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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

WYE HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE AND
w carefully selected stock, consisting in part
Of the following articles:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
FAMILY DYE OOLoRs.

To Uye1nB BIIE, Wooden and Mixed Goods, ShAWI8,
eearh Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets, Hats,
keathers, Kid Gloves, ohildren's ol0thing,
A9-A SAVING OF SOBER CBNT.-Ga
For % eents you can color Is many goods Is would
Otherwise cost Ave times that sum. Various shades
can be produced from Ehe same dye. The process iS
ample, and any one can use the dye with perfect
success. Directions in Engikh, French and German,
inside Of each package. ~ -
Tor turtheE Information in Dyeing, and giving
perfect knowledge what eoloFs are best adapted to
dyeoyef Others with many valuable feceIpes) pur.
6hAso Howe . stevens Tfeatise on Dyeing aud Col.
0nng. Sent by mail on receipt OF pFioe-1O eents
Manntactnfed by HOWE STEVENS,I .
go BROADWAY, BOiToN.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally. ~
uoT2S-1 yEmpB ~ g5t3-5 an. assalEi
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.

SAeeACS 14LG6DilFS ana w h9el-
ing Rail Road.
"a 4la
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov ION lseS pa
- senger Trains will leave Bridgeport q follow.
Hoo A. N. Mail Train, stopping at all stations. Ar
Hves at PittsbnFgI at $50 p. III. and
90. Cleveland at $40 T. n.
8So y. N. Accommodation Train, stoppinV At ali
citations, arrives at Pittsburgh at sos
1000 P NJ E5Pfs'; T, ain srriys. =. F.s.bstgh a.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ut SEQ A. NJ and 1 40 p M. AZ
rive at Bridgeport at Cos p. NJ, and 500 A. III
Leave F1tts6urEh OF !:i6 A. b., 6:l6 A. N. and
1916 P u. arrive at Bridgeport At 500 A. III, lO55
A. u. and 6aR P. NJ : 7 - - 'O N
Connections are made Nn FolIovvar
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. h. for Harri,
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PEliIa,
delphla, New York and Bottom
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toled 4. r. for San.
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the NORTH WEsT: WITH
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Hhieago and the NORTH WEST with
S!uTslAnd Eric 3. X. for Erie Dun.
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara PalIs With
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
Grestline, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with tho 9. z. { c.R.R. for ouysbora
Falls Akron, MillCrRburgh and Woos.
AZ Alliance with P. Et. W. Z Q. R. R. for Canton,
Maasillon, Wooster, saIsm, EnoIl, Go.
lunbus and Chicago.
AteteubenVille with P. G. G. Line and AZ BE11 Ara
with 9. %. o. R.R. for Zane5yillc New.
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, sIudi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati LouisvilIe
st. Louis, st. Joseph and ali pOint1
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $500
Fare always as low, and time much quicker thSr
any other r0nte. '''-A
Through Tickets to all points In the West. NortI
and East can be procured at the ONCE under n,
McLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with TfcEe
Agent at Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made ntlovySaE rate. Z.
any point accessible by this and its
to tho East, North, West and Northwest. n of,je
under M'LuFe nOuss, or with Pt. Agent At Rridur
port Station. s WA. d. TERRY, Agent.
D. r. WILLIAMS, Agent,
i'm. MCCULLOUGH, President. ~
u. MYERS. Gent Ticket AR't -I nov16
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lopa.,
Graduate from one OF the most eminent Colleges ~
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Pan,
philadelphia, aud elsewhere, has effected soma ~
the moAt astonishing cures that we're ever kuDnn.
many troubled With ringing in tho hssJ II Hu.
wen asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed a
sudden SOUNDS, OaShiun.ss s., with frequent hi1sbn.
attended 1enetlme with arrangement Of mind, We
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
CHEROKEE REMEDY
.CHERoKEE INIECTrON.

COMPOUNDED IRON RoOTS, BARKs . LEAVES.
GHER0KEE REMEDY, the great Indian DIurSt,c.
" curSs All diseases OF the urinary organs sick
as InconttnenoaloE the Urine, inflammation OF the
Bladder, lrhamuation of the Kidneys StOus In The
Bladder, Structure, Gravel, elect, GOnOrrhosA and
especially recOmmS Sded In those cases OF Flour
AIbus Tor Whites In femOleH) where all the old nau-
seems medicines have tailed. ~ > 90 =
p II h prepared In highly concentrated form,
The dose only being from Que to two toaspoonSfuIs
three times per day.
u IL dIuIetta and alternative tn its action; pu.
riJtn2 aud cleansing the boOd causing It to dow 10
all OF lts oFtgttal purit and vigOr; thus removing
from the syst, nj alt pernicious causes which hRye
induced dieease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is intended AZ an ally
assistant to the CuEKOKEE REMEDY, aud
IL all Gases Of GonoFrIteA, GIeet Plopr AI6us or
Mhlte4, It's ELECTS are healing, soothing and demuI.
cents removing all scaldlnR, heat, chOrdee and pain
lnste9d OF the burning aud almost uuenIuFsL main
that l! experienced with nearly all the cheap q1nck
Injections. 4
~ By the use ofthe CIIEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROkEs INJECTIOE-the two medicines al
tue same time-Rli improper discharges are rouOV-
ca, and the weakened organs speedily restored
to full yigor aud strength
NS-For iull particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store In the country, ar write us aud We
will mail free TO any add'ess q full Treatise
- Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 81 per bottle.
or three bottles for IS
=, a Price, oHkK0KEE INJECTION, - per bot
tie, or three tOttIes for s..
4a.-sent by Express TO ANY address receipt of
AS-SOld by all dEuEEiats everywhere.
DIR. W. Il. MERwtN a CO.,
Sole PrOpretnTs,
mrl7 d4Wly No. 90 Liberty str, New York.
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AEMPFIELD RAILROAI

i'm. MCCULLOUGH, President. R"'''0'
u. MYERS. Gent Ticket AR't movie
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receive the attention their primary fnp,rtance de.
uuands. The student will DO made AGO 1aIuted With
several modes Of calculation not found in bucks.
tending greatly to the Authorization Of his work
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WOpen for Students day And evening.

- upon LOT btuueut8 Gay Anu evening.
TlNHE purpose Of this institution l. to instruct
u younB men land women tool IN tho principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pscuniary
in Accountability aud its ooneOmIants.
WORCESTERSHIRE,
stripped Of its absurd VerbIags and ancient pro-
liXtSy and inEtieacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing bushes especially IN the United
which are a. exact, unerTing aud FREQ from Oxcep.
ton Is those OF nAtule and comprised In very few
words, are first made familiar 70 the student, who
who then conducted through course OF practical
Book excepting, In numerous sets OF books In great
variety 81 forms I'LL he thus acquires mastery Of
the art which enables him to apply It with facility
to any Kind OF buBlusss.
a WRITING SCHOOL
IL open day and evening. attended by both ladies
and gentlemen, where, without entering for the lI
eourse, good hAnd-Wriuns can be obtained In a
ARITHMETIC,
aud its application 70 all manner Of
ooUNTING.U0UsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Enp,rtaucs de.
uands. The student will DO made aeq 1aIuted with
several modes OF calculation not found in bucks,
tending greatly to the Authorization Of his work.
There IL open to the Ssudeut also q eourssOT 81
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law and
uBaSes, Finance, Banking and Currency aiSo mGSimS
methods Of conducting business successfully and
avoiding failure.
Instructions in the above subjects are interspcr,
ed with uRxtms and incufcations tending to the
formation OF high character - men and ciElzcns.
The course Of instruction u intended to DO a.
comprehensive and thorough ~ that OF any OF the
Commercial Colleges, while tho expense TO the stu
dent il much leD.
l. 1. b. beES leave to refer those to whom no "a
unknown 70 the od1eets o. the banks In wheeling
aud Bridgeport, and especially to his students.
TERMS, 80.
For tho full eourne above indicated the tuition
fee I9 $50, payable on entering For the requisite
blank books g. T1ms unlimited; to remain or re-
turn NJ pleasure. The course Il usually completed
in from two to three months. JAM
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

he JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE Mosr
4 certain, Speedy aud Only EdcciuaI RsasIH
ths H HoElo !oT All Private Diseases Weakness Of
AttHneys ana Bladder, involuntary DachaTpss In.
P0tsncy General Debility. NCrvI usness D, spfs,,
TOD Of the Heart TimIdty Iremblinr I;r,n nH''AI
SS,i6h1 or Giddlnees, biseSse Of the Head TL,Cs,
NSee or Skin' Affections Of the Liver. LNnsH S,oT
the Solitary Habits Of Youth-lhose hTcs, IioLn
nAty practices more fatal TO Their victims tbsI IL
sShg oI syrens to the Mariners Of Ulysses bIirbtS
tnet most brilliant hopes or anticipaiiOnS r,r,ie
ing marriage, &c. imuoss,b,S "'iS' 1VIurT
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Especially, who have bee me tre victims of so,n.,
vice, that dreadful aud d. stTuctiVV habit which ~
Young Men Of the most exalted tSlcutS and bT,iI,,
intellect, who might otherwise ; ave ENHANCED la
tentng eenAtes, with the IhuUdeIs Of eIo,lneHsr !,
NaHeS to ecstHcy the living Tyre, may cali ~iL uI
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A WRITING SCHOOL

IL open day and evening. attended by both ladies
and gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
cOurse, good handwriting can be obtained In a
, 1864-03-30

md Iast-from Fortress Monroe to Mcchan-
fcsville-as documents Furnished to the Com.
'Mittee Of 1pQuITy, ,by the War Office. sub
stantiatcd BY the Assistant Seer eetaiY Of War;
prove beyond al doubt 158 900 mep G;t;.> :; !:
He iwas: beaten il: every battle. ffxoom WI:
Harrisburg to :Mn1yernt Lincoln ;toua him
at Westover, or Shirley with but u, 90 mon:
What had become Of all the -resa?-- --II..l t,.y
eunl into the ccrth,4 Of, melted is:n tho nj.
They had sunk into the earth, -sls:i:-.i to thc
buS Sunc!e and tic SLOTS of th. i, ,.;;::i:f4;~
troops or to the disease Of t., c,.!;,lt1, ~
grnynte by incessant exposure, ana Aunrcm:::-
ting toil. in ditehing his way {u uic,,moa:l.
At Inst, only because 1t was necessary to
withdraw our troops to repe1 invasion from
another quarter, he was permitted to; slink
away with the miserable remnant Of bis
troops cowed, brckcn-sri.l.ca, I'd c:e.a:::.:::.,
1y brought down from The lofty tonc Of brag,;
Eadoefo; with which they. commented the
Siege! Of Richmond. A more entire failure
is -nowherc recorded, and a more thorough
lived. .er-..7: 80.
, 1864-03-30
GDffIHE Notices.

ESN1I-S NFfkKA0u k{1tEEfk.
Let thosc who have noubtet slct t11rtles pf 89LLE
CEb..oN BI1TERs, h my suth fherc be- frad tho
following certificate no4 e:tlemru well u own In
Ills coMmn1 tty, and tloutt NO n1re. -
itEancrsl Introduction Into .hc 4xmi viii s4Ec the
.,ves u thousaAds ol our soldtna.
E*'u7tv.LLK, Kf, June Sd, 1871
We, the undersigned. h1va scen the good c1eeta
produced by the use OF Or. JONI BELLS cEDR0N
BiITERs IN cases OF general debility and prostrY-
Sion Of the systcm and believe It's general use you'd
o.e, cut diseasc md relieve much suffering. Anonk
soldtess particularly would tlls be &AS cases
<:-,'ectalsy tbose w..o rse cxscd " inl4sa'auc In
.!uenres In tho Southern c1ituatc. " .-
,MAJ. 4IIn.lf SPEED, Collector Int. Eer, 81 Dts
aAt.T. . eocctor OF the Fort 1oui.
4vllte ky, x., :, x
<sUE:H. lIh- Astsnal Geacfa' ol heo'
1uv 'fef =. uEspEnsos. Secretary Of Sanitary
aAnNHY. !9.'if1'GEs MifnaEs CO., ruh1,ssss ps,noefat
YTGHtb q PAKkEuls MAuleSnle DF1 *foooa
nca1r1s. W@.. street, putsrltlc. ~: ,,.-
Dhysii. Gfl:FN 4 CO.. Wholcaase Shoe Dealers.
Er}n stree, Louisville . Hr..t-.
.1AHT d MkPoTHEis,. 11thosSr.sPners, cor. Ma1Aea
:71 tffS WsE1 Eit. Clo1,ins Merchant, cor. Third
ana Market I'll, nuts.ilc, ~. ,.::;
"a pT = HTi DTETJI. nf Steamer Nc. Anderson.
III isTs - rut5NsT: II. Tsvmantcr q: 8. Army.
- NJ MtTl.ALF, krt.onal H.itel, Louisville. .Ky.
20. Jkssh nAY.ES 4tn kSosnSSY S;ss;sY GayalfF
H. sr0t1L, 7B Randolph atrcet.
r. frfSo .xn,9 9ff~ >l.AN
, 1864-03-30


None ara genuine unless tina words .'.Ho11ow4Y,
NEw ToHK AaD LONDON" are discerntble AZ VA
sfoa1d eaeh Pet o. box The same MAY b. plany sss9
viii be kiTcn to any one rendering such information
as may lead to the detection Of any party nr parties
counttrfeittDE the medicines vending the same,
knowing them to be spurious. =
- Sold at the mandatory Of Prof, HoLL0W4Y, 80
Maiden Lane New York, and By al respectable drug
gsts and dealers in medicine throughout the civz.
I'd world, in pots aud boxes, 1T Is cents, cants and
Il each.
lorzer ttzes.
n B-Drections for the guidance Of patients tn eve
II disorder are Affixed to each pot and box.
:E5- Dealers In MI welfknoWn medicines s4n haye
SLOW Cards, Circulars, etc, sent FREE OF ESPENSE,
b. addressing Thomas Holloway Malde Lane, M.
For gale BY LORD d SMITH, General Western
Agents, g Like street, Chicago aud BY dealers every
where. o9ctsln-.teW-W4A
CAr71ox.-Ifthc reader Of this" notice" cannot get
nbox II Pills er Ointment from The drug store Ia hss
iAe amount. and VIII mail bo! free Of expense.
Many dealers WI Aot Keep my medicines % hand be
cause they Cannot make rs much profit as on other
persons make. IS cents s. cents, md sto per bax
, 1864-03-30

Baptism of the Royal 1nfnnt-1Io.v lie
Mas Dressed and what the Mother
and Grandm other Wore md Did.

From the Court ttrculsr, March 11th.] =
The baptism Of his Royal Highness the in
funt Prince, grandson of her Majesty tho
Queen and Of lis RoYal Highness tile Prince
bert Edward Prince OF Wales and the Prin-
cess Of Wales, took place yesterday, At. one
o'clock, in tile chapel within Buckingham
Due arrangements we're made In tic chapel
for the performance of the sacred rite. Two
rows Of chairs, one on each side Of the cen
tre, were appropriated to the use Of the
Queen, the sponsors, and the Royal person.
ages invited to he present: The principal
compartments or peWs, Of which there are
four 1.-TWO On either side of the chapel,} were
assignea:.fo the representatives. Of foreign
Powers connected with the Royal family, TO
the Cabinet Ministers and to the other off,
taking an active part IN the ceremony The
altar was lined with crimson velvet panelled
with gold lace, md; on" the comnu-
nion table Were. placod the golden
vessels used in the sacrament.
Seats Of crimson and gold were ranged
within ths !ails Of the eSmmnnion on table foE
in advance Of tho haut pms, Immediately at
the head Of the two 1oWs Of chairs approprl-
atea to tic Queen, the ,sponsors, and the
members of the royal families present or rep
resented upon the occasion. Tho font itself
is beautifully formed tazza of silver gilt,
the rim representing the leaves and flowers
Of The water lily, whilst the base from which
springs Its graceful stem is grouped with
cherubs playing the Tyre. In. front are the
royal arms. The font was placed on q 1luted
plinth of white and gold. 0vertle altar WAS 4
a fine piece oftapest1y, representing the b2p-
tism Of unr Saviour. The band and choir
was plaeed in the gallery, and consisted Of
the choir Of Her Majesty Chapel, Royal st. |
Jam es1 and the choir of the Queens private
chapel, together with her Majesty's private
band, assisted aud strengthened by several
other eminent vocal and instrumental per-
farncTe~ ''' '1'
The he1alds and kings Of arms were in at
tendance to assist in marsha1ing the process
j When the visitors were seated, the Queen,
Intended By. the. Mistress Of the Robes, the
Duchess Of Wellington. took her place In the
seat, prepared for her ;Maiesty,, as one Of the
sponsors. AS The Queen entered the chapel
the band commenced playing the march from
"Scipio.n The Queen vas accompanied By
bis Majesty the King OF the .Belsfan5, atten-
ded BY General the Count de Moerkerke, and
1ieutenant General the Hon. Sir Edward
the Princess Helena, attended BY the Lady
Augusta Stanley. The members Of the honsc-
holds Of her Majesty and the Prince and
Princess Of Wales, were also present
AS the procession advanced the band played
the march from the " Fall Of Babylon"
The Royal personages having been conduc.
ted to their seats, and the great officers and
ed places on either side Of the chapel, the
service commenced With the perform ance by
the band Of the chorale, q Praise the Lord
with 11eart md voice." and the hymn. ~ will
rive thanks to Thee, O Lord" '-:'
iWhen the nusic ceased, the Lord Chamber.
, 1864-03-30

HotrKrTER'e STOMACH BtTTERs.-A sure PREVENT
I'VE Of eptdcmtcs IL nox wltA4u Lie reach oil every
member Of the community. The protective proper,
:ics ef liosTITTEr's BrTTERs are acknowledged
throughout 1iIc Wcttern Hemisphere Armed with
shi. inestan.Ahlc Toxic aaJ ALTKnA11yk, thousands
Plunge fearl<s4y into the most unhealhy regions of
t'Aor1s, and rtRy there for Eecls, mouths, yc4ts,
without experimenting aays sickness IS the great
aesmann& cordial q tAe ase Az remedy ios Pr.
howelt It Ass ~ RIVAL. either among "ps.sat med"
lice. So satisfied src lie phylcians Of the United
stSss o. this bead that It e su:Scs.9n Of s,s m sst
standard specifies IN mort Of the clyn and military
hospitals In America. lts operation A 30 to speak. to
the climatic Influences which MAKE Ench fatal hs1oc
amorg our mining and farmnE population at certain
taken With perfect iupunty By persons tor whom MI
otlet atinlans ATe too c1hlatatuc to safely u6ed
M111.u1&5 2H- u WARTS
, 1864-03-30

l. CMTY Q14 4KT31NAEi12'8 O1Y1ox, I -
4EAxEE FE;1oG5Aia ara 'teytfer ~ fne Tusss..'
rgneu fof r,r1pi1fr9 Id d. s. GuaftsimazfsrT X
rsrImenrt II Tn1Sfn1nor d e. RajemnTT "a
AexAauSiA, and FeTt Gonto6 Va q nNhsr of ttsr-
OlaceK EfsG HNY Cora OatY and stfzY
tn9 HlU be .ecefTet far dc JAivor7 of SDN A11Aaf
cfcny. C. anc 50 toaa q. ~ O. straw O. u5wn.
BIZ - mus: ltzts st vhi9E Il tas abese aaz.*ss
st *hich TheY Il r&*e 6elrpIte9 shffeEf ma dHK.
whE1 .t1 a.EYeltss eaali be cr:;,na aactG and 81eF
/: tr co1rolst.d. :. -
Tse 2ree must De Hitt=I cut IL T9=ds On 70 ts9..
.o-n to Re out IN L. good etoat sacfE OF abcut fE
tusheig 7aca Oatl ID sacks o ABOUT tusee nutse e
ascS TIE Safe d IA f1rn Il Ettaaut e1tra cheres
70 lae EfnYarameat 1sr hay s:S atsa5 to ia Ssc1<a
nsIac - =. -
IL 7sfsular zn.i or ts..: 71op oi ossa, corn, hsx
= ssHaws ~ 10 s1eAf@snu Muss nc NasS4 u
"A, tSs sIt:c5e, coerec under ,,a oics ss-s,n
vii 9e susiect = nj. ,as:esttoa By the asre:7
ne: M Gsoss 81 oe,ex tn, "a t,x ,, ~
, 1864-03-30

Mcclellan from Rebel Point OF View
The rebels appear to have come to the con
clusion that their efforts In Gen. McClellan's
behalf are fruitless, and cast him aside in the
following harsh manner: -,
From the Richmond Dispatch, March all
Mcc1E1IAS's STATEMENT OF His LOSSES.
Mcclellan, In the official report which be
las Just published, puts down his losses IN
ihe battles around Richmond, from the 18th
of June to the LIST Of July, inclusive, at 4, 5s3
killed, 200 wounded, and ), 5,hS missing !;
total, Is, ,al9. When 1t is recollected that TIE
Couiederates nctuaily took brought away
and confined upon the island, and fu other
prisons, more than II 200 men, He may pc
enabled to Judge of the claim which this doc
umcnt has to be considered truthful
4 lie stuck to, says tho proyerh, ,ts as gooa
Us the truth. TO cover: one Of the most
shameful, as we'll as complete defeats Re.
corded In history, McCl Clellan's vanity prompt
ed him to indulge in q system Of deliberate
fulselood, which justly brought upon nm
tho derision Of the civilized world But It
did him no manner Of service. His employ
ers eaW through llis devices, as his opponents
Ind already done from the beginning. No
mall-least OF ill cClollan himself believes
word Of what he writes He has found bis
proper Level, and Ill the lying reports; which
he can manufacture between This and ddoms-
day cannot raise him above it. He came here
TO take the city Of Richmond. He bad, first
, 1864-03-30

Formerly Atatstsnt surgeon TO De koyo Ao.pital.
Ex:iA Marie Lsucr, Portugal! and Surgeon 70 Hosrt:
himself tc tho treatment s contagious blood diseases
for than thirty Ten years practice In Chi!
reputation curing scrofua, liheumhtts
lhe use Of mercury. The vaIions complicated and
distressing d!scafcs 70 females tTs:tcd With
liz south CLARK street. Post OGlce box =. By In:
cos!nE Il cents In postage staRrA. The untortuEate
Guide thal be forwarded to Ly address In the Eilec
Esa,es nhs:.1e19-1:t
, 1864-03-30

The Revenue bill, to be reported next
week, will cause some considerable debate
in the House. In order to raise the revenues
absolutely Necessary for the Gogezamen. ex-
The taxes Of the old law will need to be IN.
creased at least one hundred per cent. But
has Congress the courage to, face the rcspon-
sIbflity of doing Its duty in this matters: 7
I'm affaid too many members are candidates
for Re re-elcction, and too mnuy Of them lack
confidence in the ability and patriotism Of
the people, to stand the pressure But we
ehn11 zee
, 1864-03-30

D... DADp's nEsIh WEED TnocHEs, prepared
s-..a sc rsAlric Weed silphyn1a." The properties
-, TIC lrsin Weed nrc wctl laown To tic people OF
.1c wcet safc and cfl1cIt for the treatment ot
1as:Eslts. HoassenesE. Bronchitis, Asthma, Co,da,
tnugt.s 1nf]unza, CatarTl.. Also Fluid Extract o!
t;':lrl,yum- Prepared by G. Il. DADD, MD.
LORD l. SMITH. General Western Agents, . Lake
Erect. Chicago. For sale b. Ill Drugglsta.
1f.~pfQ
, 1864-03-30
uafr xSyc. xkatr kbye..

nACHELoRs celebrated HAZE nYEIs 1H1 EKae
ss 1aoxa aee ri rSh' 81 T.
:cbsnsrs Bed. Knsty Or Grcy Hair Instantly. 70 M
~'s A.u q Staining the SKIN, leaving 1he Hair Soft
.aa H-sntn amrsrn frea X.tssy neWqucni,y ~ y ses, =
>, i. nyeA Tue Genuine Is signed NILLIAA A. FACE.
1eE, all othe!s mere mutations, ard shond bt
> tGY btroet. EsH York. tSa-ENI.l1.
, 1864-03-30

Cons stcan. formerly OF st. Louis, Mol
co ns 6 n3s = ~ ~ G
Post Once, on all Chronic Dleakcs and Diseases OF
treats With unparalleled snccehs. Rooms pirate,
whese Ladies M and Gentlemen san consult ths Doctor
70 P. Nh sundays 10 ~ l. A. II. Communications
couhdc1tizl. CorsultA1ioup free. Address P. o. Boz
154- Hncese Two sAn.as aud get Ills Gutdt to Health.
rom the Doctors long experience In Anspital and
rrtyste practice. he l. able 10 p"rf0rm+ and will
antee. perfect cures for all E1F0tc diseases ther
most severe and npeatod Sta. es, in very sho-t
YousF men suffering from elfabasc are Invited 70
call ARerfect cure xa1ranted. Fem2lt IRREGULAR.
lies attendant cn Puberty, MeDstruatloD, PeEsons
having any ebstructions TO marriage, shpuld call at
cnce and be cured. beat Of city reicrencG a. to
n NH
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. Physiological View OF 31ar.

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ContalulnE neArly 81 pages and $50 6ne tateA and
Epgray1ng Of the Anatomy OF the Sexual OFEans In
\ t.atc Of Heath and Isisease. with Trsatike on
SELF ABUSE. iis Deplorable Conseq1cIccs upon the
tho only rattosai and successful m0de Of carr, as
ahown ~ the report .f chtes treas.d. 4 truthful
marriage, who entertala douhts Of their physical
conditinn sent free of postage to any adortas. On
receipt s ce7ts, in eaMEg po1fal currency. by
9i,,re.sing Ur. LA CEotx, No. 81 Maiden r Lane, A.
, 1864-03-30
l1adnm Porter's Cough 9Ba1sanz.

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large portion OF the American people arc wholly
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uo@trums now advertised and pned " anprlnctPlcd
vende1s Of Cough Medclne*, and In thIs chsnseahlc
COLDS ishiEhly ,n,ressnt .ha: eycrYhodE sl'eud BE-
AVE PoKTHR's couGH HAIsAx. A pleasant and pure
~ vegetable preparation. Sold by all DruEs'tta :
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FULLER, FINCH d FUI LER, SMITH DNsl Elk,
Wholesale Agent. for The Western States.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1864. ;
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Retirement or ,1cCIc:l Ia Gcncra!s-Re-.
or3sanfzatio,1 o.- tho ArE1y-P-cpara-
Paisn Of the 9:op;,eril slx-Lee will
hold. on to Virginia to tho Last-
Threatened Ecbel Ha1ds@:Tho Cop
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