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1861 THI 1865
PENNSYLVANIAC CENTRAL RAILROAD

r isss, CENTRAL Hhs RAIL 1asss
- z e q
I, FIRST o !E'a + sS !Sss:.''o..,
.rou. sR R1EP. s4E5T An AND ooA'okr'
sAeeAe, oH'ok,D rHf sSSH HsA aur Dos.
rl HHs1: RAthE Fl F551 FiH1 ssSs
CLOSE oos III 4 ssss II Hel Hn1sRs1sBu.e
NORTHERN ~ c Ihs1ns e r. ksis1hRoAD.
tn. eR,1 AZ d !fGdRHl1s Rour.
WARRINGTON i Hsb BAlr1noas
WEST. NoRTaW VI 1 ST.. AND SOUTHWEST.
the osne1a s.iiro.d R Eomp.ey. norsss.s
with ssoa. and c.i1srt stseon' sslsinoi.
SPLENDID Slipping CARS ON ALL MIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON 0AIs ON ALL TRAINS
1ROM WARRINGTON.
.a sa Ss1s s WITH sss
Eo.d. and arrive g Harrisburg at 2. m. ard lss
P::ass s,4i: s S:asss s1ssa s;
yRII6HTO.
By this route Hreishts Of all dsear1uttons can -
fcrLa.ded to and from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucsy, Indiana, Illinois, Wiseonsh,
Iowa, or Missouri, 6y Railv0od diYset.
The PennsylvaniA Central kAilroed also eonnsota
q Pittsbure With steamers, b. which Goods on
kentnsky, TENNESSEE, Cumberland, Illinois, Aisat:
siDpia W1eonain, Missouri, Kansas, Arkaesas aad
ego with steamers TO an Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers snEustins the trAnsDo,.
with coincidence on i@ speedy transit.
PHI RATES Q! IRl1GHT to and from anY 1oiao
In the West, By the Psnnsyivania Central Railroa6,
- q 81 tissss ~ Jsss1sSls - sss akssssS ~ sfA6
klikoA1 C6Nsp1Aias.
Central H.B.n
WI. 1ROWN, Ayr Northern Central Il. T.,
- No. 50 North street, Baltimore,
MoCH L1WIe, Gem gapsrintsndelt, AltonA, Il.
y. Z: HOUPI, GenI Ticket Agent, Rh1Adelll1e.
delpAiA. jaA 1lyf
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IA q a. E1
SPRING AND SUMNER eoH1DULl
@-s& OF PIE #@ III
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FROM WASHINGTON OITYi

61f Il H. = M}
Ho3 PROM Washington OITYl
xur npr1T EUOpT = I'VE m Rpp
-1Ens11 " cGm1x IA 1nn IN
West, SOOIn AMI Nun n. WST
Making the Quickest Time. And the Only loute
Threurh Check for Iassase from Wsshimton
Gitv with I,ess Ohapees az Cars than on an
otser Route. md no Omni6us Rdins, W s1'
~>-0- =, -
YOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
TITY l9nndSya AxoaptAd y
making connections with Trains leaving Baltimore
at 746 4. y. and 50 =. II.
On SUNDAYS, One Train At $50 p. H., oopneStils
ct Relay with . P. \. Train from Baltimore,
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WAR plPARTM5NT. o,.,.
WASHINGTON, June q, l60.

6ssssGl Orders, No. LOS. r.
The Adjutsnt General win provide IN sppropri-
ste medal Of honor for the troops who. after the
expiration of their term have Snered their services
TO the Government In the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer from other States that
have volunteered their service In the States Of
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
=. u. TOWNSEND,
10 30 Assistant Adjutant General
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SHORT DIszAs1s' ssoR1r D1ss1Ass,
sAEAR1T1Ns G1FTi
TH1 MOST 3aRT4 pas,, R9nh Id, 1y1R USED.
soNoRRHSis1A d Gf.itssf S s4f1d 81 r.
O.ly g. Pils 70 . Taxes % W.ei c.r..
en.ei Ho1 most in
q e. most
Let those Who have desp.irsd Of setsins cured
a.Ss 1 s. soosse with B'lsan oosaivs
Priee-hals packages. q. Female. %.
s5SSa hss ssR:s, ssesss 1SSR
sAMARITxNS RoooT and HERB JUICES
nHsI4ANs HooT AID HIS Rs J 1h n e i s1s
most potent, certain And ss:et9s remedy ever yrs.
ana SsTmsasst T.as TIER oi TIL: ag9,Fi,,i.s .s@:
ss. f b NJ sf' TsH s;ffs1' .s
sassaffSH ~ ooR me
y remove sysry y:ssis Ct y1rs9sse as0% sa'
~. 1lAAIlei YlMAL1sI
males ruler, the Root AND H1RB yUIOAe u
wSat hsp1iIy $4,000. in Ulssrstea uteHs. u
Dshilit and 5Or ~ omDainfa ineident 70 sic 81.
sent b sxrrsss. Prize q bottle. or botaass
e. EAAAklTA OHAMORn WASH.
SIS e ssSr. "a An S Sasss ~ u.x.,., .
rsa1 :, .. oALyzRr yoaD. r,sr q i,sA 81
0ASSx O0Ox, A1sxanexis, mar e-u
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DENTISTRY.

Z AU6HING GASl
II No Pain in Ertraeting TteiA.
There is no danger in taking this Gas tpure
Nitrous OXIDE even for those no are consunp-
tive or delicate in constitution It's Inhalation
produces sleep. or coma. in about two minutes,
and its effect passes off in the same length of time.
Made and administered at the Office of DR.
LOOMS. 33s Pa. av. near corner 9Th st. oc30-lmS
TWO doors above his former Office. Gall 4p
and s5. nine the Dr.s New and I'm
Teeths which 10 far superior to any
0Iher mode now In use. Also, Teeth extracted
Without pain, whom desired. Terms moderate in
all cases. seI1-Iy
M TEETH.
Nn: LM19M4s, p, The 5nysnsor and fatentss
personally ut hts oMoe In this city. Many0pvD
persona can wear these teeth who cannot
veal others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling Ct my oAee can be accommodated
yth any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
Bat 70 those who are particular and wish the purest,
sleanest, strongest and most perfect dentuse that
E,oro fully warranted.
Rooms in this oity-No SIS Pennsylvania avenue
between sth and 10th streets. Also, 907 Arch st.,
RhiAdelpAis. mar 4-ly.
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DEPARTMENT,

WAR DHPARTMINT,
w WAsIIHaroI, January u. lstS.
In Consequence Of the pressure Of business ct the
Wsr Department, pasees for citisens to visft the
Army OF the Potomac viii b given at the ONCE Of
Lieut.. Dol. ooHRAD, 132 Psnnsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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DRoPosALs FOR Hay, STRAW, AND aRAIl

ASSISTANT QUARrKRMAsrER's 0FpIoH,)
Forage Department, e0SAsr G and I'D ts y
WAsHIn0Tox, D. o., October 18th IB6S.S
Written Proposals are invited for furnishing Hay,
Straw. Oats, and Corn for tho use Of this Depot 70
be delivered 1t the Railroad Depot ct any Of the
Go!ernmsnt Wharyes in this city.
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered, also tho price and date Of delivery.
Proposals will be received for dve th0ua and Is 000)
bushels Of Corn Oats and fifty 5Ol tons OF Hay or
Straw, and upwards, unless 1t should be for the In
terest of the Government to contract tor . less
amount.
AL grain to be put mp in good sacks of about
two 2) bushels each. which are to DO furnished at
the cost Of the contractor. sTs
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sab
ject to . rigid inspection BY the Government In
spect0r.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to-
the lowest responsible bidders. the interests OF
the service may require.
Good security will be re CURED for the .fsitninI
fuldllment of any contract made under this adsef-
tiaement.
contract b. L. bnUWNf
Captain and Assistant Quartermastsr, U. 3. a.
oc28u &s5 E. - Fl
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EALL AND WINTER
Ladies' Black oo,r.d and 500 csa.p ID Ias
oulArs, VII
Black. Frosted Beaver, Plush and Water Proof
French Merlnos. Reps and Ottomans In all colors.
RIain, Rlaid and Striped VAleneiaS
"Aitss ned, Blae and Yellow Tlannsls, in all quail
gacl and Shifting Ylapnsls.
Oaseimsrs and bstinets
White ana O0lored Blankets
Long And Square 6hawis
Black 0ins, Mourning Goods in great yaristv.
White and brown Cotton sasetings. 10.
1almorsl and Hoop Skirts, ~
Hosiery, Gauntlet, .Jouvins KID Gloves, 10, "a.
d, TAYLOR & Co
oc Is No. ~ Oentar Market 0paaa
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.
SUBSTITUTES HlADQUARTDRs. The hin
~ est prices wiz be paid for 30 BSTITUT16 Tor
DHA1T1D men. Those In want Of 1ubstftntsa VIII
senee and Real Estate Ones, fHo. sil Ninth & :,
~ lott n. H. MILLlR
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- l. y 81 81 / 81
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN.
II yos would obtain immediate relief nsom
distressing complaint, try
DIR. WIT1I1LDB
WIG 1TABLl PILE,
This u long tried and throrou shly tested RENE
~, and has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf
tsr when there il . remedy within reach.
Sold By 3. o. FORD. $50 Pennsylyania svsnps
Washin ston, and By H. COOK, Alexandria, Va.
Bent to any address By mail. Price 90 cents ~
box. For sale By AL Druggists.
J. YOUNG, Proprietor,
~ ASn No. 4e1 Broadway, r,
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALa Ter Woop.s

n os.: !; 1.s:.sssss
f54tEirHs SissSi16 IS 81 isis,isE s. z.
4. 3 si:f;s !; -: s'i s.s
sss 6. ssG: 81; issss s. s.sss.; :
'cffS IS. .Teea % ). delivered il hasson O.,
z ase;, ssa sai
earsa n - voodYarA corner of2Gth and q atxests
sT;I, ns; :ns ;:sS sa .
corded, measured and isspestsd -.
IN a = sss ~ e:
and such e does NOT conform - the above sDecin-
All e Sc aeivessd before thsarst day Of Deem
Payment to es made upon the eonslssion Of the
The fuil name and post ofnoo ADDRESS OF ta0 oio.
ia Bid Is d de IN ths name Of arm, the Names
ses3s ss:d = the indi1idasi SroSo.si ofsss 'srs'
Prop, sails from disloyal parties will not Be con-
sidered, and an oath Of allesisaee must accompany
Pr Propossis must be addressed to oapt. ldwsrd;L.
F:ssss:s b RSss "a should Ss 'sa'
GUARANTEH. s..- hi,
The responsibility OF the suarantors must b
nearest district court or d tie United States Dis:
lie ability Of tho bidder to an the contract, should
Il Sc awarded to him must be guaranteed 81 two
responsible persons whose signatnres are to Be ap
sSccnmnany the bid.
0n;daora n 40 nyasant IN uerson vhsn thu hIds
AZ onensd or ths{r proposais viii not Be consid.
s.e oV0n0A' Va ' SAoS va" " ~ ~
sreo: &, -. .,,,, - t~o >hors.rd a,,,.,s .,.raA
bonus ~ ss su hnth ~ Sis cnorant",e LII
~ VIC 1919 os ~ .n..as.S.l MAJ. ~ n;Adars
oe .eSu.1S" u *. ". .er+r.et 'i~oeh " '
0pon sSnuox n 1 S ~ ~ .u.rn.,
1Oh1 " GOAAANTEh.
We, -soi Wy county W -, anu SSsc oI
ana - ol .ne oounV OF =, anu StAt0
49, 40 AereDy S9sfansee taas-:.. =, 70 aole 70
iunli tne eontfa1s IN w.sn tne ssims OF
hls pIoRosso1, SnI tnss sava. a.s ~
aoceptco, Ge WI e Cnos enseE 0so oontss0s N
As0o5oSnSS tnele1lLn;
sneulo We contLac. ~ ~ aina w 40 Sfe'
pared 70 OeoOme MS se osaes. a.. .~...,
certncAte ABOVE menuoneo.J ,,>.s...
me Ifant g re3sot eny OF ~ uiT M .at m.y oe
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HELMBoLD,s l,i :
slsaLT ssssEafAAsaD
COMPOUND
uID IxT,alAll,ouIr svoHy
4 Positive
,sstti' sT sssrz ,ey-ss
sPECT1o REMEDY
Nes- ksaesHoa y lxesaatsesss q UrssG Arn.
Nm, hs6a~~Sttes - Useeyssios a TIE BzsS-
Gsr and Kidseys, Dssessss - tAs Pras-
ksse G1ssd, 8ts~s IN tAs BEaddsv,
Usseerovs 0yssss n Drsas
Dsa Deposis end
DSs /" hwy DSscS1WPes, esso ~ OseeA0H u
Affections q As B1sdder ssd Ksd~ys,
and Drcpssea, Sosuings esistine
~ Mem, Ksnea o. CAs,drss.
HKLHB0LDH EXTRACT BUCRB.
1or Weakness arising from lxesssss. Hahs,, .,,...
dDation. attended with the folio ing sympson,.
Indisposition TO Ixsrtion. Loss Of Pov., -
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty Of BreatAins.
Weak Nerves. frem bling, Horror Of
Dissass Dimness Of Vision ,Wske-
fulness, Pain In the Bsak.
Universal LasSitude Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, TluAkins Of
the body Dry
ness Of the
...r vi. Skin.
IRUPT1oNs ON THE FACE.
PALLID o0UNrENANCK.
These symptoms, allowed TO 60 on, vAias ~,
medicine Invariably removes, soon follovsh-
suity, 1Rileptic Fits, In one Of which the
hat
they are not frequently followed BY
those Direful Diseases" IN.
SANITY and CONSUMP.
TON. Many are aware
Of the eause Of their
suffering, but none
win confess.
The
records
Of the In
sAns Asylums
and the Melan.
aholy Deaths By Con
sumption. bear amplsw.
ness to tbs truth Of the
ssrtisn. The constitution 80
neoted with Organic Weakness. r.
CURES the aid Of medicine to suensthsa
and 1nvi6orate the System, which HHLn
BcLDT EXTRACT BUoHU INVARIABLY DOE,
HELMB0LD,s
HIGHLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RLUID EXTRLCT sLRslPARILki.
a. yunfyins
the blood, 70.
49,. moves all diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudenoe in life.
chronic constitutional dir.
eases Arising from An impure
Etats Of the blood. and the only reaa.
Bile and snsotual Known remedy or Tia
cure Of scrofula. Soald Head. Salt
RAsum, Pains and swellinss Of
... the Bones, alterations Of the
Throat andTegs, BIotchss,
PimDles On the Pace,
letter. 11ydpelas,
and al sealy
. sruDtions
.5. Of the
skin.
I've table spoonful Of the lxtraet or ssr.,.a.
nlA s6dsd to pint Of water Il equal to the Lfbsm
Diet Drink, and bottle IL fully equal 70 s.Io..
Of the Syrup OF sa.saDArina. Or the Deoostios, ar
Usually made.
1THysl EXTRACTS HAVE BllN Apnfv,
rID TO UB1 IN THl UNITED sfArIs Any.
and are Also In very general use In al the SfAFH
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INer4-,
rUTIoNs throughout the land. - ven - In nj.
vats practices, and are considered q iayssusl,,
remedies.
sn MEDICAL PsoP1lsIss OF Bv0ry,
From Dispessstosy Of Ne Usitsd ststes.
Bee Professor DKWIIS' valuable vorks On a..
Practice of PAysc.
Be remarks made By the Late sslsbrssea pr
PHYHIC, PhiladslphiA.
See rsmarks made b. DR.. lPHRAIN NaDoV
I'LL, . celebrated Physieian, and Member Of 1na
Royal College Of Surgeons, IRELAND, and yabhaA>a
In the transactions Of the King and Queer ia,
HAl.
See Msdieo. ohirursieal Review, publiassA -
BENJAMIN TRAVlRe, Fellow Of Roy>l ooll>.a
Of Surgeons.
- most Of the late Standard Works Of MsAsaf,s;
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Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solvenoy
be required.
Proposals must be endorsed 6 Proposals for Army
Transportation on Routes Nos. !. :. orS." - the
they fully comply with all the requirements Of this
advertisement.
Parties to whom aMsrds are made must p Pre-
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
same.
Contracts will be made m beet to the approval Of
the Quar- t.rmastsr General. but the right 70 re-
served to reject any or all bids that may be offered
the 6rst day of April 1854 and they will be required
to have place Of business or agencies = In the
other depots that may be established ct whioh they
may be communicated with promptly and readily.
L. o. DA6TON,
aoS0.td Major and QuaPtNfm Ast0p
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.aE assta fffsfz sesF Es.ta ~ 50 @E&H*s ass
= s''.''s''1 '.'''''s $. r. + as.sss 81
sasar 81 g7haB 1870 h.s.f
AUGUSTUS JoANe0N = 90.
ea4s slEs % ssE aa7 10. ,zsgg45 TEsE 50 go
No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AvKNUE 9
1.svs.s ssn ~ r,a., sz,ys. u
1Hv1r1 1r1 rnApa 70 lznsos szxra
srooK
-
IMPORTED
.. LIQUORS,
WINES,
sEGARs,
-a" TOBACCO,
Groceries for the Camp.
UNSURPASSED
ASSORTMENT AND VANITY
ANY STOCK IN FH Q
fH8 LARGEST PAoK1Rs
eTAT5s OF MAINE AND NEW yIRsIY
.,r Unable us 70 og1xR
BERMETICALLY-sEALED
MEATS,
POULTRY,
VEGETABLES,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALrI.
MORE MARKEr PRICES,
BoRDEN's CONDENSED MILK
sonssantly ON hand.
| BRING SOLE A6IRTs
knssBs. FRANK BINIEGl
cEL1BHATlD
BOTTLED WINES AND
HOMESTEAD RYE,
HARVEST BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA,
GOLD MEDAL SHERRY,
GOLD MEDAL OOoNAG
| RIP VAN w1NKLE GIN,
| VAN TASsELL AROMATIC sUHNAPPs.
aoODsPEED 4 BROS "OLD TOM
| wBKIlP THIN
READY ZOE sHIIM1HJ
! IN IRON BOUND oAsD
| CONTAINING
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!
R1rraNHouss. PANT 4 co..
NO. $50 gsnSsTLv1kfA A1ssua,
VIII continue 70 furnish
q. ,. fIVE.TWENTH BONDS
A. long issued By the Government, 1t ,sr.
3. Coupon 60 Of 1881.
D. 3. 80 Treasury Notes.
q. 3. Certificates Of Indsbtsdna...
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND sOLD
zxehAnSe on AL parts Of Europe and thu No,tn.
Cities sold in sums to suit purchssers.
Stocks and Gold bought In New York exelu.,v.
III si1TssaoTSsi. PANT : 90,
JAY COOKE L CO.,
B A N X e r. 8.
Ne. 4s2 Fifteenth Street,
WI sHALL CONTINUE 70 SuazIsz
UNITED STATES
EIVE- BONDS
, 1t PAT until further notice,
loan procure at counter upon
by mai. eiroalsFs answsrins al auedions fisf may
VI Buy AND SELL ALL ISSUES OF !
,9OV1RNAENT BONDS, fBDAsURY Ho-S.
C1TIRICATES, AND VOUCHER
ooIN. CURRENCY, AND AxOHANen.
AID PAT TH1 HIeH8sT PAI0ns yoa
CERTlFICA IF CHECKS. I-sef
JAZZ COOKE q CO.. Ra,..,.
an e0 As2 Fifteenth styass.
Opnsiis on sroes : sI.vss, = ~ GA, aas 20,
Soldiers By George Liyerncrsi 5ac e = = anu
IRE Rs,sss:a T ~ s,. p =.
Nay ~ S.I.sas: ~. So sssss s:s.;Sas. 81; y,
sSsos q sd sssss
Nay Constitutional History Of RneisnS ayola,
o.. @l 1RAEcE TAHOE.
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OFFIoK OF THE DEPOT QUARflRhAsrs1, I
S * os Is
until u O'Clock m. on the 10Th day OF December,
the 5 sna 81 tar
Ronts No. /. From Forts Leayenworth. Laramie,
| and Riley; and other depots that may be estab
shed during the above yssrs on the west esns Of
south Of latitude II deg north to any posts OF sta
,iSns that AZ OF may Ss ., .Shshsd IN ths Tern
, sSath IS, # ..isads IA s.;tSi Ioaf
Per 100 pounds for 100 miles. st Which they viii
April e september, inclusive Of the years lsss
IN the state Of Kansas. and the town Of Kansas in
state Of to ~ stations that
in the Terrisory Of Colorado, south Of latitude %
deg po.th a :. win supplies from Port Lesvsn
Garland and 70 any other point or points on the
sS miles = Which ssss Win TRANSPORT aid stores
sss Of re from to
pot = may be sstsbshsd IN the Ter s Of Nav
e. o.
stations may be dssisnated in the Territory Of
Arizona and state of Texas west OF longitude los
Bidders 70 state the rate per 100 pound. for 10
stss n to
exceed 10 600 900 pounds on Route No. l. Is 900 900
poup d. Route No. and COO, 900 pounds Route
nos.
No additional Dor eentase will be paid for the
transportation Of bacon. hard bread, pine lumbsr,
shineles, any other stores.
Bidders must give their names in full, ~ we'll -
their place Of residence and sseh proposal must
be accompanied By bond in the sum Of ten hous-
and dollars. signed By two more responsible
persons, guaranteeing that in case contract Ia
awarded for the route mentioned in the PROPOSAL to
the parties proposing the contract VIII So accepted
and entered into; and good and sufficient security
fnY ahAA hV nal n An 9th he
terms of this Advertisement.
The amount of bonds required will BE- - follows:
IN IN 4 0100 A0
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24

WE read that soon after George Francis
Train left this country and was abusing
England in America, gentleman went to
call casually upon the Editor Of the London
Times, with whom he had slight acquaint-
ance. The editor asked him if he had eb
served the dirt that Train was flingine at
England. yes, Mr.--,' said the gen.
tleman I have read it, and have come
here this morning to say to you, as from.
having visited America and Travelled thor.
ouShly through it l can say, that what Train
IS now saying of England, and what you in
the London Times are saying Of America,
are equally disgusting to all right minded
men in the two countries. Good morning
Sir
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24
DIR ECT OR Y.
CHURCHES.


METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRcn-Corner of
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath at l013 A. n. and 71P. N. Sabbath School
at X P.x. Glass meeting Sabbath at 9H A.
n. and i2x. Glass meeting Wee elnesday even
ing ~ o'clock Prayer meeting Thursday
evening N o'clock: Rev: Ezra TUCKER f"sSor
SrRANoERs FURNIsHED WITH SEATS.
NJ. E. CnuRcH-(German)- )-Church Block,
front on West Avenue. Services Sabbath W.
A. n. and TX P. n. Sabbath Schoo! at A. NJ.
Class meetings Sabbath 1T II n. and 2 P. N. -
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, IA M. freach- ca >,
ing Friday at ~ 2. n. Kew. Charles Holl-
mann, Pastor.
Cnn1sr Cnuncn@ Episcopal )-1Iead ofBroad-
way, between East and West Avenues. Servi
cos Sabbath i0X A. N. and 515 Pm. Sabbath
School Immediately after morning servicc-
Morning prayers DAILY (Sunday extcptcd) at
.A.x. Rev. E. R. Wells, Rector. ALL SEATS
FREE.
First PnEsnyTER1AN CnURcH-Church Block,
between East an West Avenues. ahd fronting
on Seventh street. Services Sabba tn at lo}2 A.
H. and 6% p.x, Sabbath School Immediately
after morning service. Prayer meeting I'll urs-
day evening att o'clock. Strangers will always
he p. ovide with seats. Rev. II. Snow Pas
tor.
MASONIC.
RED W1va LopoE No. 8, F. s. A M.-Mects
the drxt an third Monday in each month. at
tn :ir Hall, corner of Main and Bush streets.
l . ..Nnu'lOE'l, w NJ CliiI'I Nctlp, HcE
ia Hs.vaN r. A. Gn\rrEn No. 4.-Mcrts
thr s:::nn( Monday in c'ch month, at Masonic
Hall, II. B. Wilson, II. p, F. joss, Acting Sec.
OFFICIAL.
Register Of Dceds-C. G. Webster, Office in
tho Court House -oItcc hours from 4. NJ.
until jr.M.
County Auditor --FrcA. Joss. office in tho
Court House -oi:c hours from A. NJ. until
) 5P.x.
County Trcnsurcr-Orin Dtu>m"rc. Office in
the Court House office hours from \. N
until 5r.
S|,sriif-M. s. Chandler, office in the eour,
House.
Clerk Of the Ccurt-Hohcrt ocakin. office in
tho Court Hou>u-otlice no IRIS from \. N. un
til Pm.
County Attorney Bristol, Office or
Main Street.
Judge of Probate and Court Com missioner ~-
&. G.. Reynolds Office in W!kins"n'S block.
Justices Of the Pcace--.]amcs II. Parker, OF
fec in Goodhuc Volunteer building; Erall
Ives office in Brands new building.
POST OFFICE.
O.icc hours, on week days from "A. NJ. unsi
Sp.N. On Sundays from to 10 Az, and
from ~ 81 to p NJ.
Up mail closes ut s Y. NJ, d"wu mail close
ut 2p.N.
Rcd Wing to MantorviI'c, lc avcs Tuesda,
Thursday and Satur lay. at $ A.. Nj. rrivcs
Monday. Wednesday, ana Frilay, at r.
Red Wing to Northhc.d, leaves Thursday q
IAN.
Rcd Wing to W Wanamingo, leaves Saturda,
At AN
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24

A REMARKABLE MAM.--Among the COL
ored recruits from the West, who passed
through this city day before yesterday, was
one whose history and ability are alike re-.
markable. He is native of one of the in.
terror provinces of Ethiopia, and has phys
mahogany, to speak in the most compli.
mentary terms; closely resembling that of a
baboon. He managed to make bis way
from the cert:e Of Africa to the coast, with
out losing his liberty; and shipping on a
vessel, went to Europe. where he resided
some years, and then came to this country:
tie speaks five European languages Auently,
and possesses far more than ordinary ability.
Buffalo Ezp7ess.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24

= sAItT1Sa srocK. = Probably we do not
know all the uses Of sat II the anima, 5con. Il
omy but few are obvious. It acts bene.
ficially upon the liver. yields a supply of
soda to the bile, and gives increased nutrit-
i've power to food. It acts a vermifuge,
keeping the bowels ofstock::1ree from worms
and gives increased tone to the stomach. It
tends to prevent rot in sheep. As to the
amount and the time Of giving it; farmers
disagree. Some are accustomed to salt their
stock regularly, once week.-Many suc-
cessful farmers keep salt within reach of
their stock, believing that they will eat only
as nature requires.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24
Se1&tted 2petry.
Yes, or No.

Yes, or No.
When ola man ask a question:,
l wish he'd answer Yes, or No,
Nor stop to make some smooth evasion
And only tell me, g May-beso."
I always doubt the friendly meaning
Of" well,'' perhaps, e do not know
When for favor l am sitting
rather hear the answer, '' MOI
When of friend I wish to borrow
A little cash to hear him say,
" I've none to-day-but on the morrow
Is worse than if he told me Nay!
Why all this need of plastering over
What we, in tact, intend to show?
Why not, at once. with much less labor,
Say, frankly, " Yes my friend," or ' No..
And, when ask the trembling question:
"Will you be mine, MY dearest Miss 2"
Then NAV there he no hesitation,
TO say distinctly-'' Yes, Sir, Yes"