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DEDICATION SERVICES.
Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian
Church-0pening Services.

For two years or more house Of worship has
been needed west Of North ClarE street, near The
city limits, where there fs most respectable pop.
Ilatfon, who were required 10 60 nearly two miles
III order to attend divine earyice. Early In Sep.
tenlber last, Rev. Ds. Lord, Of Theological Semi.
nary, commenced to canvass the nclghborhood to
sec II money with which to build church could
be obtained, There was no organised re-
hgsous society, and but listlc ready means.
Nothing daanted, he,ysrsE he perssversa.
donated lot, 50 By il {eet On Fullerton avenue,
pledged, and then g. r. Randall tie architect gen:
crpuFly donated plan for Church. On the 1rst OF
October the foundation was commenced. on TIE
and :. greater interest lNins taken Il lie
piled. the york on tho edihce pro .ressed mora
rapidly, and ten days ago 1t WAS finished.
It ii plain, Substantial frame structure, 3s By
with Roman windows, eeni.gothic roof, and but-
t.eases with tu1ret caps ettcr side the front en-
trance. 1nstde It has d most inviting look. The
mounted xis1altack walnut, milling ana all aEc
comfortably l4shioned. The door il covered with
hantlsome carpet. The pn1pit, which is little M
FORM. The choir, of the north end, is raised bnt
three feet from the noor, Is surrounded BY = ral;
ing, and contains cabinet organ The wall and
70 attempt at ornamentation Of aoy knd.**EverJ'
thing Is in harmony With Its surroundings. 0ne
feels comfortable and at home when he enters
frame Of mind which is easDy snhdned into a
spirit Of devotion. The Bible, the pulpit chaits,
the organ and the hymn books, Of which three arc
in cyc1y eeat, hare all been donated By Christian
1adles' here, In Peoria and Ph1laGe,phla. Besides
one hundred and nfty books have been presented to
the Sunday School By Indies Of the Latter place.
YESTERDAY morning this beautiful little hoaeecthe y
was dedicated to the sezrfee Of the Anehty. The
services commenced at 10H o'clock, and after the
usual opening exercises, Rev. ps; Iosd preached =
5oice in thy salvation, and in tho name Of oar God
win we eet up our banner" It was practical az:
course. laying down the xnles by which that pn1p}i
should be guided in relation to its own doctrines
ita eister denominations, the uefghborhood, the
government, n1aboTe all Its work for the glory 0
God.
Dr. Halsey offered IN appropriate prayer, heseeeh
Ing the All Father to accept the Church and usc II
for his own glory. A1ter which tho axescsaes clos
cd with singing.
for the future Of the soclcty.
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gt)tca9o Grlbnue.
tFrosn the Anti-slaserI at&ndArd.1
AftHT SONG.

- TIE AEaT TO TIE rEorIE.}
Men OF ehs North 70 arc true, re are st1onsi
Give ne WatchHord to CHECK Is tlous;
Mdts on our bauncra, In letters Of fire,
Xo Mo.as ~ that 81 sha1I hcarten. en1oble. inspire;
Icrror and trembling wherever We 60;
Gtxe da khts Watelwo1d to hesr through the Fight:
"fFeedom and Fatherleud, God and tie Right"
.Freedom'' for al who are weak and oppressed
Fatlaerland, God and the Right" For tha rest,
Leave TINT 10 usi With WaSchwotd 10 ttno.
What shall be hacking that brare hearts cau dot
Soon, from the Gulf TO tho Border, Ger moat,
0cr hat1t1ucnt, fortress, that banner al101d float
Bazoncd all over with letters Of light:
s. *sFrcedom and Faihc11and, God a1ld the Rishti"
Men Of tho North yc aro hrn3. 70 are ieal!
F1smer than trani1e and tFues tnan ateelt
Loving and luyR1 this only remains:
Ss1ike from Tho bondman his fetters and chains!
Then. Atn ehan our L1;ioca 20 forth To the fray.
Irvirctbic. clad in their hattie>arrsy;
For Frecdom and Ehthcrlaud, God and the Right
Fstcabuzg. Easa. CAROLINE 4. MASON.
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follows: Major E. McMelen; John Miller,
private comlany Z, 54th Illinois; John e.
Edwards, Fort Pillow; David Rlett, deck
hand; two others. names unknown, slightly;
and the Ohio soldier wounded on shore, name
not known. Such is tho result Of an attack
hundred men or moro, W.T. no adequate
means Of defending themselves. It is said
that the officers Of the boat behsycd with
commeudable coolpess and presence OF mind,
but they were taken by surprise and were to.
tally unprepared to make effective resistance;
Greater precaution shonld be used in nayt-
boat should be armed with hoWitzor and q
supply Of fsma1lef weapons. kept in constant
readiness for usc; and certainlv, without
arms, they should never stop and tie up with
thr.c itnc. as this one did, IN dangerous To-
cafity md when gueri11as can approach With
in fifty yards Without being discovered.
, 1864-03-15

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago T.ibunc.]
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH ARMY CoRps.
AID DEPARTMENT OF ARKAHsAs, :
LITTLE RocK, Ark, March 8, 1854.
The following may interest your readers. !
send It without comment:
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 10.-Wi11iam E.
Woodruff, d citizen OF Little Rock, while IN.
der the protection Of the Government Of the
United States having written . letter to 60
South, Of which the following are extracts,
will be put outside Of these lines with his
family before the 10th inst, in order that they
may secure protection from those with whom
they 60 deeply <J7npatai-c..
The property belonging to said Woodruff
will be relied and held for military uses, and
subject to the orders Of the .. S. Govern
The Provost Marshal General is charged
with the execution Of this order.
to pr. 1saae Folsom, Surgeon G. 8. 4, Wash
Is, 1864:
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night. and for the next day OF, two nothing more
our daughters. Tic parties wcfe It. - and Miss
49,, who had been boarding in our lamily since q
week before our city fell into the hands Of the
aithoneh they have cooled down considerably, still
they are not quite 1ecolcled.
Tie principal objection raised ayafuet him (the
Ieut) BY {he lady . friends Is bis being m q. S.
officer. 1t Is certainly very strong ore with me,
and trust will be with my daughters; indeed, i
have no fear On that score.
The "sGewsr hare received several fsryas that
were not very agreeable to us, who are welded 10
tie South by interest as well rs sympathy. Tic
iast one however Il etuInpez'' to most Of us as
none can make necessary purchases ut the store
without producing evidence Of having taken the
nqath OF alegianeen to Old Abe,s Government,
hare he}d od for about week.. I had, hoped
less iastid!ous parties: But fear ehall beobIsed
10 take ii, Of be cut oil from getting 7eats for y
property. which, With few boaEdeTst Is the only
rcroErce have to support my Mntly I shall
probably take It Tomorrow. II do, 1t Will be
mnttct Of nttessity-not Of thoite-nnd shall be
beeu-
P. s.-Feb. asth.-weu, "thc decd am done,n
a1d nm now loyal citizen Of the United Statea-
II the taking Of the oath Of allegiance cun make
me ono. I took 1t on yesterday. "a nv only altcr
natiTe 70 keep me from starving.
PIeAee place me right On the subject with nv
friends South. Tell them am not less q eymps-
thizer With them than heretofore but feet mnrtided
and chag1ined 81 the necessity that cumpclt ID me-
to do an act TINT my conscience revolted Of. The
next order, presume, will be one requiring all
who hsYe not taken the oath, to come up and lake
It, Or 20 beyond the lines.
By order Of Maj. Gen. F. Steele.
:" ". .. GREEN,
Assistant Adfutaut General.
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De. DADDB RESIN WEED TEOCHEs, prepared
from tie r.niste Weed "sIlphyun." The properties
ui the Iiesin Weed well foHn to tie people O!
The Woa hs sale md efficient for the treatment pl
Las2ngttts, HoareenetE, Bronchitis Astlna, Cnldh
Coughs, Influenza cata1rh. Also, Fluid Extract ot
stiphyu1n. FTcra:ed BY G. =. pADp, N. D.
LORD SMITH. General Western Agents, 3 Lake
street, Chicago. For sale By all Drugglsts-
1nAA6b,
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Formerly Of }amcs' Hospital, Cns.9m aoose street
gently locntsd 81 s. randolph street. Chicago, MI
noib Specialist tu The teat1a ent Of OH
1CRA1l, 6CnoFuLjus. and all kinds Of BLOOD kHn
EK1E Ms1Asxs AEp D1 ornkHs or 4 CoxIAa!aEs
10 Mercury, lon1rE, forAsa11, Arseuc or any poison
but With EEuTRAl1xER, fos1t1vK uuRx 1of al
kUnorb knd blood polsons-
.oE.Ak1o Hx43SEea. r9;h q Seminal & Mcasness: M y
xhuse Of the eystem. early indiscreuona. excess
nsion depression titmncss. and oflen timta insan5
with Other deplorahle .ran of symptoms, troated and
fautcally cured bg an lntable Inchod, eaSloE much
dpe and expense. G'eet. Goco7hea. ststeture, and
Ill diseases peculiar fhe sexes, Of private natute
radically cured. -x.u-
where the blood has become poisoned prodacn&
btoichee On the late, small whtczs oiistets rahs tt
the head End ponee ulcernted thrOat, nose limbs and
body. scrofu1s, together with An endless numbeE o.
b. james 10 reco1nmended by the press generally Ct
scsl cnlieree &c. Those aricted Ekond apply inue-
diaiely, and be cured Of these terrible diseases. =,
Rcraembef Or. James once and Paflors oro At b6
Ranaolph, bctween State and Dearborn streets.
ron0denttal, mhl2ai01lbt
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Tho Attack or Mobile.
. lCot1aspondens Now York Herald.| =.
B1toKAuRa Fawr, orr NoB,1z, Feb. 81, is5s.

BIZ GRADING FaKEr, OFF NOZZLE, Feb. 81, ts9a. :
TuB DoADARDxENT sT1IL Go1na on, :
Tie mortar boats are stin bombarding Fort
Powell, assisted BY tho guuboats Calhoun,
Jackson. 6abago and OctoIAra.t The fire from
lie fort is evidently falling, to judgcfrom the
epiritcd manner In which It first gc;lied to
the fleet OH The opening Of the tombardment
en- Tuesday la5t.
No arc looking for thesurrentcr oftbe fort
at every moment, as it cannot lold cut long
against tho vigorous fire directed upon It,
Ehclls from the gunboats and bombs from
The u,oztnrs can be distinctly seen striking
and bursting in and over the fort.
The mortar feet and gunboats are inside
pauplinc IBland. Admiral Fsrragut, as I
stated before in my last dispatch, Is on tho
Calhoun. -
rAHaAGu7's rtANg DEyEtorEn.
BY glancing at the map It win bo seen that
the Admiral probably intends silcncine tic
guns Of Tort Powell, which commands
Grants Pass, for the purpose of sending his
mosquito fleet through the Pass into the i1ar-
:bor Of Mobile. .8y dong 80 ha will cut off
The clnnnel through Grants Pass allows
vessels drawing no more than seven and
half feet TO pass ur, but tlo=e driving more
are compelled to 70 By Mobile Poiut aud be-
tween Forts Gaines and Morgan. This is
done BY vessels keeping Into tie shore going
cast, passing between Petit Bois Island and
Dauphine leland, round tho latter, and then
between the forts into the harbor OF Mobile.
An encmy's veseel would be compelled to
rAsa under the guns Of Fort Morgan; on ac-
count Of the distractions placed In tho bar-
Dor.
Fort Gaines cannot bo approached on &C.:
count Of the shalloWuess Of the water. . :
WHAT FAnDAGUT WILL LAVE TO ENCOUNTER.
When Fort Powell snrreuders Admiral
Farrsgut will have thirty miles to proceed
before he can Qrrivo at Mobile, nine Of which
are through narrow channel, with It's banks
arc again placed entirely ncrpss the channel
three miles from that city, in such way that
vessels are compelled 10 pass under the guns
Of two iron-clad forts and battery from the.
shore.
On the west side Of Mobile q line of In.
trenchments passes completely around the
city, inside Of Which are forts md powerful
batteries. Indeed, Mobile Is defended very
strongly at every point. Spilcs are driven In
the channel, and vessel lnden with stone Is
ready to be sunk at any moment to make the
distractions complete. ;.
Admirnl Farragut has rs yet done nothing
against Forts Morgan and Gaines; and 1t Il
probable that he will not attempt anything
against these powerful forts with tho fleet be
lns here, 1s the channel ia very narrow, tho
buoys have aIl been removed ind obstruc-
tiors placed in every direction. "
Many believe that Mobile cannot be taken
by wafer with this feet, md TINT Admiral
Tarragut will be compelled to return to New:
Orleans for more powerful vessels.
The rebel ram Tennessee still lies In Mo-
bile Bay. j.
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~ Tie wind slbeen taken ont Of Miss
Emma Webb's aails. she can no longer claim
to be an antagonist Of Miss Dickinson when
Coppeshcads wrIte her pieces and she only
6reaas them.
, 1864-03-15

Knox County for Abraham Efncoln.,
At meeting Of the Union League Of Knox
county, last week, the following resolutions,
among others. were passed, which reflect the
views Of the loyal men Of that county:
Rtsolred, That In President Lincoln the loyal
people hare found One OF uature's noblemen to
guide the helm Of State through this perilous eeces,
sion storm, reliable In cfery emergency, c.ear and
fartighted. with endurance and patience unparai-
le!ed, amid trials and 1'Hacu}lea unprecedented In
modern history, his course and policy always for
ward In the right direction. II not 70 rapid as some,
still the more sure, bearing up against o7erBheIm.
ing dflcnlues from tic day Of hls Inauguration be
has exhibited hrmuess Of purpose, Integrity and
lasting gratitude Of every loycr OF his country. :
ResUred, Tint in the opinion Of this Convention
Of the U. L. Of Knox county, and thc1r braYe sol
dicrs in the field, the denomination OF AbEabam
Lincoln to the Presidency Of the United States is
demanded by the best interests Of the whole coun-
try ond the friends OF civil ard religious liberty
, 1864-03-15
# ARG E. DIS STILL E r
=. Fob EATsT.

a tract OF Land. containfng q acres, with large
DLstery tbrtck), lsax45 foet, four stories hish,
coti, Increased 70 $500 bushels pcr dsy: Oue Il.
gtneto do the mashng and gf1ndtng f. Inch bore.
weighs eleven tona. Eight Cylinder Boilers, 8 nche
diameter 10 feet long, With run Of DurTs ~ feet d.
AmeteT, Eeared up on tho most approved plan. 0ne
small Englae Of q hosse power, % work pumps: -
a oe1 so dne BtsE Badar
siofy high With o1ce and scales used 1orstosin7
aooe 9oo os Aeeha
saeh l1oo gallons Fish s9horse belisr M t2 ran ssns A
good order Corn Cribs to hold 100 bushets Coop
esaEs facilities for o) hfeH hundred
the Works, At az cents per bushel It is oeated tn
the town e panyti's ves1lllion county. ~, Which
spared It tBwel worth the nttent,en Of parties dr.
Apply to Mw1N & MoREY. 10: HoasA ef trade
Ytilc, VeFmillion Co.. III. fel-wl7S9t-2tew.IHsE STU
, 1864-03-15

Wboes Ure Is taking the pIsce Of othcfsg
CHKISTADDKOsSs
vbose Dye IL the most perfect Imitation o! Eatrrt?
CHKlSTADOHO.S.
whose Dye nak beer snaayzed by the best Chemist
II d pronounced halu1cBB7
EHRISTADOR0sSs
Whose Hntr Dye succeeds when all others fall?
EIiIEISTADOROsS!
Taose Hair Dye hss tie largest sale In the Eo1ld2
qHKl*TADQHQsS&
Whose Dye IL shipned in the greatest quantities to
he fST haired maidens Of Cuba. Mexico, Rnd south
2u,efieAf
CHR{9TADOH0sS:
Manufactured fy J. CurI5TADDEO, Actor
4ouse, New Fork. Sid everywhere, and applied hy
S,1 Ua1r Dfesser8.
rr1ee q, fl5o, and u per nox. according to Size.
ft16-EtHt1H
, 1864-03-15

4 dteease Of the Stomach and LiveE, acttnghrosgh
dlscase. except Consumption, Tint Affects the huns
constitution. hagc no space for causes
version Of the stnrchy principle Tor vegetable posoH
ofthe foo Into sugar. which stimulates tho Adne1s
TO m excessive secretion uf water. Many persona
suffer from this disease who Ignorant Of It; thak
ls they pass large quantities during tho day and sra
obliged to get up frau to fifteen or twenty ttne2
during The aIght No notice is taken Of II nntl thdE
oisea When II d 70 ar ad7aseed - t. be beyond ha
control of ordinary remedies. Another ey1npton r.
iished, Is ntolerabletne patient drinks constantly.
xttsens estng scsisaed ~ aao asgnes of r. ths 9onss
Tnrced cases, and finally foss or appetts, mac1ao4
and the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
, 1864-03-15

HolIowuyss Pills urd Ointment.
Barns, Sculds, Wounds Bruises. &c. No more nat-
tcsnE tcsttn:onials can be hddaced 4 the iumedAte
from theae terrible catastrophea than the readiness
with which medical men nc taem IN private practice
tor nh such accidents Tt grand feature tn tav 0lnt<
:lent IL thht It leaves nfher bcu1Ial Of the
ekiu. No family should be without supply o! these
lnvanaeic renee tcs. Sold by MI Drn.sEl:ts st 25c
nc, and 81 pcr box or pot. flhls nSss:1w
, 1864-03-15

BACHELORS Celebrated HAIR DYEls TEE HHe1
3 TaI worLp. The only uARMlkss, TRCs and R1LI.
tBLK Dye known. This splent4d Hair Dye L. Perfect
-cbanses BED. Rnsty Of Grey Hair inslaltly. TO .
be Hair Of Staining the Ek1n leaving tie Hair son
I'D Beautiful impa,te frcsp vitality frequently rec,
ahd Dyes. The Genuine 1e siEnet WlI14N A. HAcH-
slcn vi Others are u.cse limitations, end ksoni be
welded. Sold By alf Drugg1s1s, &c. Fncf0ry, Bar
s1Ay Btrett. New York. fYTrEHH-3y,
, 1864-03-15
Ba1Ktng ami ErtDu11Bt.
SPENCER, villa d CO.,
~ BANKERS AND BROKERS,

Badktng ami Ertbungt.
GPENCER, villa & CO.,
- RANKERs AND DRoKERs,
1s conkrcss stseet. Boston.
sSSRs 9qTSHr 1s6h 4xB s9kD E an 9N
ffsHsz SfSHs 4SSsS hzsSHHs tsao.rv
T9sffs1b q sFSszh q AID DE-
psea aee' 5sRsss stssE
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE
SECURITY COMPANY.
Office, Eo. 2B Pins street, opposite q. s, Sub
Treasury Building.
Cash Capital $a,ooo,ooo.
1t1s III p,d Up s,ets M ~ aA1F
Banking, Trust, Agency and Commits.
Atoa business,
ids2s sah & E5aatss I'D dPasss otssis
1Aso.DEl 9si4s upon Interest," subject to esa. or
s:Esti1n. Ei pcgottatton and disposal q sPhGlt and
Ao 81 ena ~ sp
ntnt. sale Or otherwise, And merchandise to ba
III 6 sss
! The special aantlon Of merchants throughout tia
Vest IL celltd to the supplying Of EreAt wAnt n
the establishment Of this Company BY fhe pAft1e1
who are engaged In it-conpr1slnE t1lt best ma.
chants IN the City Of EGw YoTk+ and Erlnk degree
OF enrity secoLd 70 O Institution Incorporated
All hnsfn!Bs pI1! seccire prompt attention sna
pfiepg the direction. 10 give entire 8attG{Actloa.
KKrERkEcK II CHICAGO:
l. J, q. nUNHAM, Esq.
I W. F. CO0LkA UG1 d co.
|. THEODORE CRANE, Pres.
/: F. J. OGDEN, sec.:, fe2tvsssm 81 1tTH
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
1866 LAKE STREET.
Original and Subscribed Capital, $s00, 1000
!; JAS. Il BOWEN. President.
=. AMOB 7. HAIL, Tiee President.
IRA HOLMES. Cash1e1. fc25V3al-sm
:TIRST NATIONAL BANK.
T. OF CHICAGO.
Southwest cor. L1ke and C1ark.Bts.
CAPITAL. 100000.
E A1KEN, President.
sAML. u. .k1CKEE6ON, vlcePres't.
e. r. BREASTED. Cashier.
, 1864-03-15
WARRINGTON, March ., 1894.
TEE ooPrERuRADs AND THH RINANCIAL BIT
UAT7DN:,s

today stands. 1t can only succeed upon the
downfall Of the country. Dismemberment
follows its advent to power so sure IS night
succeeds the setting Of tile sun. In their cf-
forts to depreciatc the currency they are aid
ed by class Of bullionists In New York
men who hive boarded gold, who nre now
selling real estate for greenbac]1s on long
time, turning hosc greenbacks into gold,
forwarding the gold away, until bye and bye
they expect to take back their property, the
buyers not being able to pay in gold for it
when the greenback currency shall have been
brought into such disrcpnte that It will
cease to be medium Of exchange. Fernnn.
nando Wood, Brooks Of New York, Coz Of
Ohio, jim Allen Of Illinois, and such like
men, age In this scheme and d precious set Of
traitors they arc The scheme Of
Brooks and Alien to have the soldiers and
sailors paid in gold, is part Of this plot.
With adevflish cunning, it WIS sought to
sail sailor to ] reaf intention 10 Of % 6ecaptpg % dowa a
tic currency Of the Government, md conse-
quently Of putting d stop to the war and thus
breaking up the Union. There ia but one
mau in the Copperhcad ranks who has the
couragc, the manliness and the patriotism to
dcronnee the articles of these mousing
Hon. Hrnry e. stebbIns. Of New York. M whose Who 70
speech 1sisTsed to p lofner Letter: That TSet
speech should be distributed broadcast all
oyer the country. It will do Just what Is as
necessary Us the prosecution Of the War, and
Aat H. 1any csery onlon man and
patf!ot u ~ country N 9elense Of
tional bank system. These bullionists come
on here from New York every little while
md try to frigAten Mf. Chase with their bug
aboo stor1cs OF imitation OF prices, apprccta-
tfon OF gold. g. They predict ruin and dis.
astes, bccanse thcy are getting only instead
ofQl per cent Interest On their hoarded capital.
On here By Fernando Wood and other Cop
perAeads, In order to stab the national credit,
and thus help the traitors into power, as It
is only over PROSTATE uatlonal credit and q
PROSTATE Union that they c1n hone to march
into PLACE l can always tell when delega-
heads then rub their hands with glee and
redict that "gold will 20 up, as the New
York bankers are bound to put stop to
Chase's financial schemes" The opposition
70 the eale o. Sola olI, W1lcn DILL was also
auf a,aanna@ea y h III tsae nn ass;stI avs.stEu
1he W. VEL y 1IesG eI ssiso 9y
headed, stock.gamb1ins harpies, who are
hiding away gold with The hope that it win
aflt,1s agaia render them hen masters # # the
sttaas'on' ,,taa.s IA soaa ef Mo1us, tne ~. r.
hatefs OF peace and, var; the
.Thus far shalt thou 60, and no farther"
viii wi an exclusively metallic currency. 1 P.per M
money nas osen Inc m9st means ~
4sfg 81 4gaos1g ri Sg 68r a Ana Aet tue @ pgPT
t}on, Il properlf managei~u NJ. CHASE T re-.
cpumenaatlons with regard to taxatfou to
, 1864-03-15

A Physiological View Of Mar
r1Nxse. ...
Containing nearly go rsRes and 11 me Flates and
EuETAvlpEH Of the ApAlony Of the Sexual organs IL
: sitte Il Heath aad stssse. VIA 1Fssase @ ga
S1iE 4I6SS :sS:s q
EboEn b. the report ti tates treated A truthful
sdv,.es to the married. and those contemRia;inG
condition Sent free Of postage to any address. on
1e<eips OF 8 n pos al currency BY
Lany, n, i. fes2-yl9}Smls
, 1864-03-15
Bosros CORNERS. n. r, Dec. n, fasI-

@091o.S Noas-t 747&aF IT = 1711* ~ E11~
TH. Il. Genre 4 CO.:
Gents: freely give sou liberty to make use Of the
GLOWING certificate Of the value OF Const1t4tiou
Water, which can recommend in the highest Ma1t-
ner.
Ny wife, who WAS attacked with pain In tha shout-
ders, whole length Of tho bsck and In her limbs, WITH
Womb. Dysuonorrhea, and Irritation Of tno Bladder,
1callea phJsielsn. who attended her about th1ss
then employed Of he best physicians could naa
who Intended her for about nfue months, hut whDa
she was nnder nls cara sne did not suffer qutsa -
much pain Be naay geEe her uR I'D ssid sher go
hfnadon of complaints that Eedic1ne given tor oa9
operates against other OF her dlculttes Ahouf
WateT. and 70 our utes astoR1shunent almost the nr
dose seemed to haze 20 detrsd easst aaa she kept
s1peEi1Iends entirely her donesac etfaiss She nas
four weeks End arc happy to ssy that It has pro-
WM. E. VAE B1yscaox11-
, 1864-03-15
90 UumtrattGrS
HEADQUARTERS DEPART
AA 3fENT OF THE CUMBERLAND
OJ7IcE C1t1Er CQX3I16sARy OF SEEs1srEEcg,2
a. Tenn March ttt-

PROPOSALS..
Ecaled proposals. invited TIL sth OF Aps 1851, fo1
frplehinE the Snbsstcnce Department with four thou
sand {! Goa1 head OF hecf Gatte on tne h1oL
weighed the scales and the weight determined to
Ee the purchase weight.
Ths catt!e se?n!tsd must average at 1eaAt
dFed and fty ,l5O) pounds, and no animal VIII be ad
nl1tted weighing less than thonsand O00} pounds
gross. rigid Inspection will be made By snch
saacs, lfe1tcrs and CoEs not wanted.
4 bond with good and sufficient security E1u be re-
Qnlrcd Tor the faithful performance Of tho contract.
The tlmc Of the delivery Of % tseen day
neT signing the CONTRACT and one thousand q n) PEI
vesk Wi be required til the con!rast IS compieted
Bids directed 10 Lieut.. Col. i. Porter. Chief G.
Department of the Cu1nbeFand. Nashville Tenn, ad
to &c endorsed proposals. ibr fasnIs!ng Beet Cattle.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid. ant
no bid will be entertained when the bidder Is not
cnt 70 respond Payments 9ih Re male in cestlAeac:
Of indebtedness.
FoEM or R1p.-1 do hercby propose to furnish ths
o. Subsistence Department with four thousand e0V
head Of ccf Cattle on the hoof IN strict accordance
with conditions OF the enclosed advertsGul3ut to bs
delitered atSasayil.e Tenn. foE shs snna q -ps,
hundred pounds Eross weight. o1scr as security tc
my contract the names Of, 969cw7,rsfe9Ianty
mhlSase92it Lient. Col and Cliel C. $. b. ofC.
, 1864-03-15
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