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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08
ASSISTANT IQuARrERMAsrER's OrgIoE.

~ wheeling, W. Va February IL, 1864.
A LLdealers in Drugs, Hardware, Iron, Steel Lnm.
Der, Leather Barn, 30, and sadlery, are request
week seated proposal or list, in duplicate of the
articles they are prepared to furnish to this Depot
at short notice, with the price of each marked in
plain figures 80 that, in the exigencies Of the
service require it. the article articles can be OBJ.
tanned without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
quired to furnish the list puuctually every Monday
morning. JIG PARNSHORTH S4 Ns'
Captain and Assistant Quarter-master
1e0So-u Depot of Wheeling.
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R9~ commandments is directed to
the advertisement of W. D. sawtell q Bro,
clOthiers. They have fine 10, of spring
goods to which they invite the examine
ton of the public. Among the stock mSy
be found iue assortment OF blue cloths,
cashmeres and HAnnels for officers and
soldiers.
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Hale DYE! HAIR DYEll
BATCHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

Is the Best in the World. 81
THE ONLY HARMLESS TRUE, AND RRLIABbE
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye is Pertect-cbangss Rod
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Gto.sy BLaeE or
Natural Broom, without Ipjurins the Hair or
Staining the skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beau.-
ful; tmpars fresh vitality frequently restoring Its
pristine color, and recttes the i'll effects of Rad
Dyes. Tho Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR' all others limitations, and should be
avoided Sold by all Druggists, &c. FAoToRY-sl
BARCLAY-sT, n. Y.
tehelOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAspINGgoN, April7
= Bi7 ANN III sifHY

Mr.. Doolittlesoalled np the Hop.. rim
appropriattpg $500 900 .fuf the rtmovsI ~
Indiap refugees from. the Southern and )
Other reservations Affected Nv the rsbs,l-,
liou, back to their homes. =. - - S5Eals
Several amendments were m sde And N
bill passed: 9Fee lasz-. azs - - !.
Mr Hendricks then proceeded to daress
the House atsleogth, sin opposition to the
joint resolution 10 aHie1dlthe Consultation,
So Asato prohibit sE@Esfy In the United
'sA HOUSE,. 49, is r,5sizg,. -,
On motion Of Ms sGsf6sIa ibe Secretary,
~ war var was directed to inform the. House
now many commissioned officers, with !
S g names and rank, have been dismissed
IEou ml'ltsry service by authority of the
fresiaeut, without trial by court Snnrti.,J,
slnGe the beginning OF the war. and b5E
The resolution passed ''S1-sN' 3
The House resumed the consideration oF
bill. '.4AA V'AN
Mr.. Woodbridge, of VT argued in favor
of the cOnstitutiOnaliVy aud expediency Of
declaring the roads and boats OF that com.
pany to be military aud post routes.
The subject here went over.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the special order, namely: business
relating to the District of Columbia.
Several local bills were passed, aud one
appropriatiug $3.50, 900 Tor tue erection of
y Penltentiary, jail and house of correction
in the District. of Columbia was discussed.
Pending motion to lay the bill on the
table the House aGj0ur0ed.
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Laugb!iaIs ExpsetgIant Syrup

For Coughs, Colds, Group, whooping Cough use the
EXPECTORANT sYnUp.
We guarantee the most speedy relief by using the
BXPEoroRANT SYRUP.
The annoyance Ofcost mt Coughing is stopped by +
USING THE EXPEcrORANT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify to the great excellence of the
EXPECTORANT5 SYRUP. . -r
Difficulty of breathing Is relieved by the
EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Inflammation Of the Lungs is cured by the
EXPEoTORANT .slRUP.
Children can use without fear the
EXPECroRANT SYRUP.
Asthma, Bronchitis and General Irratiop OF tn a
Throat is cured by the
EXPECTORANT SYRUP. -
Price 20 Cents. Prepared only bv
feb2O LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD.
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NEw YoRK, April THE regulations in
relation to The price of gotd1at the Trsa-
sary %lll De l66, until the close of bust
! SUBSCRIPTIONS to theilO 40 loan at the
$2O6, 400 . - a
: The Posts Washington special Of the 18th.
II is not improbable but that the Senate
Finance Committee will introduce a sun.
Elementary banking bill. =
"A .,.soisi1q51a sra Qsad q s4.g l.s..., Z
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Purify Your RIO0d-

NOV is the time drive ont froal the system the
In lurking posons which Induce disease People
enjoy better health and live longer By cleansing the
blood-removing Its suggtshness--and causing it to
how. in Its original purity and yigor.
DIR. CROOKS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
Is the most eHectual Alternative and Tonic known,
and thel eiore the best medicine for tile purpose
For soRoFuLA and SOR0FULOUS DISEASES
thers is no better remedy. 7
z ia Price $1.00 a bottle. Sold by s-G
s. = tttf,it.' 7. H. LOGAN co..
100 and LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
mr1S 1msow* Wheeling, W. Va.
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For Sale

pF1HE large and commodious dwelling and proper.
ty situated on he corner OF Nlaiu and First tg,
Centre Wheeling: comprising lots Nos So 80 and 94
and now occupied by the undersigned. The dwell:
ing Is suppl d with y the modern convenience OF
gas ana water, with outhouses on the premises.
For terms &c, enquire Of
MRS. n. A. WOODS,
mFI t-. on the Premises.
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BRENTWOOD SCHOOI..

A snLs ATE classical AND TENGLIsB
~ Boarding School for Boys-number of Pupils
lmiteo TO tweDty-iour. Three resident instructors
The Summer Session Of this Institution, now in lis
NTH year, viii begin on Tuesday, April lO.h APP
RS personally, or by letter, to tue Rev. Joseph r.
Patrons and differences in Wheeling and vicinity
are Kew; Mr.. ADDISON, JAMES ACH EsON, H L j.
RHODES. y y -, mob rs, =
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WRITING SCHOOL, EOR ladies

a WRITING SCHOOL FOR LADIEs--ExOIT1.
-. ~ sIFELY-is now open at the BUSINESS College,
% Main street. AOurs from to z. II when nd
other students attend. Terms SIS per fnopt ~ so
tor course unlimited in time, payable ut the time
OF entrance. A good hand writing can DO acquitted
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n9~ALr. BURNETr.-Our rea ders should
not forget the entertainment to be given
this evening at Washington Hall by Aft
Burnett, the great humorrst. II will amply
repay all who attend.
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TRUSTEEs SAI,E;.

PY virtue OF Deed Of Trust from John Russell
to Henry Echos. dated April LIST, 1859, and re-
records and of my appointments by the Circuit Court
OF said county, as Trustee in place of said EchOIs
VIII sell at the front door of the Court House Of
Hhio County, on Saturday, April 9Th, 1864 at 10
%G.9cs' A. NJ H. at public auction Tor Oash, a that
part Of Lot No. co. situated EOft street, IN that
part Of the City of Wheeling. laid cut by Moses w
OhaPline and Others the same described as follows:
% Ieet front on Eof street and extending back the
same breadth 122 feet tU alley, being the samU
property conveyed to said Russell by Robert White.
by desd dRtedApr 1st, 1882 t-'
JOHN G. CHANDLER
u
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AFTER MOVING remember that your
home is not complete without that house
hold helper, a Wheeler l. Wilson Sewing
Machine. For sale at No. 90, Main Street.
See advertisement, st
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= o0hGATN's HONEY sOAP,

(, This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such un,vsr.
sal demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emOllIent in its nature. ira.
iSranely scented, and extremely bencncIaI
in its action upon the skim For sale by all Drug.
Eists and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrl5 "
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LEXINGTON, KY, April7.-Mrs.. Lucrretia
Clay, relic of the Hon. Henry Clayydled
last night at the residence OF her son, Jno.
u. Clay, near Lexington, after M illness
almost entirely unattended With pain, aged
80 years. - -
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New York Money Market.

E NEw YoRK, April ~ 81
Money-MOre active>nhd steady al tsa4S q
per cent.
Sterling Ezchange-Firwsy at 1875.
Gold-Lower, opening at ia, declining
to69S aud closing quiet at $50 @692 10
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PRAN6'S ALBUM PfGTIFN ~.

lDUT' up IN SITS OF TWELVE As,OnrkD
81 cents per set = '"'SOPss fHce
Autum Leaves. Part /, 2 .s- :, !-.t-i
Summer Landscapes Part IE2 sT. =. 90
Flowers Partl,2 }El5tfAf ~ sr
Wild Flowers June, July, August, September,
cumming Birds of America PaTtl - -
- american singfug Birdie. Part l.%s.3,4 - l.
Life of Childhood. PART l. =
3rnit and BLOSSOMS. White Mountaip Scenery 4 |
Funny CLAracters Pytrt'1, a. q ss&I4s5 Y u
Hoses. Views on the Hudson.
Views In Central PArs, h Y. PArtl
Sea Mo6seS. ButteIdes PRrtb.f & j lttTst5t
Views in Ccntral Park, N T. lPart9.i = 4
RUNNING Birds of America. Part y ~
sPTG S''9 PARTR1hGE,s aALIRRv
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BY order of the sec'y of War,
E d TOWHsHND A a

That portion of this order relating 10 the
consolidating of the llth aud I2t6 coros
mas been amended SO as to bedrnominsted
tie consolidation OF the 2o:h instead of
the LIST corps.
A well known scout named Reese con-
9ected Tor long time with the army ofuhe
POTOMAC and member OF the LIST cavalry.
disappeared last week and is supposed 70
have been captured
I6e army Of the Potomac to-day is i'm
mersed in mud. -.
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9PECIE.I .N0WTGRS.
sHIRTSI EsiIfRTs 4 5sHfRB "a

a full assOrtment'of ETthchf h6dA ATaSF Au ets
mere and Flannell Army Shirts, of various Etylss
a9a pqFiqea. Also, 70 dozen While press shirts At
the following prices: SIX for sia, S16, SIS,
S91 and "a Dollars.
Also' Shirts made to order and warranted to At,
of superior work aud uneoRalle5 IN opal;4v fr .bo
prices. J T. LAKIN,
:. mrao No. 1Oa Matn'strees, VII: cling, v. Va.
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a. G. JENKINS,
Brin- Cen Candle

IT. DEIR' zen. COmd'Q.
me other claim was for the destruction
" government properly in Buckhannon,
~ p'IuF county, in September, 1862, during
'De jenkins raid Of that fall. Several wit.
ID 'ssS testified that Jenkins men destroy
ea. a. least s25O,OOO worth of property
C ConS'S'lng of arms and Quartermaster and
TO~@'ssary stores, aud that the rebels left
tDo streets of the town strewed With hun.
ote's of bags of coffee and beans. Az
t the . stated judgments were rendered for
government in both cases.
Christopher Schwedes. Indicted 70,
HHeepiog beer saloon without oh,siD;Oa
move license was admitted TO .bail
OU Tt this morning at 10 o'clock
Ibis morning. ~ ''O'S
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STOP Tia GIjEa

g! aver tRet 4y gg are sE!.EiRg
you continue to neglect Yourself the result will
Oe In short time that You will begin to feel
fns. across the chest attended with dart
which you raise will be thick and yellow or white
and trothy matter, ottetI StEeGked nth blood Land
soon you will ind that Yo4 haYe a hectic Iever cold
chlls, night s2eStS. rhe matter AMI phIegdI viii
increase with great TOStratiO If you still neglect
yourself short time will see you conveyed 70 the
grave. sAGUe BOW not cause to be GLdTR1edR The
tho1&anos WhOm5this great destroyer has, gathered
20 the grave every single began scitt SlmpEs
eot II this had been attended to time, all might
hSye pee we'll but being neglected under the IA.
TAI delusisn that would swear itself OFF, it trans
1erred Its deadly action to the substanee Of the
lungs, exciting there FORMATION OF TuBEHut Is:
Another and another cold added fuet to the fame
until these tubeFC began 10 sotten and SarAf0te:
leaving by those alterations GREAT CAVITIES in the
LUNGS. At this crisis the disease very difficult to
cure, aud often sets at defiance all human skill.
ALLEYS LUNG BAlLNANI q
wILLBREAK UP EVEN THE MOST HARRssINS
80 COUGH
IN A FEW HOURS TIME. :
OF money compared with health
USE THIS ALL.PoWERFUL BUT HARMLESS
EREMEDY IN TIMEi
Call Upon the Agents and get a Pam.
phIet,
And read the treaties upon Consumption (which ia
worth more alone than the price OF medicinel
and see the certificates of the truly remarkabie
cures made In our city; casss that were considered
iucurable.
Forsale by the prOprietOrs, IS
j. n. HARRIS g. 90.
Cincinnati, Ohio,
To whom address all orders O'
Sold y, By y, Medisine dealers generally. Wholesale
O GOOD 90. LOGAN, LIST CO. g. T. II log LOGAN
co., REED L KRAFT, Wheeling Va and NV nil
Pittsburgh Druggists. mri4 2md&w
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Important Order from the War De.
sss partment.

WAsnISaroN, Apnt 6-Ehe following
important order has just been issued:
WAR Dept, ApJ'T GEMS oEFloE,
WAsHtNGTnH Arm
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Ra9-THE river was about at a stand yes
'etaay, With fifteen feet water in the chan
nel. The weather Was mild and pleasant
ano the spring fever PREVAILED to an alarm.
--r.ss De- t's lsl..f-5ls ass
.frs SEgg
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AANGE OF FINN.
HENRY HARTMAN.

EToRMERLY. OF, the firm of uartman;A stroDss..
Il will here alter conduct the business Of the rfn
at tn old stSnd-No. 81, Winter st., one door soutR
of the Sptigg House, where he will keen a fnlI
assortment Of the latest styloS of Ready Made tIo
thing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Also, Military
and Boys Clothing always on baud. mr7 Inns
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SLATE PICTURES

Or DRAWING SCHOOL FoR BRGINNRRs.
Parts l, 2, 8, i, 8, 6.
"A PUBLICATION in the sam. stSIens formerly
IA imported from Europe. To create aud ,ulti.
yale a Taste for Drawing, nothing can 90 found
pnPeE49 fog ths.Iqnng esude WHO retes m,ntIy n
on sell Instruction. hecommendtd mud at6nted ~
by the Principal Drawing sch0ol n eacherS Prfssy
Is CshtS for each PART For sole aE sis g ilgI M
4PE8 FAkTR11GE'S GAILERY. f3eu
GILOAKINGs.-N1asl liugtop eliLa .GlOaling
VI Cloths 10 all the EtSEiidna6I6 eoloIs. 2
qpFef ss.t5s - }a5oI sa1 y, 9. RHODES. rz-,,
ti,haog sa2Jss a.assti w
- - t'l@ v II sssst ,
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-s4 -4Asftp1 EfI
~ - lBAs !lHlf Te.Esa
, 1864-07-16

Whatever relates to the origin. design Of
r.s!vry Of our rlcc:.ious ':siars anu :..E'oes:
Is OF interest, and the perus1 OF the follow
itg eloquent conclusion to paper read some
time since By Alfred B. Street, ESD, the po-
It, before the New York Historical Society,
cannot fail to command attention, aud par
ticula1ly on the eve Of our national anniyer'
saw.
The stars Of the new ing represented the
new constellation of States rising In the
West. The idea YVES taken from the constsl'
alton Iyra, which in the hands Of Orpheus
sisnified harmony. The blue of the field
was taken from the edge oi the Covenanters'
hummer In Scotland, Significant also Of the
league aud covenant Of tie United Colonies
tic virtues OF vigilance, perseverance aud
Justice. The stars were disposed In circle,
symbolfzing the perpetu1ty Of the Union, the
ring, like the circling serpent of tie Egypt
ians, si4niftiDg eternity. The thirteen
stripes showed, with the stars, the number
of United Colonies, and denoted the subordi-
eation Of the States to the Union, as well as
equality among themselves. The rhole WAS
bending Of the various flags previous to
th: Union flag, viz: the red flags of the army
ard tho white ones for the foaiing batteries.
Tie red color, which in Roman days was the
signal Of defiance, denotes daring, and the
By ii act Il Congress, passed April 4, 1918,
It WIS ens cted.
Sec. j. From and after the fourth day Of
July next. the dag of the q. s shun be thIr.
teen horizontal stripes, alternately red and
wbitei the UNION shall be twenty stars,
White In blue field.
State into tue Union one star shall be added
to The Union OF the flag; and such addition
6hrH take effect on the 4th day Of July then
next succeeding such admission.
, 1864-07-16
FR0M The ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC,
kAPGLSl0N OF DELINQUENT
CORRESPONDENTS.


correspondence Of the n. T. Herald]
METH AMY Conrs, BEFORE PETERSBURG, VI. ]
| n-........... July :. 1e64.
Two more correspondents connected With
this army hare excited the displeasurc of the
| Commanding General, for erroneous reports.
append the circular order issued and nro.
mulgated to the army:
| HEADQUARTERS. Anxr or r.7p poro>.a
] Mr. wn s,,rton , an,r 1a,y 8, 1851
ent With ti;. army Tar tna NJ correspond.
5tr. Ktot cor1espondent "r tba ags Ma, 1VySs I'D
txtt, have, direction o the Lieutenant @ &c Gene1s %
70 leave The lines Tor having abused tie priTiiesea
con- r1n ned npoa them BY forwarding for pab!iea.
~ ~. s.Hn tstiemeats respecting the operations
return Ills infonation Il een 9nhshng MaGa n not to
guidance Of corps commande,s. and sbonId tbs t6e
p2tttss war ed be hereafter found within the limits
Hr rn,nmsna ~ snGta III a. taese Headquarters.
8, WI11is.s' IA Ast't sdT All Cen
EDWARD n. NEI1, Ass't Atiit Cen
Inn not a6are of the natnre ~ Af- ra.t,.
offence. Regarding Mr. Swintnn III hoRe9.r 1ea.e
am better iEformed. Thron yhnnt 9,'n.
sent campaign he has persistestly nisrep@re- @
ssnted the Operations Of the 9Th armv ccPns
His reason ior so doing. M an ass1r.I -Jips, nn
the best authority. is nersonai hosti1it,, ~ ~
Gen. Burnside, lis commander fron, ,v5o.,
he was the recipient OF reprimani % fnr snme u
malicious statement REGARDING onerst;ons M nvIo rs
the vicinity OF FredcricIsb6rr wh"n tha
General wus in command of tha arm. m1n ~ tha 1no
Potomac. Smarting under ita st;nt' ' 10 ba has sas
taken Advantage nf 9nv nnnortn.;t,5s, ~ 9as
to cast slut noon Gen Kn7ns;da;s aaptueo a1ptIaa
in this campaign. Tie effect ronld hs us,m waFs
the influence of the co1resn"o5ent nou W "eIs T
uelghty, to create dist on thc nat ~ ~ ~ ~
soldiers In the ability nf their ra5. o. ine
oficer-a proceeding elartngiy prejadieiei Is
the interests OF "good order and Discipline"
am 10th to point out the crrora or misrep |
, 1864-07-16
As a general Blood Purifying Agent
the Life Syrup stands unrivh;isd b.
any preparation in the World.

Diseases OF the Eplue, as usually deyeloped In H.
Eoung, Hip Disease, Neuralgia. and al nervous d,
eases and Ladies Who afe suffering from Diseases "a
sdytss az; tns uss s of fGo;MSs;TlTgTioN LIFE sfRUP
weak hAcz. and side. xtye them nov arnrH 1eV liz
Ind AaprioeE1.
, 1864-07-16

ALd4A1loH. 1oTTIH8 OF HoXI1z
BAD COAPLKuoX, ICRxs f4 Hoy4o
FEELING OF wKAnlNIaS. pKrH sssIoY ~ aprr1v.
CONSTITUTIONS LIFE sYhUP purgas the syster
entirely from au the evil efects Of MERCURY. 70
moving the Bad Breath. and curing the WEAK joins
a2d rheumatic P2tns which The u. Of CaloEal /
s1Ee 70 rsGdCce. Il hsrcena epolU GrE1 md -
cures Tho Tactc q firmly - eyex,
, 1864-07-16

During the four hours we remained in their
custody, the rebels several times asserted that
their only object In continuing the war was
only wanted to be let alone." Arming the
negroes WAS q subject OF much complaint.
They said it was all ''O1d Abe's doing, nnd II
ever they caught lin they intended tying
him to tree and making him kiss nigger" !"
General Mcclellan was spoken Of with much
Union General worthy of the poEitfon.'
, 1864-07-16
Special Notices
DR.. HI. AMdeFN Il Co.'S
IODINE WATER

AtAANG HA4hka.
edna Water ActE ugon the HEAaT, L1yxx. En-
Exfs, ptoeff1vx ORGANS and GLAnpu1AR eYprxr
The sncocas which hhs attended the use OF thta ren
td5 IN e11Esse rrsctice and the orsenent Of med
sc1 author3tJ, enable TO recommend II to thu nr.n
.storer md The public. feeling confident that v1,h
sAr trial 1t viii attest It's Own excellence In the cure
e Chronic Diseases which indicate Iodine such u
hcRoPULA. BRONCHITIS, 6K1H E1urr1oHs HkAxT,
l1skt And h1oSHr C1BKAsks, EKKvprs Ar--t~1oEs,
EfrfAla1t, RufChAT1sKr D1srxrs1A. pxHtl1Tr,
HTrH1LIs, &c.
"hys'ciana snay rely upon Tie Uniform strength OF
eooihe water as containing three quarter srAlns fGt3
%oo1ha IN each tuid ounce rUzA ~..oI. 40 = .sEs7
1f1ne usKD. It u net liAb!e to deconp'saut nor
spontaneously formed lneaukIfsns' neither u no
iodine o1ydIztA neutrallecd by clnhnat1on With
MY ingredient, rendering this solution superior 10
GEy other method Of exhibiting IODINE.
Fun directions accompany each bottle that It may
nc used II Z faulty medicine veil BY the profess
Mon.
Price ont Ao1sr Ter bottle. On receipt Of I'VE dol
ATE. ax bottles delivered FREE b, exrress u any
Eddress.
Beware Of Counte7fci4 and limitations which IN.
nnc1pfed dea1ert endexyor to dIeose OF our ftp-
ea'ton. See siCnA>ure and ttAde mark {ht Greck
r. 1rd leading this htver1i~tm+nt> upon the LABEL
sid wrnpreE1 ot eact bottle without which mons i
Cl1cussra erAtts. Dr. q. ANDERs 4 Co.,
shyElciena and Chfnisss tH Broadway ny
For enle by HLlt6 T. EHARP. ~ Lake-st I:hicsro
Hy1hans- 6n re THAaA-ta
, 1864-07-16

HOsTETTERs BITTERS especially els1,n Ithe attss-
tion OF all who desire to be exempted from bodily aife
ment during these seasons Of soc!a1 enjoyment IAa
digestion is never In 50 much danger Of being OVER
taxed - IN winter. It Is period Of fest1yity axak
drink aud be marry Is It's motto. But without thu a
ercise Of due caro-, socIA1 indulgence msy entan ~
penalties, Cold, Whia 1t stimulates the appetite coea
the pores. and these important ouslsts for tho ua1
mattsr Of the systt being In measure sealed thssa
Is an mpet1ouB necessity that the stomach should d
its work with than usual vyor that the tute1nat
waste pipes Of the system should be Hee and unoh-
ssucted, and that the liver should faithfully and rsK-
Larry contribute Its emperng, purifying ee1aent
COMMON stock Of animal uids- Now 1t L. the provinces
and the purpose Of the Bite1s keep toesa essential
organs active, heslthy and sctent and thus pfeyW*
disease. The system, regulated and controlled By tA
basatnlc influence, will b IN utte danger OF snherts4
either fto plethora, debility, or the iucemencY of
the SEASON. It may defy cold and damp and tho naAG
Indigestion. II Tho appet1to be too strong for III
stomach it Will bring tho 1atter up to concert ptch
II stomach be In faE condition and tie appettHt
delicate It VIII give tho Latter keener edge In wtz-
ter the lIauors Of comme.ce eely us~d tAsn
in summer and their poisonous effects are often heiRht
eued In consequence Of their being taken hot Dscxd
themayoid them. All the good effects that you hos
to derive num them you Will aureiy realize nom I'LL
yitaNznx agent All tho evil that you cannot escaeA
II you i1nbsbe them, you viii assured1y avoid Won
substitute al other stimuants the only sais ma
heslthfu1 tonic, HoSTETTERS BlTTKES. Keen tha
refreshing vegetable cordial Ii your house. md run vM
ueyer feel inclined to taste tbs dery stlmuants which
create false thirst fer themselves, and which arc doc.
tored and adnterated and made pungcnt for this yev
object The eject Of the Biters precisely the rer1
Of this small quanttty sut1ces for medicinal ~.
pose1 as they incidentally and not AZ An exit
ant, the wenkeat nervous organization cannot ba ~
ufed By their operat,uu-
There IL preparation In the world that produces
such marvellous effects In easa Of NAUSEA. Faraaa
sIclness according to :he testimony Of the captane
md other ocesz df the principal nta OF the
ateauers aad tho uniform statements Of tho pnsseA