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List OF Casualties fp LIST Division, 18th
Corps at the 8attIc Five Glllc. SOutu
of mrr1etsa, Ga., July q, 1861.
lCollected by U. s. Sanitary Com. Ag't, in The
Eie1d.I

Ma5eas Ks gsp @ F. sh aa 1ad ART anq
soth iDd hesd, 'rselufed: Iisnly sonlsce, /, sist
III hand; " Wiqsase, 9 77th Psns. sho9Iasr:
Leonard. , ,s1st Ind, knee Joint; Joseph Barnes,
Se1gt D, 77th Pa, lace, flesh Harvey keesleg, a,
Goth Ind, metacarple fracture: CsTy Clenden, I'd
Ind, afn dceh; Jas Tenard. q, 55th Ind le, ticsh:
Dennis Gallaher, 3, 35th Ind, abdomen James q
Leman. Adj 30th Ind. shoulder; Josfah Feguson,
u ht Martin Ag1df 5 IF e 9a a r
ilesh: " K Green, Il. I'D Ilinoia, shoulder:
Henry Rayles, capt M fo;h I,linyis, lett thish !;
aesh Elliott, insp Gen Sd Big, iss;. desh:
Joseph Count yman i, 1O0th ILL.,, forehead, sllsht !:
Green, D. 5ah ILL.,, right foot, flesh; Jnmes Bat
ten, Captain 60th H., shoulder fractured Sllas
Richardson, 18th H., thigh, flesh, Joshua Tolley,
9tt ind, thish, flesh; + Il Black 4, Sill md,
leg hesh; 4 Haddlcson, G: s4th Ind. nnges tue
tnfed: F4sney 5lat oht2: died 9u5y Pan
tS1eb. tesh Bsnj Matseson, l. .5sth h! thigh,
aI %athsy aurtre6id, s6sh H., fore arm, fesh esl
joseph sa 5'1S Tds eorps9s sh ia !e toss fFsst
5osep 5etxa a51h H., hand, aesh " t5a Dan:
kinsoD, + Battery. 4, thigh: c " Shoemaker,
5sih III, Ies trsetured; Vim Vestal. ss.h Ind,
arm. nesh Jane. Bes!ns. Z, oh Ind, hand frac-
turcd; Joseph Yea. T. 9Th Ind, bead, 1esh. +.
James CLAYTON, ii, s0th Ill. thotax penet:: Leyi
petnsh. SLY IND; tase aesh :,4 Levi. YYs1:t.
t4th ind;' fssf aesa; e.s.nt s,E"o9a s9:, s2th ~
wrist joint Taylor hs,ton,- @, nh Pena., facs,
q. eh John Montgomery. Il; list H., died Jul;
4th; " Hall, Z, goth I'LL. back and hips; T
eer. Ill Ind ie.:. Gesh: Wm Thomson, e.,
Eth Ind, shoulder ntnn3s Fessher, 4, 7sth III
Peter Hubei, K, 57th H.. elbow joint; Charles u
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ENGLAND AND TIRE DANISH ouns.
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The London EToniner prints the following
Hemlat fn., q D.,a 49,.
couizes. ou' q of1tash m1ni7!sf} solli'
To CO, or not to do. that +, ,ho ,,..,o,.
~ ~ ue.1et a1sT " " mlsef In st ate to 81 der
~ dae enaa aoa s"aeger Of outrageous Dtsmark;
~ ts ~ taAt s.nh against lot Of Germans,
Ahns y Opposing, smash them !-make Tac-.o
~ Aeut
hi- nnueea, end tt:ese thousand awin! ahocxs
no., 10 oas prop5le:y; copsummation
M MUefo1tif 10 be wished. Maxc war-to eight:
70 nsni! pefchAnce TO pay; aye, there's The tub; /;
OF IL thot lighting time nhat bills may come
MEsn we have shuff1ed OF thasznodest budget
Ai1st give 1s pauee; there's the respect
That makes humiliation OF loop pe.cs:
For who w0nld bear The ouips and scorns of
Berst, ~A1 "1S'"' ~
The Austrtan's wrong. the prapsfsn,a contume1y-
Inc panEa Of outraged Poles. the Frankse f1efav
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Col. Fordss II ecent Operations In Veg
Kern mfSkQUS1.

tFrom the Leayeuworth Conservative, 1ath.1
The troops sent out from this point in pur-
suit Of Thornton's gang Of bushwhackers
are making very commendable progress. We
yesterday gave brief account Of the fight
ut Camden Point, where the guerillas were
thoroughly routed by Col Ford, who after
wards burned the yilluge. It comprised be-
tween torty aud flfty houses, all Of which
were burned, with the exception Of the Fe-
male Academy and the house Of Col. Hale,
the Only Union man in the place.
On Thursday pursuit was resumed and the
bx6hr hAckets widely dispersed At Platte
City one building was burned On Thursday
night, snd several others yesterday morning.
Tie Union troops were determined to cloan
ont the seccsll element, and could not be re-
81 tratucd, but aid not molest the property Of
or rereon Of any loyal man. The folio Wing
is d list Of the buildings burned:
Private hcuses-W. c. Remington, Dr..
Moore, Dr.. Guthrie. Robert Robinson, MIR,
Adkins, and Mr. Lskins.
Cabinet shops-rhilip LutE, II. Brady.
Churches-klethodlst and Presbyterian,
(both upsDimousiy eecesh.)
Four laW offices aud Dr. Noodles Office,
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Il Depot for Rebel PFfsonerS-Advan.
taees Of Point Lookout-xts Accom~
Correspondents n. Y. Commercial Adverttser,1
Pomr LOOKOUT, Nd , July II, 1864.
This is one Of the six principal dcpots for
rebel prisoners of war-the remainder are-
Fort Delaware, Johnson's Island, iu Sandus-
ky Bay; Camp Chase, near Columbus OHIO;
Camp Douglas, near Chicago, Illinois; and
Camp Morton, near indianapolis, Indiana,
the whole being under a Bureau in Wash
fpgton-Major General Hitchcock being
Colonel Hoffman, Commissary General Of
prisoners.
In every instance salubtious situations have
been selected for this purpose. Point Look
out, for example. was well established wa
tcr1ng place-a Newport for many who could
70 No further north. It Is equidistant-one
hundred and ten miles-from the cities Of
Washipet ton and Baltimore, easily accessible
to the citizens Of the capital by the noble
Potomac, aud to Baltinore by the broad
esapeake. Here the Potomac river dis
enbosucs, having width Of seven miles, its
waters blending with those Of the bay, where
the Chesapeake is twenty. three miles wide.
1t il thus exposed to fresh sea breezes. AS
might be- supposed from its name, it is the
site Of light -houser which is situated at The
| extremity Of the low sandy tongue OF. land
| which divides the left bank OF the river from
luc WEI E1uE 0I lut UA3s n 4e" @koo - -"
the phsros sufficient space was tonna 1or
the erection Of hospital, early IN the war,
which, hesidee having the advantage OF 81,
lubrious site, Is one Of the best pianaed eal-
fees Of the kind in thus or any other country,
aud is easy Of access 10 the chief seat o. var:
The Hammond General Hospital consists ot
sixteen paTillons or wards, projecting from
circular open corridor, each provided Win
flfy.t*o beds, and from their heighth and
breadth aflording about eleven hundred cubic
| feet Of air for each patient. Besides the
nearly nine hundred beds in the hospital
| proper, the adjacent hotel and cottages rem
der the establishment fit for accommodating
seventeen hundred patients. The beds are
| ut present all occupied.
| Beyond this oasis, you observe in the sand
fat an extensive enclosure in the form Of q
paralle1ogram. That Is designated the t'pen :"
| Apart from its name and The restraints iul-
pUsed upon Its inmates, it il tar more de.
| sirahle place Of abode than the tents, where,
| exposed to tho heat and chilIs and moisture,
| repoBe our brethren, friends aud neighbors,
| whose duty it is TO Keep watch over tue pan.
I-Within this pen there are barracks aud tents
! Tor the accommodation Of t& ent ge thou
sand prisoners; the present number of in
| mates Is about fourteen thousand.
Ger. Barnes bus just assumed maud at
this important post, relieving Col Draper of
! the Massachusetts, Seth, colored. These
! troops arc now under orders for the front,
apd will, think, prove an effective corps.
Their Colnnel afforded them little prelimt-
nary instruction 6hor: time ago b3 liking
thcm On raid Into tue adjoining parts Of
| Virgins, where they acquitted themselves
handsomely. Beside destroying Large
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#eDifiual.
DIR. N ARkS'
SYPHlLiTfC CURE,

This Medicine IL 4 Safe and Radical
[ure tu3 s. pl,llIs IL the Prikaufv,
Secondary and TeFtiaf5 stages, and
IS soe nsosx Important Medical Dis
eoser1 VI the x,tn exeensh century.
eiis. ccntaxoas ssxtaL7 b1ssAsE, cs:iei a ,1;f
x5cs eoa 5 s,e.9;s st fs:s m
GEs E4Kks' sYrnItITlc crRE.s The only u.4-
CHFt s9FA1LIfI: e:d VENE%EnIa niHE.5Hvit fans E.55Hvi
o snd
1h.s deatrucurs ds.sse. witch has bin I'd ths Xxi,
e s. q tHd s9a saHk
faS ut ulst rap!e e1'sEenc4 wl:.e .e issse1
so ESs Ss1d !, a,9.s zsgs
u !s Fl fs:k A1S siysa as e RE: e.
sos. M IN tne ss9'5g !s esn y he ms:,sae
taEtlcu'st sf4ge Of tbs disess- win which tss1
rHE FIRST. or PRIMARY tsrAGR o. s7ph,r. :,
when :ee Chant5es Or ucers fFst appear. no t,mc
lie Gds Il os Sats
tfc. RIgsh. scap. sppaxt q d lint ~11
IN SEtSsHaES stASs !. .een the a4ss..saas
e19 throat. GiaIds: sEia head, mucous mambfsnes,
IL st 1ss sa2s ..s:o efe
j III FS:S. = sEsifAex STAGE, ssowa ,,
Il aa sDs IN @ and
Pll5s afe u.es ir tais tsass. LIE 0''N'''' 11' Se@
Ere Rs' gsssssss &c Cure ss M, no.ta PIN.
8 osr boz w.ss. 81 oes % oot1s. ''t oo''e rus
eiEs g e so AS
IAaloN: q tIo@ ~ SEkTEGT TEfT TEEATIESr rs
STU On Aintn& IN the eysteu1 oud use Dr. KS'
, 1864-07-22

amount of rebel property aud bringing away
enough to remunerate tl- Government for
its outlay thus far on account Of the regi-
lent, they acquired confidence in them
selves and in their officers. On four differ
ent occasions the chlVa1ry, though outnum-
bring them as three to one, fed before them,
without firing shot,
, 1864-07-22
cAUTloH.


In order TO guard against dangerous taposit1ons,
public requested to lake especial Of the bes
titlty engraved proprietary stamp, through which TIT
Government Of the United States officially suth anti
Gates every bottle OF HoSTETTER's BITERRs. nj,
.hiid thrown br the Government over the proprietor,
and the public for their Joint protection Ia placed
spicuously the cork and the neck of esef
bottle and cannot ta to strike the eyaof the mcs,
casual observer. Nothing that purports to be HOS
TETTEEs DIrTERS cao be gennine. uness ths
stanp u thare.
It's also proper to state that the EIrrERs arc splt
exclusively In glsas, aud never under any circzn,
stancea BY the gallon the barrel. 1mposto.s sut
nttator1 abroad ard the only safeguArd tae puh
lie have against them ID 70 that the Dlstezs he,
buy bare the engraved lAbel and note Of tand 3
Messrs- Hostettez and Smith, AID tha ssamo sbor
mentioned
PreAased and sold By.
H06TETTER &c SMITH,.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
mhtyss3}6n.sA
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~ flGE, WAtH1NGToN, D. c.. Juno Fl. 1854.
~ MA4.hI hIEp-ScRG1uss AbD asaisrAHr SuaoxoSt
FOE CGLoEEb 11ooeB. Candidates must b. t:1Atu.
stss e s9n,s e hegn,sr Medical Coll.se. b
yened hy The surgeon General. The Board viii Dc
tslmlns Waeth;r the candidate w1ll be appointed
6urEecD or Aisaa!ant Hurgeun. according Is merit
Applications acceup.nted by one Or more T. sti.
n4oLls1e Ion Iekst ct.tle pereocs ~ to uoaI chr
ra. d. 6. A.. hatAirEton, . { nr t. tie 1tsstani
surceol GeL eral U. s; A.. lontsv1'e. Ky. Boardi
ton. CtncinLtt.. IT Louis and New Orleass.
ALSO WASTED-HosriTAL STEWARDS POE Cot
Enal,s & ncatton and hs familiar ~Eh tSe compound:
te mao4 ~ In the case Ut Surgeons and As,istsnt
eulgenns. Compensation ron E1S0e to $3s!p0 peI
.lop.f, with clothing. YAtonS, fuel and up4rtetn
Term Of tery1ce. yth.B.
.Ifse. K. HAf.EkS, Acting Eu<Eeon GenerAl.
tY1.Ena3G 3n Stew f&T
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Lat Of Casualties in the Sd Division.
ZUth Army Corps, nenr Keue.aw,
July g TO July IL, 1864.

;, Norton Carlton, 6, 19tb Mich, back. severely
+ Grimes {, sSth Ind, right shoulder; " y Whit:
Burns g. aad Wis, ri=ht eide died; Harrison Nil.
Ley, B. 10Th Ind, lett slde; Jon than Gordon, B,
Goth Ind, left wrist fractured; Stephen Woodruff,
K, 10th Ind, hcao, scslp; roseph CAlhoun, G, 103d
III. left lee, flesh; Saml Null, 4, 7'th Ind, right
arm: arm: J Andrews, !; 10th Ind, thorb; Corp
Mard Harktns, A. Wis, back, head. facs; John J
lees. e. ~ ~ was+ lefs eide and bead; WIN Ander-
Pratt: B., 18th Mich, r;ht thigh, 1esh ;
IVY scoval. CORP c, I'D Wis, lefr foot. fesh John
Schultz. A, eeth Wis, right thigh, n-sh; " d
Gould, c, 10th III, left shoulder; John Scapman,
q, le9tn Ill, LEFT arm, flesh; E Person, X. lOO;h
III, left es,, flesh: Theo Du1b!e E, 105th Ill ne:k,
1lesh Oliver Wheeler, g, 18th Ill, breast bone
. E Irwin: I, Goth Ind, right ehoulder; Conrad
Hartman. K, 2Gth Wis, arm, breast flesh; J
HielaId, !, 1et Mich bat, lett knee. amp: Lfnns
Eliis, G, 1D5lh III, right foot trac; John Maurey,
2, 105th ILL., left nrm amp; .!os ) Kcl.oii, I, Iii
Mich bet. Shoulder, severe; Timothy Giudaog, D,
lat Mich bat, back, sayere.
, 1864-07-22
STEWARDS EDUCATED SACRED BULL,
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From nl1 parts OF the World:
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AL under cne Gigantic Paviltt n fer one Sa.1e Fric:
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nor1cE-1t will be feen thst the coub,nat,cu
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tempted b. peiva1e enterprise ana en aIfa snch an
sra csn @ers9 1nat eng " m3s r.
iaR asnton to ths fscf ths: this Masn;ucent tala1x
Of Exhibitions net op1F N ntaiteig
thsn cnn b found ii aoy o'ner pacs II am1sem "a:
tn the world gat also nearer appso&eh to 7e1fsc:
TEE FoUR 0LowNs!>
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.e a. GTL GEns as Engnsa, myimnaase Csoxa.
-, Apa ths lnir5itabls JOE fENTLANp, Clown to
'ae 5anetn!an scenes.
ttou Sc % 5He s2ed
gHhSE saicn 5ausn1hst e.ilsa . Asg.
shoUa ena lie eaa pube ses
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, 1864-07-22
Casualties In the 10th Regiment I'LL.
nOls Infantry Veteran Volunteers Uu.
ring the jackson Expedition

nOls Infantry Veteran Volunteers Uu
ring the Jackson Expedition.
CoAFAsT A-Wounded: Captain Cliuem.n, 1ef
arm, severely list seEgt: y: r Moore: rl;hs thigh
y; Corp D. r; Rubendall, left hip, slIshtlY " j.
Beet, neck and shoulder, severely; 4. ~. Eyans
right arm. severely; Edwin Sllis, Two fore angcs:
night hand shut off; David U. French, right 1eg
slightly; George r. clinsmap, lett SIDE, slightly
Co. BWo ounded: George Vlnson, severely eho,
through the neck and jaw; john T. Bowen, lace
slightly Philip Hathaway, abdomen, slightly; Al.
am Arnold, rfeht leg, slightly. Captured: Win. j.
Henderson: Missing: Theodore sesin.
L. Bender, head. severely Henry Lutdecke, right
CO c.. D-Wounded: Chris. Bundy, phot through
right wrist John D. Fose1, lrft hand torn OF by
she'll; GO. Boyer. right ankle; Levi DeA1on, right
Go. E-Kslled: Robert Inlay. Wounded: Chas.
9: White, ehos through the jaw John Koin, head,
Co. F-Woundcd: John Stewart, left leg; Frank
lin Rumin:er, right ankle.
poral Sidney 4. Ward, mortally-left on the ae.d: !:
Henry Msmeier, mortally-left on tho field: Henry
Hubold, right 1ee. eliehtly; DAVID D. Young, head,
slightly: I'm. Cable, right shoulder, slightly.
Co. H-Wounded: Sergt. John P. McGrath. left
foot, slightly; Barton Near, left leg, slightly.
Missing: Jacob Scott, 1saac a, Arnold.
Co. k-Wonnded: let Serl,ts Louis Butler, right
elbow, slightly; Nelson Coolidge, supposed nor-
tally-1en on the field; james McGurk. head
slightly: VIM. Quinn, right shoulder, slightly.
IotAi killed. 9
Mnunoe9.
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Ltst Of Killed IN the 11th aud 18th
Army Corps, OH tho 27th of J uu+, in
tho tharge 4-ear Kencs2W n1uuntalu,
Ut 0rcln,

1t 0rG1n.
Francis II Samson, I, ssth III; Geo waem.u, e.
s5th u; Glaze. D, 1sth Iii: d Prentice. g, SD
~; g9h9 Sti!'s. y: 18th ~; J Ryeniord. G.
ii: Hiee, Z. s5sf Ind a. otter, I, Fl Is III j!
H H Rudolph. +. 1s5th III: n Ky:non, @. 1.5th
Neal. g, 1s5th III; Panl- -. II, la5 III !:
JosePh Me1ray; F, 9th Ind; serst J R Katon. b.
3lst Indiana; Murtin N Evans, c. 3lst Ind; Wf1.
s ssh T. 1na s,S Shfsi IT. Ntbos eRssS .D
ncr. E, sG.h Wis; N Gould, o. I'd Wis: Il
Brown. q. 3ifh Illinois: " Pattsr1on
!, ea,h ~; John Ciusuaery, /, ssth III;
COFFEE, ed Ind: Thos Tellts, II, do; N V
Smith B, e6sh i H.: p States. G, se.h n; " 3
G, 1ss,h IL; ] u Wilson, +. sGth iii: JUS Lanjes,
D, 1e5th NJ: J H French, G. do; j II CreadY. 4.
sCth I'll; P LaffrrtY, A, 1a5th III; 4 FiannnicS'
3, do; g Davis. d. tGth IL; " Radt,rd. 4,
DO; Philip Deal: A, Do; j 7 Certes. B. la5th III
E G. EeiEhie, a; do; " H.nthrow,' 4. Do: Jaco6
"a Kicker, 4: DO: A Hodge. i, s5th iii; sami'l
Ke!nel, !, sGth Ill; Dassum. l. do; Hlbler D. do:
Swain: Herring, q, 125th Ill; Corp " jim.
meson. h. S6fh III; " Evans, John Denton, K
1S6th ": Capt Gibson E, 2sd III; Witt, b, i7th
u: 6 Strickland, g, 5lst NJ; Adam Msr,h, b,
D1yaii. q Tomlfn, {, 65th III A " Iarer
Z, t25th III Maiden Hendrick. c, 38h ind: Bar.
5ey Can, E; fy,h n: Corp 6 Nahn. K, 8ith III;
Morrill,, I. 125th II: E Parker, b. 18th nj;
4 Buehannon. E, e6th Ill; r G Marshall. q, s6,h
sice, D, E9th II; F suaan, F, seth nj Robert Bur
nr!dRe, 4. e6th I'll; c Richards, D, Goth I'll: IN
Dillon. /. 12lat Ohio; q T Tfayezs F. 5,tn nj.
III sn0defase, G, 65th III: A 3 Chaplin, C, 7lth
" Charles shrievt. E, 7ith III: Capt Daeer.
lpssson, 9, slst Ill; Joseph Stephenson, F, 9th
, 1864-07-22

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E.Ik. posaess1nx the acuye aIo wel-.kuovn proper
Ise o the Peruvian Bar9 IN mcst agreeable form.
= viii 10 saa Ane Tonic IN ali cesek but p&9.
hcIlArtY "a q pfeyennve to teTtf bDd Fever and
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, 1864-07-22
pAHCLAY, PERKINS Il cos
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rnKnnv pHpTCp Avn RpnUN ETnrrT

Bottled By GAMBLER SONS, London.
tits well known that thrca OF the Beer sold
for LopdrI Pcrter 10 Gaunte felt auu Injurious
ofttn edctal to those In delicate hEnIth.
~LoTooH, Nov. 17:h, 1858.
Win regard to the Eenutbeness Of the Beer 81 n
FLIED bf Meesrt. Gambler T. Sons, IHKT BOTTLE OURS
oALY, BABtLAT, P&HR TSa d CO."
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Ill Fultou st1set, Few York,
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, 1864-07-22
BuStfUfT'8 BtttETE
DE ON THE SAFE SIDE
4 HEALTHY STOMACH
SECURES THE
HEALTH OF THE ENTIRE SfSTEM.
HOSTETTER'A
ST0MACH BlTTERS
BUstfIter'8 BtttETE
Protective and Curative Medicine

! m
| profnnf;vn cr1 Nrx,tsro Modi~su1
a1ottea1sF ua9a "01 1t@'% 1'''
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-
H0STETTEES STOMACH B1TTSfsS
toe Fear lssS, show tens t1S nsasuao'o s'on-ne
Ahesstiye and Ambitious preparation has attained
popularity neyce before eaIo1ed b. psoprietory ned,
| c,pe s,.-+,r. t. ,oxs-,.. a.-... ~. -a,-
| s - ->e "''-A '" "A0e 49,
'oaoout 1t haa 70 steadily and rapidly adTncof
pnolc &vor that the cash receipts Of the proprietor
snd Manufacturer for 1851 tho teuth year OF It's suo
cess. wtl, z-sch the eno.rnons anr ri x7,o The de-
n,nd IN E.w v,r,- .,o.- = .h....., "a,
- ~" A'AA 0''10 = oso< o"e 1ooos@o" .A''
pes ~ceA" .
Ifese ousaess statements ate Svea 70 the world aoa
0o oaen:atsous motive but as an evidence ofsae
crest sanitary net th.t tn ,ttens mer. th want.
s,.,. ~ ' >Ne "'. A'-@'~'0 '1ee' 'As "'o "1S
oi 'oe co1nnuai7; toas tne epae
lie belief IN their efficacy increases aud extends daY b
, 1864-07-22

Iu* VIC can cbce-fullv B8y Ur. Whittier tas richly
E6r-et the Eldesr1e esd Reputation which ht nov eu
glcsr in hlcaEo, N the treatu~nt Of al tnose dis
Ltses <hlet need speedy and ptrnxAent cure,
5e.Es Devoted bit vho!e tlul+ Atteu Ian oss
rEyfiea7s. he IL most tucce.sful ln ths trearnent
9: ~! thoss esset which we're orne1z consdereo IN
Ehe Mirror Of Youth: d :, All Met. Enow Thyselr,"
which VIA be mailed y an receipt Of three ceIts
- lre-pHy postage As lse IL most .nx,ons do Ill
the roId be can any one NAY call Acd rrcc1ve tis
op'alcn upon theee raost critical DatteT~ tree OF
ChHtEe. Jt!ce and n%rl0Ff 16< Clark ftteot. Post
Drles Ho1 2zA- Allbnnntas strictly CONFIDENTIAL
, 1864-07-22

HUMAM FRAnTY, OR PLY.
IL BIOLOGICAL REsEAKCHRs, slould be read
q evc1 bodS. It tfes on and khoHs how. tie evil
- sui Il arising IRON earty abuse &nd unhappy con.
An in1taon maJ be suhsefted, with = sLLod OF
9a!9 she u s; %5fy = EIptTsncs y s9ss
y 3 B;ssskes 2. @ ss,ss,. Eex I,lk: Price. q esnss
VII g Ihndo!M etree1, CHICAGO. ILL.,: also, Of s1Mfa
EE5H E 4 Ri. corner kAln and r.. Wss.ninEton
, 1864-07-22

3 - fhe more than thirty yoslt e1pes:ehcs II thE
Gss~A:aW q Private DaseAs&s. The Gn.ou, ce1t.ia
LEE vHuaale lntcTmatic1 1aa AtF1pAylTe. kxpostns
Ehc 1nac0 Of Cocage Ril,d free rom ons ozTAtlon
:.f Is ccntA IN pohts.. EtAmrA. Post t}fbce Be1 a
Ea'ckKo uAhoh 0t1ce and AnttoMlnA1 M0s M. III
Aou0 Ilhlk &ftees. 1fG-m4eb43ous
, 1864-07-22

The ladies Of Elmwood on Saturday last
gave grand reception dinner to tue menu
bers of Company G. 6th Missouri regiment,
Singing, toasts and social pleasures made up
q pleasant time-
4 few days since, man named Elias
Brown, had his arm broken at q fax factory
on Water street. Lockjaw ensued. and OH
Sunday evening last caused his death.
10 DAy1Ess COUNTY
!, Malignant scarlet fever is very prevalent in
Gait na.
The physicians Of Galena are on strike.
They are charging one dollar aud half for
day visits and three dollars tor night visits.
John Slider, q workman in Drums furn1-
ture warehouse, at Galena, dropped down
while at work on Tuesday last, and instantly
expired.
MADISON COUNTY.
The large mill nj J. j. Huycrnft, at Fidel-
ity, was burned on Monday last,
4 few days since Mrs. Cathariue Best, Of
Stanton, while In tree gathering cherries
missed her footing, 1e1l and broke 6er neck.
w1SNEBAGo COUNTY.
The passenger train Of the Kenosha divis-
ion of the Northwestern Ra'lrond ran Off tho
track near Rockford on Tuesday evening
last -Four cars were thrown from the truck
but no one Was injured.
, 1864-07-22
The Greatest Discovery of the

fIsoF. De GRATu's ELxc7Ric Or relieves sches
4nd rslus Instantly. For the cure Il t:heunntism.
no equal 50 cents AID u botle. Sold BY druggists
xnd etors Aecpers eTerywhrre $. C. Urat ,es S;uth
III pr9Ecfsts Is md Merchants generally. BUKSHAA5
1yl-rn1iG I'm F-kAW
, 1864-07-22

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAIL,
7 ln,ND f:OMPA';T.-Tnta Germany vii! com.
ce1ce the ksle ol CQ4MUTAT1oN TICKETS
On and after July ist,


GuAEh AMI d&tQAAAllCA5.
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to1aE s ptstl9n I1eksn ~ a1s issaed either f9F 0ae
t:et d the 4rrlcsnt. eonmsnc.rK % tns r1ksT D4Y
o. a. M = sos5H. sna 1o ceou-uon Will be Eade fos
Tivkcta e1e hot transferable unacr Any arcnm::
5Se sre @ o BE- 9n!y y q H. named
rsc,ssd the5sicr VI! ee n.aet eonseausaee oi tie
81 ;S; Sss;s 7:Ss; 20
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Al Sc fol a tses =. tG
execution q any trsick 1nn ny .psclsl a1!anseen,
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zaeh CHANCES Necessity wlthcut retursdns say poF.
81 nas 1i b. Ieaa1a q subscribe to these
Rulee Ana Legui.taons wien puscbAanx 1ie AGtS and
III" ,o' d.nares th.s nay M Re incnFrsd = ac;1dsnt.
e'hc- T. t,.n nselvee Q. baggage that sheT may be
~ E~sn pa.eI1scs Of Communication r,crs, wt1l
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tre,nt eetweth g tEvElASD AND NEW Y0RE-
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