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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-24
RATES oPposrAcr.

. "
=, In esnsegnence of the general ignorance in the
south Of the rules of postage established by law,
many etters OF Importance daily lost to those
interested BY being improperly or insaficiently
stamped. The regulations require that all such
letters dropped into post offices shall be immedi-
ately forwarded to the Dead Letter Office where
they are never heard from unless they contain
money, or other enclosures of value We give be
low some information which may prevent yexation
to correspondents:
The rate of postage on letters within the United
States Is cents for every letter or sealed
weighing one ounce or under. Those over one
half ounce, Scents and Scents for every additional
half ounce Prepayment with Stamps in all cases is
required. All letters without the necessary post
age stamps, or which are stamped with revenue
stamps, will be forwarded TO the Dead Letter Of
ice Immediately after being dropped into any
post office. -
Postage stamps issued prior to 1860 are worth
less, and will not answer for present purposes
We give the rates of postage to such points in
foreign countries as our people arc most likely to
desire to communicate with:
To Baden-Prussian closed mail, letters not ex-
ceedlng half an ounce . cents, and newspapers
cents; Bremen or Hamburg mail. letters Is cents,
q cents, half ounce ~ cents. ~
To Brazil, via England-letters not exceeding
halt an ounce, % cents, newspapers cents; via
France. letters not exceeding quarter of an ounce
g cents, half an ounce Go cents.
British North American Provinces, excepting
Canada and New Brunswick, the distance not ever
papers cents.
Canada-lctters half an ounce 10 cents, papers
cents
Cuba-letters half ounce 10ccnts, papers cents.
Denmark-PrussiaR closed mail, letters 81 cents,
paper cents; Bremen and Hamburg, 20 cents
papers cents; French q cents, quarter ounce, "A
cents half ounce letters
franee-letters quarter ounce IS cents. half an
ounce 81 cents, papers cents.
German States-P-ussian closed mail prepaid %
cents; French mail, q cents Bremen mail. 15cents,
papers 3 cents. .f03T'7 -
Great Britain and Ireland-half ounce letters
"a cents, papers cents.
Hamburg, direct from New York-half ounce
letters 10 cents, papers cents; Bremen mail let
tiers - cents, papers 3 eeRtsi Prussian mail, let
tiers q, papers cent?. 80
Hayti, via England-letters IS cents, papers
cent - -
Htiland--French mail, quarter ounce letters q
cents, half ounce y cents; open mail via London,
letters Il cents; papers cents; British packet,
letters cents; papers cents. 3..e
New Brunswick and New Foun Hand half
ounce letters 10 cents: papers cents. @
Roman and Papal States-prussian closed mail,
half onnce letters A, papers cents; French mail
quarter ounce letters z cents, papers 2 cents
Sweeden-PrussiaE closed mail 50 cents for half
ounce letters, papers cents; Prussian or Ham
burg mail, letters 80 cents. papers cents; French
mail, quarter ounce letters 80 cents half ounce 66
cents.-Rieha,ond Times
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-24

A monument is to be erected in Jamaica
to Baron Won ketelholdt, one Of the vic
Tins of the negro revolt. Various legisla-
tive measures TO prevent future outbreaks
are proposed, among them, one TO regulate
public worship.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-24

"Are YOU still in the land of the iying%
manfred a man of an aged friend. "No, but
/ am going there" This world is the shad-
ow; heaven is the reality. EAE
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-24
USEFUL MISCELLANY.
Estimatins the weight OF Cattle by
Measurement.

Measurement.
The Canada Farmer, in reply to CORES
pendent, says:
Many experiments have been made
by graziers and salesnaen 10 ascertain the
nett weight Of cattle by measurement and
many rules and tables have been formed of
the results obtained. None, however, can be
regarded as absolutely correct. With the
most accurate measurement is required a
practical acquaintance with the points and
forms of animals, and allowance must be
made according to age, size, breed, mode and
length of time OF fattening, etc; conditions
which require practised eye and long ex-
perience to appreciate. We have found the
following method to lead generally to trust
worthy results; Measure carefully with
tape line from the top of the shoulder TO
where the tail is attached to the back; this
will give the length. For the girth, measure
Immediately behind the shoulder and fore
legs. Multiply half the girth by itself in feet,
and the sum by the length in feet, and the
product will give the nett weight in stones of
eight pounds each. For example, with an
OK or COW five feet in length and seven feet
in girth, the calculation will be as follows:
Multiply half the grth by itself in fcct...... 35
35
1913
, 1865-02-06
CURE YOURSELF.
DIR BAKERS SPECIFIC

r7,.~
cure for tfonorrhea, elect, Stricturxx.
enScS or the Kidneya an.i IG3 - E@.
nnd ali 1efeoa. ..1 nTtys GA0 1!Aa4eK9
caused Dy COntA"1on or We4kue1x ar
either sex Males or Females.
This elegant popular and intallsbe preparation. m
Geep!a1ea y a o9F LARGE CITIES for the CURE Al
and WAsRANTED ID CT liz ali diseases ot tha Cen
DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC Il the ONLY SAEE cTnsf
, 1865-02-06
mr.. FnFnssvoEth and the Piper Duty,
washington Correspondents Of the Cincinnati
CQmmercfal1 4

mr. FnFnssvorth and the Paper DUTY.
| Washington Correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Commercial
| WASHINGTON, jan. 81, 1865.
IN the House yesterday Mr.. Farnsworth, Of
| Illinois, delivered himself Of q pretty severe
philliplc against "Agate," the Washington
teieInphic reporter Of the Cincinnati Ga:ttts
and Chicago Tribune, for q statement which
appeared fn those journals In relation to his
(tarnsWorth's) course in behalf Of the paper
mo9opolists and manufacturers. He spoke
Of the Bohemian in question as . s'poor scrib-
bier, q worthless scribb1er, or some such en-.
tibet as public men always find Convenient
when they conclude to abuse the representa-
tives OF the fourth estate. It is very cheap
io1m 10 q q Mdenunclation, and is epecially adap.-
that 1t is ready made, md like most Of their
ideas. neither new nor original. Perhaps the
Gd.ttte man misreprcsented Farnsworth. and
perhaps ne told nothing but the truth, I
have no doubt the honorable gentleman from
lli1ola has good reasons for advocating the
RiIoantoGy [iTaa cyaa fash On Paper without posi-
the assertion that there orc several paper
mills In his district, and that the owners
thereof hare q deal to ~ when Is comes to a
congressional nomination. II go, Mr.. Farms
wort worth Is only engaged In the laudable enter
some of his constituents, and 'fbes:o be ought pt
not to be blamed for that. But why
should Congressman always speak Of Journal
lists as scribblers, prea1ing tie meanest i'd
jective they can find to the word. Ifmcn are
mere "scribblsrs" because they write for
gtnas but O set Of brawlers: So that honors
are easy, at any rate. I inow that journalists
at Washington do great many mean things.
For instance, they not unffcqueutly write
puts for pot-house politicians, and delibe- |
dately eall them statesmen they write
, 1865-02-06
DIR. James.

Formerly Of James' Lock Hospital, Custom House
atzcet Nov Orleans. La established In 1850, now PCT
nanen5 located at s6 Rand alph street, spectatt In
The treatment Of old chronic, mercur1a, syphilItc,
and Ill private disorders .oi contagious vepcrell
Character: cures them without mercury. iodtde po-
tassi. attenlc, o< any poison: but With the ot
sse~sraa-eF. positive cure tot that much t, be
dreaded poison. Syphilis in MI its forus. SpeYsator-
fhad, seminal Involuntary enIsstons. brought on by
sell abuse, sexual exccss, causing losa Of memory.
Eonfuson. depression. 1mpo,sncy, aud ottcurmes 5n-
sanity With other deplorAble train OF symptoms,
Eeatsd and radically cured with t}utb.t method.
eAv1ns time md exptnFe. AL kinds Of diseases OF
the genital OF sexual organs and Of rripo.e asurs
radically cured.
Dr. James praetieed fifteen ycass in New osl.ans,
md for the last three years In Chicsgo, End IL fe-
commended By the Ftcss and Medical Faculty Of the
6outh. and some Of the most eminent Fhyscisns in
the United 6tata- For more particulars you are
teEred to book, which will soon ba 1asued bF Dr..
JAmos, On the Teneraal, ETC.
Dr. Janus Office and pazloss are Sc Randolph straet,
(apstairs) Ten separate rooms. All consultations
contdrniial 0dlco hours from l. n. till s p. III.
Ja:1-R8&62w
, 1865-02-06
RFgaI Notices.

PROVIDENCE S. C.-Suprcme
Il Court eKrTEKnxK TERN, 4. b. 1854,
Upop the application q Nathan pl1on lor order
or notice 10 the hlNholdeFs OF the Hopiduton BauF
hnd claimants upon the Receiver.
Il y at1edEed. ordered and ascreed that the said
dsnce Journat. Chicago Tribune Ano New York III
bans directing the holder Of the Bills Ct sid Eop-
ktnton Bank, and the claimants cpoE the Recalv9.
thereof to bring In and present the bills Of said Bank
and thes ctaims upon said Receiver, tt the Hopdn.
Ton Bank In Westerly. bctcse the fifteenth dAy
OF March, 1865, their claims xhx forever barred
Rs against said Receiver eAd Iotice te Published
Tor At least two mplth2 After lhe fifteenth day De-
9tmher. 1864.
Entered The decree Of Court cd dAy q. T. 1854.
[Dec. - By order.
, 1865-02-06

Wn1tnE 70 The Cincinnati CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ssrs:
49,, Ea.snt MeoiGlnes are like doctosr, some good
nd TEEN and each receiving share oi pubic
0so5: Eof instance the Constitution Water 1t yer
Eeto of sons o. the diseasta for which 1t recon-
9eaases anafe conyeEsod With several Intelligent
0f9egAn. some Of whom are phx1tclans. who 6peak
Wta1 hsh r5sse e. Of !. ior he cure q
tsetor eau say to such have that troublesome and
MIA o1scase, t1y it, Il has rcuarkAhle virtues With
0ut Doubt. Rev ". Il. LuET, Fo6toriA, o."
de12-bE1-Jm N.T&Y1t
, 1865-02-06
BanktN1 G116 EIrhEnEe.
MANUFACTURERS NATION
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M MANUFACTURERS NATION
NA Al BANK OF CHICAGO.
TREASUhY Department,
OFr1cx or COMPTROLLER OF tue CrRREEcY,{
WAsn1EGIos- January 18th, 1stb.
Whcreas, By satisfactory evidence presented to the
Undersigned, Il hiss been made to a9pf that " 1he
Mhnrtsclulrrt National Bank Q: CHICAGO" in the
C1ty Of Chicago in the County OF Cook, and State
1tnoS hAt been duly organized under and according
u The OF the Act Congress ntit!ed
np.ecEc Of Omitted States Bonds, sad TO provide fol
tue cireu,aticn ant redemption thereof" approved
q sa1d aci Ieau'red to ;; eonpted With before com
Eow. therefore. l. Hugh Mccltloch. Comptroller oi
The Currency. az ae1sny certify thst The Marutso.
CAEo. IN the lounty Of Cock ac STATE uf llln1ls ID
authorized to commence The bns1ness Of Banking IN
kef the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal OF
Office this I81h day OF January, 1865.
(GoyKRxxzkT eEALl HEGH McCCLLOCH,
IAAE314-foua Comptroller ol the Cu.Yency.
, 1865-02-06

r. PROFESSOR 70 M EusTls ,LAnRARp. tpup.l Of RI
TIF1cA11 and CORRECTLY, the FUTrgr ExErHLY
9fs11sz oi sny Man Womsn rhiid. No Car1is OF
rc..une.le! ING 1r1ckefy resoftet to. These Lilo.
EnaE1s rnini out pA1siea!arly the fUEugE in regard
r. I,! aeatGs Money. Likeness. Love and Marriage,
Hl,'ne8e, 7cnas Enemies. &C .srd srEE nuIpFs
fna Easra g: ten year,. g: nee question:, IT,
Esh.r4S tend GAY o. rnon'h and gear
An5ids ,L5!A.KRAhD, !..:i Camden. New Jersey.
, 1865-02-06
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, 1865-02-06
Give it a Trial.
% Lake-st., Chicago.

VAT Wholesale by LORD T. 6MITH, HUKNHAM 4
Am 6UhAOk, FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER. =
COvII., W. b. HARRIS q CO. SMITH d DWEER.
J. q. REED l. 60. C. g. SMITH
, 1865-02-06

: CI,A RK7S
DISTILLED
,
, 1865-02-06
z1llflaEd T F Zeran William
1ntf1R1N.

Lyonk Line and Stone Co. Sect. Of Excelsior
Lodge No. Il, 0 F.. Editor Sorsho Journal
-: Merz. Secretary OF Gcrnania Lodge, No
Isl, 4 4 u. -. Publisher Of Quarterly, Boz 936
Editor Of Herald Of Truth. Publishing Oilice
doph street. c, Land Agent Roche ster Seed
Store-.. Government Land Office, .Howa Sew
Ing Machine Co.. Mechanics savng Bank. -.
Frank 3 IL G.; IT 3 & Co.: Tho 9 T.: III &
, 1865-02-06

Tesmanently cured. without the use ofthe kn,le by
Dr. Randall, Of Ashlknd, Casa County. ILL., Patients
While under Els treatment. cau be accommodated
Eth bo!rd et reasonable rates For pastcnlars ad-
4rtat, with Tot1s4e ttamr enclosed, UR. 3. c. RAN.
DALI Ashland. Cass Co., III. 1e4 hte9 9TH
, 1865-02-06

L.auton N A mrs r.
| Lamb Charlotte mfss
Lamsou Carrie miss
Landoothy Lydia
1Andia,J II mrs
hnphicr Mary miss
lawrence John mrs
L.athrop q Il mrs
IAtanehe Caroline nllea
Lawson Caroline miss
LamlIs Nancy
Laycock a E miss
Iarned + mrs
Lambfce Joseph mrs
Lawrence Julsa mrs
Lacy Ann u mrs
Left Lizzie mrs
Mackey ] D mrs
Morchouse Margt ] mrl
Macomb Lon mrs
Msgillen A1ia
Mackey Mary mrs
Maddox Elizabeth mrs
Madison Anna MISC
Magce Margaret
Madden Ellen
Mn11on John miss
Nancy Mary mrs
Mapes Emily B ulfss
Mars Elizabeth mrs
Markley Mary miss
Martin Amanda mrs
Matison Ellen G mrs
May Elizabeth miss
Mackey Mary mrs
Aaulsby lizzia A miss
Maynard mrs
n Mather Sarah mrs
Mellon S Amrs
Med1jn Ruth A miss
Melville Minnie 1ntss
Midane Rosa!ie mrs
Merrill Amelia miss
Miles Betsy mr..
Miller Ann mrs
Miller Mary E miss
Miller Kate mies
Middleton Laura A mrs
Miller De 10 N mrs
Miller Katherine miss
Miller Julia miss
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Mcconnell Alice u1iss
Mcbride Jennie miss
NcCehe Mary miss
Mcclellan Ennlce mrs
McCurdy II Z miss
McCllntoc Catherine mrs
Mccutchion Mary A mrs
Mcdonald Ann miss
McDermont Mary miss
Mcdonald Fannie mias
McEutec Mary mies
McGoyern Maggie miss
McGiycn Charles mrs
Naele Ellen mrs ]
Ne1llson Hances ]
Nelson Adaline mrs ]
Newton Fannie mrs ]
Fewkirk Charles II mrs ]
Newell Cornelia mrs !
Nichols Fannie mrs ]
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, 1865-02-06

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AtcCann John
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'o3fcAlarty John
McC1osky John
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McEllfgot VIM
McEimogle VIM
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McCauly VIII
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Mickey Michael
McCadFy Mi
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McNaIrey Ml-
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McGoppin II II
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McGfllen Mich
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, 1865-02-06
Asthma (.urad

6dHef E0tfantced in tan rn,n,,., ..s ..-x,,x-
Csses a fraT q tae use Of" UrnAks AsrnnA CuE1"
onc ~ ~ s"n 70 twenty years' standing ytea At
fel,eaelrss::e ~ grat keats Elsh3 hR5 f5eei
III h6 = Lake street, General Agents. Also. tor
, 1865-02-06

Toung Christopher c mrs
, 1865-02-06
Special notfces,
Hair nnrno1aH

From al parts Of the boAv IN ~. 80
ea sn'a e n fns .n pErMTos.TT Tfsont s
uPa4n /, soath san11ea t. sadre.s for s7 sy
lie 40 Asf 6tssr os
ri AEens. Aso f1 -, SMITH Lake street. osae.
delSb461.3m TpxEis ~~4e " IL ofusgtsts.
, 1865-02-06

RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR
RESTORES
, 1865-02-06

-
=. Messis. 7. H. GAUGHAN & Gu, IT'D Broadway
New fofk. extensive MANUFACTURERS AND IAPo1-
1xRa OF all the leading and most fashionable bsyle2 OF
WATCahs AND JEWELRY. desiring TO nc1ease
upon GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject 10 he
regulations following:
CEKr1S1cATks. naming each article and its value,
are PLACED In SEA1ID EHvkLoPEg, and we'll mixed.
One Of these envelopes Will be sent by mall TO any I'd.
ALL ARTICLES SOLD At DYE DOLLAR EACH,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE!
On receipt Of the certificate you will what you
nre going to have, and then It your option to send
the dollar and take the article not ma7
thus obtain 60 Eateh d!A1po4d si1g. g set d
can they get than dollars worth, there are
no blanks The price Of Certificates Is "a follows:
for Is; sixsy;nye for 80; one hundred for s15.
Agents will be allowed ten cents on every certtn.
este ordered By them, provided their remittance
amounts to one dollar. Agents will collect a5 centa
ior every certificate, and remit Is u.s. either
IN cash OF postage stamps.
- Il. GAUGHAE 4 CO..
- 116 Broadway, New York.
q P9pers giving the above six lnss rtlons aud send
ing marked copy cfpaper. will be entitled one huL-
red Certificates, t.I.h1H1 Il il
, 1865-02-06

ONLY 40 CENTS.

And en investment and thorough s1iAl does not
"back up" the above Statement, tie money viii he
rcipnded. We say this moving tts merits, aud feel
confident that one Etal will secure for It home IL
every household.
% not waste awny With coughing when SO small m
spectacle Druggtst In town. who vii furnish Won viii
crcular Of genuine certificates cutcs It hAs made
~ Sold by Druggists eyc5JWherrx
, 1865-02-06

And TT though It is 90 sure and speedy In lh opes
1s vcfy Aceable to the taEte md may be adlnis.
aefed 20 children ot any age 4{31B <zaH - xEM
taken II season.
, 1865-02-06

ALL TO BE SOLD FOR S1n EACH.
N Gents Go1d Huotlng-Case Watches 80 to 815o
/ 80 4adles' Gold and knamled Case
Watches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S" n
seq Cents Hunting Case Silver watches S * %
goo Diamond kn9H. n9H.......-............... 50 - lo0
2,dM Gold Vest and Neck Chains. ..,.,,. Is s1
5000 Eold Oval Band Bracelets s,,.,,.....
900 Chased Gold Bracelets. S" 10
2,M0 GhnteiatnE Chains and Guard Chatn9 II n
s.9c1 Solitaire and Gold Brooches, 10
e,nt0 Lava and Florentile Hrcpchee.... 4
5Q@ Coral, Opaf and Emerald Brooches.
500 Mosaic, ,Jet, Lave and Florenttne Ear
800 Coral, opai and Emerald Ear Dfoos: 4.
400 Cal1f0fnla Diamond REea4t P4us.2sO ID
9.cG0 Gold Fob mud Vest Watch keys..,,250 Is
4,G0Fob and Vest Ribbon slldcs........, 34 ID
500 Sets OF Solitaire Sleeve Buttons,
Studs, etc. ttc............,,..,,...,.,,,,. So q
3,eoe Gold Thlmblts. Pencils, etc.....
l9,1G MtnatuTeI Iockets. kets................,....259"
4MU Magic Spf1DG....... IS %
500 Gold ToothpickB, Crosses, etc...... !" 8
oMQ Plain Gold Rings. ID
1000 Chased Gold Ringg. ID
~ eoe Ssono 6ct md 8lEuet Rin5s...--.,..zs0 Ia
l9,ttn EaHfofnia Diamond RfnS1.........., ." 10
e t3Go 360 sen Ladies. Jewery-Jeta and Gold. L
5000 SETS ladtes' JeWe1FJ-Cameo, Pearl,
10000 Cold fsns. sii1esr E1tsaiicn Holder.
1900 Gold Fens and Goid Mounted Hold:
500 Gold Fens :nd Cold E1isnscn : Hold
smo si!vtr Gooets and Drinking ;aps:.: s. 8
800 silver Ccstors.. Il" 50
Z, ,CCQ silver Ernt and Cake Baskets s..... a IA
, 1865-02-06
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
u1 BANK OF CHICAGO.
TREASURY DKpARTMKNT,

O11ce Or t.omptloller {; tue Currency.
WAaH.sa1oH. Uecenbe. a. 1sl.t
aadc5stgnsd. i hae pee3 made T. appear thGt toe
oi Chicago. County ot Cook and State Of uincia has
been duly organized under md according to the
Guregne1t2 Of the act pt ConGe1s ect1tec act to
Provide . National Currency, secured os pledge d
UntSc etates 9onds anc 70 ptoE1de t the EEe1laucn
h2a complied With III ct the proy!scnl o: sale net 70
Qulsed TO be complied with before cortasucta pRa{
nes Of banking under eA1d Scx.
Nov, therefore, i. HCsH Mcgu11oda, Com cerolle1
of the Currency. do hereby cer} that the Merchants
Rational Bank Of fldcAxc, Ia the Ettf Of Chicago
County Of Cook xrd Stste Of Illinois, IL authorized 10
cotD1encs the hrslneas Of tAni1nE under tho act
k5oYcsR!d
In testimony whereof witness my hand an< seat of
oEce this twenty fourth dag 9. December, lsel-
t30vt eesl.J HUGH MosuLLDCH,
tAS&G5GA CdmEtIollay OF tbf Currency.
, 1865-02-06
GRAY OR FADED HAIR

TO ITS NATURAL C0l0R.
C1ARKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
Surely ezasicates Dsndruh.
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR.
Prevents tts Failing on.
C1ARKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
Promotes is Natural and Healthy Growth.
C1ARks DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR,
tss IT, Il q nd hs
nothing viii dott-
C1ARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
Is most 1;axuE3ant Dressing little one s.ys;"1
c1AKKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
Contains no dirty sediment to be shaken up before
pIc.
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE EoR TIE HAIR,
Is Clear, Transparent Fluid-contains no Oils not
aDye, and has no delete1tous properties
u4AREY DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR,
Ii dekhttuJ Pertumed, snd does not turn rancid In
WA1m weather.
CIARKy DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TEE HAIR,
Is the only perfect Dressing and Restozer Of Coln1
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR,
,5 eay bottle .a
Give it a Trial.
~ For sale by Druggists generally. In city and
C. G. CLARK g. CO.,
PRoPR1EToEs.
NEW HAVEN, .-"- CONN.
General Depot,
% Lake-st., Chicago.
szk %h%;;'$S $h$fa x ysSH S41 5TFza
J. q. KEED 4 Co. C, q. SMITH
, 1865-02-06
A SURE CURE
#Fniril1al,
#eDicinal.
Dr. ,EAsTERLY's
IODINE AND SA1SAPAHiLLA.

This i the only medicine that Will cure diseases arising
ron Al Impure state Of tho blood, Etz:
Scrofula, or Kings EVIL, Cancers, Tu-
mors, Erupttons Of ste Skin, EFystr-
elas,ChFontc Sore Eyes, HingvoFms o.
Tetter, Sca1d Head, Old Sores, Fsvex
Sores, ,STel1lngs oft Glands, Lepro-
sf,W htte swcilings, Piles, nlotche,
Ho11s, pfulp1cs on the Fnce, Go1txV,
Rheumat1sm, Dropsy or Gravel, Liver
complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous AGce-
aons, General Debility, all ChronIe
diseases and all Diseases arfsfux
from the use OF Mercury.
sne s.sas s91e; Il hhsh
dnf9S dnnfnE Koes} @s t IELLo boCK. TfLLGi and ne
BE 4egetoos 81 With other 1aa
Gasss Process: TenGss p1spazs,on shs
ii to ,4s aR
'i DR efRss5S s1asS5 56ng SG s.
constitutional remedy, and hss stnaitaneoas aa
e non On r. vasi5ns systen e1etins ta
e Ss5i SH
* SAT5E a5S E ctKk rendered. GR
,bK. EAsTEKIf7s IobrE AND sAnsApARu1A
ses e M &C.
eaa n9em q ,P th
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
s9S f. ss's% " seds IL a =
EsEEHy 1RPE Or Sa44Hs;.
ssSi dEss Hssfs 81 T rs S$;s Isl R sSs Sssa
this medicine % their patients
81 tasS Z anoS IL Ss
n Fr1ce, 81 20 De, bott1e
, 1865-02-06

Conhdentill Physician. tsn pe committed 1t h. ofics
~ soR1h ClA1f-st-, corner Of Monroe. C1acaEo.
Hsf block nom the Fostotnce, OF I'll F6ronIc DIS
both sexca. which be reats With uapasa ted success
Rooms seParste. Ehe1e ladies' asd Gentlemen
eoars Mon T. m. 70 ?. r.. SUNDAYS, 70 10 l. a. N.
Addres. Poatoracs Box IL. 1nclose two st.mps and
get hls Guide to Health. desq-dsy1-ly q