In the highest mai
ner. - =,
ders whole length Of the back and in her limbs, with
Pnpltatiou OF t Heart, attended with Falling Of the
Womb, Dygmonorhea, and Irritation Of the bladder.
Icalled pnysicI4n, who attsndsd M her about three
then employed Of the best physicians could md,
who attended her for about nine months. and while
much pain He nnay gave he. up, and said "hcr caaa
was incurabc. For, SAID be. "she has such = COM
operates against some other her dicnlttes About
tits time she commenced the use Of Constitution
ose seemed to have the desired effect, and She kept
On 1!b bsr endsr s sRa nS.
not taken any Of the Constitution Winter for about
four weeks. and We are to suy that It has pro-
"'e~" - Wx. Il. vAx B=ssenoEzs.
, 1864-02-25

Cancer can be Cured.
Or. Hebern. CANCER and Consumption Ehampa9oa3: oi3
nas III e succeFsinlly kills an1 extracts
kr n fen F io4s. 1oTs e aaS Ii
nr1 :Ins ni.easrs and 1ilea. cure always Euattn-
Iaaa ~ rn nv F. o, Boz 8aGs fel-wSaeuh
, 1864-02-25

" have h4d the pleasure Of examining the nsst
number Of the United states Service Magazine. Thc
prominent military writer's who have Already lent
their aid 10 your enterprise cannot fan In ensuE1g
its success. The want Of such work has long been
felt AMONG military men,"
, 1864-02-25
PLANTATION na1IEkkSs

Which nre roy recommended ty tas hlEhcss fnealea
anthnr,iet nnd E.rransed 10 produce m 1MMEr
1uaTF 1.rne6cfal eject. Thty arc cKceedingy
agreeable perfectly pure and ndmustsupesccea aHo1asa
toIrs vItr :. .atay, gentle bt1Euanf Is required"
Tlcy 1.u,l;., strengthen aid inylgorate.
Iley c1e.:c a healthy appetite
1'1,v arc lutl:o:e to change Of wfttF and de1
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud iAta nouts
IEey strengthen tue system and anilFca .no aoAau-
11,ey n, eyyut m,ssmatic End Intermittent feseff.
The, putif5 the breath end acaoltS OF tae ssoAea-
They cure Dyspepsia mad Constitution.
J1,rv euro ptarrheA md Cholera Moraus-
n.cr curc 1:rcr Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They .uke lhe weak strong, tho l4n nd brilliant,
md as exhausted La;ufts great restorcf- Thcy are
%ou,rosed Of tie celebrated CalisayA bark. winter
rrrea sassaas. roots and herbs, A prcservedln per-
f.ctl, pure St. Crolx rum. For particulars. see cir
cuIals aid testimonials around eaeh bottle
Beware Of impostnfs. Examine eTc1y bottle. SEQ
that it ha& onr private q. Stamp unmutilated over
the co-k, With plantation tcene. md Signature
tne steel rls:c side lsbcl. See that bottle ia
not rcnllcd With spurious und dcleterous Frun AnT
person pretending to sell Plantation Rlsters by sh.
gallon or In Bulk, IL m tposcr. Any pcrsona1t:t
ing ths tottlc OF *e n A-y oher mAterfsl 'hc7ee.
whether called Plantation Btte1s or not, IL er7mt-
nal under the q. 8. Law, and will be 20 pros suited
by us. We already have our eye on sevtfI pafies
.a1linE our botlea &C., who win suc:ced in getting
themselves Into close qua1te-s- The demand for
.,rnkes Plantation Bltera from 1adles, c1efETmen.
merchants, DC, T. incredible. TIE simple trial Ut
bottle Is the evidence prcte-t OF thear worth ard
superiority. They sold by nil reopectable drug
ests grocers physicians hotels saloons, steamboats,
and country stores
p. III. DRAKE IL Co..
fearyte;.6m THAN 2oa Broadway. n. T.
, 1864-02-25

STOCKS AKD BONDS Bonght and Sold ut tbs
Brokers' Board IN New York, and carried On mar.
rims fel6-w8o91m
, 1864-02-25

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYR Ii TEE FRET
4BLE Dye kluwh. THIS splendid Hair Dye il Perfect
.chansss Red. Bust, or Grey Hair instantly. y =
81 Hair Staining the Skin. 1e:ytng the Haf Soft
4t Beautiful tmFsrs fresh vitality. frequently res.
a2d Dyes. Tlt Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. H4Cs-
fIoE, all others are mere mutations nnd thon! bt
slsy street, New York. jysE2s7.y.
, 1864-02-25
SUPPRESSED II MEMSTRUATI0N.

Which In the unmarried female Is constant recur-
ring dsease, and through neglect the seeds Of more
crave and dangerous fnaEad1es the result; and
made to assist nature tle suppression becomes cbToa
ic the patient gradually loses her appetite the bowas
are constiYated, night sweats couae on, and cossQ
T1oN finally ends her career
Irritation Of The Netk Of the Bladder, lndam.
nation Of tho Kidne5s, Gatarrh Of
the Bladder, stranguary and
Burning, or Painful
Crlnating.
For these diseases It Is truly sovereign renet;.
dose has been known to relieve the most urssnt syp.
toms. , =.
nali q The hack and through the hips? teaspoon
iIl . day Of Constitution Water Will relieve Joa Ike
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of buehu cnbsbs,
and juniper In the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for the want Of a better rc1nedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Itself equal to the task that hs d'vo'vea
DIURET1CS
Irr1tate aud rcnch the Kidneys and by constant use
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
e1ge.
, 1864-02-25
Nth Qualifications.

Efin Qualifications. 1
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE
i MINT TO THE
ARMY AND NAVY,
INTELLIGENT OBSERVERS
M(litary and Naval Operations.
1fe Uaitea s'at''s ssryic::
MAGAZINE E
! DEVOTED TO
The Interests, Descriptive Of the Pro-
gress, and Illustrative Of the Hon
orable Services ct the
uEiTED STATES ARMY AND NAVY,
REGULAR AND VOLUNTEERS.
Under tho editorial care o<
HENRY COPPEE,
Professor Of English LiteEatrre and History in the
University Of Penns5 lvan,a. 1sse oa1eeriu In
Artillery In The Service Of the
United States.
February Number Now Ready.
CONTENTS:
I.TuE E7r1cs AND HrxAxrr1rs or WAR.
II. MILITARY suHaxRY, ANoIKyr AND MoprB1.
(Fun Of 1actdeutsl
III. ORGANIZATION or THE staff.
". OK TIE MILITARY ToroaRArHr Or EuHorK.
Y. the ArR1cAS Co1oHsrHaxAyr.
VI. LxT.H RAAH1rs OVER TIE kF1a1Ds OF GErTIs-
uUEG. tConc1uded}
vi, TuRxE MONTHS AROUND CHsHIKsroN BAR
Or THE GnxAr s1xaE As wxsAwrr.
VII. CATALRY Bo1a.
LITERARY IETELL1oEEc1 AND Morris OF NEW
Books. =,
Er11oE's 6PKc1A1 pKrART1kHT.
OPTICAL l41zl1lorxoE.
TIE Army.
TIE NAvY.
coNIxETs OF TRR JANUARY NUABRR-
Ia WORD OF GKzxr1za.
u CHATTANOOGA, with Map}
III. THE NoR1HKhH AND WEsTEAH LAKES.
". A FEW FAc1s ABOUT ARTILLERY.
VA MopEEy FABLE WITH An INTERNATIONAL
MoRAL.
VI, TIE BURIAL AT GETrysBuRa poet1y)
VII. TIE UsE OF 1Eos IN EoK1u1cAT1ozs, By Brig.
Gen.J. G. Barnard, Lieut.. Col. Corps Of En-
gtneers
VII. WAE SoSGs AND TuE1R lSTLuKsoH * HIS
TORY, By Charles g. Leland, Esq.
TX, Gnx1x FLEE ASp oTHEH lsyIANAMKs-
Z. MopERx wAR, III TuxoRy AID PEAcE1rK,
ri. LArKR RAMBLEs ON TIE FIELD OF GErTYs-
BrRs. by IL Jacobs, y. ..
XII F1Kscu MILITARY PuRAsEs-
Literary IS1E1L1aExcE AID Eov1s OF NEW
BOOKS.
Ep11on's sFxc1AL pxrAn1xHAr.
nrr1crAY I1rx1I1aExCx.
, 1864-02-25
MA[-G1N. MEADE sAyB :

NJ have zend with great satisfaction the 1Est num-
her OF the Magazine. and shall be very glad to con
tribute to its success In any way IN my power"
, 1864-02-25
SECOND NATIONAL Bank
OF CHICAGO,
succtssoR 70
j. a. ELLIS g. CO.


Vt. sra po,r nrcn>rch fo recetvc nrrnx;*a huy AMI
ar1I ~ hanre mi trsnsect General sanEinT Buai-
Il also keep on hand for sale United States Reve
nue staMle. " usaal 4seoun1 On
oAs 1A'1'1A ~ A''' 'A'4 ~
nffsce Nortbwesf corner of Lake and
Ctarl, Str.,as.
A
F,~n r r,xxv.x c:!,3., ); 4; E1L1s' President
Chicago. February 9Th, 1864. fci-TssG6ot
EPEN(ltl{> NILA d. Gu,
~ BANKERS AND BROKERS',
Il cnncrrss rt-cet. Bo.ton.
c7nrrs AEn TONns HnnEJT sNn snrn ny
~ a14H ~ gMF X e ESGISSnsTATEs 0A
AccntNff d BtNKs XNn 1AEKEEs iiEcEIy.
nj ETfst.4 II - X XII n nwttfI 1N Ra1ANcEs Ann M
Na aEiH1stp IN GC " rMntsN.r9 aNo oH
- q - ~ ~ r ,ra col.
, 1864-02-25

Human Fr1ilfy, or Physiol0Ssas
cal AEesenK'ches.
snsulc te RAD by e.sEsbody srsa:s s, On: ,.a ana
"a nnsnnf,s cortamipatton uay be fubveFted, with
ture mrtod Of dispelling the nnisg1vfnEs many e"
=. i, BEHRuW, 194 EtcccAcE street. new 1of4-
r,ee Is cents Mailed free GytfrShess.t t,, .,-...
- " nT1 ~ @'Ee VI -" dea+-t47ly-ls
, 1864-02-25

.,,rrtna rant, 3hutora oy the frat number ara Al
,,,-,, nav1s. IT. q. NJ. General ]. q. BARNARD.
o.ne,., w11,11AMF F. BARRY. q. 8, L., and Captain
= novuTov a5tnta,t nr tha Military Academy
:, ~ ..,ona nrrnhe, tha contrthut,ons are from
.. - di.,t,cn,shad .t,,,,nrv .nd sc,.nt51c vvr1.
f ...,.a - ,,.,~ ~.a..,,, s+rdv
--.,h,,a,., t,.. the ,Ie.ap,e oy annnnneinr that
.,e o,,c,dv rereived ftouo many Of our
d,.t,.,n,,hoa f,e7c.r fboto s-rvtrea and other
wr,,r-a o,,n. htpbear authority.
h,a ,,tr,nrtsc sas heen undertaken at the so1ctts
t;o, NJ monv nyom,nent officers, to supply an &C.
tn,vedo-d want of the Service. due to the immense
,,.ts,on,en+ ~ the ecte,ca and art Of vsr In ou4
..,,.-v
..1. H.. .u.,xo
.-s,- IT," .",..s,...,s-sY~
ae'pe "sA 1f.' 77,-.-.,s., c,--...s.
'en!ona - 3 ,1.N-.N-s. n-s...,
, 1864-02-25
The following are few Of the many fattsr'
ing Testimonials from distinguished
Qfica11 and Citizens



"Ihaye rcae, and shall conttnue to read. With great
pleasure, the United States Service Magazine edited
by my friend Prof coppee, whom regard As one Of
the most accomplished officers Of tho Army
s.such Magazine cannot fail to be Of the greatest
Interest to the Army and Navy, and to the public
generally"
, 1864-02-25
@pEl1aI 4NntlrCS.
S. S.T.-186O.-x.

Pc,scns ofscd dentary l.abts troubled with weakness
ias:itude, palpi,Ation Of the heart, lack oi
distress af1cr eatIg. torpid irer. ~
deeerye 10 anaz fhcY z u not III tue oeleosatoa
, 1864-02-25

ExAu.ApX1RAL DUPONT SAYS:
NJ feel Interested aud grat,hed that such q work
should be u.hesed under your auspices and shall take
pleasure In giving it any aid in ny power"
, 1864-02-25

"srch Magazine Il much needed, ,snd Is deserving
Of the most liberal patronage Every facility will be
given for ts circulation In this Military Diyisioa
, 1864-02-25

Suffering rom 1ndtspoMt1on to Exertion. Ioss or
Memory Ho1zor % of GalstX e sE Ear o.
trtmines, Want e Sleep Rsstisw!,ess -. Pale A.s..i
I'll require the aid Of tho CONSTITUTE TON LIFE
SYEUF.
FOR ALL FORMS OF
, 1864-02-25

CONSTITUTIO WATER
without doubt the only known remedy for pIAnEIx9
and We bare a. much confidence Is spccinc as
We have that opium Will produce sleep, and ttuthinly
say tEat 1t has cured every case In which It has been
used.
, 1864-02-25

CONSTITUTION
bIFH SYYRUP!
PREPARED By
W7NE. z. GREGG, w D.
Grldra:e College Of Physicians snd Surgeons n. t.
formerly As4ist9-s Phy scian Backwell's Isand
Hospitals. hts Nedical 1nspeetorNavYor
ststa Voluntser Dspots. under GoT-s
ernnr E1win D. Morgan.
Constitution Life Syrup
HAS PRODUCED
i REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE F.!

esses hites1to eonsiorrsd hopelessly lnenfa6s 40
ehst4ias ssits es,issnses q .as hss;s. @adsd
Rsssr.s + u; ,s3s q a.
THOSE Who have suffered long from painful anu OBJ
Tssse aso ssve vasny sought relief from savss~
Thoss 3So cssnot be cured By othss physa!aas-
Are invited to our Constitution Lie Syrup.
obs;icrs ard overcome orposlton ~ hezcuiean A.
were ever encountered bT any ReforUsss.
RAPiDlTy OF CURE.
s: ees
ri, he cured by The 'lo" rssu''raTs process Of
This Is our rapHy:
siate IL * tqniassi1n a @ Bus shsn from ~ ssas:
down goes tfde Of the scate VIC have the c1ects
balance II tho scale.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
,as ;gfsas EessF s{k r 81 r 4s fs'st $685. $751;
aet I'd !ss - hs1sa;,S;' bisEaszs transmitted nom
PARENT TO CHILD
PARALYSIS.
u1xu1xo.A. RA1sa1s: FARAF1EaIA-
It's 20 universally admitted that Constitution Life
Syrrn il The oply effective means OF restoration In
Tia vnrfous foTpe Of Paralysis, that We need not
iierate that ia enphaucanJ the Great I1fsGlTinK
PLWef.
DYSPEPSIA.
ryp1oxs1roH. LIVER cosR1A1aE.
WEiaRT AT STOMACH. BILIOUaxK8o-
1L1TEL1HcI. 8AD Bn1ATH.
coxErTrATIdY~ WANT or AFFE19EXr
SCROFULA.
NJ xnnr Z eyYEIIIHa9. NKTSlFXI4AB-
uLckBAI1oN. sALT Ra1uX-
This tatnt {uzryprrAaY and AcQU1acp)< filling llta
with untold misery h By alt usual medical EeusdieA
incuruble.
RHEUMATISM.
lsrruEr71s.l NKrRALozA., oouT:
ICNBAGo. Eo1AT1oA- TIC Dou1ouHHuI-
II tbeEe Is any disease In which the Constitution
F1ntrtd d nMcc,.ocs- The most Intense palms ara
81 n AZ r.
s:auGln& have been cured BY us.
, 1864-02-25
Constitution Life Syrup

Kradtcates root and branch ali Eeuptiye Diseases Of
the Skin, like
ULCERS, PI1lPLES, BL0TCHE.
And all other difficulties Of this kind. which so maes1
dietgnre the outward nppearance Of both NAILS nI
females, often mnklDg them tisSusHn. object TO
themselves and their friends.
, 1864-02-25
'SCROF'ULA.

errux1 KTN0's IyH.
0t4A3pUI AZ 6WELLINass AH1siFxeA8-
uLQKrAT1 sALT HA1uA~
This faint {uErEp1TARX and AcQUIREp)x 1ulnT nt6
with untold misery, IL By ali asual medical trusdteA
incufuble.
, 1864-02-25
RHEUMATISM.

fAETHEI1Is1 NXrkALdTA.. GoUT.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25
from Washington.

WASHINGTON. January % Sharp muskelry
firing. continuing several minutes. was heard at
3 O'Clock Thursday morning among rebels over
the Ripdan, near Ely Ford. supposed to be oc.
casioned by concerted attempt to desert all at
once bv a considerable body of men.
Renorts that Richmond j. being gradually
evacuated by the rebel Government continue "a
tie brought here by persons from that place.
IL j. positively stated that the removal OF gun
making machinery from the Tredegir iron works
to Columbia has been going on for weeks.
The Ununi>ts OF Louisiana are irving to have
the State elections postponed by the President
until after convention of the people i held to
adopt a new constitution and regulate the old
State laws recognizing slavery
Gov Pierpont AMI the Alexandra Va. Legis
liturc. have protested against Gen. Buffers Wig.
orouS administration At Norfolk
Col Staten. President of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal @ho vas sent to Fort Lafayette by
Gen Scheuck. WIS to-day discharged 10y the
Secretary ct War
Six dc>ericts frum the rebel army cams Int
our lines Wednesday Two of them has been
placed or picket
The rumhet coming Ior day or two has been
unusually large