davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-07-09

HE 1UIlUHbs
hare omitted to state most important
fact and its results, una that Is the separate
ell upon the President OF the Kentucky del
eeation to the Baltimore Convention. They
called In body, and Dr. Breckenridge was
The Spokesman. They entered their protest
against the raising Of troops in Kentucky for
home defcnses, and the placing Of them un-
der the command Of Bramlette and Wolford.
win be allowed there except such ss are mus
tered into the service Of the United States,
and no such troops can be commanded, in
p ho'c or in part, by IPo!fond. This point Il
settled, ull may rest assured.
, 1864-07-09
DAs. E3AST'EELE'S
AmERlCAN LEHlnfEMT.

This valuable Ltnf1uent VIII cure
Rheumatism, Sprnfns, bruises, Outs,
Wounds, Ulcers* Contracted Ten-
dons, sNc1led and Stiff Joints, Lum-
bnEo. and all Diseases where IN
external remedy is indicated.
DR.. EAsTERLY,s AMERiCAN L1EIAEET will
el1o cura Epra.ne, prni.es Cuts. Calls. Ch1:es R-x
bore Scratches or Wounds which are constantly oa.
cn1,ing r9 HORSES, Fanl1ea snousd Keep, II CON
kTAEtIY On HAND to ust ia time Of need, a II IL
the BEST AND MCST EFF1C4C1OUs LINlMENT
nos In use.
e For sale at DR EASTERLT d CO.l Family
Medicine Etare, - M6uison Et1tct, near tie Post
Office, Chlc4gc, Ill.
, 1864-07-09
Gcnro1t BittfrH,
NS. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
?EEsRDN ;BE'TI'ERS
fns 1&tsst kn6 HOS. Important Discovery Of
Tbs 18th Century.

AA6 A@te&t nA4 0p4k Anp01L40I Q1EC0Tb{Y Q1
tbs 18th Century.
e s; a.ss. ess Hs @ ~
GHss ss g. 5oa b23fS bG q 81 ms Sai:!: T.
:ocE stoo st TIC cea5 o. The sk.ioaB conpuundx ct
e. dS s5 a sne NJ;
lnt ecct- Gnc Luz vo1r loxsnRes. IN ieN = yra.
.ss tHs 8 sss
-! ~ sssss $ $ @ S%SSiso = Il:
k,ncrt:A. TO rtom III virtues rave :.ee5 k3oHn fu
81 {:sl:. ~ 1fs s s. a.. 9ss III :s
=! sls: rtnSal :e&r the .nos: v:aono:. s.r2.nts 4
%als 3 IT, 1an i. nct prepared to eneor.e th,, q.
! taoIoueh .e1snisatoE ct tie es1:ea:e relsnEx {
sss .sasss r e: r
Az 4 i Sss SSS ea'o7ed G.assi Hmsss ia
DYSPEPSIA
rs ~ as;sad.st s a:a q sy@ptes ae4 noss ,lxs
IS a,s;s aect r1sts e. !; fista T. ~
bssI Il, ,e,omnasi.an sith 1t in tit. cissssr
soa q u e. Ets1. ~ = foE1e
ses:ea I 81 e er1erssn,,, In et,r, n, .n,,..,.,
- ri Isea ~ sasees e.
~ NE az he y noK eaxol=S orer 70 lie
- ~ esssi sassP ssPessxss e 20
sn S1sa bseoa ,,f ,,s ,Tst'y which se eondes,
gs WiEas 1afnish = volume Of o-runca.es. but t.
s3nS s1s: IL T p:a !: s.
+ teG .os .inrt.: lie 1Efues q Few ,.ed.scs' a
OEDnon Br1TERs
o?e ~, aad you x1n never nzs auy otbsra,
s. eed1os e nl,sf. Gsnas i1sS ss ...
SrAy 1+
, 1864-07-09
1t is NOT often VIC speak of Pl1y.
MfrfnrH

But we Can cheerfu1ls say Dr.. Whittier hss richly
1oya. Ae has E larErr eracefce Nau any Other Phy.
enss. IN Tie t1sAtmenl Of ali thcse Dis
namely: Private dtseA3Gs he has tor the ph.t ftesn
ys1s oetolea hls whole lime attention 70 those
Hortunate caeea which have bA,1ed TIT ain OF ciher
p1y51caLs m He 10 most aucceesfdt ID the sFeatme1t
nrh ~ ncsG c.see Which were formerly cons'dered IN
Which hid15 VII +. Of sisa nGa,n =, 81 81 A hs9 Koex 1hys
70 nse.nsy postage As Ic IL most Luaious TO DO III
S Eo0o hs ssn any one may call and receive Ls
G5nraSee; DEce 6nd ps7lorf 16t Clark rtrces. Posi-
>ti1ce ho1 sA AL bEtlnets stsicty confidential.
, 1864-07-09
Cheeseman's Female Pills,

that Ladies' have for relief from the suppression o.
thoae PERIODS which kept according to the calls
Of Nnture, will GUARANTEE 70 THER the fullest
amount Of Kooc health and strength md which, II
net fsEnlnElI experienced will produce MISERY
AND DEATH. and Is that FIRST or ALI. R1XKurxa
ZOE DIHEAkK8 or EKAALxs
, 1864-07-09
THE GREAT
INDIAN M MEDICINE.
CoN7oUxD1p YBoN
Roots, Narks and Leaves.
Cure!

Kntsz1ops, and numerous diseases such a. Loss ..
5!@Se!. of Vsl@n. frenssaFa DID Aaa u 1S
Pi,ne9lIy e p. .s.ea:ninza TEs1niing. Wsfefalness
Consumption. and al the dirafal Complaints caused
~ departing from the path Of nature.
EB This medicine ID simple vegetable extract
and whcn ell can rely, 81 1t hzs been used IN
ouE pracstce fur mh1y years. md with Thousand:
rative powers have been snacl.ns 70 gain victory
over the meet stubborn tAss.
/" TO those vnn hAve 1r1ded With their const1su.
uon. until they think themselves eeyond tho reach
Of medical aid we wGnld esy DKsPAIH EorI t1a
CHEROKEE CURE Will rts!tre you to health and
vtEor, and ases au Quack doctors hava falledt
~ Price, 8. per bottle, three bottles for Is, and
forw srded BY Express to all parts OF the world.
" Fer iun particulars, Get Circular froa kny
Drug Gtpra In the country, wrte to the Agent.
Will sll free TO deeizng the Same fui trea.
ttss II pamphlet form.
eAsc, sur General Agent for the We8t.
&cld hy Ill Dru.R1ets everywhere.
, 1864-07-09
AN 1CHTMYOL0GICAL CO.
R1N@HTX. =
4 mummT Fish Liberated and He.
stored to Life at BAFnUMs8.

From the y. Z. Evening Post Jnly1.l
NJ. Barnnm to-day exhibited another nov-
city at the American Museun-a fish which
Which had laid Itself away for season to
1eFose tlll the arrival Of favorable oppor-
tuntty for resuscitation
The Snowman in lis wisdom fixed the hour
OF noon 1or the event, and crowd of 6pec-
tators, Nternry mtn, women, reporters ana
others' were present to witness the plenom-
1t had been reported that Professor Aoas.
etz would oiaciate ut the revival Of the f}sh.
10 remove the cerements and earthen case.
but, instead, Mr. Barnum took the stand
himself, to explain and superintend the e one.
He held in his hand lump Of dried earth
about five or SIX inches In diameter, which
be Informed the assembly contained Ify{nu
tenant. On one side Of the lump was hole.
which he explained to be an aperture for
The hsh belonged to the species termed bv
naturnlfsts the Lepidoserin d4necians, and was
obtained from the Gambia River In Western
Africa, some three hundred miles from the
ocean. The ;first discovery Of this family in
1chth5oiogy was made In 1887, on the bank
Of the Amazon, in South America The spe-
cies then discovered was named Lep.do,irsr
parado4a-the African type being . later &C.
quisition to sc1e1ice. -
It is the practice Of these fishes to surround
themselves with q shroud Of leaves md o
coffin Of mud, there to remain "ligh and
dr5" for months, Or, perhaps years, I'LL the
recurrence Of rainy season shall dissolve
in their "native element"
Tie negroes Of Africa, aware Of this habit
OF the Lcpidoslran, arc wont to dig them
from their hiding places and use them for
hi. Barnum having concluded bis explana.
tion, invited several gentlemen to the stage
to inspect the fish as 1t lay inbedded. a
rently, for restiration. An assistant then
brought saw, and carefully cut through the
earthly coffin on all sides. HI then pfied It
open, exposing the fish to view.
1t lay. apparently torpid on one of the
pieces, doubled up head and tail together,
and sWathcd in d fold Of leaves Which were
attached to Its body By tenacious slime.
Mr. Barnum caused It to be PASSED around
among the audience for inspection. It WIS
then returned and lifted carefully off the fran-
ment Of earth; the leafy shroud was taken
Of, and tho fish placed carefully in tank Of
water.
Alter few moments IT exhibited signs of
animation. Its tcntacles vibrated, the body
Strengthened out, and it began to move. Il
required many minutes before 1t ss was fully
restored to the possession Of It's faculties.''
and certain injuries which It had sustained
about the tail greatly obstructed free motion,
Mr. Barnum received several Of these curl |
ouB fishes from London, and had caused |
most Of them to be opened in private, before |
TenturinE on public entertainment |
The success Of his experiment was such rs
10 warrant this exhibition, as any one can |
perceive by visiting the aquaria, in which |
several resuscltated Lepidoslrens are living.
He now contemplates the Importation OF |
more specimens, after which tho public NAV |
expect to see the exhibition repeated.
, 1864-07-09

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAIL
~ H0..D CoMPAaT.-Tnls Corurany will com.
mtncs the sale OF C0EMUTATlUM TlCKE15
On and after July ist,

Between the following Stations, under regulations
, 1864-07-09
Rtokea-dewa and DeIleats Constitutions.

Suffering tom IndiH7oktt1on to K1arston. Lon n
Memory, Fosebcdtng9. Horror Ut Calamity, Fesr -
t!emises Want Of Sleep Rsstless9ess: Pals. HassaEE
9 G69unsenance, ana Lass1t9ce 9f the Muscar 8ysfsS
HYBUP. *AS@ AAa&8
FOR ALL FORMS OF
, 1864-07-09

This celebrated TOILET buAt. in such universal
tel1aad, Il nA!e ftoHl the choicest Cate--:s. mGd
md eu01tpt III ttR nature. fTaEfan.ly ececttd and
e1srcm-- hetet .:i tc IL nc,iol upon the FOR
Sale By all DFurr1str and FAtry Coos Dealers.
Se<S.E1.S- IL Tu.sAI.Tu
, 1864-07-09
As a general Blood-PurHiying Agent,
the Life Syrup glands unrivalled By
any preparation in the World.

yonng. hip Disease, Neura1y1s. ard I'll nervous ~
eases snd Ladies who arc suffering from Diseases -
Ady5se the use e 1C0SSTLTUT1oN LIFE sfRuEs III
VIII restore thetE p31td co7cte1a1ca stre1Fthfn th@
xeak back, aad s!cs. 4t7a then aeH elgK5, nav nfe
, 1864-07-09

IL xteSs Chinese Remedy for secrtt diseases: Oas
41ect1on. Priee .: PER box. Sold by al druggists.
A&3D d sAl1H, Wholesale Agents.
'&p1a ct61-Sn Tu.sAANo
, 1864-07-09

The Dubuque Herald has half column
article descriptive Of" q remarkable cave in
Iowa" The most remarkable 'scaye" we
know Of In Town is that which has happened
to the Copperhead party. The chasm is 40
big that IN army Of thirty Thousand men
might march through it abreast. Iowa Is full
Of phenomena this year-isn't 1t, Hprdt!3
, 1864-07-09
. The 1oclziu. Bird OF Besaca.
Ihe Atlanta dptetl relates the following

The atlanta Appttl rtlntes the following
incident:
In the hottest OF the battle Of Sunday, a
ehel1 came screaming through the air from
the works In front Of our left. 1t paused
above point where Gen johnson aud Gen.
Polk were standing, vhlstled like top
above them, and before exploding whist1ed
half dozen notes clear as life to the drum
like rattle Of musketry. The din had scarce
died away. md the fragments fallcn to the
ground, when the attention of the party was
directed to one Of the upper bough5 Of q tall
tree, where mocktng bird bad begun to i'm
ttate the whistle OF the shell. Neither the
roar Of cannon; nor tho ruin Of balls could
drive this brave bird from It's lofty perch It
sat aboVe tho battle field like little god Of
war, its blythe tones warbling over tie din
OF ArIne.'
, 1864-07-09
STAINED AND CUT GLASS.

WorA, 1o Barrnrt Plaee Doxtcn, Ma.z.
Evsg detsH. s ,icn oi o. ornamental Wtunoe7. 10
chi srt EInboata Ecrk. Dtsrul seci on aunlir do
teE6@+El eEauhs WEST
, 1864-07-09

Cavalry Bureau.
70 Purchase In the open market viii be continued
a. the Shove pc3nts until the contract is awarded.
PasneLN made in Certificates Of Indebtedness tor
seven "a horses Or more. jY+ui8l-8s
, 1864-07-09
Fremont Coppcrhead Mectlns In Egypt
The Cops undertook to get up Fremont
meeting in Union county the other day. A
correspondent gives us Ill account Of it:

The Cops undertook to get up Fremont
meeting in Union county the other day. A
correspondent gives us I'LL account Of it.
JosEsDoRo, Union Co. July {, 1864.
Last week posters we're circulated, calling
on th: a." Radical De1nocracy'' to meet at the
School House in Anna, to form Fremont
Club. On Friday evening, the night set,
come twenty Union men went up to see who
we're there, and witness the proceedings.
We'll, We found three notorious knights of
the Golden Circle, one Captain and one Chap
lain mustered out OF tie l03th regiment, and
the Hon. {t) J. H. Smith, disunion member
OF the Legislature from Union Co with m
equal number Of sorehcads Of the lowest
order Of white men, one Of whom Was ap-
pointed Chairman, another Secretary, while
the third one acted as chief fugleman, By
inviting ]. Il. Smith, q Copperlead Of the
pfsen1st Kind, to address the meeting, which
be did In q speech Of one hour, e1logizing
Fremont to the Skies. and giving old Abe
particular phits. But the fun OF the whole
Thing was, Mt the close of the speech; neither
of the three "Democrutic'' worthless would
ji.e The club. tone thought he would -go
"Ia1f scholar" some other ttne). As
there were not "Fremonters'' enough to
officer an organization, they adjourned xire
d:e.
The object Of these sccesh knights is obrI-
ous, to tickle the ears Of sofcheids, and
thereby divide the Union party; but the
thing won't work down here.
Olu Abe will get three times Us many votes
in this county as he did four years ago. This
is one Of the worst Copperhead counties in
the State, hut we are steadily gaining ground
for the Union cause.
, 1864-07-09

49, ABEs A1ssG&0"%
COIL aecdA !'hSslcth. tfu1mutly OF st. 1x3uia MOI
ESD Ie I7n!5!.sa y h!s o:ace 10 sonth Clark .sof
Poss Once o. ~ Chronic Diseases. sud Dsesses cf
&S*Ss <no dtlicstt nesure. In oott sex.s, wtuch he
Ehert e Leaist aad usussenen eorsuls nc b3ctcr
70 z: T.; 9Rnd+ys 10 70 II T. II. Con mnrics
Gontd5nnkt Co7.ulsa:iens ffue. Addlcye T; Q. hox
131 Aceloae two Lis 3cldeto Bea.:E.
Ffom tue n2ctcrt lo!E e1rsnence IL aespltl and
p1ves practice. be Il kbe to perform. enG will fEhr-
Eaoss sey.te anc atee ssae e. Ia very thort
YcrnF ncc suffering from s<lE~bnsa s:o nFlteo 70
ck4. perfect cure warranted. FeMA1e HseKu!ala.
uea attenn6ol "a Puberty. Aenssruation, q ptso1x
hhytEx AEy onstrncucca 70 marriage. khoul1 cAn #
Eht4isy Arn auccCxk. jxsQml31 lit
, 1864-07-09
re TIN q NAL

4 sls Rlc Bottle will lnsr a monsh--eo bo used
three times q dny.
, 1864-07-09

Teefe Il but cna GENUINE AND SURE CURE fcy
FE4ALEa who suffer from 1RREauLARIT1IB, OF OF.
cause Of those distractions.
This cure has been ognlzed for rAny years. IHR
ONLY SAFE RELIANCE Is In
, 1864-07-09

bT1UkA. Trynt.1 17n
aIA1cULAH 6NELLHGB, xaxg1pxIA5
ULuE5ATIDI- eALT RUE0V
This taiEt fuKs-o1rAE1 and AeeCrRxp,, al.tnR NJ
inrC|able. ~~~ N"@Ao3s8s2
, 1864-07-09
MR1ictna(.
DR. EAsrEKlY's
iodine AND SARSApAnlLiA,

THIS Is tbs only medicine thet will cure llsessea
arising frcE IN Impure state OF ,he blood. VIZ:
scxofula, or Kings Evtl, Cancers, Tu-
mora, Ernptions of the Skin, Erys1pe-
las, Chronic Sore Eyee, Hinssvorm or
+, letter. scnld Head, Old Snres, Fever
Sores, Ssycllincs OF the Giands, Lopro-
sy, White SvVeuin@s, Piles, Blotclaes,
Bofls, Pimplcs on the Face, Goftre,
Kheunantfs1n, Dropay or Gravel, Liver
Complaint Dysrepsfa, Nervous Anec.
tionr, General Debility, all Chronic
diseases and ali discusses arising from
the Use OF mercury.
1hfa m.dtctne combines ia a highly concentrated
sale the fluid Lxtract OF SA Is. = AR1LLA ltse
the 1ouiDG or. POTAsR1U5f. Together with o!auf
vkluafle Ve9esAtls purifying E1tat IT, prepared by
ahtW Caeo teal pfocers aB to renoer .he pce21ra~
lion The 1nott edcsct0us remedy ever offered to the
Public Ior AZ diseases arising iroa Impure state
pR.EASTKRLY'8 l0D1HE AND sARSApAR[LLA
ia eorsti9tfo.A n remedy. aud has a simultaneous
acton on tie various organs the aysts u, exciting
THIN to hts1t1y aeuon aud enabling them to per-
fGt The fu.ctt0ua thst nature designed. This med-
ctEe PUk!F1EB THE BLOND. G0KREcT3 the sK
impure end ditcaa+d matter the sytt.m. snd by
rendered CT RrAIs and PEHM ANENF.
DR. EA6TE 7LY'S IODINE EASD8ARsAPARtLLA
Thoroughly fen0!htea The who'll syata tEee} 1t from
Ill 1mPutltEe AZ pcss-stlnE those pecutBs putifycg
and Bloc1 Clranting powers Is th9 reason why 1t Ii
eQusny cfucAcious IN 30 mary different complaints.
, 1864-07-09
GREAT FIRE AT SARATOGA.

sixty Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Properly DrstroYed-The Rc-dothn
NAter-Enre Destroy ed-losg the Fire
ginattd-tallanS Behavior Of T3o-
tel GueRfs. -
, 1864-07-09
33ankl,&g ann GIcba11ge.,

.NAHE MECHANICS NATIONAL
| nAsK OF CHICAGO.
1ApITAL......$ $3.50, 900.
This Rank having conrlsed With al the pros1aons
otthe law. w1 on tle ~ O. Jn!s ln1tAhs. conneH.e
business III it, Banking ONCE,
154 Lake-st., Marine Bank Bufldlng.
!. YOUNG sCAMMOS, Pred teat,
BENJAMIN Y. .PAAK. ViceP,ear
CARL F. ". JUkGE. Cashier.
o171c1 or Coxr73oLLIE - 7Ha CrnnsscY,
WhGeaA. by eatsfactorY ev1de.ce presented 10 1he
unterhgntc. It hat teen made to appear that The
4cchauics National Bank OF Chicago in the CRY of
Chicago. n The County Of Cook and sts'e Of Ifpo1
mss been duJ CrEnu1L6d under and according 10 the
recurrence H of The Act Of Congress- entitled Az
Act 70 proy!ce National CurftncY, secured by 4
S1scTlauon sad redemption thereof." approved June
1s6s and has complied With al rhe nrovisionS ID
SAID ACT required to be complied with tefore com.
mEnc1nG the buatuens Of Pan king u-der tsid Act
k9w therefore. !, HUGH McCULINCH, Conn
Houef q the Currf1cv, do hereby cnrtify that TIE
Gfchanlca' ks'to1k BaLk Ct Chl.aEp, In he CITY Of
EnlcARo n mt County Of Cook and bfAte Of nnnt,s
t1 70 coz mence the busnets Of Banking
s>, ln tts:im CRY whereof. witness nv hand
3srAL and teal OF Office this twenty asht day oi
e3J -; - .J59ne. 1864. HUGH MctULLO;H:
Ha.ms.QSm Comptroller Of the Currency.
EINsTEIN, ROsENFELD
~ 4 CO.,
, 1864-07-09

11eEets procured only Ut the Once Of the Treaa
ules Of the Company, IN Chicago.
rCemn utat1on !tcktts arc Issued either for Oca
Year. ftr ei1 Aon1te, or fer Three Month ~ the on.
ncn q the applicant, coMEtnciDg the YIKBr DAT
Or ANT MoHTH. md 70 deduction VIII be made fo1
perIs Of months expired.
Tickets asc Lot transferable under. any ctrruIn.
and Ase to BIS ueea onv by che pere1n "a
on me 1cket; Ahd feEurn Of @py part tbs ann
received therefor will ho uAte IN cOnAsqutuce
Inability or &ha prison 70 use IT.
for the Places where they stdo. and they viii STOW
them to The Conductors Whenever required, Iii the
sac manner 81 ohtr resstaEsra.
Ilckttt R.e RoUd toE all Passenger Trains stopping
as The Etauons foF which they Arh Issued. With rAe
sIcspuon Cf any trails run BIZ special a!raneeuent
lhey flre 20 mpuon 10 the general rules Atd Isc
nlAt0t o3 the Can. k1d CoEIet privilege or
transporting 4uy kln1 OF Gools Ex1re.s mRtt.r, etc.
otaeI U!a1 C1d1Lkfy personal baEE1Ke-
TICKETS a-t NOT Eoud even :or on@ cny htet date ct
expiration and Conductors are strictly o-dtre1.to
examine ~ such Tickets On the SECOND DAT ot sseh
month taAe up thote that I've expired. hsd charge
ne regular talr until reg TcSet is shown.
Ihs Company reserve tho right to put On or tAEe
p&rLure 1t hll Stations, whenever they may thinz
such chan9es neceAsa-y- without re:urE1uK any per.
ton OF tes Coun1tht!on M neT.
+CoEmuters vii BE- required to subscribe to these
huas Ind Regulations whfn purchasing Ttci ets mud
6Kn contract to relieve the Company from all ua
olnty ior dsmarcs that N be Eculred ~ AccdtEt.
either 70 th,n selves or baggage chat they may be
r. Esch purchaser Of Commutsrlon Ticket win
iieEs. HD5EHT HALE. Gea1 snpt.
, 1864-07-09
Mercurial Diseases.

tALI4AIloa. 1nrT1Na OF NoH1k
BAD COMPLEXION. lCHRB u Boy4N
<AAL1S9 oP "EAElE1sas pxf RkssI01 o1 gFIEfXEs
CONsTlTUT1ON LHk SYRUP purzes the systxsr
entirely rom all the evil effects of AEHCITRF X,
moving tho Had Breath. and curtrg the Weak JotHfa
and Rheumatic Pains which tho ms OF c:iomal Il
Eo1e to pFSd1Ge. l: as:de1s 11Q1U CANA aEA ii
c7les LIS Taosa ~ 632.y u ever.
, 1864-07-09

And all other f1tulttes OF this Erd which 80 uauxn
alsnguEe the outward appearance OF brtb rnafe4 rH
females. otren making them disgusting obIecf ~
themselves AID their friends. ~0ssss ~
, 1864-07-09
CONSTITUTION LIFE SFRUF
0ares all Swelling Of tbs glads

k.taer OF taesFAce, Necs,. OF gara.a B,aast. ank
shcnld Be- tafaa - aoco thu Wesi1nF !s aetace9
b 6iesoms biseaa:EinF so1:s whlea dtsaEufs 20 msaT
g! re you1ges port1cn Ct the community, rom EfE
saSlses e Discharges tsoR tas sais which dspes
recover By taking f.v doses q tae Life Syfup.
,,!A ~ aGsoialpus Eersens suffering from general DE-
ni1tyt Ematlaf1on, Dyspepsia and DroEsy Of 81
limbs, abdomen. aaa In the fen 1le, Eropzy of u
oVarles Or WOMB, generally accoMpamet with M-
nently cured b Constitution LIS s7rup The dseasE
knoWn IS G1iEE Or SE e1rd NeeE, tde Life Syrup Wf0
some time, a. the dlsesae Is eIceedt.xly chronin ~
fort.
Tnmcrs of the 0Var1ss, funors oftae Rreast. saa
swelling Of other glands OF tha body will BE- CO.
pletely REDUCED Tish9ut rcsort.ng 10 tho nise, u
Epifcptc Fiss, Sympathetic or Ur.anic Diseases n
the Heart as palr1iat!on. Disease cf ha Valves, pF
ductnG grating or Ming sound. DropsT OF the EnV
Case and all the affections Of this iHportant orTHs.
fpeEsona sQfertSG tcm shy Rcuta pata IN the sext@
Iifa 8yIuF.
, 1864-07-09
Cheeseman's Female Pills,

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for al obstruction,
has been hailed with pleasure nn proft roR TweTT1
1 1E IEaRs 4 u ~ ~ pAE1a q ths civilized wori3 IL
whom everybody knows, and Ia whom eyerYbody
places confidence and respect. IttsxoNEw.r4SaLxr
, 1864-07-09
RHEUMATISM

LA3THREt1aJ 11UaAtHIA. apuT.
LUNnAao4 BCLAT1cA- TIc poU1n117xR
L thera is anJ disease IN which the con,tt sussun
KINDRED Affections. 1hs moJt Iniense Mains az r.
moat Instantly aleTiatei-enor2onsa dwellings MN
dnced- Cases. chronic v!cl.icug Of 70 cf ID vsese
3tAudt11s Lave been cured By NJ.
, 1864-07-09

AT 6I p T O. M So
TIC syn7tc-sc G; Cata..h ~ they generally apneas
hcn 6t dzGt very slight 1e-sons had they eo:d.
tn9* Trey have frtluent ATTACKS. and mora eensl.
tive ,hs chaaCEsot Temperature. In this condition
tue nose may be orr, or sght tlac1afge. thla AID
the disease becomes chronic, the diichatRes are IN.
creased u qn4lttJ and ch4eged IN Q90iity; they
ncW thick ant heavy. Hi are hAWt.sd or couRhet cd
Tns secsetloas are offensive, c2nang had nresth:
ne voee = thick ard nasal the eyes are weak me
frequently taxes place. Another co:snon and ila-
pof1Rnt synptom o. CatsTrh is, that tue person ii
OF sllzny mucous, Which has fallen doEn nom the
hehd during the night When this taEe1 plaCe, tho
Persol may ba that bis dseaas on Its wsy to
the lurzs and should loose no TING In arras1R 1t.
TER ABo71 AKH BUT FEW OF THE HANy CAfA4sUAL
6TXFTONS.
, 1864-07-09
Doctor Thomson

EA bad :1ore th&1 thirty ytA1t expe71enca In the
rrertneCt Of P<vate Diseases. Tho Gu1dt, CONTAIN
tnc valuable Information and AYTIpAv1Ts, exposing
the Cuackh q Chicago, alct free Observation,
for IS cents IN postage statnra. Post Ddce Box n
GnicsFQ Illinois tniee Rnd Anatomical Mua nm. I'D
SoEIA clark sttte.. ieEmE9SQE
, 1864-07-09

fIoc0cea healthy men and womea: and II thu cousss.
tuition s neglected In youth, disease and earir daes
Is the result no nct delay when the mean3 NJ =
neaf IT hand, Ald within The reach Of al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-25
AN AFFECTING SCENE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Dv,- ~ .ne ''a'. =.
of Michigan, who had two sonS-norace and
Coradin-in the eth Michigan regiment, came
to this city day or two ago in search OF Hor.
ace, who they learned had been wounded in
the battle at the Wilderness, and had been
brought to this city. Failing to find him in
hospital, they yesterday evening visited the
9th street wharf. A few moments aftei wards
the steamer j efferson steamed up to the cock,
and standing near the bow Of the boat was the
looked.for son, badly wounded, his right arm
having been shot off above the elbow. As soon
as the plank was thrown from the boat to the
wharf, Mrs Rowdish spraug board tho
steamer, and throwing her arms around her
sons neck burs into a flood OF tears, with her
head bent upon his shoulder. FOR fe W seconds
there was an affecting silence, which the fond
mother broke by saying ,1'Horace, where Is your
brother Coradin z" Horace, pointing to a rough
wooden box By his side replied, "There, mo-
Their, there is COradn!' The afflicted mother
threw herself upon her deceased sons coffin,
sobbipg aloud in an agony OF grief, while the
father and wounded son stood by with bowed
heads. The scene was truly a heart-rending
one and 1t can better be imagined than de.
snriLod. Many of the bystanders were com
PEELED 10 turn aside, while silent tears could be
seen stealing down the cheeks of ALL Several
kind. hearted ladies present did all in their
power to comfort the afflicted mother but it
was long before she could be induced to leave
the side OF her deceased son.