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COLD. COUGH. CoXsUMPuoy-DEATH

COLD. COUGH CONSUMPTION-DEATH
Thousands are hurried into untimely grave, be-
cause they neglect 10 take care Of slight cold let
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF be used. when You are sen
sibe that YOU have caught cold and all VII De well IN
few hours. 30 until You ART warned by cough
that disease his fastened upon you-bui the rst
dicaton OF pain-sore throat headache and other un-
pleasant. not absolutely painful symrtems-lse the
READY RELIEF. few hours. all tisagreeable feel
ings Will -ave you and your system Will become chsrz
ed with the electricity Of health
In all active Iudammatory and Nervous diseases our
arst object should be relieve the patient Of pain
and increase the vital princpl--ths We successfully
accomplish by the administration Of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF T. cases u Group Dipthera Grippe Inhlenza
immediate action required. Let RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF be used wheu seizel with either # these CON
paiuts-ali danger vii be removed in few minutes
Tue following letter from NJ John Hozg. editor Of The
ColingVo cod c ". Et>-prse shows the Importance OF
Railway Ready Relief. Ia & case Of Group.
CoiiiugwCod- c. W. June :. lS57
MEssgs RADWAy 4 CO. ,-,5entsTnen-A child Of mite
about ght weeks Old was taken wi,h 4 very sever.
cold Not being ATTENDED 70 at once it settled OF IL
chest. AMI ultimately turned INTO Group Ia its Eors
form The bast meiical practitioner in TIE town VA.
called in and b. after dong everything II his power q
relieve her-out 81 n Fain-zavs her up az deat.
T
bacS with RADW Az REDY RELIEF thoroughly whsl
n tie course u isw hours she was vel again a..
now is Is Wen and hearty as a child can be
an. gentlemen. your oheiisnt servant.
JOHN HOGG.
E-itor andProprietor CoilinzNood, C. ". Erse-pri,e
RAILWAY READY RELIEF : sold by Druggists
DR. RAILWAY Z CO
O15cs, $ Maiden Lane, New York
Price = cents per Box s2sw2
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T. Another terrible catastrophe at
Lansing-just three doors north of State House
Square-no insurance. The particulars are, that
Billings, on marking down his goods preparatO
r. to a 80 days campaign, 10 meet the times and
please the public, came tremendous near run
ming under present New York and Boston pri-
ces. Now il your time examine for yourselves.
12f.w4
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Wood. the Dentist. at Home

FRIENDS AND PATRONs.-Again am at your service in
any of the departments Of Dentistry have bought the
patent for Michigan, Of Dr. Woods Plastic Furible
Metal for Cling teetha article scarcely inferior
gold any case cases superior and 10 Oh cases
superior e. the soft gold plugs commonly inserted
For the sake Of introducing this material propose g.
OH two teeth grstuitously for many Of my old
patrons apply within two months from let Of June
Islhion extracts from testimonials my possession viz
d" nr. J. : Wood has long enjoyed the reputation Of
being the best Dentist Albany AMI we know him
% be both skillful an honorable"
Prof. J. H. Amrby, NJ. D., VIM. Bailey, N D.. I. C
Bgeow VI D.. Jas. 1. BlbcocS NJ. D., h {. Foudy. NJ
u Levi Moore. NJ D., John Swenburn. NJ p j. VI D,
1.auater VI d D. De Graf. " D., l.. C. Warren. NJ D.
b F Roman FL Alb Spectator. L Tucker F.. Country
Gentleman Cultivstor Dr. wm Taylor and Harry
Wendell. druggists Nessrs. " " Wooiford R Andrews
J ". Craneu. T. Andrews. Eslrs, Messrs Robt. Dorian
T Squires j. WATSON, bankers Messrs. A Byoorheos
Ira Shafer " : Kelly. Il A LeaKs Isaac Edwards J H
small L Houghtaiiing attorneys Messrs. Elias Griffin
T H L Wilcox Iarcher, p. D. C. Mink merchants.
june 10, 1868. 424-ly
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MUTIN0Cs TESNEsSEEANS IN BSAGG's Army.
A dispatch Of The lIth from MurfreesborO
says: A Lads who came within our lines states
that well known rebels in Chattanooga ana Shell
byville are selling off their goods and property
TO aon-combatauts at great sacrifices. in autici-
patton OF our speedy occupation Of those places.
Chestham's division - three miles this sidc OF
Sheibyviile, and Cheathsm appears to be very
uneasy. The rebel Tennessee regiments are "
terry demoralized. Bragg ordered one to 90
South TO reinforce Johnston, when the men and
some of the officers mutinied. Bragg then Or
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THE AMERIcAv TRAcT SOCIETY," The
American Trac, Society are issuing nowadays,
great many excellent o lbleatioas - tracts,
pamphlets, monthly papers, &c.-adapted TO the
wants Of chiidres aud youih-Sanday School
reading matter. We have jus. received copies
Of the american Messenger and the Chiids Pa
per- for July These papers contain most any
amount Of reading matter-'uch as IS well calcu-
lated 10 instruct aud benefit children. The ty-
geographical appearance Of the Chiids Paper Is
remarkably aeat and fine. These publications
are furnished to clubs, Sabbath Schools &c, at
very low rates, and they are IS they should be,
literally circulated.
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The IRON PLATFORM. - We have re-
ceived copies Of the Iron Platform, edited and
published By VIM. Gland Bourne, ll2 William
st. New York The Iron Platform Is intended
to be series Of political tracts for the people,
worthy Of universal circulation. This object, a.
sst-forth ia the Prospectus, is fully accomplish i
in the work itself. Il Is printed in a suitable
form for binding, and is worthy OF careful STUDY
and preservation by al who desire TO keep prop
erly posted ia the politics Of this country It.
motto is the Uaion, the Constitution, and the
Laws. The attention Of Political Committees is
particularly requested 10 this work. Single cop
les cents g per 100; $50 pes 1000.
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dered out brigade to surround the mutinous
regiment, and sEore be would hang ten men a
day until discipline was restored. Bragg also
said, in the hearing Of the whole brigade, that
he wished these Tennesseeans we're all IL he'll
There j. excitement over the affairs in the vicin-
ity Of Brage's army.
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Ia Dexter Michigan. Ny i, lss2 o. Rsv J. Il Cur
nai.. Mr. ISAAC COLEMAN Of LeRoy. and Ms JERU
SHA FIELD u Dexter
A. the house Of A TlrLe-. IN the Lower Town. Ian
s.ng, ol the 18th Inst, by Rsv = Armstrong. Hon
RICHARD wINsOR q Huron cry. Goh 70 Mss MAR
ia TLRNFE u TINS city.
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Wednesday Msrning. July Isl, 1868.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which our subscribers viii lad attached
% their names GA tAeir papers Indicate tLe NrwlEa %
the paper o. which their subscription is paid By ia
aaulbsrH is meant the d. WHOLE NUMBER. which
may ba found in ths healing af the paper, which l-
changed weekly being increase. each week afty Two
numbers constituting year By referring O. this ia
Der in the heading Of the paper AID comparing % wiiL
the number attached % tie name, direction, % he
paper our s1bcr1ers can readily SEQ how their
stand Oh our books
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rs-nrunkcnn.ss cur,d.-.a

the inebriate may bil defiance 10 the tempting
cup. Dr. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK IS a
for brakeman It creates dislike for
strong drink and can be administered without the
knowledge Of the patient Price 81 box Sent by mail
70 any address 10y = &. UPHAM, fO3 CHEsNUT STREET,
PHIL.DELPH1A PA Circulars sent free 6m420
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The Confessions and Experience
oF
Z NJ " Al ID.

Published Tor the benefit and a warning and
A CAUTION To YOUNG MN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood. etc. supplying al the same time.
TIE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Bv Who has cured himself after being put to great
expense and injury through medical humhug and
quackery
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had II the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.
422yl Bedford, Kings County. y Y
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nR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Spern,Giorrh0ee S,asin0l
Weakness, Tapotepcy- Loss Of P00.r, Dr. Speedily and
ege-n,iy It's effects truly magical trial Of the
SFscFc Nil convince the most skePtical OF lis merits
Price II box sent postpaid Go any address by G..
UPHAM, 4O3 CHEssuT STREET, PHlIADEIrmA p Cir
cuIlrs sent free dm42O
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No EXEMPTION FROM DRAFT-Wc have
before called attention to the that fact no claims
for exemption, by physical disability or otherwise
need be made by any person under the cOnscrp-
lion act, until after the draft is made, and then
not until he has received printed notice that he
is drafted, when he has the privilege Of appear
ing before Board Of Enrolment for ten DAYS
after the reception Of the notice, and presenting
grounds upon which he claims exemption All
citizens drafted will be heard and their cases
considered, as the act provides that none but
able-bodies citizens of certain age, legally "a
well a. physically qualified, can be taken.
We again call attention to this matter, as we
are informed by Surgeon Shank that some have
come from distance to get certificates Of dis
charge from him. No certificates of any char
acter will exempt a man from his liability TO the
draft, aud no claims can be heard until after the
draft is made.
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LANSING EXPRESS. We notice that Mr..
A. j. Veile has no~ exclusive charge Of the
Express business Of the City. He has procured a
fine express wagon and Is doing up the business
in shape
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A LARGE FLEECE A Spanish Meri-
no Buck some three or four years Of age, owned
by Mr.. J. G. Hunt, Of Eagle, Clinton county.
sheared this year fleece Of nice clean wool Of
fine quality, weighing eighteen pounds
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The WHEAT CRoP.-We regret to learn
that the wheat crop is suffering very much in
some localities hereabouts, and that farmers are
considerably discouraged a. The prospect
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ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-The Atlantic for
July is received, aud is an excellent number
It commences the twelfth volume Of this popu-
lar and meritorious periodical. Among its table
Of contents are "Doings of the sunbeam hy
Oliver Wendell Holmes; "Outside Glimps of
English Poverty" BY Nathaniel Hawthorne
"The Claims to Service or Labor" by Robert
Dale owen "The Growth of Continents by
Prof Agassz; "Gala Days" by Gail Hamilton /;
with numerous other excellent articles Gala
DAYS is particularly good. "By the River" is
beautiful poem. the authors name IS not given.
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Special Motto e S.

Hr- Wives Mothers and sisters, whose Husbands.
Som anil Brothers serving the cannot put
into their knspsacks more necessary OF valuable git
than a feS boxes Of HOILOWAY's PILLS s OINTMENT.
They insure health under the exposures Of sol
sier-s IN. Only IS cents a box or Dot 21g
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Ath.s father house IT, Delhi ALNOND, eldest son 0.
Caleb Thompson. aged IT, vsars.
The deceased was promising youth u ndls.rif7 =
habits s.cS OILY two days of pltri sore throat
Several ot5sr members = tle family are Low sex
OF the sans complaint but are Il far way 81 recovery
Cox
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sgj.I EMPLOY MENT. SO
AGENTS WANTED:

W. viii pay from 30 to SO per month. and an ex
lenses to active Agents. or give Commission. Par
t.cuars sent free Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE
CospANY. r JAMES. General agent. Milan. Ohio.
4I4-m6
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4 DNINISTRATOR'S sALE-In pur

= \ suance u license 20 ne granted By The Judge u
Probate Tor tie county cf InEhal. OF tle ISL dsT u
Nav Is53 / stall sci 81 Public Alctlol- th-
frols steps o, the Col-, House ~ The village - Mason
saturday TIE 18th day q July next AZ cock ID
the az. rnooa o. SAID tsy al the right title
te-cs; ~ Ehen-zr Austin deceased srtect . TIE Nd
-ht o. dover therein and al lens 10 and g. the
4 o. the = o. section twenty -llns- - town
north O. ra-Ea one wes-. except onetaf acre q
the ; T corner and also seven acres n y corner
q the y the % section twenty nine. %
Tan Of 2 " containing - acres Uo-e o. less
Terms made Known o. DAY q sale
VA AUSTIN
Ain'r Estate q E5enezsr Austin, deceased
421w5
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no CONTRACTORS-In nursuanl

i Of an act 0f the Legislature o. Michigan. approved
February 18th 1859 and acts amendatory thereto the
undersigned Comm issioner o. the Dlncan Apena and
saubie River state Road VII Jet Jobs on said road 81
the follow M times and places
AT Harrisvi.le. IL Ac0na county Tuesday. July
eth between 81 and - niles r the south end u sad
road beginning az River Au-SSuo.e-
At Aipsna on Monday. July 1911. The entire balance
extending through the Counties Of AQena. Presg -
Isle and Chehoygsn. making u wAole 12Q miles
Plans AMI specifications made known on the DAYS %
letting BIDS vii be receive1. payable q state swan
Lands cnlr sad lsnd De selected from any q the
swamp an-s IN b Lower Peninsula GOOD security
viii he required Tor the faithful performance = he
work Tha CCmlss oner reserves the right = REJECT
auv bid not consistent with The U teres Of the state
AlDeua Nay 18Th. 1S63
4w422 DAVID PLOUGH. Conmissi0nsr
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.CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of a
~ dccretal order made aud returned in the Circuit
Court for the county Of ngham. IN Chancery II case
wherein Oliver Goldsmith is complainant AVID John g.
Darling May II. Darling. ana Christian WaSsnhaut are
defendants shall sell at public auctoG at the outer
door the lngh3m County Court House IN the village
Of Mason IN said county the l7th DAY Of August
u 1863 clock IN the afternoon, the lands de
scrbed said decreal order. VIZ Dot number eleven
I'D 10 block number hundred ami forty i've (l4jl
the village nov city OF Lansing, state o, Michigan
Dated June =, le53.
HORATI0 PRATT.
Circuit Cour. Comr FOR ngham County.
DART 4 BINGHAM Sol rs for Compt 427W6
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i IST OF LETTERS remaininc in Nh

Il IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
l. Post O1ce 81 Iz1sing. Micl- J-ly !, ls6S A.
letters advertised ect % 81 extra charge G,
cent Persons calling ,cr them WI lease say A-Fer
tset
3 Kali JACOB Frederick
Bra uard. l. !. heln7- Sa-l-e- H.
B.tt|es " King Sallae. B
BALDWIN. q
Bar1es. ABEL Little. Robert
Baker. Il A Ll-s4 ?
Barnes. Alien
Brown s. Norton EeGsrs. Michel SIMON
BALDWIN. Mrs Lucinda Mccain joseph
Rucnai 3 Miller Ms ER
BsEer n Ayer Annie Ass
b1s1cu. Mss 7 y LrSe. lr- H.
Bush Mrs \ Nor Mr. Nancy
Reuhzm ID Mcdonnell. Peter x
Nom. "a Is
Cora A~ad Waiter Y.
"a klns Iarli-s ASss v Ge9rse
Ca. Andrew T.
C-alaor. MIS- Janet Punsm C. h.
Drum. Sylvester Spencer Ms Jane
Dick.rs0n Mrs Jane ScanlnOa. James
Davis Mr. r. Stuart. Ms Washer
Domaine, Capt James : >mi b. Mary E.
SIll q. T. III
F~rlv Henry Shou. George Y.
Poster Mss Carrie Strickland Mrs. A.
Fin. Mrs Nara Seaaly, MS NAY .
Izgersoi, Mr. IaTa Iay1r. Wm
Tucs.r Mrs. Hattie n
johnson Zimmerman Ms n J
Johnson Francs II J
Wait, Miss Augusta
KRIS Henry williams. p Y +
be-r ..s- zsh--.
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New Advertise ents


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ofhcs A. The Drug store
gau Avenues. AL calls promptly attended 70. 4ls
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S A P O N F 6 r,
LYBI
Family Soap Maker.
TIIE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED
l. against the SPURIOUS articles ~ LYE Tor making
SOAP &c, now offered for sale. The only GENUINE
and PATENTED Lve Is that made by the PENNsYINA-
MA SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY. their trade
mark for % being * SAPONIFIER. OR CONCENTRATED
LYE The great SUCCESS 0f this article has led IN
PIINCIpIED PAkIIE, L. enleavoT O. INITIATE u. ia
violation Of the Company = PATENTS.
All NANUFACTUREHS. BUYERS or SELLERS Of these
>PI RIOUS lyeS, are hereby NOTIFIED that the CON
PANY have employed as their ATTORNEYS.
GEORGE HARDING. Esq or Philadelphia, ani
WILLIAM BACEWEILi Esd. Of Pittsburg,
And that all MANUFACTU REBS USERS. OR SELL.
Frs II I've ia violation Of the yhts Of tie Company
will he PROSECUTED a. once
The SAPONHIER. or CONCENTRATED LYF IS Tor ale
by al Druggists, Grocers. and Country stores.
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Bilious Fever,
E'ever ana 4g1te,
Liver Complaint,
D1speDsJU,
I7lG1r7etTo72,
JGIL71G-os,
h1I7l57l Com l717lts
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Take Notice!
=. y. PIXIES
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy.

THIS BRANDY HAS BEEN MAN
Il afacured for several years from TIE pure juice Of
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Few OF our reader. aware that tca tasting
Is reduced to a regular profession, one which Is
as certain death 10 man as the continued prac
tice Of opium eating. The success of the tea
broker, or faster depends upon the trained accu
racy OF bis lose and palate has experience ia the
wants Of the American market, and keen bust
ness tact. II he mas these qualities la high cul
uvaslOn, he NAV make from twenty C., forty
thousand doll rs per annum While he lives, aud
die of Liberation ( the lungs He overhaui- d
cargo OF tea, Classics il, and determines the val
ue OF each sort Ia dong this, he first looks al
the color OF the leaf and The general cleanliness
OF it. lie next takes Quantity OF the herb ~
his hsgd, aud breathing ms warm breath upon h.
he snuff up the fragrance. In doing THIS hl
draws into has lungs a quantity OF irritating a q
stimulating dust, which Is by no means whole
some. Then, stting down 10 a table Ia bis OF
nee, ON which long row OF htue porcelain
cups and pot Of not water, ne draws the
tea and tastes the infusion. la this Way be cas
SITES The different sorts TO the mIuutest shade
makes he different prices aud IS then ready q
compare his work with the invoice The sSii
of these tasters is iairls marvel, but the effect
OF the business on their health is fuiuous They
grow lean, nervous and consumptve. At IN,
end OF hard days work, they feel and act Il.
fdgety aud cross 1t they had the Mysteries -
Scientific american.
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FACTS AND OPINIONS ABOUT FRUIT.

A. the annual meeting OF the Western New
York Fruit Growers Society, held at Rochester,
in January the question Of the the best varieties
of apples being under discussion, the plan was
adopted OF presenting the names Of favOrite sorts
and taking vote respecting their merits. The
following record shows the estimation in which
the different sorts we're held by the fruit growers
present: Rhode Island Greenng unanimous
Spitzenburg, 5 votes in favor, and lost Red
Canada, l2 votes for l against Northern Spy,
unanimous; Twenty ounce Apple. unanimous ;
Talmon Sweet unanimous; King, unanimous
Peek's Pleasant, votes for two against Rox-
bury Russet, 8 votes for S against; Fameuse, 9
votes for 10 against; Wagner, unanimous,
POmme Grise, 3 votes for agsiust; Fall Pippin,
votes for 5 against; HuobardstOwn Nonsuch.
votes tor against; Yellow BelfOwer , votes
for against; Green Sweeting, 10 votes for !
against This is a valuable record, and taken
in connection with the remarks for and agains,
each sort. the proceedings we're very interesting
The Rhode Island Greening is at the head o.
the list.
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Very truly yours,
JAS. + LEATMAN.
KEEPING PEARS

The pear i peculiar fruit in one respect,
Which should aisa9s be kept IN mind-viz thai
most varieties are much hler Ia flavor # picked
from the tree aud ipened IN the house, than u
allowed 10 become fully matured on the tree
There are ie~ exceptions 10 this rule, out they
are very few And OIL the other hand, We knO"
a ureat many varieties which are only second or
third rate ahen ripened on the Tree, but possess
the highest and richest favor, ii gathered az
the proper lime and allowed 70 mature M the
house. This proper season - easily known, nrst
by tho Opening OF lev iul grown, but worm
eaten specimens, which iall soOue-t from the
tree, and secondly, by the change OF color, and
the readiness o. the stalk 20 part from its branch
on gently raising the fruit The fruit should
then be gatbered-Or so much of the crop as APP
pears sufficiently matur, d-aLd spread cut On
shelves la the front room, Or upon the floor 10
the garrett Here they viii gradually assume
their tall color, aud become deliciously melting
aud luscious Many sorts, which ripeued III the
sun and open air rather dry, when rpened
within doors are most abundaatly melting aud
Juicy. They will also last .Or q considerably
longer period, il ripened ia this way-Inaturing
gradually a. wanted tor use and being thus be
yond the reach VI oss or injury by violent storms
aud high winds
Winter desert pears should be allowed to hang
on the tee as long ~ possible, until the nights
become frosty. They should then be wrapped
separately in paper, packed in kegs, barrels, or
small boxes, AMI placed in = cool, dry room, free
from frost. Some varieties, as the DAremoerg,
will rpen with no other care than placing them
in barrels in the cellar, like apples. But most
kinds OF the finer winter dessert pairs should be
brought into warm apartment for a couple OF
weeks before their usual season OF maturity.
They should be kept covered, TO prevent shriv
cling. Many sorts that are comparatively tough
if ripened in a cold apartment, become very bat
terry, melting and juicy, when allowed TO mature
in room kept at the temperature of sky or
eighty degrees
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SUGGESTION TO TRE REBELs-Jef. Davis
last cOnscripnOn ropes into bis army every white
male between the ages of is and As wears
This is not sweeping enough, however, and the
Montgomery Ala AGrertiser "gOes one better.
IL calls upon the Legislature TO pass law con.
seripung every person between sixteen and sirt,t
Why the rebels should stop al these ages. Vt
cannot conjecture. We suggest to make neat
thug OF IL, that they conscript every one be-
tween IA and SO; and after this Is enforced
pass another Law extending the conscription "a
al persons between the ages of 10 wears aud !
century A reserve corps should then be formed
OF al under 10 and over loo, who should be
armed With wooden guns which article has al
ready rendered the rebels excellent service In
this war.