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DEAR SILL meant to call you when you lase
Boston make Judgment you for the great
good have derived from the OF your Seawecd Toms
and Mandrake Pills. called in May last thought
had oonsnma but said IL WAS liver complaint AnA
dyspepsia recommended the Seaweed loaic and Man
drake Pills. suppose You have forgotten me; but VIII
Try explain and think you will recoect me-
had time for my turn. Your rooms were full
sleep the sofa: felt so dull that when w0ul0
the day time would fall sleep; but could
sleep night ihink If had come 10 you would
have been IN grave by this time. Now will try and
late how then, and how NOW, and II can be o.
Use TO you may publish IT,
For three before 10 had pain IN my
right side shoulder blades spirited bowels cosve
skin yellow, tongue coated, breath bad appetite al
gone. think l could 60 week without eating ana
hungry, and IL dtl cat 1t would III me-
fuil Of wind would often get nervous spcils e
night, and think could not live until morning. had
a little cough, and have spit quart OF blood at tme ana
sure, you examined that had oonsump ton
in all bottles OF the Sea Weed Tonic and
three Mandrake Pills. and they have cured me.
feel like 4 but OH wonder felt sick Tho
pills took right hod OF liver and the tonic my stomach
For days think ie for everything appeared
alive me, full Of worms; but in .
few days things started. and would believe whae
quantities black bile slime and corruption passed my
bowels but worms. wish the world knew OF Tie
effect Seaweed Tonic; Is good medicine aud %
the appetite IL anything IN the world will
do believe will know for am 30 change4s
bnt am bound 10 you the you 10 Boston.
Al said before well man. NY skin IL hs ceas
aud tongue clean yours have gained seventeea
pounds es and solid 81 that; can cat much ~ any
Lynn. Am In the shoe business and everybody
knows here, and well known In Boston and New
York. am always talking about you and your medcsnes
"o''" A""''' JAMRs r J0NEa
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Destructive Fire I'm Philadelphia.

FHfADkIPIIA, JUNE 70. 1907
A destructive IRE occurred this afternoon 81 the
freight and storage depot Of the Reading Railroad the
Willow street wharf. quantity Of unclaimed Hcight
burnt, and the building damaged The stock Of
A. T. Gallagher stove maker was considerably damaged.
ose not asccrtained.
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NEW BowERy.-Miss Adah Isaacs Meuksn takes her
farewell benefit this evening. Her admirers will fail
TO muster in force this interesting OCCASION
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THE NEW MILITIA ENROL hENT.-The Governor Of the
State OF New York has appointed Major s. r. Pnckney
enrolling officer for the militia regiments Of New York
at the seat Of Major Pinckney is dischareing
his duty very assiduousy, and citizens will mater-
ally aid him by giving ready to such necessary
questions may be put to them by his assistants
whom there hundred. 10 dispel the very
common idea that this is system OF drafting, it is
necessary tba, the enrolments now being made
are in accordance with tho new militia act recently
passed by the State Legislature.
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Delaware STATE Lotteries.
KsNTOcKY. ExrKA Class sf9--Iuue 26 1862
6, IA, Z, 81. 50, 50, rs. Is, 10, 81, Is, 49,
DELAWARE, CLASS 262--June %, l562
20. so, %, So, is, IS. 50, A, So. II, 40, 81.
Circulars seut by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 Co
Wilmington, Delaware or Coyington, Ky.
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CREMoRyE GARDsNs.-Ths fashionable place OF aiause
ment crowded last evening. Tho programme was
OF the most attractive kind and tho appreciation OF the
public showed itself in tho full benches OF the house
Mile. Carlotta Patti in excellent voice. She az.
peared for the rst time in piece, written for her
by Muzio called the "Nghtingale The piece W :
very successful to judge by the repeated paudts of the
large audience. Miss Patti called oat or three
times and the whole audience svinced their appreciate
by loud applause. The performances concluded
with the unparalleled dancing of Sgnor Xmenes and
Senori,a Cubas, all of which thoroughly successful
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Comfort and Care for the Ruptured,
sent free 70 spy one afflicted with rupture or hea Ad.
dress boz 76S Post once, New York.
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NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR or "ADAM BEDR-"
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ACADEMY or OUR LADY MERcy.-The annual dis
tribnon Of premiums at the Academy Of Our Lady of
Mercy, Houston street of yesterday, halrpast
two O'Clock p. NJ There very numerous and re.
spectacle attendance among whom noticed the Worry
Rev. w. Stars, and the Rev. Messrs. Clowry Quarter
Mcguire, Barry, Terrell, &c. The premiums awarded
included beautiful gold medal, tastefully wrought,
wrsaths of flowers, richly bound books, &C., &c. and
the exercises were Of the most interesting description
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Prizes Gashed i'm all Legaiized Lotte-
ries Infoima tion given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
IL " all street, room No 4, New York.
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DsafnseS, Impaired sight, Noises In enc
0oulist aud Aos Cantsn pAos 9Th ST. Of Broadway
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Hcusway's Medicines Curss Coughs
rake fnls q aps ums
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Eight Cartes de Visite for SI-the Best
in the city at WOODS Gallery. 2Os Bowery York
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot, Wholesale and all No Asor House Die
Dye 10 applied by experienced artists
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Earnum il the Hero, il not or Wars, OF
popular shows His Museum abounds with richer novelties
and dramatic performances than be found elsewhere
although his price OF admission is only two shlags. See
his advertisement
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WINTER GARDEN.-''The Wizards Tempest after a
long and successful rum has been brought close
point when tho play goers OF New York expect
it The necessity of novelty which regulates all
other also regulates the theatres there
fore those who would this fine extravaganza
o! the most beautiful OF Shaksperes pieces do
this evening and tomorrow for last time Professor
Anderson, like clever magician, knows when to shit
his effects: he drops tho Tempest to prepare the
way other sensation perhaps greater than the
last
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Trusscs.-lIarsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trus Oc No. Ncscy (imder tho As House,, or
positc tho Female attends ladies' No connection
whatever with any other Tsuss Office of "a name
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Three copies for year (eachl ...........
copy gratis for every club eight subscribers
Harpers Magazine and Harper's Weekly together o.
The Demand notes Of the United States will be rcccvet
for subscriptions Our distant friends requested
HARPER BROTHERS ,rublishsrA
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HiIls Hair Dye-50c., Black or Brown.
druggists.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best In the
wo; instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold by drug
gs, and perfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay
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Big Hit.-Gen tlemen's Patent Leather
Boots for 81 at BARTLErrS No 372 Grand street,
Nor ok
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Gouraud's Italian Medicatcd Soap . N,
Cosmetic depot. removed TO t63 Broadway.
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Al Jcncrs'. 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias
h Boots ~ So 81 Is and az Ia morals 81 81 % and az 50;
Shoes and Slippers yostns' children. Bal.
morals shoes and CATERS aEffERS, 573 Bruadvay.
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Lady Readers ot the Herald. fr You
wish handsome Cater Boots aud Shoes
families, good articles, mo lerale price, paroniye
MILLER a Co, 3S1 Canal street.
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No More Gray Hair.-Gran sl jeans Celc-
brard consultation Inc restoration OF
the hair. Olice Aston place.
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Iierring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Pool Safes 81 Broadway OF Murray street.
Me- YORK
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MARY pRoyosr's TArrE After close or several weeks
this establishment reopsned last evening. under
the management OF Miss Mary Provost crowded,
fashionable and highly apprecatiye audience houorei
the fair manager by their presence The piece selected
for The opening the stirring tragedy Of "Medea In
which character Miss Provost performed with great
success in England Her impersonaton Of the part last
night took the audience completely by surprise, and
showed that her reputation no foundation OF
mere puhery. Medea Is light part to essay. II
calls into play ak tho intellectual Efforts Of actress
and requires no ordinary physique to get to tho last
without breaking. Hiss Provost Is not gifted with
very powerful constitution by nature but
conception, exact knowledge OF her strength aud
the she lakes task that strength too greatly
enable her 10 act through some OF the heaviest pa
tragedy win success which has not been achieved
by many actresses fortunately endowed by
Her Aedea IS truly the Cochan sorcsress conceived
by the great Euripdessof aud tender womauy love
horrible, reinorseess and nhuman in her hate In
the asst scene her could not have been passed
she called before the curtain after act
ing showers OF bouquets and at the conclusion Of the
piece was compelled to make speech which She did
very neatly, briefly and from tho heart She said
she felt as though shs could not let that opportunity
pass without saying word the audience, but she
scarcely knew what to say This her native city,
and she had como home after spending abroad
and after having studied great deal. Applause.
She was happy to that wherever she had been she
had been received and treated most kindly and she
brought back many haI recolcto TO this city. The
strongest proof that she would Tor her audi
cnces here in New York that she grateful
the kindnesses shown her elsewhere. She Lad come
back now TO establish herself in this city, and had
studied hard for that purpose. (Applause) She had
said whom she left New York that she intended
play before Its citizens again until she knew her BUSH
ness She was not novice and she trusted that
she would please aud crafty the ublic OF New York
The play was pretty wei cast throughout Mr.. Al
baugh "a stranger in these pars) playing JASON and
Mr George Eyer mo part OF Creon in credltabc man
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l@ Carries de visitc for 81 .-Unsurpas ID
for durability aud style at BALChES No 233 Greenw ch
street corner OF Barclay.
Another ScnsatiOn.-TurtleS Served This
day at u Park row, by Bayard. SCOTT BRITAIN.
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SIXTY NISrn SEw YORK Stars MILITIA number Il re
cruts will leave this city Saturday next. June ~ TO
joa the Sixty ninth New York Militia. row en-.
c,mped in beautiful and healthy spot Alexandria,
"a. Recruits viii b. accepted up the hour o. start.
tpu
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: O. BATTALION NEW YORK MOUNTED RrFLKs
. COLONEL DODGE.
Au snsed for mis- cavalry regiment now ssevsss
:, Nnrsoir Va start Immediately. Pay and subsistence
rom dsis snrolmenL Thoe d2sisovs % cniaG sps5
tais Xaiu.ast First rirs 5cusvss RscsYis,Y oscss
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A TTEhTf0N.-DR BElGGS TUE CHmOPODIsT, ~
Il aki and saecessi al IN his treatment of bun.
Jos ties club inverted
lnlts and All other diseases Of the oGoe No z1
Broadway
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~ Pennsylvania avenue, washneep D q devoted =
the Of deafness and oil maades OF IN kye aea
Ear The institute Il 10 charge Of the well known Europcen
ocnst and aursA Dr. " A. Won Moschxisker and can -
most OF the members -
both Housed or zee Washington National lnellxencen
for full particulars and special references
c--T-lseo-x.-pRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERsl-
~ ma celebrated brand appears 70 be II every ons's
ox a. eIi A. on every ones liable. They slendl1
cs ana can be upon 10 strengthen and inygorsAs
exhausted nature
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Latest from ChariestOn.-Thc Charles
Mercury says that the Beauregard Hat" is all the
in that Of treason. Here in New York nothing
but the Knox Hat which becomes loyal well that
they all look No 2l2 Broadway the hat capital or
the Union. KNOX s. summer style Is out.
Summer Clothing.
G6l
MEvASs'' and ss Fulton street
S0per oeut below Broadway prices.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
MILITARY BOOKS-I

MILITARY BOOKS-FOR CASH ONLY,
HARDEES TACTICS, COMPLETE EDITION-Re.
MI vised by and published UNDER the personal supervI-
sion of the Author, in volumes.
Price, 70 80
When sent by mail, 275
VOLUNTEERS MANUAL OF INFANTRY AND RI
FILE TACTICS-wth Honors paid by the Troops Inspec-
tons Reviews, Duties of Captains Companies Duties in
Camp and Garrison, Soldiers Raions and mode of CuoL
ing them abridged and compiled by Lieut.. Colonel Wm.
Richardson Graduate and formerly Assistant Instructor
of Tactics Virginia Military Institute.
When sent by mail, / 70
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND BOOK-An abridgement
of Hardees Infantry Tactics; By Capt. J. X. Lee.
When sent BY mail, 6Oc.
THE HAND BOOK OF ARTILLERY; By Capt. 10
When sant'i sent BY mail, s5S: sSc.
ON INFANTRY CAMP DUTY. FIELD FORTIFICA-
T1ON AND COAST DEFENCE; By Capt l.. V. Buck
holtz, Author of the Science of War.
Price, s0c.
When sent by mail, 6Oc.
INSTRUGTIoNS FOR OFFICERS AND NON Com:
DUTY; Bv Lieut. Colonel Won Arentschldt first Huzzars
German Legion, with an atrdgment of them by Lieut..
Price, SOC.
When sent by mall 60c.
DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING BY TROOPS IN CAMP
AND HOSPITAL Prepared for the army of Virginia, and
published by order the Surgeon General with Essays on
taking food, and what food By Florence Nightingale
COMPLETE NEW POCKET MAP OF VIRGINIA.
Price, 75c.
When sent by Nail, soc.
BAY0NET EXERCISE AND SKIRMISnERS DRILL
By R. Milton Cary, Lieut. oil onel Provisional Army of
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Price, 81 90
When sent by mall 10
INSTITUTION FOR FIELD ARTILLERY Extracted
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Price 81 90
When sent by mail, l Os
SHooL IF THE GUIDES, or the Practical Soldier
Illustrated, with % Engavngs and designed for the
of the Militia of the Confederate States.
Price, 81 90
When sent by mail, 06
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Price, {! 90
When sent by mail, -
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the Confederate States.
Price, g so
When sent by mail, 90
For sale by
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September 10, 1861. 81
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Raleigh, N. c., June IIth, 1862.

TWIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN ORDERED
take charge of the Conscrption in North Carolina,
has established the Camp Of Instruction at Camp Carolina
in this vicinity.
Officers will be sent to each county to enroll the Con-
scripts Substitutes may be presented to and enrolled by
them.
The undersigned respectfully calls upon all men liable to
Military duty under this act, to comply cheerfully and
promptly and sustain the reputation NorthCarolna
has so molly won and we'll deserved in this struggle for
Independence 1t is of the utmost Importance that our
Regiments now in the field should be filled up Immediately
Orders will be issued practicable 10 the Colo
nes of the Militia with full instructions relative to exempts
and substitutes call out their commands between the
ages specified PETER MALLETT,
Maj. and Asst Adj't Genl, p. A. c. s.
June 90, 1862. 26-wSt
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GRAND SALE AT AUCTION AND
PRIVATELY

TSNHE MOST MAGNIFICENT LOT OF BRIDES,
Saddles, Harness, Martingales &c. hlre partly been
received and are daily expected the Grocery Store of
W. H. Andrews that has been offered in this City since
the war began, probably will be until closes
ALSO,
large lot of Padded Mule Hames, suitable for army
service. W. Ii. & K. s. TUCKER,
Auctioneers.
Raleigh, N. C July II, 1862. 5sN3t
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LOST SPECTACLES.
OST, BETWEEN SALEM AND RALEIGH. IN
- wake County, air of gold-framed specaces in
olue morocco case, much worn, and the latch off, ANY
person who will deliver them the Standard office or 10
me, uninJured, shall receive reward of five dollars
>, RINDRICK JOHNSON.
'uy H. loos' 29-w3tpd.
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NOTICE.
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
a REWARD OF THIRTY DOLLARS WILL BE
IN raid for the delivery 10 me- or the confinement in
any jail in the State CHARLES CHARIOT enlisted on
the S0ih June as substitute for Melvin Baldwin Said
Chariot is eighteen years old feet inches in height
complexion fair dark hair and eyes, French extraction
born at Strasburg France He deserted at Godsboro
ON the 30h of June and probably the vicinity of Rich
mond or Wilmington s. A HINTON
1t. Commandg Co. H. 47th Regt. n. C. T.
Camp Johnston, July 7lh 1852. 5G-lm
- Goldsboro Tribune will publish one month and
forward account to ). A. H.
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Executive Department., N. Carolina.

Executive Department., N. Carolina.
Adjutant Generals Office, (MiIitia,)l
RALEIGH, July 5th, ls62.
General Order,
No. q.
THNHE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING DECIDED
that commissioned officers of the Militia If recog-
nlzed BY the State authorities subject orders and -
BILE TO be put command exempt from military SER
vice under the cOnscrption all commissioned militia
officers elected prior TO the enrolment the conscrps on
the Slh instant hereby recognized embraced in this
decision, and are exempt.
BY order Of Governor CLARK:
JOHN C. WINDER
Assistant Adjutant General
July s. 1862. 55-St
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N. C. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Sc Miles West of fSalisbury-Near Western North
Carolina Railroad.
TINHIS POPULAR WATERING PLACE WITH ITS
Il extensive Hotels and handsome cottages is thus early
opened for visitors in consequence of the app
cations to take families Arrangements made
every comfort and security To those unaccompanied by
gentlemen. We are far removed from the invading van
das and this mountain retreat shall be found pleasant
and comfortable to all calling We can accommodate
several hundred visitors.
line of Hacks and daily Mail to the Springs.
Mrs. E. J. ROBARDS.
May 90, 1862. 4l-l2tpd.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, N. c.

AdJt Generals Office. (MiIitia,)l
Raleigh, June llth, 1862.
General Order,
No. 5.
~ call their respective Regiments for the purpose of
the enrolment of Conscrpts at such times Major Peter
Maett, Assistant Adjutant General P. A. C. s. for the
State of North Carolina mar appoint
BY order of Governor CLARK.
JOHN G, WINDER,
Asst Adj't General.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEADQ'Rs, CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,
Near Raleigh, June 26th, 1862. !

Near Raleigh, June 26th, 1862. !
Special Order,
a III, PERSONS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS
"A of the act Of Congress entitled "an act further 10 pro-
vide for the Public Defence approved the 9th OF April
1852 and known the Conscrpton Act hereby or
ced to appear their regular Regmena muster grounds
in their respective counties, the sth day OF July,
proximO.
to appear at the Courthouse of their respective Counties
on the 18th july proxmo, prepared to proceed forthwith
to this Camp Of instruction.
III The enrolling officers will have instructions to grant
exemptions as prescribed BY law, hereto appended
" Officers commanding regiments and companies OF the
Militia of this State will Immediately notify their respec
tive commands and all persons liable to Conscrptiou
to comply promptly with the above order Nos and
Ali persons subject to enrolment who may wish to
Volunteer must uin companies the Confederate service
ON the 18th April last according law; and consequently
are prohibited from recruiting organizing new compa-
nies or regiments Partisan Rangers excepted.
By order: PEIEh MAhbELl