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, 1864-06-05

D1srMGC1sEED acknowledgements n CH1-
cAoo.-Durine tho last few days Chicago has been
houored with the presence Of four .udividu1ls hail
Ing from points south Of Mason and Di1on's Tine,
They all Of them have in their possession passes
signed by the rebel General Lee and also certlh-
cales signed BY Federal authorities that they have
The arrivals bring with them sums Of money ranc-
ing from $500 10 $500 each, which they spend
pretty freely One of theu1 captured In stale Of
1ntnztcatton, states be is from Northwestern Te1-
as aud has come Northwa7d for work.
, 1864-06-05

s1.rnre AND WorSp1Sa<-A saloon under
Ulich's block, on North Clark street, was on Fri-
day morning Inst the sceue Of an ARRAY which was
.athce se.iour In its reeu1t+ A nnYal officer named
C. J. Il. Walton WAS set upon by snno rowdies,
the f.ce, the Eash extending from the upper part
OF the right cheek 10 the middle Of the 1elt- The
woE2d WIS dressed by Ur. B. 2. Reynolds. We
Itrn OF hESrii fhst Enr arrests 1Snte n1tle.
, 1864-06-05
General Notices,

POsEH1LL CEMETERY.
SPECIAL TRAIN
Prom Milwaukee Depot TO-DAY II p1sas mt 1t a:so
2. u, returning AIS, F. q. BKS SON, 8npk.
= 1e5-hs4..1t $tp =
, 1864-06-05

TN TRACK on C11S7oN SrRErT.-A petition
10 the Common Council IL now being numeroasly
signed among the citizens OF the Weet Dirision,
,skins the Council to grant the Necessary power to
The company TO allow The track 10 remain on Clln-
ton street. be1wcen Wet Madieon and Randolph
streets. The object eought to be gained IL, the
residents In the West Division may not suffer great
1pcouvenicncu by the breaking down OF either the
Madison or Randolph st1eet BRIDGES.
, 1864-06-05
RRal EStQtf--Upu1ltrp.

TOR SALE-A handsome resi-
4 dence Mt Harlem, nrst station Cd the Galena Rail-
road, twt rive minutes rde from the Wel1s street
hugely cplyattd Terms s6 one half cash; she
fcln of Y.ars Ii desrt d. Apply ID ii. s. HORTON,
1Im OF hol ton Leonard, 1ol and 1o6 Randolph-st.
Qt .HyIn -
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We have this day sold GU siock.of Hardware 10
Mr.. James n. Lyons. aud we cordfsliy >ccommend
him 10 our former friends. and hope they viii ex-
tend 20 him The same liberal patronage they have
90 the ola f'rm. A. Z, a W. \. POTwlS.
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r1ELMsoLD's ROSE wAss-,

An sxeeisni L~tioa a0r Diseases of . syph.liu< ns
ters, an - AZ iniscsa N eisssses q he urnarr
Orssns srising tro.a h.bits cf dissipation. q s.
In crDl ecsisD viii he Extrsot Buchu os Mr.
psrills, IN snca t'ss.ss- a. recommended.
lie Proprietor, n 1erins be Rsmediss ~ sks
snictsd woulc have u distinctly sposrssopd ssss
theJ srs Dot P.isd Asd:eines. " ne<tpns. -. a..
prepared directly sccording - Talas -
PHAkkACf And UHRENTRT
sith TIE pssts<i eetefsoy. Chemical tDev isdss
sna care cesotsd 70 theif cosnbiBston, b. . vrss-
ciy of Phii@el phia. These Medicines srs krcowsea
RseonDsnded sDd Ussd n The Pr.otios 81 Phra
dlns fof ibs elfs of ihs above diseases.
10 90 are ssnsEtn. ~itn -Ly = "a -bess .sssss>>s.
EvIdsDcs q tls NOT reliable and fspsasibls
oAe-ssss. Ill ssesss.pssy = tss 1.aas.n..
With names knotu - silence sDd lsns
rof medical pfepsriiss q tJcBU. -. p.spss..
tory 81 ths UEissd etsles-
=. PTosssssI Dssss's vsls.sl. -srs. - -.
Practice u Pkyfie.
sss rsn..k. made ~ tss Isss e.s.srss.s ID
Pfr.iek. Phsls1siphi.-
sss rsnsris made bJ Dr. EphrsiE nspsvup /.
eslse1.isd Physicsn and Member sf ths Ro1si osa
less a surssoas, lTslsrd, ala prblistsd lL -
Tfsnssctio1s ofths kins sad e.assl's yo1r1al
ees ks1loo-Chirurgiesl nesio>. psbliskst ~
bszt.n<n Tr-veas. Fellow Of soysl oslsss = sss-
gconG
sss net u ths late standard woshs 60 nsdsasas.
k..rss. bosss g. ssr bottle. o. q. sss q .
1 tMkIoxf4 kItf " 49, cI
Or hall d0Bel q each for elz o. 1ioc VIII Be -
oisn % cure The most osstinsss css<s, 1lrDounus
ere adhered 10 Delivered 70 snf si1rsss, ssuorub
pe<ked frota observation.
- Describe synptons IN eli noununioessos.
Cures Gusranfeedf Advice Gratis
| kFrIDAsI1-
: Personally spps~rsd bsfore ns, s1 AIdsrus1 .
tie cfy Of Phifsdelphis, Il. T. Hsluboid she bolns
dsly sworn. dots say his prsp<rstiors cousaxn ss
n<resfic. lercury. ofssr IA. urio1e dru0I -
are pnrsly vegetable n. I. HfLmDoLn
sscFn snt subscriDet before ne, lEis ~ dag q
November. fet< WI. y. uIBBKkD. Al1oF11ax>
bi1ln -. shove RAos, Ph;la
k4dfss< istisf1 fer inform nion IL oo1fsenos q
HI. HKLkBoLD, Chsntl
D<psts - q f~urh 81. osl Chs~t-11, f1ils
Ana -, nFcs1ssy nsx f1t-
| 80 EessT II CourieFseiu 21a EEpf1napAs~
ds-isfa. sho e1ds@ssf % dlso~1 ~ ff1szF oyrs
. oiksE articles ca ne Feyutsiion ebsAirsd ..
nslnbsli,s cs1siEs prsp&rstis1z.
EFusct Bu1ao.
ssrxspArlls.
lapTsfed E0ss NAL
4 sol1 ~
n al fHessisk sssryshsrs. tsh foI Heinbotd's
ass .ao othsr. cuf srf The s1xersis>us1t ard osee
srf tsEs kvoii impo<,tfon ssa sxDo>1rs -
Eevs. isss-d~1y
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DR0PERTY insured against Loss
u OF damage By nFs. At fair rstes and On lih eral
terms
Losses met promptly sBd justly.
0thar lhinss being equal, oat ncIse cemssa ales
sboul- have tse preference
twoald % vel foF rstsess- = ~sqasi"t The -
selvswith this &c Thy And popnlss company hs-
ore sssrhng efs<shsfs
OFFICER
W.. SAis1uRf. fressdenf.
lasrss II. Dkk9ss, Vice fTetldsbt.
J. HkpIoE Dsxszs.. treasurer.
ssssHxs 4. tcAsasrT. SecretarY-
RECT0Rs AND REFkkENtEr
Hoo 4 Gregory. Attorney, LAFAYETTE. TAI
Hoa n Test, Judge Circuit coart.
Gel Jasper n Dresser. Attorney, 81
Gen Ia, Nehle, sdIatsni fiensfAlf fof LssishA
Col Jss !. .sin. 6rseasbnrg.
adge 4 lua iaFafelie. Indiana
John u Cougar. do d.
" q. Lee, Circuit Prose- ufof, %
Asa. n. Ncnsssrr tash i.s Nj kssk Irs.
saap.4se
Csl. < II. Gomez. Pos master. Indianapolis
Wa. sAinsbury. Ia Fayefte.
zoe. .. p. Aortan. Iadsns poiis. lnd.
fhos, n Ieag. Afiersey. Terre Hsate.
Df. J. ;. slhon. seS y of state. fnssiansFoiss,
Hon. David Tarpie. sontiosllo. Indiana.
Col. Thos. Do~hnx. csnal Com'r, Terr~ Hsuie.
Gel. n. n. Palmer. formerly kcc'y State Ind spoi
Hoa.W Tsitos. Pres. Sinking Fur5. 30
VI Be>ch. isrnaerly Cl'k s-p. Cour ID
/ nr, G. u; Terry. Attica, Ina.ana
| Chas. y. ca-istt. IAfa sefto
THos y. kuSSeII. sp~ciai A ssnt
THos- d. IoN6. Isoesl Asent.
| ls1S.s1r T~rfe Haste. ladlsus
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rONsoRuAL.


DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
II roaif r.sp>ctfzlly Inform The eltissas tesf b.
ssa iion - kssp frss class Shaving saloon. sQee.
"a ths Tsrrs H.ute House. he msnofscfnfes -
srticis ~ uAIk TONIC thss ns
Fss alss sss slnsl stt31lfss sisen e been'
s,.lns <ns-cuffizs Yeas Isssss sse 4eee'eft
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BLOoDi BLOOD BLOOD
Heimtolds Highly Conssalgsisa Corxe.ss
ssiiln EXTRACT SkpstplnHls.
f3vphilia

sfIhis ss a. 1sougl ~ ths f.15t aGt astso.. a.
sexual OTesoe, hniuEs y Sic rsss, esfa. ttrosk
wfDdtarss nao osher laaccus asTfacs1. zaakinS ~
sppesrsnec N the f1sa q uLof db sn1is eenss ais
sssssisd vila adissAsgks Esls - ess o6snslys -
n1klecteds eettrcve rletsFel kart a sass stlse<
Thia csssss is Sfser 9e1sllfsfec - ehfldrexr l.
clutfsoted fIcn tht taA1a 6l1at euf sfts1 psf
Go. CD hoes, Az betl I-1y asft ai ths ssss szs-
bELlboLDl1 hiohLI CoNuHF1sATnD OC6
PuufD FLUID EITRACf fsAksAfAhILla
H1Qrld = urst a. confnneuo1 ~fik fke b1sha 80
delnbcia'a Loes htsa spDlis4 q lhs uicsrs
9elza hSA1's Axzse.t earsapzkFfia Earzfaa O.
bso2s az fsL19ft4 a. beelF kr1ptofr u fhs ma
Ftins tts oomsie1io1 cietf ebt lsslltg sslss
L seiae prepared expressly 81 us Glaze q osn-
pisis, IA sioca fuIifFiEs fTs5eriios pE sssrvss
y gssstsF exiftt tisn elr 6thsF prsDsrssor q
aarsaoaFilla.
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MEDICAL.
! 40 All Sufficient Thros.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
sENU,NE.PREPaRaTIors, visa
f.lueold's Kxsrscs "Bu<hr.s Hssmbs.ds San a.

siEcttNE. FfEKAKe vf10
f.iueold'a xxsrscs "Bushu.s Hslmbslds ssns3
psriila, Hslnbeit,s luproree no.e wszks
slrabola's esnu.ns prss-=-.'aa. -.uau.v oox.
kSTRArkD COMPOUND FLUtD ExTRAcr Be-
d.. Festive and hpec;Ec Rsnscr for pzssssu
ne Bladder. Kdreys. Gravel. Dropsisl Swell
81. and ell diseases snd dsransensu.s q fhs
rinzry orsa whether exisuag IN ksis Ct rsnzis-
diseases of thess Organs require the ait Of .
AuRkIlo. Eezuboll.s kxtrss. b1chs q tSs
aret srect in eli plssasss cor whssh q = reosau-
ne,dsd.
rnls ks1isns ln1Es-szs a. ,oasf q p.sss<.s<.
snd sxcftes lie 1esorosrts into healthy sc<ior b.
Ne unEatcrsl Rnssr gsnszI szs rsfnoxd. s eSl
- f1ln eaa lnnsEattopi ers i eeo1 e. asn
DIrections sooonps1, Esllnbasss Kstr.o. s..oss
~ weakness a<rizing fora xxo<s<us, hahifz % D1s
tpsier, Karly La1iscretiou o, Abuse. ssisndss
sdth the following eymrtor.s
Indispositon - exercise. loss of pgusr. loss q
nrnory. difnculty q h-eethins WEAK Eervsr
Trembling, Hcrror OK Disease, wsksfulpssG Din.
Of vfsien pain IN tie back universal iasnsuls
Sssy, s.yssss 9 .Ss sEla sr1psoss a = The As. ''
PAI1D cOUNTRNANuk,
HKAvlNKse on THH HYKImo.
with temporary scras;on snd io%4 q slsbt
Want of ofAltention, soh.0sy,
Resfisssa>.s.
viii hosror Of socss9.
rothing IL more dosfFstlt 81 sae1 ..ali.akx skss
solitude. and notAins they lAose tfse1 - fssr a
themselves. Ne repoee ~ las1nsf. 10 ssEssSflnns
% spsculston. BAT aolfisa tFs4sitlsa nv1-
cuestisp T. Another.
:. These symptoms. n .iiOssa - a. a. sls4l ne
nsticins invariably remossss son fOlls~s
xpllspue Blt.
In ops a Which the patient usy expire
Whocsn say that they are not frequently fo<lovso
~ those "dirsfs disetses " irsknifY snt tsnsumrR
floa.
ksEy are AWARE q ths oeuss a heir .ufsrinr
htt none win corfsss. Ths records Of fhs Ipsess
AsTirsas. and the melancholy deaths by Coosnnr-
tions bear ample tesrmcay u the truth q the eapc.
tioa. IN Lanatio Asylcma the most mslsnoholy a..
hleiuon appears. The coenfensDcs IL sctpallS so6.
den. ard caits csetllts. neither rfrth or rrsf a. :.
Visit u. shouid sound g - voios ooSur d 4.
rarely srticulste
With wosfal measures, w.n 4-sp.tr
Low suileu sounds their Erfsi bserff~
FsFenis and 6nsrcisnk, osuton your ubiid1~S
against this evil habit Il Il the greatest curse tAsI
can bsfAll . ysane man Woman. un1.sins tksU
for happiness and married nfe.
They may DOT experiences The ccnssousncss ns,.
but moEt and viii later The oonstltr ssoc
once anected with symptsms organic weak ns~. re
ouires the aid Of medicine streaEtbsp ana Iux1s
orsls the system, which helmbolds RXTRAC4 d.
BuCHU invariably aoss. 4 trial 9tll oorvfous =
post skepuosi.
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EMeRotpERy STAMPING.
LADIES. ATTENTION
Spring Fashions-Embroid-
cry Stamping and ~ chino
stitching.

MRS ~ q. DAVIS RETURNS
w thsnss u shs lstlss = fsrrs nssse - ~
elnllB IL pssl fssefe. ka1 ~ - kks rsnessd =
rosar es~< C1r~T rser<-<nxF<1-es n<<r b-t<<<
ocruer weaH npsi fcsp>rzf4ily cal <ffeszcc = bef
stFts4 sssu<z<<IIx e nrez. <s~xe ssl1 1<eks<< So
lszse< sise eatktrsass Fzltsruk F<Fss<at<r s1fea.
uss slssa = knerustery stkmTtn< az nrsat<sT
Aiss h<<slss sssi<kln< <eos stsk s~stnes< al 81
p-srh sz,atff-
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rszrlrxs ssssIrs ssxAIsss

old oT foens. niasis. Married. o. ooalsmplss a
Marriage.
In many ensetions peculiar % fsnlsis< The -
tract VI b0chn IA uneQualied hy sny other rsmeds
as Ia Chor0sis or Retention. lTresnlsrty Psiuful-
ness. OF suspenslon OF Customary Ewscussions n
oeraisd OF sciuhous state u tke uterus, Leuoor-
fhoes or Whites feFilliy, and fhf sll oomsd spsa
inecsnf % the 49, ~hefher srt nx from Indisure-
nof, haoits u Dissipation. IN the decline or
change OF hfe. see symptoms shoyn
NO FAMILY SHOULD ~ wITnouf M
Take no more bslsam, Mercury, or unplsseono
medicine iof unpleasant and dangerous dissssea-
aKLnBoLD's EXTRACT BUcuu
CUkKs
SECRET DEsEAnEk.
In all thar stsges. NJ little expense. little or a.,
change an diet. no inoonyeuienos; and no srposuru
IL causes frequent desire and gives strength -
urinste. thereby removing obstrnotions prevspesns
and curing Structures of the Ursthrs slayfns PoaS
and Inflammation, 30 ffequent IN the class Oh a.
eases, and espalling al poisonous. diseased. sn1
out matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been ths
victims Of quscks. and who have pad heavy fee n
be cared In short dime, have found thex ~srs a.
oeved. and that the .. Poison . has, by tho Ne a
powerful astFingents," been dried up IN the svv.
ten. 10 break ont IN an sseT awaited form. and
PERHAPS AF1kR nARRAGk.-
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Having purchased Messrs. potwins stock OF Hard
ware ~ 80 Main street,. shall add such goods In
this line a. the wants q this community demand
and shall endesvor % keep fally supplied ~ all
times with esmplete stock. and hope by strict at
tendon 10 business, and BY selling a. the lowest
Terre Hsais. Iunei, "a JAS. N. LYONS.
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uss llslnbOId's bIirsoi Bschu isr ell ssssssu
and diseases q he
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-16

osinssS oasArs,
WhefhsT existing
mAIE 0s FEnALE.
- - ID
Prem ~hstexer cause originating. snd No xustsa~-ss
nov LonS SNDiNo.
al ths above diseases and symphonic admit "A -
same trsstmsnt and originals from the zane osuss
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Ter Mats, Mice. Hoaehes. Amsss
oecd 0uGs. ueths IN furs " oss :
eos. Acc susee t~ eo Paaas~ fewts
= In afs. &c.
rst ~ IN - bcc- An el % nasss, sessles. xad
vissks - ssi - slsrs Or Hetsls. fslfie in<sfu-
uons- ke'
-uuiy i.fsifki< r>n essss kne-r1"
~Free fsum Pu1son.-"
--SS t<a<~-ee< tke asn<n f.zni y -
-A<.s cszae Vst e her Aeles - ats !"
nYteit ukolss1is = al large dtis<.
ar<oa. - sn prs<xi<<< - Re1<Asxrs every
vh<re.
O. EE<sar>< 90 al su<tki<m luitszl~ozA
- 80 fA<< s.Co~xAs<~ nkza> - sscA tsx-
E><zl@. a. Fi2<k. ee<ere vea bzx.
AA<4r~s HENRY ~. GO<TA0,
9-prpep4i r>pst - ese<s1say, Kss feFt.
- 49, ~ sil Hhsi>~&ie snt Retail Dr1sxi<e is
fsrrs nszssl la. srT&fstn
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a al ufessls1 sssryshers. tsh foI Heinbctds.
ss .ao oshsT. oal srf the ssvertlseus1i ard $50
vrf ts1t kvoii isnpo<ftio1 sn1 sxvos1rs -
Eova. les1-dslg
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Press CLuB OF PHILADELpHIA.-Pm
suant to adjournment this body will meet on to-
morrow (Wedue,cay) afternoon at 81 o'clock, in
Select Council Chamber important business
will be n nsacted, aud editors, reporters, cJr-
re pondeDts, bnd contributor, 10 the public press
Of this city are invited TO be present.
MosoUIIo HETs.-Get Patten to make up Il
net for you there is an art in it, he has several
kinds 70 offer, at No. l4US ChesnUt street,
WE HAVE BY FAR the largest stock and best
assortment Of Clothing in Philadelphia, com
prsiDg all desirable styles of goods, from
medium price TO superiine Every one can be
accurately fitted at once from our stock, what
ever be hls size or pr portions, in garments equal
in all respects 10 wOIk made 10 measure, at much
iCtcer piiCeS. For those who prefer, we have
a so complete assortment of piece goods, which
will bt made up to measure IN a style surpassed
By none. bennett & Co,
TOWER HALL, No 5lS Market street.
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General Ayer,II,. Cren, v,c,orv.

WARRINGTON, August $40 Maor.Gene
DIX, New York - Msjor-Geueral SHERIDAN has
been assigned temporarily 20 the command Of
tn, f rces in the Middle Military Division, uOn-
sisting Of the Departments of Washington, the
Middle Department., and the Departments Of the
Susquebsnna and Northwest Virginia lie trans
mits the folowing:-
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE MILITARY DIVISION,
HAHPRRs Ferry, August 8, 4l0 7. MO
Major. General II. w. HALLBCK, Ch'ef of Staff
Brigadier neral X KELLEY reports that scout has
just arrived at New Creek, and reports that Gene
raj AyERlLL overlook the enemy near Moorfeds
yesterday, and attacked him, capturing all the
artillery and Eve hundred prisoners. Nothing
official haslbeen received from General AyBRrLL
however. (Signedl 7. II. SHERIDAN,
Major-General Commanding.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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DIED.


CORSIsH-Juy 3lst, Mrs. GEORGIANA BAKER
CORNISH, wnc OF james Cornish aud daug ghter OF Ruth
Anna and Joseph simpkins aged II years months aud
20 deys " Mllminbton laneri please cOpy.l
AniiiSion sore ,s tong time o, sh' bore
Codcalled her lone, lie thought 1t bast
10 case her OF her pain,
CORNIsH-August sth, JOHN ERICSSON, infant sou
Of Gcor lana BAKER and James Cornish aged u months
Funeral tomorrow ats O'Clock, nom the residence of
his grandlaiheT, Joseph slmoElns no. hi s. second
We had little johnny once,
lie was our daily pride,
For SsSS sSSn D Re s6 En- 2S5disR'a sad aRoa 100 we'll
OOWEN.-July 10Th, 1864, al the Augur Hospital, Va
g o@ 65 v aa d GBSi Rs.cnt DE aP vo
ni.ers, son OF the late John anu Margaret Gowen.
dria. 70.
Bless ed be tho name OF the Lord"
HgRsT-on the I'm instant, WILLIAM, youngest
Tho relatives and friend, OF the mmlyi also, the mom
bers q me Hone steam Fie EnNne Company are re-
funeral Wclnesdsy morning, the lOth instant, at
n o M 9 % a 9 m 90 S
RoAN.-On the lst instant, az uity Point, Va. from
oa B soa % % aRc M HS and Ss 2 oan s
Inferred at city Point Cemetery.
sAllTH.-On the Ith Instant JOHN ROE SMITH, IN
The reatiyes and friends Of The family, also. Chosen
Friends Lodge No, %, H. %. Of o. ~ OF Camden N. u.
are Te,pectiggy 9,itoq 20 offend hl' iq9era on ne
neI o. tropt ana queen streets ON wednesday, lOth,
sMlH-on tho 7th instant, LOUISA L. SMITH, M
Hsiirends 9pd nose Of the family arc respectfully In
thor No. $40 sartsn street on Wodncidly, at 4 z. ~
1R0EMNER.-on the Oh instant WILLIAM H..
.Ihe re ntyes ana nlend5 Of uie amy, Camden Lodge
bamdea couSsi No. 3 o. X M o. az 1 Inv II VI it 9i
y attend the funeral nom ihe resdenee q pie mther
ao'cook 10 proceed to Evergreen Cemetery, Camden,
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
ELE TRICIT

ELE ICIT Y.
look AND LIVE! A WORD TO THE WISE Is
SUFFICIENT
All diseased conditions both acute and chronic wher
there Is vallty enough eft 60 react permanently
cured BY wa,ranoc al No 1870 WALNUT Street, Phlla
epha and In case Of failure In most obstinate maladieS,
no charge ls made. Electrical Institution, established
about Ave years ago by Professor BoLLEs. Read tue
following.
class OF malsdies prevails to a fearful extent In
munies booming 300 youths, OF both sexes annusy
10 early grave. These diseases very imperiectly
understood Their external manifestations or symptoms
are nervous debility relaxation, and great exhaustion,
marssmus wasting and consumption OF the Tissues OF
tho whole body shoruess of breathing, or too hurried
breathing or ascending hill flight Of stairs psptaon
the heart ashms bronchitis, and dry, sore throat,
trembling and shaking Of the and lower limbs,
aversion TO society," business, and 10 study sometimes
dimness OF the tyesish loss Of memory dizziness OF
tho head, IeuralgiA, pain In various parts OF tie
body pains in the back aud lower 'imbs umbago, dys
pepsa constipation OF the bowels derHnged secreons OF
the Kidneys, and many other glands OF the body pro-
ducipg vruent diseases In both males and fmaesi Ike
wise epilepsy. hystcrla, and different forms Of nervous
spasms. Now them ninety nac out Of every hun
drcd tf all the above named dsea and host ofother
not named consumption Of the lungs Of tho spinal
nerves, their orsD in the pelvic vsoera, hence the
want OF by any Of the old medical systems Of
DISEASES OF FEMALES.
Prolapsus Utor LoucoIrhUa, Amenorrhra, and Dys-
menOrrhus. Ali the above diseases aud other Uterine
complaints have e origin Ia loss OF the vital power Of
the body brought on by injuries, eXoesses, scdontary
habits personal abuses abOrton, and the Of powerful
medicines Some of the peculiar symptoms dragging
pains h ough the hip and back, weakness OF the limbs,
and extreme languor and debility throughout the entire
system. The effects produced from these troublesome
msladies are almost muhtudinous. Consumption, Dys-
pcpsia Neuralgia Paralysis. Deafness, Bllndness Fits,
and INSANITY, and even IdlOcy, not uncommon.
No eectuhl reliable remedy has been found for
these alarming complaints l bc discovery In the
Electricity In strict accorda' with the positive and
negative polarization Of the Uterine Organs. We never
failed In curing all of the above diseases except In Of
organ dersDgement, or injuries of the parts.
Mrs Fulton, lady Of great experience and ability, will
have entire charge o. treating in the ladies' department.
Consultation free.
Prot. B0LLES g. Dr. BROWN,
aus lOi' No. 1920 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
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sHRrrfsst.

COIESTICK-w -wALLIS.-On 9th Instant by Row
George W. Mgcaut Hin, Mr. WILLIAM COPESiICK 20
Miss ARIA WALLIS, al, OF Germantown, Pa.
MOuR-L LAMLERD.-liy Rev. &. T. CoOhel, at tho
miutcr'e residence No. 425 Meyer street August Ih,
Nt3, MIR. JACOB MOOR 20 Miss CATdAHINK LAM
= RID both OF this city.
sMlTH --LINTOS.--On the % instant BY Rev. J. Il.
KEENAN,, air. GLUKGE SMITH 10 Miss ' NA T. Ii y
iOh lOih Of ulis Iity.
WI IAN1-ENNIs-Aue 9th by the Rev. NJ u.
Kurtz at the arsOnngc OF he twelfth street NJ. o.
church. No l3l3 Opiar street, MIR. DAVID $, WEtASr
20 Mis- JGLIA I'm MS alt Of this city
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Punrr II. SHERIDAN. The formation Of
the latter division, and the assignment Of so
accomplished commander TO II, will be pro-
ductive Of the most gratifying results.
The great war news OF the day Is so briefly
told In the official war gazette Of Secretary
STANTON, that we cannot do better than
give II to our readers here:-
Admiral FarraEut's oreat victory.
To Major. General DIX, New York -
WAsnNoToN, August s, 3 +. M.-Tbe follow
ing announcement OF the successful operations
aga INST Mobile appears in the Richmond Sentinel
Of this morning, and Is transmitted ny General
BUTLER to the President. Received r. M /,
August &, from headquarters Major General
BuTLER, 3 7. NJ, August &, 1864 -
His Excelleucy ABRAHAM LINCOLN President
The following I. the official report taken from
the Richmond Sentinel ~ August8.
(Sicnrd) y. r. BU1LRR, M 1jor General.
MOnILB, August 6.-Hon. J. A. SsDDoN, Secre-
tarv of War Seventeen Of the eUemy'S vessels,
f. turteen shipS and three rOn-clads, passed Fort
MorRun this morning.
The Tecga,soh, monitor. was sunk by Fort
Morgan.
The Tennessee surrer dered after a desperate en-
paRtment with tie enemv's fleet.
Admiral BUCHANAN lost leg and is prisoner.
The Selma was captured, and the Comes was
besched near the hospital.
The Morgan lie safe and will try to run up TO-
night.
The euemys feet has approached the city.
A monitor has been engaging Fort Powell all
day. (Signod) ID. II. MAURY. NJ jor-Gcn.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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This confederation Of the Provinces is re-
garded, both in England and this country, as
the 8rst step towards entire Independence Of
the Home Government.