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, 1864-06-14
FHOn1 WHITE HOUSE, VA.
Colonel Brosss Twenty-Nfnth Colored
ReEtmcut-What the Black Brigade
II Doing


Especial Cor7cspon denoe of the Chicago Tribune1
WHITE House.. Va, June G. 1884.
1t may be matter OF some Interest to
your readers to hear from one Of your ILL.,
nois regiments. There are now here, under
command OF Col John 4. Bross, Of your
city, three battallons of g. 8. colorcd
ttoops-the 2Sth, recruited in Indiana, aud
commanded by Lieut. Col Charles 3. Rus
sell, the 2otb, Of your own State, Capt. Hcc-
tor H. Aiken commanding, and the 31st, q
New York regiment, under the command
Of Capt Thomas Wright Since these regi-
ments hnye been here they have, By their
good conduct won the good opinion of off,
GERS and soldiers, Is well as that OF the yari-
Gus representatives Of societies for the relief
Of woun ded soldiers, whose headquarters
are here. should like to tell OF ali have
time is not yet. Suffice 1t to say that the
colored regiments, as part Of the force
here, are doing their share Of the business
of white soldiers, and doing It well. The
health Of the command ia good. They are
showing to all their ability to handle the
pick and spade, and musket and bayonet Us
we'll have met hers and there with the
diers, but it Is rapidly extracted from every
honest, candid mind. As to the views of
Copperheads, It's Of "no consequence" as
Mr.: Toots says, except to excite the officers
and soldiers Of the command to the thought,
and perhaps the wish, Of .pricklng them
method Of Kidding them Of this gangrene-
It would be invidious, perhaps, to
speak Of officers Of this command. Col.
bross, Ct your city, puzsues the even
tenor OF his Eay, and prefers deeds for
his sner p Ia1 CT 5ahee b,ss thsn nHws Rgs
se1, Captain Of the 11th infantry iregulars,}
was promoted to the command Of the 2Sth
He Is ot the old Bay Btate By birth and a s'Hoo-
sier'' by adoption. He IL gentleman aud
thorough soldier, and an honor to the regu-
lar service. He is one Of those regular ottl-
use OF the negro as soldiers. In fact he sees
the tendency of the tlmes, and Is one Of the
few who prefcrs co1ored command.
Captsin Il. q. Aiken, formerly of the Board
OF Trade Battery, is perfectly at home IN
command of the 18th, Among the host Of
noble young men that represent the loyal
patriotism Of Chicago in the army, there is
brave and determined than Is Capt. Aiken.
He viii be heard from hereafter.
The conssabands arc gathering here Ike .
hire of bees. Some Of them arc enllsting in
our fegfmepts,
the lavish Expenditures at this point by the
Sanitsry and Christian Commissions, both Of
sympathy and physical comforts upon the
Poor wounded hb1dicrs Of our army. Could
the scenes that have witnessed In the last
few days be photographed on the minds Of
foture patriots. they wonid be awe struck
lem and devotion Of The men and women of
| the Uniop,
should like to speak OF the movements
mere, ppt OF course Jon know more of them
, 1864-06-14
THE RAFD.

Morgan's new raid in Kentucky probably
means that horsea, shoes, jeans, and bacon.
are wanted further especially horses.
Morgan is good at thieving; better at that
than anything he ever took in hand-except
digging ont Of prison. Kentucky has been
SO long let alone that he will find pretty
good picking there
Nthe people were thoroughly loyal, his
stay would be much shorter than it will now,
and he would get Less. As 1t il, he will
hardly be able to secure as much leisure as
Forrest did, unless cur accounts are wide Of
the mark.
s., The Ohio boys at Cynthiana, who went ont
to ~edefsnd fortrasfes and railroads."
have found -.that even such work IL
liable to prove rs hard kind OF
war Is any; and their hundred days
may be stretched to two or three times that
length before they are through with 1t; un-
less they can persuade their captors TINT 1t Is
but fair to discharge them when their ".time
is out" We pointed out this liability before
the hundred days service was adopted
There orc times when such local work is just
the most trying work Of the war. We wish
the rest of the militia better luck
But Morgan is not destined to any vehe.
ment accomplishment this time. Gen. Bur.
bridge rot at him on Sunday and used up his
bold riders. He will not do much for Dixie
in the way Of horses or bacon until he gets
under better star.
, 1864-06-14

..CAICAEO CATTLE MARKET.

= NVFUAI EFEHIHUs JuuE Ii I361.
BEEF cATTLE-There WAS little improvement
III tho yards 5cst erday; q little bsisker demand
had sprung up, pArtly % the result Of an
extra inquiry for medium to prime qualities
for the Western army. There has been.
how ever, acrssce upon Saturdays quotations, at
which the entered sales amount to 1sa hesd II Sits
ESQ, but principally ut S6so87.ss per 100 ms. We
ote the sale OF several drovea OF extra shipptng
b, yea some OF which were OF very prtms qualities.
The following ara the chief sa,es r. II. Tldeu sold
Morria, Walxs1 & Retucmsn 90 head Iowa Btesrs
~ r 1913 at $500; and 10 Eosenthsl Co. 23she
D.Walxal 10 head extra Illinois BteeEs avg 1s14 MS
4 61tt.
, 1864-06-14
GU II e YOU II e E L. F.
DIR. Bakers Specific.

This elegant popular md infall1ble preparation 20
celebrated In all tpE large cities fer tue curs OF If
Vase Diseases. Is now offered The alicttd xnd saF-
rAnted 10 cure A cas+s Of G0aDrrheA, GEEK, STRIFE
turs, Sen!na Weakness Chordee nisets Of III hid-
Dtys 3nu blaG der. anc AL clae tha sexual Of
DI Bat era specific IL the cniy lafe and ~ abia run
edv1or the cure Of sperm. generally termed
IndnlR ence, which Is now so fearful1y prevalent
Rsader havc ycn pr.1ss: dis,ase. or nav asea.e q
1sstit Delay = d.1geroos o 81, PreeuEe q once that
cul Cd thous -nds npon thousauds snd sayad than, from
III HANDS IT mere ,cess quaekp mot nom prstnaturs
graves. Th,8 specific IL EreA HI ALIYG. FuhiFyIHa
and SELF CCEIAG EYMFDl, rsquitips no medical
aid GF advice.
, 1864-06-14
CHICAGO LUMBER nlARKEr.

MoSDAI EVENING, June Is, 1854.
LEMDER-Reeetyed yesterday, s,sse, ,oeofees. With
mcterste recctptq ths continues cry active
good cnrRoes 1r LARGE deuand, With mora buye1a on
the mari e. than to supply then. On all do
scrlp:ions OF Lumber the market rn1es arm at pres
ept 1rices, with stEoEg upward tendency on nrs.,
class cSrcoes.
: sH1NGLEs-Eeeeived since Saturday, 1.t1oooo. In
fair demand and Arm ut pre-. cnt quotattons.
IAIH-Rectfsed on Saturday. l9o,e ,eoo pcs. Market
active and very nrn. .-.
! CARGO SALES TODAY.
Cargo schr. Buena Vista, from Milwaukee, soil by
X BIckio1d, l23eoo feet mill boards At 91aoo;
cargo tchr- Three Bells nom Menornonee, sold by r.
E. Dckford, 0c1 ut run etrips md boards, strips
Mt s9otc balance at $17.oo; cargo soow Haze, IRON
White Lake. sold by Il. E. RicE{ord soo feet tolss
At *13o. 56to sawed shingles at $a-25: cargo schr
Ardent ffom KAlamazc Q, sold BY a. Carter. 5o,0eo
feet common coarse lumber. mostlg Iosts and scaut-
ling, at $l55o. .....-
, 1864-06-14

~ The 1asal1e county Union Conyeu-
ton, which met at Ottawa on the eth inst,
nominated b Silver for Circuit Clerk and
Wm.. Cullen for, Sheriff s-Mr-S Silver is. .
hard WORKING, Intelligent German Of tie
tue Union stamp, and will be elected, if
loyalty in Laealle county is any index of
success NJ: Cullen, also, is most excel
lent man, and viii make most excellent
Sheriff
, 1864-06-14
fT Cap. Coles, the British officer who

T# CAPT Coles, the British officer who
claims to be ths original inventor of the
turfet style Of iron-elads, instead Of Erics-
son, has met with falluto in his very first
vessel, the Royal Sovereign. which broke
down on her trla1 trip In consequences OF q
serious detect in the plan Of the vessel One
Of the turrets, weigl Ing lib tons, is placed
directly over the two after boilers, the weight
OF the turret rehtiog on four columns under
the deck: within space Of eight fest. The
heavy weight caused the vessels bottom to
bulge, and The boilers were thrown out of
vek9
, 1864-06-14
WISE AS sKRPEsrs,,,

The National Committee Of the Demo
cratic party will sct until the Goth instant to
decide whether or not to hold their Conven-
tlon On the fourth day of July. This Is wise,
for Lee should whip Grant, the Convention
will want to side with Lee, "claiming his &C.
MUS and chivalEy rs its own" Bnt
If Grant shall whip Lee, 1t will side
with Grant and claim that 1t always
did 90. II Grants rtyersea shall ren'
der further prosecution of the wa,
necessary to save the Nation, it would need
to adopt peace platform, while If his sue
ceases should have ended the war, it could
then 60 in strong for vigorous prosecution
Of the war.
, 1864-06-14
Plain Talk from q British Consul.
The British Consul at Buffalo has address,
ed the following expressive letter to draft
ed man who claimed exemption as q British
s,,hiprt.

subject:
Bn1T1sH CONSULATE, RurrAIo, II. Y.,l
May 31et, 1864.
Richard Fitzgerald, Barracks No. i, Elmlrs, N r.:
sIR-1 mn In receipt of your letter Of the
2eth instant, complaining Of the conduct Of
the military authorities at Elmi1a, In regard
to the manner in which .5ou have been
treated.
I have to inform you that on the Goth in
slant I received letter from your wife, stat
ing that you had been arrested, and writing
Of you she says: "They will hold him be-
cause he is yoter. He never voted but once
ut town meeting" l must now point out to
you that in the face OF this admission from
your wife, you have committed perjury; md
If had not been deceived by your false
swearing, l should never for IN instant have
epdeavored to protect you from the coll
sc1iption.
In voting, you have assu med the character
have to take the consequences. Il have
written to your wife MAY 20th) and In
formtd her tuat you haye forfeited all claim
to the protection Of her Majesty's servants
In this country. You have contracted an
obligation towards the government Of the
the United States, By voting, and for your
own peace and comfort you will find that
the best thing Jou can do now Is to make
up your mind to fulfil the obligations you
have been placed under by the military au-
thorities, and by doing 30 quietly and
peacefully you will find that, in the long
run, you have saved yourself from much
misery and su fTerlng.
/ am, siry your obedfent servant,
DENIS DONOHOE,
Her Majesty's Consul.
, 1864-06-14
Yo1eao xFoo, ,,1nrt.t-Inra1 II.

Ing. the nfst thAt have seen this season. We we're
that the owner asked 1ec thsk he had been
and II he could get more, he would take his ed.
tire lip to some other market. Dealers alo paying
G3965c, according to grade
, 1864-06-14

-CAsH1EREp BY POPULAR VOTE,
One hundred and ffty-six citizens, of no
party, elected by nobody. representing no.
body, and controlling nobody, have nomina
ted Fremont for the Presidency, thereby in
ducing him to resign his commission as
Major General. Cannot another one hum
dred and hfty-six be found to nominate Nc
Clellsn? This is an easier mode Of cashier
ing unpopular Generals than that Of court
martial, and has the same beneficial effect
Let Don Carlos Buell. be by no means over
looked. Remember, it requires but the vote
st one hundred and 1iity-six.
, 1864-06-14
For Horses nnd oksef Animals,

pa. xAsTFRLY3 AMERICAN LINIMENr Il uni
sersally conceded 70 possess povcr a1d efficacy au
pellur sill other LnlcotS fce tha VI Spr AlaB
Bruiess. Cute: Calls. ChAtes. Esasbo: E. WindxAl.
bc1ttEhfst Spawn, or wound OF s!i1oess.
laigeept ot bone aud muscle. and all diseases vhsca
oeen5 smonE bo1s.s 1yery living staols keee1
country merchants should alS ~ be supplied wfthtt.
becaussit Ia the bcsE Ltntu,sDt tu e. Price s0c
Del hottie.
|T Prepared by Or. r. e. sTERLT. St. Louis, IA.
Sold at DE. e. EASTFRLY j. 20 "a Family MtdiclDa
Store, % Madison sueet ne4r the poat 0flce. Chi
cago, LII.
, 1864-06-14

The market for wheat snd corn yesterday showed
more actiEt!: there being better inquiry for ship
The morning 81 81 free on board and in the aftet.
noon at the Board holdefs were stiff at sl5i. the
has been nothing oi Importance DONE but seIiers are
ho!dinG nr as 1T svs9inEs = costa2 rates Corn Is
shade lower. and the demand has fallen OF cona ler.
AhlY.
, 1864-06-14

We bat make the Coppefhead platform
affirm the opposite IN each 1nstanc:, as only
more positive mode of traversing the Union
platform. Doubtless the Copperleads will
endcavoz to make their platform as negative
as possible, contenting themselves With
fault finding, condemning and denying,
without asserting, recommending or en-.
dorsing anything. The above, however, is
what the Opposition platform must mean,
however daintily 1t may be expressed
Whatever ingenuity or thlmble-rigging OF
largunge be employed, he who opposes the
Onion platform as above set forth is not 9
politician, but traitor. To this platform,
therefore, We slall adhere, and we ehau ask
no party OF sect as such, bat the whole peo
plc-cve1y man wEo is not willing to see his
country perieh-to come up to Its support.
, 1864-06-14
DIR. EASTKKIY'2 AMERICAN
.LIN1N1ENT.

Thts celebrated Lipmens Is OF The most perfpcs
tnuodten ever oGeteo afflicted. It tntats the
the seat Of toe oi:e4ac stimulating Ii. absoroar and
disc ste II Cures Ebe1mstism. So .ns Bsuses.ca
Eounds, Ulcers. Consr acted ,sndpns 9velled Joaks
Luu ub1RO, and al 1Aeasaa whore A1 e1tefuAIfeue6y
Ia indicAted.
, 1864-06-14

1oDEE AND 1ARaAPA RlLLA Is the bess remss1y
1s1lns, a.ts<s nom torpid condition or no lvsE.
sessc,es no aufeti0z Invalid 70 paffoca stste u
E; sfEs sR sf 55Pss Il RsS 1 ss
s,.s ssmp9,raFy isn.e oat snFe. Tna eafsT
i 3; /. fr5tS ~
II f aRs'isiS?s sb is P2slft Ds
Kaas,,. nsss .n gr,.
febsi = IS R s1arERsz
E E, ss 81 ss
4 - 7ears' stan 1teF. .c vhou va csa rsser.
Nervous iesdseke Los4of Memory. Gsne9sl b. bllsyr
Vertigo, Pairs in the Nerves of tho Face, aud Ito vait
e asf e stss sP'si ops p - %
PAR1lL u the hest remedy 2nowa to IA ctTi,lrs&
@ae vte fia 81
ehetS saeuM ahandon tte use q cosnci:s, paiats.
81 ' ese eD feb s1ess asS
SAEsAPR1lLA. Ihi, beautid~s the ak'n, ty7ciesns.
loE tho blood making II pure aud heAlthy, 4nA by
gt1'nR .cvJ to every minute vessel, thus changing
he dark and sallow couuteuaace 70 she bloom and
Fs@sies saderinr from weakness and asstsudo BY
a. 9
.aae i sho = s9pEsashMiu%e y % TaAT onAsos oyI.vs-
For the ours OF Sc1osule. Ernpons Of the 5ktn Ey-
s;pelas RnkworH o. Tetter Salt Khrum, Scala
On "a Esss aad sTss5 form Of Or AN dsease
qualities ana amazrE powss and etdcacy or Dr. Kas
tery Iodine and ssrsspssla This msilcinr
blood. aha14nR the sscseions expelhnx all morbid,
Impure and lsealed matter fsom the system. aad BY
ald permanent. This medicine shorou2hly renovsIes
possessing iao.e psea!!ar ,Eqrliy1.E and essnsIas
so IcApy different complaints -
n. BIN c4seg Of scrofula. obstinate Old Sores.
Tettef Salt hheom Scala Head. Rin9 and other
ment viii be found valuable as.iataut the Iodine
and SAtaaps1lta In 5RbduinK tho dleeAte Tho TodnA
and SAtrapnst,lA putfdes thu blood and tbs
cause. while the Oinrmecr heals the so1ea aud thua
more speedy cure Is eueet1o-
, 1864-06-14
CN,RE THAT COUGH,
DR.. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM

sumpf1on, Bronchitis. Spit<inx
Blood, Pain in the Side and nrcasx>
Whoopfng Cough, Group, and all 01s-
eaAea Of tho Throat and Lunxs.
This BAlzam is, beyond all doubt, the most parfee4
pleasant and odlcactous remedy eTar discovered az
al 6&eAses OF the Thf1at Lhest aEn Lungs. Raade,
hare Jpu tough, Cold, Of disease ih3 Lunxsf
Do noT1 tgleet r neaJ !. @ 6anxs5ous al'lto,s d,s
net cured, lead to 20 S-UMPTTO- aud raen 10 pfo-
mature de ath Be advised IN time. and procura once
tha1 celeotated remedy. DR. CAsr1E'3 CDUHH
BA19AN which has cured thousands uoon thoRsanda,
Attes phyaica0A and alt other had falss and
tas ysn Up X ~ R tGGGsf 9
CDu8R+ AaJa int tF1t. .tton NJ the Lungt, produces
t1ee and easy e1pec:oeatiou. and elects pesdy nna
perfect cure. BY soothing and s:renX hantng all tt
puln onaEy oEEauS Ten years. trial haa only served
to establish lts e-en mt inertia al parts or th
country. % The EEsat and ONLY RELIhRLE K6X.
and It most agreeable curative iur conshs. o!ns.
AsthmA and Ctnbun pttou that possibly be usod-
Dr.. Cafter.s Cough ks1s4m is evefYwhere ackpoui-
soGed By drug and all who hays upeA
1t. t. be the most perfect md tnfahle remedy now
offered to he public .of Hll diseases OF the LEaxa
Millions q botscs have been sold and gave saask1c,
s.1-a,ktos D.. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAx.
and tAks nothing else
P1ies trisi bottles SOC per oostla large bottles
ID PssSsisd enlyb DEE EAsrERaY. st.Lou,,.
u sod ii ir. E FAs7ERLY L uo.'s Family
Meotcit scre. No. 80 Aad1son street, neAf The Poss
0rcs, Chicago. III.
, 1864-06-14
#tBesIlagRnus


- TIVE IS A STANDARD MaoIc1NE-a com
ptuud Of those nf'eles which long expe'aonce has
prcrtb t. possess ehe moet safe and eclert altsfA
tive and ccobetruant properties. and contAdulng no
ct tEcesled p3ltons, no mercuriA or other msta1le
preparations Having before us the Testimonials Of
tht nsands Of persens who have beeu reAtofet to
ecuna health n7m its Use. 1t Is recommended to the
afflicted with ent1e ronrdence ,hat It will cdoctua1ly
eradicate from the human s5stem tho stseases for
whose care It Is designed.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, the Alternative
viii be Ioun to be most effective medicine. Act
lug directly the circulation It pur1des ths blood
and pasaes With 1t Isto every tssue III. hra Of tho
body. removing e7ery paYncfe Of dtsease nom the
systen.
FOB scRoFuLA, in all its forms, whether U]ee1a
uons Of the fle+b OF Boaes. Enl ,rgsmen: OF the
Jolnte, Glands. dwellings, Eiuotious. Tumers, &c.
the Alternative has btenfo11d nreerututut;g success
fu1 By it's action blood /. deltrogs tie virus
CT poisonous principle from wntch these disease.
orik1uAte.
FOR sEN DISEASES, tho immediate cause Of
which will always be t&un1 TO hs an obstfucted
STATE Of tbe Fores, JATNE'5 ALTERAT1TE tsa car.
tain remedy. It not only removes the ohsti1as,s ats
Of the potes hut It frees the blood and perspiraian
fzs I'll impurities and gross Particles, which Alsso
nable to obLtruct the smsI pesspiEatoty organs.
The ALTERATIvE and ol1 d.. D. JAYNE d sCN'5
Family Medicines arc sold In Chicago BY MessEs.
PULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER: F.& H. II. BOOKER;
LORD 8MITH: BUREHAMs 4 VAN scaAAcK,
and by Drugv!ats generally.
AHoLD REMEDY AND SURE CURE We SAX
of any thin to Rtvs Dr.. D. Jayaes E1pec.
toIsnt asir 1ial to prove thst it will cure the yari
Gus dIeeasss for which 1t ts recommended 1t hal.
1t wttl, and can cure Coughs. Coils. Asthma Bron-
coittte, Blecdlnz Of the Lurgs, Whoopizg Cough,
Group, and very large majority Of the most hope
f1. cates Of Consumption, whess all otasi remedies
n afflicted
, 1864-06-14

HOGs-With I light supply. aud but INV remaining
orer unso1d from Saturday, the operations Of the
yn1ds have been much restricted. Thcrt Il ati1l
good shipping dema1 with considerable nrnness in
the market for s4ly prime hogs. Among the sales
note dreye Of 7 sttllers, averaging Til rs, at
t7;5 per leo ns. The entered sales sInce Saturday
amount 10 1914 head At e7iD@8 % gross. Market rrm
and unchanq cd at prevtous quotations.
, 1864-06-14
FROM ST. PAUL.

Condition Of the CftY-Prlco of Lots
ExtrR- SekAfon of the Legislature
Indian Troublek-The River and
Lumber Prospects,
, 1864-06-14

More About Troubles with EuerllIas-
Preparations to Acceiye the lkebels-
The Cleveland N0mfn atoms The
! Fair and she eSWord Contest. &c,
, 1864-06-14

pared Pebche8 at lEc. - =
FIsIl-WHErE F1su-Recespts still VERY limited.
vith ess activity in the market. Prtcss very drm
and rnchan9 a. TEoCr.!n fa1E supply, With good
previous quotations. MAcKERKL-1n good demand
and ts1r sobplr. Prices rula steady at previous
quotations unchtrEed. HEE.1EG-Plckled mode
rntcly active and nIm. Lake HcFEngs ountcd NOM
E5r ! n h%yuAah = n a
, 1864-06-14

MONDAY ETHua, June u. 1861.
TIC receipts ard shpmsnts during tn" rast4s h'u:s
wtTe ns follows:
RECEIPTS AND snIPxxdrs FOE III. PAST ~ noCHs.
, 1864-06-14

IEaFaER-There Is moderate amount Of &C.
si5'y IN tie m.Eksf. viii tae exception Of Hhsness
generally fule frm. snd on French Leathers pricss
have strong upward tendency. We quote:
, 1864-06-14

WfFERHKAO.
| l. To- dIssolve the
Union End Bustatn tho
rebellion. =,
| Z. To recognize the
Independence of the
{bogus} "ConIcderacy.~
s. TO preEesve aud
eKtend slavery and ex-
i tFpAte frsed dom a. the
auec Of the rebellion.
4 To defeat, disgrace
and strive our soldiers
md saitorB.
s. Approving A the
| course Of JET. Davis, In.
dndinc his opposition
10 cmancipati on md his
massacre OF negro SOL
djsrz 1t Fort Pillow.
o. Allowing none 10
hold Office under the
President but those who
are opposed TO hln mea-
euree.
Z. To protect all who
fight for the rehAll1on.
8. To send ouf labor
ing population out OF the
country.
o. To build no PA-
clnc Railroad.
10. To repudiate our
war debt or p.y that OF
the rebelA.
II. To nd foreign des-
pot1sms -in eobduiux
| American republics. ~
| the rebellion has 80 nm
teriallY done.
, 1864-06-14


I. To sustain the
Union, aud crush the
rebellion.
Z. To, mkka no COM
promft e with traitors In
arms, but require an up-
conditional surrender OF
their hostility.
q. To exufpAte slave.
~ as the cauto Of tho
Iclxltt1n.
4. To honor and re-
wurd our soldiers and
sailore.
s. Approving the
comse Of Nr. Lincoln,
including the Proclans.
tion sf Emancipation
and the aiming Of negro
eoldiers.
6. Reg uar&ng that
tboee only be appointed
to car.y ont the policy
OF tie Admin1atraton
who nereo with 1t.
:. 2e project an who
, 1864-06-14
FROM GENERAL RUTLER,k
ARMY.

List OF Caku2Ities In Tho
39th Ill. Fois.-Partfculars RelatIne
TO the Death Of Adlst Walker. Capt.
WlEhtman and Ii. Albert VI. Frl-
lows-tsosft1on Of our FOrccs-Kebet
New&-NeWR from Gfnnt-SAuit8rY
and Christian CommlssIonH-Coun
try and CroPN-C0ndltlou of our
Wounded ofnccrs, ETC., etc.
, 1864-06-14
-41kDiftNal.
GkkAT SPRING MEDICINE
FOR. .
PURlFYEN3 THE DL00D,
DE. EAGTERLYB
IODINE AND SARSAPARMLA.

This II tho only medicine thAs vtn eurs dlsses0
ar1Aor noU m impure stAta Of the blood, yls:
serofnIa, or Kf1x's 6vt, Cancers, T~
Hox1, Kr1Rs1a19 OF the SKIN. BRy2Poe
Las, Chrsnls sere Eyes, Rlnaworo -
Tetsex. seaSA Head, Old S>res, Rsvee
Sores, sweuiDgs OF she Glands, Lsrr-
~, White Swe}nD&s, Piles, alotoAes,
Dolls, E1mples ON tho Face, Go1tre,
Hheum2tixm,D ,Dxopsy or Gravel, Liver
Complaint 0ysPepsi4, Nervous ARae.
tioas, General DeeaIfty, all ChFe4ae
diseases and Rll diseases 4KsatA4 ffs@
the Qse e( Mercury.
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