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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

p MR. .EDiToR:-You will please announce e
Capt. A. :. Nisbet, NV candidate for Sh.r.
IN OF L'iea.ler District. lie is a private
IN Capt w. l.. BsPass' Company of Light
arsIilery. MANY FRrENps.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

The friends OF Col. Johu b. Cousart un
nouuce hin candidate for Sheriff at the
susuing election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

We.are authorized to announce Capt. J.
II. C"skey acandida'e for Sheriff at The ap.
proaebiBg election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

We Ms rsqusstsd 10 announce J. NJ.
Small as candidate for Sheriff.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

NR. EpIroR.-Piease announce John II
Adams, private ia Co. A" Ist 5. &. la.
fanlry, as Candidate Tor Sheriff at the en-
surug election aud you will obiige, =.
MANY SULDIERs
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

AR. EDITOR PLEASE announce Mai. 81
Hilton, candidate for Sheriff Of Lancaster
District, and oGIige
MANY FRIDEDs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

We are requested 10 announce Mr. Os
born Floyd (a menber OF the Hampton
Legion) II candidate Tor Sheriff ut the en-
suing election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

left. They repost all the business portion
Of the city destroyed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29

W. are authorized 10 snnouBss Capl. J
~ "oMeii as candidate for Sheria Of Ian
easier District for the ensuing term.
, 1864-07-01
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.
10EA4


RAEl-How joyous must ba the sensa-
tfons Of traveller In the desert who, after
days Of weary Iourueyfng and almost insup-
portable thirst, comes to those palm-embo n
cred wells which relieve the general desola-
1ation and invigorate the tafiing system!
Water! waterl To q partial extent, ut least,
When that benef1cent shower visited Us on
Monday last For full two months, to
the best Of our recollection, not drop
Of rain had fallen. The earth was begin
ginning to exhibit the deadness and sterility
OF wiafer The little life which remained
in vegetation was dying, and in this part Of
Anticipated. But the rain came, and the day
OF evil passed away. Aan rejoices; the
earth Is made glad; the corn lifts fts pendent
tepdfils and drinks In renewed life; the
sward Is repairing It's carpet OF greennese;
the forrest 1eaTes shake themselves In glee;
Ing wing, rejoicing IN that newness Of life
Which hns been impaired to Nature By the
clouds of heaven! We shall pause here, and
ret down from our stills. The weather Is
rather too su1t1y for such nrial ffghts.-Des
Atines R<gtter, 29h.
MORE RAR.-ADother powerful rain visit
ed De6 Moipes on Tuesday night. The thun-.
der nus grand; tho lightning was grander;
but the rain itself was Frandsst The farm
Famine no Longer stares us In the lAce,-
It'd. :,.,. II
a. nnoa !saa,t ~ ~ @ aea Tsselaay. y came as II
- msa1l @ ~ ~ guou; - .ne kGuo oiu lasn1on'
eu, pou11Wm1U"n 1W1 L, "eStn,Ggs eI1te, an tne Rle1-
noo9' "Av 1,,SS eaI ~ 4ause ~ ue hmouht oi
gooo y oseolhP5Htsaeu 5or: 99as, ~ peasls and
lnens-4f4V4qae 1Hhe5, *ans'%3s
:. WISCONSIN,. :. ,
4 GLoH1oUs RA1N.-O1r city: and wa nra.
sune pretty much the entfrs conntrv wes
visited this FORENOON br d 1,enetTatin9 and
refreshing: shower, which ID its effects WIN
be worth a mint Of money. Many q heart all
unaccustomed to thanking the "Glyer oi
every guod and perfect gif1'F for the manifold
blessings Of life, sent an aspfration of: cratf-
tude henvenWard, We have no doubt, at the
sight Of this, welcome rain.-Jan<seilt Ga
zt9te, 29M. ...-...-.~
:. :. uL1So1s. -. -.
:. Cpptr R.ru .rhern was a ,,+ x,s,.,r,,
I'm" fali of ra;n IN the vscsr;tS ~ VIZ M,rt;n.s
fhis mornfne. The Pi%asa % cIeeh * was ,odtd anodad
- 81 ~ ha TTtotdehie W w. &C. ,s5 W. uovueu 10y
If III rnod fnrtnne nf ~. ne,Ehha ETY. -. lsat
stii1 cn1sr 1,c1n fec11,, fnet . 1itt,s a, oo1
IH.n T.7ea+o1h oo1h '@aA q o@'17 ensAoo
-'N'~' et'' .
1soaaaA., -. ~ >~'.a
RAN.-We had little shower here enr1Y
yesterday morning, but not enough to do
my good. Rain ID much needed, aud unIess
1t comes soon vegetable crops Of all kinds
viii be a failure. Oats are already gone up,
, 1864-07-01
#enirt1laI.
= 3HEQICtllal.
GREAT SPRING MEDICINE
PEE1FYNG THE BLOOD.
DIR, EASTERLY'g
IODINE AND SaRSAPaRlLI.A,

rr, -.- -
Ao1s II NE ociy Nedic!na that viii cura dissa&e&
j, Arising ncs1 an tmuu,. a,ata cf tne h,ood rz.
.~xo,
" AAA&'2 6F1A3 CAntAx3s tn
1aoFes Efupstonn OF the Skin. Fryafps-
las, Chronic Sore Rvea ogn--*:
Tcfx~r s-.1S r15 H1HGWoksn or
Sore Syg elltnes OF the .atnnA. s1
y. NhMe axe11nGs, Ptles, Elcsche4.
nou8, E1mpleB on she Face &:o.ern
RhcHme staFn Dronxv or r--ryo
Cc,.,r1a1nt ~ " 1[ase', Liver
GoPtatat U3aPepe.a, Nervoun Aaee-
aenet AeomE, Al chronic
!, 0AeeAs*& &oQ HI A1Se8&aa &F1&loG fE0n4
the R2e Of M9TEufY.
Forthn rn,. rr,ps- ro,,.,.,~. no v,.r1rv+.
nver 1n9.T1s 1n 1h eA hL4A - tnf oest 5sHkdy
4n ea tsAs ten.hs q u he slcEness and SUI
Tha II .sss oas Lu1pE! GoaafHoo a. 10 uVef.
itrect ~. ~ oo M N Mlaases O sae 1t!et
t.sptea toe sp1e:Inx tnTal13 to perfect slate ct
"GSHn.
fcE tGD5s9e g! Enf1n5o qf lnn4nn1tory khsda1S.
E749 f74t9 ~: GaSas IAhs lODlSE AMI SARs4eA-
~. uas uo esaa:. Ett1IA Etmedte4 soue-tmse
M 70, ION sfe IT IN By removipe tue c.uss-
A;er n! ether remedies hsl failed
- For the cura Of In us19esItou and pytpersla. DR..
tc1iS; EAiS1snLl H., 5 ~ 1oplSE AND sAKsAfA1LLAis g
usct wi;hcr, pene1r "A4@s' 49, wa "~' 1'@
For Diseases OF the Kldueys, Raider nni Urinary
O1gans Rl f,r DonsY CT f;fs1ej M EAyTERiYX
luD1NE I'D 9ARS ArAHILLA stande ore e1aiuent
IS Tue createlt md bat remedT aver dlscoysred II
-.
, 1864-07-01

Awakening Of the. public conscience which
abominat!on which has doua % more Ell th,n su'am all
other capees together to demoralize Ameri-
can POLITICS, has probably removed ill danger
OF this sort for one generation at least; and
warrants the hope that the American people
will not rest sataf1ed with the great adsata.
ges which no other people and no other gov
ernment possess In 60 high degree, but will
reto1yt that their democracy s!,au not b. h.
hind any natlcn whatever in thuse element,
Of coed government which hare been thought
10 hld more conyenIaI soil in other B.ates
Of society and under other political fnstl1u-
tio1.. Jouy Srr.pT MT1I
!" AYinpou. NAV 25. 1872 ~.-'
, 1864-07-01

A post Office clerk sends the following to
UofbTook'a o. s. Mail: "a man called at our
general delivery one day, when happened
for tho moment to. be engaged elsewhere in
the office. He whlstled loudly. I stepped
to to- the window and savasely inquired,
Uncle Snm's pups,' said he, quite composed
u. had nothingto say"
.-Meum;ngcr, the rebel Secretary Of the
Treasury, has resigned.
A most unusual meeting occurred last
night at II o'clock at the Bethel Church Of
the Rev. Mr.. Stowe, corner Of Hanover and
Bennett streets, at which about 125 OF tie
most abandoned women OF North street aud
vicinity werepresent, Invitations having been
sent them previously by the two female min
isters Of The Quaker Persuasion, who are now
In the city. Many Of the women were bare
headed, coming In from reishboring dance
snd other houses. The Qunker' ladies Ind
their male brother IN the ministry, and also
MIR. Stowe, addressed the meeting, which
lasted t!lluear1y1 o'clock Many OF the poor
creatures who are 60 generally cut Oft from
bumau sympathy, md particularly from that
Of their own sex, we're in tears; and q nnm-
Der expressed desire 10 60 at once from the
church to some pl7ce where they could lead
q better life. These meetings are to be CON
tinued--Easton Tld.vIer, s2s3d.
.-L1eut: Sinclair, Of the 14th regular in.
A0AA3t ~ao "V0AA1N !CEtAt!5 IL kuE lAl1Q,
and now lies in hospital The rifle bullet
that hit him passed through his pocket-book,
which contained four hundred dollars ID
greenbacks. Each note is perforated In two
places, and the portraits Of President Lin
coin are stained with the Lieutenant's blood,
He values this money Little above par.
They ought to be redeemed In specie, to say
the least Vaxaingto'. Rrp4Micaa :.
Three young girls, under fifteen years
OF age, held q fair In West Cambridge, Mass.,
on the 17th inst, for the benefit of tic SAM.
taTy Commission, and paid oEcr twelve hun
dred dollars as the net proceeds thereof. ),
An Irish paper relates remarkable IN
ctdent that recently occurred on tho river
Shannon A little pleasure boat gas cap.
sized in the deep udcway, at an angle Of the
river, md th1ee young tadies with thcir three
friends Of the masculine species, were ut
once immersed. The males were submerged
by their specific gravity. b1t the females,
though flung fu a queer way into the water.
riglttd at once, like those toys that, howeT:-
er dropped, always stay upright, AID, torno
erect by the natant crinoifne, loatcd down
the surface Of the pellucid stream. objects of
honor, regard and admiration. The singu-
lar utility of the crin0iine, owing to the stiff
fleming, or the caoutchouc, was showu in the
Gact that II never split, collapsed, or csplod-
ed for the hundred yards during which 1t
carried the n. .mphe tefor the eyes Of the I'D
mirinS hundreds but, on the contrary, re-
maintd SPREAD and unruHted, Ike Il stately
birds plunage, bearing the females into
eloal water at last.
, 1864-07-01
4nsni11hlr g,cnr11t.

BOOT and SHOE
MAnufactorefsy abtnK Machines.
will find It the best article knowC
for Crr0cnttng the Channels, u 1t
nd by any change otteprma.nre.
, 1864-07-01
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY.

Atuo season IL the syse 50 open to the attack Of
dieesse In tho SPRING The bioot baing black and
thick With hunaos sna deca5ed mstfer. tho stomach
R1est loost the otter, prevail sud tie patient
resort must b had to medicine hat vii purify ths
Blooe. and It h sac tine iagast g1or and new fa
isterce Ill speedily ard ehec:u4iiy accotnplIah
that oh{ec: IS Dr. baa:eE) Tadlna and GatsAp
which 10 everywhere acEnC WleuSed By all Htio h1Y6
1t, the best remedy known
a WORD 70 THE PCa11c -A4 there are pe1nona who
parxtions We viii warrant d Ea.teilys iouire I'D
Bzrsapar,1la, six times srronE-r cheaper sud better
parlla or blood purifying, medicine now offered to
the tubl1e; or 60 money Nlh be taken foett
FTtce-Ihe 1cdiue ana SarERpaf1A Il Is per bottts,
F7tce-Gfideyb Salt Rheua and Tetrer Ointment,
~ Fre pared ard sold by Dr. z. EASTEELY i
co. cosEer Of Third and Chestnut ttreets. St Lous,
q seid It pR, EAsTERLYts Family Medicine
Etore, g Madison street, cca1 the Post 0tcs, Chi
cago, In1oc.E.
, 1864-07-01
The Nercat Artificial Diamonds,

Within the past year some very hne imita-
tons Of diamonds have been upon tie new
York market, far surprising Impidit5 aud re-
fractive power the best pastes formerly
known to the public under various deeep-
tive names. The new limitations, Ike the
old ones, pnrport to be species Of cheap
diamonds" from the gold producing eoun-
tries Of the world, hut the appel .tions are
purely fancifn1, for they are only superior
articles: Of paste. Some dealers claim them
to be 4 kind Of quartz, but that Is only true
to the extent that pulveJfzed quartz enters
into their composition, mixed with borax,
nlumina, gluciDa, arsenic. oxide Of tin OF
other ingredients. They are not cut from
the solid quartz, which fs.less brilliant than
the common pastes.- The exact process of
making the highly successful limitations is
known only to the manufaeturers-in> Paris
or Germany, for not one Is made in this
country, so far as kuown-and il, of coursc,
jeAlousl guarded hy them
No respectable je "eler attempts to pass off
pastes Us dfauouds. SWindlerB may some,
, 1864-07-01

:,sr,e:ly q lanes H,frnal; tns.om Houae street.,
: A'ochrd 1t % kanaolph street. Ehlcaso. ninols.
c1all8t In the treatnt n of oLp CafoSIc. NkRcU-
II. scRor uLors, snd sll kinds Of BLOOD AND -KIy
use. SEE AND DIsoHDtss, or CosrAa,ors VINE.
Al thAEAcTsR, c1rra tbeu Without resoEtipE to
Mercury, lontL1, POTASH, Ar-en'c or m: poison,
ott With q hETTAALEKR+ a POSITIVE CER1 for A1l
huno-t and blood polhonl.
ORGANIC WxAks1s6, such ng Seminal Weakness,
HocturcA! and UusnAl Emissions, brought on by
ahus@ o. tie ssssEp ea.y ,nd,sefetiots excess q
GLtllec c2AflnK lo+3 OF e 1ory. con-
fuaioL DEPRESSION d.t1ne:. and often tueE 1nassIy
win other ceplo .oe 1En1n 81 xynptous a1d
radically cured By ntAltiblc mrthoH, saving much
time and expense. Gleet. Gonorrhe., stricture. AID
ali peculiar 10 tie IL. e. ct private nature
radically cured. -
where the blood has become poisoned, producing
nlotches on the +ace, small watery bs'ers, Palms II
The head and bones nlcefnsd throat, l!uhs and
BODY. scroluia, together with endless Number OF
Dr. James IL RECOMMENDED bJ the press generally Of
The 6ouh tue tticR1 f-culty. ALd pr0:t OF MD
1e3t E5lIeGes ETC. ThoR+ at'lc1e. should np u mme
6lately. a.d be cured of ,l.se horrible diseases.
ReEeu1beT, e. Jtnes' Office III: PA:IoFs are At So
Randolph. bet keen st.te md Dearborn stzeess.
Otnce open from 4. u. Until Sc. II. COMPUTATIONS
aout4 4e1uAl. ie@S-kGT-2w
, 1864-07-01
cAUTl0
THE 0oYEESNENT ENDOR5RMEyr.

In order to guard aEa,nst dangerous mposluona, :.
nnc s1o requested to taEe espeeal note o th4 boaz.
tiful1y engraved propstofy stamp through WHICH the
Goyeruueut OF the United States officially aathenet
c,tes every bottle Of HOBTETTKR's B1TTER8.; Ih4e
ahid thrown BY the Government over tia peopriesoes
and the public for their Joint protection u placed co..
spicnops1J the cork ind over tho neck Of es
bottle md cannot fall to strike tho eya Of tho ose
casual observer. Nothing that purpoTts tn ba HOE
LETTERS BITTERa can be genuine, unIeas Id
gtamp Is there
It is also proper to state that the HTTEs aro saa
exclusively IN glaas, md never uner an1 clrc1na-
stareea hy tho gs1lon or tho barrel 1nposta1s -
t.tator, a1e abrpAd and the only safeguard tae poe
IL naye aqsinxt them L. to ses thst tho Blttes ko0
Inv ba1e the engraved label md nots Of haaa @
Ns--r Hnstetter and Smith, and tho stamp aasW
mentioned.
Prepared md sold oJ.
, 1864-07-01
CURE THAT COUGH.
DR.. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM
VIII Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Com
sumption, Bronchitis. Splitting
Blood, Pain In the Side and Breast,
WhoopSng Cough, Group, and aJl Dis
eases OF the Throat and Lunxx.

This Balfan is beyond all touht, the most perfect
Pleasant 4aG etdcAc.o1s remedy ever dMcoTered for
I'll d';sssss q re Tn:Sar % hest aaa Langs: Reader,
Do no5 5f Eecst Desy dsnxesou5 aillo:s az
s4d Colds xhlca oH5 ere1eh y; pxtnR cll4ata beget
matu1 dta.h eadssed IN time. and procure as ones
that celebrated remedy. DR. CART ER'S COU8H
BALSAhs Thlcb has cured Thousands UPON thopsanl4
h1e -h1BicihEt and ali other remedies had faed and
the pat!eLt gwen up 20 die Or. Ca1ter's onzr Bal.
aam, when token tMMEDIA tEiY, bTOIS TBH
COuG3. .sye the irritation of rho Lungs, pfolucea
Nee a1d easy e1pec1oratto1, Ane erects perdy and
perfect Cure by soothing and strenE heninG a1 the
PnuL onats orzant. Ten JraFs rtat hAs oal9 served
to establish tis p1e-mtnent merits In x paris o( the
c91nt15. ~ the s1est I'D ONLY EELIABLE REM
LDt N he WOEST CASES OF pulmonary disease,
.nd tie mcet cable curative for ronehs, ;olns,
Asthma ale Consumption that eau possibly be used
Dr C1tters 1o1sh bsls.ne is every Where ackoowl.
~ e 1hs most ,.sffeet and infa.ble remedy nov
caefed 70 the public 10! III disease. Of the Lungs.
MA11. e bottles have been sold and ga7s sat1afac.
E.5;-a.k,or e. CARrER3 COUGH BA1saA,
n rIcs tila bottles soc per bottle; 1srge bots1es
!, ,rP FrsE.Ied enly b. Dr.E EAsTKRLY. ssLouis,
- sold 81 IL. F. KAsTERLY 4 co.'s Family
Hecins ssoet. Eo. 60 Madison st.est. near tha Post
OHees Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-07-01
A WORD TO THE INFORTU.
NATE.

Great caution s necessary u cases OF private Dis
eAsea to, svcfd imposition. By solng to regular
yBcl4n you peril your p11rRte reputation. By going
10 an ignorant pr1v11d practitioner yoa peril your
health fer HE taVoid the latter yon would the t.
Eerl. napy Of whom can neither Ie.d nor Ertta- 4
~ Bstef esa EUEE @ 5qas s1 io9
0SE-TENTH rae MONEY wh1cn either VIII charge,
Without ctauge Of diet CT hindrsnca IRON nus1n-sae
and thus prevent II chance Of exposure and fu1n.
This medicine u 1R1eeab1y adapted 70 both sexee
nniee and females, and may be used By either .eI
eases OF tho bexnsl organs c1used By ccntagtou Or
weAtRess. - rs action Ia chiefly spsnt upon lhe mn.
Gus membrane Of the4e qFVAna, changing morbid &C.
crtuops. reducing fnhA43mAs1on hea1l4k the Affected
me.ubrate e. cb.cktng tat discharge and lcnpaEttnx
tone and energy to the1r we1kenfd condition. Dr.
edectuaiJ cure tha HOIt9T CARES Of secret dttease
aud restore the patient to perfect stato at health
N.b-in long standing and obstlna.e cases OF Con.
or7hea Geet and Seminal Weakness. Dr.. Bakers L.
1fc In Buodulng the dlsease and shoutd be used il
conjunction With It until perfect cure 10 Effected
a tfeAtlse On sexual dl1eaSe1 called the "SaE In
strucraE describ NJ the symptoms and OF cure.
accompanies each bottle or tho Specific, which be
had Er1ti9 1t thu ottre whore II loid. It viii b
forwarded to any ad7Eeas On receipt Of two three
ceat !fspe e srspay P1ss.xsn On = r. stpe;
WR1ice-D1. Baker In}ecuon. y Der hossle.
H sent BY express to au parts Of the country On
fss!pf : - sai9 ,, Dr. .EAsrER1Y, St. Lou,
= ror sue at in. =. sAsrERLY = cos Family
%sdteins Store No. aad'son ss1sss; asss NJ t1ss
, 1864-07-01

~ &4llze6 IL! II est hut aow is the precious
IL. t1.inec. ~ "ny tour. lnlec.tou msY be
4 r; .:ree', or II Tie w.laesnss,; It may be
J. - with tic hH II mAF be t.holbtd IN 3
A. ~ wats5; J, nay sstsr ths sT=t N :-Eouss @
.eaihk other rcsls, tats peril Of dlse1ss By
fa&'dts. against. he S.gorcn4 system repels aAd
th-AEe Il uf ptAEt III, lit rrt!Bt thief or
shs+in lrre r,wef'ut and active tlau Himself The
ot~1 r'nt+c'feL kkhints BAD Ale, EhtiaG tt-tzAied
VaItt nt:t. elt =. sMu, siOs ~ rrtRf ,:ELE
BRtTEn s7oMA':H BsTTrHs TGtV arm the sys.
= s1a'r ma:s'is Is su,:letsu: nEs!:Ias9 =; ~ ro~1s.
: nt II alnitEn-nt K=u't'sLt Fever made tnc:r -.
VI 47aurc, Zeu rcrc ri th~ tnhshl -a1ts
- l,ai heArd Rad OF the 'revrnrve ,rnnar1lea
!" "cf1E1Th h's tToHAcR H1TFkRs, procured the
s.si-. Itt rlnto ih"t tsat not ono OF TIE IN
tirttp1lk Wh4 tOlk th,s pttcauttOn bud the Fever
,At al tte r.para:ion 1as nee l1roSncea INTO our
.te Tonic Of the 1acu:y Fre-s a.o but bet
ket late than urYtfs iEit.S320 IN F.NAN
, 1864-07-01
HAIR Oval MSfr 1lv~Yj

NACHkLOE'g ce!eprAze1 EAR D3E1 1aA NET
HI 1T bs. roEnn: & The Say R.aaEss TRU1 4 @ Eli
:-oasL1e! He'd husry or Grey Hall i1s;sEt,y. ! !
tnSs3 at1oK 81 Of kaTrnaL BRo o~s. xitso1t !'iur1tF
6c Beautiful; tmpArts II sebE vitality reGuent2 res
pnE II pr.tint colo5 eud recurss 4e " 9heGts q
NC ~ ~ he tTtsLElne IL e1Chtf LILLIAN a. BACH.
oL. IL oshc:t are ntT. !r1'tas,ons. a.t snoE.d be
.oa!d r ~ orukRa&A. &c. faetcss. ~ g b3F.
, 1864-07-01

Ha1 ttt more :... thirty yeass experience ID the
Geat1Ae1t OF Private Uietases. Ti,A Gude cantA!n-
tlg valuable ,EfurmAti, aud AfT1pAv1re. exposing
t1c eancks CT Chicago 4 allied Tree obs bseryaluh,
Tor Is .;s.l t. IN rUti1-e stamps. Post F:ce EGx ~
:hlcseo Illinois Lt.ce sri Anatomical A1--ur.. Lis
South C1&rE etfcEt. tei-h3.sr<kia
, 1864-07-01
Letter from John Stuart Mill. -:
The following letter appears In the Phila5-

Letter from John Stuart Mill. =.
The following letter appears In the Phila.
delphIa Sanitary Fair paper: :-. .~-.t ::
=, i am sincerely thankful to tho Editing
Committee for including me among those
from whom they hare Invited public e1-
preston Of sympathy with the cause in which
the tree States of America are 60 heroically
Epil1ing their best blood.
The war, tustiflable and 1audablc ercn it It
had continued to be-, as 1t was at first, one
Of mere resistance to the extension Of slave
rs, is becoming, as 1t was easy to foresee It
would, more and more war Of principle for
the complete extirpatIon Of that canrse, And
T. proportion as this has become apparent,
the sympathics Of nearly al in Europe
whose appreciation Is: worth having, arc re-
suming their natural course, and the cause
OF the North will soon have NJ enemies on
this side Of the Atlantic but those whopre-
fer any tyranny, however odious, to @. tri-.
umph OF popular government
. It Tould be unpardonable, did I omit On
an occaeion Ike this to express nv Warmest
feelings OF admiration for the Sanitary Com
ample though it Is to b.. hoped TINT 1t will
hereafter afford many-of SO great work of
usefulness e1temporized By the spontaneous
eeltderotion and organizing genius of d PED
Pile, altogether independently Of the govern
ment~ =, =. r., -.
Fhich the institutions Of the American re-
public have made general among, her citl-
zens, 1t h4s also laid open--as It is the nature
OF trying ttmtsfo dO--all the weak points in
her national habits, and in the working, Of
her tnst1tutions.: =. = -
:Thfee are doubtless far better known to
thoughtful Americans than they are likely to
be to any foreigner; and this great historical il
criefe' will be- dorblv blessed If II dfr.cte
, 1864-07-01
GU z e you IL 9 ELF.
Or. Bakers 8pectlc.

T.1s eleGsE: popular and i2talth1e preparation 70
tel-a-.:cu IN al cur large cities fur the OF ri
vate 1tssssea. now offered TO the afflicted and var
t1re .seEina' Weaknets cho1dee or The lid
n.3 anu bladder, ane AL aae ases Of the sexunI or
Ds Pal e1s SPECIFIC ia the orly safe reliable rem.
edc,tor the cure OF eprrm>t Generosity termed
tndo1rspce. which is now 30 fea1ful1y prevalent.
Reader have 9oq private d1sease o. any disease oi
lectis- Delay "A dangerous Procure at once lhat
celebrateo remedy, Dr. Bakers Specific. Eh1ch has
the hsnaa Of me.cilesaau II not tom premature
I'd sELFG6Maa ss RxHEp1 9saa,iis9 no e1ss
aid or AdYtcev
, 1864-07-01

Works, 10 Barvash Place, Boston, Mas.
E7e:1 de.erloron Of Ornamental Window 70
Cut Aun E1phoassd work. Designs sent on arcl!cs,lo
Ns1-kA4iT!g RANUEL WEST
, 1864-07-01
DIR. EASTERLF'S AMERICAN
LxNIHIENT.

Thf5 ce1essatef Lament Is o1e Of the r1ost perfect
remedies ever offered to TT afflicted It enteta tho
porfs Of the sJstem AGu penetFutes Immediately to
the seat Of The utsesse stimnsung the Absorban and
secTet6D7 ana tina Ssetsts tatuIe to shEo@ OF tho
Aeeoee. Il cutes iheQtoatt5m, sp.aina Bruises Gus
NaDncs, Ulcers. Cont: Ac.ed rendots, Swelied Jo11
LuntaEo, and all di.eases where An e1tetnRlfemedY
ii iadicaksd.
, 1864-07-01

! DR.. ZAEE6 AETiD11 Il F0n STRONG DRINK
Tie for Intoxicating urlnks IL directly owing
artificial appetise-tn ':aer worla t+ryersan d
the mt sr!s'uoas 1.a1o:s lntenntsaace ls COP.
.eqrert1y NOT na,urua cnrntty, but alvays dentcd.
ri u1t0n artfcIA! These once removed, tho
Y1c:im .: tuehrety VIII lose au INCLINATION desire
or tte INJURIOUS leverage.
Ir.ZhNES ANIIDUTE, by ITS apesidc 4cuon. r.
tres he aseased appc.ltt 70 is nros1 nGrnal cor:
eak-s aud whist hctore hAs bern irreast'ole PAS
..u now Aecomet die.aetNful. nhuoxfou. and repni-
r. followed. i exercises annat magical ctccs in
Arslar derys*@ted 'ar nt altobouc drinks,
TX 1ry -. ,.,.uu
sold ~ 81 Druggists. LoED q sMiTa 1I M AFGuta for
, 1864-07-01
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