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, 1864-06-21
COLLAPSE OF A NATIONAL
BANK.


M9a1eftOU& 4 hRenco OF the Manager,
From the Springfield (ohlo) Republican,
On Saturday last, by order Of the First
National Bank Of Springfield, Sheriff Flepl-
ing took pose ession OF the Exchange Bank,
kept on Main street, west Of Lime ,tone
street, North-side, BY =. ". Allen. On Thurs.
day morning last, Mr. Allen presented q
to the cashier of the First National Bank, fur
81 900, stating that be was short Of currency.
After consulting with other officers Of the
bank, the cashier cashed the draft.
On Friday 8 dispatch was received by ono
Of our prominent business men, from the
notary Of we'll known bankers in Cincinnati,
inquirinE about the financial ability Of B. ".
Allen Upon inquiry 1t was ascertained that
On Wednesday Mr.. Allen had received from
Cincinnati by express 4 package containing
$10,0 ,000, and that on Thursday he had taken
the noon train on the Sandusky and Dayton
railroad for Cincinnati. These facts were
telcgraphed to the Gin ncinnatf bankers.
A reply was received thut Mr. Allen had
not been in Cincinnati Upon further in-
quirY, 1t bccsmc known that on Tuesday Mr.
Allen had te1cgraphed to Cincinnati that a
package of money, sent by mistake, had
reached him, and that he would remit also,
thnt in leaving his father.in-law's house, he
to correct mistake which had been made bY
bankers With whom he WAS doing business
When these facts became known to tue offi-
GERS Of the First National Bank, they sus-
Iccted fraud In connection With the draft OBJ
tained from the bank On the morning before
Aliens departure, and proceeded to attach
lis property. When Sheriff Fleming entered
the Exchange Bank he found safe with the
key sticking in the door, the contents of
which were four dollars In notes, a variety of
personal papers, balance sheet showing MIR.
Allen to be Wotih about 81, 600. book OF
drafts on New York, some dated Springfield,
some Oxford, Indiana, some nlled up, others
think.
In the bank were the counter and desk.
come chairs, a lounge, an overcoat, writing
materials asd other minor articles, upon ail
upon abo1t $500 worth of lumber, part of
which had been delivered upon lot on Main
street, cast Of David Shatfer's residence.
which lHd been presented to his wife By her
father
Thsircilents re have narrated excited
wide comment, and Of course there were
1Depy opinions respecting the Exchange
Bark, and its proprietor, who has been f.
mSiar1y known In certain circles as sour
sCcatiye ola decidedly sensation article, but
"e wait for further Developments. Mean
while, however, it Is proper to explain ut
the Ohio Valley Bank sent Mr. Allen $4,000
by mistake, intending to send him $1,000.
By telegraph from CincinnltI it is known
that Mr.. alien WIGS in the city on Frid,y
morning last, and BY telegraph from New
York 1t is known that the draft casaed By
the First National B INK is worthless
Mr.. Allen came to our city last winter, and
opened the Exchange Bank In March His
subsequent career furnished much gos sip,
hbout which it muy be proper hereafter to
present our readers some comments.
, 1864-06-21

seeing what was necessary to he done to
renovate It, upon one Of the interior divi-
sions Of the box were found written on the
wood these inscriptions, which begin now
to assume the proportions Of prophecy.
The drst inscription Is: =
''On July 14th 1864
Amerlcas fato is d1ed."
Beneath it. in Latin, these words
.'Oposteri, postezi+ cavete voB
In anno 1854
And signed
'P1ophetIcus es."
Preceding these inscriptions IL date, July
18th, 17GG, and signed By the name ot . goa.
t1eman who at that time was distinguished
inhAbTtant of Hartford.
It will be observed that the date OF this
prophecy is ten years before the Declaration
Of Independence, and at time when the ut
tachment ofthe colonies to Great Britain was
at its height, That these inscriptions were
made ut the time theT bear date there can be
no doubt, for the signature above Ie;erred
to Is one which cnce seen cnnuot be mstak-
en-, and occurs on many public documents in
our archfYee
, 1864-06-21


The following story appears in the Hart
ford {Conn.) Tsns<s, without editorial verid-
cation; 1t is probably hoax:
Mesers. Editors: Some years since dis
coycry was made in this city which, though
at the time regarded as only curions, seems
now in the light OF the present. to be re-
markablc. 4 lew years ago m aged lady, a
representative Of family of great rcpute In
our colonial days, and in the early history Of
our State, died In this city. Amongst the
estates which descended to her next Of kin
was an old mansion situated on Main street.
here. In looking over the various things
which had been sccumulating for moro than
century, and stored away In the garfet,
loahd beneath pile of rubbish q curioualy
catqeo IN aid old box. The boz is in itself
efeat curiosity; tue carving upon it Is very
beautiful, and the whole finish Of It Is exqui-
sue. The box was 4 good deal out Of repair,
ano IN looking it oVer for the purpose Of
, 1864-06-21

a NeETe shoots IN rfJAhmnn on q
etramer-The Crew Lynch the Me-

Ef0s
From the Leayenworth {Kansas) Conservative,
June l6.l
A shocking affair occurred on board the
steamer Paragon, on Tuesday morning be-
tween Independence Landing and Kansas
City. The 1acts arc Substantially as follows:
When the first watch were ut breakfast,
one of the crew, an Irishmau, left the table
and went into the cook-house and menacing-
IL demanded some potatoes. Tho cook, q
negro, replied tbat there were none. The
1rtshman replied with Bome profane and OBJ
scene epithets, and advanced upon him with
q knife and billet OF wood, knocking him
down. The cook rnllied and drove his as-
sailant outside, and then seized revolFe er
which lay upon O shelf. where It hid been
placed by one OF the officers Of the boat
At this juncture several other deck hands
approached aud attempted to seize the cook,
who declared that he would shoot the first
he'd begun the afIray raised club to strike
him, and the cook instantly fired, shooting
him dead In his tracks, He then broke awaY
from the crowd and ran to the upper deck.
One Of the lady passengers who understood
the difficulty concealed him in her state
room unperceiyed aud locked the door.
Meanwhile the entire cre1 were searching
for him through the boat, assisted by many
Of the passengers, the majority of whom, we
Gre informed were rebel sympothizcrs Some
Of them distributed their reyolyers among
The crew, and the mate of tho boat and tho
bartender {whose names, we regret to say,
We have not ascertained,) used them to
tmoke him out and shoot him. The barten-
der loaded doublc-barrel shot gua aud
handed 1t to uEe of the crew for this purpoae
The fugitive was soon found by i passeu-
ger, and was dragged into the cabin. The
greatest excitement prevailed, and but for
the cries Of the women and children, he
would have been murdered upon the spot.
he was taken toward thc fnr,Hara f s,s esaIrs, the
oeating him IN the severcst manner. The
cook fought desparately, striking right and
left, and ln)uring some Of his assailants pref
ty severely. He was driven to the railing,
and fell backward to the lower dcck; recoy-
ering his feet be attempted to plunge Into
the river. He was prevented, captured a sec-
ord time By his blood-thirsty and lnturiated
assailants, tied to the capstan Of the boat,
and then brutal1y beaten till he became in
sensible
Arriving at Wayne City landing, about five
miles below Kansas City, d rope was tied to
his neck and be WIS dragged ashore aud shot,
his body was Left ut that place. The boat
res ched 1eavenworth on Tuesdav evening.
No publicity was given to the affair by any
OF the officers, nor any complaint made to
the local authorities. The affair furnishes its
own comment
, 1864-06-21
FROM UTAH.


Trouble among TIE SAtnt8-ks1pdlSiJn
of Il Brother.
From the Deseret NtOs, June i, we con-
dense the following interesting points re1a-
tive to the career and expulsion Of one Bro
tier Gibson from the Latter Day Saints. It
seems that Gibson arrived In Utah on his way
to the Malay Islands in the fall Of ~. He
was out Of funds, but managed to secure
them'by lccturing upon Oceanica. In course
of time he sought baptism and was soon El-
der Gibson. He went down to the Pacific
coast, lectu1ed at San Francisco, and was &C,
cnsed Of being Mormon, but deniedft. FL
naI1y be reached the Sandwich Islands, and
soon made his presence felt among the ma
tiyea, and was rapidly making good
thing" out Of them, when committee from
Utah went on to investigate the Elder.
They found him living in clover, possessing
acres Of land by Thousands, his sheep By the
same figures, and his horses and cattle,
geese and turkeys in drovcs. But more than
all this, he dispensed Mormon Offices aud IT,
ties like groceries from country store, He
had ordained hosts of Kamehameha's sub
jccts ak5Apostlee, High Priests, Seventies"
Elders and everything else, and eyen the
women received from his hands the louors
of priesteeses aud other titles that his cum
ming could suggest 10 touch their yeaera-
tion, while he touched their property. Our
Mormon delegation visited him and remon-
stratcd with him, but he couldn't sec it, and
suggested to them tho propriety OF u speedy
departure. 4 few hints of lynch law by the
newly converted natives accelerated their de-
parture.
The Neus, the Mormon organ, thus consoles
the brethren:
1t is not the first time IN tho history of this
movement that We have known Of Ark days
in distant missions; but We need not tell the
Saints that those days have gone past for
ever. 1t is with much satisfaction that we
can look back upon the past and contemplate
through what the Church has passed and see
to-day the certain overthrow Of evil Men
iu their weakness, their folly ano their pride
might ten, fifteen, twenty, or moro years ago
truVel in forbidden paths, and for while
with comparative impunity cover up their
tricks; Int, to-day, tlthe of such nom
sense OF yi1lainy would find them out and
send them to their legitimate place quicker
than they ever dreamed Of and all rejoice
that 1t Is eo now and cannot be repeated.
, 1864-06-21
4 New brotherhood Association In
tho Army
SECOND AR1r CoRrs, N sHE Field,


War, with all its sad and earnest realities,
Envelopes some of the finest traits In our flu-
manity. United in terrible struggle, Ia
volving in its result the glory or shame Of
our country and government, sharing side
BY side the pcEils Of battle, o common feel
Ing and sympathy a'e naturally excited, and
the more desperate this struggle, and tho
greater the interests at stake, the stronger
becomes this bond Of sympathy. War itself
establishes grand brotherhood. This fl1ial
feeling is every evident, although fail
ing an organized expression. am
recent organization In this corps
Of q Eociety called !" Ben Schars-" The
derivation Of the name I am unable to give.
The object OF the organization, IS explained
to me, is to look ont for one another's inter-
est In the march, in the bivouac and In bat
tie. There are manifold ways Of doing this,
us, for instance, if one is sick, to see that he
hicks no want of attention; If he wants
money, to zee that he has it; II one is
wounded, to look to his immediate care, aud
If one Is killed in battle, to see, If IL Ia In
possible to forward tue body home. that be
Is buried as becomes q soldier; to hare
record made of bis burial place, and his
effects preserved and transmitted to his
friends. The benefits from such an associa-
ton arc not temporary. When this war Ia
, 1864-06-21
and rcrea,fd to tie faithful In the Conysn-

and rcrcalf1 to the faithful In the Conyen-
A report prevailed, and vas generally be-
li.vtd, last evening, hat Vallaudisham left
tie gl,y on the eight o'clock tr,in on the
Dayton and Michigan road--snpposed for
Canada. It was hoped that this Was true. not
by ReEulllcane, INT by tho1ehtfa1 Demo-
crafts. who a,t appTehenaisc Of trouble His
ccminE. tie latter say, Gun 90 relsher him
revive old n1.in.csiifst. The brnisers and
stouldsr. hittcrs-the fellows with low fore
leuda, bull nccks, t.1ck hides and thicker
shulls-rejoice 1T The prospect Of Il 70 ~, aud
already show themselves IN bald front, taiiz-
irg .bout wlot they would do in case the
Government thinks proper to enforce it's
sentence sgaiDst the traitor.
, 1864-06-21

over, through It's agency friends and widows
and orphaned children can possess themsel-
vas of the remains of loved ones buried on
tLrsc fur away battle fields, and give shem
tiI:al resting place In the old chur by Ard aud
1un,'lr burial places at home, to whose weep
irg willows and wild flowers and waving CT
rIesse e. their rdyiug ttonghts perhaps revert
I'd an..dst the crash and carnage Of battle,
lest. Scores ~. iclnipg the association eve
dry. Captain SEQ. &. Weir Is the Presi-
ti+,'t 1T t:le association, Captain Buck1and,
Tr.f surr, and Captain Castle and Lieut-
Clarir, Secretaries.
, 1864-06-21

s| A secesa exchange objects to the noul-
ico1ion Of Grant or anr other War Democrat
as being "mule'' ticket. It wants either
one thing or the other, md no hybrid. As
the Frople have already decided that Honest
Abe is pretty good horse (too good to swap
IN the middle of the stream) It IL evident
that what the Copperheads want is a perfect
jackase. Let them not stray from their own
pack. They viii get him.
, 1864-06-21


Jnht for marriage, uInt for Work, atsatled with
sne in tue back, icne III the hltd!tr ia'snsas Gno
n IN Anne old age, scd ali causad By e3rrssttnE
nightly emissions &nd seu1 81 weakness Stop the
cIssIooa, you resnovs the pAnt .yOurFncer nAF.
fiagt desired and dts1rAple. reators esten4:h aud
w3gor the system: and ull tins simple. Tesct&oe
<ei.rcund, the Cherokee Cuft." will do iof yno II
you take ii, and 0askR%E 1HE pfEhcr1oHs TuAT Ac.
.oonPAl1 IT. Bead the Rdve.tlscmtut. ie2i-k545.1t
1t is mot often we speak Of Phys
fc1Ans,
But yc can chettluily say uf. Whittier has richly
earned the widespread rep.ason waivn ne M nog @ sn-
1cian IN Chicago, n the treatment Of al those dis
ea.ea which need q SPECIFY and perm tneut cure.
namely Private dl.cases He has fos the paa; nteeo
- devoted hts whole tme sud atent 90 to those
ul4iortu un.te Cases which hnTe bHt0ed The skill OF
oihcfiph ysicans He i mott ucccsetul 10 tho tro.t
1n-ni u all those sases whlth w.fe formerly consi
sailed the Miro OF Youth or. AL Men know Thy.
self which = Ill be mailed 10 all ou "elpt nf tn
cents 70 ptepa, postage. be IL 4nxtous do
all the good any one mNt Call and receive h.e
oJinton upon there most ert t:al rnstserl FIRE Of
xha:1c. Office 81 pArloTs lhi CLARK street 2. O..
Boz csA. Al bus1ocss strictly CONFIDENTIAL
teIt-EJ{5-lW
, 1864-06-21

vorl'EEFCI. MEDICAL EcNEs BIT Tnn ArFLicA.
TON PKoF. De GRAIn'a ELECrRIo OK - pro-
p to cure. almost 1nstAntanrous!y. 19dtvidahla
afflicted With Deafness HendAcht feuf +iGtA. Chill
ps'posc to check and cfoctusty ds.iptte more
Ache and pain, And to accomplish pe&rer and more
~ rect equilibrium oi kll the circulating nnIds in
1Lc'honan sIsten than can be cntcteo BY any Other
Of time, the masses themselves beng judges. Price,
81 cent? and Il ger bo-te. &. UfH AA- sole A.ent.
SchnAcI Abc Smith D~yer. Chicago Agents. For
Ra]e by all DrugRi+tA and Merchants.
.tf:1 blG5Sm T-TAsA
, 1864-06-21

Or JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
1ENRON BITFERS


fhk Latest 4nd Most Important Discovery Of
the 1911 century.
Is q As,s5. Meaes Of as
&. BIZ a,@itsSfe piepsfatioa u sassapeiiis. Ia;
sf es H ;6s ssens of Ws
asg hecome tousehol1 VI ra throughout the Wea,
r. a s
.2Esa - ths copsns1s r. of E91sa Ars.ss Bss ;ae
aot ei.1m e 50 tns eis:oysrsT q 1EpkbS, yhisS I
ameries, % whom ii virtues have oeet Known foT
e. .ns
5sef Ct net Yss
the BODY tho Ceron IL potsat to matter what
wins s. HI !. not ere2ass! to endorse NJ. ex
st ton s4sa:g1s sa e,Rsr i
- Il s;ssi
pYsPEPsGA
and lts attendant nain Of symptems It sca mora lzs
;sesf ISL; J. comparison ei!a il IN this ai.ssse. sD'
g Il sSa Bs x aa pss
ser}.s ii experiments in which D1 sn1l has bean
tof yea11 enEsxeo has Just been tfenght to aucces+
~ 1s & % e g
!oaiss a the Per- ausy sog
2ss 2s NJ ens, n tSe vnr, Fnlsn ne cosacena
He niEns .fu1nish Volume Of cs9unesses. but tht
III for s1.eH ihe 1iTsuss as q M nax sdse al aVt
CEDRON HTI.TER8
oqe e11h1 md You viii never use any osners.
not nece t5s5 to puhthn locs liss of d1see es
, 1864-06-21
Constitution Water

Has neda pronounced b7 tne Medical Eteuls.. eua
ths Public 10 b tbs most wonderful remedy ox tn4
permacenE cure Of all Diseases Of the Stomach Lfye9
hidneyA Bidder and H0mbt thas has svtE bee8
Il il not q Medical water. 1t Is from experience
that Constitution Water has eman1ted- anu we nor
BAy let no man doubt when single bottle haA beeA
known 70 cure dlSeasea which the beat medical t&eux
In this country haa failed to relieve.
wet9 eannot Be ciaassd under quse1' pseps1asiooa
ast now used BY the most scientific pracdhoaer7h d
down populaF remedies. whe'tha better skilled
use Of every nl7oea to accomplish = cure: and ta8
sneeses Of the increases ha knowiedxe a
diaGsent remedies enables him TO- produces cuFe.
vhe Others tsl IN the attempt scienca Is satianed
Give CONSTITUTION Water fAir t11a1-vo mean yoa
who arc under sone gpccialistb cafc from year "a
year. and We particularly aliude to lndles who AZ
constantly resoltog 10 Local tfeam1ant and Ill sox
ofsuccess as there would be from local spplIcaHaa9
to the throat for dlseases Of the brain.
We have always been careful 70 use language in
Circular thAt could not shock the delicate orEAR
Kation, bns we receive 80 many communications ho.E
persons for which Constitution Water ia adapted md
Of whose disease no mention has been madc, that ~
have come to The conclusion TINT tho remedy III
may be, It should be u,ade known. The mcdictao u
rut up for tht public, and there should bo axcoR-
Nc would say, Constitution Water ia not like x1l4
ed pill, made to suit the sJe and taste; 1t Is uo{k
cine In every aenfe Of teE placed IN tho hands of
tae directions, Il VII in esey esse produce radical
diet. et.. Eetate o1l7 to the eseaGs E2dE Nhtck A3
oEc1{.
, 1864-06-21

FHEVfFNNu4
IN. WenverS cen pc und extract OF F1REWRED OF
HEM0K AND LfTIh &T ArF IS WARRANTED TO cure
Sc oluis. Sail Rheun: Liver Cnmpte.n1. and all d!s
e. G. ss,snE IRON m inPn,s rs5sc q re plno5 II
my H. Sold by all DfucEt.te. Il eCOVlL, Is Ban
del. n ttttst G encrai agent 1ef the Vest
, 1864-06-21
HaRanss Magnolia RaIxA,

MaRsaAsH maEnoha Ba1M.
Ts1 u tha moet delightful and extraordinary arsa-
ever discovered 1t changes the sun burnt ixcs
end hands to pear1y aatln texture Of 1avishtnk
eeauty, tnparnK the marble purity OF youta.. and
khs dktngue appearance 10 inviting In the city hce
fashion. It removes tan. ftccklea p!mp!as aud
fouEtness from tbs ek1n. leaving the compla1aos
tesh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains nsts-
xtal folustous 10 the skin. P&trouked by Acueases
And Opera Singer, It u what every lady should
hare. Sold cvcTywhere-
Prepared By v. Z. HAGAE, Tro5, +. r.
address al orders to
nENAs s. BARNES l. CO.. New York
fe26-y&tp6m y&1U
, 1864-06-21

ra,u. dlBeaer, and e1poauTe, With 4 hot climate,
nuony water apo psd dis. ~in r. un.xo,d*nle. nns
q meG Vi b HuLLQEAf's ruh1fSlNa ana
fs-.s ~ III ;st.an se;d d .lte. II .heM M M,esdsI
OiEtmeot from the drug sto5t In bis plNce, l.t him
Wlna to t0e. 30 hAldel Lane. enclosing the anouae.
viii not kssp ny nedicnes on hAna because they cAc
MT make much prt NJ O her pefsone ma Et.
Is crpts 8s ecnts ma II 20 ptr bcx GOT. LORD 4
SMITH, WholesAle DruEEists. chicaEo, t:.ntra1
Agents for tue West 1elG-H350lW
, 1864-06-21

Fa1tandigham Mt Hanal1ton-Speech
at the Court HouEe-fdfs Reception
~ the s sseeessiontsts1tsxstted Rutter-
element In the City,
, 1864-06-21
legal II Offices.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
u sALEIE ADNIRAL7T-By virtue Of = u11tot
s.ls By the aon EAmuslH Tssat, Jndee oftne UnIsd
lInois, IN admiralty. GATED on the ash day OF juno
A. r 1sgt. viii be sd At p9o'ie sse. 70 the hsgheat
tbs I'd dsy Of June D. 1851 the following described
property, 70 Wit: ta&s hal.e of M cotton 49,,
EprtnSdel4. H., Jnue 1854. 1a4h7411st
, 1864-06-21
Uur Notice.


A ASSESSORS OFFICE,
u UNITED aTArEl INTERVAL REVENUE,j
1sT DIsT11Cr OF 1LLIFOIs,
... CHICAGO, June btb, 1864. J
Notice tahereby EiTen that tie annual LIST OF taxeq
turned to this of0ce.
Apptas viii be heard in my Office, 13s Dearborn
tfTeet, hetween the tuuTs cf and u A. fro1 the
, 1864-06-21
HAdr GbVA4 Mir &$vA4y

"yE4<
okChkLOHs celepratea AA1h DYk1s TEE Eat.
fa1 WoILD. The onl5 HAkx4.et, 1Rus and RxLI
..ca4asta Bed. Rusty or Grey H1ir in1tA nt{, 10
,n.r Hack OF hATuaAl aenws. ~1thout lnlu!ln4
- Beaut1fol impsrte trest vitality. frequently
3sinE IL ItEe color. and rrcrn-t the III efers Of
I'd DfeI. The Genuine = s1gnet VI-LIAN a. BACA.
ao1. 81 otber1 are t1r7tsroos. a@t .honld te
,lded- Sold BY ~ DEuxr!sts. ne. factory, g Bar.
, 1864-06-21
1t AusIttttk4s-~te::I<H
PROPOSALS FOR SUBS1ST.

Z ENCE GTOEES.-
OFFICE oP CoxnrssAT o. Suns1srTncx.>
Eook No. II. GARRETT BLOCK. STATE IT.,
CHICAGO. ILE.. Jane Is, 1854.
:esled rsopotale, in dupcsse. viii be received by
GnFt. v. III TrfRF1EL0. g. s., \. lock Island
ILL.,, until II O'Clock m IN Friday. lure IS 19G; for
iurLhtn5 The Unttd States WITH the following Sub.
sItAnce Etores:
eo Ba5re1s rsst quail ofFleus, or an equi valent
amcoEt-1.lT.s .sDs Tounts-tn hacks>. mann.ac-
tns.d front prime spring whea' u COOS eouna
poeal Tie brands md places OF manufacture
to bt stared In til. bids. Aud whether IN barrels
The f5su. i, be subject to inspection and deliver
60 st such pont iI l:eck ls'and ~ Capt. BUT rE1-
leo By 1sn Juls loo BY als July, and the balance
aauplrs q Fiour me-. accompany each bid md bs
Tic Flour i Iii bc Inspected At the e1pense Of
tile contract q: the dstE Of delivery. and conrAf
ed Will the retali ed saWples.
Each bid. unlfFs from parties vel? kuoWp1 to tie
Department, Il MT be accompanied by lhe following
We. the underAts nod. hereby Eu&f e1ret. In case
the foregoing bid d. be accepted, It shall b.
culs fulfilled ns 10 Its purpoft and condi
tioTe; esn That risen contract ahHu be executed
with hoods to the amount Of 0nefouFth Of the ystue
Of rhe stores proposed TO BE- furatahed.~
tEaMee Of G1b:Autofs3
Payments will ht D. axe IN such fr3 d. a. may be
tprhit1 ed BY INC Eritet ftstes
Flank formt for r1cbosals may be obtained On ap.
lieauon At thic Gfdce.
tCl5kcftnt MAI. and C.8.
, 1864-06-21

This celt byeted TOILET SOAR. N such Uulgefss1
demand, is made from the cAo1ctat m3terss. Is mild
cnUl3eut ia its nA1uEe. fr3tAD:lY scented. HI
tscme1v beneficial III ~ aet1op npoj tbs eln for
ee'e hy ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealefs.
tax6-ufiS-1y TH-hAF-Tu
, 1864-06-21

IA d3ease {. ses 8tor<cn k,c Llres, tc.t1xtrcr&d
the K!daeys and 49, without doubt, the ost obsdnae
d1seats except Consumption, that Anecrs the human
constitution We have space tor discussing cau8es
but will state that the effect Of the isense ls tho
ofthe food INTO sugar xh,eh stimulate. the kdne1s
30 s0f Sa III %ho q r
- they pass la5ge quantities during the day. and
during the night No notice ts taken Of II unt tha
attention ia called to the large dschaEge Of WATER ~
control Of ordinary remedies. Another symptom q
the crest hirat which, when the disease II fully estA
without beng satisfied; also dEyness Of tho mouf&s
cracking OF the nrs. 6weat breath. In tho mora Ae
yaaes5 eAses, a1d nnay loss oi sp2eate, oasatsaa.
an1 tc;s paaen. gIa6ualty EnK5 from eIhausdoa4
, 1864-06-21

ooahdent1al Physelan. q rmrlly Of s.. Louis MOL
cosneF q Monroe Chicago, H.. hslf block hon Inc
Post 0tes. o. e1llSaronle Diseases, and Diseases q
r,ar With unparalleled suete4. RoouH aepata,e
ere LAdies end 6enuenen can eousuit t,'e Doctor
18th the sI1ctest privacy. Ou1ce toufe from a. n
3sP. ~: Sundays 10 70 /: a. Il. tsonmun1rxuonl
contdeneAL Consultations fret. Addrrea P. o. BOZ
From tie Doctors long penence in aospttal and
orTktt practice be is able 10 Perform and will guar
~ sev7<e and eompleatec stA. rs. II very short
Young mo1 suffering nom selE,ebusa Are invited
:aI A perfect cure varraa,cd. Female Irregular.
aes sttcndGnt Oh Puberty Ar1ttruation, Or rertoDt
ahvloE any ohs1rNcuons TO E:srrage. ehon1d can 1t
kbtutY Enn RuctA8a. tuT2}h46-4H