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ON RECEIPT OF ANY or TIIh FOLLOWING
rlS 1u, IN oSSh OF Post-0tee Stamps, the sub
directed, q Gold Pen Pens SeEeciHd k6e sGT's -
eoTdtHg 70 dcscripeiOn, viz: ''-
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
oE For 1 70 cents the Magic Pens tor IS CENTS the Lucky
the Elegant Pen; and for 81, the Excelsior Pen.
THE SAME PENS IN StLVER.PLATRD RTTEN.
SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For 90 cents the Magic Pen; IS cents the Lucky
rem inr 81, the Always Ready Pen: for 81 Oh IN,
Elegant Pen; and for $3.50, the Excelsior Pen 1ha.s
are 16 Ten1ishel gOOd-wntinH odd Pens, with Iii.
iii Pol9ts the average Of every oae Of (which
Will ~, nE ontlaSt gross of the best Steel Pens
The name OF "a. Norton" @Number.,5 and Gop.I.
Points AZ ~ Pea on the following Pens, and the
SSGueaL. Ihe numbers indicate size oIiI1: No /
ths smallest No. the largest, adopted for tho
Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desE. Long ana me.
GUM Nibs of all sizes and qualities Short Nbs Of
'"'' = % o. ana arc made only Of arst quality
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES. ~
ps ZOE 90 cents, No. Pen, 1st quality, or No.
EGE ST. a Nc Pen, LIST quality, or a No. Peu. "a
For 81 %, No. 3 PEN LIST IiuHiftr or ., NJ. a ~, .
"a gu quality; ~ y or No: Pen, sd quality. 90
"a quality, or No. 6 Pen, id GUaIiiy '"'
2dquAlity. ElN 80! 10 Vi . No: 40. or " PFss''
tOl $<<5, a No. Pen, Ist quality.
THE SAME GOLD PENS, WITH SILVER ExrrN.
SION CAsAS, WITH PENCILS. : -
~ For $i5O, MOL Pen, lst quality, or No. Pen.
For $lT5, No. 2 Pen, lst quality. or i. M a D..
"a quality, or a No. Pen, Sd quality -
FOR q, n No. Pen, 1st quality or a No 4 Ps,, -,
qISLltyl or n No. Pen, ID quality.
EOr SE.oU, No. Pen, LIST quality, or a No Il Pan
ID quality, or a No. Pen, Sd qnalify : G4A4s ~
onsTIt' S' 40 Pen 1st quality, or "a No. Pen, %
For $3.50. a No 6 Pen, LIST quality.
HOAD HOAD PENS, ALL FIRST QUALITY, IN SILVER
MOUNTED DESK-HOLDERS
For q; = Nc. Pen, for S225. u No Pen. iOrSs7sJ
40 . Fen, for $3.50, No. . Pen
20 S4; "a, q No. Pen, for S., No. Pom and Er 81,
The "lst quality are pointed with the verv hest
points, csrofllly selected and none tf Ii
are sold with the slightest ImperfectiOn which
The "2d quality are superior To Snv PsOs mad.
OS hrn previous TO the year 1850
Inc I'D quality he intsnils shall e0uaI In re,na,,
20 DHE1ollty, Elasticity. and Cool Yritne. OnSIiII
elsewhere. 1' "'t" Gus maze
IN r0gHtd to the cheap Gold Pens he beps Iesva o.,
s1S that previous to operating his New and Patent
~ MACnIneFy he Could not lave made MS Good NriI
Gna durable Pens for the Price, had the gold been
11TTte5 ordering mast IN oil instlnceS su,ei6 ne
CuyeS IDdHted. " W Z sAs s''''t
For sale by all dealers in the line throughout
neeouhtlJ' Address all ii
s. -- q. No. 25 Maiden Lane Neyi Ycyl
ANY one sending single letter most st0mD yrIIi r..
ceiTe a circular with fac stniIe sngrnyIn1s 81 ~
above sizes aud styles, mI21SIu,I
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9atlg gntRllioe1ltrt
TERMS OF ADvERTIs1No.

TWELVESOuD lanes OF NONPAREIL, ION ONE INCH, )oR
LESS, MAKR SoUARE
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"The PEN is Might1er than the
Sword.''
The GOIden.--The Best ofall Pens.
MORTON's GOLD PENS
The Best Pens In the yVorId

ON RECEIPT OF ANY OF TITk FOLLOWING
sums ,, In Cash OF PoSt-0fice Stamps the sub
directed Gold Pen or PENS SeIefiT he -
eOTdiHg "a. descTiDeiOn, viz: - - '' "'-
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CARBON OIL!
Savings Bank of Wheeling,

UDtoE1 NdtN-St,, bal0een NONTOe dnd Union,
MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
Nl Interest paid on Special DepOsits. ColIectiOns
promptly attended to, Exchange on the RaSt bought
and ssld. -, THOE, II. LIsT President
SATLP HGLDRETH, Treasurer. jaul4I69.
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laN LIST. R0BF. MORRISON. W.D.Lo0AN
EuGESEt1sf. B.DAYENPORT.

!, list, MORRISON & CO.,
WhOlesOle GrocerG q &ProdnSe Dealerh
NO1.7oand so AuiH-St, RRcsIiag, Ia.
Wa desire to state to the friends of the late firm,
and 20 the trade generally that Wearo in possession
OF the most ample facilities for the transaction Of
wholesale Grocery and Produce Business =. -
WOAre determined to execute all orders entrusted
so our care With hdolity and promptnesS and on the
most favorable terms. Your Ob't servants
Wheeling. January "a. isso. N'0'fHiS0N ,SSI S'
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-, A. WUhION,
40. 70 Maiden Lane, New York
celve circular with Elc sinle sngrnvipgs Of III,
above sizes aud styles, m634 n And as
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DRAWING PAPERS-Dravtpr Pnper
~ Bristol Board, Impression Paper, Coiorod Print
Paper, Press Paper, and Post Office Paper
febS No. 80 Monroe 81.
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GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES,

FoE 70 cents the Magic Pen tor IS cants the Lucky
Pen; for so cents, the Always Raa Nv Ps. r
the Elegant Pen; and for 81, the Excelsior Pen.
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'VoHbI ITOHSI-A god assDTtment Of, Ameri-
i can and German TOyS Tor ale cheap, WholeSHie
q SaiISN5 EISSN5 ~ q JOS. GRAVEs,
osoAS is No. 50 MonrOo q:
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SHERIFF SAFE UNDER Ex Ecurj11obN, Eutj 1,b

FINDER and, by virtue Of an Execution is
~ sued out Of and under the seal Of the Dis
trict Court for Goodhue county and State Of
Clerk of said Court OF, the 9th dayof June, A.
d. 1852, on Judgement rendered in sal \
court, on the 10th dayaof February, A: D. 1860,
wherein Orton P. Ward is plaintiff. and James
=. Hawes, John Leeson and George Spicer is
Defendants, in favor Of said Plaintiff, and
against said Defendants, WHICH said Judgment
WAS rendered for the sum Of five h Il ndred and
ninety two and 100 S592.73Y dollars and
the sum of three hundred and five and 53-lJO
( (Sa95:53 dollars appears to be now due there
on. Which said execution was to me directed
and delivered, / did on the 18th dav of jane.
A. D!1S62. levy upon 'the, following desert bed
Real Estate, situate lying and being in Good :
hue County and State Of Minnesota, as the
Pror erty of the said George Spicer, to wit !:
g. The North-wc quarter OF Section twenty
twenty-two in Township one hundred and
eleven, Range hftcen."
:. Now therefore notice is hereby given that
shall on tbs End day Of August, A. D.. 1862,
at 10 o,clockin the forenoon Of said day at the
front door Of the Court House in the city of
Red Wing in said Goodhue county, State of
Minnesota, offer for sale at public auction, the
land and premises so levied upon as aforesaid,
and shall then and there strike oft and sell
the same for cash to the highest bidder, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
said Execution, together with legal interest I'D
costs. MARTIN S. CHANDLER,
. nj Sheriff Of GoodEuc Co. Mimi.
+ c.. & J. G. MCCLURE, 49,.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated at Red Wing, Minnesota, Goodhue Co..
June 10Th, A. D. 1862. ni7v6:7w
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THr 44r ~ iss1so,r,sI coaln1tvl7 = COOS


THEs STaTE OF MINNEsorA, County 81 Good
+ hue, District Court, First judicial District.
IN the matter Of tho application of Isaac
Nichols, IN Insolvent Debtor for 4 discharge
from his debts, pursuant tosthe prs, isiol,s of
Of Chapters7s Of the com piled statutes OF the
State of Minnesota, entitled. ''Rclief os in
solvent debtors.' .,..r ....,...,..
70 the Creditors ii said Isaac Nichols, an
insolvent deb.or:
Please take notice, that ppen reading and i'll
ing tho petition. schedule, Inventory and an
davit Of isaac Nichols 4 resident of said couuty
and State, praying. to be discharged from his
debts, pursuant to the provisions Of chapter
y Of the compiled Statutes OF the State of
Minnesota entitled 4 Relief # insolvent debt
May, A. D. 1862, by the Hon. s. j. r. Nc
MILAN, Judge Of the District Court for the
FIRST Judicial Districtsof said State, requiring
the creditors foff said Isaac Nchols to show
cause ifsany they have, b.f fore the. said Judge.
at the CoHrt House in the, ,eitysof Red w ing ID
saidS eoanty n*the 2hd day of De 'ember, "a.
2. 1862 ,atlo O'clock of thnt q AZ !, why an as
FsigMnent Of tho said Insolvents1 estate shorld
be not made ,and he be discharged from his debts
pursuant TO the said chapter ofsthes compiled
sIatutealanh that notice thereof be givon By
publishing the contents OF asaid order In the
news paper published IN the city Of ST. Paul
Ramsey con11t u, the seatof ernrnent Of said
State. called the S ST. Paul Press and in the
g Goodhae Volunteer. Ia newspaper published
in Red Wing IN said Goodhne County, and in
the : Albany Argus a newspaper published
at the city Of Albany, the seat Of government
The State Of New York for ten successive
weeks, once in each week before such applica-
:gsz ~
Dated at Rod Wing, .Goodhue county, Min
nesota !, this 26th.day Of May, A. D.51sB2. .asS
&3zs' " **atsf'T WM.W~ ~PLELPS, tE|f"'#
n47v6:lOw Atty for said Insolvcnt
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NEW MUSIC.
VOCAL.

.Ct H. II TOCAL.
y, A Penny gter ,yenr Thoughts 7 will be
my Herne.' Little Jenny Dow.' LIZZIE Dies
Eo.N1aht = Jenry's Coming DER the Green :,
and Why have my Loved Ones Gone.' by
Stephen G. Foster. Song of the rabands,
aa,ahetmy People Co. as sung by them at Ft.
Monroe: with parody on The same Pleasant
/ Rock me to slesr MsthsTp by Kane o'Don,'
nell THERE'S beautiful " orld, by Holmes;
|' Flag Of our Union Forever - What they do
at the Springs Charles Tremain The Scien-
Ffhcf Frog, g Ambuhl :; EsThe Girls are not 20
Green culi .Forgetif yon can, but Forgive
Covert; Three Cheers for our Banner: VIII
isms; Where Liberty dwe1ls there Is my
County, Phunibley Volunteer Y ankee
Doodle of III Louis selle. Price % cents each.
4Aas instrumental.
Comet Schottisch.' Baker Union vaIse.,
Lagrassa sirit Polka : aGsncral seo.t's
Farew ell Grand March, by Z. A. Paxkburst :
Crineline Waltz, Mar Ii Fort sumpter Grand
Marchi Glover, o. cents each. = Hibernian
4asssnIss gHistmas caroISchottisc ; keN
Thos. Baker,, Ielunteers Yankee Doodle Of
81, march by Louis -seIles;f e Etoilc lie la
Me-, xyAlse. T. B. Spencer Music Box Gallon.
=. h Herring. s5 cent4each. Our Ganersfs,
Qnickstep, With beautiful yignet of 90 of our
generals, by Grafulia; President LincoIn's
Grand March, with II . ssplcndid Ethoxrsu1, Of
Ills Exeslicncy, Music by HillmsmulfeT. leader
Of ed Regt Band Yankee DoodE WIN bril-
liant variations. E. a. Parkhurst so cents
yas..iezs sen.s ils1nr or'siaa. Masl.
cal Gems, Book 8 . polkas, waltzes, &C., for
Any person sending dollar shall receive
20 v01th of tie abose musie. uiai,sd free.
just Published by HDRACE " WATEaS. 3
481 Broadway. NY
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NEW MUSIC FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
~ aud ChoiTs.--s' Shall We Know Each Other
Theres' By the Rev. B. Lowry, author OF
sabbath Bells, Chime on" The words are
most beautiful. and plainly indicate the recog-
milton OF friends in Heaven, and the music Is
well adapted to the words. 1t is selling very
rapidly, and will soon be as popu lar a. IS No
sorrow There. Price 3 cents sipgle, IS cents
per dozen, dollars per hundred. Postage one
cent each. Sheet form, with piano accompani-
ment 25 cents mailed free. s
Justpublished by HORACE WATERS
No. AL Broadway, n Y.
Horace Waters, mnse publisher, of New
York, 40 widely known by his Sabbath School
Bell has pist published ne hymn and tune,
wh.eh is likely to- become extensively popular.
Il Is entitled Shall We Know Each Osher
There Superintendeats who are getting
ready for their spnng anniversaries would do
Well to send for it at once Sunday School
Times, Phi!adelphia.) = sn45:sw
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SINGER & CO.'S
Letter a.,
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

wILH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
rs the BEST and cuEA PEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL
l. Of all Sewing Machines. ETlsis Mac hine will
sew anything, from thc running of tuck in
Tarletan to the making Of an. Oyercoat any
thing from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down to the
softest Cause or Gossamer Tissue, AMI is eve,
ready to do.itstwork to pcrfectio 1T can fell
hem, bind, gather, tuck quilt, and has capacity
for a great variety of ornamental work. : Thi:
is not the only machine that can fell, hem, bind
aud so forth, but it will do so better than auy
other machine. The Letter "a" Family Sew
ing Machine may be had in great variety o,
cab net cases. The Folding Case, " hich is now
becoming so popular, is, as its name implies,
enc that can be folded into a box or case, which
when opened, makes beaHtifuI, substantial
aud spacious table for the work to res: upon
The cases are, Of. every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native forest. or
as elaborately finished Rs art can make them.
Sene for copy Of SINGER & CO. GAZETTE. y
+. ftj,,.E 7. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
..,r@v'" va 80 458 Broadway; n. Y.
Milwaukee Office, II Newhalt House..
Chicago Office, so Clark Street.
~, ...s HENRY MORRIS,
n4'v6 Agens in st. Paul.
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MILITARY PORTRAITS, i.
oo,'..5 MAPS9AND ARMS. toHE &

~ THIS MOST EhE.sA ANT. WORK IS READY. - :,
THE large, splendid Head piece exhibits {;
III Soldier in each Of the uniforms worn II
our army, protecting the Starr md .syrapes with
uskets and Ritied Cannon. In Che foreground
are Zouayes d .trampipg on the Rebel Flag ane
a serpent underntath,. the fags being plainly
shown: Under this are correct Portraits q
Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Ly5 on <Butler.' Fret
Ia ont, .Banks,' sSprague,: Ruentiss, ,lnBl lenker
4MAool !, RosecIanz,r Bprnsldeess Dix, sigel, Nc
Dowell, and Commodore Stringham, Coils. Cor
coran and Meager, aud several others. AT The
bottom, is a new map, just engraved, l4by' g
lnches'in size. showing the whole ofiMissouri
Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts of Kansas
Arkansas, Ohio, Indiana ard Illinois, accord,
ingztoxnt the latest
der Of this Chart is composed Of Military Fig
urcs, showing fourteen positions for tho mus.
ket. according to Hardee's Tactics. -..,afr
=, ~ This chart can be had whit Mi iIitary
Map Of Maryland, Virginia, etc., in place &
the Map Of Missouri, Kentucky, etc. Size q
X IS. Price 80 eentss ~. ",,~;eer orT
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, Chicago, Prairie Du Chen
pYTM "a AND EfsP fEk
Sc. RAUL RAILWAY LINE,
Se#@@ MOST DIRECT ROUTE
; -, ,.<l,,. ls :, FROM ALL POINTS IN E.t.:,s.
- he Nor tn hs~e0t
] sAsiSSs3ss sr=5 TO 49, sse>s5z 59@1ss-z
-@4' CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, :.
.tssat AND,ALE POINTS s ''sS
East and South,

The adrantagese Of this route. ftem a,l pcints
On q. Upper Mississippi so. Chicago and tbs
ESst, srS sapesiorto those offered 81 any com
rstlng lins. s} E ia - IzS
No change Of Cars il made between rrairi
du Chen and Chicago. 1-s1-s =
Tho Splendid Fi,st Glass Steamer. az the
Rairic du Chen and So. Paul Pscket Linz.
lnpsssor tn oil others On tho Upper Nississipni
for specd, comfort and eonvensence, maks di
rset connection with Express Trains & Prairie
doGhko~. # - Z - =
~ sAis route passeng gsrs ars enabled ts each
chicago as quick as ny any ether; getting 4
faSlsniehks rest and breakfast, On beard Ia,
Stcamersi making tho ,ehauxs from Steamer,
70 Carsby daylight, and avoiIias Ill o. nibs.
4is distance nom s.. Pau, q 6 cb;e..o ]. !, {, &
thu ss0ss h $50 miles. Thu siesance M IS.
u Csoasa and MiIwsukas Railroad q as miies
Over ono xils 81 Omnibue Trsvs.is incpr.,.,
BY taking The Ioste viA La Crosse and Ni,v an.
1Iesss Sahsls This Linz Is /, l>... I,
Asaalshass Sf 80 North vsssern bosinesr.
0NHunBkLLS II II. BACON.
= ssttsAa1sH Irassline Gsaersl TSskss
$3.50 Alsat. s. Agent, nilNasksa
II. G. HOFFMAN O CO,
ApasA Rsd Wiae.
s#8s9sF Ssssn 2
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF MlsNzsorA,l district Court, - -
County OF Goodhue.( First DisQict.
Herman Eastman, Plaintiff, SEsss5ss...r
:''' t. '. against
Ernest vaux, and Edith Hall and David Hall
her husband Defendants. &sa
TO the defendants in the aboyc entitled ao-
ton. axSy ss.$
In tLc name of the State Of Minnesot., YOU
and each Of you are hereby SUNNI oncd and re-
4uired to answer the com plaint Of the Iplsintiff
in this action, which said complaiit ii now On
ME in the office Of the Clerk of said Court, and
to serve copy Of yoar answer to said COM
plaint upon, the subscriber at his office in the
city, of Red Wing, in said County, within twen-
ty days after the ser vice Of this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day OF s-ich service. And
you fail to answer said omplaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief dc.landed in
said complaint ffTGt ~ <.E%
Dated Red Wing, AprH 27th 1861 a. 7
JAMES ii. PARKER Attorney for Plaintiff.
o. nSO ,~ry,..t f v6-n44:7w
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La Crosse 4 Milwaukee Railroad,

With its connections, forms the shortest
quickest, aud only direct route to i~:,,s
Mil'oa'ekee, Chicago, Detroit, PITS:
1tW;y,, ,7a1cc1o, Nev York, Boston,
anil all points East and South.
Ono OF the splendid United States mail steam.
crs Ncfthcrt: Bc1'e, Keokuk and Moses M'Lcl-
lsn.ewillleave St. Paul daily at 8 A. NJ, ON
whard1boat, foot of sibley street, connecting
ut La Crosse next morning (Sundays excepted
after breakfast with the 6 A. M. train, arrtvino
ut minnesota junction 12 05 P. NJ, in Milwaukee
nt2.35 the same afternoon, and in Chicago al
8 same evening rim, time to copnect with all
Eassetn and seuthsrn trains. l. gS.>I,
Thlssi&athe only route by which spasscngcrs
are AnEe of ofmakiHg' connections ii .lilwas kee
Or Or 'A4ea y, Tho next evening aftsrJsat ting st.
hssaes sAeckoa through: - .
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LA CROSSE.
e ycr through tickets to al. points East and
lseahh, lAsSeath, app'yto5 MEsERoLE q MoLAREN,
-Yt,s ~ .,::L.. -. .. 4. Red Wing
H. GooDR1cH, Manager, Milwaukee,
~: n KlMBALL, Gan. Ticket Ag't Milwaukee,
w. ". Wilson, Con. Passenger Ag'tst.Paa
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, ), REFEREES SALE.

aETho State Of Minnesota, District Court Isl
Jtkiieial tDistrict for Goodhuc. County,. ~
Christophsr Cogel, Plaintiff: ! '.:'''
1sY 12ti$a against = p 80 ,.''.
Thomas J. Little, Robert r. -' .
ases. Jalnss G.. .Stoddard and . a. .'-t
Nolney, Brandhge, Defendants Is - I
TINDER and in pursuance OF. q judqmen,
~ rendered IN the above entitled cause by
1sia District Court in open Court on the 26tf
Way Of Juno, A. D. 1861, which said iud aement
~. 'daly entered and recorded BY tie Clerk OF
Ssid Court, notica il hereby given that The
11nndcrsixncd: Referee therein appointed, to exc.
chtc aucf Judgment, will sell Ut public auction
GO the highest bidder for cash, at the front doo,
or ,tho Court House in tho city Of Red Wing,
aesodhMe County. Minnesota, "a by said jude.
4sent directed, on Thursday the i7th day o.
Jaly, 4. D. 1852, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
ef said day, all tho right, titlo, claim interest
1hd demand Of said Thomas j. Little, os Axed
'and determined BY said Judgment, in and e
tho following described premises, to wit :: the
Wnstionc- half Of lot No. eight 6 jin block No.
tsrty-one (4ll in the city OF Red Wing, in said
County and State, and the grist or Touring
iniil situate thcreon. > i E. q Il =
Dated ut Red Wing, Minn.. June Sd. A. D,
3Ssa." MARTIN S. CHANDLER. =
d :
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELLsNO,

1S OOO COPIES issued the first twelve
|C,UpV months Of its publication. 1t is
an entire new work o''ncarly 900 pages. Many
OF the tunes aud Hymns were written express
ly for this volume, It wilEsoons bo as popular
as its predecessor Bell No. ~ which has run
up to the enormous number of 37;..0o0 copies
gn sS mepths. ou utstrippng. amy sScnday School
Book Of its size issued in this country. Also,
both volumes arc bound in one to accom- n O.
date schools wishing themin that form. Prices
OF Bell NO. 2, pHpcr covers, Is cents, - dollars
hanlred. Cloth bounI mbosse'd silt 90 csnts 1,s
% dollars per hundred Bell No. l . paper COW
ers' - cents, 10 dollars per hundred Bonnd
20 cents, ls dollars per hundred. Cloth bound
embossed gilt, t26 cents, 20delarss per hundred.
Bells Nos. and 2 bound together: 40 cents, 90
dollars POE hundred. =. 25 copies furnished at
the Shtfndrcd price, Cloth 'bonnd embossed
gilt: 90 cents, 40 dollars per hundred. Mail
postage free at the retail price,
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. 48l Broadway. N. Y.
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.aata%3Lsi ffIt iG2
1000 ROXES' aRETAILED2 MONTHLY.

The benefactor is infa]lible for the reno val Of
obstructions, Irregularities. Prolapsus Uteri,
falling of the Womb, Leuchorres, or Whites,
remedy has never in atsingle case, failed in
producing tho Menses. II, have, received, many
letters Of Recommendation which III say. it. is
ness at the stomach. 'langnor:' DEBILITY; pam.
in the head, back and side, loss tof appetite,
costiy.e'Ghsss g., are some Of the symRtens
which attend irregular menstruatiol. This
Remedy may be had by addressing Mr. y: s.
Sheppard, BOX, z, 143 ,Giucinnatti and nstosing
ene dollar, and the remedy will ebe. sent hy
SS' ssES4'' s@"'"i @ q caution. @A4 TO 7od,aaH
!: Lat les who are'pregnsnt should not dsetlis
emedy us, it is sure to bring on miscarriage,
hou4h without injury to health, One box
ono dollar three boxes two dollars. All let
ters OF inquiry must contain d postage STAN p
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~ .4,..s ,,t. o,,,; .Box2,l43, Cincinnati, ..
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-02
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THTs large and carefully prepared work, is
l. ready with many regent additions and now
contains a Very 'distict Map. Of Virginia End
Maryland a by q inches. a small Map of The
United States. with secession line, very clear
Maps Of the North Carolina Coast and Bull
Run Battle Field, with. explanations. g,S5Also,
sissippi River, New Orleans aud vicinity; Cairo
and vicinity; Savannah ana Vicinity: Charles
ton and vicinity; Mobile and vicinity; Caves
ton and vicinity; Pensacola Bay, Fort Pickens,
etc., etc. Size 2S x 3S. Price 50 cents. ,,.q,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-02
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FNIiHtarys : Portrait Gallery.

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.1'Airtee~ ct our n1ost 'oted Fifld,: Generals
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TN two groups very large;s besides the head.
on'y Of several others. 3sEr saw. m sia7g
This Chart is pronounced BY all who have
seen it to give the best ikenesses Of our lead
ing officers yet-engraved, and to be altogether
tle most 10 9sa.c +@Talsaaabs8s4 Essesa9
Bold, Spirited ANA, ,A1buctive
work Of the kind, yet issued No.pains are
spared to make thec oloring and finish as near:
" perfect as possible. This splendid new Char
is ssow all seady.z Size % KISS. Price 80 cents