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system were made known to some OF ou1
signal officers, and often through them and
by this means yaluable information has been
secured concerning the designs Of the enemy.
On the afternoon Of; the 14th, after the
death Of General Polk, 1t seems the fact was
nails. One Of the eisnal officers Of our coros
read and interpreted the signals, ind at once
made the unexpected announcement to our
officers.
An officer tells me, when We drove the en-
eny back On the following day, that pole.
with piece of paper fastened at the end,
was found standing against stump, One
Of them secured the paper, upon which were
these words: "You - Yankees haYe
killed old General Polk"
When the first news of his Ie7th reached
us there Was some doubt whether 1t was
Lieutenant General Polk or subordinate
General OF the same name. From the facts
since secured, however, there seems to be
no doubt abont its being the Yefitable BIsh-
op General Leon1das. -,
made some inquiries as to the effect his
death Will probably have upon his troops.
They are Of the opinion, though much Ia
mented, his loss will mot seriously disturb
the morale Of his army The fact is, the
General Was not re5y popular. The success
Loring or General French. The former I
understand, is the senior and choice Of the
two. 1oring hos been identified with the
Army of the Mississippi for some time, and
ut Champion's Hil1 experienced. the delcct-
a6ie sensation Of being cut off from the rest
OF Lis command, and only saved himself by
rare exhibitions: OF pedcstrianship on the
part Of tbs troops. Lotine took part In the
evacqatory operations Of Folks army during
the Sherman raid to Meridian, Mississippi.
He will now hare q rare chance to perfect
himself in this fayorite practice OF discreet
Gcreralshfp.
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haps not critical Of several orders rssued By The
War Department, providing for and regulating re.
Cu1ung for old regiments, apparently proceeding
on the bTpotheeis that the recruiting was for feQ
mental and not 1or the general service apd that
the It cruits would be held only for The une1pired
term Of ths reRime1ts, and would be mustered ont
along. with them.
But nom whatever cause the understanding
may have. ar1sen, or however erroneous it pay
hare been, 1t is absolutely certain that It existed
and 20 fu1l was 1t, that In the month OF October,
1eG2, many Of the men who had been drafted In
Indiana for the period Of nine months, volunteer.
I'd into old REGIMENTS for the nnexpsred term,
with the understanding that they should be held
no longer; aud most respectfully submit that
good faith requires that 1t snould be strictly car
ried ont.
Nor was thi. understanding, AZ am advised,
confined to Indiana, h1t prevailed extensively In
other S'ates. It Ia undoubtedly true TINT the rolls
which tie men signed described m enlistment for
three years or during the war. but this Was ex-
planned, "a learn. the necessary technical form
Of the enlistment, ana did not disturb the couvic-
tipn In their minds that they would be held pnIY
fpE the unexpired term OF the regiment.
The question has been presented to the War
Department, and BY it decided, that from the form
OF the enlistment the men would be held for three
gears from the date Of their enlistment, and with.
out regard to the expiration Of the term OF the
regiments into which they volunteered Although
It may not be In the p0Wer Of the War Department
to grant the relief sought for, get it is undoubted
y within the power Of Congress, and respect
fully but e=ty call their attention to 1t as ske
demanded By justice, good fifth md sound policy.
O.P. MonToS, Governor Of Indiana.
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nook escaped overhau1lng from these lnqnis

nook escaped overhaullng from these lnquls
itiTa *'mud6il1s."
In the parlor Was q fine piano, drummed
and played upon alternately, with bolster
ous crowd Of soldiers leaning upon it, each
one shouting for some particular tune ex,
pIessi[e Of their musical tastes. "GiTe u
Glory Ha1lel!nujah,' shouts one. No, that
gla, ed out" eays another: Play Rally
and thus 1t went, perfect iargoa of sound
filling the apartment, while iu one corner OF
the Iooln two soldiers were at work Wiudiug
NJ and causing an old clock to strike. Look
into the entry with me, and see the scramb-
liDg of fifty soldiers over barrel Of flour
and barrel of sugar and mo1asses, while
feather beds are torn to pieces. One mis-
chteVous fellow has found the dinner, bell,
and Je1ls out xFitteen minutes for dlnner,'
Another has discovered a string Of COW bells,
and at once strives to drown the iuharmoni-
0ne sounds Of Ills rivals. ::
With the drumming Of the piano, the
striking clock, the blowing Of horns, the
Tuttling Of dishes, the ringing Of COW aud
dinner bells, the cIatter Of Sc xing machine,
and the ~rangling OF soldiers over the spoils,
the ear was appalled, and deafened, furniture,
bidding, cooking utensils, books, pictures,
China ware, ladies' wearing apparel, hoop
shirts and bonnets, were thfo an together III
prnmiscnous heaps with all sorts Of dirLy
rubbish. For better description the reader
1s referred to ME. Theodore Davis excellent
sketch, which will shortly appear in Harpc.'s
He Hr, illustrating this raid upon the Big
shanty Hotel--Gs6fyia Correspondence Of ne
n r. Tribune
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Our Soldiers Keer3uu n Hotel.

On Friday, willie euue Of our cavalry
were out OF a reconnaissance, BbeIltng tue
woods, one Of our shells passed through u
part ol the hotel entering large sleeping
apartment containing some eight or ten bed.
eteads, and passing through the belstead
out OF the tide Of the room The shell burst in
the yard. At this time, several rebc! officers
we're partaking 1eisurely of d sumpruous din.
ncr, and, without waiting for orders, they
changed their base, retiring In the widest
confusion. Several ladies were in the hotel
at the time tjis uprQly "Yankce'' messenger
entered, and one OF them ~as in the room
through which the shell whizxtd on Its dead
" erran6, but fortunately the fuse was long
enough 10 prevent its explosion tor several
seconds, thereby savipg The terrified Wom-
an'e life.
Upon the arrival of our advance at Big
ShsDty, this Io:el, which was quite yell fur
nsbed for this section of the country, was
guarded. The owners having abandoned the
property the guard Ns8 relieved, and In less
than half an hour the rooms were filed,
yes. the hotel was fairly btsieged with sol
diera representing every arm Of the service,
With sprinkling Of negro servants, the
rough crowd all intent upon getting "soue-
thing good to. eat,'~ while another portion
we're bent upon mischief III company with
HRrper's special artist, stepped iosIde to
get view Of the premises and to watch the
proceedings. Such scrneo a. y ere there. Gu
acted, aud such terrible realization OF Pan
demonium, neither Nj. Davis faclle pencil.
or this feeble pen, can half portray: Up.
stafre, downstairs, inside, outside, Kitchen,
dini1g-roou1, parlur and bedroom, all shared
TIC general tumu1t, and not eobwebbed
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The haccld muscles 1rnnesa soon acqui.e
The frame gal2s fesh, the eye resumes It's d.,v
etfenzsh to the lrubs, hope to the heart retrzus,
Til stat and rutsh the conralescent spusns.
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The citizens Of Char1estown, Mnssachu-
setts, unwilling to pay fourteen dollars a
ton for coal, have clubbed together to pro-
cure their supplies for next winter from the
Nova Scotia mines, where coal is delivered
at nine dollars ton. Companies Of con.
sumers in New York and Philadelphia, equal
y unwilling to be swindled, hare agreed to
buy cargoes on their own account, thereby
saving considerable percentage. In con-
nection with this subject, We find the follow
ing suggestive paragraph'in Boston paper
We understand that coal association IN
Chelsea proposes to supply its members with
fennsylyanta coal three dollars q ton cheaper
than the dealers ask for it.''
The returns Of the coal shipments from the
Pennsylvania mines, by all routes, for the
week ending June 81, show an increase Of
two hundred and cighty-two thousand tons
over the corresponding period Of last rear.
Yet the rise in price continues.
, 1864-06-30
#fniftrla{.
L IMPORTANT TO TIE AT.
Il FLETkD! g.:
Dr.. Marks 8yphl1lt1c Cure.

3hts popusr, eate AID In falbIe remedy Is now Of.
!ere9 70 Sne 1nles.d ~ speedy acd ehs"tual cure
1or siPH1Ll3in Its PRIMARY. secondary and tertiary
q ssgs cities tpeEe EXIST. .eont.<1ons d,teass
called syphilis, witch depend5 p3n special cA1se-
tn tnss q e. aia:,nes xnich : sapabs q
ns een Ia
M1hK aSPs sse Hf Ss DR
fsn fs.e snIs "a s5o!a 81
as1 Z 2sa @ns az q: a6s SR
S'3sasss ga EXT EGPos5RF otR ~ eSs
sSF 2; 81,
seo e Is o e,. ha snEFf II tsqa9d "a
hs SHE ?t p a. hiaAS4 SgE SS;s STSSst
T. RI rrssnEtae pssA sgs q DK. MARKs sYfaiii:
Cure "onc boz Plls oae oosiie wash, etc. 0'pu'u1e
In F1ss fFc6SnRRf Rff PisFs5; sfsGE
BIG me- constitutional. and may b. Know. By ths ioI.
.sYnPToMs.-U1c U1ce1stlcn Of the taro.s, glands,
Il =
III .od web aIs n.ea IN nv stsss: p1oyi I'd she
81 ae' aDs eludins ait ssssS shs WASH
TaE ee. & STAGE knova by
teins!s q hs be1ss: ens1s q is lo!ats snd
aLeFa1lon OF parts. etc. The @SJphlltic EuId' aud
Fills aIs nsed II this rtaFe.
q Prtea Is par psskaes. Price Ct "Ssph!htie
CnJc - per bottle; Pills, 81 per box; Wash, $l.1
n. R.-Pcfsons ordering tho medicines should be
particular 10 state the OF the disease otdaf
the Mftctnces reqntreE to tcs stni With wilch
they are af1lcted at the price As hhuYa stated Sec
oaaaIy syhh.l1 msy be b, rd1talv ana may be trans
efecru.'s destroy this diseaIe ind curt thr child
ana msEeN pure and healthy.
Rersons who hav0 Feaaon to suspect from aby
canec either her1d3tafy or the result Of Ag1ou
from DAG tEeAdne1t) the existence OF any Syphiuue
Faint OF vluJ remaining their systam, should not
tail TO pse DR. MARk9' cYPH1LITIC CURE, which
~! eaectnaily destroy sud eradisate every particle
anu tnefshy secure themselves she certainty Of
Kul cure he 2 Oh8r CASES, no matter bow ions
gtsrnlE bow lad, or what uaJ haye been ts effects.
NW1ll thoroughly rc1ovstt. The WhoIa ssststu and
w1ii @ aoninitate a1d cxp.l eTery particle OF sEp-
hiits ~ hnd tsstore tbs system 10 perfect stale
N. B-For tSroniIc or 1naammstory bheuuattsmt II
II an hinlb!e c1re, and the only medicine that ii.
a Treatise on sAtual D,ssAst q, Elvln. the cause,
s5mptenlsa aid Dsnn.E OF cure, otcompanies each
bottls which eau be had 1t ths o1ce gratis Or it VIII
De ht0t TO any address receipt uf {Yo thleecent
sta1Eps. 10 pay postage On The fame.
- The ncd1c1Ee will be 4tut By eI3ress to al
parts q the country on receipt Of the money.
~ Prepared and sold By DR.. E. KasTERLY d
~, corner OF Third and Chetrnt strecs St. Louis.
70; soa ~ Il 81 .EGsrERLY co.'s Family uea
cine Store. % Madison street, near the Po4t uca,
Chicago Ill.
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xtOlNE NATkR.
Iu:iEe Fotes ACTS ugon the EkAHT, L1vGn, ED
hkzs, DIGESTIVE oRaAsb aad GLAxpuLAR S5sTEX
Tlt success Whlch has attended tie Of this tem
edStn o1tvate rractc=- aud the enforcement Of med
1cs1 authority enable TO rcconsnd 1t to the prAo
etuoner tnl Ae public. feeling confident that with
1ar trial 1t will attest it, excellence In the
Of CtreDtc DHcases Which indicate Iodine. euch a
6CHo1CLA, BRoHCuiTls, kk1K E2ur11oHs, aEA8T;
LIN FL sIc k1DHA1 EIRxAkks, EKEFoUs AZ "s*suoH1,
N1uEAln1A. ]2ukrxA17su. DxsrxPstA, DKn1I1TE.
ETFu1L1s. sc.
rh5blelsns tn&y rely upon tic Uniform strength Of
iodine Aicr ss containing three quarter rains rrkx
lodlue IN each fuld ounce rUkA ~ntu1, ~. .s1Sr
EEIro USED. II # net liable to decempos,d& nof
BpoEtaueousy formed Inequalities; neither II the
Iod,pe o1ydlze4 rcutral!zed By combination with
any ingredient. rendering tA!t solution superior to
euy Other r7s,hod Of exhibiting 1ooins.
Full directions aecunpa:,; each bostlt that 1t may
be usco at family medicine wen h5 tie prcfes-
tiou.
Price Ont dollar Fer bottle. On receipt Of nve dol
Afe. sdx bottles delivered FREE By express to any
Address
Beware Of Counterfelts and 1ndtstions which m
pr1ncplea dealert neavor to dispose OF rep
Hta1ion See signature and trade mark {t. Greek
word heRalng tAis Advertisement upon the Labels
and wTsppcrt OF esch bottle. without which none n
Ecntlhe.
Circulars gratis. DIR. q. AkDERs CO.
I1,elCtkns and Chcsr1Rts, AZ Broadway, NJ.
1or tA!e w BLISS q SHARP. LII Lske-st-, Chicago.
, 1864-06-30
Ge1rnn Bitter5.
DR.: JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
EnKON .BHTTEBs


xhs Lattst and Most Important Discovery Q,
the 18th century.
pHom.ss na1=s u moro 1nt,ntse.y oearso.s4 x4ta
AesA:or7 of t1s Msserla @e.. q he V4;teG s;a.ss
s ef a69H1 e. 6as s 81 H
Ky. ~ laintfaole preparation Il saraspfts. nss
sa s 81 d dsus ga" Ct ssos
a. secome o5sehol: w.rd throughout sae Wes;
HI Ss saa q y !.
l,Eeaa - Es eosttntns Of Merit Amestca: Bot ne
lueAt 6Gcovery, o. rstner oomoinentn, 70. be zoe,
p: s1. s e = ~ q snk6N
soass sea1Es e il 1suSe teassltaat; 81 Gaa.rs s
q. Bids eeeance TO the Vost nesnly ulalaf1a apk
fi e. s1 tn ~ n o
k,e 1oy tsa Ce,Ion Is potct - curt. no matter *As
h'1s fh' r. I'll III |, not prepared to oaoore tr Il
:at *nt he fs neseshIess sat,sa ID from
sss ~ : e shsss T.; u u
- a'Gsz
BYSPEPsIA
~ iu attendant tssia Of syplemt 1t scta rors Bt
.aRy e e. e. ss,ss aac1 Isa st 1snE IL 1
,4sT . comparison ' 1n:I i, ia t1s .iEeaI5
e .S son u e ~ pssr;
IL TERMINATION $50 be ia noR enAh1 d 70 off. rc tEe
iae i aSeg o
~ aisstlie: Bsn:non .wsss5 which ID il nonnSe1:
IL might .r1IDsa = volume Of cers,acates, but sas
9utn: havo lon3 nnes laaEne 70 sstoass such th.nu
: s.: toT ,t'f The 7T7us' of 1sdcsas, ai7s
-"UEDRON RITTERs
oea tr,1 and you viii never use any osnsrs.
II rA NTtItf 5FkC q n$
, 1864-06-30

Enlintncnts In Old Regiments for the
Unc1pired Term OF Service.
The following is the letter from Governor
Morton, ference to which has been made
and Indicating the movement in which be is
Joined ty Gov. Yates, of this State:
~. EXECUTIVE DxpAKrxrHr.
NnAsAroLls. Ind, june q, 1881.
To the President Of The Senate 1Cu Suesser of H..
g n9uee o. Representatives, Congress OF the Uni
desire to present to you. md tbrouoh von -
the henafe and Hoase Of Represent ntives ~ ~.
PoFtan1 qcef:on growing out Of the cnlistment ~
recruits ahtcilor to the LIST Of JanuarY. isxS H.
Tee tl1ce ycars teSlments then III The t1ld tn
men fhus recTaited In lnolaua had the under-
stanelpE ,hat hey we're enlisted for the
tefm oi tne resime1ta into which they went. and
Toa.u pe oleenarEed a'ong wtsh them. This IN
Eafst. From the general impression which nre
rallied tAat The country would not need thair epr.
rsces n1te1 the exptatiou Of the term Of he rcn,
nentA, which would be from ahort me n1fndie -
tic cloAe Of the year 1864.
kftGEd> Fcc2ufe the recruiting WIS carTicd m
Tor particular regiments, And not fol the reneral
service, car!ipg the tdea that the recruit was to
etise lu That reg lneur md no other, and tt not
bttnc known then that Tho rcgimeutal orcapfza-
= a1t By the re-enlls stment Of veterans or By apy
uthtr lre GEES. =.
1hfTd, because this understanding was unfver-
safly erconrnged and presented BY recruiting OIL
GRE. a1.d WIS as1eed to snd copcurred II bT
u1ued State mastering oflcsrt 81 AN tnforu-
co and belleve. lhcE III duty.
FeEf1a. tfom the general reading, though pct.
, 1864-06-30
, IQLH$,
9jF. HI. Auf2ers Il Co.'s

y 33* 01Nh - n ~ WY
On TEAM HH Broadway. H.
, 1864-06-30

/. A short time ago, q signal officer 81 fhs
name Of Floke, il remember the name
rightly, discovered the principle OF the rebel
system Of signals, which enabled him to in
terpret what vas transplring along the enc
my's nnea. The discovery and keY to the
, 1864-06-30

DIR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
FOB THE fRESKRVATI0N. BEAUTY. GROWTH
AND KESTnRATI0N OF THE HAIR,
long heen the desse Of pezecns troubled with
sun hafsh. unfutJ hair u procure articis wnicn
covered 1oF thus purpustfa
1R. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
THIS har oil ge+ etrntes the tnutest ports, giving
tho dry, ttheFtug buibs Ills and v1os opens tho
cnpinarous 9uos!anees eofrens. preserves, beauhes
4nd tsrsaatheDs the halr prevents it f1om I tQg or
mtture!{ gEay ard turns ragged hair into that whlca
y q ooh. glossy and wavy e Is admitted bv all to
The balr and derlrg It pernahent. 30 LADY or gca.
tlernan thcud be without It. -
- krce st cents Der Bottta.
u Prepared ool5 by DIR. Z. EA5TERLY, st. Icu1t
..U Sold 1t nR. E, ,EASTERLT & co.'s Family
Medicine Store % Madison Get. tha Post o.
dec. Chicago, III. jaa1.k5spkt.T TAs.Is
, 1864-06-30
LADIE&, READ THIS.

De. BOOPER'1 FEMALE CORDIAL
This elegant AID bopUlar mediclue win cure all r.
m4!t c0uPIAiufss suIh 2s excessive, suppressed or
psinfni MtLe1tuasloo. Len iorrnea Or Whites Falling
81 {ha Womb and 4ll 1a11tfea ct the MON tHLY
PEI1oES: 1t will a1to htlnR On the Menses Eien
suppressed BY code OF oil onnatufal caps=s. Young
ladieS trpruachlc1 woMalhood suffering any or th9
9lMc1lues above sname1sted will rud LII. Hoopef'g
EenA1e Cerdlhl valuable aid to nature, and will save
teen lnuch suffering and to their chteEn and
eJes tht bloom ot Eeaith. 1t has bee1 thoroughly
" Price s1.25 per Bots1e.
Prepared oalJ by ut: E. E.EASTERLT,S ST. Lou1s.
..R- so}d Ut Or. E. EAsTERLY & co.'s Family
Meuicle Store, % Madison Rreet near the Post Omce
Chicago. I'll
, 1864-06-30

Thts Is lafe pleasant aad inallibls cure tor Da1I'
hea, Uybentery, Cholera Aerbus. Cholera 1nautun1,
Gollc PATH. OF Vino in this Stomach or soWeit,
eTamps q 6pasns t.s.tng and esyinE Of nfanse aad
zen wh.n teeth!nE Dr. Essterlgs l1arrhea sSrnp has
been u general nse for tho Last ten Years, Millions
prGEounce 1t the very best medicine they ever used
for theae Complaints ei.her for children Or ults
E1- Price 50 cents ptr Hotsle
Mo.
~ Sold At DR.. r EAsTKRLY d CO.'S Fsnily
Medicine Store 80 Madison street, tne Fost o.
, 1864-06-30

tnKtFrL FknrcAL CERES BIT THE APPLIcA,
y OF fRoF. DE- l;EATH's ELEcrRIC OH!-l pro
I tp cu,t. alinoet lnstArt tAnsously. ind,Es1n ii
c.ed VIII I'eainets, Aeadkchc, Neuralgia, Chlll
u.po-e tn c!.eck %ph eI1c4ually uisn1pate mort
"hta rstn. and 70 arEamrilsh pe.res and NOR
hur, an fT.teH, ti,,. bc ed .teu u ary ctaei
III cthtr methods ri nrttlc.l I'D In the -ane snace
Fnte II ncr tle. s.; UfH iM. Sole-Accnt
ist. l1tia, Fa., Lore & 6m,ta. HuJnhsu & vau
;hlacs AfsC sullth D~yer, Chicago AEent3. For
alt by III! Druggists and Merchants.
YtYXl, b lhS iuI
, 1864-06-30

Afflicted Read.

tn 0oHAH6 DiefI1'S1A CURE IL warranted to curx
=. e. l'E:ncPss.1 no matter how 4uEg standing
5fsi: s.'s a;1:A VEL SPECIFIC il the only reuee.
-1Gt - :urf Gravel. Kidney CuupAaint And uu Dis.
en17s n; 81 !ns @ siadoe1 @ irtse m se11 Y express:
IN = cEgjnc: the mot skc .tic. that II viii curt
= .'rte eus H.*uac4e, Neuralgia In tue aeAd
q: t'Ft:.-,- cents. rent by hual.
,anslAN amnFHANss II aIH GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID
etpe34 tAUtfIf G,5s to the hsiF, kc~pB 1t n curl
Ext res~ >3-~~ NV ~'' A-A" ~
uElAaas TETTEH OINTMENT IL 4 sure and
10 Icstcr. Salt Rleunn, Ch6pped Handx
41"F h'thlatue, DC. Price 80 cents. Sent
m Ihe anove G1sra5nscs will be 10 any addresa
South El-h1h street, flli1adephis r. Descrintis -
GFc1les6 sent f-tr LOI.D A. EtI RI ~ e
~ Lake street, agents fo- CHICAGO,
, 1864-06-30
DR.. r.EAsTERLTsS FEVER AND AGUE
KILLER.

This celebrated and lnfallfble remedy IL warranted
70 cure AEur and FEvet, uu NIB Azne. Chilli and Fee
1a!is tie meneT will be returned 70 the purchaser
Aincn; oi hottles have been sald and 1t waa naral
0 Price t12, PR Bottle. .- ..
~ EepSEeo only bI Dr. 3. EAsTERLf. b.
- Sold at nr. z. EAsTBRLy 4 co.'s Family
NJ dlcine gtore, No. 20 A24scn street, Qaa1 the Post
Gf1cn. inicaCu. Ill.
, 1864-06-30

mX o0REs! OH, mY OORNsl
DR.. SANDERS THR1E MINUTE sALVE.
This celebrated and aabe preparation viii e1eo.
tuAly AnQ permanently remove and cure Cor1s WAzts
Motfs and Toothacne In from THREE to TEN a1iN.
uTk5. Il viii ave instant relief to those suffering
and TUOTHACHE.
& PTico 50 cent? per Bottle.
n Prepared only By DR.. e. EAaTRRLY & CO.,
St. Louis. Mo.
T. Sold At DR.. E. EA5TERLY 4 co.'s Family
sied1cIns Store 80 Madison street. near the Post Of
= ""fc8go, Ill.
, 1864-06-30

Hr. wesvt7's Co. p und EXTRACT Of FIREwEED ou
uAoK and LIVER tTtvr Is WARRANTED 10 cure
t'ul-, ealt Rh~u". liver C"myiapt. ard al Gis-
;sNnT r.BIlITATx. It l. w.Idet ful in tts eIe.fs-
IT,. SOLD hy Au utnR.lsts q. sCOVll, Il Ean.
II ST. Ctlsral 3Gelt Iet The West.
k2-t,HnT. .Snl Arf.iH ~
, 1864-06-30

CofGn1c's Honey Soap.
lis ccl-t1k;-d rblLET 6UAf, in 7pch un1va-tal
aid. Y mace from the choicest materials. Is mild
cDo'isnt u lts nature. traeranl,t srented. and
efl.lF bent 121al III Itk acl1oI. upon the glA For
hy nj druggist. aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
pu743-ly Tu-bAT-Tp
, 1864-06-30

hac more thai thirty 3cxts e1pt1 tdnce In the
;r;f-t c: .'EisA.e Dr-nsts. TIE GL41t, Contain
'niui.rie iLf"Enlhtii a4a AFFIpAyI1a. exposing
:5sectt In rct'age s3aIn.t. PoSt 'sHice Boz Il
go, Iuinots- Office and AoAtoml oA1 MnRpnrs. LIS
III Clark etrest. jes-14iS-f VII
, 1864-06-30

11hh-VEt Selsbtatea Enlh OYh IL rHI Is2f
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" 7l;s.'aE Gst'nr aud rcri,ttt the Il fferts o.
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5. ~ eshers &C mere limitations, md should be
tsbt hc.e b. sn D--cE!rts. A:. ptetory, q Bar.
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Tp:r rer's CT 'Ia4-s nnspta1 Gus on Houee Street
L.; ~ oii'tta IN 1851, n,w perm.ncnt.
bpeslslkt IL the srea:m.nt Of ULp ca oSIa. Msauu.
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9sE.sst Ar ~ r9Hpsns c3s O GoSTAo !oUs yESE.
Mercury, ISpinH. friAbs.E. Aren.c or any no,son' ~
but ~1ti q f&E.'s EA' 'zEE- POSITIVE ornz Tor u
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Eocl.:sai anc 9Trrh3! tlalssi.us, brUught on Dy
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:. :..:t ad throat, noas, Iintls and
r. = t-:.--: With 3. endless number or
ID reeouuer!ed ~ the prese generally Of
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.c1.c-cs,etc Tnosr .tt.cte stiould appl, tmtne-
aud b@ curcc # 1eee horrihle dir-ases-
is-<r. I,r .e-ree' tfflct ahG Iarluts nre At 66
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Confidential. je73-k6Ht2W
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D1~ AhAENAV"9
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ss1a O. ~ lhEoale pMsaees &nd Diseases of
!.si9 ana aenesie nature. In pote s-1es, which he
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s .d1fe ID 6ssnt,sae1 san consult bocto
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F1Ee 1-e !rost9rt long experience IN Hntrftl and
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,teIltct cufef for all Chronic !,isn2ses IN their
sexefs 70 complicated stai e.. ii yerT shc1f
r. EAn srTer7ne NOS seil.sbuse A1s invited to
=. af1. a ps;: cSsG En1Tantcd F-nAie 1r1eErlsr1.
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~ of..; eu2ns To marriage, ehcnld Gill at
a*S.E - : ~ ste. t-mEl9z lit
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STAINED AND CUT GLASS

Works, - .3ava1d Place, Bozton. MaM.
ETef5 ceretr, r,uoE Of Ornamental Wlnnnw1 10
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E1s tna q. .ooasea work. UedKn4 sent on 2ppcxtto
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Constitution Life Syrup.


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the 6Elu, Ike ~
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Further Particulars: Of tho Rout-
HORROR of the Retreat-Narratfyc
Of an Officer OF the 55th CoJored Heg-
1IHept,

Correspondence Chicago Tribune.l
CAAP 55Tu q. s. CoLonEp IsPAErHT.
FoRT PICKERING.
MK+fpfyJa Tenn Iu1n II 1894 1
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H@ ~ "kAAl1AMs nXFR1es1oH o. sPIXr1H.
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moStng The Bad breath. and cusi2g tho west Joia%
md Rheul11tc Palms which he 1ss ~ Eafnms1A H.
su1ea the Iast2 - ts-uiy AZ eTSf. A4 A2@s -
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And Al other dtmculttes Of this kind which "a mn-s
A1s " ont#2tu appsaEabce ct both mniea snG
ts.naes * o1en Iak1nE item 1isx1sanx obiect
, 1864-06-30
MFUR6 WATER, DO.

Roa through The world, through every climate rsaa
uefe Ii the antidote Igalnst every change;
Water inpure It tcmpezs, and nu1es
Man to all hardsntpe IN all Temperatures,