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Shooting of Bushwhacker In Mis-
souri,.

From the Missouri Republican.
On Wednesday last the citizens of Lex
ington witnessed an execution I" a la mill
taire," an operation coming much in use,
and proving very convenient continuance
for dispatching those cold-blooded murder
ers, called Confederate Rangers " by
those who dislike the harsh appellation of
bushwhackers.
At 1880 A. M, the prisoner, Carlyle,
one of Quantrell's band, was shot by order
of Lieut.. Col. V. F. LAGER, commanding
officer of the post.
He was conducted under a strong guard
to the place Of execution in the old en-
trenchments, where his grave had been
previously dug. The military was formed
in three-fourths of hollow square around
the grave, to prevent the too near ap-
proach of the crowd, and give the execu-
TONERS chance to do the work. A pla.
toon under command of lieutenant was
drawn up in line ten PAGES from the pris-
oner, who kneeled before his coffin. He
was accompanied by the Rev. Thomas P.
Haley, who offered him religious consola-
ton, and in an eloquent appeal to the
court Of heaven, before which the unfortu
nate wretch was soon to appear, invoked
the clemency of the great judge and asked
pardon for the outlaws soul.
The prayer being ended, the worthy
minister babe adieu to the doomed con-
vict of offended justice, and retired be-
hind the lines; the command I" fire" was
given by the officer in charge; there was
crash, Kissing storm of lead pierced
the body, and the soul of the hapless man
was before its God; justice was satisfied,
the majesty of the law indicated, and So
ciety freed from the outrages of crime
blackened outlaw.
He died as dies the wild beast of prey,
beneath the hunters avenging arm, with
nought but his brnte courage to sustain
him in the hour of death, the horrors of
which he scarce seemed to realize.
His confession was short and almost un-
ineligible. He acknowledged to have
been with Quantrell in the Lawrence mas
sacre, but offered in extenuation that he
only "stood guard" while his brother
fiends accomplished their work of death.
Such are the depraved tools which Guam
trell leads to carry out his hellish schemes.
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England and America.
The London Dailv Neus saws:

The London Daily NeUs says:
By all accounts, public and private, the
first inquiries addressed to Europeans ar
irving in the United States, relate to the
probabilities of war. Till lately the ques-
ton related only to war with England;
but'now France is brought into the spec
ulation. There is an extreme eagerness
on the part of all but travelled Americans
to know whether We, the people of Eng
land, are anticipating war with them.
From the communications of some of the
correspondents Of the secessionist news
papers of this country, it seems as if the
American citizens whom they happen to
meet were determined to persuade them
that there is no escape, and that the North
is only awaiting a convenient hour for
compelling us to fight for our existence.
These last descriptions of the temper of
our cousins should go for no more with
English readers than other descriptions
from the same press; but the letters and
conversation of both American citizens
and British travellers whose statements
deserve respectful and contiding recep-
ton show that the subject OF the relations
OOtWCCA CuC WV COuuCl les, really uOtS
largely occupy the minds Of the people of
the free States.
The substantial and serious
difficulties Of international questions now
under discussion by the two governments
seem less menacing, because they are un-
der orderly discussion, than the ruffled
tempers of the citizens; and we have
therefore addressed ourselves to what ap-
pears to be the greater danger. If our
cousins will only enquire of any of their
fellow-citizens who have come to England
of late, they will find that the first ques-
ton addressed to them wherever they went
was not whether the United States was
going to war with England. The Ameri-
cans may fully believe their own country
men who tell them on their return that
they have heard nothing in England of
any probable war.
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A Female Spy in the Army of the
Potomac.
ENEAs ANp D1Do-MRs. MAJOR JONES

xENEAs AND DIDO-MRS. MAJOR JONES.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Press.
We can forgive man the most heinous
crime, if it be not ingratitude or unkind-
ness towards q most charming woman
How apt we, of the male sex, are to mag
inc the good Eneas cruel, unfeeling,
british; all because he did not 60 into
heroics, and get up an impromptu scene,
when he was about to leave his charming
Bustress forever, the romantic but unfor-
tunate Dido, Queen of Carthage. Eneas
could very easily have shown some signs
ofregret, some symptoms of gratitude and
esteem. But no, he marches toward his
ship perfectly unmoved, though he sees
e the tears begin to roll;
And then she moved from him, resolved to die,
And make bonfire of herself. poor soul !"
For some weeks past, a very shrewd
lady, very handsome, and at that time of
life when no one thought of inquiring her
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The Richmond Enquirer also has the

The Richmond Enquirer also has the
following:
"Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, has
issued q proclamation, called forth by law
less and reasonable menaces made at some
of the so-called peace meetings held in the
old North State. Gov. Vance warns the
people of the dangerous consequences OF
persistence in their course. He beseeches
them to abstain from any further resist
ance to the enforcement of the CONSUMPTION
act and the law for the collection of taxes.
He reminds them of their duties as good
citizens, and exhorts them to abandon the
miserable demonstrations they are making
of resistance to the laws, which must and
will be enforced"
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L>XPRESS NOTICE.-We are now
~ running messengers to st. Anthony and Min
neapOlis
e" I @ II A AX.
Leaving St Paul at 11:sO A. NJ and 500 r NJ, anc
returning arrive at $3.50 A: NJ and at 500 M.
ex, ~edng $50 OO in value, will be carried for TEN
CENTS, and delivered at the owners door.
Particular attention will be paid to filing ordera
Purchases will be made at the best rates obtanable
and no charge made for such services.
Express matter for st. Cloud and all intermediate
points will leave st. Paul Mondays at O'Clock A. NJ.
and Tuesdays and Thursdays at O'Clock p. M.
j. c. BURBANK s. co.
St Paul June Is, 1868. je16-tf
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SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL,

SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAULs
For StiAwater-Daiy al S O'Clock, a m
For Shakopee, Jordan, St. Lawrence, Belle Plane
Henderson, LeSueur, Traverse de Sioux, St Peter
and Mankato- daily, al 4 a N.
For RosemOunt Castle Rock, Mortified, Cannon
City, Faribauh Medford, Clinton Falls and Ovation
ma, connecting at Owatonna for Wilton, St. Marya
Winnebago Agency and Mankato, also for Bice
Lake, Claram0unt, Wasioja, Mantorvile, Rochester,
Chatheh and Winona- daily, at l. a M
For lndustriana, Anoka, Orono, Orlando, Mont
cello Clear Water, st. Augusta, and St Oloud-daily
at s a. m.
For Sank Rapids, Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 5, a. m.
For Richmond, Sank Centre, Alexandra, Chippe-
wa, Pomme de Terre Breckenridge, Fort Abercrom-
bie-Mondays and Thursdays, at s m.
For Sunrise, with connections for Superior and
Bayfeid-Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
Z, g. m.
For further particulars enquire at the General OF
flee on Third Street
j. c. BURBANK & CO., Propriesors.
St Paul, April %, 1868.
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THE GALENIC INSTITUTE.
FOR THE TREATMENT
" e ~ E E E AL ID e A 8 e =
And all Affections Of the Urinary and Generave Organs &c

This Institution organized 1850 method
! ! : !: !; ! { : a
hospitals attending gduaeof the Cu4
Rord cfva Vidal branch MN ~
a aNern
The in XEN@
SchrersF
tenn
al
PATIENTS
he rge on VenG Surgery.
hadf omA
from o lOA NJ euerssho dbe dhededo
Box PauM
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S0O KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES

S00 KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES
OVV $50 boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gloss pit TANKS casks Prunes
casks Currants 2 cases Nutmegs
100 mats Cassa so cans Mustard
Is bags Whole Pepper and Pimento
cans English and French Mustard
50 bhls Vinegar 10 cases Salad Oil
100 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus
10 boxes S. c. Soda
so coils assorted Manila Cordage
100 dozen Bed Cords
Is boxes Vermicelh and Maccaroni
bbs Sage and Tapioca 50 boxes Starch
100 dozen and Hoped Pals
so dozen assorted Tubs and Keelers
so gross Playing Cards
500 boxes G. D. Caps-and Ely's and Coke.
water
1000 lbs Bar Lead 1000 sacks shot
j. c. g. II. G. BURBANK s. CO,
Lower Loyee
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1868. SUMMER 1863.
A R R A n G. E Nj E N r.
Minnesota Stage Company
Northwestern Express
THE UNITED STATES MAIL.

The Roads are well stocked with first class horses.
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Dr.
ers, all under the control Of competent Agents
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Nv VvCNWNeA
3 s 5 ) 5 8

ONE person writes, her daughter was
cured Of fits of nine years standing, and
St. Vitus dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
able.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Aguc
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight
years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned in
which the Purifier and Pills
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WovNE\NSe q CNAvvxA.
We RAOoA RMs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
Tba1- ORC really q
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IN GRANTS PATENT TANNING;
~ MILLS, for Sale at manufacturers price
ut J. G. & H. c. BURBANK & co
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400 ASSORTED TOBACCO. Com.
fLU prising all the favorite brands at
]. G. g. II. G. BURBANK n CO
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NO\NOt no WOv0.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
purely vegetable, have the certificates OF those EN-.
inent chemists. Professors Chiffon OF New YORK, ana
Locke of Cincinnati. -
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates
published in u conspicuous part OF this Paper from
time to time
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer 81 per bottle, S. per half dozen. OF the Scan
diuayan Vegetable Blood Pills. % cents box, or
5 boxes for 81.
Principal Office and SaIesroom, No. East Fourth
ST., Sd Building from Main St., Cincinnati o. Lab
oratory, No Is Hammond Street
FOR SALE BY
DAY & jerks. Saint Paul
H. C. SMITH. ................ LeSuem.
HOW & WEISER. ............. Shakopee.
w. II. LEONARD & Co. Minneapolis.
A. M. PETIT. Hastings.
]. S. KELLOGG: Red Wing.
CHAS. BENSON. .Winona
L. WEINAND q CO............ do.
CROWLEY q Co.............. .Wabashaw.
F. X. SKINNER. Eau Clair.
J. y. FOA. Preston.
j. 5. WOODWARD Rochester.
D. $. HARSHA.: ..............O watonna
j. L, CLARK & Co.. .Austin.
D. B. WHEELER. .Faribault.
W. H. IEvENS.. ............ do.
LATHROP & PAUL, Saint Peter
LOUIS THEOBAULD. .. Now nm
And all Druggists everywhere oct17w1y
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GARDINES.
~ 20 cases 4 and u boxes, choice
90 cases ct cans fresh Cove Oysters
10 do do HOLSTERS
10 do do Salmon
j. G. & Il. C. BURBANK b CO.,
Lower Levee.
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B\ooA ux\A A\vev VVM,
which, in conjunction with the
B\ooA Pv>vvS\ev,

which, In conjunction WITH Ine
B\ooA P>>vlS>cv,
will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and. of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costiveress,
Colo Pains, Cholera .Norolss,
Indigestion, Pain in the Boluels,
Dizziness, etc.
Try these medicines and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used
them, and they will say they are
Good Medicines,
and you should try them before going for
a physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and If you
have ever doubted you will
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ID oard of Aldermen.

At meeting Of this Board yesterday afternoon
President WALSH in the Chair. Mr. FARLEY moved n
from the table the resignation Of Aid Booe Al po,n
ID ~ the last meeting City Inspector and in eoOneca with
os matter offered . resolution, which unsniIneu.l,
adopted that Aid Bools be authorized and permitted to par.
tepse in the deliberations Of the Board Of Aldermen rn
the eIpirstioD Of the for which he elected to
Board bot without the privilege Of voting on any
Gd That he be suthorZsd 10 act honorary member oi
~ Committees on which no appointed for year 1868
~ bs having been sppoIted COMMITTEES Of one 10 wait
Mr. booie sad inform him Of the action soon returned
I'm hir b. who Thanked tie members for the honor con
eeo upon hin and said that he should happy l.
tnou any 1si.SD 10 his would to ba We
~ iou them In tine discharge Of tie due. Of his office
commapeAiioD received from the Civ Inspector
eys tost he had accepted the psion upon hun
- ne c's.ueh with hrui determination perform all
zoe euus. oeVoFDg upon hun conidenng th. cleaning Of
ne see '1o 'he fsnoYa! VI Gabg inpeasey uece.
sH 20 ~. bosith VI the city, he you'd sud t
s"!S0H .! A SeJ sre It IVES usessiy he would stsin
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.s,t nam The pripcipIs tbsa he I'D jsshes ~
~. - 40. An ~ ei,I xsr ihsroushY cleaned

.rs y,ist veon The principle thsa Ne cd 3.'ss II
means and see that the city theroushly eissnssa
The resolution dousns piecs Of land to The German Hes
pi,s and passed, Notwithstanding the
OF the Mayor The Board adhered to it, former acon 10 90
mating IS 0 to the House OF the Good Shepherd notw
standing objection Of the Mayor The e
M,yor yetong the resolution OF the Board granting u
d.rnt the privilege Of extending his pier at the Bsey
taken no. adopt the resolution over ms se'o
WAS ost for Of constitutional vote % morton
and laid The annual report OF 90 ns
troer was received and. melton Of M HAL SV Sop'c
ord cred to be printed after which the BoAd 'n
next ondsy afternoon.
SPECIAL HIITIS0.
AtA O'Clock p n special meeting ofthe board va nelo
when Aid FAELEY ution when wa unsni
moosy adopted dsctg the Joint Committee on Naonsi
Aasir 70 confer with Gov Seymour and the Hon Ia d.
Moran spd aon the Commission has saA
II any toward the dsfenses OF ina haroor. , .,.o
1esoution by Mr. TAsLEy sppropstns the snm OF 100
for ssch Of the companies belonging 10 the militia regiment
now being raised b. COL frederick Conlos Or the pur'
noss ~ ..sblish ng regimentsl fund was laid over
~, sou,e dubaie in which Messs. BOOLB. OrTIwRLL
and NircHgLL took part the Board with the Coun-
msn TO repeal the resolution passed by the Common Cono-
ell and approved by Mayor the Pa April 1869,
sfns liza em Rsilosd Company to lay rails in broadway
other streets Mr. BooLR advocated It's reference 10 the
Committee Railroads The main question OF concurrence
was carried by sVot. OF ii TO J.
routine business the Board sdouned until ne1
Monaay
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o
HELNBOLDS ROSE WASH,

an e,o. cot lotion for diseases Of Syphtie nature. and
an -coa In disease. Of the Urinary Organs arisins ivu
habit. psto, used in Connection with tbs Exsa
HucAu and ssray.la 10 such eiseasss neadst
Evidences Of the responsible and reliable character "
accompany the uedlcines
CERTIFICATES oF CURES, -
EROM 8 To 20 YEARS STANDING. With
NAMES kNOHS TO SCIENCE AND FAM
for Medical PropcItie. ol Buehu,
SEE DlSPENsAIOhY Or THE UNITED STATLA
SEQ Professor DENEE'S valuable wosks on The Prscees
Sc. remark. made by tho late celebrated Dr. PHYHC.
SEQ r,msrt. made by Or. EPHRAlM MCDOWELL
celebrated Pnysri.n and Member Of tho Royal Colefs
surgeons. Ireland pabhei In tie Transactions OF ~s
King snd Queou's JautnAl $500 . -.,,..,v
TRAINERS Fellow .. the Royal college Of SuIseohs
sec meet u the sic standard W orks on Medicine
FATRAtI bUChU. ~ per botte, or Six ies 80 a. n,
EXTRACT oARSAfAhlLLA. y, per bottle OF sn J"
IMPROVED ROSE WASH Soc PES bottle or ss 10
:. 81 , ,.,.-.,.
On H,fp zach for *l2 which will be On"
tho obstinate cases II directions are sahsfea ""
Delivered to any address securely PACKED from 'oss''s
Describe symptoms IN al eomm1niesisns Ssfs f3s'~
sesd Advice sans
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fAdvsrtiseIneut]
To NEwsMEN! --TnE PnREYoLo GIcAL jour


HAL--JOLf-buJis Nu1abe,-Whh Portraits and Ctar-osn
OF LORD phou"sAs, ANNA Il. DICKINSON, sTcsEwALL
JACKSON ana " DIXON; sso, "NOsEs "-llustrated Inc
Iempe"mentsi fhysiology, Ethnoogy Physlognomy lie.
stion Of Soul and Bodyi A New Facial Anglop Well
balsnesd Heads somnambulsa Royal Court.hpi la.
sinct aud Rea'on Social ke.uons etc will be ready 1T
ten O'Clock to-day See Advertisements snd Hand Bill. for
Particulars
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HELMBOLD,s EXTRACT R11ou,r

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For weaknesses arising from ESce.sss Habits Of Di..;,.
tiou Early lHdisc elton or Abuse attended
With tho folio. ing symptoms.
Indispostion 70 Exertion. Loss OF Power
Los. 81 'i1nory, Difficulty Of Bsathins
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Di-ease Wskrluines,
piInness OF vifion, Pain Ia the Back,
hot Hands Flushing Of the Body
Dryne.s OF the Skin, ErUptions on tie fac..
Universal Lasstnde OF the Pallid CounIspanes
Muscular 5 stsn.
These synytOms allowed TO 20 on which this ned,cue
invsrisbly removes. soon tollo~
IMPOrENCY FArUITY EPILEPTIC FITS
In one Of watch the patient msy expire. VINO can nv
they are frequently followed by those direfn dsessssn
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many OF tho OF their suffering but noe
viii sOpe Tue record. VI ITO Insane Asy uls a1d the
sachoiy desths by Consumption, usN ample wisress
run Of the assertion.
lie CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
eaures the aid Of medicine strengthen and nvg,rsts
syst.m, which HELMBOLUS EXTRACT buCHU ilvtl.a-
by does A trial viii convince lie most skeptcsL
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The Canada as Halifax, etc.

hALiyAx "Wednesday, June ~ 1903
Tho Royal Mail steamship Canada arrived here Vt
3: 80 D. III. Her 40 has been anticipated VIA Cape
Race. She reports: june 10, y. a., signaled the
ship Adoph tow lag iuto Liverpool.
lho Steamship Morrcy, from Liverpool, sailed for
New-fork ON Tuesday afternoon.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVir.
p.ny Appeared b.lors me Aldesrsa Of TIE CY
philsJs uhia Il. l. iiou,boli who being ea, swim "
say, hi. preparation contains no nA,e s,'hI "
Other iHJan0a' drugs out .'' "u' r BGsMBoLD.
sworn and subscribed before ne tsi, "a sy {. '''''
1854 "M 4, ~. -. "A -. Phi a.u psls
Addre.. letters for informaiOn, IN eonf"'s''"
II. T. ii T. l. Nj 3 SE'
CHEMIST
DEPOT,
No. 10. SOUTH TENTH srN-s5
tBsLow cassrNp'
PHILADELPHIA
u.
BEWARE OF couNrERFEIrs AND UNPRiNCifh''
DEALERS.
Who sndesvor to dispose Of" their own and
el,s on the reputation attained By
IIELNIBOLDS GENUINE 'fHI
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUoHu.
HELMBoLD's ,,,,prn.
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAfAAihhA'
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS h'Ini
ASK FOR HELMBOLDs.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Ia Cut out tho advertisement and 'sAa '0' W. 'a
imposition a. exposure
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The AMITI STREET BAPTIST CHURCH AND
PAsToRThe Amity street Baptist Church have ao-
corded the Rev. DR. VIM. r. Williams, their pastor, "
remedy for health somewhat inT respite until the let
October and will supply tine pulpit during bis absence
Dr.. Williams has well earned Of rcpose by his a.
siduous and euinenty succes,fu lsbors the past year
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ORDINATION TO THE PRIEsfBooD OF THE Rry.
STKrHEs II. TlSG, JR-Tho Rev. stephen H. lyng Jr.'
will be ordained the priesthood in the Church Of the Me-
detor OF Lexington and Thireth stress on
Tuesday morning. at lOl O'clock The ordination sof'
will be preached tho father Of the candidate the Rev
Dr. Tyug TIE Rev. Nh. Tyos Is BOW with the Twelfth
Regiment at or near Harrisburg. chaplain. lie will obtain
q brisf furlough to receive ordination.
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Protestant EpIscoPAL THEOLOGICAL SIM

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEM
IS.Ry-Ibe Alumni Of the Seminary breAkfAsted al the
Aston House on Wednesday morning. The Hsai Rev tie
Bisnop Potter diocese presided supported by TIE
Right Rev the Bishop do Lacey Of Western NewNoTt
Both Bishops made excellent and spprop,e speeches. a'
did the Rev Drs Dix of Trinity CoIe Of Calvary Ed'on Of
Lowell Mess French Of Washington City. HoPPin Of Cam
bridge Mass the Rev. Mesrs. Mords and Moore OF this
city, and others The Rev. Dr. CoIs requested to con
vey the sec.ionAe remcmbrsncss 0! the meeting 70 the
Right Rev the BisaOp {" dillingham; aud Hugh DsVey
Evans esq Of Maryaud and Bishop Potter vas requested
10 do the .sule 10 the venerable Dr. Clement c. Moore.
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NJ
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al affections and disease. Of the Urinary Organs whssss
-rt,.nS
IN MALE OK FEMALE.
From whatever cause gsng and no matter II bev
lo1 standing. Ds-as-s VI these Organs
require the al Of Diuretlc
HELABoLDs EXTRACT BUCHu
- TIE GREAT DiUREncr
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
10 NAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIStA0l
FOR WHICH
II Is RECOMMENDED.
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CITY ITEMS.
kfopaay.

ANOTHER PASTOR FOR THE SPRING STREET
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The Rev. James d. Wilson viii
be odaued and installed pastor Of the Spring street Presby
terrain Church Wednesday evening July l. The exercises
will be conducted By the Rev. Dr. Hitchcock. the Rev. Dr.
Cox the Rev Dr. A. ID. Smith, and the Rev. Robert X.
Booth.
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Court Of Appeals.

Ur ALBANY, Thu, sday, june Is. 1861
The following liz tho calcA.dar oi the Court OF Ap-
pesis " June 20: 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

T.ke Ds.aIn Mercury Unpleasant Msdieines for
peasant and Dangerous Dssases.
IIELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN al their stages. it- Expense little OF 40 change OF pt
e,i 10 Incony-uitne., AND No EXPOSURE
il cNlses eqaea, desire and gives strength 70 Urinsia
thereby smovnz obstructon preventing and caring stfi
ure. tne uIeh sypx paiB aud milan alton. 90 fr
this cls OF diseases ard erpslnns fOSONOss
DISEASED AND WORKOUT AATfEh
Thous1uds upo. thousand. 700 have oson the
VICTIMS Or QUACkS,
sad who h,ve paid HEAVY FEES 20 % cured In sher,
me have ound they were deceived snd that the Pss'
la. b. the use Of Powerful A.tring-nt been dried ~
tn. system 10 break cut 10 al aggravated form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
CuosrALrs Conn Mlsrs.-Ihe rnsseugers PEI

schooner o. = Atan,- fo,n ureyowu. Nicaragua, arrived
yesterday morning. have among Iheu. !ooO mined IA tho
VI Choula.os, Nicaragua