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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-12-23
az By an order from Gen wasbb0rr

sg By an order from Gen washburn,
we learn that the 18th regiment will not
probably be filled so as to DO mustered
before the 9th Of January, and conse-
quently the men cannot be credited to the
State on the last call. selectmen must
not therefore rely upon any men enlisted
in that regiment to gil their quota, but
must get enough beside. | 'fat N9dg
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-12-23

THROUGH THE NoToH.--On Sunday last.
FIVE men, with two horses and double
sleigh. went through the Notch from
Cambridge to Stowe. This is beginning
pretty early in the season to try rough
roads. and shows that it cannot be such a
very hard job to make the route passablc
in all seasons
. ca The quota of Burlington is full
and men are still eDlisting at The rate of
three or four day. 0c sf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-12-23
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The State Temperance Convention met
in Burlington on Wednesday last. the 9th
inst. and was a spirited meeting. The
conviction prevailed that intemperance
was upon the increase. 1t was deeply
felt that something must be done to turn
back the tide of moral ruin that is pour
ing in upon US. The discussions were
mainly upon the question of the duty of
sustaining and enforcing the Prohibitory
Law. 1t was the almost unanimous sen
timent of the meeting that the law must
not be given up-that it is good law,
can and must be enforced, Great impor-
lance was attached to the formation of
Prohibitory Law Leagues, as recommend
ed by the second resolution. Sucn a
league has already been formed in the
town of Williston, numbering 65 men,
bers, pledged to stand together for the en-
foreement OF the law. One of the men,
bers Of that league, who was present, gave
and account of its organization-what it
had done and what it purposed to do.
Many of the members of the convention
from various parts of the state said 1--WE
will try the same thing in our town when
we get home"
1t will readily be seen that these leagues,
while they have for their specific purpose
the enforcement Of the law. may and will
probably become effective organizations
for the promotion OF temperance by moral
influences.
The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year:
President Rev Eli Ballou, Montpelier
Vice Presidents, -Dr. Lorenzo Sheldon, w.
Rutland James H. Murdock esq. Woodstock;
Hon. N.m. Hebard, Chelea.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary--Rev.
l.. I'll Stone, Northield
Treasurer-Geo. W. Scott, Montpelier.
Authorized Foster, Montpelier.
Executive Committee - Rev. &. B. Drake,
Chairman Royalton; e. w Willard, Montpelier;
Edwin Fisher, Cabot Rev. A. j.. Cooper. Mont
peier; Rev. Pliny Barnard williamsburg } IS.
Spaulding, Barre; Hon. Walter Palmer, Wood
stock
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-12-23
The following resolutions were adopted /:

Resolved, THAT the cause of Temperance is
suffering more from the apathy of its friends than
the activity of its opponents, and that as the in
luence of an inconsistent temperance man is
greater against the cause than is the effort of an
opponent, or of the example even of drunkard,
that it becomes every active friend OF temperance
to be earnest in the support of the Prohibitory
Law, ana active in helping to enforce it, as well
as to set good example of consistent temperance
before the world.
ResolveG,-1hat we recommending formation
of PrOhibitory Law Leagues in the several towns
in the state, whose object shall be the vigorous
enforcement OF the Prohibitory Law.
Resolved II hat we recommend the revival of
County Temperance Societies which shall assem-
quarter ly in which the prohibitory Law Leagues
shall be represented.
Resolved THAT in view of the notorious fact
that officers who are charged with the execution
of the Prohibitosy Law often connive at its vio-
laton, we will, in fidelity to our temperance
principles, support only such men for Office as we
have good reason to believe will faithfully enforce
the Prohibitory Law.
solved,-That we recommend to the next ses-
sion of our State Legislature to repeal the law
making the States Attorneys a sala led office.
Resolved THAT this convention deem it prop
er to request the friends of temperance through
out the state to keep ever present before the pub
lie mind the fact United States license for the
sale of liquo- furni hes no protection from pun
i.hment for any violation of State Pl ohibitory
Law.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-12-23

A NEW INvENTIoN.-M essrs. G. H,
Wheeler & Co., 5 & Essex Street, Boston,
have made some very important improve
ments in the Stereoscope Producing an
instrument which is not only neat and
compact but the principal features is the
arrangement of the focus, by which it is
adapted to different eyes,-it being neces-
sary for this purpose to vary the relative
position of the picture from five to lime
inches. Many have failed to appreciate
the stereoscope for want of this very fea-
ture.-but we think no one can fail to adj
mire the Bellevue Stereoscope,' for 50 it
is called, beautiful view Pictures view.
ed in it appear as If living. 1t is nicely
got up III Black Walnut with silver pla-
ted mountings-and costs but So. Sent
by mail for $780,. Also. fine assert.
mcnt Of Pictures, at % cents each. Lib
cral terms to the trade.
ca The late freshet left the banks of
the Lamoille strewed with cakes of ice
deposited by the river on its return to its
ordinary level. Between Cady's Falls and
Morrisyille. in places, the water carried
large cakes across the road. The river
must have risen some six or eight feet.
The ice was nearly foo. In thickness, and
the river above this point was pretty gen
orally closed over, and the deposits of ice
much greater than below, in johnson and
Cambridge. (. d bswgo s....
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-12-23


iii7 "a Mr.. Wait has singing school in
Waterville. and will soon commun &c one
in Bclviderc jd a.> a0
EB G. n. Clark, Of johnson. offers for
sale a large amount Of personal property.
which will be sold at Auction tomorrow.
Thursday. He coDtemplatcs moving to
Iowa, aud is selling out preparatory to
doing So
thga GJ Real estateiu osr village seems to
be changing hands slightly. r. S, Page
exchanges sixty acres Of land lying in the
north part Of. this town for the residence
of G. R. Loveland. and Henry Lilly has
purchased the sawysrrssidsuca
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-12-23
FESTIVAL AND OYSTER SUPPER.

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society of
this village will hold Festival at the
Hall of the American House in this vii
lage, on Christmas Eve, Friday the 25th
d inst, and in the course of the evening will
serve an Oyster Supper to such as choose
> by,cpartaking of and paying for it, to
contribute in that way to the funds of
the Society. The attractions at the hall
will consist of various amusements, such
as getting letters from post-ofice estab-
lished for the occasion, and superintendent
by one OF the ladies of the Society. who
expects to be able to furnish letter, on de-
mand, to anybody wishing one, so that
impatient lovers or others may be graft
fled at only slight advance from Uncle
Sans rates, without the vexaton of
waiting for the mail" In the course
of the eveningja cake containing geuu-
line gold ring, of the value of $500, will
be cut and sold in small pieces to such as
are willing to risk trife for the chance
Of, getting o prize A bag called a grab
bag" containing various articles worth
g from one 10 fifty cents will be passed by
"Mrs. Darlington" accompanied by like"
and on the payment of triac, any one
may put in the hand and take out some
thing, with the chance Of getting many
times the worth of their money.
n Several songs, glees, choruses, &C., by
Hyde ParkerS, will be introduced during
the evening,
On the whole, it is expected that pso-
pie who attend will pass pleasant even
ing, and, if they do not find it prqftuble,
We hope that the money they may leave
will contribute to the happiness of many
q sick and wounded defender of our ma.
tion's honor.
, 1863-09-27

Ut1eAn11 wtossan n led Guoee&s In thetreAS-
ent ofCneonin. Aesens1al dood. and osner dseasef.
THAT REQUIRE 6KILLFuL TREATMENT,
n pGtmaaeaty located hlmseu 1t 81 RAadolphs
ttseet ChicAro- Dr. jarunsts recommended By tho Ea
utal sAcuty md tho almost entire Of south
Taousaads OF uEforEunste' bless Dr.. %A1aKA Hbe,
tut fpt hin would b living + mlAsrab.~ exsst.
taos The sov&Aole reputation nr. James enjoyst \
che Lakes 10 TIA Gall i the result Of JeA<s a< sudy
Id ooservkt1oa. -.
a,y-3Rnes uset 10 AefcurJ, lodide. POTASH Arsenio
It arsapAs1h IN the trcAHasent Of blood dseAses,
sat = Ee1t,AltzAf. which d poe,tire cu7e.
OrKAnlo Weakness cured By nav aad inlAllhls
ethod. saviaE both time and expense
Ofop sad paraos II 81 Randolph sire .tup-ssstss3
0xee hnuzs tzo1 "a u. nnt1aP II
poEHULTATI2.:''a MY1oLABLH.
fyk-&E 1md&Nt1
, 1863-09-27
tflcDifinal


"Asils MA On hse lip. heath waA in aar 1oak.
s4esasa wns \ hsz step aa4 In Asz hAAds-P&asatiea
B.ttan.~
FG.-T.-18oo-K. .. si:...
I" " - -, .,g
Am~ bo.tfi4 IL p!satAtioa n,.ts7s - ,.>:....s
Tllrure nAE1oxa Hesdaehe. + ~. =. ,
Cold k1trssit,ts md xaretsA Lses. ~.
Sour etosaaoh and fs,id Hssasa. = . ~,
3sssa'eacT sad Indigestion.
her1oss AaocraaA. :
- kse"aAa's Fatigue and saaes p,eA&a, :...::
TA1A oyaF Tbs kyex, p:
GsatAl DuaPoadoaay.
.. ,Ssossras!on uraat NeakneH
wa!ea AZ i. s. sss.nes wes's.'aa y; weak poTsAe
ltvKlk COMPLAINT Aur, ,v,,..: ,>:~
A!s chtix sted taAt ssFoa tenth. ~ ", ~ o. q
/. psocc*o 4soa aheAata ind tosn!d i've %s AT,.-
teese4sons Of tho liver oyerno ..ar .nsn 80 Dte1
poison no eatss ssssau aaa ezalbls tas soo,s s1s.
toms. -. ~'s s@As-
After long research, 10 ara able u nr...,. ..
remarkable cuse TOT these horsd nlxat,uarr a...s.
tbs world has eysr psodncdd. Wlta!n one ya.r c--
Nx hundred and foytJ thousand pe1Roas ~
pantstion Httszs, aud not III instAnns Of Compliant
hAs coma to our kroxledEel
It'll mc1t Entttual toEir and Ag1ecants sHunlant
suited to Ill conditions Of Lie.
Tho reports that It reneG upon mineral sub,*ssoea
tor ls active propezt.ea. sra wholly flse For hi
public sattstaettou, aud thAs patients may eoasuhdf
phJs1eians. we apDead ust Of it, eompoaeota-
CA11sATA BA1x-Celehrhtedf fos orc: two hundred
ysasp In tbs tseAtment Of Fever Aaa Axue Dy1pspes
Weakness DC, It va introduced into Kpfope bY t*a
Countees. wife Of thu V1cdsny OF Pesa Ia 1sa md Il
teTNs1da sold By tho Jcsults Fo1 1x 1xoxxopa rx1U
or t1t OWE Wight III Guv11, under tho n4;ua Il
Jksu11's PowpxRs. and Wal 8ossly made public bY
Lout1 XVI. KlDE Of Franco. Humboldt makes spee4s
rnfesenee to it, feoztdga qualities during ha Bouta
American t1avels.
CAscAK1IlA RAkK-For Dtas4 4>sA eo4ic and dIseszek
Of tho stomach and bowela.
nAanx11os-Foz Inflammation Of tne 1otns md
dsopGtcal Affections.
caAaozt1x F1owxRs-Fos eutsenled digestion. !.
toula-highfJ lnviKozatlnz In nerrous debility.
TNIKK0xxxN-Fot sczofpla fheur sdao Ma
Aa1sx-An aromatic casminAstve; Creating dtsa
muscle and ntlk: muec used By mothers nu.snx.
Also. Glove buds. osaoke, cazzAway, tozt.udse
kaAkeroos, &c.
B-T-Isa-x.
Ancthes wonderful tesred!ent, Of sos,tsh ozts4x.
tp&tttog beautJ to the complexion and bst1ltsseysv
tho Eint. II yet unknown 10 tho conn,eyce of tte
world. Aad ws withhold IT. lama ter tho present.
INFORMANT CERTIFICATES. ="
RocRH*FxR. n. T, Decombu e. 1sst
AesGs. r. H. DHAkx d Co..--l a3ru beea q roas
sufferer nom DJ1petslA tor three four yutss and
had to abandon my profession About thsae month";
1Eo uaed the Plantation Bitte1z. md to ny xrest
JOY. lara now neariy veil Haan. 1haye recammea4-
Cd them Il soTeE easea. and ~ r u Know lxzJs
With signal benefit,
lam respectfully you1s. Rgv.1.a uATHoRH.
PH1IAnf1rH1A. 10th Month 18th Day, 1R
R1zP1crHD fK1xsD-My daughter hsa bsta uue&
henented BY ths use Of tny Plantation B1tsez4 Thov
witt send mo two hottleamosu
Nv 4&nA
, 1863-09-27

~ dc1rh stscet. Chicago. tup-4tAirs5 tseass Ill
Ch.cntc, CntAtcors And Ncseu&l Disekaes. In male
u rn.la. Cus.s klArantesd. Patients living 1t
dissAnce can consult BY lstt4s, With confidence by
encioipE tan ceata to Insure reply Good city re-
tern1 CO. Efsnn ~ to ability aud kucccA In prsatos.
6ooEos for patients coming fro \ distance, Nedi
ens PUT pr aL Int fsee from 10 any part
OF the county, All Communications hold strictly
co2tteaslAl ?, o. Boz ssaa. ssef,mss1 2Ki.
, 1863-09-27

Tout TFho8
TerrillTrcadweu
Turtle Richard
TAvtlan Edwd
Thoms John Il
ThEuopGardner
Tomlinson John
TA1eott L.a1ie A
Turner Joh1
Taber Hawk
Tsapp John 2
Totkeleon An
drew 2 .
Thorna Henry
Thur1noRfch4rd
Taylor q CO
Taylor Henry
Taylor Peter
Taylor Wm2
Taylor &Rogcr
Taylor John
Taylor Sapol'ou
Taylor Benz 2
. Thomson Jos II
ThompsonThosa
Thompsoa Rich J
Thompson Geo
i 4uU~ u F44G
Thomas Theo-
bold
Thomas j. Buck
man
; Thomas JoAhua
Thomas James
sTruteel T "
' Tuaotson Thco
Hlton s P
Townsend Sen
% = ~
r o N pkin
Franklin
Tfetecott mr.
, 1863-09-27

To Agent Raymonds Cook. % Chicago 4va.
nue....t Dearborn street =. Z P 8, No u Ran
dolph street.. .C1ark|s Sarge Machine Co. ...J
H.. In Answer to advertisement. NO nsnso Etven,
rooms 3 and over eturgs's bank .~E!ssett'a
....J Il T& Co....F O box s858. Fifteen Do1-
lsts Sewing Machine Co.. Manager Of the North
Missouri Fatlso1d. s"'s '"-F - =.
, 1863-09-27

HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEll
BRsr n THE WO1I.n The only HAKNLfse, TEu1 and
exII.m1 bye k9orn This sGlsndla 81 HA;s .fsy:,1 pys,
70 4 GLosET Bf-4cL OF EATUaAI. BxowH. Without r
turing The Hair o. Staining tho Skin leaving tho HAT
rrS:pT3aE III psine color. and zectnes tho u elects
az Had f}yeG Tno Genuine II Hkned TIH1tAx 4.
BTnof. IN othe11 aTe rnezo Invitations, ana ahould
s. a1olded. SOLO by ~ Drugx1sts. &os FSct2Iy. 81
Bafrlar street, New York. 1J3 E47.H
, 1863-09-27

Asnils VIA 1aa on Aae lip. hsath wa4 In tar 1oak.
a4erS St Na& tsz ktap aa1 Ii Asz k4ad2-P:&a$esiea
bNtdrp,~ :
, 1863-09-27

l. u now deferred from chGt ring The
WNfhKEHB OIL NuBrAUME
From fr6. sra5 or ~ ndy toA Fteh nt&Ck u! NhoHN
hr = toAf Of injullnE or stAihtnE the skis.
ClKaKTA DOft0'N DXE
u hAtmfcs ~ water. mild - nsw milk. and
Thuk TU NATURE
u the rrtxnietttt ce1oss It !mrsrts, AAnufkcturp3
bJ j.GtiSfAbsll's :. Astot Homo. Nav TorE, Bo}d
evtryH L. 10, ar Applied hy al lt4tt nrNssarb
itttt ~ a1 bo And - PET boz. according 70 si1e.
, 1863-09-27

WhlteWmCprnf
IWueon David
Whlted WlllleW
White Chas
Wlekpf PIetTie
Wron8 Peter
WIete Pr
WinsoF Angus P
White patk ..
Will ChAs
Wilson BIIly
Wff+on A1H
Withcrru HI It
Winton Byron ]
Witherel Asa B
Williamson BF
Wtg1ius A s
W6itAksr a "
Swing J. Musae1-
10&p
Efgely Fredk
Workman WINS
Woodruff VIM
Wright John u
light ] r
Woodward Jas L
Wood Jack q
Woodward Jas
Wcfiman IQ ;
Woods Vim Il B
Wfeun 9eoL rev
FW right ] T
Woodward 81
NToodhall Goo
] Wright EN-
Wood Geo &
Woodaey RQbost
Woodruff 4 a
Woodnsan D s.
Woodward B d
Wood GhAA Il
lWoodrn1n Chaa
Weight re
kWymAn Il r
Woodward 1MG
rWNnar Geo :
1Wtlaon b smith
W&hher d eta.
TcHA'
Wallace i Read
! Ing
Young Bon; T
, 1863-09-27

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
In TA1.IoW, LARD. GKKAAK. Ae-Tn4 HndsF-
S11~6 n45 f4a particular attention 70 tna nAia OF I'll.
~. "a Ii 9oa9 skocka, Any ooaHGxrssats esas u
ns.n VIn 10 rfnmYn7 dhposed q. and 91icx returns
VeNKJ .ps1otutEt Ertua @ ~ ssaataE tnstf ~
GesseAto AHRAA KEtaHt 90E9a :.
, 1863-09-27
VkfeHpotR, aVN&. 0vRs. " *oS1* 1.... -.-.s+-
DROPOSALb FOR SAWEI

Al tho Abovo lumber naus4 be of Tho best QutHt{:
Ete from uupound knots makes Of Futx ~ be cut fls
Is s,tts gren ana square nn III tbs eotDe9a Full 10
~ os sod @ q as tss N aSnss e ",
ne gsf of esps5sssa} .1n 1st y
aboye atsFia 10 be dn3ivarsd 1t the sta oe
the Indianapolis A5seoal. abcut one and ~! miles
rom the STATS Cepi&ol and half ne north Ct int Ma
Dof Itoad tuch tisnoa and ii sueh Quantities u
n}As rsnsf bs addroxspd to Capt. r J. Tse&dWen
Sidrknce Department, Indianapolis indiana aud VIZ
81 orened 1t II n October ~, ISL 11ke ~
raftment. nor a, CO uubas. Ohto ,r.ru,
seAu4asu crot Of ordnanca. OomruANdtoK
, 1863-09-27
EAGAN'g MAGNOLIA BALM,

4 MONG THE MANY PRE-
II PARATl0Ts nov before the public. a. certain
Cuit1 for the F6vef aud AKue, pnue hATe bean 5e-
essysa x.te sgc9 s,Pssisl l.1oi e shat e9sW1 q
TERI THIS tonic haa been circulated. and ite many
y.9ss prom19 ated thEonEhoet tns 6tases s1d evssy
soma d3eadful case alBhod BY the Of their
celebrated H!tte1." IN our principal e!ties. there
dar2sshinE thsiE y Asatonc Il !: boss
action upon tho s1s.em. Of ceTtA:n cure tot the
o1pa rS9S "a Ass: pa I'll other
tor ESQ By Druggists and Dsale.s generally. every
Whd1e. seL 1la63t1-T&Fa
4 RTlF1ClAL IEGS.-C. Stat
IA ford. Rote proprietor and manufacturer Of DK.
W1Lc0LB FATEET ARTIFICIAL LEG. hAs been
Gsnt. which haa appointed him 70 supply them g als
ah1ed BoldIe11, 1KxI. OFde1H addressed to G. STAT
xIRU i2S ea1th l1xxk se1eet, Chicago, VIII faceiys
mmedl.te Atteauou- Send far Panph!ets.
70 Box 4Eb Scp1am11lm'MW WAF
, 1863-09-27
4lltcage Wr1buue.
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER 2S, 13Bs..s


Remaining unDallcd for Ia b.. ohto.vo po,t
0flpa.
, 1863-09-27

eold b1 LORD :. ~. Nae!esaie ptsaxk:2~ = ,
Lake Et1set faieexo: "os3M "4ssfa AXs4t e
, 1863-09-27

Il DIR. W1TFtELD's
VEGETABLE PILLS.,
A:eNsE1noed certatn cure for FIaIULA, BLIND
Or ALEkDIEG PILES.
We would csutton al who arc victims to this dis
trteAtLE EomplN.t 70 ATad thu OF external App-
caaoCt ty tGxut only In axxfa gatink tho dsoasa.
1t. .FTlTF1t4lb'a remedy fHZnoVC4 tho FAu1a Of the
0l&ea:c. e4a rr.f /. pefm9Eeat casd.,
TIL. = = QUA Z MEDlClNE,
Ihttt PILE L. ~ tried for the last 1eyen TeafA
md 10 no lrsta r. "a thcy failed 10 curs
1z1tt 50 CG1th p&s pX. Sent By mail 70 Any R4dfeE4
J. XGUAG. sole proprietor,
491 Broadway. II. r.
CtEo. III. ee9-r,5l6-Sua
, 1863-09-27
EyatIal n atttap.


UOLLOWAI'S l'l1LS.--Letrea-
,au kutts you, DrtrrrsrA. :Cos7fvtxxaa.--
mr. Hnri r. ess ns assasked 40 ds ua.as.
1j~you eJierrtio lock for sse eAuss ia sred
Fon aet 4 dtrsox*men. = thA ltver. Are you cos
seb q ststrA ate at iAalt. noiiss11 rms VII
ms: ,rste ~ source. TrJ theu, Thay hAve never
9eE faa'td IN ono nFle Instance out Of tnllens ok
fs4o+ ~ ntEa III who MA iuGsrlnE from Dy.ptpss.
6ostsensass1 ~ H. s9sc 40 ~ n.s seSa ~ r.
tse tE,at i@fncure ho7 srd he convinced Of tbutt
ana edlAte edoct R*Ad elte aure.
e:fee. Sx3&n18tE
, 1863-09-27

nISSOLUTlON.-The firm here.
L Smtl = I'll. day dasolyed BY mutual c u1ent
III bn,aes. vi iii be nflnaed Ia Il ii is b;aacses
bJ 1ht remaining partners, under the Glm Of
JONES a 6AALL.
Chicago. .Bept, lst 1868, 1c3m9111n
ZONES q SMALL,
, 1863-09-27
Proposals,


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1sssSs sss ss4:s Esg NR% Rs' WINTER SMOKED nAcoa
sRes e b ss II .ss s
n, SSsAn CURED HANS fs{.as
r
= e1 sxss r.: .S Il tssss
&c snt "a 9I 3a. which viii
aa \, s.a b s;d q .Ds
lis es..,tes.s .,t.shsd to the proposal nust oa
s%! s !. sss sss g. g. g: s1ss
fn e.sl must = .nao,s 81 Proposal. toz sue...:.
ense e n4s p'ooo4s Tor the ~no'e or
- @ .ss ,,,s.; sat
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cists @ az spsei.y | IL e1cspted nc ds,Sssy nuss 6c
Tred SIT t.' 3s.ssvss - rfehs 81 pasehs.e ese
ns. tx 70 ese qn ~ :. ns u 4
ev,, contract n,ss tas p.y
AZ g., o,es e saseta q aaa s,Sn
Cd BY 1etolat pubic weisaes. naust be fasalaaed
Is:p*sa ;, RsstsstSss, ,p,etsr.
Se 81 10 aa, ess
III: "a seo
BY 1t1es u,n i'll otace 1he part o The uaised
oss t1psnss 70 tse untsd stssss astsl required fos
sR s1ges,. ea to be made .i,e, tho d,rs.y Of tss
.s; !: :ts E4eessa G s.asd on o'
Rseh ro son. Or evory member Of arm, offering
s 6s,ss & II s. &:
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, 1863-09-27

Persons Wishing drop lottcrs advertised must
afix thguo cent stamp.
E oasee open om II. IT, Of ApFn ,s9 to IT o1 70
ii fil Apru 1st, from Z: n. TIL p. m and on
Eundays ffom a3Q L. u- til 1Q15 a.m.-
&x16. -. J. ~ sChEIss Z. u.
, 1863-09-27

TROY FEMALE SEA1IN AIRY.
- This Institution o6ess tho accumulated Adysn.
aEe of nftJ YeAs OF successful operation. KvorY
nc!lty II provided for thorough couyso OF usefnl
and ornamental education. under the direction Or :
c9ipe g! Eose than twanty professors and te4chera
EeW forE. RpH u,]8k1
, 1863-09-27
ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE.
EALLID C0UNTENANUB.

These s5mptora, II allowed 10 10 o., which tt,s
h@sdls!ne, @ H lnEsstso,E M Mssno'es: sooa tenovs r.
patient MY t1ptie. Who csn ~ tasf
sasy 80 . n1s .. hsqasst,y y iolIox1d b7
I10H."" Many htn aware
Of tho CHu1e<of their
: EIht1anKs, but nonA
vii confoaS.
Iha
records
Of tho In.
s4no A1J1un1
and tbs MelA1-
tAoiy DeA3hs b1 Con.
1umpHon. beAr A1rp1e
W1tnesa to the truth Of thG
A8e5ton. Tns constitution ouca
Atoct6d With Organic Weakness, 70.
qulres tho nd Of Medicine 70 Strengthen =
9nd 1ny&os4ts 1he BfAtan, which HKLlt.
RoAAOH EXTRACT HqCHU MYAH pTT 1CKb
, 1863-09-27
And Beautifying the Complexion.


NOT A FEW
Of ~ v t:serders tnas asaiet usaukt1d st1ss mn
tta cc1fup*1oz ttAt secunn1zt4o In tho blood O aU
s ne e .n t9et T. ts sn sos m 2S5fS Z 3Sf
K11RACT OF tAR3ARARH4l.A- i cleaosos sad
tJ1teua, and pufTes ont tae humcr Whien NsSs 10
eesa Il 1ttnaasse ths healthy functions Of tho BODY.
Hnd eIpe1 the dkofddE1 that krpN had rxnfle sh6
blood. Each J. remedy thGf could b relied Oh, haa
o1K been sought 1os aed nov. for ~ tIst utd, tha
here docs not Atrait to shoH il eee but
Tho u ct xinx1e bottIa win ahow 70 tho s1ck MAt n
n21 yirfuee gufpAazinx they hAvo 4YaF tefs
1xo taole snoepHal oi the kxrsact Of nsssapa!1a
4dded TO p.N1f xStaf. Il equal 70 tha 1oeon D1et
he eyEup Of Bazsapa,tla OF ne Detection ~ nI11l-
THEBE NTRACT1 HAVa uEKN ADMIT
TED TO uaE IN THR UNITED STATES ARMY, and
1re also Ii vBry fene1Al use In Ill tia 8TATK HO&
PITAL3 md FUAL1C aAN1TARY MATITUIlQNl
throughout tho land. ~ val - IN p11y1ts paAcuoE
and R{e considered - toy1lut1le reIuea6leS, :.
, 1863-09-27
NC
McGlnnis G McGrath Ja1
McNama:aPAt McI1oualhJ

NC
McGlnnie G McGrath Ja1
-McNamA:aPat McuonaltJ
McNAnAra Dan 1McCurdy Jamos
Mcmillan D E McEcKncy James
McNIel Daniel Mckinley James
McLcon Robert McEwen James
NeI.eon Donald McCAnn Jcntna
McGovc1n Mch-AcWaney Jas
ard j McBeuuet Peter
McLcon Robt L Mcbride Jamcs
McCnmbcs Ed AcNulty John
McDowd FEaucfsMc!AdA.n John
AcSt1eker Thos McGregozy Jas
Mccullough Rob Mcintyre John
Mcdonald Geo McCleyy John
McNie1 TP Mcclure John
McGrn ThoB McTiggart John
.~Mc1ntry Thos McGee Dan
McCiaw Henry McGrove John
); Mcknight 7 Henry hsS'chols s; John
MeCau1ey HenJNcO Donald Joel G
Mcdonnell HughMcN4mara John
Mcknight Harry JAcNaliy Nm Z
tMcCoy Henry McDu6y Wm
kAcC Ca1l1y uectotNcCreaTJ VIM
Mc0aEl1 James New hlrter John
Mcbride Hugh AcRcJnoIds " c
McKcon James McAdama Mr
McCauly Hngh Mclean Mr.
Mcintosh James McAlcfy Mathew
Mcpherson J s McShahe Andy
, 1863-09-27

CONFIDENTIAL pHTSICLANs
Formerly ot st. Lou1s, No.,
Can be consulted 1t his o1ce III South Clark 1t1ee
corner OF MonIoe IhicAgo, ILL.,, h8H block ttom rh1
Post Cnce on al Cnron Dleaa tot tlseas oiboth
Re1eA, which he treats With HnparAlled SUCCESS.
Rooms eeparate wheEe ladies' and gentlemen cAn con
1alt the Doctor. Once hout3 from "A. H. t08 2. n.
Conxu'tNicn1 Tres. Address T. o. Boz Isl. 1neloso
fRo stamps Ald set hts
GUIDE TO HEALTH.
rs1efe rTstfrs he Il Kin Ic nsrf1rm = Ina Vii enaT
artee. perfect cures for ~ Special 0seAes e tae
most eevefe and complicated 4tAXes, Ia YETI Raoft
1ana, without the ueo Of mercury.
YorrK 1nen suffering from NerIaus Debility ara ln-
sfted 70 call.
Il PERFECT CURE WARRANTED.
Pe1so,a sunertbK tom Irregularities saould call 1t
pnfo Apd be Crred.
Best Of city references il to ability and succea.
ae4s "