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True Democrat., 1863-03-18
HEADQUARTERS TRANS s-MIssIssIpPl pRp.p-,rrvrI Little Rock, March 5, 1883.
Stop the Deserters.

kshfAlh DAVID C. GIBBS. born in the State of Ar A kan'as' resided when enlisted miles from Grand Jdcksoh county Ark aged 21 years feet inchpa he iir complexion hazel eyes. dark hair and by occI patton farmer was enlisted July 18th 1882 to serve three years and deserted about the ith November, 1882
 PrIvate THoS V. BRAZEEL born in Tennessee re4ide, when enlisted in Brecknrdge township Jackson aSeo = ears feet inches high fair complexion, bue eyes red hair and by occupation Imer was enlist e June 18th lso3 to yoar deserted about 4t November, l662 N " Private ZEBULAN wASABURN, born in Alabama rv- suea waen enlisted in Cache township, Jackson county hfR sSed A years feet inches high ialr complexion hazel eyes, black hsir and by occupation farmer was en-
 listed June s1 to servo years, and dssered about Private FRANCIS M SELF. born h Tennesses resided when enlisted in Cache township, Jackson county Ark eged ZS years feet 10 Inches high fair complexion grey eyes, dark hair and little deaf and by occupation far mer was enlisted JuAe 18th 1882 years sud de- serted sOout 18th January 1883.
 reward Of $50 will be paid for the apprehension and delivery of each one of the above named d6ser,ers
 c. M. MONTELJ, Capt O. G.
 , uauses Regt, acRae's Brigade, Ark. Infantry March II
True Democrat., 1863-03-18
Laws of the Confederate Congress.

BY AUTHoRTY.)
 (No. 30.)
 AN ACT supplementary to "an act concerning the pay and allowances due to the deceased soldiers" approved February 18th, 1862, and to provide for the prompt settlement of claims for arrearages of pay, allowances and bounty due deceased officers and soldiers.
 The Congress of the Confederate States of America do enaa, That claims due to deceased non-com missioncd officers and privates for pay, allowan- ces and bounty, may be audited and paid without the necessities of the parties entitled producing a pay roll from the Captain or commanding officer when there IS other official evidence of the amount due satisfactory to the second Auditor under such regulations as he has or may prescribe with the approval of the Secretary of War.
 SEC 2, The claims of deceased commissioned officers shall be paid to their heirs representa- tiyes in the same manner as similar claims of non commissioned officers and privates, are now or may be directed by law 10 be paid; and 10 as- sist the second Auditor in more etiectually carry ing out he provisions e this act and other press ing business of this office, the Secretary of the Treasury is, authorized to appoint an experienced accountant who, with the chief clerk, shall have authority to sign and attest such official business said Auditor shall approve and direct
 SEC. 3. The Secretary of the Treasury is here by authorized to employ in the office of the sec. ond Auditor many additional temporary clerks as he may think necessary, to assist said Auditor ill the settlement of the claims of deceased off cers and soldiers, the compensation of said clerks to be four dollars per day, and without any addi- tion whatever, for every day they shall be so actu ally engaged, except one, whose annual compen- sation shall be fifteen hundred dollars, the others to be paid weekly at the Treasury, upon certih cate of service of said Auditor.
 z SEC. 4. This act shall take effect from it's pas sage and the third section shall continue in force for twelve months and no longer.
 Approved Oct. }, 1862.
True Democrat., 1863-03-18

arrest him and take him to St. Louis. They got the wrong man, put him carriage, took him cou- pie of miles, hurried him up dark ravne and pro- duced lantern, by the light of which, they found 1t was not Train. Here is what Train says:
 These men came there by the express order of General Curtis, for no other purpose than to as- sassinate him. He to be privately arrested, and started for St. LouisAt midnight in carriage, and by order of General Curtis murdered the way He believes that in St. Louis they have an organized band assassins to murder those who do not submit have their opinions dictated to them by the General commanding. He believes the bed of the Mississippi is macadamzed with the from steamboats, by order of the military authori ties.
 H. could not endorse ancipation. and could not sugar coat soldier-strapped cotton specula tors.
 - In the report of the proceedings of the Con- federate Congress, we find the following:
 MT. Royston of Ark, introduced bill to organ ise and promote the efficiency of the medical branch of the military service.
 Referred to the Committee on the Medical De- partment
 Also-"Resolo<d, That the Committee on Mlli- tary affairs, be requested to report back to the House the bill referred to it by this House at its last session making provision for the maintenance and support of indigent widows and their ndgent families hay vlry sons and husbands in the army of the Confederate States" Adopted.
True Democrat., 1863-03-18

1.-TWO FARMS FOR sALE-I have two farms for sal, - In Msuuele township Pulaski county Ark, contain. ing ioo acres each in good state of cultivation for which
 Wt exchange for town property in Little Rock negroea or Confederate money For further particulars enquire Lsno or Blunt at the Reynolds house tho pre- missed W. H. RAINWATERS. 4 March II 4t*
True Democrat., 1863-03-18

TICE. vHTAS committed to the Arkansas Penitentary, bys. w sheriff of Pulaski county, on the 1st of S&9 November, 1861, certain Negro Man. calling his name John Said negro Is about 45 years old black ~N3 color inches in height, has pop eyes and pednent in his speech.
 He is the property Stephen Ba-eed who resides Vieksburg Miss and If not taken away the expiration of two years will be sold by the State.
 A. J. WARD. Dec 5. 1881. Dim. Keeper of Peaiteaidry.
True Democrat., 1863-03-18
600 Acres of Land for Sale

TN Dallas county, Ark, miles east of Prince- tor. 40 acres in a high state of cultivation, been cleared and years, two cabins. smoke house, other out buildings, and well of water good as the country aao-te, Thero about hundred acres creek bottom land and the rest good upland. am offering said land for three dollars per acre. Any person desiring to look at the same, will call on me in Pleasant's regiment, Gen. Fagan's brig ade or James Woods, miles east of Princeton, on the White Oak Bluff road
 J. P. VANN. Little Rock, Feb 25, 1863. 4w*
 d NTHONY HOUSE, LITTLE ROCK, ARK. A oct l5 1862 l.. PALMER, Propristoy.
True Democrat., 1863-03-18

\ NO.l Tanner wanted--con.tant employment "A given. Apply to TYRA HILL,
 Feh 25 4t Camden, Ark
True Democrat., 1863-03-18
Two Mules Lost-S5o Reward.


 Y WILL pay the above reward for the delivery I to me of two mules taken from my premises ia this city short time since. They were two large dark coloyed horse mules, of them quite black, 1ch too noiehes or undrbhs in the right ear ot each Of them, and the brand of ring with a in 1t on the hip or shoulder of each. The brand IS probG- bly very fent- the marks on the ear very plain.
 March 4 lS63 RlCH'D II. JOHNSON. NTOTICE-All Quartermasters, C. s. A., are l< notified not to pay any accounts due Peter Mankins, of Washington county, Ark. All per- sons are warned against trading for any notes or accounts due said Mankins, as they have been stolen. PEI ER AhNhlNS.
 March 4, 1863 At
 NXTANTED TO RENT--A comfortable Dwell w ling House for small family in pleasant part of the city. Good reference given Address the undersigned at the Newton place. on north side of the river, or Wm. II. Thweatt, at Post Com mssary. c. B. MAYO.
 Little Rock, March 1. 1863. 3ws
True Democrat., 1863-03-18
N c TICE

N O IT C E &SOMNITTED to the Ar snsss Penitentisry by the .. O jailer of Jackson county certain Negro Man. $D calling himself LOUIS, about fest inches high off black color, light build, about 25 years old unA known.
 Jhs said negro will be sold ct the expiration of two if not called for by ta@ owust. A.~T WARD, Der. (. 1SSi 2.u. KsSpss pf FsastSasAry
True Democrat., 1863-03-18

kf5IRaY-S25 REWARD--Straved from the subscriber
 H in McNeili's Regiment Mc4ae's brigade. dark bay
 horse years old trim built has In the ace and gabrande on left shoulder The above reward will be paid for the delivery of said horse McNeis Reg 4ent JOHN " L0WE.
True Democrat., 1863-03-18
Runaway &aves in tue Pen5tentiary
N or CE to the Penitentiary yemher. 1881, 8 csrtall

15,oNNITTED to the Penitentiary the l2th s-~&47E ' / dav of November, 1881, certain negro iggSNS9 Man calling his nape BILL, about feet my Es$y chs in hairht of a black color, about 2S years &AA i5 He saws he belongs to some man living NR-A near Memphis, Ienn , ~ N L .,,,h theI and take him array, or he will S-SS bs' soId at the expiration of two years to pay AA the charges A ;. WAhp -
 nac 6 1881. 24m. Keeper Of Psritenttary.
True Democrat., 1863-03-18

&sDA REWARD-Strsyed from my camp on Hot s A~ sS Springs road, MT Krks Saturday ght 7th inst, dark brown horse white hind foot sadde paid for his delivery Col C. Board st the ofdce of the Military Board, Maj J. L. Duff east of river.
 March II 2W* JOHN II. BULL8
True Democrat., 1863-03-18
little Rock, Feb. 25, 1863.
Notice,

a NTHONY HOUSE, LITTLE ROCK ARK. "A oct. l5 1862. J. L. PALMER, Propristo
, 1863-08-29
M{ste(lQtteuufs


tFtou tht Richmond Eht.I
Tho Ch.Eseston Cou,4es uakrs timely suggestion IN
recommending shs attention Of ouz government to thu
aad culture Of Calsa5a for tho prcses
vaoa Of the fealth Ct our eol4le1 THIS Article bAs
eject upon the vsr. ind guards tho ty1.eo
skns< osease By exposure and irregular diet. II u
Ao 1nat The great sucte Of the Plantation ntteis Of
Or.D'akn. which previous to our unhappy cu,tlts
was found In most Southern hont, Fas oT1nx to the
extract of cs1taJa Rask whleh1t contained - one OF
IT. PRINCIPAL tnCretlen~tn confirmation Of TIL. vr
havn hezrd one OF our most dtttnGulshed phykeaans
remark. th1t henercT 10 fit unEen from Ordinary
dietetc O. atmospheric causes ha Invariably resycd
h1nsef by Plantation Mtters. No7 taas these nste.s
cannot be obtained, subAttute should be prepared
Ne Understand our government hAs o9ened uegpu4-
un1s With D1. Uhke through secret gent but With
what truth Te Do net know"
We sre czceedtn1fy Obliged to tho Richmond Whiz
fos IL t1cbsaaee of Aud LAnx sype but ~ can
assure Our Gcvasnmaat" t.2t the Plantation Bttsrs
afs ros aAle to any secret asent North o. South
Iaesa y probably scveral other thinss that ouz Gov
e1urtnt" viii set want
We know that We haTo the best aad raot popular
medicine IN tia world. nc arc not afraid 70 ahoY
What It Il cotupoeed Of -'''.r'
PnJMc4ans arc compelled 10 recommeadlt.
cA1nAIA HA1K has been celebrated fcr over txp
hurd1ad and sod during Tia re4ku Of Louis
XVI. ki1g Of Fsknee for tho enormous price Of ii
OWE weight In silver. niArcnaskahla for Dy1pspz1a,
Feve1s, Teak1es, Constipation, Etc.
CAscAr111A B4HK.-For Diar1heA. Colic. and dis
cases Of tho stomach and bowels. =.
pAxDHIca.-FoF Inflammation Of the Lofns and
D1ols,cal Affections.
CAAAo411x F1ow1Ra-For caEeeblod Digestion,
LAvxaDn F1owKEA-Azpuaasic, stmr1.nt aad
tonIo-h&Eh1y fnyiKoEattnE IN ue1Tuus debility.
WN11HuHx11.-ForE Ee1ofnla, RhcunAtitm. Etc,
ASIsx.-A1 aromatic car1dln2tiye; csostsn. ntsh
muscle and Elk mu u1ed By totae,1 nur6[nf
, 1863-08-29
nR JAMES, formerly Of New;
osaeans3 xnose ua.i1aIed saoeess In the tre1t-

-
ent ofChroate. Nezcatal. Blood, md oths1 dsessss
THkT REQUIRE sEILLFuL TREATMENT,
n pern.aaeutty located himself At IS Rautnlph.
ttect Ckle&xo. Dr.. AueshrteonmendedbT bT tho mo
ea facultJ. and the almost entie pre Of the South.
Thousands Of unfoztuaates blesa Dr. JAMES, who.
Tut for hin. would bs living : miserable exist
f1ca. Ths cnI1ahe reputation Dr. James osio3 from
see Lake. "a the Cult II the teaut Of Jea1 Of STUDY
A1d observation.
pr. James uses 10 Mercury. Iodids Fosssat Ar1en1o
ar Bl:saps1illa. IN the treAtmsat Of blood dseaaes
hut anczs.a1iEet, Ehleh IL potttro cutu.
QTranic Weakness cured bJ 4 new a16 infanit1a
ethod. sxyirE bo.t tine ana e1ptass.
omce end psslor4 Ut IS Randolph street. tup stalrso
Etncn hour IRON sA II. uctn 8f II.
CONSULTATIONS IHvr914ADLH.
.fYfAE xudkEiE
, 1863-08-29

Entomology Of Events nf ChnrleAton.
The following is a carefully compiled chro-
noioey IT events ut Charleston from the first
dawn Of treason:
Dec. II. lsGo-The seeess!on Convention Of South
Dec 50 The Convention passes the Ordinance
Dec s6-Fort Mouittts eracu.ted md F Fo.t sniin.
Dee s-Poitmastc. ordered to remit SIS. COO
Dec. s0-The ArFerat tetxcd.
Jan: ?. 1s6f-Mr. Mcintyre. Of n. T.. nominated
Jan: s-Dra,. on sub-Trcasury not allowed to
Jan. 8 no further communication allowed BE-
jan. a-FoEts on aiorrts 1alsnd dro On the Star
J.n iG1e.tesses prepared to sesIstthe .pp.oalSh
Of the Brooklyn.
}.a: @ llIThs BEooklyn cruises Of: =. :
Feb. Buchanan 1efnses 10 surrender Sumter,
Feb e-su1hsnn'e Island declared uudet martial
Feb. .1s-Ammunition seized in New York. !;
teh. 92-The collector Issues a notice that all
Tesees from States ont Of the Confcdcraey. except
ss o.gs sDtf5es
fred At from Norris Island. .
Fol- sdmter would not Be- ali allowe @ to CIT snteTs - ee''
april rtlsEMltta,J forces Of chaticston ordered to
April sThe Harriet Eanc, Illinois. Baltic. Yan-
kec and Uncle Ben iea1e New YosE i' for' Fort es
Sumter.
ARTi 7!2:as floating battery anchored near
april 11-BeurrEa.d demands the surrender Of
mcnsed, '''S''A11" " QUINCY eo1a-
APrl is-ghe ariDg Kept mp on sumtes-Ms,or
APlil14k-4ajor Anderson leavcs la the Baltic
May 19-British shps seia.ed admission into the
port, ~
May 10 and a0-8inkin9 OF stone feet in thn
harbor. ~ A "'~A' A~-' 49, ''4'
junes-Thc p,iyatecr aayannah canturcd bv Tim
brig Perry. 'o
June sEEuclIsh ahtp Minfon. with "a mn st.na
Of arms, captured by Tic Union.
Aug a-1 Dsitish steamer runs tho blockade.
the Vsnd.lia;
Sept 2+-Besuresard takes command at Charles.
ton. =, "
oct 12-The Thcodo1a, with Mason and sildcll,
cseapcs.
Oct- Ping IhonAs watson captured and
,aS No'. IA aasal engagement In Port Royal har-
Edso gA . esf qss aseed ihe S9h
n11ss nnac ,s-r,rc A. a..,,ov, t7s ,n,,,,,.
ne ~, 1Saio dSs1f5s d 11e doaildlngs T., ~,
ha5So;: @ ~ As1 '"ln'le 'q'Aa'0o eohs IN 'ns
Jan. 1ee3IThc E1la Wstley runs the blockade.
Jsn x@-olhkihg OF Tie second stono aeet tathe
"oa rS - oo ,h..
fFep. AEIatce steamers Iun the blockade.
hsaTa !er@sen. HunteF tAees command Of tho
0epalsMcat a1s qn ot toe eo1tu.
Ia9c - ~: H',si H3 9a saaea a4lann-
yn9 = Sd-1 -edn q !Moa! G ealn captured.
,san' Ss' 1ooa-1no l. I. ataaa captured by teo-
W T., ~ -ru. p-+r..., n,,x, ..n.u,
ysn M-Rrbs; rsIes ,s9n M1ya. IIapsufea I e.
49, ~ 2a@gost !ams @Ake io1ay On oloekaae
ness an1 pe11aeSatu oesl1fes tae olosK41e raised
ESp. !o-oinela1 oeaaal ot INC saasinS OF tho
ps2ekaqe' n.-
TsS' Tee 1s-ano r Tha TTao5 aI1ses: n.ss,..,
Ecp' a9-nac ~ 1Nopatu aitlsgn:
Fcn. S@1nc M Huacn Q! tne ware aestEoyta.
, 1863-08-29
5pstlal u ufttsf.

TIIE Great West is the promised
Ia,d ii the rscs ot rllicos. both n the old World
End tue new Tia FERTILE roll AID magnificent orportu
1es to1 It yelerrcn. The great source. Of it, At
i7ac,ots But slcns is beautiful streams lurka
a.a,h ot uaott deadly lanuence which IL tho great
drawback Of that s3ae:d!d region. and uuss remain
~ foT many yeass' to Goes. Emierants aud othess
ho ca-tcrplAtc sttt,eme1t IN ttat Bection. Will do
Te 10 provide theatelycs wtLh tho only thashta
SGT been found ef1clent speedy and certain We sAa
No6TkTffKB CELKBR ATED BtT1ER3. which has
hnAtcned Eurdseds CON IN untiuol5 grave Thedr
operation upon the agesurc czEans soon felt to b
Denenc!ezt, without being violent.
For eate b1 Druggists xnd dealers generally. tve:5
.where = u3-k6Jt-lM
, 1863-08-29

1ha 1t The NEST delightful &nd exttaosd:naE3 azt;ce
xrer discovered It chsnEes tho burnt fkce and
rands to pearly aat1n texture OF saTsanE beauty.
fmv4,t,ns tho Earhlc purity OF youth. ana the DE-
.rsouz arpeararce 70 Inviting In tha city bells o
Eashtoa 1sreDorts tk1. .fttck}es. puples and rough
neu from the skin. leaving the complexion fcsh.
sznlpsEtEt and eEooth. 1t coutalns no material in-
furious to The Ekda. patFonixed by Act1ea*es 4Qd
Cpera E,n2er1- It IL what eresJ lAdJ should hATa-
Mold e*ttywtere-
DEmAS S. BARNE8 T. CO.,
- hs9 IN General Agents. :92 Broadway. Il. r.
, 1863-08-29
propusals,
DROpOSAL FOR OATS

PROFOoAL . FUN oA -
Assrs1AEr CrAk7EHdASrxLso ofT1ox,f
FoH4ak bxrAKTxKxr. IT, s. A.t
81, Lofts, MO-. AuKuAt ~. lSs
6ea!el Proposals. xtn be received a. this ofdeo until
Il O'Clock H.. Saturday. August =. 16s, LOT
10000 BUSHELS 0F OATS.
To be delivered IN st. Louis No. It tho various 5tsAn1
6est Laadiszs Est!ro1d bepoo and 0oys.aneas
Warehouses. nee Of charges. or On Th1tt beats =
CaIo N taHs IA f:oga @ sa 2 2 1 o
seEs!a,s DslEenes to co@menfs sspss1@5sT p ri 1t; s,
nckl. 8 pounds 70 20 baahel sae,ecs 70 Inspection
lids will cot b. fr loes thaa 100 t busde1.
C&Ah aepp4ItS NUT b tnadc WITH oac1 ptoPosA X
dollar. ~ taea ioa o ba.a.
f1ti4 to bond u the contract 10 AH1Ide hin,
Check1 Hfll not be received II do potts,
A bond 70 tho amount Of twenty PEI cent. Of th6
valut OF The contract ANkfded !iEred b. two respoa.
tlnle au1ele1 conditional for thu fAsfu ens
OF tie copttsct will b fequlte3. A. addlnonAl stcu.
mr. ttp the value OF tha quantity awarded
wifi 10 Titthe!d n ON nrst delve.ies.
pepQtiteH musk he In separate p&ckaXt1, Aad louy
endorsed With tho tldaer's name. ard amount ea-
Htds shsu,d BE- erdorscd "rsoposal, for oats:"<
BddeFs mint b. p:sse ii when the hIds Are oPens4
The right Is reserved to !e!ers any q ~ n o;a@
aus1.s.xtot Capt. and q. T. n.
, 1863-08-29

DR. HUNTER TREATS ALL
~ Chronic Diseases. sucn q Colds Coughs Con.
atya K.sddgr sad ~ goEs Dy,PsHs'n p!si51ne., ,i7
Tniie BSalasss, aad ii eonpiziats q Voaaea nd
children: 5o!e EJ1s eEd Ian. Cataract piscoa.ges
iEoa1lny sad BuxxtEE SCuEd1. Dr.. Hunter ID the only
EAECKs8' r. OLD CORES Or uLCKRs, TUNERS.
WENS Pills AND FISTULA,
without cutting With tbs fofe. Anlettsss M1ss Son-
BOZ sy:a Hoarx t1f fsuaS T. X. to sP.M omes5i Ran:
dolph stree, corner OF Dearborn. Chicago. 1tAnoA.
iaeS HGrIy
, 1863-08-29
FROM NEWBORN.

Things in Newport-Thc Oorao-Posttl-
= Lions There-Thc R4llH-High
sClnuEc hero now.
, 1863-08-29

TO Ayod trnroat1on. Observe the 8tknat7tH andLlEo
nt.s Of Dr. stephsa 9yset gn Gvefy ,sPsl ~ eso
Etals or each bot1e. without which uouo ar9 xenaaaa
RICHARDSON CO..
6ola PFopfidtors. Norwich. c.
Fof qala By Lord 4 BMITH. 0tnafa1 Wta&a<n
Ak.nt. 2 Lsko st1set. Chicago ssa * ae.sss
, 1863-08-29

M EDICAL CARD.-A1ary: Fl.
III Thorp.oa. u. :. = E1ada4se Of The Nsw Enf:.
aano0nees thas sho hss epened IN oce IN this CITY.
Havin< H1.eaced JeaI IN the New retE lnn!rmasy !1
-pst.ora4r OF the people cf Chicago and vicinity.
sO01cc E8 Stata s:1eet. Omce honrs from toll II.
1pi&kS1i-lu MARX E. THOMPSON. N. D.
, 1863-08-29

#W We hare received No. !, volume !, Of
tho Natchcx Onion Courier, thoroughly
loyal md Union paper, first started at MT:
chez, Miss. It il a cheering and significant
sign Of tho times. .
, 1863-08-29

-; paoYrpKEcK.R RI.
. 9oat bY LORD 4 BvrTH 14Aa,ees,e D,1sx.sssx =
Lxe stsret. Chicago. H. Geae:nl VI eAa.7 ATt.A. z
*1VGe 7<o4s9 nA{ b4 k33lpatet. ie1tTa IHfA1
, 1863-08-29

95HHSi 953ISi5Ns - ,s ssa. c.Ds sss.ssn
GtR3MiHAs GGtfRs3MiNIAs.. z:s s tors. .G.pt AtlouM.
The ahoye ns.t-claw. powerful RrtA4 burt, Irra
Ttea@1o!ps fE:ta7 ttRht coppa1tncns) Win sati Hn3
s1Sfcase EkiDAY commencing on the 5st July.
aaey kfe et!eS r fo1 0rst, second xad third olHE
tosry othes Lneof steautn w.
KATE Or PAaAA96 FEoN ERw YoEx-1Ss c1ask n.
- slass ~: 50 class fsSerayabe In t. S. Cufse1d7,
TOY QuKKNEruwH TO LIvxRrouL-t7S rs aud 81
70: FaAsagr Apply to WILLIAMS GUIOE. q Yul<
sou Atlcet EeW York or
denefai Fs1saxu Agency cot1es q Lake and IszAuF
ESfeet. Chicago .EyS4pN&kR
, 1863-08-29

HAIR DYEf HAIR DYEli
5E4r II THE WoHLp. The only 1IAnxlEAA, TRCK aud
EKI1ln1k DJe knoxu. This rplendid Hair pyeA
e GIo1sr Hack or EATuaAL R1oH:s. without In-
farlnE the Hnis or 1ntng tho Skin leaving the AaE
sr1tornE f pristine color and rcctaes the effects
OF Bad DytA The Genuine ~ signed WtLLIAX a.
EAfpHx16t Ill othe1 40 rnete limitations aud ahoult
Ba:xlaT 1t5tet, New York 1ys G9sTly
, 1863-08-29
Every Horse Owner

bhould haye ehs 1rmety It hand, f9s it, uely uta u
the ART appearance OF Iamoness Will sdcctuany pro
Trot thoAt formidable diseases to which AL ho!te9 ~
liable, md which rendes 10 maAy Otherwise TaluAoe
oyw four hundred voluntary teIttnonta1s 70 the
wonderful curative properties Of THIS 11nlmeat naFe
heen reoAiyed within the lakt TWO yeAEs and may Of
taeM fum poEsons In tAs highest ranks ol nfa.
, 1863-08-29
+ s. SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAB

126 Clark Street., Uhlcaxo, III.
sole ptop.5etor md 4nufsctureF Of tbs Hard 11ooa
Tzuss. This T1uas Will c1rc RurtnFe. val neFar 1un
chae E1lt at blister nees tho cord rom ~ Ffe&1nfn
Il 1lWry1 cloe1 md good - naw. MA1u<actutuT A0d
dealer ~ Shoulder Dsace2 Abdominal 6upp9sess. alk
Dr W1cof : FatentArt'n Leg, mAanfaetnrtd by
C. 6toHp.d. III ElAyk etrEet, Chicago, Ill. dhk many
Important ID a5t1zes o7eT sny other Limb Known. q
NalE1ntsd 70, Easa perfect saast.sHo9 sead iof
, 1863-08-29

7fnRHd fBnRHdtsEs. Girls AND Nd ~WouEDs. PILES.
AED. NERVouB Dls0KDERs-
For III Of which It Is 4 speedy and certAla remedy
And never fails This LEi11ent Is prepared from the
FIctre OF Dr. Etephea SEtet. Of Connecticut, the
famous bone sntc1 ald has BEEN used IN hl1 rEacdea
for ncsc than twenty Etass with tho most Astounding
'usn 4s An A14Ev1AroR or PAIN, it l. un,t.aned
nost ikrptieal nay hd convinced By single t1tAl.
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, 1863-08-29

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C0MMISSI0N MERCHANTS,
10. u Houth Water street, {AkEo1 Build!n&}
- CHICAGO. llIKoI1,
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, 1863-08-29
M ISIS HEATH'S SCHOOL,


Cor. Third avenue and JAcksor ..,eet.
VIII Commence the Fail Term,
AUGUST NsT, lsd1.
, 1863-08-29
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7NROY FEMALE SEMINARY.
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ot moro than Hetty rrnfessof1 and teachers
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, 1863-08-29

WEST CHICAGO LADIES'
SEMINARY, H! West Randolph street.
The third ycAr Of thta Institution viii torumfnce ol
,. MONDAY. 6EPTEABHR 1STH-
a limited number Of boAtdtKS can bo received For
earculafs Adcreas MISS G. A. GEE &c, Box 844.
Chicago. u1nolA. ', AuH-k7A-.~
, 1863-08-29

VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
AT LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS.
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1ArKSDAl. thG 11ta day Of ssp:e enber next Circa.
cation TO the undetermined "
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, 1863-08-29
PEARCE & CO.,

CONFUSION mERCITANTS, :
Ab South Tater 1tect. tcp stsiss) Chicago, In.
Adyaocea tuAdo on conkaKn2cats 70 Woodruff h Co.,
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, 1863-08-29
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