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MAID. WEE OR WIDOW
suRE, UNFA1LING REsoURE-Dl 1
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
MARRIED LADIES,

This assers,on. hold and broad ~ it may seem.
fot ntfed on serfra OF cures-w1rH1pF ONE YAtLUR
--extending through period Of nearly twenty year
, 1864-12-17

Shakcepcare,s Prayer Book-Keport
Of nh 4tntiquarT. -


4 London bookseller is offering for sale a
volume which It Is claimed is Shakespeare's
own prayerbook Mr. Toultnan Smith gives
TO the London Times the following account OF
the relic:
IA man living at Whitchurch, North
Shropshire, picked up last spring for few
pence three old books, Of which one was this
prayerbook. The brother Of Mr. Partridge,
beokssller, Meingto1 shroRshlrs 9Rs an hepPsn
and it being known that he heson,etimes bought
old editions Of the 'prayer-hook, this copy
was offered to him, and he gnve eighteen
pence for it. Neither seller nor buyer had any
notion that there was anything Of Interest IN
the book, beyond the fact Of is being an old
black letter copy. But when Mr. Partridge,
found IN Il Tie name Of william Shakespeare
twice rcpeated. 4 third repetition Of the
name be was not aware till lmyse1f pointed
"Wishlng to be better able to judge Of the
gcnuInnecss Of so remarkable relic, myself
:went to Wellington on the 29sh Of septem-
Der last, aud spent some time in personally
examining the book with the aid Of glass
ian essential means in such casesl this being
the came that always used In examining
ancient records and writings.
II found that the book is very small one,
nearly square, about three inches and half
IN Its greatest lengsh> and an inch and three
quarters taiek, printed in black letter, with
several leaves lost at the beginning. The
date Of the praycr.book is 1596; that Of the
psalms, which form part OF the volume, is
1901,
"At the end of the prayer-book itself Is the
signature William Shakespeare; After The
Confession afthe Christian Fayth,' which is ut
the end Of the volume, Is the. signature, w.
Shakespeare and underneath this signature
is the date, '1G00.' By the aid Of the glass /
found plain traces Of another signature, In
what seemed the same hand, on the inside of
the light hand cover In q different hand, Il,
different part Of the book, Is the signature
III. Shakespeare On the inside of the left
hand cover is some writing, almost illegiblc,
but Of which the words Strntftrd- on Avon
are clearly traceable. There Is no erasure On
, 1864-12-17
). b. GILMAN,
del3pl1-Gt Captain md e. s., u. s. L.
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ QEAETERMAsTER -

PRoros AIS FOB ARMY Fl THaSsPtSKTATioS. sF ig4 tic
= III b 1essEs9 as ~
i6s Tfansno5s.t,eS q Aiilit3y s1pplies during tha
isor1T 10. L-FTo1n Torts Leavrnwor.h Laramie
ind Riley. and Other aepots that may be essabsled
q d
S.ss III ss i s:s
north nd east Of longitude " degress west and IN
ddef. 70 ttate .he ra1e psr psf 10 Nils It
wh1ch they Will transport said stores In each ot the
uonras rom April to September. Of the year
Iscn No: From FeE, 4. Lsassaso5ta @ sna R,lsy:
se er u K.sa. tot is
.e7 ds%;,ns sns: ts9m fort
GtsfF
@ Gtafr pg1nt 4 non.s % ths rons Ddls'. to stats
sud stores il eseh q he months ron April
! 70 sspisnesrs INCLUSIVE, Of nc year 1865.
70 any posts Or Stations 1h1t may be established
IS
ney viii 1ansport said ttcres IN eaeH " tae mon
eeed 1oN4No pound. e. hs1ts No !: 500 .Go pounds
porson of hsTd bread pine nnSer isa shtnrl
hdasss ssee5a St.s ,nsi5 s name. IL tu, xsr =.
suled BIZ bond IL thu sum Of ten tLousa dol.
lass Mgned ty tEo more responsible fersons E1At-
ant+eiuK that in case contract Il awarded tor the
route mentioned IN hs-propo+al, 70 the parties pro
posing. the contract wtll be aecspled md entered
Into, good hnd sufficient security furnished BY sa
fent. -
The amsnnt ot bouds required will be Is ioowI:
Cu itoAte no. 1-..-.+--.....
~ ~ P0nte &C. *
Satisfactory evidence Of the and sovency Of
CURED.
Proposals must br endorsed "Troposa1s 1or Army
1lansportMon ~ On Route No: J." ~" 9! "s" ~ tbe
tnJ comply With Ill the requirements Of this adYer.
Nfenatnt,
PaEtiet TO WHOM awards are made must bt prepared
TO execute Contracts NJ and to gtve the required
bonds fot the faithful performance of tho sAtno.
Conit1cts Will b. n1de subject to the spproya Of tho
iecs any q I'll nids ttst mas b edc1et-
Contractor must be n tcad1ne4s for keTytcA bf the
hsxa Day Of April, lhs and tcS viii be rcuu5cd 10
hRve Tlacc OF aEeues st ID the vicinity Foft1
Lc1ytnwoFh apc Union and other depot4 that mar ba
established Ut wh cA they may bc communicated VIII
promptly and readily.
Hy order Of tie tauartefmastet General.
II. G. HOnGEs,
no2tRGpe%t Capt. and d. Q. NJ y. i. L.
, 1864-12-17

pains TO have good water, or the like, but ev-
ery year It grows better as they clears up and
lives better, and them that lives on the hish
lands needn't for to have it st all.
This testimony, from this forty year resi-
dent ofneglectcd Southern Illinois, ia yalua-
bic. as answering the inquiries of hundreds
who are asking for more temperate climate
and cheaper lands than can be purchased in
more popuious districts.
/ write this in the midst Of the forest, four
miles from Carbondale, looking out upon al
most interminable wood lands, owned by the
railroad company and persons who are glad
to sell ut reasonable term. Beautiful rolling
lands, interpreted with ]lill and valley; plen-
ty Of stone and timber, and every acre will
pay for itself in one year after clearing If put
into sweet potatoes or Irish potatoes, If well
cultivated. In the mean time; fruit trees set
would be growing with rapidity that the
northern sections do not know.
Strawberries do well everywhere, and can
be rut into market at St. Louis, Chicago or
Cairo, (where the steamboat demand igcon'
eiderab1e,) from three to fire weeks earlier
than at any points North. All kinds Of ber-
ncs grow Profusely, and now that Egypt is
turning from the error Of its ways and 6ecom-
ing civilized, it holds out as great attractions
for settlers as any portion Of the State.
An the hill lands Of the region arc espc-
cially adapted TO fruit, and the CaTo1inas
prCduce no better n1Yored or nuef crops ol
sweet potatoes always in demand in market.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating,
and have enten them all the way from
North Carolina to Florida, and I have never
found any better. or faIer Than I saw and ate
at The breakfast table this morning, the 18th
Of December-lcss than quarter Of one max
ing an ample supply for vigorous appetite.
Good farmers and good farming, with the
school. holsc and church, arc all TINT 10 want
fnr to make This hit Of wilderness afl that is
desirable as farmers home.
TRAyC19 n GAGE
, 1864-12-17

Cur Northwestern Released Onion
Prisoners Arrived at Annapolis.
The following Is partial list Of exchanged
Northwestern prisoners that arrived at An
napolis, from Savannah, on the 4th inst.
They are quartered in the Naval Hospital
and College Green Barracks, Annapolis,
Maryland:
Q. II. G.. J. ". Guthrie, 9Th Iowa cav; ]. T.
clct, A. eth Iowa cav; D. Barrett, 4, 9Th Iowa
., 8,h Iowa cav; Richard Dobbsna, u, l7th Iowa;
4: sealls, F, 9Th Iowa; Il. B. Vanpclt, B, Sd Iowa;
loHs 1nrasfk Ra !ah t 1dw. dST: 4 aSs TSs5 Gn AZ
4th Wis. cav; A. Huntingdon, Il, iath Iii cav; T.
!lennessay, i, 18th lowa; John Deughcrty, 4, 1st
ha Mtsh; e4y.; Go5p; :; ", Nel1 Il vi; 1t y.
iii W.. " assr = Mas ts ws 6os 6S9r*Es EN-
Ind eav:; se1Et. 4: .: nan, G, III Ind: cav; i.
e sh is'Ss Gill; T. &c IsTa
G. Ptample. l. 1st Wis. car; B. Parkerson, G,
11u4 Viz; S. BraeIt, +, lsth Wis; Chas Barrow,
eosp e. fS! Glossy E. "a Ill., e ah
sShe G9ppfls ann n sifh ID ~ gnos kfng
sSa ID la cav cav sefs S!p G cro ID fad eaF
Il % Id. eas ) Vii Vieisfs' ssdp iad eas ea7; j.
Siain Ha cap 5n rsss ssiE ID Il n$ %$a.ssn esS
n. Thomae, E, I'd 1nd.-cav. Sergt e. F. Dill, /,
Sd Ind. cav; p. Mccoy, L, sd Ind. cav; d. Lcgg,
B, 4tA Ind. cav; J. F. Pritchard F. 5ti Ind. caS,
1st Sergt. j. Harmon, F, 5th Ind. cav; ". Haiues
3, 18th Ind cav.; Corp. @. u, Alvord, VI, 7th Ind.
cav; J. u Iennesweecr, n, III tnd. cav, B. Al
yey, G, 3st Ind; ]: sunnsford, 2, 1ath Ind; e.
i. MeGormiek, 4, 9Th i'd; II. 96omss, 6, I'll. 5ih
Ind; =. Ashby, !, 66th Ind; Musician v. Gige,
G, Esd Ind; ]. Ii. Denton, L 6th Ind; VIM. Fee.
mun, D. 129th Ind; c. J. Evan D, 5th Ind. cav,
A. B. Peckover, F, 10th Ind. INF. Ihos. Shannon,
., I'd Ind. INF; John Sharp, !, 18th H. cav; Lewis
uean,nes, 2; 18Th I'll. n; +; scygt. 9: y. B!ene1s-
!ha ~ ~ nountss f|1ie nit Sc: +, n AoIse
tines, d s5lh H. III int; vi Wr,. Foster, st. II, +
18th No. INF; james Innes, I, 2ith Mich. inf
0liyer Greene, Z, 9th Mich; g. F. Goodcll, l. I'D
Mich: .. uapes, F, lst Mich. cav; SerGL a. Cor
VIM y, sth Mich: eay;; Wm; quinn, G, 5th Mich.
ga N5eh' seIgt B House, 5th e. aieh saw Srd.
Steit, l. 8th Mich. cav; w. r. Draper, A. Sd Mich:
Corp. j. r. Wilkersun, 4, 9th Mich. Cay.; Seegt
j. j. Stacy, q, 9th Mich cav. Geo. Trice, +, 6th
Ind cav: John Ellis, Z, 9Th Ind. cav; Sergt Wm.
Cor, 9; 9Th IND, cav; F. 7. Madison, +, 6th Ind.
cav; John Z. Green, ?, Gth Ind; cav; s. Rrown,
cav; Geo. u. EckarL G, I'd lna.<eav.; Chs ":
Smell, E, 6sth Ind; VIM. Il. Sailors, +, ID Ind,
cav. j. I. Abshin, F, I'd Ind cav; Corp. " s,
Bailey, 3, eth Mich. cav. Geo. A. Hag!e, 4, 8th
Mich, csv.; r. Maloney, D, 5th Iowa cav. Dan.
Sexton, p: ~ Iowa Gav. r. Y. Draper, Il, 3D.
Ii. Thomas, I, sth Iowa Corp, c. uaggans, &, 4th
Iowa; Il Allen, 4, 7th Wis: James Lyons, &, alst
Wis; sergt. J. E. Warren, 7th Wis; A. Cotton, L,
9Th Mich. ray.
, 1864-12-17
Etf.. Ks1ud-S SpeC1GC.

TIE eldest and most reliable medicine for the cure
81 Srermxtorrhca. seEanai Weakness. LOS q Power
&c. 1h. medicine hAs stood the tcSt Of Thirty yuan
and hHt always ri Owed snc&r48
DR. RANE's SpECIFlG is exhibited tn the form o.
7,is made up FcbstAnccs TINT have specific eneci
apon tue rener.ive or1ana. Most ptFsoua associate
Tie idts or operations u1ou the bowels from taking
an, ktpd OF iil6 Tue specific o kv. Rand IL ID
Bs1ded as an cvacuatinE medicine. lis 1nelclna r|f
Tue1 Are eApcndcd entirely upon the mrsire1 raseu
ayatiye organs The nils are mol unpleasant TO tht
:n*te, and many persons nastcatc them with tnluu
:, before twallowinE them. which plan We won'd u
wu.6 3rncnd asora1nE tbs E;,e<dless wky to Ke
.lIa elect OF tho remedy.
Price 81 .t boz, SIX box0s for Is. Sold ty D1p.
Elst9 every Etltrr. ~.
JNO. j. ERoMER WHOLESALE Agent,
+k Chestnut HtFaet, Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1864-12-17
NQrthme8tfr1l Bank.
NORTHWESTERN NATION,

NORTHWESTERN NATION
IN AL BANK OFCHICAGO.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
ONCE Of Comptroller Of the Currency.
WASHINGTON, August 50. 1s6t4
Whereas by satisfactory cg1eure presented te the
1nderslsued. u has been nade to appear that th.a
Northwestern Nattonal Bank Of Chicsgo II the cltT
OF Chicago County OF Cook aud State of Illinois, has
been dnly organized unter and according to the 1e-
qufeent. Of the act OF Congress entitled An 1ct to
Provide National Currency. s:cnred b. pledge Of
United tstea Bonds and to provide for the Circulation
and Redemption thereof" approved June 3d. 1861 and
anssed to BE- complied With before commencing nusi.
ue>8 OF banking under said act.
=. Vow, therefore, i, ifCan Mcc.u1zccH Comptroller
otthe Currency do hereby certify that the Norhwcs
ern N4tiona BANK ot Chicago Il the CITY q Chicago
commence the bussaesa Of banking under the act
Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand An1 seal Of
office this tlMftietb day OF August. 1ssi.
[Goy't seal.] HUGH McEEIIOCH,
nofv664h1t Comptroller Of the Currency.
, 1864-12-17

The wines belonging to Lord Lyons, which
were sold at auction on Saturday, brought
high prices, Mr.. Seward pleasantly remarked
yesterday: s'Years ago, when living at Au-
burn, 1,was somewhat astonished at learning
through the; newspapers that the wines of
Daniel Webster had been sold at auction at
Washington, bringing seven hundred dollars
But large as this sum seemed to me then, /
learn to-day that the purchases Of one colored
man at the sale Of Lord Lyons wines amount
cd to near]y three thousand dollars' The
colored man WAS Mr.. Norm1ey, who catcra
for the givcrs Of dinner partles-W Wash. Cor.
a. 7. Commercial Idptrtiser
, 1864-12-17

Ofce li South Clark street r. U. Boz 1864, Chicago,
lIinJl
Secret dt.fn*eb FrinsFr an Uterine dfscases, Chn-
ceIons, FtulouB, Sefo.utuas, Mercurt2 and Ur0psl-
ri dlse2sts, Rheumatism. tCgrl. Fever SorxA, Ills
tksc Of The Eyc, md Chronic clscascs generally.
Vast experience 10 privstr and hoApi practice. and
especial application to study Of his enables nj to
-uaiAnct cure In the iuvcttrAte difficulties OF
this cias<. No Mercury. no change oI diet Inter
ference With business GunossAea Syphlls Of
cent origin cured In ieN Secondary 1tftltry
Syphilis entirely rtnacE.cd fren ue systt1u wlthcut
Mercury or %ny other no1!oG1 ,rus ~.
Long standing GoAo'1hc. Or G:es that have deficd
al insetn tsentment, tie readily TO ouf ocw mole
Of treatment ana - p-rmsnrnt Involuntary loss Of
semen ztced1 cured. lmpntency or loss Of Sexual
Sirot OVERCOME rn1!rc1{ N b'1ef or1Iod
Are you suffering iu ind hnI body from S!efma'
toheR. tt result OF c1ccrset srf ahpse with loss
81 Appetite Rcstfssn~AA Evil sorbo1ihcs. palp!ta-
lion o the Heart nthitts. Aversion to Business or
Society, kturttpn., dc and etnE t-e~ted hy In
competent aid tGnnIAnt tersons fur Heart dist4se
Liver cltFAss, Lung LtcaAc. t;srtpsta, etc., Then
syeid thtE, who mistake 1c crcts. snc caIsc Of tht
tlifhGultS. and employ whom experience xnd sound
medical training hAs tt:cd to detect tue caE3e and
.1rad1calr 1t.
fetna ,iseAsr.-thu4e peculiar tn 1hcm treated and
Zone Ant tl.oI given AId nAlnt ~1nEd.
Lei tho'e whO c0utGn plat. IN 4r.l +ee consult III U
1hsy WsEid avoid es1k 10 themselves aud pIsteriy
Of lnp1 Of the case Eaclose two postage
r:arnps and ger The Ladies' Friend.
All communications and consultations strictly con.
1dtntial.
The A!:htat and best Of 1elcreaces given.
if1S-
, 1864-12-17

Prices OF tho
Cherokee Medicines Z
Cherokee Kennedy,
u bottle, or s bottles mr
-. .
Cherokee Infectton>
81 q bottle, or 3 bottles for
u.
Cherokee Cure.
e 4 bottle, or 5 bottles for
IS.
pr. Wffght's Elixir,
81 a bottle, or 5 bottles for
Is. s..
Cherokee Pills, Tor Fe-
males, 81, = boz, OF 8
boxes for f.
, 1864-12-17

uETCHIKGs 4 NILLTEE, ProprietoEs,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
, 1864-12-17

In the CHEROKEE MED.
IClNES the unfortunate
Will ind = day Of deliver
ance from auhertnE aud
pntn-a day splendid and
glorious, When. they slall
no louEer suffer Without
cessation or repo*e, either
through tnercena1y qunCk8
or the tuetfictrncy OF pau
scous prepersItluns.
1ht. "Chetokee A{e.ll-
cInes accomplish their
ralsom-tllctr el1ianc}p;I-
tlon !; an emancipation so
great. 80 ndtntsab1c, and 80
prolific Of universal good
These medicines will
prove, In any and every
case, faIthlui and neveF-
falling 1rlenks In the time
OF Eced.
, 1864-12-17
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lie s8ud al1 tho CHERo
kEE 3THDlCINE9 by eX
press. Except the ChcTu-
kea PtllB7 these arc scat By
mail nee Of posta,se,l On
receipt Of price,. 10 anT
part OF the civilized woE.1
securely packed In such
4 manner that no. ono
through whose hanlA they
may paas, would know thu
.cppttnta.
Ladtea or EenllMnen can
address Us "a perfect con-
ddeuce, and we will tn I'LL
Cases frnnkly auawer their
letters, and give onr op3n-
ion Of each individual
case. We prescribe no MIN
erals.
, 1864-12-17
GpEttaI Notices.


Add tvo tablespoons iull Of DE-. r. 3. TALpor'a
NKproa7kD P1xxAi'rIk CIDER to q tumbler OF cold
~Ater: lske estly tAtty mtnntes Il stek Hsadashe
or water take cvery Hfsscn minutcs. forsa1e every.
where hT hARsirI sole Agent,
Ici-,taHl II ii
, 1864-12-17

1rcn hll parts OF the body in i've minutes. vthsns
injury to The skin, bJ .'GruAA'2 nEr1LA.oEr Pow.
DxA." Ptice. u. N.itu 10 any nhares. # Ms: ny
s. c. uPuAA. Is South Eighth street. Ph1EAdelphla,
Pa AK for "uruAx'a nErI1A r,ET PnwDKE, .n1
take no othee. LORD 4 kMI III. 23 Lakctuect. Geue-
1nl AgentA*t Also. for sale BY all psugctsn.
, 1864-12-17
Or. B1eE1o".
t.0nGdeul.aY Physician.

Can be t.cpsutrd at Ills o::cc IN 9outh Clark ss-eet
corner vi MuLELe, Chicago.
Halt hucE num LII l.@:otllce. on all chronic Ds
safes and U-ra.er II private and tecate nature TO
both sS1rs hiCh he with unparalleled aucce@s
Rooms separate where .i~k and GntleIneu can con.
suit The IectuF With the t1rctFft rF1vncr Otce
hours 1r.n an ~ = p Sundays, l0 TO "a n
{ommuuu uationt connaent,a1. Consultation tTae.
Al1less FpstQ1hce B11 La Lnctoee Two stamps AID
t-rf III. E.1ttlr IN Health MIA 'fG4H
, 1864-12-17

Relief guaranteed In ten minutes. and PEkHAEExT
encctst by the o. urnA1s .I;1 e. :,
once 70 ,ts l1eeeuce. Price. e. Seat tos: paia to
any aadre.s bys. {. urNAk souta Eishta ,:n f!re L
SMITH, q Lake street, General Arrnts: A.so: .or
rAfe py ali IruCEtsi2- Ae1tbso4 .on. t.9o 1Ie
, 1864-12-17

F Sarah VandegriH died at Trenton, N.
j., S0th ult., aged 05 years. She WAS one Of
the band o. maidens that sung an ode Of
welcome when Washington passed through
Trenton, In 1859, on his way to New York.
, 1864-12-17

NEW YORK AND DLIVERPOOT
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Capital Stock, 1000, COO.
10000 SHARES AT 80 EACH.
- Subscription Price IS per share.
LASDs FIELDING LARGELY.
oETtCKRa:
HON. DANIEL s. DICKINSON, President
NM. 7. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BASSETT. Secretary.
Books ste open foE subscription q the ocs ei The
Company, No - Empire Building Il Broadway, N r..
The 1ana OF the Company are situated In the heart
y The oh ReEion .nt nclade portions Of those weu
cltniock farms" and other improved and valuable
Hoektng territories. incndius over Two Thousand
!e1es the best Oh Territories along OIL Greek aud In
Vest Virginia. now under progress OF successlu devel
?rment, and oil Is slresdY resn1arI5 and laTSey pro
dEcca from several wells npnp them.
Address the Company, F. o. Boz 5ss, New York.
nn1 y2e9n-:n
, 1864-12-17

The CHEROKEE 3fED1-
CENES are sold by Ill en-
tefprtslng druggists In lha
civilized world Some un-
pr:ncipled dea1ers, how
ever, ,tH to aell worthless
compounds In place Of
the9t-thoAa which they
can get at 4 cheap price.
nud make more money b1
selling tlla1 they can on
the Cherokee nledt~
clueA. As you value your
heallh-AYe* tho health of
your od5prlng-do not be
deceived by such unpftn-
ctpltd drugT:sts. Ask for
these Medicines. and take
, 1864-12-17

CHEROKEE INJECTION
Is intended as an sily or
haAtskant to tho CHER0-
EEE REMEDY, and should
be used in cQpluncsIotl
with TINT medicine IN all
cases OF fionpofrh01, Hteef
Flour 1Atbus or Whites,
L. ELECTS are healing,
soothing and dcaniccnt !;
removing altsacAldf1g heat,
chordee and pain, instead
OF the QutninE and almost
unerdnTahle path that t8
experienced with nearly all
the cheap quack injections.
, 1864-12-17

1hL celebrated TOILET SOAP, IN such universal de.
1n2nd made from the choicrst materials mild aud
smollicnt to tts nasnre, frAgEAutf scented. and
'Eemty beneficial In It's action upon trakn For sale
rs sll Druggists ma Fancy Goods Dealers.
jHzs-K7N ~ tn sAA1C
, 1864-12-17
Cherokee #eu(ciue8.
ROOTS, EaRkS AND LEAVES.


CHE1sDKEE REMEDT,
the great Indian I}iArsttc,
cufea ali diseases Of the
urinary orEAtls, such - In
con Hnc1re OF tho Urine,
inflammation Of tho Bladder,
Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
Stone In the Biaiiier, Stflc-
lures, Gravel, Gltes. Cot
noxhHa, and l. especially
recommended In thost:
csses OF Flour A1bus {oE
Whites In feHlalea,l Wherr
all the old na18ea8 Hltlt.
eiues have fal1od.
, 1864-12-17

CHEROKEE CCRE-An
nnfai1iuE cure for Spcrma-
tOrrhcA, Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions, and
all diseases cAuse1 By SELF.
pollution, such ~ Loss Of
Monlory, Universal Laa8t-
tude, t1In8 in thu BAck,.
Dtmness ct VISION, treuaa
tufeO1d Age, Weak NerFes.
pltl!ctlIty Of fHe4taing.
Trembling, Wastafulness.
ErnptloAs On the Face Pale
CounGcn2uce, insanity Goa.
sumption, and all dirtft1l
complaints causei BY dc.
parting from tha path OF
natuFe-
, 1864-12-17

Drnnkeuuesr Cured.
The tnebriate may nov bid dtn.ncc to thp tempting
rrp. Dr. Zanrk hnttdoit for stroug drink crrt4in
1nrc for dsuakeunNs II creates dislike for strong
drink cxn be administered wIthunt the knowledge
41t The J,a1lcntl
Descriptive circulars sent to any address; For sale
YAl respectable druggists in the United States and
ae4uadAa Price Il par box, pacxAgrs Of six bottles
JNO. J, kROMEIf, Wholesale Agent,
4tG Chestnut Et1rut, Philadelphia, Pa
, 1864-12-17
Epe'ann Ear.

DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR,
- Throat and LunEs, arc successfully cared apon
new aud phosppGlcNs strm Of Medical practice b4
p. D. MAcRAx 20 paSmrnt wlA be Et1ul.ed ant4
prsctittpulg OF medicine fot fourteen years oce =
t4sS. Clark st. Chtc15o: 2. o. Box i3a- D. MAER
, 1864-12-17

EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
j. CHlCAG0,
Southwest curuer OF Lake nnd Clarksn.
CAPITAL. paid in 100000.
i. AIKEN. President.
6AMI y. NICKERS0N, Vice Pres't-
e. &. BnA.3TED, Cashier.
, 1864-12-17

Gold by my General Wholesale Agents for Chlcsgo,
FULLER, FINCH s. FULLER,
Wholesale Druggists. 2s and a6 Market It..
PURNHA3fs & VAN sCHAACK, u Lake st.; LORD
d SMITH, . Lake ST.; WM, D. HARRIS 4 CO., 81
South Watar St; GALE nIs0TaENS. ao3 4 ndolphst.;
j. ROEMHELD, corner North Clark md kfoLlc-st,;
H. l. Il. II. HOOKER SC West Randolph 8: :.ani by
onr Drug.ists IN city and town In the United
States.
N:b:Sone genuine unless the box 10 signed IS. D.
HOWE"
, 1864-12-17

Thcy. cure Suppressed :
Excessive. and Paiutnl
Men8tEuAHou.-
They cufc Green Sickness
(Ch10rpatsl-
They cure Nervous and
Sptus3 j Affections, PAtna IN
the Back and lower part
Of the Boly,. Heaylneae.
Fatigue on slight sxertion.
H2lpttadon OF the Heart
towness q Spirits, HyBto-
rl0. Sick HeaIac64 t1ilf-
ness, &c.t &C. In d word.
BY removing the hrfgul1rt
II they remove the cause.
md with It all the etfettS
that spring from 1t.
, 1864-12-17
Kromer.s. {KJphaE1,k) Hair Dye.

RAJ. DU9ABLR. Beautiful: WARRANTED to
I,Icaso This article hes been thaTouEhJ teFted by
tai7e1s I1sladelph.: sh9 Erononnce y re from
It Vii no, tnture Inest delleatc hall Sold bY Da3
fZi4ts xpc Fauci Goods Dcalczs every yHhcre-
JN0. ]. KRONER, Sole Proprietor,
4B Chestnut st., F'h!isdelrhts, p.
, 1864-12-17
Petroleum @tl Company.
lhe President Petroleum Company
President, Venargo Co., Penn.
organized under the Laws of Penn.
eylvanfa.


OFFICERS:
I1s~e4lnf-AMoKY I'D + ARDS, Esq., New York.
1reti<.1er-l. h, SIMPSON, ECO, New York
Strrt1,ry-J EDWIN CoNANT. Esq. New York.
John II. CLAfP, Esq, General Resident supesto
cnt.
Gon,.sdl-Meesrs. fL.ATT, GERARD 4 BUCKLEY
ew York.
DIRECTORS:
AMOliy EDWARDS. EsQ, NcE York
EBEE u. CKOCKER, Esq, or Crocker 4 Warren.
NV York.
FLETt Her WEsTRAY. Esq., OF West1a5, Gibbs 4;
kEdcastlt, New York.
.1.A. CLArr. EsQ.. President. TcnAurp Co., Penn.
l. II. SIMPSON. Esq, Of L. f. Simpson Co., New
ork.
lts lands sre put into the company 1t the unprccc
n,cd low price Of one hundred collars per scro, The
west known Tor oil bearug ses4ftorE, and form
, 1864-12-17

pROV1DENCE $. C.-supreme

pROVIDENCE $. C.-Supreme
l. Court -tEf sEEDEE TERX. A. b. 1854.
Upon the anr'lcntion q NATHAN Dixon tor an q;deI
and cla:mAutt upon the Recrlyrr.
II is atjudErt'. ordered end 1scrced TINT ne sald
Ncnce Jnu,uA chicago TEinune nnn New York TIL.
nune circcttng tic loidc.t Ct thu bill ot Fad Hop
thereof bring in snd The osts Of said BaaE.
their cIulns IN said TT ceivcr. at the Hoplln
1oQ Bank In Ntatrry. IN briere the fifteenth day
<t March, 1S OF thlr clslms shall be fotere1 barr ed
as against said IrcxssrTs si1 otice TO ht published
tor lc st months sitter the uteenth day OF De-
c. mbcf, 1G4.
Entered the decree Of Court I'D day s. 7. 1854.
(Uec. ~ Hy crdtr
dels-tts..:SI I'm IL JOHN A. GARDNER, Clerk