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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-23

Irriate and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed
disease.
We present the Constitution Water TO the public
with the conviction that 1t has no equal in relieving
the class Of diseases for which il has been found SO
eminently successful for curing and we trust that
liable remedy in form to meet the Requirements
of patient and physician.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-23
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
OF the disease.
This has been so long uscd and so univer
sally known, that we need do no more thai
assure the public that its quality is Kept up to
the hest it ever has been and that it may be
relied on to do all Il has ever done.
Prepared by DR j c. AVER & Co,
Practical and Anaiyt,rai Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil druggists everywhere.
ssps. i2 1869 dkveewr -Febi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-23

And all other difficulties Of this kind which so much
disfgure the outward appearance Of both males and
females, often making them disgusting object to
themselves and their friends.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-23
fHE OHIO STATESMAN FOR 1865,
PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
The time has come to issue the Annual
Prospectus Of The ONO STATESMAN.
This Journal was established to expound
and enforce the great ideas of Government
caught and practiced by THOMAS JEFFERSON
and ANDREW Jackson, which gave exten'
OF territory to the Union, worldwide re-
nownt to these States, and unexampled pros
pey,ty and Happiness to the American peo-
pie. Never before In the history Of the
Government, were the exposition and the
enforcement of these ideas 90 necessary as
now. Alone through their adoption and
fAithfal practice by the Administration, can
the Union be restored, and peace and wide
spread happiness be brought again to our
Country. now torn and mangled and desc
lated by gigantic Civil War.
A partial change In the Editorship and
Proprietorship Of TIE STATESMAN has taken
place. LEWIS BAKER has sold his entire in
terest in the Establishment, and retires from
the position that was assigned him on the
Paper-E. B. EsHELMAN having bought that
interest and an additional interest. Mr..
EsHELMAN has been for nearly twelve years
the Editor Of The, Chillicothe Adrertiser-a
paper regarded as one of the leading DEM
ocratic Journals of Ohio. In few days,
he will assume the duties and responsible
ties of his new position as the co-editor of
THE STATESMAN, thus uniting his expert
ence and ability with those Of AMOS lay
MAN, In the important work of continuing
10 make the several editions of the Paper
deserving the cordial and liberal support OF
the Democracy, everywhere.
THE ONO STATESMAN COMPANY now call
upon the friends of the Union and the Con-
stitution, in every County, Township, and
School District throughout the entire State,
10 actively aid them in the circulation of
THIS old and time-honored Central Organ OF
the Ohio Democracy. They ask that all OF
It's editions be literally subscribed for and
ptid for, during the ensuing year.
IAN accurate daily abstract of the pro-
eeedings of the Ohio Legislature, when III
session; be latest Telegraphic Dispatches,
Including the proceedings of Congress,
when, b. session, and the Markets from all
the Commercial Cties-will be given in
eich issue. =
The. WEEKLY STATESMAN is a large thir-
ty-two column journal, printed on good
paper and clear type, large enough for old
eyes. Each number contains complete
resume Of all the Military and Political news
Of the week; the latest Telegraphic and
Market Reports; a carefully prepared col
lection Of Literary reading for the home
and family; and an abundance of Para
graphs npon every topic Of interest or i'm
portance.
While the war continues, and the curren-
cy Is Of such sort as 1t Is, we can hope for
little or no profit. Our terms for THE
WEEKLY have been somewhat increased,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-23
PHYSICIANS

Have long since given up the use Of bsechu, ubebs,
and juniper In the treatment Of those diseases and
only use them for want of better remedy.
, 1864-08-19
The n bel Com1nan9er In Kentucky.


From the Louisville Journal, 18TH. :,
-. The supreme iDpudence of Colonel 4. r,
johDgen, &C ommandjng department Of South
ern Kentucky" ia very amusing. He iiah
issutd his general orders in pursuance Of
con'man8s from the War Department Of the
curing al soldiers to report to him why
de1nJ, and also all who hare taken the am
nestJ oath prescribed by the Federal Govern
ment, IS the Confederate GoTernnent has
decided that It IL not binding The stColo.
mel commanding" defines the boundaries Of
his department to be from the iaouta OF Salt
River, through Elizabetheo IN, Muntoedville,
Glasgow. and Tompkinsvhle, Kentucky, to
Carthage Tennessce: thence down the
Cumberland River to Nashville, f7om which
the line Of the Northwestern Railroad is
followed to the Tonnessee River; thence
west to Henderson, Kentucky, up the
mississippi River, and around the Ohio,
ding within this moderate portion Of the
State Of Kentucky and Tennessee, between
the ages of seventeen. ard forty. five. not ex-
emit trctn military duty, NO ordered to re-
port forth with to the nearest camp. for duty
as soldiers in the Confederate army. On the
lst inst. this original Adam threatsted as
penalty for disobelit nee the punishment at-
tached to deserters, out on the 9Th he molf-
fed this, and said thar all who filled to re-
port would be conscriptcd, alter next Moa-.
dsy, While at the ssme time be issned
" Proclamation" intended to hrc the Ken
tucky heart; This, with tho orders, will be
found on our first page this niornfnl. e.
Our dispatches received yssterday noon
give Intinatfons. that Adams De >artment
has been invaded By Gen. Pasae, who, as We
trutt will show him that 1t is no Eden for
Ei1n.r Willie thrre Is much Of b'atant bluster
III Jol'nsoh's orders and proclamation; tits
pece essary that our military authorities should
USE all possible VI ,ilarce to secure protec,
::tion to The Union men En-, Who are Threatened
dctachments Of bis hand crossed thu CumbeF-
lard River and came Into our State, in many
Instances boys were carried of BY force, and
with the det erminstion to place fhe1o l. the
rebel ormy; because tneIr fithets OF brothers
wero tnryi1& in the Union ranks. There is
no. Doubt that. Johnson's force, has BEEN
lnrsc1y increased In numbers; if not in ell.
CLERGY. GY these and: similar measures. The
Union uen have 6een warned to leave, but
there arc some who have not the N 'ans to
ket away, and may be complied to join The
is VERY eas5 for tbose who are. secure finn 4
the d.zpo:ic Influences Of .hssc .anless
, 1864-08-19

nacds- to talk Of death be'nz prst..ab;e to
altho1 CT, but, Il It o. W<ra situated IS thou,
sands OF Cur unfortunate Eentockiaas ale,
theJ Koulu tntt Into tie terrible current Of
1eeell1on without the power to resist ii,
every saint has not the nerve to be = martyr;
aod We c9pnot expect loyal men to adhsre
10 lne,r .1e,: loyslty qndes the enmpu1sire pro-
the ranks Of the Confed crates rs tempofsTv
mehns Of saiets. htpIng that some lucky &C.
ci5ent VIII relieve them: Of th4 d :scad,cr
sertItu"f, and with the sti stronger hope
that their families will be \ 'eroI to eujoy
the quietof their homes without being snb-
jected to robbery Or insult. We therefore
earns stly h'pe that the movements Of tbs
Federal forces will be made with pron1ntf:
tnde. and With their Protecting csis oTGr
Western kentIczy that cur people viii
ioou he liberated uotn tho lA14idori OF Aa-
aIu johnson,
, 1864-08-19

Owing to the drought and chlnch brig,
crops IN the lower Wisconsin valley nre yery
light. Wheat generally was hardly worth
cutting, Corn Promises to make fair crop.
RES fdeess t. That were poorly tended viii be as
Eooo, II not better, than Tint that was worked
vel Chinch bug will work on tox tail or
other grass before they will attack corr.
"A correspondent frcm Muscoda writes
that that town has been terribly sconr.ed bY
dleease that the doctors can neither name
D"r heal. Up to the middle OF last week,
there had baen thirty deaths within tiYe
had confined its attacks to children tfll late
", but lew cases had Appeared among some
Of the most estimaole adults, with proba-
bility that.eome. Or Ml Of them will die. One
family lost tbree cli1dreu-a1l they had; an
other Gye-1eaying only one.
The Appleton Nokor has quitea story Of
we'll on fire belonging to Mr. Silas R,n-.
well Ind Been in use fifteen years. It Was
only twenty seven feet deep and gave out
owing to the dry weather. The owner bored
down with post anger Fou1e feet, when
great roaring and rnfnblin5 was heard, aud
Gas rushed up with great violence. Oh the
anu burned With such violence that ss1t.s was
;Gillicult to exttpGuish 1t. The gas has hut'
little odor and smells more like Kerosene
than suIpEuTctted Hydrogen. 1t will not De
wonderful II oil Is found ou boring deeper.
The Fon du Lac R,psrtc1- sa5s: Mrs.
A3eriIl, wife Of George AVeril Of E1en, Was
thrown from carriage In the terrible th1n-
]uties last week. The accilent took place
west Of the city. ,. :.
The JanesTil1e Gazstts says Aerk in q
5eWelry establishment In tha: city received q
letter to the effect that his uncle In Germany
Lad 'ct and lett him one hundred thousand
, 1864-08-19
DER. EAaTEE1Y'S
4 nE s7sCAM L~}M5MENTu

1hla valuable Lfnin1cat @In eure
+. IAheumaxism, Spralns, fsratses, Ours.
Wounds, Ulcers. Contracted Ten.
dons, Ssge3led and SILT JoIntz< Lurs-
ba.o~ aid all Diseases where ne
external remedy IL indicated.
DR. EAsTERLYs AMERICAN L1yIAENT m.
1to cnFa Epla'nB Brtt4es cuts, Calls, Chate. Il1f
S2nS ssf5s1fb6ss r. sF "ennd; Which a5s
hTAAtLY ON HAND to nse In Tina Of need, ~ it Il
the BEST AND Au+ EFFlCACIOUS LINIMEHI
,.R Fur aale at Dt: EAsTKRLY d CO.'S Family
Medtclne 6tors. g MAdlkon street, near the Poat
oece. Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-08-19

% Mr.. Hiram: Ketchum,, Jr.,- writes that
be capnot e5a5 why The numerous distinguish.
ed irdividuals advertised to speak at the Nc
clel]an meeting did not,appear, because the
majority Of replies received, were either
marked "pzivate.",. ora accompanied. with q
rqucst not to publi.h-,Which SLOWS the
wa1iueas Of leaaiog politicians against com.
hitting themselves 70 The Mcclellan more
m1ot
, 1864-08-19
DR.. CAETER's COUGH BALSAH

VIII Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con-
sumrtfon, Hr0nc h1tts. Splitting
Blood, Pain III the Side and .Ireaxt.
Whoopsnx Cough, Croup, and all DE
eases Of the ThrOnt and Luags.
Reader, hnva Iou Cough, Cold, or any diseaze o.
4 !ns LunEs Of 1hrIat? % not Eeslfctis AlLLION6
Gq1ehs and Colds, 4 no. cuied. lead to COa5ENP.
I!UN, aEd then to PREMATURE 1ATH.
1gE 1HES CGgGH 3ALsAM: which never fslts to 9VOF
fECT CURE n = few days It Is b-Yord ali do1b;
n the Mott PERFECT REMEDY for al tisEasea Of III
world. " ~" "AANA1o
Ptiee.T1iai bottles, 80 cents per bottl.; 1arxs
- For sale It DR.. 3. EAsTERLY 4 CO.'S Fam.
.nus 0.ia-1ct.M-T&7 u
, 1864-08-19

~ FICK, NktnIFGrox, D. C., .1nne II. lses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AKp he4IBTANF tpFfKpxf
FOX CoLohKp eRoore Candidates. must De .;rkdu.
ato4 ok some kesulAl Medical College snl Urst be
Teoed by hs sulxoor G.ne5sl. TIC sosrd viii d.
1eInne whether rht candidate viii he appointed
Application. aeco1nos1,sd y QUO q ta.re: tssa.
uoriAb fron res?.ctso!e prEsona = to ulo,A erar.
~. 4. h.'a'nston. p n5,.r,,s q T. ts5 Aaa3t
~ ~ IL ses9,on 1t Rostnn, New York, y ss:ip9.
N, C1ncinasM; o. Lonis md Fex orIcant;z
XIV RroiHxETr, .CzndldAtet Mu.: pcs<ess al.
,'s ocatic1 and b. ts1sil:er vt'h r. c2aposne:
NJ: 9e q il The case Of 6u,ge2ns aat Essst
.a. Eesus. CotnpenhAtion ron t?s.9o q E9sD pe-
'e''N aNs K. sRNES, Acting Surgeon Gcners..
ix.. 3r 33e~
, 1864-08-19
#enitlnul.
xzs.. E;A21IEE:ttssss. Us -.
;Es*''a;E ;E*'s;E: s*E' SaasaPaa!!!a, j i,
#e1lttnuI.

Ait: : fse aniv red,-re th.s Ft1i' euso d,e.idt.
'@'s4' L t.A nj: tai@ u1a 5iates the p!1od. FH:
setofu'E, or Kings E7fl, carcrrs, Tu-
aors, EeEptlvhx Of Tie Skin. SIR sfps-
IN, faro"1e Sore Eyes, ksnEwor1a oz
utter. ecafd Head, Old sSres, Fove1
r. soles, SWeliIn:s OF Iile talaad1, Lapts-
s5s W1its ssEeIllp:s, Plies, Blotchcz.
1ouA, k'1n22es OF the Wac,, Go,<fa,
7neuo'asf>1n,p propay or tsra1cI, Lire,
complaint kss-lrep~fa. Nervous a Gcr
slviass c*s'eraI D-hii1.s, all chto.S:1
at*ea"r" att' uil dt.e4+ea axsstnK fynns
s1e u*e of Mercury.
Thu ntea:cEs ee1nnlnes IN = nien!y csrc.rs,atea
2!!ass 3! tnt ,fiau kAst!st o. sAassAr .t:lL41 itE
the sait'ief iopfoE oss} 81 ifh1oM re
s:!nsn1e Ke;ei3olt pas3ng hxt ae t., prsp.re,t Is
" Cnto !c1l 2roCess so ~ t, rEader :he pfepar1
70 Geis Que sn:ne-y ev.t CT .:.1 u TIT
eSEC 1qE n uiseaee3 arisnG FOE impure stata
y. toa o. denEas9d cGEufion OF tue sy&tern.
. = ~. ~ AasEatt%t'4 ltUINt. AND sARiApARILLa
sc7cu o. thc ysri0us .tEace u tee tyt: ~ .xniffe
tneM 70 h"s Ivy arttoc aid enAuifas them Is D. T.
~ ID iHs IT tafEtvGt thst catr-a dex.rid. ra.s md
s1EH ES f1nt,i:trlEn 1t, TIE R4o''D. C0kRECFs tic aE
:ans g remtgiI9 !h9 CAUSE =: dlsease tau CUEd i
'eL1etta q. HFA1I and PEN aNENT
DIX EAs7E LIS 1On!NEAEE
ronshy ranoystea 1he wnole tyate1 reog il frcn1
" impurities aid "sstng those pecU,iaf purgfrS
~ 9ioo6 Cleansing poEe1s Il tha se&sou why It il
Eaaauy et1caslou3 In so maEy different compla:n4
, 1864-08-19

70 rs!soua hn Ere slck a1d afflicted A1t te7fs I.
1n5 eca fuiifgfnz Medicine, We pledS- th.a aec1
~hh hEAsEERLY,s IODINE AVID DsA9sAPARILLA
'S1a X ~ adi1;. H.. sRos ClEAPx and BE rrsa
gsI?lla o. BidoA Purifying Mocicfna row ocrsd 70
~ pa9nc. Or NO Money WILL BETAKEN fOHlT,
xay9tc=sE recommend this uoIicins Is til cir pJ-
en1s u =! cas1s ylcre It Is indicate bessus. tEey
~ ~ as Ia9fe1iantS are the BEST that are k1ort
e. fTice, <1f3 PER oottle. .-.........
,EEd frerar-i ard sold ~ prs T. EASTERLY 4
4lRsolrt. - '' =" "-SN~
~ ssid nt DIR. EAsrrR.v's Family s,se.cr,
ssose, " maaaoa skreet, neur tls Post cti3a, Chj
, 1864-08-19

The Twenty frSt A7nual Cc-t me-csulen: Of :A,x
'"eA aaa tA7essoV S2oNn 1ns:1tutt;'n rtls cp.n Oh
THE FIRST OF sfTrE.la.:E.
improvements bars oetu snada u acexa q ota,o
foat huloxel stu1saEs. e1''9
Fol. .prtt2ectal. Ae., atl-c,s v-ry t:e7 F. aO..iN
Estdeat. Aos-u na1as Pa: 1..cu4 s.. Jcst pt L.,
GGala- au-3;et IL AZ Aia
, 1864-08-19
PrutectiTe and Curative Medictns


81 -
.n''n- eae year ,saow shatthls Invaluable ssonsss
q es!se ano Antibiious preparation has attained =
= 1'@-' As':s ociote en3osoa D proprietary ae<a
asa' with sales during tho 7ras csssi
M 80 Steadily ani rapidly advnnsed
,4o"e ea e"s' 'oe .ssa secep9 ottn proprfesoss
'c' 4So'' 1no 'enta 5eaf Oh u 80
su'' sA'a' sun o. 1sseAs- Hao de'
mand IN aew York aione II over one thoussad caaas
| efTeek'
These ouz1aeB statements are given to the xo..t
rom aex ostk ntattou, n,o,ive hnt ,r,s
prrat .ln,tarv far IN s+ +ha. nj,
ro,st, N, 'se "s.'@ ~
' '1c ctItcAs'on1 OF thc community; thas the 3H4
Hc belief In thetf efficacy increases and nxtsnls dax ~
day, weak By week veor by vesr ant that the1r -.
! have nrnycd the v,1ne of ~. .-+,,, ,,....,. -
| t,- =, ~. ~ 'e''' - e'AaAoa" ~ o.
W1oes scope 10 lta exksaoEdtnoEy curative ytefa
While the columns OF the press s1yc publicity h -
general statement Of the tendency and ororastou n
I this PUkR md POWERFUL vFnkrAs1x X ry4vr~
- ~ "'t1t1 I'VE "'o"' " "a RAVE
.seneos. 'N'oS~0a' Aa0 t@"s VI 'oous9aas, WAC cas
-a' stxot' appeute, kha al physical b'e:s1nca ths4
Feda- life enjoyable to 1ss Effects ars continually -
sertl'ans 1t by word OF mouth Aad By their own -
proved spoearsnee a,ucnp Al, ,1,.... ~ sor,.t~
~x.-~ t.n-+,o,- ,-,v. -. ,w.s..- 80 ~
| :,a:.N. - - - >- "o"" ~ 'uoso o'A3
&neso cet t'ncates Of thd heatE
preserving propertes OF the HttetS, more than to s
other Cause their wonderful ponnar1tr !. .,+,h.z.
| No 1i,nIts c.n he ass,-x I'll In the en,,,n,..,,.,-
nr.on..ton that nm, ,.,,.,, ~, ~. ~.
| ...,.-..- "A' wv oso IL PsosoSsss
aao euoaos1so.
.Unehaf Of the nut population Of the c1y1,,rd vo~ss
necdS HCSTETTERS B1TTEKs. beran.e th.t 49,.
eoa Of them Ia 1,h,ect ,nora or ,o.a - n,,t.t,
| .h.+ .,,,,,.,,. .-h.,.--I..~ ~ 3&
a1s e""Pa'nt' "he'oe3 IL oas taKea Tie shapo ofs1
asnea o1saepsia Of merely auoun1 to occaAoual sakx
and nncasines IN the stomach and bowels mi, ay,.~n
, 1864-08-19
Educational,

4 CAIE,HY, LAKE EO.ESr.
~ ilL1EOIE,
T n:le1 o 'ss nt Chit sEe, o. :he &EEE Ttr
rs trtIn A1o 9Th year OF ttik academy Will von,-
Thur<duy, Sept. stl,.
FHk:.r1rn1-1.AEs t.Et TT ,.et =,
Aas:e-s-r-T.E + BEND, 5,
ftrlne tula part!eu.rt Will be sen: on A..
tti'saAon % . ~. Aymcna. Pvttsdeut: ReI. E. ".
ltnefEnn. Il: . Fa BrpsE. 1tec IT, H. TEcmrsoas
6cn tnitstf OF 1Ietsnfiun or PctI: T4fc Eec-c,srv
ICA!d OF fl1ltGts, CEicx.n eH{,GS;t -
, 1864-08-19
TE8TlMQ MAJ.
- sos sa1s y ~ Dsu1S!-E3 y sI3t2m.Y.Al
ST.. MaRY:S ACADEMY.

The 1tta Scholastic year will Commences n, the
FiEst Monday In September,
1nprorements hsve been unsds during tho 3onusr
to accommodate sEo hnpdsea To. .rdcfs Id th.s Ma
slGa! pepsrtmens M nss been enlarged b. a uaN coa.
o1e:ed IN tbs Institution for obtainlug .-~NA4''
, 1864-08-19

BLADDER xaidueys, Gravel uhf
ksro1ssical S>vel2inE-.

Th1 E3etfctna increases the power Ct <tke stor and
tS ~ Hhnt,tIt y trso healug acton nT wh!ch
tErA erA: Eemects. eTS redncs1 As Keu ~ p1.1 zz1
MsusnTe''en. .71 Is E.ot fer n.n. Vo1tc os-ca1
, 1864-08-19

a: s. FID VIZ. -,
Personally appeared betore Efs. An Aldarz,.n n
ths aty et ttla delphhia. Il. r. Heltonoid Vho b%
lng dnJ sEosn. doeh say his pceparat1ons conesfu
bat a1e t1ulJ vegetable Il. +. HELABoL1.
Sworn and snbscrfhed {b.for- ne this 2sd dsY
E17tmhe-. .!sG VI. E A1T9ARD, alderman,
Ninth Street above RAce. FhIls 5e,pbta.
Ad11ets tsstesa foc inform auons ii confidence. u
q. T. HELM8OLD.
CHINI3E.
, 1864-08-19


CgsTR1CATRs or CURES,
FFnN TO 60 YKAR@ 8 fANUIN9,
NAMES Known TO sC.ENCR AND TkK3
For Medical Prop rlet1es ofBuchu.
eEH G16PENaATORY OF THE UNITED ST4TE1
. See Profs9sor DkWEE'S valuable xprks on tht
Practice 0LRbYHfc. - =.
PhlapalphlA-
See remarks msie by Cr. Ephfap1 McDove,1. r
celebrated PtJslctan, aud Mem Der of the Royai
ie4e Of Surgeons. !Ee'and. and putLshsd tn III
trAnBAct1ous Of the KiUY md Quae1's Journal.
Zee Medfco Chtrn1kical RasieN. pubtished BY Ban.
latntn TfaSEss-Fe1oW u tao Royal College Of Go4
Ee0ns.
See most cfthe late STANDARD works On Medicine
RxIRAGT DUGHE, ~ psr bot.e. OF. six for ~
EA;fhAtT hAiSaASA-1 1lLits, 81 Fer bottle, or A5
iMPRoyED EosE Easa. 50 cents iper oot.,e, T.
sir fbr n 50. ~' ~
Or half dog Of each for t1s, which win bs sutcies.
% cure the Eost oosttRata ea4ess directions aT*
Delivered to any addsess. secu.ely packed froa
Daseribe 1yn ptous IN III communications. Cur,
Guaranteed. AdStcc gratis.
, 1864-08-19

HosTETrERs B1TTERs especially claim ,tse ,tt...
tion Of Ill who desire to be exempted fom hodts M
ment during these seasons Of social endowment ~.
digestion Is never in 70 much danger of he1n. 49,
taxed ~ IN winter. 1t Ia period Of fcsttytty Ksr
drink and Dc merry" ts its MOTTO. uut w1thont ths
ercise OF due care, soetal indulgence mnv snt,1
penalties Cold. while It stimulates the appetite clas
the pores, ANU these important ontIets FOR fhr .t
mhttar Of the systezu being In measure scated the-
10 in1periou2 necessity that the stomacf, sh,oS -
It's work with most than usual v1xor that tho nter
waste ppea Of tho system should be ftee AMI uroh
sructed, and thct the liver should fathn,llv ana
larry contribute hs tenpern-, purifying element
common stock q animal Nuds. NoWt d ths proytuee
and tt" purpose Of the Bstcsso keep these asantts1
organs active, healthy and efficient and tins nrrv-
disease. The system, regulated aa controlled by tbr4
haiRatc nhuenes, III be "a little danger Of sadertn
either non plsAoza, Or debility. or tho inclemecv -
the season. It may DEFY cold md dunn ond r. -
Indigestion II the appetite be too stron7 ~ ts
stomach It vii bring the lx<tec up to copcsrt nItc
T The etonacE be mir condition md tho apnet1t
delicate, It VIII ElS: the latter keener edge II
ter the liquors OF eon,rnerce are mora eeu rz.s -
IN SUMMER and their posonous effects are
ened In consequence Of their being taken hot n.cs
them-avod them. An the good effects that yon -
to derive from them you will surely realize nm. -
vtallzing agent. All the erll that you eannot .-.
II you hnhibe them, you viii assurc,fr avoit r. @
substitute for al other st.:uolauts 1hn onty ar. 80
hshlsasal tonic. aosIkTTERB BtTrKR5. Eerr fos
vegetable cordial 10 yonr house. aud mn .s
never feel Inclined to taste tho rery sttuulants re@
create tase thitss ior themselves, and which ar. a
tered and Adultesated and made puaseut 1or this -
object The eject Of the bit.ess ls precisely the reY
Of tAts. small quantity suflccs for medicinal M.
poses and as they net incidentally and aot rs sn aTr
ant, the weakest nervous organization Cannot ~ n
u1ed by their operation
There 10 no preparation IN the world tia. psodrr.~
such marvellous effects tn casu Of nsusca For r.
sickness. according to the testimony Of tho capt~
and other officers Of the principal lnes OF The sear
steame- >and the Uniform statements Of the psasua~
cts on ntpbosrd. the Bitte1 arc An immediate -.
ntvsz-fatltn9 Anttdose.
In BRIEF safeguard against Ill dseases snd ssA
cure tor ordinary complaints OF the stomach the liyaa
and the bowals there ls tonic and a,.erstYe vego
table or mineral that cAn be p1sctd pas win dos-
letters BItters.
Be sure. however, to obtain the genuine article. hz
spite Of all the precautions ct the ptopietoe he
lnal bottles sometimes at with alroholtc posA0
which ,s passed on BY scoundrels upon the uasaape.
!rg Al the true elixir. Therefore buy only o{ dsnlx
AZ eetahlshed reputation. The undersigned do tsstT
utnnost 70 protect tho public against conntestet -
thcx ak the public favor to both psEea not ~
pusehs.a Of irresponsible tnasT1dusls or azsas.
, 1864-08-19

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z$E z$E E:E q SHai S## & Ezz EE# 81
Uso Helrnbold's Extract Rueha
Fer sn Affections and dtsee.e. Ct thc.s ors.x
whether existing
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rse ssnsf
''es a5fs she sssss Ii ofa ma4sss. sssas
HziafRo1c's8zTRAcM Buo8u
AzD IT Is cznrAm - 1AA uls3&1 p1uEsE1a
DESIRED KFFEcr
IN ILL DlsEA2a:
II Is RECOMMENDED.
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BLoOD. BLOOD: BLooD
- HELABoLDD !,
HIGHLY EOSCEHTkATKD T.
CO4PQDED
FpU1D EXTRACT aARsAFAR11La,
For purifying tie blood, removing sll ch7orte cu
tha blood and tho only relIhhla AID tfecfra /
knoT Iems9Y fo5 The cuss e scr2tclss scsl1 Haa1
aaone q 81 Eh1nat and Legs. 1lotctes. Pimpes .,
Of thE akin.
And Beautif5in= tlaa Camp1exfon.
->~.> NoT FEN
Ct stc worst disozaez1 that a.uet =sus:nd e,rts.
nc4 ne c9sru11or taat actau1uiascs Il tins Blood
1t ont. memo caa equal n eEecs HelEbotd' = cam
pound Extract o. Sara AnAY1s. 1t c!eac9.x nnd renc
ystea the blood inatls ttr ygc- or health into III
ease Il stimulates tbs beatty fn3eiom Of tes bod.
Afd e1pe7 the dsorre-a that g1rT and fsnde IN t1t
otood Such remedy, that Gal1i be rel Cd On, hst |
lo5s been ssu:n nt fer; sn5 nou it ho azst nme IL
space here doea ot admit Of csrtincates u
etsctz but the trial Of sinzie bottle win SHOW fs
ne neE tcst Las E1rt1t7 aurpassng anything thai
TWO table1pocasIls Of tbs Extract of as.apsrtu,
4ddsd 70 T. p;lt & Eatst Is equal 10 Llabon Diet
Drink and one nct:!t Ia fnll7 EkEon Cf ia
q rnp Of s&rssca1iiaa, OF TIE discretion Is usuai
There Extracts ts7a b.ac A,iu:tted to use IN IL.
q nltfd f,ate3 AMY, ana ara alao In v$Fy ctne-T
u*e II Al tie STATE hotalsa nd public saultary IL
private s:Ea:tes. ard are conait1erod t1Ta!1seif
rsC-ealea.
, 1864-08-19

TINTED STATES tEARSHAL'S
orlh sut q the Ueuict Court q, tho Unitsd States
tae 81 dsy q fn1G s r:t 2! I1nots II ehzs eAtea e
Tcnna ts II Rn hissest ard bs: biodtr for cash, st
Fwt T. II isa sNo y 1I.stet on the th day of Au
III sbout M to Htt oi PlE Iron cont.1n-
+. tbs Cont T. n X: T.: sane having heer ords1ed
may cO1ta m. Aos LIS rptaeEL ot Wnnm II
au6oy6STf @ - w. = AA4- US, AArRhtl
, 1864-08-19

3Mn Late Explosion at Ctty Point
ytTe3S1 ksod.e> ana ETentY <2a.e OF
FFaEnst nfs 1nrertcu-.@ptrulatl
and 1RcI0euts.