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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
GRIPPE Old Age.o


The mOR that dies younger, as might be
expected, perhaps is the railway brskesman.
His average is 81 Ye, this must be taken.
with some allowance, from the fact that
hardly any but young and active men are
employed in the capacity.
At the same age dies the factory work
woman, through he combined influence of
confined air, Sedentary posture, scant wages
aud u0remiiting toll -
Then comes the railway baggageman.
who is smashed on On average at 80.
Milliners and dress.mAkers live but little
longer The average OF enc is 80. aud the
other 33.
The engineer, The firem, IN, the coudnctor,
the factory operative, the powder maker,
and he well digger, all of whom are ex-
posed to sud len and violent deaths, die &C
al everage under The age Of 35.
The cutler, the dyer, the leather dresser,
the apo'hecary, the con e .lioner, the cigar
maker, the silver smith. the painter, the
shoe cutter,aihe engraver aud the machin.
ist, a.! Of whom lead confined lives in an
unwho'esome atmosphere, none Of them
reach The avers 6, age of 40.
The musician olows his breath all on, of
his body at 40. The editor knocks himself
into pi at the same age
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
WHOLE NUMBER 747.

gold, and, OF conrse, In 80 far 10 add TO the
total expenses of both Government ana
people. II Is the plain and manifest duty
at this time OF every man and woman To
bring down their expenditures. It's an
ooiiga ion that we owe TO the country not
10 Ouy fcrrign silks and sa'ins. and jewelry
.nd wines. Or costly furniture from abroad.
Every person should feel that for himself
ne Is bound 70 save all that is possible =
Oid clothes should be worn, old fnruifure
used, lnxnries be dispensed With TO meet
this terrible crisis We have no right to
buy useless indugencies while we are lay.
ing mp great debt for the future. 1t is
not honorable Il is not patriotic, nor even
prudent. No people can be spending a
thousand millions on a gigantic war, aud
at ibe same time be holding carnival of
eS''dvagance end glnttony. Somebody
must pay for It all. Our apparent super.
fuity OF money should either be invested
in permanent Investments, or should 20 TO
cure the sad ills Of war. Our great sue
cess. Financially, in the beginning of this
struggle, Iesulted from the universal econo-
my of the people. We saved enough then
70 pay the current expenses of Ihe watt
Ih's has all passed by. Every Que now is
Spending money for every possible vanity.
Careful ilnancers estimate that $500 ,O00.-
600 per annGm can be saved by relrenca.
ment. 80 ~
Unless the people shall see the folly end
wrong of this exrayegsnce unless Con-
greSs snail still further check the national
vast leiulness by severe and heavy taxation.
We drift inevitably toward a heavy abyss.
Let US be warned 10 time N. Y. Times.
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THE TJTDN Cures
PEOPLES OO-h IL Fever Sores.

'BulaIO, Nov. 3. ISd2.
"Two of our subscrhersone of them afflicted with rad
Foyer Sore the other with the ad
of the Peoples Cure in this PAPER purchased
hA medicine. and after having thoroughly tried it,
ort to recommending Il most heartily thorough
edy in their case Editors Christian Advocate"
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The People. CURE c%,ss %sstp..,s.' Ts@sls

have heen in feeble health since The birth of my boy
who II years old have had many troubles and diff
culie all this time uniting for every kind of labor, and
destroying all my comfort Lest summer began taking the
Peoples Cre and have used -four bottles and almost
we'll. My difficulties have early all disappeared, and feel
cheerful aud happy. Mrs CATH DEWALD,
nressmakcr, G 1Odeh Alley, above Tupper ST.
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A. HENDRY, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals Paints Oils, Varnfhes Brushes Dye sulfs
Choice Family Groceries including Teas, Coees &c. Pa
tent Medicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pu-
po,a -, '>~s '.l. ola
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Merchants.

STEPHEN HALL Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats and Caps Lasts and Shoe hndng ana gen
eral Merchandise, 2 doors South OF the Bank. o+5
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rt D. o,, CTTD Y Cures Scrofua and
'He '''I'' u ~ IL IL Salt Rheun.

have used the Peoples Ce in my family with great ben
eft, in { Scofua and salt Rheum and have
mendrdi frequently to my ierd all OF whom believe have
been benefited and mot of them entirely cured by II.
CHARLES SCllAIFF, 27S Main .treet, up stairs
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TYLER Il COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Coco
Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats Cap&c &e
b two door North of Fisk House. Ashtabula, o. 4lt
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Drcsssmakcr, Gnode,i Alley, above Tupper st.
The % People. CURE or,s: S:s,,I%s, r%s" siI sin''

Ny wife has been n poor health for long time, having
frequent call physician 10 attend her but she
Gently very much worse For weeks she had arTe
tie lost al her strength and each day growing
She had night yeats coughed deal during the night
and considerably dnrng the day all supposed she
going off with the consumption when friend advised her
take the Peoples Cure On taking the medicine she percev
change on the third day she had recovered her
aptet and St regsining her strength until the
eighth day. not vet having taxi bottle she has stopped
taking the dicine saying she well she
ard well h could he, and she has tinued
since. PAUL KLEIN, Ga rdner 81 Pearl st.
Buffalo, October ], 1852. For Sale by all Druggists.
c. CROSBY. General agent,
255 Main It Buffalo, n. Y.
1872 10 whom all orders shoul; be addressed
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nusINEes REcToRY.

SHERMAN & FARMER. Attorneys and
IIrAS & SHrRNAS. john O. FARMER,
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Hotels.

FISK Observation-Disclosures, OIL. f CuL,
ygR Proprietor. Omnibus running to and from every
train of cars Also good erysable kept in connection
with this house to convey Passengersto any point ooS
AMERICAN uoUSE-John Thompson
Jefferson, Ono.
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J.R. COOK. Attorney and Counsellor a: Law
and Justice of the Peace Main Street. over Morsonf
= Store. Asl,tahuls. o.
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II. L. MORRISON,-Dea in Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, hats and Caps Hardwai
Crockery, Books, Paints, Oils Re, Ashtabula, o. 4l'
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W r CUAPMAN-At Attorney at Law -
asca the Peace Commissioner of Deeds for Michigan
and Iowa Oace three doors of the fremont House
Conneant, q.
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w. PUNCHES. Dealer in Clocks, Watches
fawerv and silver SPOONS Clocks Watches and Jewelry
sst-.'N' ssdsa 6s
, 1864-09-07
WISC0NsIN NEWS.


" Col. Cram, q. 8. 4, has been assicred to
duty at NIlwaukee. for the puroose. Of d.
rectipg the expeuoiture Of q portfen Of The
$a00. .O00 approproprlated by The luss C0nvress
for tic prrselyation Of the most imporsaot
harbor On the lakes.
ut a mill On the N.shota river, on the 23
nit. by q fello FORK man named Fred. Stitch.
during q Quarrel ahout thcir dutfes.
An insane man named Thomas Rlake. a
few days efnce made desperate attack upon
thp pe1ton ot the Monne Cemetery ot IA:
Ann1ae secnred ~ Ns
ThTee men nampd James McF,npev .1amea
~ 1t,n.'a, p;dte@r 1,o.,n ia2 "e.t
- e. - ataai;r,s Ia-:,a oncm,;,;ss ~ nan, ~
oirers ,inea F1nm warahnnsea IN Wantesna ~,
cnnntv>
The Elkhorn Iadt1tnde.t boasts of a tobac.
co leaf "a nronrht T to t6st olfice ~ Witch maasnreil
sni nintteen inchrs in width.
All the towns in Rock county have fllei
thtir onota nnf1er the last cali
Thn Prsirie In Ch;en Haioa te1ts horrible
story Of the most brutal violation md mur.
1cr Of q you1g neelo eirl. only eleven vcars
ehoernskef' WIN had Indnesd the oirl tn &o
Win him IN nTctcnre nf hirjnr 1,sr ~ ser,
vant waot D4311 '' pA''S'e~ - .4"A ~
nnr1cp a thnnder stnrYn m the ostb n1t
n i,a11, n Ruenn Vista, helonrfnr IN ". r.
rar1ar w-s strnrt hv iio tn;ny md ent,raIv
cnns1;mcd, toyether With ali its conrents
consist;nT nf snan ~ hnrsea ana whsot'
e1aon1 nstaHtha 1nfo1 # h,s venr,s wnri-
Mrs. Ann Armstrong. a EIdnw 1adV ITino
n,nr tnt Ce;isrs th,o s3dte nj little Cnntc wa
droxned weeEs 1ast SABBATH in artnmnts
inc to oct pail Of water Tom the liver. So
aaSs thn xpnleTon Hotor.
~ portano R.o{<t<r aara nm bonezt farmer
of tna town nf FIT Winnebapo. wills nov.
fns, hav. encountt red q hornets' nest, and be-
inS aome what filed by sting from one Of
the pcskY yarmfpts, lit match aud proceed
ed 10 "ciear out" tie nest. Tho result was
cIphry acres Of hay ground aud a constdera-
-ble qn,ntlty of hay burned.
Thr Jefferson Banner gives d brief history
of a man In iail there awaiting trial on the
eharge OF having three wives, The flrst one
he Married In Ohio. len her and went to NJ.
zomapie. Dane county, in this State, where
he pot into the good eraces OF q widow with
two or three children, o lady standing high fn
societ, F.. and married her, After living with
tbis Woman gbont three weeks, and Getting
u hat money she had. he deserted her. goinis
from there TO Farmington, in that connry.
While ut Mazomaplc be gave bis name IS
McWi)lismB. In FermIns1nu he gave his
reme "a Waters. Whtle there he won the
affect.nnz of danphter OF 3fr. Rowe. the
, 1864-09-07
Chicago Grlbnt1e.
lFor the Chicago Tri5uno.1
8ALU EB Tag FLAG.

KAT.Tr I@x9 T.s R RFxC
~ - % 3@s
I1sp ofthe F,aa win. .xo...
AseTtsnf. rrsa au .ouoaess ena pf1de'
~ ~ " r.tuE-luoN 70 IEcet1
whe,esa. -. ~. =. osaIseous orloe.
~ i,1a =, ~ ~ sscauAst etafe hfe seen.
Eli III ~ spho rhu ot on ocean may eeem
~" y, hnupo g ID tsuaea OF old;
AAe o'Fnt DO" Of promise old e1esm.
CuoRuE-Sal1te tho Flag, the hrave old Flsg,
% Ths Flaq Of tfioian hoe,
hG,l nths and nie. u que Me mus,
vita falfh1 the He'd, Wh1so and blue.
u,nos.h
Ali to teo thee chearp,h ihe hesxt j..
Ae thou brave 1t frou gnr.sbJp's mast.
, 1864-09-07
@fnKtNal,,
!. -; DIR. EEANKS' Is
SfPHlLlTtG CURE

XAk Mellcaae L. Safe and 12aaIcA,
Cure FOR Sgphllis Ii I1e Primary,
8ecendArI ana T+rtfak4 sTas~s, auE
IL ths most fmporkanx Medical 13ia.
coverY ~ The I'LL ckeenkA eenxufy.
eaes eosts1 ous fxdaL hssas 81 sssisa tae T.
Ptu1h. with tpt mss upoa IpsclaJ .use taat o.
cts:luct s1huft which Is csp4ola OF tA1Nnttnct
v BE-. & ' - BE- syFH1LII1c cuEx /. ses oclyua
eU SUE "a tets
in ~ ttsir vassa " eo.nnaea.s1 iorras. AID iaot.
II ce.u 1c:7. a:ss@se ~Ee6 has bai aa d tas ssu
11ns & e. & :P5 ds1s M
ortos1A,apts M,essble eNts;enGA Th,s lite s*stra
q rsfS S2 Ssta i 1:gs
osY. HIS u ohs.ao:sttxsd By tales. us:snc,
W sssh aaa as
Sens in The coa11Ey caa o1ceE the wa,lclar ta5o r
H. u a. desa III xcs e.
eTaK .F1B57, Or Primary fsTAaB Of sypn,rs /,
whtd the Chan!.cs Ct cert INT appear. No tae
snenla hs ~. eiecus1n. psc8aRa 81 DR. MAIZE i
ao1 a'i9 a. :! ~
DC, R,9 b. toal. apenx. .. INT. =.
s,et s,e tws EonsTI U11oS4I. and nay s. Gov1 p
IL ns he q aas
fsTs g. s s.' sad s4n'';:
RI. tnc Yah sss sss: = z Y ths seooadat1 mage. .
Tas @ Fa1Rr, FL sS er SGhT1aRY & Il STAGE, u known b,
:ae fslla st54ptos yodas. OF hara a1d p.,nfa
jsc1iohs, hard RUS 10 lie sonss .1a ,si.. sa
s dg e g1,a
s5Ssas n.sa & !, tsis ssss:. 1~ a''H'n'' 'af' 'ae
Prlcs pa1 pacEuet, x6.
So es 6e9 w.ss. 4 ne; eo.:ts pss 0''''s; t'1
sss IT, % ss,tT2 e 81 Ss Mo
TAi3S g INN IFfa 9Gr SIS
Eli e. g eH5 t,e xnn5 81 @ q
, 1864-09-07
MARINE DISASTER.
sinking or tho Propeller Seiota by. Col
; nktun with the ArcSIt-"hino Lives
H,nHf

The propeller dubuque, Ca?t, Pelky,
which arrived here on sunday from Clevc-
land, brings intelligence Of terrible disaster
which occurred on Lake Erie last Friday
night The propeller scio:a, bound for Bat-
flo from Toledo, With cargo Of II COO
bushelh OF ~heat, collided on the shove
night, eli Dunkirk, with the propeller Arctic
ara sunk. The ill-fated propeller went
down III about five minutes trom the tine
she was struck. In the mean time every c1-
e1tion was made by The officers aud
crew of the Arctic to saye those who vera
struggling in The water and cEing for help,
bnt 50 sudden was the catastrophe that nine
pereons were drowned, including the clerk
md the cooks wife end child. Whether the
ei1 others who were lost all belonged to the
crew, We are unable to state. Tt ia not prob
able, however, that there were many paasen-
gers on board. TAose who were picked up,
we're taken bJ tic Arctic to Cleveland.
The EcIota was "Wiid'' boat, '.e., she be-
lonced to no line She was built in Huron,
Ohio in 1880, and was partially rebuilt IN
1858: registered 943 tons, and rated B !. Her
ami 1inRte value was estimated by the un-
dfrg IT. at 1900, but ut the prevailing
rates ebe vas probably worth from $29. 900
tn fo5 O0o, We did Eot learn the depth Of
wafer in which sls vent down. aud can
therefore form no opinion as to the prospect
AZ raising her. Boat and cargo ware no
doubt both 1cfufea+
, 1864-09-07

Union Mass Meeting 1T Jonesboro.


Correspondence ChIngo T1ibune.1
Jon1snoEo. Ill.,, Sept, s, 1861.
Saturday, September 3, was most glorious
day for Jonesboro-one thAt will be held by
pcsterity as sacred day. In answer to q
previous call the s' mud, eills'' of Jonesboro
and vicinity assembled at the Court Houae at
/ o'clock to listen to Unisn speeches. Cap-
tain Watere, of Tenn, Was called to the stand
and delivered a short but most interesting
speech, He pointed ont clearly the duty Of
the patriot and the doom of the traitor.
Next that old patriot, Col. John Dougher.
ty, took ths stand At this some Of the most
bitter Copperhc.ds left the house and after
I had beard bis indescrlbably eloque 1T, patri-
ottc, Christian.lik speech, l did not wonder
1T their leaving, for surely II any man On
esrtb has po Wer j" to cust out devils" It is
Colonel Dongherty. I shall make no effort
to convey, to your Imagination even fstot
the Imagination that noble PATRIOTS speech
OF Saturday last; IL can be fully appreciated
ouly br these who BaW and heard tor them
selvea. Ira tons mag ecotfat Col Dougherty,
but patriots will lore and honor him In all
tix TO come.
Next came the eilver-headed ragc patriot,
and Christian, Hon. James A. Butler, OF
A1kabsns, who has been surrounded by rebel
cutthroais for the last three Jea1s, and con-
sequently ia thoroughly acquai ated with all
their Gcllish deeigns. He made most tell
Ing speech. counseled I'll 70 ataud firm by
thtlr bfrth-right, the bcquest OF our fathers.
the Union NJ d freedom Of country.
At the cloae Of Mr. Butlet's address, three
cheers were proposed for the last speaker,
ard were given; three for President Lfncbln,
three for Gen. 0elesby, three for the brave
soldiers Of the Union, three times three tor
the Union and all together; and they were
given; and such r using, patriotic cheers @
Jonesboro ia redeemed. The seeds of vir-
tue and patriotism gre eoWn, too deeply sown
to be rooted out By "aRine possessed Of
Traitors may howl, but the louder they
howl the more surely will they point the
dsgger Of justice at their black hearts.
Only one little occurrence took. place to
mar The beauty and glory of the day. 4 aol-
der Of the Union and one Of JEFF Da7is' sol.
which Jt11:'s sotdirr' got hatll9 whipped.
At lats hour the crowd dispersed, and
set out for thsir. several homes With their
patriotism much revived. A MUDs1LL.
, 1864-09-07
1t 1s MOI often We espeuR OF E.hys
icfaus.

But eesn chee7tEliy s>S u. sFht-ter has richly
esFl ed Tho Id kptb-o repAt&u- Gsica he aw
1o5s He h.a l.4ses pra tiee than .; OH ny
siclka II nseAso. N the 1Ic'st sus ~ tho1e d!s
e4sea wL.Ch utt1 { kce, OK and p+rnan. Mt cure,
namely: frtv,,c cise-.cr tss tut the ps,t Il tecn
yea1s devottd h;s whole Gn.e Il. Ettenr, 70 tlos4
phygG1stA ht II ulc3' fure esra' N Tie t1fAtmeut
Of au ihoec eateS Which rr- !,+uer cont.: drcc H.
tae :. Mt'ro OF ute: O.. All ven now 1hs.ei:"
which VII b. mG!l6 to IL reEG1cs at tEfee cent?
~ Food he CAL. sns 0 E MY ~ tnd receive h1e
cha'&e. Once A1c Far uts 7Gs Clark errsGt. Post
Uf1cA kof 27pt Ii 5ua'z ess E:Ftc*l5 CONFIDENTIAL.
aNFh fI.1U Uik
, 1864-09-07
FROM IhDlAN1PgLIS,

The Chicago Convention and fts IF
3ccttn nE0dihba-Tho COPpsrhenu Rat. .
,ncattun-Grenr Union GfeeI1nE-Car-
iii Ion ON ToOI h .cs-AfkeHx Of todd.
, 1864-09-07
IT EADQU ARTERS NORTH
-Al ERH DEeAETMEET,e.

General o7sczh No. s.
DuE1n9 the ensuinK si1ty day1.no TIRE arms. powder
or sn mun!tfo1 OF any kln1 VII b. received, tsasa.
Irrted deEcTa1 BY any Express, or other
Forwarding Company. WlEalu the States CO rprt.ed
gtbln the limits ot ,hls Departms VI: Ohio Il.
dtsL LliT ois. and Michigan without paEl: IraIu
tht 90 Hratq1srtcrs. from General i. r. Hcyev II:
4Ianspuls, Iatla7a. General H. Paine a2rtngdeid.
Michigan, unlsss shipped BY Or denyA:ed - an au.
too11zed officer Of the United States Ga7 7e1cment.
Dealers IN 1eee articles, OF oth.f1 having than Il
thtr Re.ssssico ~ u 70 sysns Be permitted TO ssn
II is The duty Of all Military Commander and all
Provost Marphall and th' Seestans to ses The! thus
UiGef enforce d. and to seIze all fush articles ns
may he :tnely sod eh ppsd or delivered. II
egascn Of Il s9eh er:pe:ty w!n at o3ee he srRoEt.
-Iuander ~ 10 tta d1spofihon.
Fprr arIr-, Rcl!iaR 1elIvefiDZ such articles du.
Iirg this II in rtanst.u e1repsing that thy
may b4 forwarded to the ehd OF tuch A.l!foaa5 -
now h8yc then IN possesslon far rafo keepnE. Will
6e conEidt, "a an evasion Of this Order. na fAe 81
lueh forwarding ~jll be rtpcrtsd to thesa Aea.-
quarters.
- G. ii. P1 TER, 4. A. G..
omftal: s, H. LA7ukoP, Ii. Gel. and r. In Gen.
, 1864-09-07

~ The Ftiezds' IntsNgfncer, Quaker
psoer hitherto Published at Philadelphia,
has been discontinued, owing to the high
price Of paper. : ''' .:
, 1864-09-07
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE
l.. cnMPouNp1p FHox
Noots, Harlks md Leaves.
Cherokee Cur97 Z

Al antainag cpre for senin u ieax1nag. Noc1ur1Al
aEasstons. Aad cnI2esous diseased; s.eh - LSss Q:
T@Ee$s Of VIs1on. fEsaasqse 8ld Asx. Msss Kssyes
Kraptloas en III Fsos: tsie Coaatsianee. ins.aisy
ConsumpEoh. ard ~ the dirafni complaints caaasS
This medlene Il : a!mpls vezstablo e81sct.
our practice foz many Soarg, and wlth thoEsa1c1
rc-tet It has rot failed Ii etrgle frE:auu.. 1
over fhe uoat stubborn taas.
B- TO u ;sc 9ne have tted vita ths!t cousutn
Hop. until they think theDstlyca beyond tbs ftaof
ct NED cHl aid. 81 N:,nd say. DasFA1A xoTl tte
CHFKusKE CURE will rsstofe yno - health nat
ytgnr, an,. 1tt.t all Quaok aocto1s have tatlsd!
Ky Prec. g per battle, 2; thEee on:tss Evr }s. and
q For. 1nn particulars, 9tt : Circular tron s17
pruz Store IN the connt?. Or Sre to The AEent vic
will tuuil ffee any oUe tca5fng tho baIpe. full ue
All suct nTdefa must be sent to c. 4. CccE, Chi.
csx9, our aeEeral Aren't tor the Wcat,
Sasd BIZ FL D1nfC1ata eYgrXEhete.
, 1864-09-07

w- The greatest remedy OF the pgc is
sherman's pills. They operate as a Ca
thartic upon rebels and as an enetic upon
their Northern friends, while they are eapi-
tsl tonic for Union men. >.
, 1864-09-07

from Aev. !. Hswton Brovq, 2. p. Edltos q s1A
kncEc!opoata OF Helz1oua Knowledge, and Chr.
tan Chronicle. Fhiadt1ph1A-
Although nor disposed to lavoe q fe:onmsna PAL
zredlents aad effects, yet know Of 40 sufficient res
sous Why man may NOT testify 70 The be:ens hs b.
partition, IN the hore that he NAV thus conihute e
the benefit Of othero-
Ido this more readily n legssn TO A0ouAndB Gaz.
man Bittes1 prepared By Df. c. II. Jackson Of tn
city, because wins prcluaiced sxalnst them for sns
sicoholie MIXTURE; 81 7 an lndshssq e n Friend Koek
proper tests snd }5r encouragement to ~ .hsm Th2
suffering nom gTeat lo-G cobt1nu4H debility. TAE
ofthe present Jeaf was followed By evaenr roaf NJ
which had not fslt ak moths befozs and hid =
mcst II s.5sd Of regainlne taeEclofo thank ao4
J. d9WTCN BROWN, Enua6a.phis,
, 1864-09-07

Mr Mathews rrss r,rpAset the VENETIAN a AIR
bTk; ttpct 1tiat tlnae It IA. mad ty houiAnnh
Nud III instance tsslt '*Ued - R1ye cltlre a-:1e
tTTrVEEE11 n DYI1s tt: ce:sr* It n tbs watld.
pn tr cn,y Fifty sep.E, eaca nou4E c1pts,n1
Tee yEkkklok DYE y xArr sptto not 70 1njoro
The VEkETIAF uYE wo1fs with r1oidits aud ce.-
aemtys the l1rl- l.qu,rt'.s no p'epL.ton wh4rses.
8:edesrnocne that will nr f~da. crock or wash o1S
--xe ttht = tt nsrr <nt NJ . Tit hair tk4eii.
FOR an1e b, q drueets:s- .Ps1rt 81 cr11x.
a. "a iE2T6 Ge-er1 AFbur, 4 Go1d fsreet,
Also Maou.actu1er OF ~ArEET.a ARE1CA HAxR
GLuSs, ths bsst ha1r dre4sLE IN rse "a larxB bot
Hea nflEA &C. i1s9Ai{-3uisY , NAV
, 1864-09-07

HUMAM rRAtLTY. OR PLY
Ak-EloLuGlEhL il KtskAtC9K3, sh9n.d b road
II 0ytt1 bSdy, II t1esk 1T. And shown how. the evil
:1taia 1rt.nE fEoE esily a,'u1e AID unhappy CEN:
M11tnlslob trs5 be hInvtrtfd. NIB sure neuhod of
NJ the nl.yrlkct E41+- s.,4A hy D1. z A. BAkR0W.
p ,BlaecscI stres:. N"s YGrk: fnSs. y esnts.
Fu n Kendoi.1 shnst- ctlcsse, H.: &sso, Q! 614O-
&6AH EQ:EEFeI, e~r1-- Neso Ard y AAA1nGtpu
tFcEt1 .Fnoysk. n deN-fNl
, 1864-09-07

EHARLkb KT1N1z will Gt1end to the cleaning o.
TAulta. P1tE1eA tbs 1eEcIxl ct al Gta1e tsanuse AAd
Offensive H1stttr Of al dc3c:tpko1s. Ali work st
tainted - vtA p1oHptaaet an tltpAtes AID = hors
MeSi 9N{1AA14 $nGt hMnA HoR N0. e1&l0
, 1864-09-07

4
: IL FOE MAEIEK HOSPITAL 1T THIS PORT.
CUoroa Houss, CHICAGO. aug. l5th. 1854.
In pnrsuurc. OF th. Act Ct CONGRESS-. approved
Jans soth, S6., qn1horszlnz ne E1fe1ssa ol new
Chlcst office IL here bY gwen psonoealI
vi! Be received at tnla o1rce u1El TaU9?nAY. 10
Tor 1nr Iurroses OF the Hospital ,Th:ao E7ound
u.t nrt be fa:1her 1of!h 1han the Vicinity of Laka
In sze tLty uIuat pot he lrrs than tbrfe hundred
feet s4nsfe rcr sno.e than fAn ncF+s n extent and
nuat h4Te l111 and nhstructed ftuntaRe upon tte
Last Shore LUTHE8 HAV8E, Collector,
AUG p41G aa1t =.
, 1864-09-07
Ekrx 1nn1N1

Eozr,es'1 q Jenet Htsp,sal .n.tom House Etsees.
Etw :SieaLA. 1A bl. ~ I'd '8a, ROW permanent.
y loc.tEd !: IT. RA- doies tire, hlchzo Iil,nos.
6psetAhft 10 thet1<s1G1tns OF OLu CHKoN1C, MSrcu-
E1AL, ,ecxuTELuUs, ed y E-nds Of hl opD Axn ax1x
0tekAsEs NJ euhbxts. Or .:rsTAaIous vkHz'
8EA1 t1tAt AC11hs IrIs 'hen -ilh0ut feeorttuz to
Ac1cnry. 1tuiDk. Q EHlr. Afs+nic suY polson.
but With EkCTEAL7E2-. FtsIT1v7 orEk f1r ali
OaaAR1c WEAKsxts, n - stm!nst Weakness,
s6a,s q the .{tts5. ta,ly ,sn,.cfeaons excess or
chtaucd htTed 1atl!T+ r-rknT oea Il memory. con.
fusion. d. len, sftsn uucs tnlsuitY.
With otht< p1o +hi- .r.1. TIE Slams, t. etted
radically cr>in 15 ali h1s EsIhod, asFtnx uuct
Gmn nd g. pelst G'c-t. Gonot hsu. 6trstu-e, snd
eI dt eseS nllsf 20 It. c! private rG.urc,
RADICALLY CExRo,
Old discssss Of III MOTT HOEHIBLE CL.3e.
Thefh Sns b1 "oc hse beenH1 r7ls med, producing
bsotceet on the f.ce t2 III y rs la.eTs palcs
tht head knt kopsB u et+tcd throst, ote, llchd
btdy sttofuls. sots.her wiTh IN endless numoer Of
sunsttD.t.
:, Dr. Jtnce1. recomme.ce bFths pr:zs eenerallJ of
medical co.is;e1, ,;c rbsa4 .fi -tfc hhoa!d 1pplg
Immnnia, ey. and be curet OF horrible dlieases
Rcntubn u. Jam, y CtNc- Ard P-tfcIs a1h st S.
RArdo]rb. bttvteu A'a.. aud nearootu stFeets.
Gfc~ cre. from . A. n until E. ~ tEs1ltxHoc4
CONFIDENTIAL suz& rs5e 1b.s
, 1864-09-07

-[L6aQ w uO @HY9 So
Frou1 tho Rev Lav1 g. HscR PASTOR OF ths Bx1ee
R:paa: Church, Ph'lsde'phia. 49,
Itave Known HoonandH German Hit.e1s taypraSa1
tor number ot years. have used them IN M ON
family, and have been pleased with their 9fNg8
that vas Iaduced 10 Recommend thsna to many o.
ers, and know that they hasa opsrsued IN srrtk13A
beneficial mAnnef take great pleasure In LhN1 20
icy procsting this t1et, and calling Tho at1e1311
Of thpse tho diseases tor Wbich thar M
renee that ny reeou mend1ston will he srxsAinoa
DO this morn chsertul1y = Hootsndn BtreI1 u te
t9nded to ha1cd4 the AG1fcted. and II "cct run
htn&." Ycu11, Huly, h8V1 g. BXCK.