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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-07-22

themselves with credit, and IN the highf
branches of Mathematics, Natural Fhiiosuphyy;
Moral Science and Rhetoric, some Of them have
exhibited proficiency worthy of the highest
commendatipn.
But one Of the students, Miss J. French, pre-
scented herself before. The committee as candi-
date for full eradication. 1t is but just to her
Iandsthe Institution to say, that she has given
evidence of q proficiency upon the various
branches upon which she was xamined, whiehs
reflects honor upon herself and the inetitutlon,
and marks her as an ornament to the society3n
which she is destined TO move. Two others,
Miss =. A Thomos and Miss E.. w. Preston,
presented themselves for graduation in the
schools of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
respectively, and gave satisfactory evidence Of
proficiency in those branches 49,.
The committee feel that they cannot too high
ly commend the energy which has been display
ed by thc principal sud teachers, in the conduct
Of the seool, under 60 many difficulties. The
difficulties of such q position, are greet, under
the most favorable circumstances. But, the
present unsettled and excited condition of So
:eiety. tending to distract the minds Of the pu-
fam stEssx, the scarcity Of the proper text
books and 81 supplies Of every descf1 tie
heuuent interruptions of the school fren fhe
threatened sincursions Of the enemy, yhaae in
creased the die6cslsies Of such position TO :
degree only to be appreciated by THOSE whd have
had 10 Encounter tkem.4s Many OF those dit6cul-
ties have been overcome by the energy Of the
principal, and the inssitutisn Aas been kept in
successful operation, though with reduced nula-
bers, to the close Of the session. Z E s.. -
The committee feel that they can safely COM
mend Martha Washington College to the public.
Situated in one OF the most salabrious and On
lightened sections of the State, with 3 PRINCIPAL
and teachers veil worthy of their high vocation,
it offers much that Gun be asked Ter IN edGea-
tional advantages. e. Ss Is u 81
Amid the consulsiQn and strife Of tha day.t
which civil and pfpgress are 50 much
tsrdsd, it Is greatly to be feared that the int
rests of education must materially snffer, nc
not wholly neglected: "A large mum hersof or
best schools have been suspended ohd large
sections. are without the means Of edAcatioh.
The empire Of mind. shich, was once our 6Aask
is fast losing It's GNtly, and it is feared that&t
may be submerged. beneath the angry storm OF
inHamed passions. To avoid such q calamity
and shield the youth Of the. land from The fear
full influences of the hour, we should eagerly
embrace the facilities offered by those institu-
tionssof learning which have steamed the tide
of difficulties, and now present themselves to
tho sympathy and snppoft.of TIE public.
Respectfully submitted,
wa. Fl. CRANK.
Z JOS. T. ca MPBELL,
s-ssC.sS. BEKEsSf,
w f. BARR.s
= comuitlse
49,
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appointments for Good Hone
- - GlrcU NJ q -

Absence from home prevented me attending
my. appointments at Mrs .Garter's and Mrs
campbeR,s ~
will try. and fill the following appointments:
Spring Creek, Friday, the 22d inst, (to-day),
at O'Clock ?. NJ.
Mrs Garter's fnear the Camp Ground) next
Sunday-the 24th-at II o'clock "A. NJ.
Mrs: campbelrs, 8 miles east Of Abingdon
near the railroad, Friday, aeth inst, at O'Clock
e Y. GEO r. BARR,
- sle 0Au. Supt.
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For the virgnian.
Report of the Committee of Examina-
ton for Ms Washing on College.
July 14th,.

~ =
The undersigned, a committee Of examination
for Martha Washington College. having per-
formed the pleasing duty to which they have
been invited by the courtesy of the Principal
Rev. Vim. a. Harris, take greaS pleasure in
submitting their report
In the examinations which they have conducts
ed, they have sought to test thoroughly the
knowledge Of the students, upon their various
studies; and it is With the highest pleasure that
they report that, With but few exceptions,
they have evipcesi- training and preparation
which reflect TIE highest credit upon them
selves and their teaeacrs IS
The course of the examination embraced the.
primary studies, Geography. Grammar, the
higher and lower branches Of Arithmetic, Ma.
tural Philosophy, Mathematics, including Geom-
etry and Plane Trigonometry, Moral Science.
Rhetoric, Belle Lettres and History. In all Of.
thsee hranshsn, tbs ssndsnts have acquitted.
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-riada ,Sof Qay.butt erf1fCE. -Wf01 hourly thr0ng
lies flower es garden. They Will endeayor to
hold. you.in bonds by breathing in your ear
music ssgeeter than the tabled strains of Orphe-
rs late hut hearken not to the deluiling song,
until Won have wen the laurels of woinanhoodJ
.for.it viii restrict roamy thought, bind its pow
3efs and not permit it to Gull fruits of bearing
good and rational -bcne6 Ats. Study poultry az
well as poetry, the cook book as we'll as etiquette,
domestic duties as well as philosophy, and the
music of the frying pam as well as that of the,
piano. Remember that history teaches The bet
ter reason Of man, that Venus was-but fair
goddess in tile book Of f1blc--tlat beauty is but
e waxef flower. whose snowy cheek and rosy
hue, begin to ware and waste .beheath the peltL
ines Of the first pitiless storm, and wtose sweets
are borne away ~ the first rude blasts of AAin,
try winds, while the female character invested
with divine attributes grows loylier with age
daily trampled In Tie dust Of persecution, rises
brighter to: claim the warrhest, best tribute Of
the Poet lay, and hourly passing through the
severe ordeal Of mans cruelty and Eeglect. Ike
the refner' s. metal, comes forth purer gold May
pa1, sail aior,:s through fsfe like o snow whife
galley on the livery AIDE ,,,.,si1,g sylvan sce
neries vreathed with Golden webs af l;v;na hcn,is
IN ana sbfenf1o1r. and ssifisfead If hosrSe md
bowling winds beating YOU before their fdrsy.
nav gentle brcezes md rosess6eftfed seofyrs
Watt YOU safe and unhafred into 8 celestial port
of eiory IS 80.
prominent mart of the services a. the ev.r-
inc was the n;;ano MIA v;rcs Nv fba radou+t.hI.
Major Gasseft: of Kentncisv !. fhar uh;cb 4 h.ya
seldom heard better comb; n;rc 81 s. lid = -,
em;ners .fl6rree sno,:sar toste br;ll;oncvs ~
touch. and rap;d e1ecnt;on. -
Al the -onI,ertuna moment Tho pres;dent
Rev. Mr.. Harris conferred degrees On Misses.
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{ B We have the rumor, and it seems to be
pretty we'll AUTHENTICATED, that Gen. Joseph q.
Johnston has been relieved, and General Hood
placed in command Of the Army of Tennessee
Itis'said Gen. Johnston wassrelieod at his own
request. This, if true, is a great misfortune,
and the service will suffer immensely by it. We
can't understand how Hood sean take command
over Hardee, Cheatharn, SC. ): who rank him.
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A Proposition.

Mr., VIM. Arnold, Of, this. county, proposes to
be one of fifty persons, to give bolt Of not
less than 80 yards Of cotton cloth, to the fami-
lies Of soldiers: He authorizes us to say that
the scarcity of cloth need besno excuse, as he
vsll furnish persons with. the article upon more
moderate terms than they can purchase else-
where
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Abiugoolt Ougiuiall.
BY COALE St - ARR.
Friday laIy RI. 1864.
Apology.

For the last several weeks our supply Of pa
per has been so short as to lay US under the
necessity Of issuing hslfsheet only. Having
received q small supply Of paper, which has been
procured at very heavy cost to us Of money and
time, We shall, unless somethinA hotnow anti-
oipated occurs, next week issue sheet double
sthe size Of the-paper Of this week. Ifhas been
Q oe.of deep regret e. Us, that we were
compelled to issuea Ealf sheet, but having been
.cut off from our paper supply. Nc had TO do
that or suspend. The paper Ne hsse purchased
il rather smaller th2n, that heretofore used, bat
ne Ne arrange4 for 9 larger Size, and NE hope
ina short time L. be ea1seIf 9 s''
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nkE We are indebted to. an Officer in Gen.
Morganss command whose name we--were not
fortunate enough to get, for late Cincinnati pa
pers They contain many items Of interest
which we shall Gull for our next issue, as. they
were received too late for this. 80
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H In the announcement Of Distinctions at
the late commencement Of Martha Washington
College, the following were unintentionany
omitted. Miss Ellen ": Preston, Distinction on
Conduct: Miss Henrietta NJ. Dunn, on Algebra
and Conduct, Miss Jennie NJ. Barker, On Con-
duet s
, 1864-04-04
Mi6rfllaltFou5.
HEADQUARTERS, CMCIN-
IL MATT, OHIO.
Ct1d1syA11, March =. 1881.
General Order, No. 9.

Cro1syA71. March =, 1851.
General Order, Ne. g.. ......
sh9 z z oho
volontse5s Commanding. for she Information Of 81
And =; person now IN the military service et te
' s,t Il e t. nd
sSs ss 3 = az 81
sasb enlstms shai not b. for less taan 10 une1
2se3 tsE e w e. n;s5y seIse nor ior 1ss 49,
sfs "a
AEny At ;ntothe MT: may n.ve recsi1ef frorn r.
70 which hs may beeome entitled, during he ume r.
asa9s'er rn.t .he 15oe na6er u saes
transter ealiktnents shall not excred ten tho2sa1d
tsssss ss Eli = pneh II s1sss!es s e.
s1a Ct
q III M q ~ a IF
tsFSaf5 sa.6o.nss g re H:staas5ts
= S q Il
be stuasd and b saall nd:ests II hs E:p2;s shoss
Wteih.f n ths Merchant Eaval s:fTiee Nj iss.
tasn two yea5s sea se,xise w n'e an sTans
Z ssss7ss essf & &c
being accepted It tbe E.Ia, ststisa tho
a. ~ ~. ~ sni+s+neHt INT II
jeced for sbyacal disability Or for not ha1ng
The rrescnhed sea seryice they wn oe sent back 70
their eoEpantes and II guilty ot fraud or mrepre-
tentAttoa IN iher appllcauana the expense q tfans
SS1tss.iGw2 st T'e e6s,ssd tssf xD1G
"a report OF all enlisted men that are competent,
and desire to be transferred from tho Army to the
Nary, Will be forwardcd TO Col. p 7. SWA1HE Com
E1Andlng officer at Cincinnati. who Will detail sui
rom Them What men shall bs tranaferred to the
Eavy"-[Q. 0. No: .: Headquarters Northern Depart
II. it ~ aceordance % wih the foregoing authority.
Lieut. Col. James 7. Bterng. 10Sd Regiment In fantsy
Ohio Volunteers. Is detailed TO examine all 1pplcs-
ment for transfer to tic Ssvy- Lieut. Gel Sterling il
referred for instructions to g. O. No D. War Depart
ment, a: G. O., sth March. 1874 Circular No .: Wal
Department. a. G. o. 9h March. 1854. and G. Q. No.
3 AeadarsFtet1 Notthczn Department, Columbus.
III. its euJoined upon al Commissioned orleess.
serving in this Depa; tmeat BY tho Gen.
era to call the attention Of The enlisted men under
their coutrst to the provisions OF the 1t paragraph
Of ns e asS a =. III
s. addressed TO- ~lac1t. Colonel JAMES r. sTERt-
ING, Cincinnati: O., and Will be endorsed On tho
envelope Application for Tranafsr to the Nay"
Officers forwarding applicstions, viii BE- caretol that
compiled with and will state the strength Of TIE COM
parry Regiment Of the applicant and tho nuuber Of
appitcAtlons from that Company or Regiment.
All COMMUNICATIONS must be written 1eE!hly, and
the ~ aame Gonpasy az station Sr tno
pcattoas. tbs men viii remain ~ duty At thelr re-
Geaesa} M n thsr ca'e Is olcisnH cs"1n1eatSa TO
tYs:b8.s-3t.ia A5atsta1t Adlutant Geaera1.
, 1864-04-04
CA"TIoN. &

Wong sre genn1ae anless taa aSss.1.G;Ho11owAI, s.;H
TEE.n4RK u every lea} Of the book of direction.
alound each pot box the same may be plainly seen
by holding the leaf the Light handsome reward
Will be given to any one rendering such Information
is may lead to the detection Of my party or PARTED
counteffeIttng tho medicines or vending the came,
knowing them to be spurious. =.
sEQfd at the mandatory Of Prof. HOLLOWAY, 30
Maiden Lane, New Tork, and BY al respectable drug
gists and dealers In medicine throughout the eyz.
Cd world In pots md boxes. It Is cents e. cants and
Il each. 4.
l1reet sizes-
TT y re E1aaanee @ q N eFe
SHOW Cards. Circulars, etc, sent FREE OF EXFENSE
by addressing Thomas Holloway a0Malden Lane, Ny
For sale by LORD 4 Smith, General WesteEz
Agents, 2s Lake street., Chicago aad 6y dtaeEs eTeIy
where. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cAry1ex.-1ft The reader Of this. notice" cannot e.
place let him vrIte to me- g Maiden Laac enclotlni
Tic anouas, and vtl1 mail box ftse ol e1pentss -
Mary dealers will not keep ny medicines oA hand pc
cause they cannot make as much profit as on otee
persons' make ef0at t88 cents, and $l+o per boz
z1f
, 1864-04-04
For Wounds, Either 0ccasioned BY
, the Eayonet, Sabre, or the Bull
let, Sores or Bruises,

To which every Soldier and ga1or are abe. there
no medicines safe, sure and convenient a. HoIlo
ways PfIa and Ofntm ment. The poor woUpded and
almost dying soldier might haye his wo1hos dressed
this naachiess Ointment which should ke thrust Into
The Nound md aneared ~ round T. then covered
ed w1th handkerchief. Taking, night apd morning.
et1 eight pills to cool tho system all prevent IN
E1rnnhAtaon.
Every soldIers knspeaek and sea1naaa cheat should
Aa provided with these valuable reruedlea,
, 1864-04-04

Eoundennal PHYSICIAN. formerly Of g. isosia. 3o)
curner Of Monroe. Ch.caxo. Ill. half biock fom tae
Post Office. I'll Chronic 11seasea ant diseases o.
treats WITH unparalleled success. Roon,s eeparAte.
.Mhere Ladies' snd Gentlemen can consult tbe Doctnf
s4tfi1 fhc tfIictt1t privacy Olce hour nom A. NJ
tos suadaye 1e . l1AA. C2mmua'e1aHson1 sG4
isl Encose two STAN - aud get his auldet Health
From he Doet9ss lo1s e5pcsnse N ~ hosRi @ ano
tutne perfect cres for all Chroric diseases In their
most anh compMcate stas e, II very short
t,mt without the use Of mercury.
Young men suffering from erf sbnse are !hsseo y
cali. perfect cure EA.raAted. Female IFeGolAii.
having any obaEucIons 70 marriage. Ehoola cal =, y
ooce and be cured. Bert Of city feicronsrsSas ssa - "
All and
, 1864-04-04

uos1ET1ER'e 6ToAAcu Dr1TEE..--A hure fRETExT-
ayK Of epjdcu;lcs Il now within the reach Of every
zucsnbs1 OF 1Ac community. The protective proocr,
.ies Of EosIKTTEE's alTTEss are AcsnoNiedEsa
shis inestin1able TONIC and ALIx4ATIxE. thousands
plunge feAt}+s&y into the most nnheathy regions Of
ithonf eSpcrtcncins day : sickness. 1t is The EEest
accmatlnE cosaisi Of tho age AsA remedy for D{s.
bowels. h.s ~ r.y.l: either aTosE ps,sn't ned
doc So satisfed arc the physicians OF The United
States tt, head that 1t the Of the most
STANDARD ewcifes In most Of the civil and u1l:it
z,ospits II Arnerica Its operation s 10 to epea1 e
%c climatic ip1enc<s which make such fatal hayqt
aosE oU{ T@stnE @ ead s[E pspgi;en ns @a1 b
aEen with perfect napunity By person. for Ehon q
other stmu!ants arc too cxhsrAns to be sa1elT Used
mh21 -RB61 2w.N NAF1G
, 1864-04-04

Formerly Ars!ss4ri Eufgeon 70 ps Sov9 hcFPn a. Ess
aaria Marie Lisbon Portugal snq Sn. dtVoted
n1aes snt T. tie ot oaeioa. sosa a'sess;s S
70. @ TT hss ts1aIlished Lin M unprecedented
fcSutaiion 10 cnlia1 scro1aia. Erystpslas
tt,e nse or mescuIy. The various complicated Ard
dst1tssnC disc.ses Incident to fenAes treated Win
4ntre@r enccrss Dfce 4nd Anatomical MUSEUM II
IA ssoTth ClnJE street. Post Ot1cr Boz =. By 1p
cfoslnF Is cents in postage st11n The GnlG:t4ntte
E1ssss e"~A ~ N~~ Apa.b9li4w
, 1864-04-04
Eafr TSyeg Hair Dye!!

xA.lfS54pR's celebrated HAfR DIE y TEh p11 h1gE
II; faI WORLD. The o1lT H. = nn1 5000
s5sne Bed kusy q Cry hs,r ;e1 lnstatI; taa1oe y
:ae Bxi5 Of Staining The Skn. leaving tho hnlt so!t
;3d Beautiful tmfsru freap vitality n 81
y:A1 tTet. Thc Genuine signed WitL4h 4. IN h1Ga r..
ELoR al otnera mere limitations Md anoSi ~ NV "
<HsowG.sr.,t <HosGsrs ~ NJ fort ivS-eH1Iy.
, 1864-04-04
Tu arcbittrts.
THAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Plans for New Building.

Architects ta,ted 70 raEntsa p!sns toz building
CIT o. Cn1cAao" upon lot, corner Washington and
an e sRs bg e
o2pons G9uEs heSss a q as7s IL VET ss M y ea
= H. M saffo sa 10 ss y bada
n Il s esaea ep'f e feet m on hs
north, east and west sides-
nAsEnENT.
To be sufficiently elevated to be we'll lighted. and to
be divided Into desirable ofices for Commercial aud
Banking PURPOSES
FIRST FLOOR.
70 be divided into general business Offices. varying
size aud accommodation.
SECOND FLOOR.
nresdih q building balance Of this floor to be divided
9to Gsne5sl oneeS Eh R sec1stas e, prT3sss r. Office
ss7s ssaa y s 81 IEssss;s EssR {
ee aa 1 ~ 1n be dq 70 % as O. fed III n1er e
required for Coium.sec. Inspectors aud store Rooms
ss sss s
g ~ as s9s st e
% III IS Bos1d dsslre to erect building somsxhat
WIN %o.t aR'ro.sd ssss Of T;otil7 y
eea.h eas1 se nad anaer g nd
:s Is III
sswn 19t seore
:; ;S ns;;Sn5
1Eich viii be opened At noon On the FIRST DAY OF
sass
construction Of building 70 b matter Of atseF
hny far:icr information win be furnished on applI-
cation to tho pasE e e TH5s6 f245%ttts Chairman
Gi3; GF5 haGfsSaHEt = l:GSisEtz,
, 1864-04-04
PLANTATION BITTEEkS,

Which arc now recommended By the highest medical
authorities, md warranted to produce IN 1MME-
DIATE beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agree
Eblc perfectly purc, End must scpeEcceda Other toncs
.,lcre healthy. gentle stizuH1ant Is required.
They purify. Strengthen and invigorate.
Ihcy create healthy appetite.
They arc altdote to change Of wzter and diet
They overcome ehccs Of dissipation and Late hotss
TAey siren. thcn the system and eul1ven the mind
They prevent mfaEuat1c and Intermittent fcrcts-
r:g purify tic breath and acidity o: the stomach.
They cule Dyspepsia md Constipation.
2ucy cure plGz7hca und Cholcra Aosbus->
eTt.st cure Liver Complaint and Kervons Headache
They make the weak strong, the 1ansuld brilliant,
ind arr exhausted nsturet great rcstorcr. They arc
,.on.roecd Of the celebrated C:lsay1 bark, winter
rccn snaafas, roots and herbs, MI pscseed IN per
ec,y rurc St. Crox RIM. For particulars soe c3rcu'
Irrs and testimonials RFound eech bottle
Ecxnrc OF lruposters. Exsmlne every bottle 6ee
that 1t hns our private o. s. Stamp rnmutAted oFe7
he cork with plantation sccpe and our signature On
fine stcel rlnte side label. Sce that our bottle Is rot
.cillcd with spurious and dclctcroua sn. Any per-
+ou pretending TO scn Plantation Bttes By the gallon
.or In Bulk Ia IN importer Any person initiating this
Bottle selling any oter material tht1ein whether
called Plantation Blttcs OF not IS criminal under the
Z. S. Law, and viii be 20 prosecuted BY rs. Nc nj
eeaty hxye eye On several parties re-altng ons
1ottlee &C., who viii succeed In getting tatn5clTc.
tEto close quarters Tic dcmaEd for pE11ea Pfanta'
zion Bttcrs from ladies, clcr5mcn, merchants, DC,
incredible. Tic smpe tra1 Of bottle IS the evidences
We rrrent OF their worth and superiority. TheJ Hre
rod by ~ respectable druggists grocc1s physicians
4otels saloons, steamboats, and county stores-
, 1864-04-04

Congnmuttve eutie7ern VIII receive valuable pre-
ectiptpp ipr the cure Consumption. Asthma, Broa
1chitls and al Throat nrd Lung Affections, ttreE
scha1Ee.} By sending thez Hddtrss to .o~-
williamsburg. Kings County. New York.
, 1864-04-04
Volunteers, Attention! Indlscre-
tiOnS of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers. Hotches and swe1ltnxB, can With
certainty be radically cured, II the Pills are taken
stated In tho printed Instructions treatcd In any
other manner they dJ Up 10 one part to brsak onf In
mors from the syate and Leave he patient vigorous
and healthy It Will require altte perseverance,
in pxd c4zea to insure laattu& cure.
, 1864-04-04

Van ValkenburKVau Dortn VIM q
ED Van BFockliQ = u
Wider o Van 0lindtf WA
VIcol Archibald -Tanfe1t LAN7eace
Week8 William Warner AT
Wait William E WalkerOJ
Wetxhtmnn 6A11 Warner Al
West Elijah Was.on 4
Neltz Edward Ward Arteuaus
Wehb Emmer WettA Levt
WaiteB E Wills Moses
Wssbipgto1 EIlsh Walker Lucas
Walker D II Waller Maur1cs
Watson d 8 Warnsr LAWSON q
Naterhaus D G Webster Lewis
Nestsrb1rk C F WALKER CT
Wade Charles Webster James L
1We1ls P S Walker Urial
Webster Z Caxa Wcscost uF
Nazncr NelApn Walker Urt1
)T1ley JoAn White Charlie q
Whlpple Jsmes Mbetze.l c
HInn JP Whitman ChAs E
NlsHeN &c Wt!ka j. Campbell
whipFle James r TWr1sler Allen 3
Wilson ] q Wormcr Daniel :,
White JT Woolfnu Robs G :.
wilson J Wood Ezras
Whitney Hlram Wright Henry II
Wilson uenryS Wosdtuf
1S1I!d, WllktnT H. = WeodTorth e Jno
Wthlelp Henry r W0olafd John
Wilson Hornce Wood John
Whltny H Wrtkht John
Whitny Hiram Ward II
WhItcside Thos White Az
Wb1te Thomas WhIt1sgton Benz
WfJfort f4narrn TFinax tfnni.n,in
, 1864-04-04

riagc.
Coutajninx nearly 800 pages and 1s ms f1atea Ana
YurTEytns * the Atstomy Of the Se1ual 0rxsus @ ~
s ffxtc Cf HeA::. and Dtge1te, VIII pfause =
6elf:Abu8t, iIs DeplLrable Co1seQuebces lp3n s1e
Mind and Body. with the Authorf p1au Of TfeaIment
The only rational and 6ucceasf0l moo o. cale,
shGsWu by the report oI cafes trested- fnthtM
,Ldv1ser to Tue married, and those contemplating
I.sr1tnxe Who entertain doubts Of their phyHacAl
:onditioD. Sent frac of postage to sny *darsss On
:cceipt OF 8 ce1ts, II SIAN 7s Or gc1M Gn1
...s.z a " ~ - fes2. II Is t9{n.l4
, 1864-04-04
And Who will conMgu such and all other
COUNTRY PRODUCE
TO.
DEXTER & TR0WBRIDGE,

C6mm1k910n mefCahnt8s X4X S6uku
Water Street, Chicago,
VIII hnye s,le4 made 1t the HIGHEST MAREET
PRICES OF can hayo the sAuae shipped to Eastern
ruartets, and receive prompt and ?un cash returns
Having several THOUSAND pa1rels OF storage room
connected With o1lcc, we can give persenA care
and attention to Ill required to be stored
for better markets or shipment.
cciye nroupt sttsnon the articles selected with care
and oftnch 1udEmt IT - os1 io1E sxps11ence asa
f,,ira~o March q ISL luhtQ-ba999w
, 1864-04-04
FuSelubIe Cement.

axzAT p1soovzzx USEFUL AND VALUABLE
rYEcnVFWvf
, 1864-04-04

vsu V1kck Seth Van BKre1 B E
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Those feelings which 50 sadde1, usually Arise tFona
trouble obstrqcted peEspLration o. eat
taTbns the heathtn actlen Of tne liver md stomach
well. The Pills taken according to the printed lu-
strrcions, will quickly produce healthy actton to
clear head and good appetite.
, 1864-04-04
Chicago Qrlblt11c.:
LtST.OFLETTERS
LADIES' LIST.

Remaining unealled for In the Chicago Posi-
Office
, 1864-04-04
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~ PAEY. CHICAGO, March 5oth. 1Ba.
On and a,er the 10th day Of April the notes Of tho
UNxoN PLAKKROAD COMPANY.
or MICHIGAN CIT. up1AHA.
VIII not be paid out by III or seceived on deposit.
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lie, IN au pre.lii,s enoks thensa hi.n sse Ell the
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fcctions Of it, Throat ana Lurss eTer NC az imnst
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yet frfaiis fnr nnIv Il no, fotfi. I1r.1st. ~
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Soldiers Spccful Notice.
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, 1864-04-04

TO-PARTNERSHTP.-RlchardJ J
- Sherman, Of BuNAlo, Bentannta F. jervts Pres3-
Rich of +. s. ncht Bank Of Exchange, Buffalo, have
assostated thcmselves together for the purpose Of
carrying On and Il uansActtng the bustneB of 4