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, 1863-09-09
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- ON the Richmond Whg.1
TIE Charleston our4er makes ttwe1s suggestion
n4r1auzation andcu Vre Of Ca1ssya o1 ths pgese1-
@aton OF tho eea1th OF uur solal.rs. Ths arce hhs
sp:czIar effect upon tie liver and guards the system
hgans> disease By exposure and irregular dlet 1tH
aid th ttn9 great snccesa Of the Plantation Bte,s OF
Dr. Drake. which. p:e1ous to our unhappy difficulties
WIS found In most Southern homes wts OWN. TO tho
extract Of Casays Bark vhichtt contained one Of
Its principal tug-eaIeats~ confirmation Of ttb. VIC
have heard one Of CUR most distinguished physicians
remark, that whcnercr he felt unwen from Ordinary
detet1c atmosphet:o Causes. ne Invariably resred
uself By Plantation tters. Nov thst these Bittsrs
cannot be obtained. substitute should be prepared.
We understand our government tss opened n.sotE"
tons With d. Drake, through ssecret agent but Hts
what truth We do not know"
We are exceedingly obligad to the Richmond Wa.g
for ia 1erenbsauee Of Aud Lang syue" but We cs1
assote Our Government" that the P1sntation B.tazs
rot for sale to any sccret North South
There probably several other things that Our Gov
ernnlent' Will Jet want
Te know that we hare the best aud most popular
medicine In the world. We are not afraid to shnW
what It ia composed Of.
Physicians are compelled to recommend Il,
CAL1sATA BAAK has been celebrated for oYer two
hundred and was duEipE tia reign OF Louis
XVI, Ki1E Of Franco. for tho enormous prizes OF fa
own weight Ia s1ves- 1tisFemsrkah1e for Dgspops1A,
Fevers. Weakness. Constipation. Etc.
CAsoAE11A BAKx.-For Diar1hes. Collie. and dis.
eases of the stomach and bowels, =.
DAHpx1IoH-For Inflammation Of tha Lofns and
props.ca1 Affection.
CnANoN11K F1owARa-For enfeebled digestion.
LAvKSDkR F1owEEs-Arumat1c. st1nuIant aud
tonic-highly invlsorsting in nervous debility.
TmTEa9REHx.-Fors sorofn1s. Rheumatisn. Etc.
, 1863-09-09

604AA6Es !. ~
In rhiladclphia. on Thursday last, a@num.
ber of rough fellows attempted to remove
co1ored soldier from horee-car In which he
wls riding. While the conductor was dellbe-
rating whether to comply with the whim Of
thc passengers, gentleman (who proved af-
terrards to be Thomas Smith, President Of
the. Bank Of North America) rose in his seat,
ard declared emphatically that the man should
rot be removed, The Inquirer says:
AL attempts at ridicu1e, the moment Mr.
Smith gave his ptme, gave place to respect,
except on the part Of one unfortunate tndi-
yfoual, who MSS unc0urteous enough to say,
!. don't believe it. ., The words had scarcely
LEFT bis lips when, to use common remark,
more cxIEes<iye, perhaps. than refined:
b1ow from tue Indignant and athletic Bank
Prt1ldent nali ing the offends1 measure his
,ltre1h on ;he lcor. Two Or three acqua!nt-
aIces Of the diecumtited victim Of Mr.. Smiths
inst !uoIg pat!ou the n arose and made demon
si,aticu us towards the latter; they we're for
\, oment held back bg thosa in the car, during
which time tue colored soldiers champion
stationed himself In the centra of the car and
d*fled all opposition. His opponents, some
shat ave stricken, concluded not to mcddle
with him: Having. carried his point so far,
he Unlisted on the soldier taking his sent,
y tnch ne did with great hesitation, and was
II ade BY bis protector to, retain It unti: he
reached his destination. Mr. Smith Is no
politician, and has no radical [ith in auy 20.
ljtIcal party bnt he Is strictly loyal man.
and supports, with great yigor, all measures
of the Administration Ills conduct through.
out the whole affair was highly .creaitaals.
, 1863-09-09

We learn from gentleman--a resident Of
this city-who- arrived last hight from L.
fay cite county, that the town Of .WaVerly, In
that county, was visited By force Of some
15o to 200 men, commanded BY Major Kelly,
WHO ha charge OF the post at Marshal, Saline
county. The troops reached there in the
sysni1E I'D about da5k ,s set ins s to %sre
This building belonged to Mr.. William s.
Thomas. Fire was At The the Ssms tine get to = :
cashier of the Lexington Bank. Shortly after
some houses and other buildings, near these,
were lighted up. One Of: these was store,
occupied by John Walton, and the other a
house owned by Charles Cowan. AL the
bni1dinge fired 1eIe burned to the ground
Tue total loss is estimated at come $50, 900,
and to embrace shout half the town.
Next morning they set fire to and consumed
q house In the outsKirts Of Wayerly, belong
ing to Bush Corder, and also to barn belong
Ing to bfr Webb. About the same time drcs
took effect In five or Six dwellings in the
same vicinity, bnt. as Tas stated BY our IN
tain, ulknoWn.-St. Louis Republican, GA.
, 1863-09-09


We learn that B. ". and J. ", LeRis, the
we'll known tobacconists Of Glasgow, in this
State, have decided to manumit al their
slases--a about one hundred In number-ou
the first Of next November, and transport all
who desire to 70, to Kansas. Their tobacco
establishment is large one, and requires n
large force to operate it. Their negroes con-
etitnte the greater portion Of this force. At
present they have large stock Of tobacco on
Land, which It Ia necessary to work up and
to fecure themselves against loss In their
business, they have fixed. npon the first Of
November as The date Of their emancipation
proclamation. "A short time ago, therefore;
they Ct. led their slaves together, informed
thcIn ot their detign, and told them II they
would work faithfully till the-stock Of to-
bacco on hnnd was manufactured, thoy
should be free. They will charter steam
boat at their own expense, and transport the
whole number, men, women and children
or at least all who desire to avail themselves
of the opportunity Kansas. -.
This lot OF elaves is what would be called
yery valuable Some of them tho Messrs.'
Lewis pad 81, 500 in cash for. The whole
number may be estimated in value at not less
than $500 per head, or $50. 600 for the lot;
and tie act of manumlssion Is one which
costs the Meszrs, Lewis just that amount.
, 1863-09-09

IL SEWERAGE BONDS. OF THE oIrT Of CHI.
CAGO. CRY CoMPTaoLLEas 0frtcE.}
CHICAGO. Sept 1st 1858.
III TUFsbRf. sEPiEHsEK 1sthz 1T u o'CLOEk
Tbele q any part Of one hundred Thousand tlolass
Is ed1Tter xvi ei lie R1vised City Ghaftef Of Fso
ruAr 18th 1861 or the dcuc3,n stoD OF ong thoutaad
dollars each dated July 1st, 1S3 Rnd pays IN Se~
York twenty ve years aftLr their date. with coupons
for interest 1T th rate Of a cent per an
nuu4+ payable sert annually 10 New York etnRi1Z
FuEd IL provided 70. their redemption. -.
II proposals. will specify the amount ceslfeu. toe
pYice 800 thereof and the rlaee q delivery
whether Chicago, New York OF 9oStnn Tne pesssns
Wtcfe propos3iA accepted viii reGei7e 11to1me+
tios Of the same st ibis ofco. At tire ONCE q AssE
TnT ctu 81 crmRn & Co New York. OF OF Mesafa y.
iher urono3se where they Will be 70 depoNt
within fye tRys after the opening Ct th5 pEopasas
fhe sums awarded to them Respective villa tas pE-
TiaYe9 thereon, aud the amount OF 1tereet on ne
ccpnoue to the time Of deaostt or payment. Bondt
II he delivered IN Chicago. September 1sth ana y
Ne9 YoIE and Boston. sspte2be- nth at tne ?.Ac1
afoTreald to parties entitled to then ald they VII
So ailoWed Interest from ths time OF thetf deposit or
EacS proposition ehould be seaIed. and endorsed
- sPfopofals fo- Sewerage RoDds.' ard addFeseeo W
she 1tdersgned and where tue parties aIe not known
TO Lin tbouId contain references
50 hit less taau rR: will be coceidesed lhe GoMp
troller retervea uhual the aht to reject aay q
iii hldk II the public Interests aheud
M2-rSe-tit SIS. HAfhS. City Comptroller
, 1863-09-09
IT Is TIE ONLY

In B THH ONLY
EIQUm CEMENT
Ertant. that Is . sur5 thing for
mendtnE
FURNITURE. -,
CROEKERY, ~
TOYS,
* R{1NF,
IVORY.
, 1863-09-09
DR. JAMES, formerly Of New

- U316kukt3 EhU%1 1u. *d303 3N1(<7@ ~ sa@ #s08*
er Of Chror1c Nercnr1al blood. and other d1sessea
THAT REQUIRE sKHLFUL TREATMENT.
u permanently loc&ted htmsaN 1t e6 Randolph
f.reet Ckicaxo. Dy. afkfeconsuendsdh hy the ma
1c.l lfaenly xnd ths Almost e1t1ep' ~ Of thu South
Thousands Of unfortunate b!eaa d.. -AhEe, whe.
ont 1m hin, would b tfinS = mlserao. exist
snce fhe epv1Aole reputation Dr. James onto5sfFo
xe Lakes to the Gull the result Of yeafs o3 study
Ind observation.
III James uses no Mcroufy 1od!ds. Potass1 Arsenic
or a-sapart1ls. In tho treatment Of o,ooo osoasea
@,rt nentr1EzeE, which II positive curo-
pyEsnie weakness cured by = new and inf&01ble
ettod s1viDg both ttzne &nd e1pensa-
ps1os and pAx1or1 1t s. Randolph stre tt<np saus}
Om-e hou1s from L. II. until SPIN
CONSULTATIONS Mv1014ABLH-
t5tAN8 Srnd4K1A
, 1863-09-09

NoJes WAS kspt at the Planters House by
the Express men until they received dis
patch stating that the trunk had been found
and the money recovered, when they let him
60. On Friday night Charley came to this OF.
ice to ask the suppression Of an account Of
istare M He aant succeed me- die IL biz % 9ission do
however. In accounting for the circumstance
Of his coming to st. Louis hindcaffcd he
stated to bis friends thai he had brought In a
prisoner. and had fastened himself to him t.
prevent the escape OF the aforesaid prisoner.
, 1863-09-09
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

This u the mest delightful and extraordinary art1ce
ever discovered, Il chAnges tho aun burnt face end
tands peasly satin texture ot rav1shtnE besutJ.
t1p4rttnk Tic marble purity Of youth. End tho DIS
E1nauk app'&<ance 70 Inviting In tho cttH be11e
ia4aion, .trcnoves tau neces. pi1nples and rough
ooss suu the akin, leaving the complexion feeah,
transparent und Emooth. 1t contains no material L.
l. HUT to the skin. PatronI1ed By Actresses and
ppe.s sngers. II u what eVnrY LADY ahould have.
SOLD ere1ywhere.
pEmAS s. BARNES Il CO..
Ysthssa I'm General Arept4 ~ HEoAaWAy, 81. u.
, 1863-09-09
d Philosophical Coutraband.
t,S1 fAfr< E17Y{pf I.

lE1UW Inc dxuAlnNAt t1tot( SSa@"@A'1
Ore Of the above named specimens OF hu-
msnitY, residing In Rails county, taking Int o
his sabfd craninm an idea-a destrc--aa M
corquerahlc wish to eat the bread Of ffeedo n.
appropriated unto bia own use horse Ind
4ccousrtmenta belonging to his rebel mastef,
ard Ike tho needle true to the magnet. nc
~as i1resistib}y drawn into Hannibal. Mahtng
bis way into the recruiting "tdcs 4ere, ne M en-
rolled his name amot r ehe defenders Of !lo-
ertY, and against It's opposers; rcmarking
that he WIS about half frre and intended 70
t1.b. tor the other half The pre1inlinaries Of
nakirg him one of the Union defenders COM
pleted, he was placed on guard OF the d0or;
aud before this ew.hedged soldier had tully
taken 10 tho magnitude. Of his own Import
when the following dialogue took place.:
Master-Halloo Sam, what are you doing
theres
sam-I's soldier NOW, ha ha!
Master r-Get your horse and come home
sa,n-Couldn'td do it. I" Mass" ," there's your
horse, that's yourn this iu here belongs to
Maste--Nonsense, Sam. come aud 60 along
"gn samMTeli We T ron couldn't do it, !" Massn." II
soldier. now; half tree and tghtin' Tor Dc
And 20 the poor, discounted 81 Nassau waa
c0n1pel6U 10 go 0OmeAu4 !tAIE AAs tAt55N13
to the tender mercies 0. .Abolltionists and sc"
ceseionists.
An. Incident undera Flag Of Truce.
Lieutenant Commander H. a. Adams, Jr.,
United States Navy, has arrived ut New Or.
leans, having been relieved Of the command
Of the United States forces In Mississippi
Sound By Lieutenant Commander Green. He
recently cent his boat on shore, and desired
the officer in charge to soy. that If any mill
tary officer received the flag, he would be
glad to zee him on board to arrange the busf-
ness Of the truce. AS the boat returned, he.
saw an officer, who appeared to recognize
him, but he could not make out who he Was.
When the boat came alongside, he. went to
the gangTay to receive the stranger, and even
helped him over the rail On deck, when he
Immediately found himself clasped In tho
arms Of bis OWN brother-one in command Of
the rebel forces on the shore, tho other in
command OF the United States forces adoat.
The meeting, under such circumstances, was,
Us you may imagine, u very painful one. At
ter the, business WAS over, and brothcrly
chat had, they parted, the rebel saying as be
got into the boat, !" Whatever happens, Hal,
recol1ect one thing; We VIII always be broth
ers.'' Both are sons of Commodore Adams,
United States Navy, an officer who has sacrl.
tlced much, feelings Us well as property, by
remaining true to his country
, 1863-09-09

Tx. HIILI3IEU3 VWCH Ub lEali
~ dolPh ssreet. Chicago. fup-atairs.1 treats sn
Chton!c Cutaneons and Metcutial Diseases. In male
OF frmsle. Cures guaranteed. Patients living ut q
distance can consult hy letter. with confidence. by
enclosing ten cents to 1nEuse reply GOOD city re-
1treEces given to ability ant suocesa In 1:actce
Rooms for pAuerts coming fsou distance. Aedl-
x4nae put mp ffome bseEyAon to any pas
OF tho country, All communicates held ats1cuS
,cAnn6Ant1al p O. Boz $50 6G5 nSS3@w19
, 1863-09-09
MERCHANTS DISPATCH
FAST FREIGHT LINE,
OWNED. AND MAEAGED BX THE
ANERICAN EXPRESS co,

On ane Ars- this ta.o. ~ bresirl arTnaEo1nat ~
Aeslhaota' DlApx,c. will .ecei7c md To- wAFd Ma%
EIs CITY 70 New For aad T. st,c Butter sxSs;
yy, Eu.s sad othkr tekt2 Qdick - TTaT
as1on At LOWER IA res IND ~ H::L[xa 1erTTs
CAY ag OBTAINED IT Any oTEsa hoGsA NJ :rF {.
ANcK 6xsspt the 11Ar e1pftas az psAsS1nS ~.
TtLs gueFa2teel to s;c7 xorA = n'o o1S' ~ To
Boston In stx dayA .,o- ~ -..noAr ~ STA.
rred It ff.ttuattoa TExk of corta.: p.
bo11d bnslnes du1lnB the sa3 ran TsaI
1E}5t etsnr guarantee t4~t ~ Gag
~ !: Vt;i ha {Ajthf1ly car1lei Nue.
rta He1ctae.a D. patch !s also perAS To o1at IL
c,esrxd 0cilties bath II tine and ra.A$ far
boQ1c tnssre:s- ,.n
fright EIp. ets II niE. ar b..J si - ..ns oss
men At all pcto.a Of t1a:st- .
Clan1s for !cs5.s Ct 49, -. u "a ;,StF nItuAt-
- tt tn& oEce:
Fer rttt8 CT t1rthe cttF :. islattf. ~ Oiaco
H. C. 3. X. building. NJ. = ..r.:~.,t
Or OF r. LvENE9ACk1.:- -, .r :, y ,r."t tcny
Merckaafs. Dis patch and A:o E.n~r .t:,r~nsT - -
co.aar' Of Lake and D. aEboT n tE.e.4
Chica.o .t'.De . ssf3 Aual.k.3s,
, 1863-09-09

VIC feel confident that shippers vii Ind It for thetr
tpt e3f ia Ahip ry Company Is "A ALL TKHfaH14s
~ p.1IxxaEn rass. e. - M poo1 &c q Gosstaa1a.
Paf1icpla- attention E1il ba Gt9e1 70 tta ssAnaMf8
anit dtstIned TO paints heyoad Chicago. Nhica VII
- ~ shtnne.f III TIHSr TAAIT A1TE& AHHfTAE. or
soAr 2iea law. Ali elalns feE ,2*s 4 p,oaosl5 3D.
once cosaer Of Lake ant Dearborn stEeeta.
Chi asn Stp:oalber 81. lSS3 aetm.ta 1W
, 1863-09-09

Nl N1sH1sa
Establishment.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
and ali descriptions Of
MILL, GEARING,
And dealers In
OLD DUTCH AHKER B0LTlRo CLOTH,
AND ALE Kinds or
MILL FURNISHING.
The Lowest Rates Maintained.
ans xses,m Epv. P. A111s 6 co.
John GRAY,
DEALERS IN
W0oDEN WARE, BRo0MS,
Pals, Brushes, Hats, Twines, Cordage,
Tubs, Churns, Cradles,
Wagons, ChuIrs, Baskets, Ac4
Is FULTON AND 2oa FRoNT-sr.
y1ss,szmls NEW YORK.
Salt, SALT, SALT.
Atths Agency OF the
Salt Company Of onondaga.
consss Fsns psy afa G,cart p Solar Salt.
Orders Solicited and Promptly Filled.
Office 1921 South water-st.. Chicago.
: E.HASKIN, Agent.
TARl TAR!-Best quality Of
- STOCKHOLM lad NORWAY TAR,
good ss:.s for ~ isss2 # Hszs &c.,
TO 1NVALlDs.
GALE BRoTHERs'
|WlLD GRAPE WINE
Is highly sasp@@snssss saa e9esess TSnia {Fiepslss
xAxvr.oruzxo NJ
GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
2c RANDOLPH STREET.
TRUIT JARS AND CANS.-We
1 taya Ia,ee aud complete assortment Of
FRUIT JARS,
cosRR1s1HG
BAKpR LYMAh's Tin Cans to Colder.
HABTELL, sToNE & co.'s Tin ear5 to Cement.
| epences's Glass Cans. for rao5 oozk ,u,., ,.r
4-~ .,ed and Rrasz Preserving Kettles
, 1863-09-09

~ vorably known In the Eota1west. has bis od1ce
Il e. Randolph street. Chicago up statrs for tins cufe
Of Ill clseaaes in male OF female bpek attention CIV
m to Ill maladiss Of Long standing. I have cured
Of the vorst Of blood diseases erer known
tnie county. Pstiauts 1T distance CAL consul mo
tt letter With every confidence, Advice gratis. En-
r!osc stamp TO secure ready Answer to tntcuogs-
Female Golden Lunar Pills, pstce one dollar
ptt boz. sent to Aoy distance three threo cent
stamps are required to prepay postage. 0fcc houfs
,rou. L. H. tn mp H. P. o. Box $50. Chicago. IN.
, 1863-09-09
@44' ~s;r,,

I ;ANDs.--T.:o % al wanting farms
3n ~ af5s ;S ~ tvag settlsue1s of Y9s..nd ngf
Ci1n ~ ~ sI e. south Of PhiBdelpsia> By 11fnA
r. r. III ~ Rro4 "a Large crops tseaty asre ecs
Sood baaine1 PEI ssre 2sgan.s vtsaf Hna 1aa q
~ seps ~ nans .GD; n;s ~ -Yaesas
C1EbeS .dCe W., LstteF* ansvsEed e.9sss =
te111n~ ,uH inform s.oo w6l - teut nhd' se-
, 1863-09-09
THF DRTGe COMMONLY AD.

THE DRUGS COMMONLY AD.
L H1NIsTERED T. Fevsr aud ,Acue patients. ate
aud stren thenlcE: ye, the nnakrus dertsed b{ self
sufficient old wu,aen. Sc eos much bettes: ssme-
nk1il ii the healing a {Gt be5ond tae nfdinafy T1o
tine or the profession This ee;tds5atIH = supplteA
icrk lake rAnk an. rE the most pcwerfni medicines
eve, devised Ite 2necta speedy tAd Evea
lie most tetltd Of the aae48e yield to the toac
1,fore.t ,rs Of The fI:tteEs
For sale BY Druggists sud dealers Ee1efaHy. eve:y-
4thrrr - ket.m4 III j. WEFI4
, 1863-09-09

1Ja1,hscs2m I'm 4. E. GOODRICH Efer st.t&3.
1863 THE 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Z, 1s
825 miles Doub1s Track.
Il .:aer 70 fese pacs wtt5 r. demands Of .ssssyee
ffs :oss
E s NnE 7 ~ y II b e. sQd II u
ssoas e I'd IL - es ,s'
runEE DAILY TRAma rRox
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with c1cso connections RON We6teso C.use.,
A4s A4s94@EsSsaE @ d!.sss 70 New Teri: TaRoEaA HAz&s
hALffaSRE IL SR eND WasunG2oN q ~
E. .a,5.a Hs :s6 rs ses e.
EV1nG n .drance Of Ill ot1e1 rontAt.
SEVEN p:nY TRA1Ns FRON
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YGRK,
sss o. sssssa y ,s, o. IN
s!eepiaS 81: q light tsa,n. to Philadelphia ase
saFEaze cfecssd shsouEc Ard uans:crss.: ts.,
FRB IG HTS.
ta i Eonie ga a Esn =, ~
81 ohio Keatncsy ildsaas. n.lnoia W:s;ouSo. To-
:1tsegr$s Sta StesEsE = p Talss 9oSa. 50 sses
~ TsnsS::ss cSSsaes5a5d hi5aos Co.
- ii feEts g. SsisS z.'a
~ ss ~ sss g s :1s sc e.
e:HSeFss aG RR5 e Il 81 fs{ FaH4 to ind o .n7
n tha west 6y ths rs1asylvaaia CeaksM KalTesd ~
4T m = ~ ~ A22 81 o
! u . Ps4t!eq!sr I'd nikst packasoe WA ruur
For FREIGHT Contract. o. shipplng Directions. sspe
, 1863-09-09

,@* Good u an Apps1, er.
P1essans ~ Cordial--
=. = Life hss no safeguard
KQUAL TO
H0sI'ETT Err ER's s B1TTERs,
THE PERus OF TIE SEASON
How TO AVOID THEM.
1t Is o. intta importance to the public to know that
HosrErrEEs
STOMACH B1TTEKs
.-u
80 nns' - 80. ~ Ell, c,,1nof t dnrsn1 thn
SPRING OF THE YEAR.
1A''- ..-..-, ~. $1,000, 80.
- NV A.. :,.,.7..... 49,. .h~ zou...
A0o 49, -,,o,, ,.,..n, ,.a.;,, ,,,....
.,as.,,,.,, ,.,,,.n e,o,,,.o =. "a ,aa,s+ ~.
- 49, 1' -, ,uana3... 10 n,,-, ~ ,,a,,
s,o,n.. r,.,
110>A sS'&As =. ,,.,,..,. =. ca,r.:.
e'~"S --F - .,--
4AoaA. .u-s.s.n. "u@ - ~. -s..,s 49,. ..s.. .a,,~
from the strong. And tnss espeeialS tfoa or sae
winter The first vs1m days Of the Spring sun see1n
to ,haw out from the frozeu earth the elements Of In
nuuerablc ailments. The nn!asrna which tho frost
nao ae1"e1se@us 1eA.'au W. - ~ -
Bilious Cole, Asthma. Coughs. Colds. Physical and
Mental Depression, and low and teehls condition OF
all the vital functions. ara xnnnz the most common
consequences of the great Spring thRw which ls tho
sir with unvholesome danps. FoR1ux m ADVANCE
aoa,ns, tbesa n-ostrat,no and destructive agerctes
~e''''13' .uxo,+,,, =,
tEotrPLARt aae ssssei'' ~ ~ "a1e' " 4e'9A@ ~
pure tonic and Alternative. WHICH Will ofS esetyoszan
and noze Of the frame into ths best poss1e state for
e,.,u. au-,,,a ~ a,.ea.a nhfc. tba foo,
1es1soog tno As4hs At4'N' - 4s0o' "A@~-@ .0s'
and winds Of March, April and May bear upon tselz
mephit!c wings. Remember that HOSTETTER9
-,,,.-,,,,, ,,.. ......-~-.,.,, .,,,n.
into tort before s'p.0sen ms
...,x ,,,,,. =,
~ NA"1 a>' 49,. 49,. .s. -
,.u.,..,or,. .rh.7a+,on farc, thew ara
ave 1aoos' aoo 'aA4a''oe7 at:A~' 'A7s 13'
. &c.
INVALUABLE IN CAMP.
, 1863-09-09

DuESl PILES!

DuESl PIlES!! .s
J. DIR. WHITFIELD"
VEGETA BILE FlLL9:
hre y. rtar1ed certain cure for F1STuLA, o&AA"~
OF BLEEDING pu E6.
We would caution al xbo ere v1ct!ns - .9 srn5
treAstrE comp.t.t Artn the use o. 1he dis1.a
cations as tltv ycsu;t ory l. azzrA e ~,
Dr. WITT IEtDs remeay IeE1oxes 5s sne eA'seo ~ '1'
THis is No QUA NEDtEahA
These Pills are tried e, the kaL Seasn'
Price 50 cents per boz 6Sn5 q M mn 1ron.93to1 @
:. 81 Broadway. N. T.
r....1. hv FI;IES EHAKP ia IAk4 street. Chi
-, ~ - III - Be9-u5lB3m
, 1863-09-09
MIR. QUACKKNBOS, professor
1Fl Of Greek IL the Ur!TerEty Of tha Iaks Of thi1
cttY1. vii Open school {p1 tho
Instruction Of Young Gent..--1en

and in modern isusnsres' He Muite the nHn 6s- az
ls ppps to fneea; bJ which means he Il eaahled to
Eve 70 cscs rn1u tie advantage ct pr1yasc tuiuon
The highest teiereIcts given
Appl!catts rto b made At 81 1rdikns s:sSet ,;sa
, 1863-09-09
TT,0R ACCO DEAL Z RS.

: CASEY &c CO.. 80
WhnIesuIe Tobacco Ues
- nr.rhorn street between South "Asar -
9tleet1, C1lca-o. III.
, 1863-09-09

Noyes was brought back here Thursday
night last, and confined In a room at the rian-
tefs' House. Up to that time, Captain Smith,
somehow could not be found. It ecems the
Express men agreed with Noyes, before he
reached Missouri, that, upon the restoration
OF the money, he would Be- released, and not
prosecuted6or the robbery, whereupon Noyex
told them to watch certain depot for the
trunk he described, and that there they would
fnd the money
, 1863-09-09

FRVFIUANIh.H Z. L.
Fold by LoHD q ssHTH. Wholesale Dr1ggista. =
u nm Ill orders may Be addressed 1e1o g6a lywFAx
, 1863-09-09

BOOT, 81 SHOE
Manufacturers, udng Mach!nea.
VIII ind II the best ardbIe known
|Sor Cement1rg tie ChannclB. as It
works without delay. u not a1ac+
tied by any change Ct temperature
, 1863-09-09
fTHICAGO ACADEMY.-The
y Eighth Year Of this School for Young Ladiea
htbc ae Lane xud BAKER Principals. will begin On

mONDAF, SEPTEMBER 21ST,
1t the School HOUSE.. Wabash Avenre. L
Course OF Gymnastics
graduate Of hs Normal School Of PhyAcAI Education
VII be 1pcluc cd in The tuition. zus1 mls37SW
, 1863-09-09

HtltOn55 llSalQbit ttMeGL
Ia 4 uew thing, and the result Of
EyeAr1 Of stndy; It's combination y
lon SUESr1F @ P1ISGPLXS, anu
Iupdefp1 circumstances or change
tof temperature. Will 1t become
corrupt CT emit any o1dnalve
, 1863-09-09
Qt1t1et1t.
USEFUL and VALUABLE
DISCOVERY I
HILTON'8
iNS0luBLE CEMENT !!

IL Of more general practical
than any Invention now
beforn the public, 1t has been
thoroughly tes!e d during the last
two years By practical zen. and
pronounced BY all to bo
Superior to any
, 1863-09-09

IKSTTTUTE-


kJ0 CLASSICAL eEHOt3L. -
The SECOND year al this school VIII cou1meaee On
Monday. 6eptenbes1L Ernboz q pupils limited to
tR elye BOYS fr0E1 10 yesn Of aRe ttztad. Ehe
btst Easlcfp aud city reference. furnished For CTR
cultrr etc adorcas the Pf.ncp&, ,foJ. Onct Box 286
, 1863-09-09

:TE"ELER9
WITH dpd 1t sufficiently adheslva
|for their uss, aa ha8 been proved.
ut is especially adapted
to Leather,
And We claim III Al especial
fmerit. that It sticks Patches md
Innings to Boots and Shoes aum.
'rlnnt1V ntrerD Uy1fhf1t1t Etttrf1nF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-18
y. 4. EE.htc q Co.,
Late iighte a Btadburysj
Piano Fore Manufacturers,
l2i ssroou,e st, New foIh,

- ~ s rHi ii hEatff. ~,
AFR. Z. = LIGHTf. lie ORIGINAL. BOUND
wi er = this ~tlf-f ttsSu thhltsh6,rnt !Nsatot
Ear ne, aud oHil Ilo,fttti H,r8o io,ta .iaLsr
Of the late h.m 81 laghtc biad1aSs, hsv
ing rot inrd his wa hlrd. inicr,st in ti.e VII 10
busip"ss stock. material. a. mi = 70 rr4rric
tot-hii N be l"l8a 4 Iafep X, trrnsiro II his
c,lebr t,l lAtENf lN>i IA ~ IA0N
RAVES =. tte un onr ~ rs can inhkc flr -
FiKIUs iINNb tJtsr : iI- which ihis hou 9
ia. been ~ = rular. To- Al iutcee, Ii uta 81
bis rtrhu Will b. troa eutcd According ~ law.
- All tano fuuos lrum thi. mauuiaeto cry
are warranted perfect ia cYory respect Tor l,e
year,
iIEERAL TgRas 70 brAtFHa.
r. &. ilGIrt & co,
apl Il I'm a. bro'me - New orb.