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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
HEADQUARTERS AExy OF SIZE roTosAc !
Jhui6day, June Z5-i0 -. n.


Jhuitday June yS-l0 q. n. )
The operations Of the las: three days have
bad for their object ossosion Of Ire railroads sou, Of
fstsrsburg--tbe " eldOn and Raleigh Roed and The
iynchburg. TO accomplish tbs required hazardous
extension OF the line far the lea. IL thought
snssible a surprise might be effected In that casA
e,Antng selves those roads al would 10 STAINED
which tie occupation Of Petersburg would give u.s. To
sassy the latter directly must expect TO sustain
urge loss To reach the same end By Gliding move.
lsnt toward the SOUTH was worth the THAI Besides.
escccessfe Il would sin further envelope TIC city,
ed be another step toward its sDa stop toward that
senoter objection, Richmond. Well IL has been tired
pad the iesnl may accept ae the result tho situa-
osn 1T this hoaris tho most cheerful In the world
sot satisfactory yet d!sheaitening bat nsrrcd by
disastrous cpsodstto loss Of prisoners b. the I'd
Corps yesterday There Is this comfort st the losses
b killed and wounded. compared with those OF last
Week. are inconsideTtble.
Tho 81 and 9th Corps we're designated for the move.
osnt, while the 18th brought from Batter. and
ssh the 9Th and OH holds tho cd works. thus three
corps were stretched over the grourd unn ten cccu
paed by four. The distarco from the lc Of that line
bstng Wsrrens LETT 70 the point on the Weldon road
Shch it was thought might lie struck is 1--WE miles OF
sksrssbout Tho III Corps. under Dsney Ind gained
III.
Asvs,er not 10 the attention OF the enemy
~ yesterday morning the 9Th had assumed similar
relation toward tho 3D. and The two corps advanced
ssward the raiIrood. stl thrcs rni.es distani,
Whether the enemy penetrsted the design. or lsp
Ssned to be making reconnaissance In force On hi.
svn seeount be seams TO have been moving toward us
s.nutaneously with cur advance. Thswas aboa. noon
yesterday and the collision WA bat an hoar two
kssf. The county utterly unknown TO a.. or II
s.ythipg known rs - the direction and ermini Of
Goals. aud tie distances between eiyea poDis II
Q, vsguo and faulty tlss 1t only served 10 misesA We
egnd the woods more dense and continuous tbng any
>scsantered since tho Wilderness, ss dense as those
md different only in tbst there cleared spsces
Yotwtstandiag the brief time the troops had been in
q poston from which they started. they moved from
vsry tolrrsbe vorks-ths ed Corps from continuous
uas. and the 9Th from line thrown up BY hickettss
6vsion which reached here In advance Of tho rest u
- corps. The enemy must have discovered our sd-
Snass ssfgs w Old his an rsas di'y0titss sseerd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

Wuil Acccuat CT the Operations on
"wednesday md Thursday Last Week
Developing the Lcn Agsip-SuTprise
BY the Rebels on w edaesdRy-1he
Lsss Of IcRnighrs Battery - Two
Thousand Prisoners C"pfsrei-Whoie
Regiments Taken firisoners-Thc Line
observation-disclosures on Thmrsday, and
che Weldon RaiIa ord Reached Wright
- oguiu Attacked md Driven Back
Onr Troops Rcoecupy their autrsnch-
Wenfs-Bafsic Expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

A Wet Senson-Tos WGch Of = Coed Thing
The Dry Land Bes;ssiny to Appear
Description OF Picket sGirsn'shing-
WhoiesaIc De.ertiOn Of Gcorgians-
The Death Of Ger. Felix.
From Our Special Correspondents
VIM TiIB ARNY. SIAR AcwoRTn. Go,
June Is. 1854.
Like Noah, who from the window Of bic sgk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
REBELS ATTACK GEN. BUTLER.
THEY ARE EASILY DRIVEN OFF.
SHERIDAN CROSSES THE JAMES
HesELs ATTACK HIs REAR.

THEY DO VERY LITTLE DAMAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

bcheld from Monpt ARAFAT the world emerging from
Ito bosom II the great deep which for forty days and
E.rty nights had covered the Garth. we look once
more upon the gradually rising tree tops and objects OF
minor altitude, inc!adng the projecting rims Of wagon
wheels and the carcssses Of drowned and mdd,bemcd
mules aud horses left by the recedng delage
apon dry land. "Soon wet souu dry" rs The farmers
saying Of the lands hereabout Our horses viii have 10
subsist on green wheat or dis Of tho coc by entng
IT, for tive or three days when the forage train win be
hoated up. Lieut. Lyon. A. A. @ NJ. Of the % Divi.
son. good navigator; he hts been on the lakes.
and has oil tho ncoassa.y aquac experience for the
emergency. He viii bring up bis steamers If anybody
can.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

Gro W iEwE. Lieut. Co. Cong.
ISRAEL H. Pt1sAn. Trui. nd Acting oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28


Among the prisuners who bayo fallen into our hands
during those pest operations Is Capt. John N. Win
stead. ~ Rosss stuH. whose sign manual e next above
The Cnufa,u was u tupogrnptica engineer and officer
az uicLets lie rode the funt fnm his quarters THE
morning carly 10 look AFTER lis a,s and msiook our
advascc lire FOR his own not being able IN the dense
fog to distinguish cooTs In the gray oinorninf and IN
a gray fog. Why shouldn't everything loos gay
bnei ~isled by the CapteiD'r ear. Raising his lat.
he sa.d Hold a. bpys' surprising lic was addressing
HIS Nv men To dc forward so a. le better idcl.
tilted snd fuui s4oN II blue uniforms. with hund.
red muzzcs p, n.c. toward iltr. " I'm IL .hc wrong
pew; You've got me certnn' raid the CaItain, aad
gracefully came down. The Captain Is tai a be
Lincoln halls rum Nashville Tenn. aud Is person Of
gertee mauuers and address. lie was handed over to
Caps Spain Provost Marshal Of IL" 2i Division. whom
he y III lind IL dkicat excel in I'll the grgees thai
make the gentleman and oiicor. 80.
Capt " instead confirms the death OF Major-Sen
Pok la company with two or three other corps com.
manders Polk had ridden their r,ght and taken po
si,ion a hill so as 10 observe our movements.
tonus ~ the same instant opened one Or two bat.
tc,les and the General icl back behind the bill for
cover. But fatal curiosity drew him once
more 10 the crest Of the hill in com.
paiy with General Jackson of the cavalry and soino
subordinate officers. and Two OF tho Generate
shell struck tie Generals left arm. passed through bis
chest and exploded beyond. Gen. Folk never spoke.
Ills remains curotuy gathered up hurredy cot.
hnod and sent u Atlanta. Thus fell one Of the most
polished AID eloquent Generals; VI the ncst widely
influential officers who have ever fcuYished been adj
eracy. Gen. Polk orjsght from Alabama some i2Vo0
the support OF Johnston reaching Resaca befoie
tho battle near that place.
Gen. LornK. beng be next division commander In
rnnk viii probably uccced Con. Polk In command Of
~ eorpa bat BrscknrdGe VIII ultimately and perms-
, 1864-05-12
TEE EIGHTH ILLINOIS CAV
ALKE.
Their Present Location and Condition.

From private letter dated Washington,
May 9Th, NO gather the following itsms Of
interest relative to the gallant sth Illinois
cavslry. On the S0th ofApril, after continued
application, the regiment was moved from
the low, wet and unhealthy camp at Geisboro
Point, where twelve of the men contracted
disease which caused their death. to the
cavalry barracks On Seventh street, ontsido
Of the City OF Washington. Two companies
nre Constantly On duty in the city, under
orders of the Provost Marshal. The remain
DEF Of the regiment Is being drilled twice a
day, mounted ind dismounted1 IS abont half
the regiment are raw recruits, entirely unit
tie performance Of the duty Of a cavalry SOL
der. The regiment was not mounted, armed
and equipped until six days ago.
When the regiment left the front and ar
rived in Chicago on the 18th of January, the
enllsted mcn we're furloughed for thirty daya.
The officers instead Of going home 10 visit
their friends, as they bad The privilege Of Do:
in recruiting, and at the end of four. and
lur weeks, when the regiment was ordered
back, had obtained 500 recruits. Longer
time IVES asked to get the recruits mustered
End paid, but 1t was refused, aud most Of
them were left behind and they came strag-
giipg along in dribleta from time to time:
About eighty are atill behind aud reported
ss deserters, because they Wcre not properly
looked after. On account Of the want Of
horses, arms and equipments, tue regiment
might Is we'll have remained In Illinois
another month, obtained horses here. and
then ea1ne On In body. md Of course would
have been In better condition than they are
now, but although laborfng under these
difficulties, the gallant old Eighth, when the
hour Of trial comes, Will prose aneW their
.valor and gain fresh warrants for the laurels
they have won on many well fought field. j..
, 1864-05-12
Dr. III. ADdexn AE Co.'s


Iodine W4tes acts ugnn the HzARr, LIVE, ElD-
Ekfe, uNokaT1v1 01o Ans 1Ad GLAxprIAR STATEN,
The SUCCESS which has atlea1ed toe use Of thts
Ady In private Practice and The cnS ossenent Of med
1eA authority. enable to recommend 1t TO tho pra
ttoor and the public feeling esnadent that With 4
tat trial twill attest It's e1seneuee In tbs cure
OF Chronic Diseases whieA indicate Iodine, such ~
6CEoe U&A. BRoKCH1Tt8, &KH ERufx1ons, HkAET,
I1yH1 aud KlDHE r D1aAAaEs, NERVOUS AF7so1Ioss,
EzCHAInIA+ KuIEMA11sx. DyafxralA, Dka1L1TY,
SYPHILIS, %.
1tyaclans may rely upsa the uniform etrsrgth Of
Iodine Water ~ oout4ninK lhreeQuar1rr Cr sins PuEa
Iodine IN oGch nutd ounce rBEz water. NO soLv1zT
Bx1E1 usxD. 1t is not likble t. decomposition nor
spontaneously fotmsd ineQrzl,tles; neither is the
Iodine sxyAized nor ne1tTall1ed By combination with
any Ingredient. rendering this solution sQpe1t4f ~
any other mnthod Of oah1batlnE lotlns.
Full directions accompany each bottle that It may
he usnd ~ family medicine n wen By the profts-
Aon-
Price dollar per bottle. On receipt Of I'VE doh
AFs, AL bottles delivered FREE b. expFeas 70 Any
Beware Of Couat4r1cits and 1ultstios8 which rn.
yrtncpled dealers 70 dispose OF rep
utao1 eee or eEnsture and trade mark (sh- Creek
and WappeEa Of Zach bottle without which noae u
KebN1na.
Circular grat1A DR. 4. ANDERs 4 c1-
Phy1oians and Che,usta, 428 Broadway, Mt.
FOR s&le BY BLISS eHAEf, II LAkes1.. Chicago.
xuT12 4d$ &M TT TUA&A.S
, 1864-05-12

The Retreat Of Gen. Steele to
Little Rock.
Interesting Resume of the Expedition.
Especial Cpt1eBnondenc1s Mfseorrj nennrrst7

Interesting Resume Of the Expedition.
Especial Correspondents Missouri Demouat1
ARKAKsAs RIVER, May 8-1884.
General Steele returned on the I'd to Little
Rock, from his campaign toward tho Red
River, Like the Hypothetical King OF Frnnce
that the legendary couplet describes, he
down again" The 7th Army Corps entered
Little Rock yesterday, after campaign Of
forty dsye, in which nothing has been gained
but defeat, hard blows and poor fare
Let me give brief history Of the recent
movement acting in conjunction with Gen.
st.cle left Little Rock with 2,O00 men on the
- OF March. Gen. Thayer, with the Army
Of the Frontier, LETT Fort Smith on the 22d
His division numbered about $500 Tmea,
frlce VAS known to be In commanded the
rebel forces IN Southern Arkansas. His arm7
, Mss reported a at about p GOO and occupied
On tle ouchita river, west to Washington in
Hampstead county. Camden is strongly for
titled and fB q position Of the greatest imnor.
tarce for all movement, looking to the occu-
patton Of the Red river and continent etrcams.
The rebels had remained here undisturbed
since our occupation of the Arkansas yailav.: :
In Ibis region they obtained abundance of
forage and subsistence, and it was known
that their troops were we'll clothed. and in
Fl cd spirits, while their stock was il, excel.
lent order. Ours, on the contrary, was poor,
indeed
Gen. Steele moved towards Washinptoo
sixty miles west Of Camden, evidently Tith
the design OF fanking the lattsr place and
drawing out of the fortif1cations what forces
there might be In there. He proceeded lefs-
urely enough to execute that design. Alter
crossing the Saline. the enemy's cavalry ap-
peated On our flanks and rear, thongh not
seriously 4menacing us- At the Little Mis-
souri,. sixteen miles east Of Washington, the
rebels appeared In force. Steele, from his
movements, evidently believed It to be
Price's entire army. Tho fact now appears
to be that 1t was only .Marmaduke's cavalry
division Of about five thousand men. The
balance Of Prices force Vas returning from
tie battle with Banks at Grand Ecore,. Mar
ma6uke had been Left to watch Steele. Their
flrst meeting was on the 14th ultiuo. Steele
had moved n0 miles in twenty-five days, at.
the rate Of five miles per day. The COM
1nender of The It'll army corps went: through
some brilliant tactical movements, but did
not drive the enemy or develope their force.
Officers engaged In the operations Of thoSn
tAred days think that Gen. Steele was engag-
cd in pleasing the Missouri General with q
fine display OF field movements. Heavy
eAdrmialiin9 cnsued- On the 10th General
Thayer Joined Steele. Next morning Mar
n1aduke disappeared. Steele commenced
rapid movement to Camden, which be suc-
, 1864-05-12
Chicago Eye and Ear Indrmarv
AND
CLINIC INSTITUTE.

For the trsat,nens Of the Bt1Hp ant pxAy cAzArHn.
and Chronic Dtseassa gan<rally. III 8 Clark St
Dr. Eves1oe's rrputatlon &successu practitioner
In Tho treatment Of Chronic DiseAses Ii attcsted By
sha most stihg hguithtd pre- es*ors ot incidence pcJst
eians tho presa aud 1hoolnrd d4 Of cltizanl Ia the
UEtcd Ssatea who have Witnessed biz operations AID
ve9y many Of vllom enjoy ~ouns health. eycs, earn
and liusbs, a. ths result OF hia prActlce.
Dr. E.ezsos succeze, n 1hk tGsE{ aQauross.
Cataract Gsanulatcd Lids, 6tf6fEEt add nj iosms
~f Opth&lnda De&fnees. Ringing Noises In the Head.
and s1l diseases OF the Eye Ear and Air Passages
Uasah &C. IL prpYe1hiAl and has 70 parallel in Any
efnce in the We8t.
Dr. Eye.son, in addition - superior medical and
yusgtcAl edxcaon having graduated 10 thrcs Of tbs
best medical IN &ss United Ststes h4s tn1oTed
advantages and facilities for practicable obseryAuon
and expe1enco attained by very few. having bean
eoclAted with soe Of the most reputable pro Rsors
ef medicine tn Philadelphia In ps1ynte and hepita,
PRACTICE lnc1adnE the celebrated Hosp.tsss 8aud
Asylum OF that CITY for macy years. ezpEoftesos of
Ezrxcsy, authsr Of 1rsat1se DiSeasss OF tbs Eye
Ear. Air Passages, Throat, Lukss, etc and twenty.
Swo yea1B II practice.
omco and rsslors. 1ss Borsh Clark ssreot-
AddrsA F. o. Drawer t1sS. nys-e&1e5t TsAAT
, 1864-05-12
Ue1rn11 Bitter6.
.R. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
2EURON BFTTERS


shs Latest and Host Important Discovery Q,
It's 18th Century.
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I S e. 5ohS n9fSHz ns9fH :! s Es1:7,i: i:
sst 81 vsSasie dsuE: g COMPOUND Il VIA ces.,
~ Il sss
detz s1esr,EEoaosaoa ats.ansds sepas.so7 !. st;!e
soy 10 eepa3f1. 81 e. =
.s! e s. o r II sH' 1heS s
soo beiongS to tbs nstivs inhstltant Of CentIN
aee sn e -c sfS x ;s sfeas
3lIr bits cefance 70 the coes nea7ly malaria. x1d
Il aSnt ss as asa {: *ss
he :ocy the Il potent 70 cure, no Atter Fhat
y 1.ss'is liz s. n III no* prsp..sd to endof.s til. az
e.vs.IuI b i 1srerhlss sst.aes f.on =
M s sassss ssa e's'F e shss:s t. =:
;ss F. r. is3x Il :t2s e.
~ III ztsenean1 tssr Of ssmptont II seta mos llxa
,.s5e e. 5ss N.tss aeec. e.
pt.l comparison Etfh It II this ctsease.
- s5as u S; BIZ az ;:
d ht1lEt Ct E1pE{3lOEQLf FWE3 4J4- 0uAi bE~A
st years ctfaxcd ba8 insr been brought to success
= stoa. A9c he r nex enabled p o1ot 70 ne
g. ss H
E; 20 1sd s9H. IL bSS1on e. x which sa
Ae might furnish i volume Of certificates, but &dA
eehS htye !cng Enee leanc to estimate such tttng1
T. - HpG niue TBS rnfest plan !" for eEtEy ost
sAs tE himself thr virtues Of neN raectaAe. diyt
DEDA0E BTTTER8
Il ~ snas m oe 5oo xtn neres uss any otner1
~ not ece sa1F 70 rnbEah lpcr .t1t c{ SxAA1e5
IN ~ nc1 hne Gtclun HttcF1 Ate srsF46c
MT8; ~ '@o7aaea: bowels. AV1 OF 04oe
arttsi ~ ., ~ q the Rr.iu depending zpoa D.
Anai Sin' feVe. 1tSsrM sos sasa % %ana ke1rslsi;
49, ~ 70 FupaE1e0a Ill p.1er rat34sr T, mt
xwi1e 6itt4 full ii f. II, Ru.!s prevents them.
eaI ~ osEaae taa III eaec:. Il a. tnn,E @
10y Gnn4N 1hd fcrcch 1he pctson taftna uss W.
a1esG &ols ~ nnne n9ft u mo* t1tax eIposure
,An ~: y9aR buLLE Priae5psl Omoa. r,,h rt,..s
eold n c1iceko as Wholcs.ls And Fetal nvp ec,
FUs II Randolph Bunet deli-sN46m n - =; stV'
, 1864-05-12
L Physiological View Of Mar
rfnNe.

Eontxintnx nearly 90 p.Res. md ~ ms Plates and
-&nEr3v1nE1 1f the Anatomy Of the Sexual Orr II
= 1ssse of He<h and niseass. With = 7rtause on
Pal. Abuse, IT. Deporablc Consequences upon TIE
8tnd xnd Body, with the Authors Plan of Trtatn.eri
The only Fauonal and sncceeatul mode Of cur:, .
:ss2 oE y e. 1spo 9f 81 ea;ea tstea; ,ts ssHthi.
115,cS a15acs Tho enterta,n q aonnta of taetf Rhyse
teeetrt OF A cetts II et.nos of pot Al currvncy b.
20 or. LA Cko1x, 70. 81 haidtn 5sae, A.
, 1864-05-12

XA6AELOR's aalebTAtet HAIR DYE II TEE Kzs2
q III wor.s. The only uAnxtE.s, TEua and RE1l.
5easases fsd Busy 8 G5sy Hair INSTANTLY T.
ne Hss Staining the et1n. leaving the Bair Soft
md Brsuthai; tmpATe heAa Vitality. frequently re-.
bad Dye4- The Genuine signed EntIAN 4. HAca.
HoN. Al othefs are mtrc limitations, and ehonld Be
1fav ftJ1eE Ear York. ty<1pH7-lY.
, 1864-05-12

WAtKlX9FpR, MAfck II. 1sts-
MKsABAt, - taxsactEy evidence pEsstn,s4 70 ~
hnderMEnod, II has oeea made 10 appear that the
FIFTH NauouAl Bank cf CHICAGO, Ia the county u
Cook I'D Site q iLalsols. b.. ass. del. o.faa- ~
act Of Congress. titled !" An act - p-ovtds Ns
sesAl cur ecc1 .eeGred ,, redse of unised ssates
hon thereof" approved February x, lsnx. ehz has
complied With N tLe provisions Of sid act required
Of Banking.
FIFTH Satiorll Bart y {CH1CAGO. County Of CoOK
an4 stAts Of ILLINOIS. II safaor!Eet - oonmesoa
the bualne5a Of BANKING under the SEt ztorrsAk.
f-, In testimony whereof, wifae~ my hand &st
3rE.L zeal Of ONCE, this F1FTKkNTa dAy o9
10. ~. HUGH NoCULLOC1,
ape-cH7-n Comptroller Of tho c1fTencY.
, 1864-05-12

An enfaIltax enrs for Seminal Ees0eea, 1ostarnk.
nulssiors, nnd numeEous dleases such ~ lnss Of
Ri@Osa Of visieo: :R1saainEe 5ld AZ, Me;s S;Evs<
ITuptons On ths Face, fals Couatenanee. Insanity,
Gonsumpuon. and Ali tho al.etul complaints eAuasd
by departing from the path OF nature.
H1a.s nedietnS M Il . s,1apls veEesso!c sxn*1t
eur practlcs for many years, AID With thox1x1d4
treated. II has not failed IN single Instance II Gu
1atiyo powers have bec2 suf1cleAt 70 gain yctsf5
ever tha mcst stubborn Gaze.
n 10 1se vno have titled with the1t eonatltu-
ton, until they thnk themselves beyond ths reach
Of met.cal Ad, re would say. DxsFAIR zorl the
EHERoxEE CURE Will restore you 70 health and
y1EoE, M after Ill quack doctors hare f11lsd1
Prlee g per bottle. Or sarss bo.tles fsE =. AID
~ For mn particulars, Ee. ; CtzcnlAr from Ant
nrr1 etore IN the couar7. or write 70 tia A9cns <tc
will mail free TO snJ de11ing tho sAma, fall ta
tse In pamphlet form.
An tEch orders mua. bs seut to c, L. EQOK, Cd
|; e2Eo, onr GeneralAern for the Heak
Il Sold nI al Dr1gKtatA eyexYWhere.
, 1864-05-12

H&s had moro than thirty yaa.t cxref!ence IN ths
1re1ti.rrt 81 Private disease. Tho lulde contain
ing valuable Information ard ATJ1pAEl1Es ekposlns
Sor i ctuts In po+tsRe stamsg- Post Otlce Boz =
chicago, LII. Office and Anatomical Museum. No. rs
N0nfh Cief nFe4t, MrxKS1M
, 1864-05-12

la~tude palpstation Of Tie heart, lack Of nrpe,c,
distress Aftar eating. torpid nvrr. constipation, &C.,
sscsvc to s1acr U icy will not tty tho eslnbratcd
, 1864-05-12
ND IuMtERsxtsEG
SJOF1CEFOR RPROPOsALSFOR

~ DVFFLY OF MARINE HOSPITAL
D1srN1r o. CHICAGO, Cusrax Hora4,
-CNIoAao, Nay !, i4E. :
Notice 1s hereby kit1a, thai saaiaI propoaals 90
e. npasi5t By o.ePtS sssraatea' aeoo!dizs g tosms
gre utt ii, until IL oclocx Meridian tAa gIRsr
intsDAl ~ JUNE NEXT. for The supsly Of ths
FtEcc uoecEt &C.. nuerAtoA II said fof1aS Tha
qusrtes t.a.cd are eetimAted With retsreaco to tho
ted sta.rs reserves the right take nore less Of
sa'd ARTICLES. accordingly a. they mar b. aataaly re-
not 10 the Judgment OF ths physician. OF the ness
quaty. and ataptod to tbs hospita be will be Il lib
tner Ind y charge ths contractor viii any sx-
cats oyer tic contract prlces.
Th- UnI+ed et,trs reterYes the right aoce7s Ne
r~croe7ls the whole ary rnrta Of the articles
BPeci1ed. LUTHER uAYKN, Coils etor.
, 1864-05-12
nr. lanes.

Eew Orleans. Ia. sstaoii1hed IN la6a now pesma.
neatly located u s Ranuo!uh street Chicago, iii.
MKHCER1AL, SCkoFCLors. End al kinds OF BLOOD
AaD ak1 D1stAsEs AID DISORDERS OF 4 COY
5esorunx 70 Mercury, Iopipz PoT4ss1I Arsenic or
any paisa1, but Win ,SErTkA11:ks, l POSITIVE
~ q sd spss j sns
Eeeturnsi snd biu1nsl - l.si NJ. eroueht o. 5;
fsio nd osen tsnes ,.a9, sS9
5, 81
time ann expenee- Gleet, Gouo1rheA, 6tricaurt. md
- Iesuhaf to the sexcs' Of private NATURE
oid p,4ssses q u. MOST HORRIBLE Class
seosehe: On ths faee 1mal 9assr5 bsters, p.ina i
ms brad and bones uloe1xed *hroAt rose. lubs and
ttoay. sesofuia together With sn sndlsA number OF
Dr. james Il recommended by the press generally OF
ss ese Taoss
diately, snd 10 cured Of these terrible diseateA
.Rsndosph. netwcrn State and dearborn streets.
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