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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16
WAR MEETINGS.
VAR MEETING IN tIBANl-

Special Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune.
AIBAsI Tuesday, JAY Is, 1862
A large and enthusiastic war meeting is progress
Ing in the Capitol Park this evening. 1t is addressed
from two speakers stands.
THE RESPONSE OF ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, July Is, 1904
The Governor has issued q proclamation for nine
regiments Of infantry, and for three years, III re-
spouse 20 the call Of the President.
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FROM vICKsBURG, MEMPHIS, ETC.

CAIRO, Tuesday, July >, 16b2
Water has been let into the canal at vicksburg,
but the anticpatons that it wou soon cut channel
through are not yet realized The work Of deepen
ing it three feet has commenced
The guerrillas near Memphis are becoming very
bold, burning cotton almost in sight of the city.
Disgusting themselves as cotton-buyers, they find
where it il secreted, aud then come in force and
burn it.
Seven scouts Of the 18th Illinois Cavalry, when
near fernando on Friday, were attacked. Two
were wounded and captured, but the balance es.
capped.
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FROM GEN. HALLECK ARMY.

ST. LOUIS Tuesday, July 10. l5,R.
Information from Corinth TO Thursday says that
Gen. Halleck was there, and tie various diyi'ions
Of bis army il excellent condition and eager for ac
tive operations. Bragg has about 10000 irooPS nj
Tusses, and some 81, 900 more a, Holly Springs aud
other places Their movements are ,aid to indicate
offensive operations.
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UsprP ARRrsT.-We understand that Capt. Cra-
ven of the steam Ship-of-war Brooklyn has been pat
under arrest by Commodore tarraglt, COMMANDER
OF the Mississippi fohla. Capt craven has nol
been free of suspicion Of dlsoyalty; and his conduct
when OF the block.dng squadron was especially
liable TO censure. Chicago Tribune.
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Bus,,less Notices.

ELEGANT AID CHEAP.-COmmend us for com
for, and beauty to KSoE Specklsd Straw Hat foummer
wear ". ensy s exceeding ghne's. appreciate lie be-
comm CUES, and marvel at its cheapus We advise all who
desire to endure the heated keep the head cool aud the
oply fabric that can accomplish th, is one Ofthe speoked
Ksox',i.mN No 2l2 Broadway, corner of Fulton'',.
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THE CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.
WAR MEETING IN ROCHESTER,

WAX MLTITNG y
ROCHESTER, Tuesday. Jsy l5 1871
There WAS a large County Mass Meeting here to-
day and strong resolutions were passed for sustain
ing the Government by prosecuting the war. DR..
Anderson President of the University, Il. Hart and
others. made speeches. Gen. Gould presided. The
Superysors are in session, and ask for special
zion Of the Legislature to offer additional bounty to
volunteers
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Un;ycr.ity of New.York, Medical Department.

University of New. Ork. Medical Department.
THE SESSION of 1923 Will commences on october 20
VALENTINE MOTT M. d.. Emeritus Professor OF Surgery
MARTYR PAINE. NJ D., Professor Of Msteria @edca sna
Therapeutics; O. s. BEDFORD, NJ D., Professor OF Mid
wisry; JOHN ". DRAPER, ~ d. Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology; ALFRED G. POST, NJ d., Professor Of
Surgery w r. VAN BUREN III d.. Professor OF Anatomy;
JOfiN T. MHTCALFE, NJ D. Professor OF the Institutes
and Practice Of Medicine The Lectures arranged a. to
give opportunity for daily attendance the nunerou, Hos
Sa. snd Dispeusaries The Surgical Medical and Obsetn
cal Cinque. In College conducted az heretofore hs
Spring Summer and Course 10 being carried on dur
ing the session in the usual manner Letters Inquiry
NAV be addressed to Prof DRAPER, President o.
EAcnltY Uniyersity. New lOIk.
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ENLISTMENTS IN MAINE.
YOKYLlyp. Me Tus,,

PORTLAND. Ne Tuesday JAY IS, IS6z
Gov. Washbun telegraphs the Associated Press
that the State of Maine will pay bounty Of $50 to
each recruit mustered into the United States service
in the regiments, and s35 in the old regiments.
The banks advance the money. This, with the
United States payment, will make an advance Of so
and So. The city will offer no additional bounty,
as that would prejudice enlistments in the country.
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THE UNION MEN OF MEMPHIS, MISSOURI
DRIVEN OUT.

KEoxrK. Iowa Tuesday, July Is 1861.
A party Of Rebels on Sunday night broke open
several stores in Memphis, in Northern Missouri,
driving out the Union men, and capturing some State
troops stationed there.
The reports by to.night's train are to the effect
that the Rebels are advancing on Athens The peo-
pie of that place leaving and fleeing to Canton
and Pennington.
Troops leave for Athens tonight.
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soLL5SfRs The so.rd Of Director. beg leave % 70
mind their friends pd the public Of che lrssn, aSss
nrs than two adI ed sick and wounded soas no"
thsir csrs They are daily expecting hgs see st.assi
Money Fnne1 and plain Cotton Sei swS. .rs very
,,nch NEEDED Provi.ons Decsces. Wines and t'quHss
will be ,hankally received ., the HONE e.. issMERcX
FXPRE,S COMPANY corner u Hudson ard !sys.'"' -
No, Ia .d ~ Bro.ig az viii be ssut Tree ,. saAi"
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THE FRIGATE WABASH.

PsIADkLPHIA, Tuesday, July Il, 1369.
The frigate Wabash arrived here to-day for re-
pairs
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Howard College Commencement.


Harvard College Commencement takes place to-
morrow. and the Boston banks viii be closed ac-
cording TO custom.
Henry W Fenuo, late Treasurer Of the Boston
Theater, died to-day.
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IAdyer,isinea,.l

LAST DAY but two OF Con-. MUTT II BAR
rrss He close. frdiy next. Grand fanny holiday
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MARRIED..

RUcUaRDs-DOW-In this city, on Tuesday, July Is,
iS5l by the Rev d. Burchad 4. Il. Richards Of this
civ 70 Miss Mary 4. Dow OF Waterbury, VI
Vermont papers please copy
PoOMF-WlLLCCX-On Tuesday. Ialy 3, by the Rev.
Samuel Seabury. u. D. VIM. Oscar Roome TO Matilda s.,
d,uxhtsr Of Jacob Wilcox. esq.
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Women who have to earn their living, can
Learn what their talent. NJ them ior OF what 90
io,c,l E1,niu,on At Fowler Wells, No 30 BToadway
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Ariel, with the California mails Of
june 90, arrived at this port last evening. She left
Aspnwall June OF 3 p. IL.
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One Hundred Recruits Wanted Immed

Under authority Of the Governor OF the s'as VIA otsa
AN Office At No 80 How ard at stairs near broad"sy IT,
patriotic soldiers independent company 70 serve for
three during the The Let aud "a Lieutenans
when made ap A the discipline ani efficiency OF
company materially depend on the conduct snd ehnsr
thew VIII be selected and appointed with great cars.
II Is intended that this shall be the be', company
morally and phy scay vet raised for the service will en-
desvo to paid each recruit 100 bounty " 500.
as the Company is organized aud mustered peHiim Of
- snd bounty Of tlj shall be paid, al ryerts ksast
tickets will also be issued for the benefit OF families free
men of NewYok your country q in peril. oe'eeeh YOU
therefore TO fall n lively" and sssis. IN is defense DO not
wait for draft Transposiion will be ur.,ei re- tS.ss
rom the county July 10, 1902 Capt. II. H. utLfth
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s,Dc,a CheeLs In Dixie when fletie Surm

aud b."ANTaoN BATIAhLb,o O,s Ur d.1' or.
n.risnc. teaches that battles becoming more and mpi
srtery iae Let then have %1s co1o. ,orains "a
,h S STATE BY special recommendation o. The rsasn :a -
affords probably the las. & 'S he 'styce The
s.son viii sons., two bssrs. Of :sh. suus :,sn
-Four hundred %.a 81 so.S PsyisSst y. United
70 an u'a ,.stiop. Tor his branch OF the service ANw
% csnuonies secure appointment Is "a co sns
Missions officers upon replication Il hssaqus'e'' "' wv
/ Rro
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TIE IAN BILL,

Nov RE,Dy pamphlet. Of % pages. fine white paper
Beside the bill whch sword for word in ss,oFi4nce with
the original text append 70 It Alphabetical Rscapitus
,iou OF ever, article bs taxed by the law and he amount
Of the "a, 70 be levied thsrson This renders complete
aud conveuien, az i, Is possible to make it,
Price cents postpaid; - per 100 II sent by express -
nor 100 n bv mail address Tar TRIBUNE New-fork.
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5penal Notlres.
The Tax Bill.


NOW READY, in q pamphlet Of % pages fire, whits
paper Beside the BILL which word for word accordance
with the original text append 1t Alphabetical Recs
ptulaon Of every article to he taxed By the law and the
amount of the be levied thereon. This renders Is
complete and convenien. as it is possible to make it,
Price cents postpsid; 81 per 100 II sent By express Is
per 100 If by mail Address THE TRIBUNE NewY
''Iron Porcelain G ombinatiOn Preserve Jars"
Call and the article at No. 40 FULTONst, near Ca
whore have lately removed from No 20 JOhN-st 7
article is NEAT CHEAP, and durable; warranted to kss
FRUIT TOMATOES. SC, perfectly. They need only tob
seen to insure purchaser. Having filed up my stock
SILVER PLATED BRITANNIA and ROLLED METl
GOODS. will be hsppy to see old customers o! my no
place Of business
SILVER PLATED AND WHITE MEAL
COMMUNION SERVICES always on band, At prices 10
SUIT the taste OF all.
TABLE DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS AND TEA
SPOONS Britannia Spoons, Table and Tea large variety
and at favorable prices, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Re-
pairing and REPEATING In the best style and at shor: notice
VS. MURRAY.
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READER, You can have an enduring. always
ready and sao- GOLD PSs exactly adapted to your hand
aud style writing which will do your writing va',ycheap
than s,es Pens II wsntit see The Fen Ashse'
than the sgord" in another column.
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nlilitarn Notlres.

Any Military Gentleman DESTROYS Of ,eins omins'e %
cnnsl Of lie Seventh Senatorial District Regiment or OF
raising company therein as Captain Tsy saaIess 80
upon Mrsr VIM A. Darling Nelson j. " aseroury ana "e''
Han or either of them. BY order ,.,.o,,y c,,
A. OlxEr HAIL, Secretary
Corcorau Zonaves, 4th Regiment, Empire
Brigade, Col }. BURKE Commanding. Recruits wsn.eo
for Company B. commanded by Capt. w A. Tfesdwe firss
Lieut. K Haisht For further PARTICULAR apply At tho
recruiting office No II Broadway.
In the Field t-lOld Regiment Light Infantry. Col
TfIoS n NAN buren,, in the advance near W aIen.
ton Va, under III, renowned Gen. SlGE ~. MN
men Don't wait 70 be drafted but join the led aid share
the laurel wreath, Of victory Apply % Lieut. ; cox
NELL Gira.d House; Capt j. W. LEWIS No. 'o9 Broad
way Recruiting Officers.
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Wallacks,
Entrances Broadway and l3.hH
Door, open 81 IT, CoumencesstS ,- ,,,,
REPETITION Of the GREAT BENEFIT BILL.
THREE CAPITAL PIECES
The deeply interesting Irish drama:
HANDY ANDY
i"' THE YOUNG ACTRESS
Mr., FLORENCE in six different chsrset.rs
PARIS AND BACK for IS
New Burlesaue TOMORROW NIGHT.
Country Board in Farm House. miles fom
the ty on The Hudson River. Terms % per week Ad-
drss, Bor No. l5j Tribune Office.
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stanton Legion. COL. WILLIAM H. ALLEN
\ g. No. ld

one MORE RALLY for the old FLAG. ,r,
TWO LlEUTENANTs WANTED and eSIpe;s Gx sSE
PAY in ADVANCE. and 81 BOUNTY. 800 BoCNnI,
or loo ACRES OF LAND at the end Of the term o. snIs
msu h,ch 1, for three years the unless sooner
charged. s25 OF THIS BOUNTY WILL BIZ fAip IN
ADVANCE. a ,,.t.r,
on STATEN ISLAND. with rsions AID uniforms OF INC
Regular Army men are ngse;e IN; ,,y q, ono.
"a oh,in no.i,ipn, al No. % WALI-ST, OF NO ~ hS
SrXST 70 Can't " NJ w BADGER, Recruiting omeer
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The New National Tax Law,
GET THE BEST.

The New National Tax Law.
GET THE BEST
CITIZENS AUTHENTICATED EDITION
LARGE TYPE. l2s PIP. l2mo. COMPLETE WITH
PARAGRAPH HEADLINES ana INDEX.
Compare Il with other editions and non, other viii b
taken Price Ten Cents For sale by all News Agents.
Agents wanted. Address
BEADLE & Co.. Publishers, New York.
Deafness, NEW MODE OF CURE published in Ibs
Sunday fine. for the benefit of the public being volume Of
400 pages by DIR. j. T.. Won ElSENbERG. OcuiisI ana
Auri,t, OF No 50 Clintonplace. See Sunday fsmes
Harvard Association, PhiIadeIphiR-FOr the re:
lief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted with Virulen. ana
Chronic Diseases and especially Diseases OF the sehua Or
sps NEEDLES. advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATORRBEA OF SEMINAL
WEAKNESS and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed In the Dspen'sry. sent
IN se aled letter envelopes. free Of charge. Adore"
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At JErFERss, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Elastic Boor.. I'll 80 81 IS and 81 BMsoRALs ~,
~ 3, and ~ ~. r,u,,
dent, hne SHoYs aud SLIPPERS, YOUTH ard Chldrens
BI4oRAL. SHoxs, and CATERS in great variety, al low
prise.. JEFYKKs, No. 513 Broadway.
WHEELER Il WILSON MANUFACTURING
CorP,Sr-sewinr Machines with important Improvements
Office No. 5o5 Broadway.
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Fifty Recsuita Wanted
ODD REGIMENT n. Y. S. NJ,

ODD REGIMENT y. Y. s. NJ.
TO SERVE FOR SIXTY DAYS
This Regiment, At HarpeFs fefry, WI. receisstnc
above numoer Of Recruits De made a.
ARNORl No. 1S5 SIXFH-AV.
FIRST-CLAsS MEN ONLY WANTED, EOuli MEME
~ FURNISHED.
Il affords fine opportunity 70. young men 20 corr sf teein-
.eve. for limited period with one Of the best rgnsn's IN
ARMoRY OPEN FROM LIZ A. N. TILL eP. NJ
WANTED also SIX eficisn: FlfERS-noue but the best
nae
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I-1Vl-.
N0te.-Later in the series shall consider at some
length the influence Of certain habits and csiogs OF
life in producing this disease, and will then answer
the inc ury Of my correspondent from Connecticut
in regard 10 the effects Of Tobacco on health and
longevity. but 70 do 40 now would break the chain
of connection which is intended 10 link together the
several letters and form a complete history OF pull
monary disease. Il. IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

i've governments. Bu9sarely no fears
born of past threats need disturb our equa-
nimity. When we have disposed OF the
principles in this rebellion, we can then
turn our attention to their aceessories.-
We shall demand our rights with conf
dence and they will be yielded to US. Or
if otherwise,
Shall we resign
Car hopes rsnouueo our tights forget cur wron 6,
Because an impotent lip beneath crown
Cries, e BE it so -
No, sir, no. With no disposition to
play the braggart or indulge in idle boast
ings We laay yet say with confidence, that
the power Of this Government, now hap
PLY reseaing itself from the efforts Of the
formidable conspiracy which threatened
It's existence, are ample to protect the
rights of all its citizens, however humble
We shall soon have conq9rel our domestic
foess and in doing 50 shall have done
deeds Of yalor and made patriotic sacri-
fees that viii compel the admiration and
sin the respect Of the world We shall
enter on 4 new career Of prosperity, So
bercl it may be, but no9ise shorn OF
onr inclination or oar power to assert cur
rights and IN intain them against all oppo-
sition, however formidable or wherever
found.
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SABBATH SCHOOL HE'LL, No. :.

:, 1000 COPIES lsS!5 ED The FIRST TWELVE
h'"'ls u T., publication II rutre New Wgyk ~
merry -eopases Many OF the Tuucs and HYMNS were
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~ sl'' A'a' ha"ort"l e'o0JJ copies In So months out
sttpn- any su1aE School Box Of is ,iLe ssitsi in
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CAUTION

w HEhEAS, George W. Colby. a minor SER
want, has left utg house and board with.
VI s"'teleni cause, all persons are hereby forbid,
ueh 70 haF6or Or employ him, or to trust him on
ny account shall elAiia all bis earnings and
viii not pay any debts Of his e5ntraetins. as am.
pie provision is made for him by me.
A. c. FERNALD.
Cranberry Isle. May 3Oth. 1851. 20
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THE HORACE WATERS plANns

~ tLophoNs ALEXANDRA ORGANs and r. GIL
bhkI CO. : celebrated ToLIAN PIASos 49, -
Hnes' instruments ior Par8ers snd Churches NV ~ ~
~ * assortment eau be the new Warere,uas
~ bHlAph Az, between Gra.Di aHd BEoome N,
a,h ~. ne sold At extremely los prices PIANOs and
MELpDk0Ns, from suudry mai Frs Deg and $3.50 - ~.
70 'et; aHa rent allowed purchased as Per agreement
1ehihf pa5 ments received Tor the same Also second
I.S,i fisns aud Ae0deons great bargain a url FINN,
50 70 500, Sheet Music Music Book ana IN Iii :,
siusic Merchandise q, War Prices "
i4Ss HORACE WATERS, Agent.
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Business G ards.
EU C I'm Il Al E =,

EU GENE HALE,
OCNSELLDR and ATTORNEY a; Ltti +,
ELLSWORTH, NE,
OFtirE on Main SrEEr. over Ueo. Y. Hacks
re- in ruoHs formerly occupied b. tnc uanc9ea
Bank.
TIE business Oft tic Late Thomas Robinson re-
aaju. with the a..jers ueA w.i9 will attend toits
settlement al tae above ua.scI flee.
EUGENE HALE.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

hsrsas James smith, late d ssan's Island. by hia
ue4l H mortgage, conveyed 10 Benjamin b stinson 8
ee''A piece II land sitaAe in said swan's Island ard
1o,led ~ Hancock Registry Of Deeds June I6 1854
A"'' PAGE Tvs ami Sher-as said mortgage r.
say conveyed or assigned on the 2Ssh day Of April
D lsol, BY the said Benjamin T. slinsau which con,
~ sse Is at'o recorded IN Hancock Registry. And the
conditions of said gage having been broken Will
IAN sinson the assignee, claim foreclosure
WILLIAM STfNsOS,
HasboE Island, Jgae u, lse2. -
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=; Is: 5: 81: !: !: $: !. !:
~
- Ass. ;. ~ fccbled yitiatcd state
~ NJ of the blood, wherein
4 < ~ - = - that fluid becomes in
~ }><2lt IS competent to sustain
a gsszS 49, 5Sy,he vital forces in their
e = a-.,y Il 49, vigorous action, and
sE---l-s-=a--sSS>sS glcaycs the system to
*, 49,. = fall into disorder and
decay. Tie scrofulous contamination IS Va
riou>ly caused by mercurial disease, low
living, disurdcrcd digestion from unhealthy
food. impure air. filth and filthy habits,
tie depressing vices, and. above ali, ty
the veucreal infection. Whatever be its
origin, it is hereditary in the constitution,
descending from parents to children unto
the third and fourth generation; indeed, it
seems TO the rod of Him who says, Il will
wish the iriquitics Of the fathers upon their
children" lie diseases it originates take
various names, according TO the organs 1t
attacks. In the lungs, Scrofula produces
tabercles, and finally Consumption; IN the
glands. swcllings which suppurate and be-
come ulccrous sores; in the stomach and
bowels. arrangements which produce indl-
ccstion. dyspepsia. and liver complaints; on
the skin, crGptiyc and cutanceus affections.
These, all having the same origin require the
same remedy, viz, publication and inyigora-
ton of the blood. Purity the blood, and
these dangerous di>tempers leave YOU W TN
feeble, foul, OF corrupted blood. You cannot
have health; with that htc Of the flesh
healthy. you canno; have scrofulaus disease.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
ia compounded from the most etieetual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper, and for the cure Of
the disorders il entails. That II Is far suPe-
rior 10 any other remedy yet devised Is
known BY al who have given il trial. l has
il dos conf Inc virtues truly extraordinary
in thejr elect upon tbs class of CONF lalafs,
is inj.sputahiy proven by the great multitude
OF publicly known and remarkable cures It
has mad # the following diseases King
Evil, CT Glandular swelings, Tumors,
Erupdons. Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
ErySipelas, Rose or s.. Anthony's Fire,
Salt RheuYl, scald Head, Coughs from
tuberculous deposits in tho lungs, White
swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
syphilitie Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impurlty
Of the blood. Minute reports OF individual
cases may be found in AYERS AMEEleAN
AIMA~te. which IS furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution. wherein may be
learned the directions for its use. ard some
oi the remarkable cures which il has made
when all other remedies had failed To aiieFd
relief. Those cases are puFpeseiy taken
from all sections Of the country. in order
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s F. FIF ED

WI continue 70 carry On lie
$ 4 ] i : n A z I Z @
business at the I'D stand, where Old friends. and
al in want oi any work in his line are invited t.
~'' 6m49
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TIE peculiar faint or
infection. which we
call SCRoFULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudcs Of men, 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
fccblad, vitidtcd state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
The vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system 10
fall into di sordcr and
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tsse!s4 8. EsAE.E4EEg,

Deputy Sheriff f5r Hancock County.
.ssl.uce-oRLA>D. o5aes ..a Gas Hsa5a, E>q
Al ossHz5ss =.l-us.=. L. - care promptly eS=eHfsd
.Jtt.s4sS =, ST. III
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CHARLES EkTLEs

COUNSELLOR x ATTORNEY AT LAW
oRL4ND, NJ,
Prompt attention given % all basiness entrusted
to him
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New ClOakS.

WE wish to call the attention Of The Ladies
w Of Ellsworth and vicinity, to cur large
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
Spring Style of Cloaks,

and Domestic Cloakings and the neat and supe,i-
or manner in which cur Cloaks are got mp. We
give the prices and descriptions of few of the
leading styles to enable those from distance,
-.-r.la .. l--In -, llna Of IL. .tulca
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

'I'HE undersg ned take this method 10 inform
1 the citizens Of Ellsworth and vicinity thai
they have recently f,ted up machinery Tor tbs
manufacture Of
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-10

Il Ia estimated
that 10000 per-
die annually
in the u. States,
with consump-
ton, and Profess
SCR Eberly says
that q vast nun
Der Of these could
he saved by the