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SAN Francisco, March Is.

SAN FRANCISCO. March l6.
The fast schooner Chapman when
leaving for Mexico yesterday was board
ed by Government officials and taken
in charge as a privaieer. About 20 re-
bels were captured on board. The
schooner was well armed, including six
brass Dahlgren guns. with carriages
suitable for slip use. Correspondence
found on the persons of the prisoners
Unidentified them as the party recently
negotiating for the purchase Of the
Victnria for a privateer. The prisoners
are confined in Fort Alcotras. Many
more arrests are likely to follow.
LATER.-The bark Chapman seized
by the officials yesterday, arrived lately
from N. Y. and was purchased here by
rebels. The prisoners confess that q
full compliment Of men were TO be taken
on board az rendezvous down the
coast. They hoped to capture the
steamer Oregon. en- route for MazatIan,
transfer portion Of the Cbapman's
crew aboard and then use the Oregon
to help capture the two California
treasure steamers before the alarm
reached San Francisco.
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Gen. Joe. Johnston has gone to op-
pose Kosecrans. and Bragg succeeds
him at Vicksburg This looks like the
rebels feared Rosecrans more tlian the
loss of Vicksbu'g. as Johnston is their
ablest officer. Rosecrans has ordered
all rebels and rebel families 10 leave his
lines aud go south. Good for Rosy.
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Apuointmsnt of Preachers

OF the Kansas Conference OF the NJ
Z. Church for 1868.
Leayenworth Dis,rict.-L. d. rrice,
p. f.
Leavenworth-D. +. Mitchell.
Atchison-W. Marlatt.
Oskaioosa--D. Dickinson.
Ess,on--J. J. Eally.
Monrosia-L +. Walden.
Palermo-B. Z. Bowman.
Troy-S. W. Lloyd.
White Cloud--O b. Gardner.
Hiawatha--J. Shaw.
Sabetha-To be supplied.
Holton-To be supplied.
Grasshopper Fails-A, G. Channel.
W. X. Davis, Chaplain in the army,
member OF Leavenworih Quarterly Con-
ference.
Baldwin City Districts. Brooks.
p. L.
Baldwin Ci,y-T. j. Ferrill.
Centropolis Lawrence.
Auburn and Burlingams S. Green.
Topeka II. A. Parker
Tecamseh and Clinlon-S.J GriiIing.
iswrence-G. W. Paddock.
Franklin-C. +. lewis
Wyandoit and Quindaro--M NJ Haun
Olathe and Lanssiield-To be sup
piled.
Paola-To be supplied.
Peoria-J. Harmon.
Sac and Fox Miss.-R Z. Duyal,
Of Cenlropolis Quarterly Con-
ference.
Baker University-L. l.. Hartman,
Prof, member OF Baldwin City Quar-
Ierly Conference.
L. B. Dennis, Agent American Bible
Society. member Of Lawrence Quarter
y Conference
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WASHINGTON, March II.

A dispatch has been received at head
quarters here from Gen. Rosecrans.
dated Murfreesboro, 10Th, reporting the
gallant conduct Of our cavalry under Col.
Menty. which captured a rebel camp.
seventeen wagons. forty-two mules and
one hundred prisoners-place not stated
The pirate Florida called at Bai ba-
does on the gath, and left next day.
Admiral Walker heard OF her where
abouts before he left St. Thomas.
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New YORK, March II.

Richmond papers Of the 18Th an
nounce the arrival Of the captured Gen.
S:oughton and others. They were taken
by Capt. Moseley, of Fitz Hugh Lees
command.
Mr. Conrad. Of Louisiana. introduced
resolutions on the I1th, in the rebel
Congress. looking TO peace.
A vicksburg dispatch Of the 9.h
says one of the enemys gunboats threw
a few shells yesterday. all but one falling
short. A Mobile dispatch Of the 7,h
says, The Yankees have come up the
Tennessee. River to Florence. Alabama.
with fleet Of gunboats, about 500 cav
ally had landed. and were destroy Ing
all in their route through Franklin, LAW
renee and Marion counties. towards
Aberdeen, Miss.
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Yew Aarertisemsnts.
Notice..

HuGu CAaERcS, now residing in the State Of
IL Missoati r. j. Eibble of the State OF Viz
ginia and Thomas Arrnor, of the Stale of Ohio.
will take notice thu, Mary V. F. Lane Of tn,
State ci Kansas did. on the sth fay of March,
4. ID. 1868. ils her petition in the District Corrt
sitting in ani Tor the County of Jefferson and
Sac q; Kansas, against the sail Hngh Carer
on, T. j. !ibble and Thomrs Armor, DEFENDANTS.
setlirg forth thai the said Hugh Cameron gave
a mortgage to the sail Mary y. +. Ian, on the
nor,l, west quarter IN ". ~ Of section num-
Der 81 In township numher . in Range npai G.,
20 east. said land being Of the Delaware Trust
lani, and situated in the said county of Jefier
son a1d State Of kansas, 10 sec-re the payment
oi $1,000. 90 according TO a ceTiain nofe referred
10 in said Mortgage; and that since the giving
said mortgage the other defendants claim some
interest in said lands BY mortgages under the said
lagh { meron; and praying that said Hugh
Cameron may pay sail sum OF 100000 now
claimed 10 be due with interest thereon at ten
per cent. per annum iroIn 81 o; July, A. ID 1850,
or that said premises lie sold TO piy the same.
Said petition pFays that the pro-.iies of lien he
fixed by the court and the defendants be barred
oi all equity OF redemption. The slId Hugh
Cameron. F. J Ri55is AMI Thomas ArnJr are
notified that they and Zach Of iaem are required
TO appear and answer said petition within twen-
ty days alter the 81 day Of May. A. o. 1858.
Dated 18th day OF March, A. d. 1868
SHANNON & SHANNON,
l34 CIV. Altys Tor the pif.
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Conway's Reply.

The Secretary Of State Of Kansas. as
directed by the House, forwarded a
copy Of the resolution passed by that
body to Mr. Conway. 1--WE gave them a,
the time in the Independent. WHO pens
the following reply. which appears to
be designed as an expression OF DON,
care-a;ive contempt for our State Hon.
orables:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, u. S.
Feb. 18th. 1868.
Hon. w. w. H. LAWRENCE,
Secretary State OF Kansas:
SiR:-l herewith return your Reso-
lutions Of the House of Representatives
of Kansas, purposing to sligmaiize me
as "a traitor" with the expression Of
my most profound contempt for them
aud their authors.
/ have no occasion to attempt any
vindication Of M charscter to the peo-
pie Of Kansas. Seven years ago the
Border Rulfisn Legislature passed SINH
lar resolutions against me, but i, was
no. long before The people overhslanc-
ed these scoundrels with utter over
throw AMI defeat. So i: will BE- in this
easel
i, | shall ask the people in their next
election TO SAY whether am traitor or
no.; and in the meantime | spit upon
The Resolutions Of your House Of he
With respect.
Your obi servant.
III. +. CvSwaY.
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A prominant lawyer of this city was
stopped on Shawnee sIreet.near Fourth,
night before last. and ordered to halt .by
having revolver Drawn on him. lie
was then asked wha, his name was, and
upon ::giving it was ordered to isss on
quicsly.-Tmss.
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The Bushwhacker Ragan was caught
by jeff. Davis the other day, and hung
till he was made to talk pretty. He
allowed" that his business was rob-
bing Union men. Carter. his accom-
plice, is now ut Fort Leayenworth.
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Gov. OSBORN. = Before leaving for
Washington Gov. Carney requested Ii.
Gov. Osborn TO proceed to Topeka and
perform the Office during the Governors
absence. Gov. Osborn will leave for
Topeka this morning. Public affairs
will be well managed while in his hands
Conservative.
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Areport was out on Tuesday that
1900 rebels we're e3 niles from Font
Don~Ison. on their way there well
armed. The ,umos is since stated 10
Le without foundation.
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New York, March II

New Orleans adyices of the 9th state
preparations are made for an immediate
attack on Fort Hudson. Troops and
munitions Of war have already moved
in tha, direction. Gen. Banks and Gen.
Grover have started for Baton Rouge.
The attack on Port Hudson is TO be
made by land and water.
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Better Arms.

The testimony OF intelligent officers,
who have served against guerillas in
Missouri and Arkansas. is ali To the Of
feet that they are better armed than eur
own soldiers. They are all mounted,
and on the best Of horses.
They cannot be pursued successfully
by forces inferior TO them IN arms aud
horses. These facts are well known.
and set no Union force is raised and
put upon such fooling as to insure the
destruction Of these prowling rebels. A
few battsllions of sharpshooters. armed
with Henry's repeating rifle, which car
ries one thousand yards, and well
mounted. would soon pu, an end to the
bands of Livingston. QaantrelI and
Todd.a and free Missouri and Arkansas Of
our most dreaded foe.
Such force could be raised it the
Commander of this Department: aud The
Secretary Of War would give their assent
to H.
We believe there is now proiec. on
foo. in this State for recruiting such n
battalion and we earnestly hope that it
will receive the appreciation OF those in
authority Conservative.
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June 10th / 2fst First Quarterly Meeting
preaching by Rev. l.. d. Price and Others.
Sunday School and Bible Class al RPM.
Preaching or General Prayer Meeting att Pc.
and on Thursday evenings OF each week.
Ci,izens and strangers are respectfully invited
10 attend.
and on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday ev-
enings Of each week.
ID. DICKINSON, Pastor.
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Special Nsticss.
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NJ. T.. CHrRcu.-THERE will be Religions Ser
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New YORK. March l6.
Mr.. Guillardet writing to the Courier
DIES Etats Unis FROM Paris, February
, 1863-05-23

Rebel Accounts of that Affair and
Other Matters.

From the Augusta "a. constitutionaliss, Maysl
From, the batch Of Mississippi papers that
have recently come to hand, nc gather the
following additional particulars ct the raid
into that State:
The squad OF Fedcrals that penetrated the
southern part Of Mississippi was under COM
mand Of Col. Gricrson Of Illinois, who has
dashing leader in West Tennessee. The cay
airy was guided to Newton By man named
Harmound, who was raised in that vicinity.
lie il now in custody. The men were well
mounted, having abandoned all their broken
dow n horses and seized fresh ones rs they
were found on the route. They were unin-
numbered by artillery or baggage, and admi-
Iably lifted out for flying expedition, such
;,e they appeared to be on.
Their bolduess and fmpudencc In some cases
were remarkable. 4 couple Of their scouts
were sent into Ha1ehuFst an hour or two be-
fprt their raid upon that place, who walked
boldly into the telegraph otice aud pcnncd d
dispatch to jackson. stating that the Ylakee
Riders had turned to the northeast. Their
true character, however, being recognized,
there " IL some talk Of arr.sting them, when
thcy-.hc 1ankces-drcw their pistols, de;icd
tic officers and men Of tho town, mounted
their hurSes and rcjoined their commands,
After " hich the whole force entered the Town,
In squads uf fifty and 4 hnndred-screr,l
lourE interval between thcyan and rear guard
| us }eisurely and with as much nonchalance
At our country people would ride into towu
on a gala day.
The damage to the Southern Railroad ex,
tends over distance of four and 4 half miles,
| commencing y mile wcst Of Newton, run
ming cast. Thc bridges, each about oue
| hundred and fifty feet long, seyen culyerts
and one cattie gap, constitute the track In
| iury dolC, Twenty fright cars were burned
I nd I'm h71 Mt 4Sr--
, 1863-05-23

4 RAlT SUPPLIES.


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Ssss s e'%R 6 ss .r ss 81 Il
n1,ots g sgt il d y .oSE. ::loos %
sa .as S. sa
!rs ~ cas:r tuutltd 20 dra~ ra,ars f-ot ITni-
81 4 Il f. eses ps T
,Ti,e ~ ~ and enciEE n ,he 51st a, ot Dsnber.
seet Ihe 10 i nisasa II y ~ ~
Mf of u poana Il pox Ge
or baron: tweLtss7o ounces OF izeeh bakers b;cai.
f1oounces Of sxira sut eenLe Hour or oon md oas-
soEsts poands O.: coEEEeai: an4 a. t1e rae 10
q rec u Eom,nE cns pound sr u sarse
tines &c. week. ten pounds OF Flo eotee CT elsht
rexsr one Ind ore f9arsh pounds Of sismaatine ea,
MS !sssss E! :,
qnt's i reqaife tssf 1ne psfce & tne eoinpsts
stn eoneeae tt 1ssoa ptr.a1
nsIs nN5s tes req1tsuon shall hare power require
IL .s sfan e Ia s 70
Wto al prc % m et r. above ss!clss u the set
the tight to reject aay Or ii o ths b
r.y,I ct ~ be made onte mouth On the prc.en
t.Eon & ~ se+sIaet Of M rroEson Returns o. 70
oat . ,tss r. sys9s e
er .tF
ali VI Inc articles sha b Of the 7.t o1a1ttv and
shall BE- approved By the commanding ottlcer M
ntss:y + the gost Or the Sass1:,Kned md II tar
may be !s9ne I'd to be Issued on tse Pro.Lon Rssaras
psire> haired for each ttcrn-
AL lids must be in duplicate and accompanied by
the following guarantee also 70 be e1ecu,ed tupii
este ty two rerso1s:
FoEx CT GCARAETKE:
il ce sns :sf
pa o1 ~, above described b. accepted. 90 g
t,e Contract for the saa With the undersigned -
suret!es. ant: IN case the .a,d shall al 70 eu;e!
lit" cnnrEaet as atorrfajd guaranty To make Eaod
tae dlEersrce between the orcz OF the sid nad
rnt Which may be accepted.
"EEnf:': sEF: {: a:n:: 5: iieuarantoss.
= he:eby certify thAt tho above named ara
nnn*n 20 ne a. nen Of property. able to make good
| District Attorney es -
Eact hid must have rratcd COPY ct this sarert,se
mint pctted ~ tts hend ard he srcttr in c,u.
pI cE With al the ttFus. Tho form OF the tn
| b. executed csp he teen At this ct1lce
When the bid Is made by nrn tie prp3os 81 Dn.t
| be s1.ted BIZ each member nf Il.
! H1S1AS y. EDWARDS.
Rl!S e-15A captain .lad ConlH.t-ss.y.
, 1863-05-23

OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO
~ AND R0CK ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Sxw ToEE, NAy n, t9E.
Tie annual HuE Of thr stockholders IT this Cen
rany for the election OF thirteen 3 Directors for tho
tEsTtn. yFar will be held At the otce Of tho
In the City Of Chicago. State OF Illinois, Friday. tho
dfta 18th day OF June next
Tie pom All be opened At elevoa dD L. u .and
closed i: twelve I'D )4---,x ,x.
II nF4ft,S.-
, 1863-05-23

CHICAGO AND NORTHWES-
~ TERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. April =. 13a
TIE ANIMAL meeting Of me Bond holdses and Stock.
holders Of the Ch:csgo aEd Northwestern Rs'lwM7
CorpAay will be held At tae nice Of tae CompaaJ.fn
lie Iity Of Chicago on IHCRsp4 tho "a daE of
IeCots year ensuing and for tho o<
anv otErE bnEtI csA that may cone htE,re them
afc$dl40-td JAAE8 r. 4UIt tE. SEE ].
, 1863-05-23

w. DRENEL a. CO.,

q CLARK STREET, CHICAGO,
Receive Deposits, Make Advances upon Pm.
duce In Store and Shipments, and traosact
General Banking Business.
READ, DHKxEL d Co. pEEIEL d Co.
StTYolk Eny3d4A31yl Philadelphia.
, 1863-05-23
PROPOSALS FOR MULES
DHCrT GCAxrHEx.srEH Gx1.*OFFtoE.
PITrsuEKau, IA, 3iay IT, lsG3.



=, ses!sd P;oress I'll Be .essvea e :h!s once uae1
t1E arc oc!!se-y OF On Taou.and good, sound, aud
teI vtcea1e uea 1t Arlttsbnrh- Pa not les. shan sree
fs S e at "yss !sn a "aa fourteen
dtrd on the lo:h day Of June 1sfa.
These rnu!ss Nl!l ee e1aniaed by = competent
paf~ q for which tsey required ant not found
tot Of he pr,reE qtsaltsy. will be sejac,e,i-
ard ADDRESSED u Lteur. tol- H. Cro-s Deputy oass.
trE,rasscs General, L. $. Army. rtt1so1:sn, RI.
GrAHAhTxx
should II be aw a7det to him rust he gaara1tesi by
t%o responsible pcr-oas whose signatures must bu Is
pended @ to The guarsntse
ht the %n1c!%l certificate OF thu EIe.k OF th} NEAREST
District Cou:t, or tho Cnffed Sas"s Dstri+. Attorney
pt1ess ust be pst s-nt tn pcrson whea the hills
Haid. equal!n amount t. hal the snn to be received
on the ceEtEact sE-d by tie rontac.oE asd both u
iisEEarahtn:~ VII Be required 1t tho e9ccts-f DID
COMP any the contsactt will be necessary for taa hiI-
.:sfsto have tat!r bn'ts!s en with h-n- to havo
NleE thu cuD.1 act Ia *lIEed,
PORN Or orARAxrxx,
Me. 3-. ,.3- OF " s;orasy Of - -. and sssse of
-. DO hereby guarantee that - ts abe to ia 'nn
Aeohtract m acrusanct with the terms Of his propo-
-i1inn and that sno7d h!s proposition be sccepei he
with. Slo''li The toatrar: be awarded hin, we as4
prepared to becon,e his securities.
ths> Ea: aatee must be appended the of1clal ccr
Prt:'osa~ fr.1t dtSo al parties Will rot he consider
3D. Md A oath OF allegiance Will u required OF suc
cc..fI! ttIde;s. rer're ssgaEg contracts:
The utGrtkE nrl reserves tD himself tbs right to
iect ANY or all h!d- that he may DEEM tbo high
Payment to hc made the conlpleu IN OF the COZ
tracts or 30 soun thereafter - tha und-sAEsed s!la
luy1S c5..4t It. Gel, 4 Deputy = VI. Gen
, 1863-05-23

LIMITED STATES MARSUAL'S
~ SALE IN ADMTEtLTY.-tsy v!rfue OF \ writ
Of tale by the lion Samuel Il. Treat. flsc af the
sed ttatth District cen:t Ior t?le htTn strict
G: In1e In admiralty. dated the 18th dAv NJ MAY
Y D. 1865 Will hc sold At Pnhlic Sale. - thc hsnetf
rn hest bidder for cash n Cairo In sAid District
tnllo" nn dcectlb property 10 VIII 4'a halrs OF cot
IN and Gne bag q wooE. the same having been Goa
Ge1uned as coRtrabAnd OF war.
b PHILIPS, S. Nay<hsi
Springfield. Ills May Is. 1>'7 usvtS +s. t3t
, 1863-05-23

nR. lIILLIARD-Long and fl
~ vo.ab!y known In the Northwest. has his onlce
At 6 Randolph street, Chicago up sta!rs for the cure
Of all Diseases female Special attention given
- all naladles Of long standing have cured soma
of the wortt cascs of blood diseases ever known In
.ls country. Patients At dis.arce cau consult ma
by letter with every conadence. Advice gratis. En-
e.osc etanr secure ready answer ontesTogauons
Tcalc Golden Luna: Pills. price one doltr per box
II sent to distance tlres t1see-cent stamps
qured to prepay postage. QUO hours from 4 H. TIL
1oPM 70. Box 5ss5. Chicago. I'll. nyls-is93 "
, 1863-05-23
"a Capitalists.
Vo V0p11dl'6ls.
ITO CAPITALISTS AND MIL
Il LIPS.
L H f
PEARL STEAH FIGURING MILL,
IN ALLEGHENY, PA.

IN ALLEGHENY. Pa
T. DR. s A. LIE.
BAKE dt1:sSa r 1sei Interests. oceF 10: sso hi.
Ero.e 10 any party w4hiog 70 engage IN
IS pe!sors rssIdng n this vicinity particular de-
,s2;n & H. sy b. &c ~ ~ The
tho lnaton ofauy who may desre to lock sEsouzh
t. Si.t Ss ri I. ssie R's'
The anIl occupies sros1l square Of e.ouad u The
ald cast ihe rcnnsy 'sna: fefms it. oo-tas:a
sou;av.:d:y ahoat one Arnsred yards where Ii emp
y, nto thf ATcElsn, lveE. i ]: sh9. sopr,etsfy
rcurd- yFopct,y hsvtns street. On tns *outh aaa
square jul scr,s: the Penrs.lvs.ls Canal! about
M f. as sa:s ses q h M e
and cleveland 4: Pittsburgh k.nssts
x a
uakss the rece:v1o. OF grain Ecm them coasealeEs
TsEE MILL
7: hut eE and so9 .}ns-, TT 'ss snd
&c. II Wa Sec co,hpissSd Il the srTre 81 l Tnsse
sn E.s e ts4 re-
e1:ert1se \, tne hest thaI he proeu.ed TIE c.,
. q! e; q ss ss|s
TIE sTOIEEAnOESE
o7c: ati H. when the nseeAslsy tnc!eAed room 70
.torirg Wtea. F;ons a,'i Bs;reas eseans rs a2piea
, 1863-05-23

Should have this remedy hsnd for IT. timely nso st
the first appearance nf Lancuess will crcetualy pre-
vert those odabe diseases. to which all hor.es a:o
!iGhc, ard which render 30 naaE otherwise valuable
ao.te. nearly worthless.
wonderful curative properties Of Tits Lnlnaat have
tetn received within the last two yeatr and many Of
thesu fotu rctSous In the highest ranks Of lie.
, 1863-05-23

i It{1ERUNI
tn. urt-Y<tgEtd wit ecrise sealed bids G,r us-
caass Of - ton: 9f T.. Ra!;r,'sa tron ws:n-
II. th csa hrta Nlt' 5.hn.ra W "a sd the b.
acccI ted. the rarty making the viii h~ nolet
ass+un practlcAblc II wthln ten day s(t'. suoh
errment funds shc nrdersIgnad tho Iron for which
such bid made will be subject e2lo aaY other
persop.
The right reject any aad all bids expressly 70
served
AL bfs mu.t be sea1cd and directed 70 the u-Icr-
et:ned. NashtnEton D. C.. aat endorsed :" BID for
I.al!rcad Iron"
Bius vii! be recei.eI above invited until June Sta
at which time decision Fill be given
H. L. ROBINSON, :.
uyf1 i.3f-tTt Gait and A. u M
, 1863-05-23
nR. JAMES, formerly Of New

nR. JAMES, formerly Of New
~ OricanA> whore unr.valled success In the treat
kncnt Of Chronic. Mersrr!a Blood and other diseascs
THAT REQUIRE S6ILLFu1 TREATMENT,
Elsa permanently located h!nseN At 81 Randolph
ktttet Chicago Dr. Ismes is recommended By the mo
Gcal faculty and tbs atos entire press OF the South
Thousands OF urfcrtuuates bless Dr.. JAMES who,
bat for him. would be living 4 miscrahle cxtst-
erce The cnviah!c reputation DR. James enjoys from
the Lakes to the Gu is the result of years Of study
Sad observation.
Dr. James no Mercury 1od,de. Posasz. Arsenic
Or Sa.ssna1lla in the treatment Of blood diseases
uut sncutraltzes. which IL = positive cure
Organic Weakness cured By q new and inf.1.ible
7aethoe Saving ho,h time and expense
once and ra.ort at &c Randolph street. <ustatrs)
pllce hours from 2 A. NJ until r ~
, 1863-05-23
NUEKY.-Nhy is it that Girls
IL Al lE0.S Il LIZ DYE Il TIC hk4st

M IALOE0S H.tlE. DYE = tlc Otss
IN THE WORLD?
PFEACSE cEfneGt cLtn tsts -ay SO!
EkL-.UsE II cotai.h 20 rtuettc cnnHoHnds!
EFrATsE:t w-art longer taar auy ''i""r
EEf.At'+>f IT opt:Atcs 1SETASTASt0CELY.
RJCATSE II dcEs MT stain tle r1t1e
EErAESF It noprl<hcs arc sirr. rens tue haif.
1ECA' Sc it co,rtct* t!C had ef' ctr Of ohe- dFes.
EELATMsE M Il Il pr, .t1Gc e 6 C. TT BE- n'sected!
Nnuptact1rrd hy j. CisIsrSDulso. & Ast7r Honss
New York Sod e:e:rNhc:e "a: applied " aI 1T IA, y
Size lry1t b53 atn
, 1863-05-23

Tc mod Imposition. observe this Signature Anc Lfka
of Dr. Stephen Sweet on cye1y label. and asa
stephen Sweets Infa:iihls Ltnlncnt" blown la the
Gas4 Of each bottle. without which mono are genuine
E1CHAEDsOS 4 co.
Sole PtopT.ftoIs. Norwich. Ct.
70. sale hy- LoED 4 SMITH. General Western
Agent: 3 Lake street. Chic:eo. and hy dcAtcr.
csri3 wlrre. srs6 s&a eow-lJ
, 1863-05-23
aptfiQl = utitea.


PURE lop1xK in purc wA7rK. cure for scrotula
Consumption. pytI'ersih. rheumatism. Neuralgia.
Mescua Discs and all those distressing and tnlct-
In ma!adrs which arse from M enfoeb.cd. vtsted
e.te OF the blood defective nutrition IN impure A.
rnokrhctc. dc.
It's gcnuicness Is pure sofaton and l.s excellence
= medicine arc sttested by such distinguished nanes
u Dr.. !. T. Clifton. Prot &. H. Parker Prof J. c.
Booth. and ct.ess equally we'll Known to science.
u per bottle.
DR.. H. AEpERs d CO..
PhSdclans 2ad Chcntsts "a Broadway, 7.
Fer sale By BLISS 4 SHARP,
apB ctl7Sm ~ Like street Chicago H.
, 1863-05-23
1lE1lluuul.

r REMOVAL. ----.-
IL CHARLES COMSTOCK,
moved tI!a oict to rs S0nth Waite. street.
rrotds:ul Salt oi a1i kinds for sal. by cargo and to
lois t. suit nurcpn3erS n1v1s ds1t I'm