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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
CLIFTON YARNS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a
Bay, 1919 ssssh 2 Dozen j. r. PACE CO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
WAR DEPARTMENT..

" asn1ngt0n, September a.
70 Mcj Gen. Dir The following dispatch has
just heen received from Gep. Sheridan detailing
some of the particulars of the battle and victory AZ
Eisher's Hill
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Nub-Electors for the State.

for Lincoln and johnson:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

w cOsxotucks v a. sept "a.
lieut. Gen. Grant Crty Pon,t:-I can not, rs yet,
define an account OF the result Of the battle Of yes
terday. Our loss is slight Gen. Crook struck the
left flank of the enemy, and advanced down their
lines. Ricketts, Division of 4th Army Corps swung
IN and Joined Crooks, Gettys and Wheaton's divis-
ions. The same movement was followed by the
whole line, and attacking beautifully, carried the
tanks os the enemy. The rebels threw down their
arms andSad in great confusion abandoning most
of their artillery. 1t was dark before the battle
ended. pursued on after the enemy during the
night to this point with the 9Th and 9th Corps and
have stopped here to rest my and issue rations
IF Gen. Foskett has pushed down Luray Valley
according to my direction, he will achieve great re-
suits don't think there ever was an army so bad
y routed. The Valley is fill of men who are hid
ing away and going to their homes. can not give
estimate of prisoners. flushed on regardless of
everything The number Of pieces already reported
captured is rs.
ISigned1 p. III. SHERIDAN, Maj. Gen.
You are directed to cause & national salute of one
hundred great guns for the victory. Gen. Stevenson
reports that $500 prisoners from the field had reached
Winchester last night Rcinforcements and supplies
have been forwarded TO Gen. Sheridan
E. nj. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

0x12115s
UDY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED TO NE
November 9Th 1885, executed April 2Sd 1852 by
Thos Il Powell will sell the highest bidders az the Court
Knoxville Saturday, the sh Of October next the
tract oil land Ia the 18th county belonging to
POWELL containing hundred and acres
Said land win be without equity of redemption One
Of the purchase money paid down. and the balance
on tw..JA-ionh's time, With security and interest
xes.7 a. o. P. TEMPLE, Trustee
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
WANTED.

IMPORTATION is WANTED OF TIL
Il whereabouts of J. G. McHargue who escaped from tn
rebel army Richmond November last and aervar
by Union and sent to Washington City,
heard confined in prison. Any information
concerning him thankfully received by the undersgne
at Knoxvile Tenn. (sept2L2tI J. L. McHARGUE.
, 1864-02-24

hensiye OIL 1or q department. Of Industry,
will Bureaus: Of Agricnlture, Mines. Manu-
time TIT Industry should be mora thoroueh. @ m h.
" nreanized In he limited States ana n;so
morc thorouch1y protected and encnnrared
by the Government. Gathering all1 these De-
partments under one head. enables general
Supervision to be extended to each land thus
proyides that the want7 Of alI may be sup-
piled. : -: 4
Union LsAGUE AzEr1sG-sr.:aTon y,ox.
Al III Union rcaona m-a.;a1 - th;a .;.w
!. a. e. sven;nv W. srnef6r - .MS try
t .asl sS!oa H1,1s asA " your PINE
mn4 inen;ans veg 80 a9is & neo1ess. me Mash.
41H;a ets+s "so 9cn pieaseo VIA tae
13ng 39.3a1 H.ats aenatos lue1o review OF Tue
ipoAucs11 e9nol'1oH Oh Inc country.
=: =: PATENTS GRANTED. - .::'---
, 1864-02-24
G1,Rrtal Notices.
Bulls CedFVH1 Bitter:

Bulls Cedren Bfftcrs.
Let those who have toEhtes the virtues Of BULLS
CEOE0E BHTERs, II any such there be. read the
following certificate fem Ec1 tlemen well IL own II
this ooaamuI ity, and doubt no more.
1hgcncrAl Introduction into the army TilI save the
lives Of thousands Of eur eSldiers.
1oE1sv511H, EY. June 3D. 1ats~
We, the underMgned, have seen the go&d ELECTS
produced by the use Of pr. JoEH BULLS oEDKoh
B1T1Eks IN Gases Of general debility and pEee1a:.
Non Of the ayste, End bolieye It's general use oue
PIe<ent disease and relieve much euhaflnz. usns
bur ssldless particularly weuld this ne sAe cAe'
especially these WHO ere exposed II 0lsa"n]c IL
nucneaa In the Southern cliu2te.
MAJ. EHu.r 6FEED. Collector Int. keV.s ID Oas'
CnAh. i. Ll,aI a. collector Of the Port OF houn-
COLI HI Il: Aarsa.l General Of Ken.
REV. 3. +. HENDERSON. Coz. Secretary Of Sanitary
:zhnSEP EsY4ffi1S1iEs HTSiEs CO., Publishers Democrat
HEG E9 p'H rxEa iEfGdlst+f ssss Dr. Good.
DAyiS EI:EEE L CO. wholesale Shoe DealerB.
EAHT MAPoiIEK, Ithoer.phezs. cor. Market
U s 3ftSa WiFrTF !st otns Mehant, cor Third
and Market IT.. Louisville, Hy.
GAIT. s. r. HIIDKETHt Of Steamer NJ. Anderson.
MAJ L. +. T{JCEF1tlE, PayMaster q. s. Army.
G. N. MtT{ALF, National Uotel, Lpulaytllc, ,Ey.
COL JEKsE BALES, tth Eentncky Cavali7-
Sold In Chicago at wholes.t1s aud retail by
a.nk.s7a IN, 4ter TLN -es ~ ~""*N o.ANes'
, 1864-02-24
.FlaI a1t0 Nen1p.
OF AGRICCL

u TUKE, WAFNTSa1os, D. CT Dec l3 1XS.
10 the Growers AID Manufacturers Of m1 and Henri:
COZ el.ttng Of Hon. j. Aore6ead Il PennsylTan1a.
bB q I'D 111a
uon made By the !att Congress. s.viz:.....s,,.. n: =,
rr1t1raung and preparing n1x and hemp az suhs1.
tu.c for cotton. twenty Thousand doll.rs"
Having met, and aftet several days Investigation.
believing that further md lulle1 notice OF their IN
ytsuganous might produce valuable results. nd.
February next. ut u O'Clock u.
1ncy fcquctt all Interested n the dtstrtnuuon q
for tht pubic good, to send 70 this Desrt1nent on
the different stages Of preparation: Of the brcs and
fhe5ic* PREPARED 6y nem. aecempan.sdd y & stase.
production In each case; also. descrptions OF the
kinds ahd coat OF machinery uscd. Eaere made. dc.
usefnl 10 the Cor mission.
This Information Is oecessary before N ntclhgent
SAAC NEWTON.
deHQ11.2m Commissioner.
, 1864-02-24

PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE

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+ a7eS lRar:q s2s t5;;as g
sas, Lee s;9i',SSg g.
I'd fstI at. 1sa.os = sdsr 4 a.
1 s. ~ spa ,,.
ofsora q oxts N. 50 toas oi asy ee;aT. apars
Joints th{ .sd e. 1as
it,ats es{ xl n.ss ssr.si!es ths:est ias tsss
1htn tsid saf1Fert*4 ahau be coismeAeai, aal 1asa
re 2sise asa;t oe written out IN WORKS On tho bid,
Eetnto re rut r. "a goos stout sack; aoost s1o
r. e., s + & y Ga 2,
% :ae doVrramsas. The ~ lad straw 10 30 securely
sssa.s: 1!epo.s: 70 oe delivered nass s. nsssa
ias ,ft;.es oneraa aadr she bias aezele a.tsed.
n & satss = A' 's
I'll nt i o g y W. ~ e a. a.
4 ) s!Is - Is
Eewe ole amonnt couszactea for saan naTa bean d.
Tss s:s9 III s rsae,rst = .:eon2..y #. NO
So5s ' t.ss il cas- ais t. /. .seerts 10 q issS M
Si:ol, ea es1s hereafter s1sente tae Contract Ic:
eauai ts ia arsouns of to coss:ass, 70 davo. sse
Id l. % r. .1 "a e =.
e teIs s e n:es xoea te s
10 g tss
=; st = 50:
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- i III = aal, not.nea Of the seee7na.oz
*}:ss 81 - ~ II s;s.:.; Of e.ea n|assr au..
@s:s + = i ss!..s.s, ass:<s*
o. "a sa ssoald ss y pzs: i nsfsss flosst*t
::s: e q. ri sss sess &C.:
30 feqnl!es of'he .ueceszul bidder Or blacsrs -
Is So, - ana oou uay IA
FEDF15-Sf,
Oo"a. County. snd stats} 1;,.,.3 m~- .--i--
st,ss : Il stsa % ss.;;s &c
:s!:ssst! s =
sashrs q Corn. in ..cs1. 1t - PIT bs.hrl as.s
---bssS:l.si il oass,,a sack, At. .-ses ba,ne. ct:a
& 5sisa feS e
DsltvsT1 s. fo@ae:ss oa Or se;ors IS 80
- d.5 3 1ss .sa$ stssse s,ssi;te ssisse = ..
icrtRteu: -: YoaE ohel:szs servant,
ats'tes Sc ss;sf sSs bs,5: i Sss1.s; sss?saS.,..,
= & I'LL
ff s ); e
9Th Ko< Atd snf3s lent guzefte5 In eQaal to sa8
amonat Of contract to tFph nc tosaE1 Propo.ed
oemter a. sss. uader 1nt;n, lhe ei1 vas naas aa~.
case ths salr. 3Eau faA % entdI into coRtFACt
Atoreaaia, Knasantee 10 make good tho didottn;a
befs+ zen Ihe nffeF hy - aid Aud tha nes-
.ontIae. may Ee s*arc td .x
th,4-- lay Of -, ~
-. ". ~fssss.sii
aezesy ..7dty 113s, 70 tes bess Of mY knowle ~
mn k. s a. az srs ~
pf1E1 to bt 1ecuf1rJ. ----.-
70 b. cert,nec tho United sta.es District Atnr.
neY Co11er ter Of Cuatsms. AEy UtieF officer utaaF
the Gtlte1 ssates Government CT resFonEtb1a pt1c1
kppwE tc thi2 cttct
sAli proposals received n.der this advertisements
will be Opened and examiner 1T this of1cs on WkD-
NhSDAf and SATURDAY Of each week. 1t u u.
Bidders are respectfully inyited he present. At tha
D. Il, FUCKER,
de1+sss1-sm Dztgsdie- General and QasFtarma4eos-
, 1864-02-24
Qbifago Irtbl11lt.


hx r.w. REILLY spaaEoK 70 TUE s51a u11aol
ccmrndesf Tried In camp and field
6o,diefst Sworn to FrcedaM's standard
Who. when dread from Sumter peal'a
Tones, at which nat1on reel'd-
FeatteA6 formed that na.loQ'a vanguard,
No cause more tust,
No boiler trnst
Inspired the heart and nerFed the hand
0t those brave sires,
Whose patriot fires
Gave Freedom to our native landf
Then shallwe midway, count the cost
Backward In the fu1Tow turnlnEf
Q shall In vain their lircs bc lost---
Onr fallen brcthsea-hero-hosts
e net honor worth the eatnfnsf
1e not the dag,
j.. Our foe would drag
From its prond place, AZ glorious now,
As when ite light
Dispel]ed tho night
OF bondage from our conntry's hrowl
ye:c1ausi God to Us hath left
Choice Of action TINT Tor ages
I.eases the world Of hope kefcft
II NC faltcrI But tho gift
OF our true manhood, all the pages
OF our history,
ElEewiee mystery,
Gl1ds with promise, great and grand.
Let wars rcd brand
In Freedoms hand
Make this-ouF own-the promised laadl
, 1864-02-24

THE VICE PREs1DEscr.
Among the candidates 1 hare heard men,
toned IN connection with the Union Vice
Presidential nomination are Judge johnson
Of Tennessee, and Senator Copn4ss of Callfor-
hid Tie latter was FORMERLY Il Donr1as
Democrat and an Intimate friend Of the iatc
Senator Brodcrick. One serious objection to
Mir. Connees, however, Is that he Is q foreign.
er-an Irishman. In the case Of the death Of
The President he would consequently be incl.
igiblc, and accordingly IN election would be
necessary. Andy johnson is urged By laree
and influential party In the Union runks.
TILE SPIRIT TAX-THE MEMBERS WHO CHANGED
FRONT ON IT.
The members who voted on the ed of Jan.
rary to tax the stock in the hands Of the hold.
erE-distilers, spectators, merchants aud
Gealers-and On the 18th Of February voted
against this proposition ase {copperheads In
Iaiic nrd Union men in Roman letterl !;
James G. 4IIe,., Ill; Francis T. Blair, Mo-;
Gcvrth, Pa; Cole. cal, G,i*kad, n; -;
FIN. yes,se", Ohio LcB'ona, Ohio; dfa1s,g,
Ky.; Nor1i", N. T.; Leonard Myers, Pa; Mel?
son, n. r; Charles O'Niel, Pa-; d. q. Rice,
Mass; !Sttt', Mo; Green Clay Smith,. ky :;
Thayer, Pa; Valley, r. Va; c. 4. fVdttc.
Ohio; jos. IT. 1P1ite, Ohio; g. Those who
voted against taxing stock on hand On the ed
ult. and for 1t on The 10th Of February were
Boutwell,, Mass; Da,aa Morris N.Y., Nm.
4, Ator.,son, III, and Z Fl. Rollins, N. q,
In my Last stated that Stuart Of Illinois
changed lis yote- This is IN error. He did
not yoie on thc question on the ed u1t. On
the 10th inst he voted against Wood amend
ment, doubtless representing the interests Of
the distillers In Lis district, who are reported
to haye heavy Stocks Of the article on hand.
:. BUREAU or 1M1aR4r1oN.7::-.- ~: -
senotor: Sherman viii, IN; = day! or Two,
make report and present bin creating The
Office Of Conamfssioner of Emigration, with
a.ssla.y Of 1850. For my part favor the
This gentleman has drawn up very comprc-
, 1864-02-24

confidential Fysiclan, ttoruefty Of 81. Louis, No.
corner of Monroe, chicago, ill.,, half block from th
fokt Office, o. &Mkhronic naseasea and diseases oi
:rcA1s With unparalleled success Rooms separate.
wherc Ladies' and tentlemtn cAn consult the DoctoF
to8P. H.: Sundays 10 to II A. II. Communications
confidential. Consultations free. Address 2. y. Boz
From the Doctors long eapcsience In Hospital and
private pIacties be f abf y pe5foFH and VII fpaT
time. witLopt the Of mercury.
youtg nen suffering from sci 4husc tFc 1nfAed TO
call, 4 perfect cure FhtTanscd. Female ifreEulati-
attendant on Puberty, AenstrlaIon, or persons
:Av.ng aly obsttucuoEs 10 marriage, should cun It
orct and bt cured. Best Of city rcferentes a to
ahiIity snd 6uect H. ieln-Yb6kAT
, 1864-02-24

formerly Assistant Surgeon to De Moro Hospital.
Santa Marie, Lisbon, toEtuEnl End st1Econ 70 Hos:
himself 70 the treatment Of eonaglous blood
for more than ihirty years; len yeass practice II
led reputation IN curing Scro!nla Erys1refes KAeu
.1aetisu. ind AL blooe d4ecases. Esfvous DenllkH
plicattd ntd resslpE diseases incl&ent 70 females
iuseum ii l1s Eonth c!afk street r. .. Boz =. By
tnclnstpg IS In postage staupt The
EtnteA. ft2-Wt75 9&14
, 1864-02-24
Take Care Of your Health

And that q your children, and other for
EorEhey Coda. DC, except thAt standard remedy
NAbAttk pukTEE's GduGH. BALSAM, Il Il
n Se o VI
rsIt,enlss'E adapted t1 lang .9d tEost 1sslons n
eelllt. FULLER, FINCH 4 FUlLEE. and Smith &
tKYEtt. Khqln.ae Agcnis for the West.
, 1864-02-24

SInvcry md the Dcmocracy-The lat-
ter Give 1t UP as Dead-Passazc OF
the Enxolmcnt ELL The Gold Reso-
ln1tOR-The Vice Presidency etc.
, 1864-02-24

6kEHEL0K'6 celebrated RAIR DTH1 Is THH FEET
1he S5 T. III
ShaagSs hed. Eutty q Grey Hair instaHI;{: t.
&c Aalr Staining the sk11. Leaving tho Hair Soft
20 Besnfnl npsr: fseap vitality frequently, IT, !,
Sad Dyes The Genuine Is signed TI1LI.x 4. B49H-
EuE. m ottt!t atc mere limitations, and ahsuld be
.yolued- Sold By II Druggists, &C. Factory, g Bar
.lsf street. New York, 1YS-T22T3Ys
, 1864-02-24

rinEe.
Containing ncaIly soo psges and 1so nne Plates and
AnErs.inEs 81 ne A1asomy Of the se1ual Organs IN
!, sintr OF Heath md lnseRBe. with 1rtntise on
Aha a.. an6 Rsds st tse Authors flan Or 1re.tmenl
rhown by the report OF ~ treated. a truthful
ad.ises to the marIied. and those contemplating
marriage. who entertain doubte Of their physical
conaNisa. Sent free Of postaEe to any addrefs. on
-ecert nf cers4 IN Btatnp* or pys nj cufrrncy, BY
p. fAIq. 2o,,,
, 1864-02-24

1Z0iioway'a Pills and Ointment.
Un1vtFsAl Ptilanthsophy. Near oue million boxps
Of Pills every month distributed Throughout the
towns and VILLAGES Of the United states and Canada
and III aluao1t cquni amount O! Ointment AcecApA-
niea these erders. 1t may he said with truth. that
Aoovass medicine e. are - Messengers Of Jey, ca!ty
Ing hc1lieg their w1nEs"t millions oppressed by
every form aAS type Of tiscAte Sold by III Drngtsis
Mt Esc, &C, ard &i pct kox or not. fe3Q vH9iWf1
, 1864-02-24
From Rev. j. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor OF the
Encyclopedias sf Religious Knowledge, ant Chris
r1rlA @AA1m

Encyclopedias sf Religious Knowledge, and Chris.
tlan ChEonlclc. Philadelphia.
Although net disposed to favor or recommend pat
ent ia general h1ouEh distEust of their N
sons why ay not lastly 70 tho bcucnts he be-
1eves himself TO have received from any simple pre-
The benefit Of others.
do ills more .radlly in regard to Woodlands Ger
man Httesr prepared by DT. c. ". Jack8on, Of this
city, becansc was prendIced sSains them for many
years, under the impression t,at they wcrc chiefly an
Shoemaker E.Q for the removal Of this prejudice By
proper tests and for enconraxencnt to y them whea
usc three bottles Of thcs uters, 1t the beginning
ef he present yeaE VS. foews1 6y e5sdsas
which had aot tcltfo six months hcfose and hsd u!
and mn ifIcod for directing to tho Of them
j. NEWTON BROWN, Ph'ladefphta.
, 1864-02-24
hottie to Shippers.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
rA11nw, LARD, BACON, PORK, BEEF,
General Western Produce.
The undersigned pay PARTICULAR ATTENTION te
tho sale Of the above articles, and Eonaixamens scn
to them will be
PROMPTLY DISPOSED OF
-" - AND ;..1t': - ! -" ::
QUICK mETUnss MADE;
On very adv pta Keous terms. Nt !4ape WEEKLY
PRICE CVkRRET Of tbs AbOye articles, which NC
-: -: " :':':. : 1sRax kNaar = soss,:;;
ae:ares53ssa :. =. III yya.er sxrsot Il. +. cir.
, 1864-02-24

From Rev. J. H.. Turner, Psstor OF HeddiaS u. E.
Church, Philadelphia. a.. =
DR. JACKSON: Dear Eir-UAginE used your German
Eters In my FAIRLY frequently, an prepared to ssy
cst Of zencrsl debility OF the System itls the
eaftst and most valuable rene Of Which have any
knowledge. Yours, respectfully.
J. e. TURNER,
396 Y. Elncteenth street.
, 1864-02-24
Appeal for Food from Rebel Gems
mfss1onefs.

The following remarkable circular was
found during tue raid into Florida. Itshows
more clearly thnn anything heretofore deyel-
oPed, the great scarcity Of food in the
Err,4h.
, 1864-02-24

From Eey. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist,
Church. GfTmautowc, Penn.
Dr. C.M.JAcKseH: Dear Sir-Fessoral experlea .
enables NC to saY that regard the GeEmaa Btite:s
cases cold and general debility hare been
greatly benenttsd by ths Of IL Bt.. md deaot
-. FouEs. truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, IA.
, 1864-02-24

w FOR STTH s. CO., ~
-, @ saa 4 Ses.sa st:sct. Ssw York: tadlolntns
cent l!st q f., W:As:TcHES. cHAINs; JEMEEkY; &C.,
oot to be paid for uhtil Son know what Jou are to
10 Gold and Silver wascll:e. 3l3eo to s1oooa each.
~ Ladies' Gold Watches....... E501 each,
An Ladies' and Cent? Silver
1t;fc1 Sets Of Ladies' Jcwerv... so to 1860 each
T.Mo Brooches, Geld Band Brace
}ete, Ear Dropg, Locaess.
Chairs. Rings, &c........... 800 to so0 each.
s5,G0 Gents Pins, Chains, Bosom
sInds, Sleeve Buttons, &C.: s5oto 500 each.
Holders. - 4oo to 500 each
sens,cn Gases Fencis.... lGoto 6tocs-h.
Thu nrttcts ID thiB btock OF ewclrJ OF the neat
eSt ard mos. a.hionabie styIes Certificates Of the
7Ar!ousnEticIts put In sealed envelopes and
illus Giving I'll Iair chance, aoe sens BY naaH !os -
option to send ONE 2DLLAk 2nd sass tae t1e2en Is
aared IN /. ar not. Five cetflHcsts 81, ,ap,nn:ts
thirty s, n1syhve 40, orc hnnar Sx1Sase
money to be enclosed With order. e""nh So'osS@6
FEoNPTLT Ax8Txhp. -so+na,, n.
AGENTS wanted tn avery 70 ttas 1IG r.
sliow them len cents on eTery Ce5sEease, nsoyldse
duce,nents 1hese Es9 Ply G ssaa !or eaEcu
lar, AdG-esa ". FQt4S14A r ~ :, - a3u II NASSAU
street. New YorE' oeEtse'+an "AsAa
, 1864-02-24

G%z3;;7337 9S9@T .
AND
| p3cctcrc pF2TT1 TINC FRAN
UNEdoEo n1ootAa" 1''A
-. -.
AND DIGESTIVE VRGANO
:, ssz CURED sY
-11~Ar rn,c
f. aDo3 1t1aAs@ ~
Il: =:
!. GERMAN RlTTERS,
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EoNIC.
- :.
c1rrs-Havr AMI no o1vr RITTER SAT. :.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TESTIMONY
..'.r TO voUcH FOR THEM.
-.-.... .
mi 1rL
IQAu any 0gnef Article IN the mRfkeL.
- @''5
- .,r' =.
..r .
re oe1y naI one 10 eontfaolek Inis as5etuons
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:, -H s.: =. - - =.
AMI uxyT pav 4raan
=" ~AAA ~ TAS"V
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, 1864-02-24

Dr.. Hcbarn, Cancer and Consumption Chsmpion.
joc4tcd ri l66 Dca, born street, opposite Port Of
nee. CbicaEo III. He sncc cessfully kills and extracts
Cancers without lAln knife, In from four 10 twen-
four hour. Aleo. cures AL kinds OF Eofes and al
chronic diseases and piles. A cure always EuaraA-
ttcd or 10 pay. 2. o. Boz 64G3. ft6-Tssldlin
, 1864-02-24

.nEVON!I AND DURHAM. CAT
.U'TIE-Those in want Of reliaolo, thorough
bred Cattle, shou!d consult tbs Herd Books. and efc
sSnn1s csif ~ tSo Snmnit Fsrm o6E eauotr. Or ID
d.ess the Subscriber, caro- OF Hon. John WsntHortn.
Chicago. HESEY HA1.
fes-Ts454t
, 1864-02-24
Human Eraflty, or Physiology
c0l KseEe3rChe@

Should be rtad by everybody. 1t treAth oa, and
hows how. the evil results arising from early abuse
md unh2{ry coptx 1inatioh nnay be EubveEted with
method nf dlspe;l1ng fhe mlsgtrtnEz many cx-
scrfence II entering the marriage Rtale Sold BY pB.
4. 4. BARROW, 19l Bieeckef street, New York
erlce Is cents, Mailed frec cytrywhcrt-
To he had also Of q. sCOT11, S6 Eandolph Etrect,
.flte DE- LII. 1r.fR
, 1864-02-24
Volunteers, Attention! lndiscrc-
ti0AS of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, Botches and sve!lsngs, can With
certainty be rndtca1ly cured il the Pulls IRE taken
stated In the printed Instructions. treated in any
snothe1 Wheseas t1s o.ntment vii remove re- the hn.
mora fr9m The system end leaye the patient vigorous
in bad cases to insurc 1astlns cure.
, 1864-02-24
BanKtng anu 75rcba11Be.
R,UxroN d c CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Southeast COT. Clark and Lake SITS.

STOCKS AND BONDS Bsugbs and Sold 1t The
Brokers' Board IN New Tott, and caF1ta oo mat.
,rina felGW8aNln
, 1864-02-24

E7IRST NATIONAL BANK
y or CHICAGO.
SOUTHWEST COR. LAKE AND CLARK sTS.
CAPITAL PAID IN. 6310. 600.
E.E. BREASTED, Cashier.
E. AtkKH. President. un{n1E3.1v.jG
, 1864-02-24

From The Rev Levi G. Beck. Pastor OF the R1pu t
Church, PeMberton, N. j., formerly ot tae kurth
sapust Church Philadeiphia:
1hazo known Hsonand'. 0r1maa Rister1 farorahy
for number Of JearB. have used them Ia ny Rn
family. and h4ye bean 70 pleased with their eocta
that Vas indnced 70 rceommend then to many 9TH.
beneficial manter take great pleatnre In thus pa5-
lcly proclafmiEE this tacf and calling the attention
recommended, 10 These Bi'ters, Knowing from expe.
renee that my reeo1 mendsunn will BE- sustained I
tended 10 benefit the afflicted, and Is mot ram
drink" Yours, truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
, 1864-02-24
Ivon's Periodical Drops
I:yon's Periodical Drops

Come to ron as blessing. and viii Save you ,uuab
ps1il and many hours Of suffering; ;Have you been
afflicted for many years with Complaints Incident
the se1 that have bAtci the skill physcians and
arc huttJlnE you on to Ar early grave?
, 1864-02-24
Commission mercba1lts

TOHN S. ROBERTS d SON,
~ tJs. r. late of Churchnan Rohefts3
PRODUCE COMMISSION NERCHANTB,
% water street. New York.
RErxRExcEs.-Mcas1s..I Jones & CulbeTtson Chl.
xcsgo; Thok. b. Brown, Chicago. oclo-s4tzsW
, 1864-02-24

:OINTM EMIT.

All who have Friends Or Relatives In the Army Or
Savy ahould take especial care thut they be amply
erpplth With these Fs and Ointment: and where the
brave Sdefs snd Sailors haEe neglsoted to PEortde
them BY their friends. They hnye been proved to be
the Soldiers neyertanE friend In the hour OF need.
, 1864-02-24

PHoPR1Erons,
PROVIDENCE, r, I.
Sold by LORD 4 SMITH. Wholesale Druggists =
Lake street, Chicago Ill, General Western Agents, to
whom all orders may be addressed Ie1tgG::lYETiA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-05-06
Misteaaaeous.

TUE MAKING or Coon CorrKx-Isa very
rare thing in this country; most persons
boil il, thus making dccoction instead Of
an infusion this efectually gets rid Of the
delicate and agreeable aromatic flavor and
leaves comparatively tasteless beycnge.-
The following particulars will DO found
worth attention:
Never buy your coffee ground, but grind
it yourself, Immediately before using Ii /;
keep your coffee pot, whatever kind you may
use, wiped clean and dry inside; damp
tea or coffee pot acquires musty flavor that
spoils tho best tea or coffee. The cheapest
and perhaps the best coffee pots arc those
made on the French plan called cafeticres.
IL you have not one Of these adopt the foi-
lowing plan Put your freshly ground col
FEC into the coffee pot, previously innue
warm, and pour upon It water ac.uaiy
boiling: set the PIT by the side OF tne nre
for A few seconds, but do not let II Doll up,
then pour a cupful out and return 1t back
acain 10 tho pot in order to clear IL having
done this let IL stand on the hob or centre TO
settle, and in less then Eve minutes trans-
parent, strong, aromatic cup Of coffee may
30 poured out. The proportions Of coffee
(Which should not be too finely ground) rec
commended are an ounce to q pint or pint
and half OF water.
The milk used with coffee should always
he boiled and used rs hot rs possible: the
boiling of milk imparts peculiar and ex.
ceedlugly pleasant flavor to the coffee. White
sugar Is recommended, a. the molasses-like
flavor Of the moist sugar quite overpowers
the delicate aroma. ........ '.-