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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07
APPROXIMATIONS

Sec. lis. And be it further enacted, That tn,
pay Of the assessors, assistant assessors, collectors
and deputy collectors, shall be paid out of the ae-
ton as the Commissions of Internal Revenue, IN
der the direction Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
shall prescribe and for the purpose Of paying the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue and clerks, pro-
curing dies, stamps, adhesive stamps, paper, printing
forms and regulations, advertising, and any other
expente of carrying this act into effect, the sum of
Eve hundred thousand dollars be, and hereby isap-
propriated or 50 much thereOf as may be necessary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07

Euoa II 1stasl Dutg
Dolls. cts
other enclosure, with its ~contonts, shall e&-
eeed the retail price or value Of s~eventy-
five cents, and shall not exceed the ret2il
price or value Of one dollar, four cents -.
Where such packet, box, bottle, pot. phial, OF.
other enclosure, with its contents, shall ex-
coed tho retail price or value Of one dollar,
for each and every Fifty cents or fractional
part thereof over and above the one dollar, {
as before mentioned, an additional two
cents. ...ss. T. 1. 49,. ...s.... ..-......
Playing csrds-For and upon every pack Of r
whatever number, when the price per pack
docs not exceed eighteen cents, one cent? .
Over eighteen cents and not exceed twenty
five cents per pack, two cents..........
Over twenty-five cents and not exc eed thirty
cents per pack, three nts.-....-
Over thirty and not exceeding thirty-six
cent. per pack, four cents ..r-..r4...
Over thirty-six cents per pack, FIVE esnts... [
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07
Nebraslfaa 0berEisfr.
RATEs o. ~ADVERTIalNG

One square ten lines or Ioss1 one f~nssffion- eqm
Each additional insertion 81
Business Cafls, SIX ines OF less, one year %
One c0lumn neFear
One half column me year 20 e.
Ole f0uifb column on year rl - 81 -
one eighth column enc year rs 90
One column. six months
one half column six months Is "a
one fourth ctaumn SIX nonths a4z M ae1aea
one eighth OF a c0iuma SIX rnonfHa 10 a
One column three mcnfhs - a.
One half column three months al ~
one fourth cotamn thtes n1enths 81 "a
One eighth column three months ~
Announcing Candidates For once, 30
Transient advertisements mus be paid Tor In sdrapss
Yearly advertisements. q~nafitriy Iii stvahcee
Ia TrarScient Advertisements. fractions over -ons
square sill &c charged forby the line. atths rste ~ fen
rentst Tbs first week and 5 cents elch su0sequent week
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07
ElnMnr SendS.

choice varieties, and Of very superior quality, 20 pa
pers OF which will be sent (POst-psid) By mail, 10 any
n. 4. THRRT, orsSSSst City. Iowa.
MsTsA Isth, IsG $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07
seeds Prepaid by Nail

% Prettiest ANIMALS in CT l~tIeation, 81 90
IS Choice Vegetable Seeds tor the Garden, : l W
RON "a Clubs Of Five for So; 10 Clubs often for Sl5i
To Clnbs Of Twenty for S25.
the NEW Japan MILTET, with immense heads,
sly 10 ten inches long, rs cents per large paper; Five
FOR al Ireceived Genuine Seeds Of this new and valu-
able Millet direct from Japan, by the Niagara, last May
and can confidently recommend 1t as the lest Alllet ~
critivstion B. II. WATSON,
nSs.tf Old Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07
NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified that the Indians Of our
irHespective tribes are not permitted to 50 beyond tne
Units Of their Reservations. without the written per
Isslon Of their Agents; and all persons are eautioneo
ssalnEt, harboring vagrant Indians. Dne attention 70
~ hohee will enable rs TO detect the authors Of aep.
,SSalonE, and prevent the recurrence OF snnoyances OF
"A complaints are frequently made.
nfrsFr o. II. IRISH. Omaha Agent,
eAA4l IL. AKER. Otee Agent, /.
November "a, 1881. .Rls-sw
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07
OFFIOItA9L /.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Paused at the Second Session OF TIE f~hiry-ssUent
I'D Congress. -sfst.m is
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07
WATCHES, JEWELRY
Schultz

q would anuounceto tn citizens OF Brownville
ga. and vicinity that he has located himself IN
80 Brownvile. andintends keeping q fuli sssoEt;
Sent Of everything In his line Of business Wnicn VIII
esold lew for cash. HewiII also do all kinds OF re-
pairing Of clocks, watches andjeWelry. All Work var
rauted. e f 10000 v2nl6ty
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07
r. or GumbO Seed.

The besI substitute for Cofee--prepared in the same
manner as Coffee. Packages of seed by mail at 10 cts.
zach. Each package contains seed enough to raise a
supply for an ordinary family,
Send orders to a. A.. Fri
n35-tt Crescent City, Iowa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-02-07

ao = Duty.
, 1863-12-19

BOOT and SHOE
manufacturers, usInE Bfachines.
mil find It the best article known
for Cemsnslnx tho Channels, as It
Ixorks without delay, Ii not afIcc-
tied by any change ofttmpcrntQre.
, 1863-12-19

AAoA4 eA0 ~. 44Nt44o 4sEPA144EaA1 OcE% 1t-
Mr. G. E. 0bear, Anctioneer, sold this
splendid property at public sale ut noon to-
day. at the Court House door, in accordance
with the terms Of the trust as Advertised In
the city papers for some time past. This
sale Was made by the Trustees on account Of
the failure Of the Hotel Company to meet
the coupons due in July on the second
mortgage bonds, amounting to Scc3S, 900
Henry Ames & Co. were the successful bid
ders at SIS, ,00-thcir purchase being sub
ject to the first mortgage bonds 10 per
cent, bonds) Of S2O0, 600, and an accumula-
lion Of rear interest thereon of $4,000
These bonds have about eight years yet to
run:
The sale was Of course subject to the lease
Of the present enterprising proprictors,
Messrs. Sparr and Parks, whose term Of ten
urc Of fifteen years was fully ratified and ap-
proved by both classes Of bonlholders when
they engaged to occupy, furnish and open the
tho attorney acting for the Trustees, would
to be made under the salc.: There Gun be no
possible Interference, present or future, with
the plans they are carrying out OF making
the Linden one Of the model hotels Of the
world.
The sale, 1t viii be seen, will net the hold
ers Of second mortgage bonds forty-dvc cents
on the dollar. Among the number are sew
crn1 worthy mechanics of this city, who were
owners to tho amount Of S., 600. Under the
circumstances. they hare realized nil that
could be expested from their claims, and
have reason to bs satisfied with the result.
, 1863-12-19
John Brown and tho Descendants of
Tf1nnR& 1e0t.rknn.

Tile pen and inkEtand used by "Old John
Brown arc in the possession Of Hon. Henry
s. Randall, author Of the "Li1e OF Jefferson"
He obtained then through the courtesy of
Gen. Randolph, who wes the officer Of the
dry on the occasion Of Browns execution.
In stating this intarestiug fact in a letter to a
ft3end+ recently, A1r- Randall refcEred pzrtlc.
n1arly to the division Of tho descendants of
Thomas Jefferson In this War. All his grand
sons SO with the South George Wythe Ran
dolnh. late Confederate Secretary Of War, is
ono Of these-mislcd on this question, says
Mr.. Randall, but noble man. So are Tho
mas j. Randolph and DR.. Ben. Randolph. All
his granddnughters but one (shc q resident Of
New Yotk) are firmly for the Union, and so
arc their husbands, -:xhcrc they are married.
Two Of these hare sons in our armies, who
arc liable any day to meet their kins1nen in
battle. N. T. Trist,, who married Virginia
Randolph, is devoted Union man He las
u daughter married to q Confederate" Sho
stands up rcsoluteiy for the Union,. tand
would il the scatfold was before her,"
, 1863-12-19
Parson Brownlow Heard From.

= PaKs0n BropnlosE Heard From.
At 8 meeting held in Cincinnati on We'd
nesday evening Inst Parson Brownlow spoke
ns follows:
assure you, my friends, that feel in no
condition to speak this evening. came
here tonight to listen, Us hoped, to g1o-
rious old John Brough, Of Ohio. / rcmem-
ber hearing him for three long hours, in
Fifth street market place, giving those Cop.
perheads the devil, and rubbing It in laugh.
teri and came here tonight in hopes Of
hearing him repeat the operation. under
|. stand that this. is war mecting,. and that
you are assembled here for the purpose of
drumming up volunteers. In this matter I
am in n somewhat awkward position, hay
ing recently taken to my heels like gray
hound, and made three; hundred miles In
we'll know, have done some brave talking,
which the rebels remember. We're not
sure that should not be treated us our SOL
diers taken BY them are-iucarcc1ated In
their lousy prfsons-thcfr Lfbbys and Castle
1hunders, should have staid, for could en-
ice, but well knew that If they took me
would hare to pull hemp without foot
hold, [laughter], SO ran. =.
: nm glad to sec by this vast meeting that
the war spirit has not died out, and TINT you
arc, Us I am, for war to the knife and the
knife to the hilt, for conflscation and cxter-
mination until, II necessary, not q sou1 shall
be left sonth Of Mason md Dixon's line. We
don't want the war to close now; We don't
want peace on any terms until the rebellion
ia crushed. Let us give them War-war i'm
III We crowd them far down through the Cot
Mexico as the Devil drove the hogs into the
Sea of liberia.
But, as said before, I cannot make sou
speech tonight, and beg to be excused 7
, 1863-12-19

MAeHtSGI0N, NOT. 70. 1SGs J
nnll O'clock u on the lsth Of December ne1t, fc1
cred " int 9oowtn: quantities, At the undersigned
5000 sets at the New York Arscnal. Governors
aoMn scts 1t the FEsnsford Arsenal, Bztde4bur9 Pa
sD,NO sets 1t the AHe.hauy Arsenal 11ttsbu1E. n.
1nDo0 sets at the United Statss Asenai WateFtovn,
There accontresnen!s are to be ,aado in strict con.
futit5 With The regulation pattern. which ea1 be seen
subject inspection nt tue aEseaal where delivered
before being received b5 the Government none to be
accepted paid for hut such approved on In
tpccflon. 1c belts to be Of grained leather, and al
belt 10 lie includcd In the set.
se!s week for III contracts ol oo under
and not sss tan 0c9 ses teck On sl contracts foI
fcrn days from the date Of contract Failure to de-
liver ut specified ttae will subject the contractor to
forfeiture OF tho amount to be delivered Rt tAAt uc
The recpu1tcncnta must be boxed !n the usual style
the boxes 70 b. cIzged At cost to be determined BY
Dddrss viii state explicitly the arsenal or assen.le
where they propose to deliver End the number Of
they propose to deTcr nt each place. for more thAn
No bids II be considered from parties Other than
ttulAl Of the article End such
klsoxn 10 The Department 70 be fy comne5fnt to cx
eeHs Y .nsF as sF
enter bond, with approved surety, for Its fsha
ali 'ids iH' 4 ri des.ned eat;sias @ ~D' '.
Propo*ale Will 5e aadressed to "ntlSndcr Genczz,
Nco1Ge u. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance Washington
and Wy r. endorsed . +1Efopos21s r 1 M tof 1afsn5
np:Ex59tl91-Tu sAtN
, 1863-12-19
The Stolen Floyd Bonds.

The Washington Rtpauiean Of Friday
evening says, in reference to the two import
mt cases now pending before the Court OF
Claims:
One of them is the question Of the validity
Of the ''aeceptanse' granted by. Secretary
Tie Hon B, F. Thomas, lion. Caleb Cushing,
and Hon. B. r. Curtis, all from 3Iassachus-
etts, are the counsel On the part Of the claim-
ants. The amount involved is about seven
hundred thousand: dollars. The other case,
nhich involved an amount quite as large, Is
that Of the legal representatives, Of r. " Meade,
ollna, including Captain Meade Of the iiavy,
and General G. G. Meade, Commander Of the
Army Of the Potomac. Messrs. Crshin, and
Bradley arc counsel foE the claimants.
, 1863-12-19

NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
IN A small lot Of
New oEA 9tAEes
5un recivcd md for sale ~ ,,,o-nrxoaa
de3issseiw 20 :: III South water esFeet',
, 1863-12-19
RECRUITS FOR
OLD .REGIMEVTS.
Vcterna Volunteers, $IO2 D>a2&F
and Premium.
All other Recruits, 43O2 Bounty
and PrenIlum.

"a ~ Fahleeesd men between the axea Of RisAtees
Assea Anq uaxS @ foE no. tess than nine ontna
deemed VETERAN VOLUNTEERS, aid a. sunh - iii
b. entitled to receive ono pay Il adTaupe asd
abounty and premium Of $srs. - ~
TO ali other Rfcruit* for Old Rrg1nutpts mt Vesa.
1ans. one months par IN aaIaoce and . bounty -
premium CT Ss12 Will b. paid.
Each recruit will be allowed to sKLEGT THE RRoE-
MENT which hs prefers to Join, and Will he mustered
Into the Regiment Of hi3 choice.
All who wish to Join any Of the gallant ReSiMsnt1
noW IN the Held an to Fecetve the n1unt1cent bo2
tics offered by the Government, can hare the pEtyt-
te&e BY calling ut the Headquarters Of
Capt MM. JAMES, Provost Marshal Of nc lsf Dis
Sant: iI9sS: cooy, Provost Marshal Of tho n
Gspt. 5oHN !. EusrAcE, Provost Marsha. II the
y esPs. yAISs SSi WSoS6ipRuTE, prorost Marsnal of .h.
cept.. JAMES Il. ALLAN. Provost Marshal of tAs
caPs. AskI LoSawoETH, rsovos. Marshal Of 10
&th District, at joliet. .@
Gapt: Y: sIIgIaN. Provost Marana1 Of tho iii Ds.
Chi. d. +: MEsT1AKE. Provost Marsha, ottho n.
ssps: w1i.IlAM IT, Provost Marsha, Of sAs
10th District, At JocksonyiLe.
Capt MORTIMER o. kEAN, Provost Harshsl It
,GaPt; GEoR6k ,ABB0TT, Provost Marshal Of ~
..GaPE AAGN F111Hs. Provost Marshal or Va
18th District, At Catr0.
, 1863-12-19
DIR. biEelow,

Confidential Physictan, formerly Of st. Louis, Mo-,
be consulted at his Office. I'D South Clark street.
corner Of Monroe, Chicago. Ill., half block from the
Gosa oflcc MI Chronic Diseases, and Diseases Of
114vstc and delicate Dotare u both sexes, which he
treats with unparalleled success. Rooms ss1arate,
where Ladies' mud Gentlemen consult tic Doctor
with tho sttsctcst privacy. Office 1orEs from A. II.
tOaP. :: Sundays 10 to Il A.. ii. Communications
-11dct uEl. Consultations nec. Address r. o. Box
~ Eas!olet two stamps and Ect Ids Guide to Health.
From Ire Doctors long experience in Hospital and
tntcc perfect curcs for nil Vcncreai Sexual Dis
eahes in their most severe and complicated sAg In
d vcFy short t,nc, without the use o! mercury.
YourE men suffering from e.Eatusc are Invited to
call. 4 perfect cure warranted. Female 1rreguisr-
tits attendant on Iubezty. Mcnstrustien, persons
having any distractions 10 marriage, should can at
once and BE- cured.
Bcst Of city references 1t to ability and SUCCESS
a.Av
, 1863-12-19
=prctal Notices.
.tunEcr rKcnuccs Defy II:

Nothing that crcr written spo!:cn l. 1ngrs PIT
STOMACH III. TEl;s ,u; the fysicn xnd constttu.
tton Ia condition 10 wa7a 81 dscssc: Az those
hn hnvc tested the great c1iidelc ~ tho mines, II
tlc hnsl,. In Tic d:.tct Of A1e:raiia, ana
nrar Nsat thc! hnvc ,o sn! n: sIiart1srwne ori
charged With rxtrur:s Of a.c rnrstt
.rsnts: onRnke11rE that dss!rstes anc di'pec.cs
rtr1vE. that chauccx tle t-tt Il. body 70 Ruit sny
ch:nsc oi climate; rALsAAIc c2fptAL' I5st Ian'
that increases thc peHez q cndrrsnee the capacity
Asm.tjc pofkoa tn The air: and rLEAslYT DIET
r1s1nK that rcroshes, w1tEnnt untuly elh1icsating
IL str,ter's s;onscn bttcrs arc cEerEo1ALIyadaptsd
ii is fhst Of Austratin Allure all other stlmpsntB
K,h1nn th1s medicine for iii TINES, raees md
e!rcnu'tances. which HusT do good, and C4x 10 70
BkEN. ue1SAS6A ST ruSHA
, 1863-12-19
rs,O CONTRACTORS
Il WAR DErAET1lEEr,
ADJCTASr-GEEEAL's OFF1cE,i
1har y

.,AIsa4a5 AnsTr4SES;S7SnSaIs S5xsISa5 .S SoEs55s'i
General Orders, Hc..s75-3
T., Before General Court Martial. whish s9ayeaed
IL s eS 9f 9ssie
SO. r., and Is4, 81 1868, v4s arraienef and tried
crar7e-Awr1,iasGP sGax nsslses /; s1aFaa9r y da3y.r
q y g. q GaIssa
tc.wt: one hundred thousand tiR do, pounds psime
Poeads; SS$si gs. IA sgts,a ssn;Sn q
nsf
pscs On tes terms End conditions M Il saM coat:s:,
Gsss9 sGss Il :sos r.
s sSess Is
AZ aso1,aSd 4s a sSeso popnds by Aay IT, saa ni5
Kit q ss
f IS T. "a
has wholly anu Ti,llatiy neglected. g furnish ona
e. eeoss !. ssg
lsnd, from. about the 18th day Of May. ls63 10
his ~: ts sa!a 5ena s4as5
!o9naf rssstsa aa :ssaad Sc cass ss
sd fs ssa spoas s.
esDesR %
5ass r1a ias aaaass e
aaa i ass1 o nd 'e on
s!f9 .sS nssa s5f D. sa SS99 !af
: Rs 81 s'e :ss
one h1n1ed CASKS tkas tne sams m be purs aea
or xoad t. san Gne
, 1863-12-19

EATUEK'R iREAT RESTORATIVE. PaYHtcAL Pros.
TrATluk. Wien laa.itndc ca.uces Of body ia len
xaoaf ny INDIGESTION Of dsaease. 81 the mind d.;
junction is ticrxngcd-thc human system, HEo any
e5sr ess o. meS, e ani t. sahest to certain laws
i1atlon ts diBordcret-in 1!tc manner, VIXEN the hu
;n , stonsc6 Or Hyer bccomcs siIected, wc are men
obetruettons Ilalo@aye Pills restore tho sufferer 10
Ae ncncn ~ and pleasures Of peInaaeIt health fer
etonAch and cleansing the secretion Of the liver
thctc famous feucdlce are the os eayc and certain
get discovered. tel8's7631W1s
, 1863-12-19
A Physiological vtcsv Of 41nr.
rfuHN.f

Containing nearly 500 pages. and 1so Enc Plates md
EngrATinEe OF the Anatomy of The Sexual Organs In
state Of Health and pisease with TREATISE on sc.t
Abuse. Its 9fJlorahle consequences upon the NiEd
ony rnstona and succcsstal mode o: cure, ae shown
by the report Of the treated truthful navtE,
ef 70 the married. and those Contemplating marriage
Eho entortain doabts Of thcr pn1sle& condition:
cents IN stamps rostn currency, By addressing Dr.
LACROlX No. u maiden Lane. Albany, n. y.
, 1863-12-19

4 friend of ours has received the following
paragraph from correspondent in England,
dated the 18th Of November.
Ing his people at Rochda.e, and spoken ont most
manfuIly on America; depend on 1t, these sentf-
n1cnts ore those Of the people Of England rs die
tinsuishct from the rump Of norib1nd faction,
misty; the rc-imposition Of the corn laws: the
burning Of the 1teform Bill: the obliteratioQ Of
Oliver Csomwcll's nama and deeds from English
coaches, and the good old times when George the
Third vas King, and Arnerica province Or colony
Of England. Every day tho nation, in the hr,c
ecnse, becomes moro and more satisfied that the
Southern rebellion IL h1-nng Itself out for Lick pi
more fuel.
, 1863-12-19

BACHKL0R's celebrated HAIR DYE II TEE nEsT
bys we enosp ahe s 11 1aaend ill., 81 e soq t
Eech.aggs T. Red. nns:y Or Grsy Hair dasss1tiy 70
the Halr 6taung tie Skin. leaving the Hair 6ofI
and Bcauttfat; 1paFts FRESH vitality. frequently res
tortng tts pristine color and rechcs the IL effects oi
Cad Dyes. Thc Genuine Is signed WlLL1Ax A. Dlcu.
1LoR, all others G1efc mutations, And should be
hyoided Sold b. nn p1uggtRts, sc. Factory, 81 Bar
clay street, New York. tyS-ZNs-ly,
, 1863-12-19

The above trial and Its lust result IL published 70,
the Information Of en contractors .os 9ub3la.euce
Rtorcs Ees' Of tie Allegheny Mountains
C. L. KILDUEN,
Leutennut-C Colonel, a. Co.'S,
Chief L. s. D. Ohio,
land. 0f.lo Rad West Vtrrtu{at
Jrr Inn
, 1863-12-19
,Tor tbe Rrn1p.
NOTICE TO ENROLLED MEN.
~ Persons wao have beto enrolled fbs the coming
u1ail ~! ee received tn:o he United States Navy


On board tho Gunooats Of the s4.as,pnt River
ron. There Il marching In sats serytce, bus xool
quaSts!s ea ~ beard snp tae,is ss regular aout. sa
dezyona, Uhltch's BLOCK. cotneE NoEta Clark and
North v Wa:ers.s, ,tlp ssa;ts) JOHN 2; nAlsrY.
dclSsSj4r5:
, 1863-12-19

The InURIGo LOTTO. sure care for Itell, Ill.
6. imposition. II can bc usea without anr danger.
y Wa%rrHn!e9 % g. q % no pay MaHnlses4:cd by F. rs r;
4 6MlTH, Agents, Chicago. u. de1S.Essslm
, 1863-12-19
#Fntri1lul.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BI'TTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery Of
the 18th Century.

u
of 3d. 81
~ Hs ta,n!sable Preparation ef sassap5i!a ~ =;
III ya!aasIe ding: m contoa3a of MHa c;s:ly c:ly;
ass seaso sna h,s Wof Eoaease. Il ess
after eff InIlo;ust,oa ataipeaa .epnts'loa A. a!'c
pE glory Of his remains to y statasa IL bis
e.,a e. Is he .;
se 81. hsf 5 90 oetsa = its oat: Tha
on te'ones to the native inhlaisanH Of Central
Mo,e tar tSo hundred years Armed with i the In:
clan o!cs stan: TO- the rost tca :fy malaria aod
Is nelief iii: Them sass Sne tSsreis breath ef i
TIE t1ay the c. potntto cure, no matter what
s! not sass;ss ~ .
!, s.asa om n
It, virtuts that remedy and preventive for all cis
.s.n sns s a e e &
FL ss;sS is
AZ II tsaa Of sy@pton; it ats mof; IT,
sanss q shs .te,s Mesic.. % tass en- % for moment
tear compnsison With 1t In this ci.ease.
u Tie I'D e;ition of t6e T. s. Nspeasatory, pages
a ssries q experiments in which DR. Bull has bean
if termination asd he s aex enaelsd e easr g tae
W Thsh ds 6 i ss
ii ae ~ msat @ faEnish u III Volume oecsrt1ncases hut tho
~ f.
70 teer for him.et the virtues Of now metcine GlTe
0EDHoN B1TTERS
One trial and you will never use any Others.
Z 9 e u
In all eteases OF the Stomach, Bowels, Liver OF hid
, 1863-12-19

PROPOSALS. FOB. CAVALRY

E9KOfOsALo TUE. VA 1ALis1
HORSES, CAvAaHT BUREAU,
OFF1uR OF TIE Cu1Er QuAnrEEstAaIER,y
WASHINGTON, Do, Sor. =, 1868. J
PROPOSALS arc solicited. a9d via Be receivedg
delivered at Washington, D. q, st. Louis, No., and
The horses to cou1p1y with tho following specifics
tons, VIZ 70 be nom iteen d51 % sixteen % hand.
~ H. ;saaIs se@pasti5 bus; Ia seSd assh, nd DEL
f9 81 o1ihc tn,n1 his mutt
b. saa1sntced by Two fessensible PERSONS whoss s
notas Wiii b. receEed tie eath of
oaice. III es+'0 " eSes 0 - ~ 80
he oficni ceS,ieate Il ae Csss u TIC nearess BIZ
et Court of the Un!ted States District Attornoy
be endorsed On t6e oTaiops, Proposals for CaSaiI5
Hofsce" -
Cavalry horses agTee1ng with the above sre:1ncA
tons W be purchased ID c3en market at :pEics,
5S,s ;ss;3s SsRP
Lieut.. Col and catef caTnl5 Bureau.
no29rtA-u
.n,~ -NT7T77C ~. pTTpvEv
A RM1 Me1DlC-aL Iotsf61-
IL UH'S O1HAAA.r y. r.~ .tG ,o~,
, 1863-12-19

AsIEHNooH s1soioS:
ArPlEs TOE cESIEAL li.Iso;s-MAEkET -:a. s1,9 A.
T,EsIEaIly Aafsest 19.aen % nxeS. 1eee91 Maauens
nnrine 1 Winesan' new Yo,E pppdu. Willow 1--WE.
ToWles' Janef Ncwtown Pinnin. ion; limestone
eoli, viii: high cnltisation.1
rcn rAx1rr Use.
Yellow juno, Early Harvest, Sweet june. Rel
Aetrochans, Kcsw,ck Goblin, Golden Sweet, Rams-
tlel's Sweet, Summer PeaEnaln. Benoni, Red June
Maidcn,s Blush; fan vine, yncSangaom ~ bsi'sy
sXGet' Tanon nnain JaGst,n ~ Prn1a
fst:s i Pleasant, M Esopas spitzenbutsh, Winossp'
MeE York Pippin, Rawlcs' Janmet, NeWtown Pip
pin, White Hslaower; Isdy apple.
, 1863-12-19

The undersigned would inform their customers and
all pcssorf Shipping this nnrket that they have
.Lcrcascd facilities this scason for handling
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS!
vii, rnerurtee tLe HIGHEST PRICES AND PROMPT
RETURNS. RATES. STONE d CO..
noeS.Fs;IG.om az South Water stFcst.
, 1863-12-19

This guarantee must be appended 10 each bid
tisement pasted at It's head and be In the following
form:
I,--. hereby proposet to deliver to tho United
States Subsistence Department ST. such Eatlons,
may be required to furnish GGEand timely notice,
nt-eenta per Eaton. ere follows the price OF com
ponent paris OF ratious, &C.
, 1863-12-19


Protected b. Royal Letters Patent Of England, and
tsc9rca =! we sea!t q thG Ecole Dc Fharmacie de
TRIESEMaR, no. !.
lsthe enectua! for SpermAtorrhoe1
And c1haCstton Of the system.
TuESEMAR. NO. :,
Completely and entirely eradicatcs ali traces Of tose
dlsoEders Tor which Copaira and Cubcbs have gener
a1g bccn Thought antidote to the ruin Of tho feab
pf vast portion Of the population.
TKlESEMAK NO. 3, ....
The great end sure remedy Of the world fof
Gu impurities OF the Ersfetn, BE ~Hn secondary
symptoms. oby1atnE the destructive use Of Mctrury
Eeu AR other deetct1Ous tnErtGtepta and which al
Szftaparf,la IN the world cannot remove. Tneaemaf
Nor and are a!lke devoid OF taste Hnd land
of al na1seatlng qualities. They are II tho form Of
and msy le Oh the toilet table without thel1
Use being suspected. - -
ior s. 4n9 In 81 eages TINS sssiEs 8. rs adninis:er
sale md fe;en b. Ds. K. B1RRoW, III BleecIer
street. one door fro1n MactouSal street, New York.
mncdlatcly Oh receipt OF remittance. DR.. Barrow
will forward T15e*emar to any rart nf the world se.
cErely packed and addressed accordins to the In
etTuCtobs OF the writer. 80,
Published also By Dr. BARROW, that popular and
bca us!ally iu1trsted medical work Human Frallty,
Gy u. SCQE1l, Is HAudolph.sf., Chics} o, deqs1teT
, 1863-12-19

II u i sons EErival1cd Tooth
Paste
l. acknowledged hy au who II to be tho BEST
oESTslF!cE Dor 10 nse ior o1EaS1sG and fnEsEaT-
GAS No EouAI. Sold By iii DrpgsiEts. SMITH &
DWEER. Wholesale agents, Qc4 4sY7-SW