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, 1865-03-28

Really possessing ar tho properties claimed for thfss
distinct species or remedies, VIZ: tonlcs, atc4aryo
lax*t1ves, and dails proving oy ITS operation n
requiring The exhibition Of these thee Imporf
ard the best possible proportions.
, 1865-03-28
The White Slave

FThe famous white slave came into our lines
this morning and reported to General Logan.
His name is James Le Roach, Of French de-
scent By his ather. His great grandmother
was pretty Indian girl. and reared By Mr.
who was sold to'a Mr.. Western, of Charleston,
who bad daughter hy her., The latter Was
the mother Of our slave, and kept in servi-
tude By her half:sister, q Mrs Smith, who
afterwards sold both mother and children to
hear tless traders, who trafficed them: over
the country. This man was about forty yeas
whiskers, snd evidently without particle
African blood in his veins: yet be was the
bondnan Of his kinsman.-cor. n. ?. Herald
1Edreh II.
, 1865-03-28
AMONG OFFICERS OF THE u. Il

and Army Surgeons, HnsTETTERY BITTERs ara tn
co1start use. aDf tue strength sustaining virtues and
reatLfaAse % me mcnclae nase het tesf-
Ing and camp hcs spit.s. and IN thr 1overnuens lax-
rettoes at Wash1uE Iou n1h eseHheHe. b, the pRyY.
aso, 1t has been wazm.I ndorsed and largely pasto.
led,
, 1865-03-28
33ublir 5ale.

DUBLIC, SALE-Whcreas, On
Il the 2,,A day Of June a. u 1>ss. the Aner,ca9
E.ntrsl lt.,l~ay. Of I,pci. rxrct,eo aekooy.ecced
tta:s q NJ Yrs. as tas.es ecstzin dcs,
mortgage. b. date rhe dy nnu ye15 e Esssld,
d i :; aaa singular ~, tss
co. 3. III, i Be- e
"a nessa =; ss ,o4 sns o.
dsuble uaea ", Ana ~ the tee:e-
or I'd 4: si "
ls1 5a.sua md
Wors Shops, suptrsure ulrt eTe:r,oa. AID httares
sqyss: .S ire :. sne q W
thouid iherceer ned possessed .cauls.d: and
o s ss Fs11 ss II
crec..ons n1sm,s p1y-s, Shn ht
9l;t. ~ rca et.,- sraurd
snd II b.
nd slnf ular, the tenders p-ssenRes cars
ss 51fsn. y: %
Or wh,eh 1aeula tSc1ca,itI be o*nea y s.,a
oEned 81 .sdt., WAY. M iaiac 70 tes runans az & o.
.,nd ats snt-est oc:lvec u oa:lssd, haa
.ss naa e "a
successor Or saeeefsort sca ~. Or ri; as:sps !:
10 az - Sonos i -. SsscT!o~a; s,a.,a<..,s
Wni :e 6Ss d.. &c e :
tic t-coIa rs1. .ud ior III purp-f- SECURING u.
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dred. 1ad NJ -ols TO in; II. . dse:i. 9, .e.9es
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sae esnk S5h ,s, Ht =, e e. = :s
,.tSt @ seris i'm ore to tires thousand and es:bt5
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eto secure nj sn9 Ct al - e,n:S = - taaa]
xiH tni, q II HtsjE
tastin IL csse ot'hc detsu ot the lid 7an347 -,
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ttuxtec CT Ills esc'e~s NJ tpun tie wttuca .
g !. 9. oatssa1:nr. IN nan Gill; viii. such s:sssh tot
a,+m gore1 etng 10 t.: ~
en .eh. M. n Is p aT: p; pae sn>
~ proceed to .el Mt pthuc aurll;a Z sae city O
to ts h. ns; o'Sr S Pr9D Is: 15IeS "
-: taSd'iSn .asd smc'issn entr- aSss. t.: ID lid 81
ueea VII more fully HFreA.
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sid bur o. ,licn stAnGinE, u sud &p 1olLt Ill
4 o. s,,d i f = =. q p9'5t
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hnd where's. .so ss.d ra,,xs: dc 15.ns md sn: Y
iTca 4ton bonds 1umo.%es Il g : /; e G . ? 70 i y
I l. + e t. T. s. st. i I 4 i I: 8 4 & & & + + Z 4
~, g. Sc 90 for one thou::na dot,srs E ac;
end 4soapsoa %,sS 1: VIZ ~
:nd q e ehn I'll a., Il 5a
srrotsted, under their hsnaL IN ~rltleg. t nna
ana whereas. also. The sala ra1'wa9 haa iA1ed 10
ot a. H. ssR .s'd bonds 81 led = naabet
issp saa na sas s
IA ostaus ~ VI ~ Ss es:netn au
sns pa psysee q one s,a ~ ~ ssiii sn
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1ne dste u uth Day o. January. 16s5 requt >ted IN
, 1865-03-28

Poor WHITE TRAsH.-The correspondent
Of the New York Evening Post with Sher-
mau's army, in his notes written when twenty
lilies out from PocotaliCo, gives this account
of q conversation with q good specimen of
the poor whites OF the South:
"Ag1iculturally speaking, this is a mis-
cradle country NC are passing through. tWe
have gained some tozage aud provisions. but
| oft,iyial impo1 tance compared to the amount
NC could use. The Inhabitants were tich
| landowners, with all the pride, Ignorance
| aud arrogance Of feudal barons, the balance,
a lev poor whites. The former have all run
away, and met a family Of the latter oc-
cunyinc The: house of the escaped magnate Il
| cama near writing convict) The head Of
| thIs moor family, which consists of himself, a
| Teak-looking creature with pale face, pale
ewes, and pale beard hla wife, . woman oi
| thirty, bowed, crooked and yt1loH, WIN a.1s
! old, and frightened young gill Of thirteen,
| The daughter Of the NAN BY former mar
riaee: :, ,u. ,or~ conve,sa.
tion upon the subject of the war. He seemed
TO understand but little Of Its merits, oat
that the SUCCESS Of the rebels "as eeEIan 20
fix more securely the bondage OF his own
class to the aristocsats, and. that our VIC
tories were to result in freedom to the slaves
| fthe black oncs) which he said, i think
would be de1ned shame; but don't pretend
| to understand these Questions don't kno"
| much anyhow" A remark to which men
tally gaSe my direct assent be contm
! ued:
tThe poor white, are not allowed to live
here in South Carolina the rich folks alias
charges Us with selling things to The niggers
60 they Wout1et uB own land, but drives u
about from place to place. 1never owned {
foot Of land all MT Life, and was bore ano 7,
toaI {r tn$o 7yt1u
, 1865-03-28
Flight of q Facetloue Editor from
Fayetteville.

IFfbm 0E FAgette711c 1e1eE1aPo' '761H 3u1
We do not know but that We may be COM
pelled to suspend publication Of the 1t2tgraFh
before next Year. If all accounts Of excited
courie1s be correct there must be five hun
Yards Of Fayetteville to.day. They hare guns
that can throw two ounce shells over three
hundred yards, 50 the city is In easy range.
A soon Is tour hundred Thousand Of these
dear fellows enter the city IRON the south We
propose to retire BY the road leading north.
Some of them don't like Us, and rather than
that some Of our friends will remember US
yery ~ kindly to 3Ir Sherman, # be should
come tbs way, and inform him that the spec
dIrst way of ending this war is to hang the
Lest men Of his command aud make his way
back TO his family~-If he don't like the
proposition he can trade his army OF for d
dog, and hang the dog.
, 1865-03-28
DRICE IN G r e A S Z D
HoEHRs AND MULES WANTED.


IHpIAaAPclIs, Indians, March list. Aeo.s
On aud atter thls date {zlst MaFch1 Am authorized
Fof Czva11y 1orzes. ono hundred and f'''
dollars each. ,.-~.ntx f,vs
Q13} col. a1s ach- f.os, do11ar4
For Hults, one hundred and ei=hs7 ttse' uon~'
r. pea1e1s ,hon1d be promptu Il the1 v1so - ~
them se1Y01 Ct hi. increase OF ten doliAe 20 49,
fnfroer nlice1 The dernsnd Is utK nt-E3M tvt-+n
C1vs1Tr Ecfs<1 must bo Eod dIteen ~ - - ~
f1eS ~ nlE h0h fFl 14u - TO NM " J9,as
Snnnd Tril hfofen and IN fooe uesa - - NJ
artii1srv Hcsses must be Eot t6a taa ~ - e1n1
one hajf n5SJ h1nds high. Hom IL soJ - ~ ~
yeaIs o!o e. a.. IL 6srnass eseh Eegt not
~. - - tsr hnndren ana an! 1ooo1 ps1no1
1a nc ovrr t9o f') years o. aae, noI loes
.s fi9 hands high, strua4. ven d seloe-d,
toan dssn re. fEcm htut4h. and mnAt havu thed
R4yu ront COTS teeth. and developed tbs otres
tae ~ FnnT uermsut nj terfh -tHo IN each Jaw
in currency, OF such other tundn = msy Be
snpr1sssat ~ T. .. treasurer caps. nd i. a.,
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
n, In dfaw,nz Of Hxreh 1sth. 1885: No zo.s1s orew
1,Infna. No 2G97 drew 10 90 70. LEI drew
IA Lis d1ev 9loNc: No N10o drew sxeaa- .Pttzes
esss, psd tot pouh'oans tnd N i,nds # Aold md
silyer. TAYLOR d CO.. Rknkezs, 10 VA! x:xset.
, 1865-03-28

Packe. ship. and merchant nen It Is regularly shin
red es ii. hcat snown preventive o. mud rene f0x
ali where such akc-t Is required SEA cap
S4us uher bound to hot ari maat.o climates, Ee-
ttor.s. They arc Of oplnoa that foruaeo bv sach n
or even ~YeHQW FdYey."
, 1865-03-28

III KXE1AHtH EEVHNH Ee&Av &AAts
ita. protect It. It e sci ns EASILY 20 Is s7f-
suie u orr cmatc, .nd -i,y at this tsason r.
nn1res to b. kccBEonA rein orcrd But every thing
dercnde urun the Trnsc used r. This paroosc. The
aned!canal cur al h ar ba.ea - CO.. sommon
xlcohoi, src dangerous Gulnlhr. a. cVerynooy mas
xut who kes much Of it. IL kio~ 10 eon. ne sate
protective from ~ nnbca,.4v mos2her iaa 3ence.
7iOsTETTEKS CELkBRA CED STOMACH BlTl ERs,
d compound OF the pnrest s'lnu ant ever mauu1ac'
1splat:rs and d+putnt.1s that mtstry has Jet &
IiAc ed the h0tAncxl hlnEdom ''onsalesce1s.
Itcts an tnrt mpGr4be ttor -tv-. not she
10 The tAste and en3nentl5 tns1EoFa'ln-. No other
II does not txcle 1ustrr the nerves. OF o.c&tlon
lny un1ur ttr.Al acioa: but at onre atth7 ano
epSrt Ct ~
, 1865-03-28

There Is a passion for ornament at present,
60 cxtrayagant, and which feeds itsslt upon
such absurd tancies. that 1t must soon be.
come exhausted. AS yet We have not adopt
| cd the most Affirming French ysgaries, but
ne are nevertheless bu.toned and beaded, and
corded and tasseled, and fcstooned aud
spaneled, and be-ribboned and dew-dropped,
and even bee.d heetie-ed, md buttcr-ayed,
until fasbionably dressed lady resembles a
Muse eum of Natural History, fancy store, or
| a tnt1pt dinner nan r1r n shn ffnaa aa ra
, 1865-03-28

= At the batno before Kinston, n, c.,
the 9Th Massachusetts, in command OF: Col.
Bartholomew, received from him tht1 order:
"Don't let'me see man Of you run til you
see me run and be careful and not take any
other man for me-"
, 1865-03-28

AxA- III 1A1 V11X1WAF3 AAz&3**'1ASa
THE 1iAssAsOIr HOUSE, the largest hotel at
thlson, Kans q, Will be sod cn the pfemlsrs. Mt
pubic auct1cn On the o9th aay of APRIL D 1875, fur
one.f urth csEh and balls. tin to suis puf.ns
nail coscErs al the tuigran' and fright trains
fas tie leaio1s ant II best hotel staad IN ;hu
lcngs to papy. and wiz he sole Eishout tea'sve,
and d<1rumt dIatc po.session given. The furniture IN
tsc hcuse can be purchasat At the slc1e 81 OF.
der Of the ..onp'n,. THps. NC RPHT, PionrIetor
Atehiton. Kansas, March 70 1865. mna3o31s7t
, 1865-03-28

no RITIIDERS.-Sehed Propo-
kt1. vii BE- received hs tie Illinois ststs no* 1ixl
lor The InEanr, ~ jacfsonF1ae' nnu' ha1 1''' A''
'e' 'A' BRICKS, LIME, SAND,
And for the BF1ck and stone WORK
OF The Fart wlnksf th.t Institution.
The plan and dim, r1.ona Of the ou,ldink FL -
md Vh,ch sof uIo be esaminsa b tncts 20
bid. The Trust TO 4ht me tne f&at -
rteet any !. Ill bids which nhJ oe fst&eatca. .
1acka nsi11~. ILL.,. March Is lS65.
lnl123F&la l8s EAT IURk1Q
, 1865-03-28
:Fpr tte GDiG Mt11e#.
HO!FOR TIE GOLD EiINES
Ill OF DAH0.
MONTANA kNe IDAHO
TRANSFORMATION Line =!

-. a4a lght aEsaEat s;s4nsE Ss12z pEEh q
boEma1 s1x nov being bai q r I'll e.
wn leave Fttsea-g tor Fcrt Be1ton and lnteImetass
psiSts . on sATgKDAg February 1sth. aEd st. Lons
oa sATuEIAf, Nj ch &th. uf ~ socn Ihe9tAitef u
Asr1ver i cpen1o OrcRtz aud Council Bluas:
ulae neW, fast and light d11utht steamer BENTON.
~ hoT a5o. Master, Lewli alne. Clerk, .il !e5Te
DAY. March nth |-''s :
! hs pew, th1s and light drssxht steamer YELLOW
FIVE 1aTnntsT Fl hasT99d; c,nnsandes, Will leaTs =
1hs ysfF ~ n, s4a nEat at.reht steamer. rANHY
usrd, Cie1k. viii leass u above On ahTURpAY.
Bteanaf DEER roDaH VIII r.1nA.. between rora
Union and Benton Until the cargo uf Ill 80 hoatS ~
H,js int u delivered II fcft Benton '"
Br this arrangement sbiPpen hay. Free. Advantage
Il ~ uestphtca.. We are Also ps.pezed to furalsa
End tFsnspof 1urn trGm Fo7t Ren'en 70 ne aines:
nc vii EiTe thTnukn lAdnE e T. " 1ty Lst
HSnnocf CITY and datHr1: nt1Ert OF pa.es9e
.rniv al JOHN G. COrkLlN. koutlestt so7ner AAlh
sns bifTe 1tfee1; JnS. MckEIlkE. noIfheaT ottna1
P1ne xnd ComDerc.A4; or JOHN !: k4h Co~ Goa
FentSt!eos' "os T. G. Wl;KKR,
ar ~ % a-v.h v,h&ar,Ht c0rn II Of STATE stteet
thtcAFo AksAt. - p
, 1865-03-28

. a new fish has been added to the English
bill Of fare. 1t comes from Wallach!a, aud is
called saur..s g1anus. .,,:.+
, 1865-03-28
A Physiological View OF A1ur-
ri.1 1s~N.

Ccntaining nearly 500 pae's, and 1so nns Pntes and
JnGTuvinEa CT the An atutuy Of Lac sn Org ms tn
rtAse ol Hath hni Dlsea.c with rse&tlae o1 E-rlv
Errors, II ep OF b { onsoquccc-e upon tue III d
and Body. vi h tue authors ran Of IT. stmtLt-the
on rational aid successful mude OF cure. ~ ebo~u
hs th- scr,It Of tr-aict. 4 ttutun adviser TO
eEe married and fhotH cobs n'nt!nt mAtri+g~, who
entertain do4bt tofthctr phyrc-i c1udi,n nj Tree
Of posts: 10 sn} sddr9.. on sec,lnt Ct Ectnts IN
c!.o1X. No. 81 nader 1nse. bany.S \
The 4ufbof may e SGAau'te5 ubOn nny OF the d1e.
eu.t4 ueon which as hook If Ats ci'a-r PEEsoSALLT
or BY HA11, AID medicines e"n, Z. aus part & toe
world. tnh14n IS 13t TU Tu9SA1A
, 1865-03-28
American Nodded Collar Com.

NoT1cE.-Nhercas, under the head Of" CAUTION,
one William E. lockwood claims, under re issue Of
Patent granted to Waite, Hunt, IN 1884. the e1ea'
aiVe right Of Making selling and using Collars aoa
Cufls made entirely Of paper. in Imitation OF
1incn" We notify tbe pubic that s>d Loek"o"a ~
no such Patent, and We purpose 10 coateet soen e
wheaever and wherever mrde, and request any pa4''
who may be sued on such reissued ps'en' 10 ..1o.
us Of the fa1t tn order thai the deiense ~
may be fuIls and fairly made.
fs,cn,d, SD. s1CkERsoS. Treasurer.
Boston. March 1o. 1861 ueN'%o'of''Afe
, 1865-03-28
QtHshNulse


HklA GLOSS AND cul.l.iNG FLUID ts tlr t hes
Lair dressing In the y or!a. II tnpar1E bc3ufttn
l!oss 70 tar Hair. k~ept IN cur, prootes ts growth
ets fisf frSR ffas1 fnffSrnrsr !. .u,p an.
Epeedy cure tot Tctt-r, Salt Eruc, Ctappcd Hands
BArtrr's Itch. etc. fr1,,t. 50 ccnfs a huI
1c.t paroxysms o. ahthE In ten Iinutef, aud efecs
UPHAEE FEVER ASD AGE SPEE1FICi Il war
ranted to any CAi:!s and Fever. no atte'
1oE long standing. Price. 81 . hlI: :.
UPnAM' DEiIl.ATOI.Y FuwHER viii r.movt the
hair lotr forsh' ads N nve mtnutes, without H.
Or "a FUKTEs LIf ELlxIa. The great ScsEtns
md R-juvenatlng Remedy. restore. 70 msn SiEor ~
xouA Debility, &C. Ar1stnE fson' wnat"ver cause
THRjAfHNEsEH HMRsTAlN co'ors the Whtsker1
md Mousrache = beAutifu: bark or brown. II con.
ktAts ofcny preparation. Color WILL not 11oe OF
wash out. Only 50 cents \ box.
Soldby S. C. CPHAM 2S South Eighth street Phliar
Le!p1a and hy alt Drnggis8. Circulars sent ire.
LlRu q xHlIH. u Lake stree, Genera Westesn
ArepI- UfS1 biAl-1t TU 1H6eAM
, 1865-03-28

Its Agricultural and Mineral yrenltl,

II
4 gentleman Just returned from Montana
furnishes the following Interesting particu-
lars of the mineral and agricultural wealth
Of that Territory;
The principal town In Montana is Virginia
City, 260 miles from Fort Bcfton. WITH the
surrounding gulches, it contains population
Of about II, 900, mostly young mon engaged
in miuing at the different placers in the vi
entity. There arc, however, number Of
Eannoch City, The capital, 70 miles distant,
Is IL small camp, and is the center of rich
gold mining district The mtnErs average
from s10to &l5 per da-, By washing, there
being as yet only two quartz mills, although
The quartz Is very rich, and additional ma
Asa farming country the valleys of tho
Bitter Root and the He'll Gate are unsurplss-
cd. They lie about 275 miles west OF Fort
Ben :on. The Bitter Root valley Is about
thirty miles long and from three to ten miles
and from three to ten. wide. The soil is ex-
ctcdipgly. fertile, producing wheat, barley,
rye, oatsf ttc., Of superior quality, and yege-
tables Of all Kinds. Potatoes grow remarka-
bly well, The yield being an average of 400
bushels to tie acre. Corn is not muen raised.
Grain crops require Tery little attention, but
pot4toes and vegetables are raised In ground
that hiss 10 be irrigated. The wheat crop av-
cruges thirty-dye bushels to the acre.
1le population Of these two valleys is
about GOO, one-third being families. Last fall
the emigration to this district was quite
large, and still larger acccssious are expected
this :ull. Two ur three hundred farms hare
already been staked of, but many fine loca-
tions are still awaiting the pioneer settler.
Farmers there find that, notwithstanding the
liberal yield Of the mines, 1t is even morc
PR titable to raise produce, and is not half as
laborious.
Cattle and sheep thrive we'll in the valleys,
! whe1e they live through the winter on the
rich and muir. cious butlalo grass, and arc al
Mountain sheep being plent tAuf and esteemed
abound. In all the streams are found the most
delicious Of fresh water fish. The mountain
trout and the taimon trout being easily taken
at ali seasons !; IN the winter, when the streams
arr covered with ice, hole Il cut, and the
speck}cd prey Is drawn out~with hook and
llne.
The whole Of Montana is rich in gold, the
"c3lor" being found in every part of the
Territory. The mines are all paying faif
wages, and some fortunes have been nude.
Provisions are obtained from Salt Lake
City, distance Of 400 miles from Virg1nta.
What was selling at $500 per bushel; oats,
G to cents per b barley, 10 cents per b
potatoes, $500 per bushel, OF cents per b
gold being the standard. Catt,e sell at S15 to
800 per yoke sheep $40 per head. Flour,
SIS per b for Salt Lake, and $28 for states.
, 1865-03-28

w Northern Indiana Railroad Company y. T. omss,
annual meeting cf h4 stockh- idsIs Of tnls Gomp,ny
wilnt held 4 IL epaaIs oes TN y ne.t 10 sdo Ua9
fnr he LECTION of Directors. and :he transact Of
snch other hMs1ne1 " msy con1. net e sac |, neetfns
Tbs SipcE Transfer Book VIII be c,oeed Hom tho
Hh untii lie esth pfoxImo, both thdsTslneln4!ye s,
phse** o5ssssH -. becsesas1..
, 1865-03-28

Eoah1ent3A. Ph} Gc1L1, CONSULTED n ~ otatt
17s boatt E1sri-st.. corner Of Monroe, chicago,
zAGn biocl ron tue PosIontce, On ~ %hron,c Dis
.aes, and U1e2*es Ut pr1rAte sd -el'eft hAtufe =
sh sexns. Wbseh = t..te With seeesse
tut tbe Doctor with tae ttr:cscFt privaEy ofase
Ecu.s TON T. n. te p. H. s1ndA.a, tsto u T. q
i,ouuuritA1ona CONFIDENTIAL. LnLsutAlon Hee,
60arett Pcxtotrce gax 15&. loclose I've eGmps aoo
: a. hip-4L4te to Health. 1eSh1h9-l} fe
, 1865-03-28
THE HORRORS OF DYSPEPSIA


OF FHvKx AND Aaux. inztsad OF being dosed Tor
ere prpupTy set upoa their i-et agAn Without dan.
ger OF relapse b. this prompt Ermee for cv ~ KING
na. 1t render m ask-ck q EHlLLs AND FkT1k abso-
In trfs I'm ppasab41.
, 1865-03-28

There nothing that touches tho Liver, tho seas oa
perfectly ns.lthy and resnsr con .ltl IN. = Mbs
habit. the tendency o. sout syste to that forA o6
d,Aen~e MAJ be held In checx for lifetime ~ tne o.
casonAl use 0i tols h4rmlcss e:ataeln anti tote.
, 1865-03-28
THE BABHLION
Patent Grain Dryer +!


Farmers and 6rsan Dealers tavin. suffered largely
for yeszspa&t with heated and mustY plsase
tske t1ce thst We now erecting In the ltY Of
Detroit Dryer thst u drg, cool aud clean 00 bush.
r!t OF heated OF dtmp eIatu peE hour Alao, viii d1
ses also ma In tAct all kinds Of .n that Is in any
WY dsmased can Be pat N condition tor uaa- The
pan 10 new one. 1t hss oren proved and tested In
every wAv. aud Aatsn Sd that it et be to tha
advantage Ut any one handing grxtn II e kmtns Il
aan apy other IN ust and Il 4rapted 70 the nte
ol nnJ knd o incl. Anysni :rmauonln regard to it.
rsn ee tsd y scdn !s!n9 John BABlIII0H, Pe
tenteE, or ]. B. HIN-HM IMAM, Detroit.
Detroit, March II, 16h6. mhl9a9Qe-30t
, 1865-03-28
WITHOUT A-GoOD DIGESTION.

Relish for food, however, Is scarcely blessing HO8-
TETft Es STOMACH flr rraRS wona. therefore. b
an tmr er!ect t1Etc, tse7 slim ate1 tho eta,
Bnr they h,ye such drawbsck- TheE NOT onls ere
ate healthy desire tor susfcnauce. bur endow ~
ut mach with capacity to :fas ami turn to nus
ment the fuot the pa ats ccIyes- Tins good d1go9-
ton Wslts on appetite ana he nth On both"
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5prriat notircs.


This &C elrn,ca T ilst Sonp in such untvirssI de-
m1ud IL made the choicest stal9 10 mild nd
Ctnof mt IN i& nature ITAkF ntiy scented an ex.
1Icme'y beneficial lu ~ aci . up a toe sk'n. For
sale b. &ll druggists Ind Fancy Goods DcA.et1.
jBfe4 ix5-l5 Few w&AA
, 1865-03-28
CAUTION
TIE EGpyERNMENTEND EN2

In order to guard against esugeEon& ne
pubic requested to take especial note OF 'oe o
{uy engraved proprietary stamp, th'ousa "atsn ~
Government Of the United States odciauy sauea@
GATES every bos.le Of HosTErreR's RIrIkhs. lnA
shed, thrown By tho Government over the props1a
tors snd he public r their Joint pfo' seon plse.S
con.lcncusy hs so.s sna oxes m .ns M
..a.; ons.-vtr NorhtnG that purports to -
HnsrETTKg:a Bl1TxRs can b R1zuine unless ~
stamp l. there
III, .lso proper 70 stass that ths B1rrKRs ars sosa
e.eust7elJ In g,aa, sad neTss ooeeF ny et1eanse-
~ ~. ralZon OF tho barrel. lmpostoz1 and hAt1r
~. - .hroad snd the only safeguard -tha pnh419
n.ve ara,p,t them to see thlr the B.t:ers they baJ
ne.r tbp engr.ved label and acto OF hAnf OF A.s4a
Ho.,sstef srnith. and tho stamp abore menttsaaA
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In Dysmenorrhma, or Painful Men
situation. and Menorrhagia,
or Profuse Flowing,

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huld-tn case being too little. aud &C.
companied BY severe pin. and the ether too pro-
iuse creEon which will be speedily cared b. ths Con.
st1tAtion WnteT. - -. -.
which the re.u of ate1axa:on OF the xa1ent4 Of
dreg. Ing pains the back and sts, and It times &C
comra1ied " sh>rp. asceratnx tr shsotlns pains
medicine. ~
RrTATION uF THE Wt]MB, which pn5atc1ans AL
Eervop,ness. which word coyers ap much i:IaFancs.
snt III rue out It zen the aOctur ots no: ZEAL
kLow hetser the pt2ms are the tse sonr the ls-
ease tie symptoms We can only cna@etate th N
Il n OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, Wak:tu ness,
F,sshes Of Heat, Langour. Lasstuoe And ptmness Of
, 1865-03-28

The msin stay OF health s gone TO restore it when
dec 1lug Or to prevent Its loss this Stom achlc 10 IN
tnilthir The word tnf 4:le II often rash emp oyeo
tnt Is usea here the ony exprc which istrly
tes ftoes the uniform effect Ut the preparation Is II
tppettzcr.
, 1865-03-28

ESPECIAL TO GROWERS OF
1k BERRIES and other small Fruit,
Your attention Is invited .osa
Improved Ventilated) Basket,
FOB SHIPPING PURPosys.
Do not order CT contract until this l. seen. fnew
thlng] Illustrated eIpl-nat1tn will Be sent to AL
who Iurnith their Fest 0tacs nddEt1..
NATHANIEL WHITE.
Wholesale Dealnr IN " podou RuH Willow Nrfe.
mhlBns.5lm 1q7 South Water sr-% Chicago. Ill,
, 1865-03-28

diseazes that prevail Winter, maieriaIty csnenda
Il gon wead cse.pe coaxh'. eo:'s. dpther1s aaqea
rstc thu stomach which In lis viii invigefafa
fhe yttB1 cnrrent and regulate low-Nitu HO3TET-
TER'S STpMALH BlTrHR3.
, 1865-03-28

And hence. when th. physl-a1 system IS broken down
By disease. the intellect y obtcnred hut gratu4 4.
a. the frame recupelatea nnuer tho oper OF th6
rare restorative" the cloud Is lifted from the hraia AHA
the natn Al VtTacity and AetvttY OF thought rttn1
bodT-is the chff good aass JuveaA!- To enjoy ihlz
donbe oes.iny, the stomach u1at be kept In paztsE4
WurktnE uFae[.
, 1865-03-28
DIURETIcS

soon leac to ch1onIc degeneration and confirmed dis
We present the Constitution Water 70 ths pnhlc
the clars Of dscuss Ter which It has been tonud
emnently sncGessnt IN cariag: ana ws ssoss 70 u we
be remedy IN form 10 meet tie requirements Of
natttut End ph1 a1ctaQ.
, 1865-03-28
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Fave long since given up the use Of buehu. c1heot
and untptt IN the treatment thrse diseases, and
only use then tor tie W=ur OF better 5eme ~.
, 1865-03-28

pine sud surk under ire p1ags ot c,ussipat!on, and
risk the deadly conseVu-n 40 T. ch II i',ds. When
e1*b stetAsive sii Insure n p.1tcc, snd p>aole
the best security aGsinst epidsnic ailments.
, 1865-03-28

Against the noxIou1 elects OF tn vAr OF impure
w+teI anI tht pernc4ons attn -epfer cd 1-Ees which
be nnst e-cnu,tsr m r. lnnrneys nn...s hrn.o IN
advance with HOaTErt ER'S s40MAGH RITrKR5.
The st n tia. will zen tr It proof against tho unseen
poison3 Of the two e4ement3-alr anil wGteF.
, 1865-03-28
IN OVERHEATED FACTORIES, &c.

Tho pressure upon the n1lnns powerk Is yerY great
those Eho compelled to hre,the the uunafufM A.
mospheso OF such acts, shout sustain streuath
and elasticity CT the system III the BIT IL IS Ou4
CT the grand ptopei tea II the lt!ce II that braces
and hsrde the nrrv. system. and renders the unE
ana sElN capable or Resisting the etfecsI Of had III
and nj fnntu ChausE1 from heat tn III