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NIBLO~ GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND MANAGHR... ..WM WHEATLEY
THIS EvENIN0.
EVERY EVENING
unti further notice VIII presented John Broughaus grand
romantic Drama, entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO,
Witch hiss slresdy schsved the
GREATEST sCct EsS Known TO THE AMERICAN
STAGE.
''' '''' ATTRACT CROWDED AUDIENCES
for r't has already bio Ss. PEasos q over
'"' ''''' oRlGiSiL MAoSifIcENCz.
SiL1Liso SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS.
GORGEOUS SCENERY.
GRAND CORPS DE- BALLET
which mari ed in decided the in is pe9imsDces
Too col.Dfsted Irsh Comedian .ni Vocalist
Sir. COLLINS
who BE-. hso . The 81. n.h! q, rspI;eni.sps o. i III
CaRRIcKFERGUs.
An Irish Soldier Of y duoe. sud 'ins two Songs ensd
"wiNE. FRIGHT " ~" .sd "wnILE THERE'S
'''' '"'"N BIZ WI wHEATLEY
hAvipf estI,eiy fecoref-i from H.,
RECENT sEyLRE lNDfSrOSITI0N.
will appear ~ has incornpsI.h character Of
Cspt HENA De LAuARDERE,
Ms... L K SIZE WE'LL J o. BENNETT. J. W. COL.
LlEK, Il. LAMB, c. kiNGSbAND. = MokDAU"r.
Mira L. r. SHEwELL ihor second appearance tile ssason
ENTIRE CORPS OF DRAMATIC ARTISTS
attached l. III Q e.iss lshu.-ut. AID
NUMEROUS Al NlLIARlK9
DARING tie es.uuy U'cbsaIa under The direction Of
kik. hAkhk Y u. DODh OKIH,
will perform choice "l-csi0ns Of popular mu.ia
Seas can be secured
THkkE DAYS IN ADVANCE
Tt. superior veg.s ion Of ihe btIdns Iends.i
The COOLEST sUMMER TAEATER
In the county. whii. tue
SPACIOUS GARDEN.
hfiislty Illuminated % myiisis " st,hrhs, sror1a
DELiDuTfUL fKOaENADL
dcriHt the a. -, acts
The oriaaao~ oommsuces g. .ni eoncindess 10 60
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luliiGrp Aolites.

headquarters Loyal Brigade Of tho Norm
No IA If1sdwsy, hero a. communication must De "a
dIe, .uj TO tolo- Nk. BLISS, Organizing tho Dnsada
ENROLLIk0 OtflCES-No. a. BI0ad~ay, oPpo,iis tne
CITY ii.i No. Genre. IT. opponse Cosusbss Ohos a'd
No. o Cou,tss, BTyoAyr, opposite City Hall
$3.50 Bounty to MIN REL SLlSTlNG eiI9 10
ELN NEChUi lo.--ylh Regiment N. Y. !oa-Louss'-
gaDiIinS Cmpsoy Vi tai, regiment III receive ~
No. ~ futon-t, Brooklyn Full bounty even
Headquarters Of Regiment 81 No. "a Broome A. New iofA
T. JARDIhE, Colonel
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Qriniing.

lob Printing ut old prices, at Ecker's Printing
~ Oce lyFutoo cor. Pesfst ~ Y. Csd'. Circulars pm
hrsl. Labels Posters. Pamphlets. de- qack oest aud cheap
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FURNITURE. Carpets. Books. Pamphlets and
i Libraries bought lot Cash al No ~ ba's'.na,. bet
gib and iUL.t. ais, ,i4cs d b5ots slsays oa h4Hi
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TRAINS LEAVE SRWYOnn;
FOR Ne~.H-en :. ELh !l.0 g. IN H' tELh
30 (E1.D 81. 80 and O. IN. 80, - =,
For Bh.s port tELl, li.3a IN i:is tk'h i0
(Fx J. > 20. so and 2. .,o
ToS Milford snc r.tfofi. 7. lI.o,I IN o. ao p m
70 FaIa,ld. Southport and Nssper I IL ~ III ,!
Yer Eor-.i :. 30 u.,o . H., III; Ell 40 Ell
rof .rie,l and Green ~ish. T. $50. IL % ~ 40.
Pir Si.ni,,d ,sEI) On. HOS H. III, tEI J. %
U-ls:A s.1J so.
10, Yost Ca.s II .ndiutsrsdiss stations l. a,o. ii,o
~. ~ ~. . ,. tJ p. IN.
Tof Tort Che aud new Reebelr. IN
CONFLICTING TRAINS
Fer Boston va sprlDghr!d a IN Va 1CtELh ~ IN.
"a Bo.o. Shore lat. l1i5 tEs sp
fpt isifld and sptio.fsld q IL tEIl H. ="
ON p a.. ,,,. -
II ~. To- and Rs o. IN. To NORTHAMPTON
Fd HalieId, fIovG.nes aud f.bsii Railroad. s(EL).
ii
FOR Haven Now London and S,oping'on Railroad At
O. Ia. ~ is. 30. Bp IN
Yor Canal Hsinosd, ~ IS .. m TO Northampton
For Hous.L mic Hai road "a III, 4 - r. n.
For Nsugauck RsilToad q g. IN 23j y. ~.
For Danbury aod Nora ak bsilfosd. a. M so p m
CaIa edious Slselif CsTs ilch.d 10 D. M IiAio
JAMES II. HOYF. Superintendent
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NEW-YORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JULY D. 1851
TRAINS LEAVE sKw-YOR,

Passenger Station In Ne-.York. oorbef 77hst and tSs'
Entfa s7tb 81
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of Ew-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of Court :; -Coupsctsr ., aanP,oa
rosd, and Ut Es'toa with the Lehgh Valley Railroad sud
connections ming dfsc line TO Pittsburgh and the WsG
/, nj q Observation-Disclosures April e. 1876,
Leave New York as fsilows;
RI, ,: T.sa 81 "''da'
Ores, Bend. Pi,t,ion binsh.mtop Wiiks, barre 10.
nan.port Rc.dia fstt.vlls Harrisburg. 10
:: n-for Ess,on. betheheG. AlsLtown and bsuch
dor N For sOmeI,Il'.
7Ps WESTERN E1rRnss-For E.'ton. Allentown. Rad
Je,..y City .hioo.h 70 ii., Snrsh
LIPrEss TKAIs yoK hAEKi,su.e-The 9 . m EI@e"
Ing and Wes, Pennsyv C-utr.l Rsroad nth
Central Railroad North and South aud with IT,. camo'r
Tns Tasoren EzrsEm TEAM yoE rus Wx,r iesv"
eenS.os at Hi.o oa -h Ps,u.y,sai. si's
10 ehsoEs P,bOgh and pu one e. incn s,i a.,
EIIlAs.rHpopT AND Nrw.yolE FssNi-Lssvs New Yc-s
rom Pier No. 2. North River ct $3.50 q iiD. a." AID
The boats stop Barren Point aud Msh1cS tsrbor every
Zip each way. JOSIAH u. sTEARNS supsrin'saisn.
IRE RAILwAY.-Passengcr trains
II II. H. Express for Boaals
40 o NJ. Mik. daily. ior onsvius
pm. WAY for oi.i., N.~bsrss aud wIwet
On M Right kIpress, daily. tof bdbfirt buffalo Hoch
e.rr Csn,ndsigua and principal 'suo 1rsis Of sAiar
day ron. through to Buffalo HI, doe. run TO Dunir
- m h"'s'cc HAs MiNor o.p.r.l Superintendent,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR Ale
II BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH III, sd Sa mksT T'ain' leave From ,O,ha
Express .Ua 10 m, ,nd,, 72a lea1 @ sHd ':u al
~ and ki6sSy with sleep 1851 ON
irF 1881. N
Posshissp.ie u.in, IS am, = IN. ard i1Sisui,1'
Pe.,.lil ,r. sn' ii % IN, and Ii:sIa IN, Aapm
Sins Sos train ';apn .:apm.
1.Iiv.owo. ,: :P,n- .:oD"
TeAet oay BE- pr any Of the Offices OF Wssce'rs
YIprr. In SswYok ard BrooElyn. sud 6ss g es.essi
Cd. al Non,. ide roe. aud 10 a'a 50 Spring.
l ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-lNCRE ,SED
- AZ OaAlJDA iiON. L. ave Jsnss,hp AMI foot u
3ith o., Y. r. MgA 70 Gfo-nYo't ,,u. al al ssstio
sno for J.nse, Minsos Je gel .nI u Is To-.
sui 10 Gfeeup,u ForI,lipHs $50 snd3:ao , "t
temPs,e.d a, ga ~. M. 9:H' 80, 4 p NJ. Sun
-,son.l to Ysphspt Al excursion tse. ressrnins esv-'
Ysph,rk 2:i5 IN J.usic. Acc lmods lou if..h I.ln
J-Ds'- i'm aud lhHy-'ourth-.t. at 600 .. n
NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ KAILRoAD.-Trsi-s vii i.sv. 2e,b-s, DcPo-fe, Al
fsia. Bedford Crton Fs. 't.u,r. toni to Aib.y.
connecting with Genital aud kor'-rn R.iirsa lor sss'o.s
al point. nor.n.~e.,; fr Ctoton F,lls S:l5 70,
Whe fltio. ais sni loS .:1o s:lo aud Ia sni
los IN as. 4:iO s. 81, o a.. Cro,oa fall.. whePa
snd wi,is@,biass .ia. e? 1t - .,.,os. fo, Do,.
70 Doyer Ee.or los rave Albany 3:o m. o. 'n'.
e. I'D %,' I'm. ..s s ,s' ws 81, r
ard VIII. 5 D. .s :, fs VIII. t.a. cr.S Ss
mi Tsnf I'a or co,oo ~ Viii. ed
epioa qf.s. a. Han f%- rsr CIT f.. s:i5. %.
.o2pins stall Stations oept YotvIs for Wui.n.onas-
For whs Pisin'sP m .soppss a. s,,ioaa Ron
iry e,v. Whit. PLATA. t:lo q m MilI.m b'ids' G,r
.@,sdIs: II sIS. ~ ~ .. .;u. cfoa f,.s IA
"oppins q, all Station; ,s,a o. =, w.l.@.sa,
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Drn GOODS.
iilarhinern.
Ocean Steamers
CTEAM COMMUNICATION
W TO LIVERPOOL.

The sndssgned viii dispatch OF tho aforementioned
on other hsclsss Briti.hbui. steamers hom
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Ealing at Queenstown to land passengers aud nte6
TELEGRaPhiC DISPATCHES.
SAP. Tuna Cs""6Hd~' 10 NH@
CyORGIA........2,S76... 0lsidel ...FRDAf, July 81
s6S. .BIootus. FRIDAY. Aug IL
SIC. ..Mlburn... FRIDAY, Aug q
cAROLINA.... "a 97a. ..Psaoe..... ...........
Thee steamers have eli been built under the inspection Of
e Chief Surveyor the Liverpool Underw,ers Registry
n Iron 5hpsi they have extra wsicrtsni campsitusns
and clAsssa hrst-elsss for twenty-five years.
They fitted up for frs second and thrdcs passen.
ser, ~ hsh charged q, the following rates;
FirtC'.....'''''''''''"ss, (p.N..o co,,.,,,
TEiTd-Cfsss.. So
Di.;ay and accommodated unurpassed By any other line
HaesmerL
For further particulars. spplgto
WILLIAMS & GUION. Ne. II wsli''
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Gicambonis ono ilailroa0e.
AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

MI En- bTEEU, AND CUMFVKI.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, Palmer fIftHBURG. NASHUA
LCNELL CONCORD. THH WHITE 80 NrAiNS
AND IsrEkNEDlAVE POINTS
1h-p.w sod stsunch s'estncis OF the kofw ch line,
CITY OF BOSTON AID CITY on NEWiOhK
leave Newly ork daily (S1Bd,ys rrcepod'. oc och
from Pier No. 81 Sonh Rive foo' Of Ve,ryst,
FOR NFW.LONbON.
there connecting With he 81 smboai Express Train 10 tbs
above pon's via Norwc Worcester iosion Wmco'tof
Norce 'er Nashu, and New Loud Mort ein Ne, "ei.
IreJsh, t,ken AT The ln,ye. rates Fo inorusjn iaqus
+. = MARTIN. Agent. on the Pier
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW
4 FORT and FALL RIVER The .p.udid and gu, e,iot
steamer METROPOLIS. Csp, h'own rsy,s New Yas
eyey TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY,
o'clock D. NJ, aud the EMPIRE SrAiF Capt Brsv'on q,
MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY. ct o'clock .. IN.
from P!,r No an. Il
Hereafter 90 Iooms vii be regarded ,~oof4d TO any
rlics art until the chad have q. en- paid fr
FREIGHT 70 BosioD IL wsroed through with great
b, sn EIpres. Freisht TLsiu.
WIN BORDEN Agent Noa 70 and II Wssta
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STEAMBOATS, qn0 Railroads.


1Uk Newburgh, West Point, POughkeepsic.
aud Resdout-Stesmsr Mary Powell leave plor foot o.
3syst every sitsraoon 81 o'clock Tor Wss, POW New
turzh, Peaght ee pse, snd ksnd,ot
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TOR EEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD ana
sPklkOfIELD STEAMBOAT AND HAlLkOAi
kONnECIiOS. Tue COSTtSf kTAL lerTes Peck ~ o.
Last aver a. 5:l3 Nl0bT LiSE.--fhs LIN CITY
tpsvs OF IL 1cloet .. In. Sundays s1o ptsd.
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j AZ OaMJDA tiON. L. ave JsHisssho AMI foot "
81 o., T. r. ats ID 70 Gfo-p.ot Iiu, al al Ssatio
. for jams Minsos Jo usI .nJ u Is 10.
s"i 10 GTeeup,n Ilpris H. JJJ and $40 ' ~ 90
Syo.,.t NJ m II r. a. $3.50 and 6 f. ~ lanai ia
Hempe.d at Bs H.. II q H.. 3:sh, -, 4 Sun
DAY Excursion Iraa 9is q m. Jth.s. q pg. 1t
-,son,l to Ysyhapt 81 excursion ressrnins leaves
Ysphxk at 2:t5 IN Jsusic. Acc lnods ifs,h F-ul
IL Nina L hrt, -l.Irfh I. :. Il.
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TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first.
II oiass seaui.r will ls.ve N.~loTk 90. 18Th and
bod o. each month eiceps when Lo.- d.s, is sUN
DAY whom the day Of departure viii re the MONDAf iol
tsvinI . 80
FOR height p,'sse. apply ct h. only oee No Bowl
ps-gesn d. b. ALLEN. Agent
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y The steamer THOMAS POWELL will lvsv. foo, Of
tunkiis-sL TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of each week
= p. m and a SATURDAYS at W.. landing a. Mel
Zen. oesusctins with stages a, Csusii to The hyan's'
House. Delhi And Oiho, Leaves Ca,t Ter New York %
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. s6 D. II.
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Gpcs's SALyE.-This admirable specific, is
destined to come into general use. We have tes-
ted its virtues to complete satisfaction in our
family, and can give the Salye an unqualified
approval. We deem II especially fortunate, at
this time that the Salve manufactured in suiii.
Gent quantity to meet the immense demand
that exists for il in our army. In very many
cases II has produced wonderful effects, and is
fairly entitled to the honorable distinction OF
being called "the soldiers best friend. "-Bos-
ton Express.
EThe better nations become acquainted with
each other, the fewer will be their prejudiccs,
and the more likely will they be to love and re-
spect each other. Just so with Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratus-the more you know OF
II, the more YOU want TO, and the more anxious
YOU are to have your friends become its patrons.
II no, only makes the best Biscuit, Bread, 81,
but il cures dyspepsia aud strengthens weak
stomschs. II has no equal. Most OF the Gro
GERS have II.
- See woman in another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. Its an adj
mirable article used In hospitals, and by the
FIRST families in Paris, London and New York.
in preference to old Port Wine. It is worth q
trial, rs IL gives great satisfaction. iyr7
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...,,.
Emma Webster. Youngest child of DIR. Dryden and
Emily w. smith. rs months 9days
Saco-iune iOth. Nellie D.. daughter OF Bradbu.
20 and Harriet n, Seayey. 2 yrs. 10 DAYS.
Ilneorrectiy ,nse n iast wesk rvh,sr or m.
oaco5m nay H.n; Ema Ss.e"' u"usn'0' W AZ
ram anu SIaIn 81 h nh p,,,s; .or
Sac nn.Snsr s 1sb ximIrs Holmes. WIFI of
Mr.. John ii. Ferguson, - yrs. mos. mn
Waterboro'-June llth, MI. heuoen nin, IsyIs.,
South BerwickIMay ysth, merlanaa, younssss
daughter OF Dennis ana MARY A' fefsusoh' y0A''
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheesen ans Pills,

The combination OF Ingredients In these pills are
the result of q long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and certain in correct
Ing all irregularities, Painful transformations. 70
moving all distractions, whether from cold or 9th
erwise, headache, pain IN the side, palpitation o
the heart whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries,
fatigue. pain In the back and limbs, &C., disturbed
sleep. which arise from interruption OF nature.
DIR. Chee.enian's pills was the commence
meat of new era In the treatment of those irreg-
ularites and distractions which have consigned so
many to a PREMATURE GRAVE, No female can
enjoy good health unless she is regular, and when
ever an obstruction takes place the general health
begins to decline.
DIR. Cheeseman's pills are the most efiectual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to
Females To all classes they are invaluable, Undue
Ing rith certainty, periodical regularity They arc
known to thousands, who have used them ut differ
ent periods, throughout the country, having the
sanction OF some Of the most eminent Physicians IN
america.
ErpLci directions, stating trhen they should not be
used with each box-the Price one dollar per bor,
containing from 80 to GO pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly by renting to the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. b. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar Street, New York.
A. Sawyer, Biddeford, s. s. Mitchell. saeo; II.
II. Hay L Co. Portland, Agents. lyr2Si'
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PURE HLOOD CURES.

When tho blood has not the requisite healthy
qualities we become costivc To restore the bile Ia
state of health, the blood must DO purified. You
cannot purify the blood but hy occasional purga-
tlves. and they should be continued for several
days in succession. when there may be q greater or
less interval of rest. Some persons have used
BRANDRETH's PILLS every day In small doses
until they became cured Of costilcness, which had
troubled them for over twenty years. The use OF
this medicine does not debiltate or require an in.
crease of dose from continued use. They In fact
strengthen the bowels as exercise does the arms or
legs.
Mr.. CARPENTER, OF Gouverneur, st. Lawrence
County, has used BRANDRETII'S pills for thirty
years as his medicine They cured him Of fever
aud asuo and costiveness, when ho was reduced to
the most deplorable weakness, and when 1t was
supposed no medicine could save him.
~ Remember, references will be given to per.
sons whom BRANDRETIi's pills have cured Of
costivcness Of over twenty years DURATION aud In
cases where no natural action Of the bowels had
taken place In twenty years, yet these cases were
radically cured by Drandrcth's Pills.
Sold by C. II. CARLTON & CO., Biddcford, and
by all respectable dealers. uyrlch) 4w23
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TnR WAR SPIRIT IN 0mo.-0n Wednes-
day last there gathered at Marietta, Ohio,
an asscmblage which for numbers and res
probability has not been equaled in that
State in over fifteen years. 1t was gotten up
under the auspices of the Union League
Never since the days of 1910 was there so
much enthusiasm evinced. Ii was announced
that the Hon. John Brough was to speak,
making his first public address since 1884
He is mentioned, we observe, as likely to get
the Union nomination for Governor. He
spoke for an hour and half with all his
former freedom and eloquence, seeming to
have lost none of his logical force or wit by
his fifteen years. silence. He declared that
he had not only been Democrat oil his life,
but was one now, and expected to remain
one. But in u crisis such as the present il
was principle Of his democracy that the
first great duty of every man was to his
country rather than to party, Although he
did not vote for Lincoln, orapprove all he did,
he acknowledged him not the head of party,
but the head of tho Government, and, like a
true soldier, held it to be his duty to obey
him rs his superior officer. and cayil not at
his policy.
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT.-An
instantaneous remedy for chronic rheumatism,
headache, toothache, Group. collie, quinscy,
sore throat, and pains in any part Of the body.
Try bottle and be convinced. Remember this
article is success, not an experimentation Ia
years II has been tested. Every one who uses
il recommends It. No medicine ever had such
reputation MS this; silently it has worked Its
way before the public, and all are loud in its
praise. "Chronic rheumatism" Thousands who
laid for weeks on q bed Of agony, and never
walked without the aid Of crutches, with this
complaint can testify to the magical effects OF
this liniment. They are cured aud proclaim its
virtues throughout the land. Remember relief
is certain, and positive cure is sure to follow.
Headache of all kinds we warrant tocurc. Pu-
trid sore throat. quinsey and diptheria are rob-
bed of their terrors by timely use Of the We
netian Liniment. II has saved hundreds the past
three months Price % and so cents bottle.
Office, SO Cortlandt Street, New-Tork. Sold
by oil Druggists. 3w2a
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TIE RIGHT IDEA. The following paragraph we
clip from the New Bedford Mercury. II touches
the Vallandigham case: "Can people OF this
country be expected to give up the right of
speech ?" asks the Providence Post. or course
not. But the right of speech is modified right
When speech becomes SANDER, or when II incites
to acts Of treason, the law Furnishes the speaker.
No one objects to the closest criticism Of the
acts of the administration. But to denounce
their measures as despotic to council resistance,
To- seek to inAame the prcdjudices and spasions
of men so rs to endanger the public peace, and
especially to do this while the country Is ut war
and struggling to maintain its Government,
does not come within the right of speech.
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THE DRAFr.-It is now represented that II
one hundred thousand black troops can be
raised, II will not be necessary to fill up the
white regiments by the CONSUMPTION. That
number OF blacks to be used at the South, and
the voluntary enlistments that will naturally
flow in, will suffice for firing out the rebels.
How completely all the fustian OF the Cop
pcrheads about q niger war has been over
thrown by events. Had the arming OF the
Slaves, or their employment upon the trenches,
been entered upon vigorously year sooner,
when the Democrats were making such hull
laballoo about il, we should have saved the
lives of tens Of thousands Of white men.-Sy-
racuss Journal.
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REBELS LEFT FREDERICKSBURG.
FROM vICKsBURG.
THE TOWN OF sIMMsP0RT BURNT
nebel Troops Massing to Attack Grant.
ROM vICKsBURG.

HARRisBuRG, June IL.
The aspect Of Affairs so fart as can be Judged oy
reports fom the border seems TO be this; The
corps Of Gen. Ewell. Jaekson's successor, Is
massed at Westminster, while the rest OF the
rebel force occupy Hagcrstown and such other
points as leave them free to operate either against
Harrisburg or Baltimore.
Approximations are entertained by the people
of Altoona and other points on the line of the
Pennsylvania Rrilroad. that the rebels will
strike for the West and then 20 back 20 their
own soil by way Of Pi,tsburg and Wheeling
The fortifcations constructed on the hills op-
no.ite Harrisburg are considered sufficient for
the protection OF the city, and an offensive
movement ON our part is not unlikely. The pan
10 Is over here and the people are disposed to
undcrate the danger Of the line OF the Susque-
hannah becoming the seat OF war, though there
b high authority for stating that such an at
tsmpt may be made by Gen. Lee.
No doubt whatever exists as to the presence
Of the enemy ct Chambersburg up to O'Clock
this Afternoon, when they retrested. II Is sup
nosed. toward Hagcrstown. The operator Is
nov Al Chambersburg. and Geographic commit
r,.st;on has been re-established.
PHILADELPHIA. June IL.
A ,ueclsl dispatch nom Harrisburg says $500
rsbei. are AZ South Mountain and $500 ct Cham
bsrssurg. Tho latter have not advanced any
to-day.
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VOL ELS
AROMATIC SCulEDAM SCHNAPP!


AROMATIC SCHlEDAM SCHNAPPs.
A universal curative in CONSUMPTION; remov.
ing the Tubcrclcs, healing tho Ulcers, and 70.
moving the Cough.
Recommended by the MEDICAL FACULTY asa
CArHoLlcoS In the removal Of DYSPEPSIA In all
It's forms.
In DR0PSY It's established curative properties
have long been without rival, as attested by uni.
versal medical testimony.
The Diurctic and Solvent properties Of tho Gar.
omatic Schiedam schnapps" render II decidedly
enicacious In GRAVEL and all other affections Of
the Kidneys.
form Of warm punch, tho patient lying warmly
covered In bed, this pure alcoholic distilation will
effect speedy cure.
Taken as hot punch In IMMORAL and SPAS
M0DIC ASTHMA, It affords immediate relief from
the distressing symptoms.
by Its peculiar and specific qualities, II arrests
the cold stage In AGUE and FEVER, andprepsres
the system tor the administration Of the admitted
curatives Of this disease.
Administered In CHOLERA, CHOLERA NOR
BUS, and collie, It removes spasm, restores the
junction Of the Liver. and rapidly produces
healthy secretions. II should be taken mixed with
hot water and sugar.
Asa NERVINE, q TONIC. and PURIFIER Of
the blood, trial Of fifteen years In all climates
and under AL circumstances has stamped II with
universal appreciation.
Peculiarly adapted to the complaints Of delicate
FEMALES, It stands prc-eminent among the estab-
lished curatives Of the day.
1t Is the only alcoholic preparation, In our coun.
try, that can TO, generally, imbibed with pleasure
and safty; never, even when taken to excess, pro-
ducing headache or other unpleasant consequent
ces. -
Sold. handsomely wrapped In yellow papers, In
pint and quart bottles by all Druggists, Apoheca-
ries and Grocers in the United States. Purchase
from the advertised agents to prevent imposition
In counterfots and limitations rs the whole country
Is flooded with them.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-06-19

Dr. s,cests IsJail,bis Linimsmt Is prepared ffom
the recipe OF DR.. stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut,
the great bone setter and has been used In his prao-
tioe Tor The last twenty years with the most aston
ishiny success. As an external remedy Il 10 with
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than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
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net. Sold by all dealers. ly1