davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-24
" a LU ABLE IA RM
FOE SAFE

FArn OF ~ acre1, g1suated In Ch-t.t1xa county.
Illinois. about fxt5 ludS ron the ptpot 1t f<osS
DoLd. on the Tcfrr HAute and bt, Lonis itStifoso
lour nj ae Ws&t Of tB sHnG11n With tne Vn-iS C1n
tEal 1t Is AL good krAhe lard, All IN nF ct1!u
ynt1pE. &ud we'll fenced. 1t bak ocz II inrre rel
butt UcEst. completely cu1.heu Esrtt tlsss: .ta
Also, about flD r6aeh TT ~ Appl. OIrnA;d Hnd d
good Ytj tytr Of f.1A1l frut T. IN nea>iax Il cnJ:
btnet Iart AID excellent totlal ecaQoa md church
p1iTlt Ecs.
The whole u odorrd for SO ;roo.
Fer further particulars address
B.E--utWLKT,
st7l-tsg6: Rossuoud. Clztftau county III.
4 rLANTID Il GKEAg> WEs59.
EA ERE RAILWAY
6DKxxA AEAAE&KHXNT-@WQ Through KrprtsY
:Yxl11 Bcsws.1 f14ky&IAHn ANU KkW ycHN.
ftkAs eftc1 A13 n, 1SA-
*esvs q1eyel.aa a1,c.>... ~ ~ s9dsaeF4s
N4ac sRl& h{.,.,,, E40 r. Il. :" In 4. u
,D*n. N..-:...... - ~ !. 35A.x,
,Efase Nv 7asf n: ss:.:::,sss Is !. I. s1.11 4
RETuRHINH. j.
t39iyn sivs nsM u!s,,isns 1s5a ss:......ft7
-s1uaeays exeettsd." tsstafAsy1 exesese& :
..-...... kesdevtle. H.
&; 1;;A. GoocaAH' sez':a s.rrct af:sI Ss;s Ss;s1ssa
, 1864-09-24

GAVE NEgE3 FAILED, and taouskrdd of ctrtn
catpJ 70 thlt effect bs found ia all parts OF the
county The pfupretors Of Dr.: Ehee eaenlan's Long,
InIzp EKcfPK euaFantea that ONE Hox will reEcore
the NATURAL monthly faacs!on to ANX FEMALK, NO
MATTER WHAT ElR CONDITION O.; AeE, b.
dss5. 10 1ext&c Axx
, 1864-09-24

TH14 HHE curc8
Hyst1iA, 4Ee--ai Debility,
F4tpstaslon OF shH EttaE
md lMpo.eusT. lSresrpree
menIal povc1 and tbs ap-
ptsfta. 4na t71&es tht7ota
to mount tka c1a-k OF
pa1cEe 2nG tthd deo1:ita.ed
min or N3ma1 to feel 31K-
otuus sud at7cug, the
XpuE gand arnbtte11 blood
"a esuF.a through eysu
Tai1y t . rtfve4 tu EeWone
s.rung, ant the tires ctusWs
lite and vlRs- to reRliMate
the ent1tr bodT, building
mp thecoxsf1tntltr, FeatN.
leg foY and nfe - msuY 4
SD md dAE1eded HrtzfdS.
, 1864-09-24

Tps7 C1ua Suppressed.
Extezxtve. and Es1piEj
M1a.muadnc-
Tto7<t1ss G11ea atck.
11tEsNhln1u8is.} -.
THY CuIp HetTQnA AItt1
Spinal Affections, PAln1 In
the Back A1ld lAHcE DIET
O. TO Hodv. Hoarn.es,
EassEneo1 4.lEh: e1HrsioE,
Paaptt%tioo OF tbs Hart
Ii 8atsa OF 6ptftts, Hystor
t1, ElEk HeNoache, Gldfl.
ne#, DC. &c: In = word,
by femoTinx the 1r1tX1} lf.
try theT 1emoYs the ca1sf,
8rd with II all tho effects
that tnffrH frer1 r.
, 1864-09-24

- HLa1UXINb1oS, 5Ep!- q, 18TH
Editors Chicago Tribune:
-0u the evening Of the 18th list I'VE had a
g1orisue Union meeting here. The meetlug
was addressed hy Hon =. ". Monitor ana s.
81. Cu'lom. The speeches werr excellent
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
On tbs 2oth the same gentlemen addressed
couEfy. This is the darkest spot ia Mclean,
but there Wps over one t:ou61nd persaes
present, and great good WAS dom. Put down
Mclean for 1850 majority. Tor Liaeoln and
tie Union. - UtIoS.
, 1864-09-24

We sHnd N saa CHERQ
IKE AEDIlANE6 py u.
p.es3 fsXcepE tia Cicero
kee FlAS. tn<se A9o sent
By ma1l. tfea Of po4la&e),
on receipt Of prizes. to any
p41r Of the CIVILIZED Wofla,
eetuftfy pscKeu. In such
I mAuLef th4. NO Gne
through Hhoee haats they
Msy pass would know the
cou:putz.
I4A1}as Or gentlemen cx1
k1df4da 4 in p1ffstt con-
6dence, SnG We Viii n Ill
ek4e8 frankly ankN<r shcE
lettarx. and glYe our opu1.
dcQ Of excK 1uGvlAoA1
c@c. We Wsatrtta no
minerals.
, 1864-09-24

EAR GLOSS AND CURLING EIf!1D u tbs beet
hAlr-tresstuE IN ITO word II iApAsts II psaniiul
E1nss t. the ffpt IN curl. p7s*.o 81 1t. KEoTi
Do. Ezioe. 81 rck1 hoEue
TYEAkrs TE1 H.. OIS7EEh- IL rs ire and APES
dy enIe Ter Iets1r s.is n! :1e' uA1aa 6Ar-
btr4 hch. &c Price, ~ c<-.s i bog.
'TPHAKE AScH59A GaksE rel!essn the mnst F'o-
1sns raror7rat 6i At@na III tee siIu:ts. Ald s1ec.s
Nnaa's TEVI.4ADf5 krzcF1ci 1. war
rAotec aay c.se u Cc,!ttX.o tere: ,no mat
Af how LEG nAndiag Er1cs. r hof.
the hAr ilon low forefetot l. nvn lhutcs without
injury TO The sKiE. Pt1ca :. boltls,
DE. La foETE's LIE Et:.A.l:. Rae <ztat Eesv!ne
md nsdnrerAtlnF tsCety. rc"to!es . m.nly EiEor
all xko fuft11nE fra.'. IL. .1Ee1 E9nA! I2tfky,
so1tee, u rtclaEe-
TIE J6PAEESE HAIi: 3 IN .i-rs TIC ThltEess
hrE Aeaty&chb heIat1:u E.1-s or H-7E3. !; con-
rlstz cf onF enc n:ooArkttoo. Color vii rot iade Or
Nash out. Only 10 cent 11I.
Sold b, f. c. UFIAN .s Srr.h Eighth :.reet, Pills
3elrhlA att ty al utusrltA. CrcE.ars s:us 1rec.
xRy+Q.15 EE i v&F.t
, 1864-09-24
QpOa0

CHEpgEE PILL 3.
epRN Cc8Ted Fsla4f1
EEKulator. Health F.<ssx-
Yet, Certain md FATE.
For the Hfx157a1 o: 0b-
stfnet1cna and the 1asur-
alca OF EeEulsrlty IN 1<a-
cusrencu Of the Monthly
rurfcts.
They cure Or nbY!ara
thote numerous fl1seAlA&
lhas srrl1E frolr Irregular
ity, by removing the 711kg-
u{nr}SYi*ao:f.
, 1864-09-24

70 pe.sona VINO slek x.r a:nlcte1 And aeerr tc
@ n.e h:ooe Pu1sfaz hsdte'ne Fa plsdea this s=cu'
,ER REAGTERLY's IODINE ksU xAe-AE.nrI1A
u M t!noss 6TR0tGE*, CRRkP ana RKCr.E
tc2n ezlE, fow11Tuet. A51ezf Q. a1f oth.r a&rxa
rsr1nh = Blood PurttEtn; Ets1c1ne new 4re' ID u
thktutnc. or 20 NOaEY WILL HRTAHEN TaHlT.
FhTRtc1AEt ftcnEHtud tt!A E-8tlclpo ~ their De-
tnnts II " ezR-s whee IL u cx:s bc=Auss .SeY
- The Meatctl Faculty.
fE FTfce, Il i.23 rsr b=t1H- .
II frepItHE aad fo1d RI uR &. EAsTEFLY
Co.. corner Of Trird nnd tae<unr f:zeats. 81. Leu!s
IEsE*id 1t DE-. EAeGERIr8 Family H-t.ct.t
etore ea MADISON st.eet. ct=z t1s Post O;ace. C1t
, 1864-09-24

The CHEROKEE MEDI-
CINES arc s1fd BY all en-
terpr1slI z druggists IN tia
cf7i11zed world. Eome nn-
p11neipled dealets, how
e1r.uJ 70 1et3 oTthfes9
compounds IN place OF
thfst-taoso which GeY
can get 1t = cheap prtce,
srd p.a5e MQFt money ty
selling than they can On
the Chtro& &c medt-
ciHce. As3ou raice y6nf
hcal1n-aYe, tho h<nsth Of
your oflp'tEE-to net DC
uece1ytd BY ouch unprlue
c!p1ed oE112Q,sta- Ah7 ior
tnese Eedictces, and f1f3
no lthtrs.
, 1864-09-24

Afav dcsas restcEss the
Api tEta
Three bort3aa cure hd
wont cRRe1 "a kIKr3senEJ-
T. INV d0eeE46t the low
tpHtked .-
ms bottle restorea Mc1-
4 few toses brig tie
sCSe to The cheek.
This ued.al7e rs5tores
II ms11J v.2uE a-E fonass
health the poor. ceetitt2
ttd, VOL d down and de3.
pAliiDR uavotee Of sensuaa
pleasure.
, 1864-09-24
Dauf!11g ani, 35rcbangg.

- l-S
TiTrz77 NAgloMAa. BaAE Or
E Ca-Aeo.
Nc. 80 LasriIe stroes-
I. S. QEPuSlTDF: & E!Stal AGENT.
ErH6olPz1sNe RKgE. rEo sok
7.30 L cux4 nua ID.<u ssn:d 9es&re
ing Iionus. !
1BAAc 2; L2xBAsap: !es1AE H1KB4Sxb,, S:s,, 49,.
;Ea aazonAd''>v n @aaasSA'
esNE oY cBr:aEo.
u<ErAH-....> .sezo, ,o<tss
u t. isT. " III u 81 q tte s q JsS e,..sE easmsa;s
b7karbsl IL IT. R&nk.aE stce.
iii lLsk.-st., sizttzu Ess4 bzfi1lEs. =.
5Sys9?ssaH 5SyH9?sH f$Ahzss eHHs y!s:fss::: fs:f;:
cz,:a 6. * sztsez1 5 iaz ts1s 9sssasF.
xaxess. b aef.L mi ~ tr,dt.s= esess:t-s- -
Essssa sfssa'i; tss ys .svi s's;t = 80 =
y nssz ds;y g s7sSazs9 81 unsz - .s:a:,s tas e
p!ecfs q :iist at.e*s se.c:. 81 ts ss1e II
isst s5 ti9 &; zsdssssse sxs =. s,e
said 1ct required G !: rent:sa6 SttA Deie:z go.
ssassnf ~ issssfs e ss1 T. t5a 5e9s1siA IS Son.
tola Of ~ t1Fsr2cy. e teI: eeEtt3 ttA. Ets
Ess.Fo 5ast; Sf & .eas & :e i: :. nsr nr
n sats4::S ~ = eco:s2511s tse <7aost* et ssn4as
aaes. @<. t' e. ts5 i:enT vrtteoa. .fnrsa zy hs,n
a1!5 !5ss - a. ees 1aa ae26 H{ss &,
Ytn51a9x1 Eo1ruc1]et ofhu C1trcacY.
, 1864-09-24
uR. CaETER'e COUGH BALSA4

en1ap1on; Hronchtt1s. BPituhx
Rlo,d. Pain IN the S1d< and 6rcAEsx
Wheop*ng Coughs Group, and all D1e<
sasss Of TIE Threat aud Lungs
n.a6,,. have you Cough. cold, c. ans cisossc G,
.fs Innrt CT throat? Go nst nekle.tlI EILLIoNH
DiE rnruaIly py aeElecttn9 CoAH1N COLE,
Ti0H. sna tten tSPtEMA TURE D1ATH.
Procure 1t once that caie1-tie4 fe1ekf4 Vs. CAE4
TERE C3iJG Il eAISAM. Etlch nsver 3Alls to eTfif
TIE COU6H IMMEDIATELY, md 70 etact PEE
Feet CURE in feV caH,. I: Is be5sad Il. c2uos
THROAT AND LUKaE known TO tie civilized
q r1ies-rrts, bodies, % cen>a PEE oostle: 's1Et
bottlax Il pet bor1le.
II For eAle 1t Dr. E. KAETERlY 4 Co.'S Fan.
~ Medicine 6tere. % MAdl1o1 stre6t. Ghlc27p- LII
, 1864-09-24

md re.al dealer in Grsen BAY. ST. Clair Aas
gs1ttsV L4n bes, Shi1zles ana Lash. Alss Sash
noaEs and B;tnas. Poe. sad Wloaow FsAaes. ,. 81, =,
IN. G-HAYtIg rzi1roAd txck in tia yard, taclI1e&
IoF tnipptnx uts1TpatleL Pcst ONCE box as4. -
Au1@2suzlU :,
, 1864-09-24
= JouN ). REED. President.
Nm 3. TAYLOR. Rec See.
VIM. GLAND BoURaE. Cor. Sec.

0a9zsS's 33s7 110HeF-141s15 1KEH3ulEI*
j., The above document EN- mates from loyal
association Of wo;kirgmcn in Nuw:Tort, in
auguruted b. loyal men upon loYat p1.t-
form for loyal ends, and not eng.usesed by
McComaEcs. Wlll4rds, ard other suca oesti-
lent Coprerhcaa a. IL the chIcags, Workffig-
man's ASSOCIATION. Mcclellan has NOT, ind
'dafos MT, answer The vital question. con-
tfsued 1hersin. He knowa thai he must give
which Responses would commit lin body
and Eoul 10 the 1t cs6,ionisis. 1t Will be re-
meuhered that this same association aadsess-
ed letter not long siucc TO President Lid
coin, which he answered fnlly and sa.ia-
, 1864-09-24

s7- The Morning Star london) thus truth
fully characterizes the "peace" maueuyefs
of ValIautfeham and his SCHOOL,
uThc Tord pence in the mouths Of these
rntn only means, Let us 60 dawn on our
kuees before 6ATe1y; let us make the free
Northa bunting gronad for the nan'stealer;
let us tread out fec thought, free speech,
ira political action, and elevate Slavery ~
the banner Of the Repus1,e, the tettered Ne
pro sg The corner s:one Of our civil polltJ.'
Il is to promste the tesagns 1T these bitter.
foes Of Ill true aud lasting. peac. taat Mr..
Lindsay and his friends desire to use the ln-
lueuce Of this great empire Of freedom"
, 1864-09-24

20 Fcr campaign documents the Alc-
Gillian Democracy are circulating the fol-
lowing; :,
Bishop Hopkins' defense Of slavery On
ScftptuIal 9rounds-
Prof. Morse's argument in favor Of slavery
Oh ethical grounds. - =.
Alexander Longs secession speech In Con-
gress. ).
kY John G. ,'Nicolay, Esq, and Major
John Heny, the Presidents private secreta.
rles, drew first class prizes in the draft at:
WASHINGTON the other day.
, 1864-09-24

&tFaW6f
KEsosnA, Wis.,. Sept. eoth, 1871.
Editors Chieaso TribnIe:
I oesisted In taking the vote on the Nil
Tankte train ont OF Chicsgo this morning,
which resulted as iol1o9s:
Lincoln.
MCElflfkH dl
f1emoL9. ~
There ~ere eighteen fur1oughed snl1iesa
en- the train who voted: -.
Lincoln III
. Very respectfully, ]. II. DECKER.
FROM MOUND c1TI.
UNITED STATES GENznAt Hosp1rAI,
MorSD .CIEY. IL. Sep. I'D, 1871.
Editors Chicago Tribune: =
Deslrous Of learning how the army stands
respecting the coming election, I have just
canyasse6 this hospital With the following
rtEulf, ~:
Ltnco]p.. .4.--...4so
kfetnont. --.'...-.-.''.-'''..-.......
UnCEc1den. -4...-.. ~
No votes were RECEIVED of persons less
than tWeuty-one years old, and know. of no
reason why tie aboVe ia not fair repre-
eeutaticn of public sentiment In the West
cfn army. t. s. MORRILL,,
Chaplain q. s. 4.
, 1864-09-24

The AusuGlAn speclnc fai i1les IL coE well EnoW1
u t1e mcrt 6rcce.su rsFe,iF # the shove com
olAtn. unrc. i h~B c4a1' II I,racuct. 4
hfsaea II hry tost can psi tost II viii not
.srscaneatl, curt. II En-. And I. II The STANDARD
Tcr,ety. Fc-ILul. ApUalt .ttot eTtAruhl. Try
+: LORD & bhfl1E. PC Lhxt ssr=*r Ghl<Axo, General
Hho.egrlt Ncxt5.n Axras, tylaLslx1sn.T NAwIs
, 1864-09-24

In Ebe Year zG4A
~: Ma:hcEt nrs: prepared the VENETIAN HA18
s3f6; since tSst II has n8=d hy ihou1Auu&.
and n 10 ins;Rnce tss ,silea give eotst eAta'
Tes Txux11aK n o9 Is th. 3tr.7. It II sh, world.
prtxt II cclJ FEY CGuss I'D E.cs L. tEE oEtkIus
e1bo tbs qcAnu3 0f IN thcae rsn=lly end fur u.
1Ae VENETIAN DYE Il VNrrsaIr &C not u Lsjure
U.tlatt ar tte Ecalp IL she a.et-es, oeEr-e-
fAs VkEETlAE DYE uosE1 With s13tdity ana csr.
Tue VkHE-rlAF l1F 4 trtdncts1py saade thAtmay
tREt.!l !lt1-on5 ttt.t VII fade ocE V34E out
-1Ec thst IS ~ rsrr. snt 4. toe bar se<elf.
tor tn!e by y I 6rlgcsA.A. .pElct = trht&- ..
a. AAf9KTS, GeaetI AgSnt, u Aplo f6ees.
Ne1Eork
ELUS4 tL4 bssI hL.. dr. &jtR n use Il large boz
Let psfoe SC. j.19 eN:Eia9 KEW
, 1864-09-24

: "a uh.,Lair- tts.. J.. no1toorer- con nzr;,n:
eIu "astnse "sEu. se;.I.sas moGsso"etS oona'.a
09Ts ~ o6 ha psee.S1, ';t.,o T..th - s.s ao-,tfc
| ~ lay H s's,,t -. ), .oo -. ~
! psrty o. 5ee po'i.te!aus ..eLu ons We nase az
aplaibg 1Asn u 3he >aensclattc ptEt5 u
7 tne peopis eA1i,ss 1eimM u 10 eau 5ous s..sa'
+ u92 70 tne aeso1slM's> appenae2 ne1sao. s;
Hnlen Eve osca IeS4 oa ~ oat L1Eca.Nr
Con nnluee,{ana ,i.s LIEU ~ .1ne Iuot.capols %
our aFsoc1asion asft"1ta suomnte9'
Not 10 pl9ees e2ls l.teet " any aesusaou .s's.
| to otner topiea' o1 ioleffst aod atnpore4uce,
We oes 60 euooa. ~ yna hcsesn 9aestlus,
~ 5nsHcf 70 "alcu VIII Ietae7s tae a9uu.e
hthl xemslhaos In Inc 34aos OF msng as 10
3our vie"e' o-.,. .,.i,
u you ate eteetta Ilckneht, VIII ~
cansaosr x9utaei IN ne hna tfes1aeat oI sae
Amtrlcau Union ~ Us territorial t1.ent ~
ltesxlsted De1o1e the 0fss ofclhaace OF sro7s@
saon
y; 'Qii 5ou. as Irssiatns OF tae oAtea
States. ADOPT the Most Vigorous mcasures
against foreign atd ooneatic eutmtess
8. Should 5on be ELECTED PRESIDENT, aud the
States Of NeW iotk aid Qlio should theirs
upon secele IRON the pptoh BY tbs act Of
portion Of their cat1zcns, VIII 5on deem
them 70 ce pu6nc enemies, ana pr;ceed
against them With all ths n sources Ut youf
command
/. 4.Do 5su eonaadef the American Union q
polltlcaee o. nfEnGAstVa tlem "ntca 1oY onc or
mora i 81 ne No.; ntasee m23 ssnfs O. pleasure,
o. Nlu you ~ ttesloent taas tu umeceata
steps for "a cessation of lsstiI!stes:" ~
n 0FAI
, 1864-09-24
,En1lcaMg1rNl,

,XlGN3KFS%NE1EkEe&4
YyHE.~ COLIIEETATE SCHOOL
L. ril1 "a eprn wish ~verY atTsutxge for -tks In
stIrct1on Cf y1ut5. On tie
First monday Of eeptcA1hef, 1874
E,e4ex: 1t,e.crcs. t'Ych- Aop.te .s1a 70 te na4e
et sasz nteufo cyEnue, t+eF tn q s!fGht
13t1f!. svn i.E* E31 Cb AQkEH Bo3.
, 1864-09-24

The ue1ic1n II > s1upls
veGetao Z eIHxct, AMI e4s
on Wslch ~ can rel5, Il
It hn3 cot fs1ted in 4 ains..6
tExtsace. lts curaAye poH.
et8 4aTe prRs BotdCfsfl3 to
3as1 victory OYER the MQat
Etu0bafp csites
To thoAa.xu1haYetunsd
With khktF conssiEud513
u7tls1eT thing thtu13yt1
bsyord thA Ira chs Of Hetii.
call Htd, despair oett Tia
CherGk 90 Iusa ~11. rastpra
ycu TO htRlth nd Y.gpr,
hoa Af7H al quzck d0e-
t3fs lars failed.
, 1864-09-24


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S33txH2 a 3s|l Xxi
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yrks IT, Jl>5-~
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:.
~zn,,,. ,. ,..,.,..<.....-,<
s~-AE A.o 7s"N7~ IVA se
rnerrrr1rrs ernw ,Fu pyr7Ers
=
tusu. the Fcsr 1ss snow tnss tn1s ,uystaaple tc@,
..,,,n,... .-...,,n. ,....+,L-A
"1A <'."'AoN. '--
PoPast"I ass1 peioza en1o5oa u Aptops'es0a5 "s~
etus- aaras n is5s vita salea da1n tna 1ea< a7a&
to ahaur $;o 100, It ha. 70 s:eudy and rapidly adyasR
~ ,rh,{ t.vnr thai t,e rus, r--ot, n IN.
~ .-..;.z..+z..- -. 70, ~. .,..ss =. .1...-
s'3 A'%auAA~Aa's4 ." ~ A7''' VI" sen.a 1e1 "~'s
cess. Ktu fssca TIC enoEmous su1a as S1ahm Tae d
fnand tn Now York Alpno IA ovtF ona thsusand casE
pez weak.
These nnst,-,, r.. RI tina w.rsd-
.,-... ..z--...- ..... ... -.
H'' e's oo@ - m s1a"eaee -
great sanitary lass thaS Tho hsse1s meot the WAVES -
fulnu tho a1pectaous Of the community; that tAaps1
Lie beltef IN the. ettcsy ,uc-casesaua c5rcrs dsy -
, 1864-09-24

F0w1e Pile md u or sc1kf,ee
On bo9I1e warranted 4 per7alne1t Cars 1r ~! k.ldk
t1lrf ots u IL PROXY 6crnt1lA Bal .ihenal
ina Ill t8aaes Of the Skk. IL ca4e IT fRtl1re the
proprietor 1zauefe Rll shr cr! b7tlce Grd
t4ks bscs ther moac7 For ,ctcrral Aua s1sE:na ase
Ienfss, II frinoe stress. nosfor an d.x!c-s aust
NnT:ntit- Gte rcplar: For na1c e shic.. ps a.
Err James.
Fornt4ti5 II tAes' 8espiiAi G1x .ou4 Eus.s st.Ces
Hev Cr1esn1, Lk efe*5nitee In ls5c. nov
~ locAt,A II ~ Randolph st.eet, ssnsa1G. llnaiI
Bqac1cEn- IN tho treatment II Dtp E7soS1us HsNcu.
plAI~ boKof Ulors. 4nt All Einds ot BLOOD Asp sEH
ExLL EuAHArxH, ansea them N1.nout raeo.n-c to
Esscc,y, 1oOIok. IoTALAis, Arseee or anE poisn1,
but win = fEr1EA1lKk<s > rp5ETtYH uuHX soy al
E1-noc1 soc hiosc pslA1nt- -
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knuxs d tie tysteE. early t4ttscrtt;o-1, t1IE O
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WITH Other nepln1 Lnle t-eE ~ 1rtoAe. batet hoG
rSdlckuY cu-en BY tota!!h1e nsthoc. sa7tnK much
time knd expsnse. GlEet. 6opo :rasa, s:-tc.u-e 2ne
q G:.51s;s :sct.ler II ms :" r'1VatS
I'D di,estes RI .he MOST ao.Enu.H C!tArs.
W1tze tkt bluoa has become poEaAed. producing
kfptcae4 oc &te lace, epnu ~stsre bstc:t paink 11
taa hrAt n-e bonel, plcesAod throat, no7., tnn and
body xcfnfa,a. +oretoe" .t:t ~ srfle:s urtnef of
Dr. jamsa Il rtco1n rpnaec py p:ese generally rt
n South, Ae medical ftcu!ty, kbd professors OF nno-
tE1l colleges frt. Ttoss attEre" should apply lnUe
4se3y. 4. be cured 4 these h<1r1nle diea4.ea
kenembGr. II. Jsn'es' 0tbce a4o Faro:5 ere i. s6
dHce orcn from = m. rstil + D. n. Eonsa,tattona
CHafts.&tRt. bsN c5751Es
, 1864-09-24

CHER0Kk8 1NJEET1ON
IL lt.ten-e1 81 N hll3 or
h.a attSnt 70 tina EaEhQ.
EEa oHMKDf and shor.d
be Eked 1T tnnaunfsfoa
with u11x reo.tius n ~
cases tfaGt4noE hHA Hleet
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Its elects 8lc AekI1nx :,
aspshtEx AID deMulcent ::
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chtIuee kud pan. snsssat1
Of TIT bIfn'sk.n nf amast
tntntnsa1e pA,1 thRE II
tSpEr:enCEd Nth G.a11Y%a
tts tlls.p Qu.cE fnI ect:co5,
, 1864-09-24

UP4Eh'6 EaIk GLOSS AAS GUElIsa FLUID
fs ths hsst httr-dres4tok In the woud. lai1pars1
Essg e e. to IT,. n aet5 ksrns! = sp;!. psauea
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fpeedy c1re for TtttGr, EAT F:heam c .xpatd Eancl
ENhett Isck. &c. prlce. s. cea4is b3z.
.uF6hNn asrHMA CT e rs'ievet tae m:s: v1o
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III. x t;Ji:-E's L!FR BLlxIK. the xrest nez-
@as RI sae,1s1 1s9fs} ~ e snss @
I:acrxy Ersvus peb,iis5, Dr., ar1stnr eE Whatever
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, 1864-09-24
@FuIrtual.
Ru0IS, BlKKS And LEAVES.

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e, LHkt1 It tS-kEc GNAts
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EoshR~, sno Il Especially
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III tha OLD nAnses3 Mec1-
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, 1864-09-24

EolEate"8 7toEcy &0shIse
1at1 etlebsnt-o Pallet 6OE>s. u sucn uItEc-sel
1sEs.o !. naec from tht choicest Ta,s.s1: m1a
Extremely bcnenctal l. it, aet.ol Ero- thf k1n- itr
fR1e W 81 f,rues.sv ard FAEcY Gao1s DC&txsx.
fAEi17ST1Y rE-HAT-sU
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-04
Eetc York Market.

NEW YORK. March 3.
Cotton-dull and droopingi sales $50 bales at 1sc
Flour-recepts SCI bbls; sales Is 500 bbls; State
and western DC better; Super State 20a96 46; Ex-
ira do 690e6 7o; choice 675a7 IS; Round Hoop
Ohio l0d7 rs; choice do 31as so: Suporfine w es-
tern Sgs6 AZ; Extra do 7oa7 10; southern without
change; sales 1900 bsls Mixed TO good 1d7 IS; Fan.
cy and extra S0a910 80; Canada a shade 6rmer /;
Gales $50 bbls; common Extra 11a6 90; Extra good
TO choice 95aS %.
wheat-actve and lie higher; sales 100 bush /:
Chicago spring 55dl 81; Milwaukee Club tsal 80
Winter Red Western 64dl 6s; Amber Milwaukee
coal 81. the latter price deliy cred; Amber Micl.
gan 70d IS; White do 90: Red Jersey g.
shipping in store / 30a1l 32I; Yellow Jersey 23a
1 80; 10 Southern 2ilal %
Oats-hTmer sales at s9a90i.
Beei-frmer; sales 500 bbls.
fork-quiet and unchanged: sales oslo bbls mess
" 0eG22 20; old do 81 50G2 co. do % 80; prime
10 15dl6 70 for old and new; prime 81 00a2l 80
also 100 do old mess, buyers option for March,
% 30.
Cut Meats in moderate request; sales lo6 pkps
Shoulders 9la10. Hams l2ial3j.
Bacon-hrm; sales li25 boxes az liA0itsc for
Cumberland cut. ii for do short ribbed, l4idli.c
for do long cut Hams.
Dressed Hogs-a shade frmer sales at 9adl0. for
Western.
Iard-astiye; sales 600 bbls at ls9i4c.
Butter-quiet.
whskey-heavy and lower sales at soasl for
State and SOC for Western.
Rice-steady at &c.
Sugar-hrm; sales 500 hhds New Orleans l3Glei
Muscoyado l20pl4c.
Codee-frm,
53c.
Naval Stores-quiet aud firm
Oils-hrm; Petroleum quiet sales 2250 bbls: crude
at 12oe refined in bond i7d4al; do free at SO So
FreIghts TO Lverpool-frm; -four Is Cd; grain
5s5ld for wheat in ship bags.
WOol-Quiet
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-04
Hernandez, the greatest comic artist
living, is with Newcom's Minstrels.

CAMP BERRY.-We paid brief visit to
thus comfortable encampment yesterday after
noon. COL CHARLES b. MERRILL is in
charge, and he gives his personal attention to
the condition Of the camp, which is kept in
good order, and every real need of the soldier
Is carefully provided for. The hospital is per-
fectly ventilated, has no sickish smell about it,
and has all the comforts possible to bring
around such an institution. Only one case OF
critical character now exists in the hospital.
Col. Merrill must be popular with his men,
and he is an efficient officer. Taken together
the men are fine looking fellows.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-04

NEW YORK, March 3.
The Richmond Examiner of Feb. oath says !:
AN official dispatch was received at the War
Department last night from Gen. Polk, stat
ing that Shermans forces had evacuated Me-
ridian, and were retreating in two columns in
the direction of Vicksburg. 1t was supposed
that the Yankee commander, finding his de-
signs on Mobile thwarted and his cavalry re-
Inducements intercepted, and being in distress
for supplies, was forced to abandon his expe-
dition and betake himself to the desperate ex-
pedient OF traversing country stripped of its
supplies and laid waste by his advance.
Whether he can accomplish a retreat with
success remains to be seen"
Mobile, Feb 23d.-The enemy opened fire
on Fort Powell at 10 l2 this morning. A
dispatch of this evening says that six mortars
and four gunboats shelled all day, firing 364
shots. No casualties and no damage.
The Richmond papers state that forty-three
deserters from the Union SIDE had gone to
work in the Wilmington coal mines at their
own request.