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AMUsENfENTs.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Cammencins MoNDAY, ser,. IN. 1858.
The Manager ha. unbounded sstisf,c,ion of an.
bouncing to his numerous patrons and friends that
IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND.
A. an inmense eipnse. the original and only gen.
sPE TTE HH EdsTsIoN.
which will be introduced
FyFRY AFTERNOON and EVENING.
and ecioct, in the intensely exciting and in.
THE SPECTRAL Nun:
with s ss: s.s on i.p. sr.s Properties.
Wl ,;G wTr py @ r. lp,SirSls farce
n'n' ever o fSsr IL %f ASsfi'sn public.
THE SUMNER DRAMATIC COMPANY.
wheh h% PLAYED one Of he most 'ncec,.ful ensaee-
sonld ne their spendld performances
THIS WEEK ExJ j V WEIR, E 1EsG, CHANCE
whose numerous fiissd. VIII bear him IN sub
on f s%fI liTfSsi SExr.
And .A.. KS r.. <. a ssSsrT
which Vi. ySlTs h. LIZA TSESg NJ, ,
HE SIOUX AND wINSEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAwS,
sh4 have been attracting thousand upon thou,snds,
TmtsE !' VILE fysI;o d. TIT THE Fosrsr
=, -. T}iE WikEIkE rRIpIs.
sss 81 M hE Hfrs ss'o
they are splendid specimens Of their respective
triees. And In seeing them And their performances
THE INDIAN AS IN MS NATIVE wILDs
$40 n kSow s. f ffff iSpfA Ne LIFE
sysll NJ 4 he had visited them in
TI HE'D ", wiGWhSs IN TIllIE NATIVE WILDE
ELkiS$ LS Stf pk%sHtffic ES1xRr AlyxEsr
KfGkTTrisG bhScf, Vii, iii es sons q Persuasion,
si, X s on: % y *. ~ Trail.
t .CAP DANCE vi,h Song q Victory.
HSS bzSC si, o @:. 81 :Ss GS Sss Will
s sUT the Indians being the ss.''' s'mbe" in the
ALEC TO be seen Of all hour,
MONSTER PYTHON.
THE GREAT DRAGON OF THE EAsri
nsa Ttyr sl,sd p e t Che Boz hit; hni s,u
ON TIE NORTH AMERICAN c23NJISENr.
III. Aif6 sst VIII wRir + hRohNs'
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MINKs
The GRAND AQUARA. Learned Seal, See Lion.
k.nstsI is.I. L,y,ns An.eSnd.s, ". Iisvre., 4:
GREAT-
~ NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
Al the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE SSTH ANNU AL FAIR
THEAnERICAN INSTITUTE,
ran o.,,,., ~ =. "a OPEN pAILY
under this leadership Of r. GRILL,
Has been engaged and sill perform syGy evening
ADnTrTANCE 70 CENTS. 9al
NEW BOwERY THEATRE
' Sole Proprietor. ..........Mr. J. W. LlNGARD
MONDAY. Sept, Z, 1853
NEW GHOST DRAMA.
GUY FAWKBS,
In Witch
Mr.. T. EDDY
will appear
The Drama Of
THE NEW YORK FIREMAN.
And the comic farce Of
DEAF AS A POST. los
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ClTY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL NOTICE To ,h. Pubic SSi" III, under
osupeie.ds the necessty Of ash boxes and other
sels for the reception Of aahss and household refuse
matter by erpsrimenu made in the Eleventh, Four
nepth and Eighteenth Wards, and II having hesn
f,om the sppesrsnes on our stevalis Of these nnpe
eesssry incumbrapces, While escaping their pe,tf-r
ous odcrs takss this opportunity Of calling the afen
Won on the public TO the particulars Of the following
ncfies nov 70 sorse Of distribution Throughout the
w .pn o. s,nins sspsr:l eoop:rston on the part
the same into effect lie further desire that every
denqueney on the part Of ashmen or il.Iuser, bs
81 once reported to him ct ths Dt ,artaent With the
number ofths cart,
P.L A. BOoLE,
City Inspector
CrTI IssrprroGs DarAsrNtrT.,
.,a-s- NV Yoay, Aug. 81, 1862.
SOTICH.-.The under isned finding that great Ia
oor time and eIpense, caused by oollcotius asd re-
moving ashss sad garbage, after the same have been
safbeee hoIes and believing TO BE- The desire q
every hsusekespet and rssd, Mt Of this Ward TO aid
the undermined In bis efforts TO kest The strsets In .
GOOD and eleany condition. pr sssnt for your observ
rotice will b. given Of the apynoerh o. the ash and
nrosse carts ~ the ripgn nc a. hell 10 minut,s in
sdvancs Of the csrtA AID you ere respectfully mott
hsd and reauea,si not 10 pac. any ash.s .rbase OF
Cart. VIII psss through the streets Of this Ward
oil ashes. sarbas,, etc, from the streets.
Complaint Of NEGLECT TO regularly COLLECT and re-
y. \. A. BooLE. City Inspector.
'"o''' = sup Sst oSSa.nH.r, Inspection. 70,
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NEW YoRk COUNTY SUBSTITUTE

The Committee hereby sive Dotics thst they havs
rsd their Once q the Supssns Court Rooms Nos. u
b. open daily Of 8 oeIoei q. untii The busins.e
for which the Committee vas orssnissd 10 disposed
Of
The Comntse. Alec sfve nostos that no application
for the payment Of substitute Relief money I'LL
be entertained until the fHstriet ard Of Enrolment
the United States :er.ios, undsr the Act Of ConssA
stpoved March 3, 1888.
The certificate Of sorcptanes By the District Board
OF Enrolment must h. prespnted TO this Committee.
This following Rulss and Regulation have been
adopted in relation 10 drafted JerSons N INDECENT cir
curn.taneas, Who have families degrading upon thsm
for support:
seventh sections Ordinance Of the BOARD Of au
psrv.ors embrace ell pesdspts Of this eity and eoaD
" liable 10 draft and service under the Act Of Cos
gr~a.
H. The words "havins family dependenI on him
for snppor' which occur 10 the fourth section Of the
Ordinance aforesaid, aud their e,lvs ent - ussd IN
the -evcnth section Of said Ordinsnoa Construed
to mean and include the following eases, that q to
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Who ere Wholly de-
peDdsnt upon him Tor
support.
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no you WANT A HOME OF YOUR Own

fVD. &2fb, s260, 400 e350, 400 either q the
above prices vil buy lot Of EliEsbsthport Nsv Jer.
sey on the terms Of pay ment II desirsd ee
sow And slo pr month till pad for. money yili
sons not naturalised hold and convey propesv s
ne. Je1sy but cannot in Nev York. For par,eulsrs
TO COOLEY HEIDRITTER, Agents, EliasbetSr
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/. A man having Q wife and,
child or children,
?. A man having . wife only,
3. 4 man having children,
.hose wife 10 deed.
T. A man having . parent o.
parents, OF ether near rela-
ilves, for whom he habitu. |
ally provides.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18

new purg, (some call It cutlery. Dock
was there with his old bugdown; Bill
Bennett was there with his celebrated ~
trotter (!) and Mcserole's little Rat was
there, and in the side races beat them ALL
Never bet on an OK, is a maxim Of our own.
We advise all persons to be careful how they
bet agains, lha, nag OF Meserole's on race.
After settling the pre!iminaries, the race
|commenced. Abe Thomas riding Webster's )
horse, and Geo. Callicot riding. the mare
On the first heat the marc flew the track
badly, and acted as though she was fright
ened. The riding was not good. The horse
came in about halfa length ahead.
Next heat both riders rode splendidly
the mare came in neck and shoulders ahead
Third heat the TWO came in exactly togeth
er, but the judges decided that it was won
| by Webs;er's horse, because the mare
started half neck ahead. It certainly
seemed to us that the race was So close that
the last heat ought to have been tied ove'
Another race was Immediately gotten uE
between Ashton's mare and Dock Parks
horse, which was won by the horse.
PusrpoNED.- lecture next week will
be on Wednesday evening, instead of Tues
Eday evening"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18
THE NEW YORK MERCU Il ]
A.. FOR THE NEW YEAR. &

It is with no fear of Wars effect upon their
literar. fortunes that the publishers of 1he
New Y1rI Mercury acknow}ed dgathc hcunwarerine
loyalty oftheir tw hundred thousand subscrib-
erS. and announce to them. and to all, that
The New York Mercury for this year 1859
will be richer in every luxury Of Polite Litcra-
ture than ever before. II is no upstart specu'a-
ton, no temporary sensation" but a first
class literary weekly. which has been t*ni liar
to the United States or a quarter OF century,;
and while tho wishy-washy mushroom prints
Of yesterday are cutting down their talent even
New York Mercury maintains all its great Staff
of Romsncers, Poets, llrmorlst'. Essaylsts'
Story Tellers. and Editors, and promises to
make it still greater tor 1868.
| ltis the one paper for every home. Its forty
columns of reading m atters per week constitute
an unpara'lelel
CONSERV VATORY OF THE EENTERTA1NlNG
and its Novels, Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties
|, of Verse, Gossip, Feuilletcns, Br"adsiaes OF
Humor and Polishe Editorials, combine to
epitomize all the charms Of ? ~ ....<~ <s. ~-
-. WIT AND SENTIMENT! =
| Ikc husband reads it to his wife, the mother ia
her children, the lover to his sweetheart: the
soldier to his comrad:, AMI the village school
master to the circle AROUND the stove. ltls t;t-
milur to the sight Of every man. woman and
child in our country and has regular subscrib-
ers IN several countries Of Europe, The New
York Mercury is sIso Identified with the grand
est patriotism Of The age. tor several members
of its brilliant Staff hold high rank in our noble
army, and have made themselves famous WITH
the sword Us with ii G Pen. The great illus
trating artist of The New York Mercury, tht
inimitablc Darley, gives the papar the hlghes
attributes Of Fine Art; and yet this largest lit
erary weekly OF the day promises to surpas
itself in all these respects during the New Year
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default lIas been made in the
w conditions of mortgage deed bearing
date the second day of July. A. d. 1907 where
in Charles s. Spendlcy, of the county OF Good
hue and Territory (now state) Of minnesota.
is mortgagor. and Thomas a. Tom ''nson,
of the State OF New York, is mortgagee,
which said mortgage deed was filed for record
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds IN and
for the county Of Goodhue, Territory lnow.
state) of Minnesota, Ola the sixth Gay o.
O'Clock P. NJ. and was duly recorded IN book
three (3) Of Mortgages, OF the records OF sag
county on pages two hundred and six (2o6
and two hundred and seven go! }, which sald ld
mortgage was given to secure the payneht OF
a ccrtu,n promissory note for the sum or two
cents (S:44,20) and interest th,1con MADE oy
sal Charles S. Spendlcy to sail Thomas q.
Tomlinsou or order, and bearing even ds!c
with said mortgage; And whereas the sald
mortgage, together with said note, was a1ee.
wards, to wit on the eighth day OF July. a.
signed and transferred by said lhomas 4.
Tom|inson. mortgagee, to William 4. Dugan'
of the county Of Wabashaw. in the State OF MIN
ncsota which said assignment was hleu 1or
record in the Office Of he Register OF DEEDS IN
and for the county of Goo6hu.. State Of Mlnue-
sofa. on the twenty-sec onl day of January, "A.
D. 1863, at five o'c ock P. NJ, and was duly
recorded in book three (3) of NJ. ~, on
page seventy-six (7i); And wh:reas, there
| is claimed to be due on said note and mortgage
| in principal and interest ut the date Of this
notice. the sum OF three hundred and twenty
one dollars and siXtytwo cents (S32i .62) ane
no proceeding at law or otherwise has been in
stitutcd to recover the same, or any par
| thereof. - >,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, thai
by virtue OF IL power OF sale in said mortgage
contained, and pursuant to the Statute in such
case mad" and provided. the premises described
in tho aforc- mentioned mortgage, and being a.
! follows, to wit: ':rhe southwest quarter O.
section twenty EIGHT (2s) i'll township number
one hundred and ten l]0) north OF range tit:
teen { l5) west, containing one hundred ant
!: sixty O60) acres, situate, lying and being IL
the county of Goolhuc, STATE of Minnesota
will be sold at public auction. to the highes
bidder, by the Sheriff Of said county: at the
front door Of the Court Hou G, in the City 0
! Red Wing, in said county of Goolhue. on Sat
uduy, the tuenty-eightA IS! day # Msrch, 4. D
1868, at ten lV) o'clock in the forenoon of suit
! day, to satisfy the amount due said note ant
= mortgage, together with all costs. charges au(
expenses Of SAID sale allowed by law. Datet
! Red Wing, February llth, 1868.
/ WILLIAM r. DUGAN.
\ Assignee Of Mortgagec.
! S. S. BUR1EsoS: Atty for Assignee.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18
VICTORIA;
TIE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CL1FFE.
BY COUSIN MAY CARLETON,
AutAor of :. Gi1sv G,wer,' :: .Sy5n Can, 2bell,
"Erminie," y" La Aasque,' &c., d..

The productions Of this distinguished author
css necu no eulogy. Public opinion has long
since pronounced them superior to any otile
novclettcs published On this side or the ATTAIN
tic and rhu true test or their merit Is toun III
the fact that they are eagerly reproduced, after
their publication III the Mercury, by the Eng
li.h press We may Id that the now tale,
Vic:oria,"is is fully equal in interest and depth
rf plot to either OF those which have secured
SO large share ofpubic approval. AMI We c;.n
ca rncsvIy rcco,nmend it to III story -reldcrs.
The New York Mcrcnry is sold by all news
men and periodical dealers in American. 10
Subscribers, it is regularly male! every satur-
day morning, or 81 II year; three copies tor
So; six copies Tor SO; eight copies f'rS2, wit!
Ian extra copy, rEtE, to the gcttcr up OF the
club. SIX months subscription received. -
ALWAYS WRITE pLA1>Ly THE NAME OF Y"Cr
POST UsF1cE, COUNTY: AND STATE. We take
the notes OF all solvent banks ut par.
Payment must in varlably be made in advance
.-Y Specimen Copies sent free to al! appil'
Icants.
Address all letters and remitlanccs, post
paid, to
CALDWELL, soUruwoRrH 8 WHITNEY,
|. proprictors Of the New York Mercury.
ll3 fuit)n st., Nel0 Iork city.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18
A GEM FOR THE MILLION,

fI1llE embodiment Of practical utility, ana It
| marvel Of simplicity ; snakes the running
|stich very rapidly and per ect, uses Il common
needle. anL will last IL .ifetimc. AT the New
York State Fair. it's simplicity: efficiency, anu
great practical utility. was confirmed Ly the
award of the First Premium:
| 1t will GATHER, kuFFLE, SHrHR, TUcz, Run
UP BREA DTHs, ETC., with IL single or louhtc
thread Oh any material adapted to the running
st;h. The th,nncSv, usualy the most ditie
to stich by other machines. being sewed the
other articles made Of light fabrics, it will 1,
there fore, be found almost aarazuGble.
! l. is attached to the table like Il saving bird,
and ha viuy no tension and requiring no III hri-
alton or change Of stitch, is always ready tor
! operation. and such marvel Of simplicity that
;. child Of six ur eight years can understand it,
and use il successfully.
1t is not at i'll liable to get out # order.
Ea:h MACHINE is put up in Il ncatbox, accom- :
panied with full and explicit directions, and
twenty-five needles. -. -. II
Set to any address N the United States on
receipt of an order, inclosing the amount or
may be collected by Express on delivery OF tho
machine. .
When the money is sent with thc order and
Registered, we guarantee its safe receipt and
the delivery o. the machine. an; where within
Two thousand miles free ofany express charges.
Very liberal arrangements for agencies.
i Sec Murm IF Fashi1ns, or Tor full particulars,
specimen Of sewing, etc, send stamp tor re-
" MME DEMoREsT,
473 Broadway, Nsw York.
! Every lady, mother, mliIincr anfl dress ma
kcr should have one Of these valuable sewing
machines. v7n25
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18
NOTICE.

10 all those who paid taxes to G. II. Connolly
l. as Treasurer during his continuance in
Office.
1t having come to the knowledge of the
County Commissioners of G,o .hue unity
that G. II. CoulcIy. while in the office Of Coun
ty Treasurer, did. rom tim, to TIME, collec,
taxes, and give cccipts therefor, which lie re-
turned IS unpaid.
Now: therefore, in pursuance of an order o.
the County Commi>si 'ncrs of said county.
hereby notify AMI request you and each orH OF
to'eXamine your tax recei pts and compare them
with the liat OF unpaid tuxcs, AN! report to nl-
without delay all cases of the noynae"t Of take:
by you that have been returned uAyaau, either
upon real estate or personal property.
WARREN l.>TOL,
County Attorney.
Red VIM Jan. l2lh 1852. n25yIW4
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18
r st.a,a- NJ II E @ KS a. -ags::Gst3i Z.
Kefi.4SNnae1e[S - Hut,

hEATGSIGNlElEL IL At111s
~. RED WING, MINI. 2.' IL. ~ r.
Plum street, East ssae aur dooc. Aais strtst.
Come Citizens and Farmer. all. 81 '.147E -
And give the New !Sazoon cali :t8'''l - .
IN dish you Up an Oyster stew, ''*s':'' ''%f&5
Or roast, or Try. as may please you, 2i'.,..5
Or chicken nicely fricassced. Ss..'' ='-' ss>s.
Or in any other form yeu need; - D.. .
And Turkeys roasse |. boned or fried.
(They were nice and fat before they dled.)
Then there's head cheese and pickled feet,
And spare rib too. Ill you can eat -. :, -
And steaks Of beef and pork ,and pickl'd tripe;
And sometimes a rabbit. sometimes a snlpe.
Somctimesa dish ofvenison ,or partridge rare
Or other wild game eau .ht with sa"re
Or pork AID beans all nicely baked.'!S. 3.
A Yankees credit here is staked, ''". .
To make as tino pump*in pie; =
Or mime, or apple, or cranberry, IN ::
Or other kind, as housewife fair,
Can manufacture will, skilltul care.
Then add to these all kinds Of cako, --.- )
Sach us good housewives like to mako -.
There's picklel cabbage, or cold slaw.;
And apples eitt:er cookes or raw,
And other fruit OF varieus kinds .-
Pickles. Catsups, these you'll find, .-.
With fish, and egg. and sausage too, 5.#
All kept on purpose to please you
In drinks Pm hound to give you a1,
The various kinds for which you call,
That health and happiness can give.
And make liie pleasant while you live.
So gentlemen and ladies tair,
Give ma il call, and with great caro-
l'll strive to plcuse you one and ull
Both male and female, great and small.
J. f.. BECK.
II. B.-Ladies' Saloon up stairs--entrane
out side. Mrs. BECK in attendance.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18
DIR ECTO IL Y .
CHUlCHES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CnuRcn-Corner OF
East Avenue and Fourth street. services Sab
bath at l0L A. II. and 7HP.M. Sabbath School
ut M M. Glass mecting Sabbath ut 9ls A..
NJ. and 70 N. Class meeting Wednesday even
ing TX o'clock Prayer meeting Thur >day
evening IA o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor.
STRANGERS FURNISHED WITH SEATS.
NJ. f. CnUnCu-, German )-Chnrch Block.
front on West Avenue. Services Sabbath lo72
A. N. and TX P. NJ. Sabbath School at . A. NJ.
Glass meetings Sabbath ut l. NJ. and P. NJ
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, ~ M. Preaei!-
ing Frid:y at ~ p. NJ. Rev. Charles Holl-
mann, Pastor.
CHRIST Cuuncu-( Episcopal Head fBroad-
way. between East and West Avcnn,s. Scrvi-
cc@ Sabbath l0l4 a. NJ. and 81 P. M. Sabbath
School Immediately after morning servIcc.-
Morning prayers DAILY (Snnday eS.eptcd) ut
50. NJ. Rev. K. r. Wells, Rector. ALL SEATS
FEEE.
FIRST PnEsBYTER1AS CuUECH-Church Block,
between East an West Avenues, aid fronting
on Seventh street. Services Sabb, tn ut lV1a a.
NJ and 6l p. N. Sabbath school i,nmcd!ateIy
after morning service. Prayer meeting II urs-
day evening att o'clock. Strangers will always
be p. oviuc with seats. Rev. IL. Snow, Pas
tor.
MASONIC.
RED W,va LoDaE No. s. F. & \ M.-Mccts
the first an third Monlay in each III NTH. at
+. Joss, W. NJ. W. G. Wi!.iston. Socy.
LA GRANGE r. \. CHAPTER No. 4.Mcets
the seconl Monday in ctch month. ut Masonic
Hall, II. 3. Wilson, II. T., +. joss, Acting See
OFFICIAL.
Register Of Dcels g. Z. Webster, o!fico in
the C,urt House -o.ti.o hours from Q A. N.
un.il ) P. N.
County Auditor -Fre.l. joss. Office in tho
Court ilous. -o.hso hours from M. until
) p. NJ
County ro.surer-Orin Dcnsmorc Office il
until =. N.
SheriIf-M. S. Chandler, Office in the Cour
| House.
| Clerk "f the Court--O. F. Smith, (actiny }
flee in tn. Court lIou ,v-oHcc ho lrs from
a. n. until ?. NJ.
County Attorn :y--J. II. Parker, Office in til;
Goouhuo volunteer bni! TIM.
Judge OF Probate AMI Court Commissioner
c. Il. rcynol is ohcc in W,!kin,ou', block.
Justices OF the Peace lion. " III. II. W cIch
utiicc in Wilkiusou's block; Frank Ives, Ollie
in Brands new building.
POST OFFICE.
OtHcc hours on week days from 7 A. II. un:i
IS r.M On Sundays from to 10 An, an
fro,a II II to P. N.
Up mail closes at s I. NJ, down mail close
at p NJ.
Rcd Wing to Mantorvil.c, leaves Tuesday
IThursday anl SATURDAY, 1T $ a. VI. Arrive
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at Pm
Red Wing to Mortified, leaves Thursday a
: A. ".
Red Wing to Wanamingo, leaves sa.urin
/, at A. y.
DIED.
IN this city, en- tn" sth inst, WARPEN I
HAWKINS, son OF William E.. AID Sara
Hawkins, aged seven years, six months and i.
teen days.
In this city, sn the 9Th inst, Of consump ptio,
. Mrs. CROUCH.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Lectures will be delivered by the following
gentlemen on the days specified:
Rev. E. r. Welles. FEBRUARY 25th, -
Hon. E. T. Wilder, March 3d.,
Rev. Matthew Sorir, 10th,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18

DRs.s JACKSON, HERBEKF k co. .,aPro~4
prietors of the National Dispensary, establish
ed Cincinnati, o., Jan.si. $50, cure all private
diseases witk unexamp]ed rapidity. We gar
untee to cure Gonorrhca, G!eet, Syphlllls. lm-
potency, Nocturnal Emissions: or self.Abuse,
b1uRxAL. Emissions, Fcmnle Complaints, in
short. every possible form and variety Of Sexur
lar Disease. Dures ralid. thorough and per-
manent. and fees moderate. Send for our Cir
jeuar-r1rrEEN1 large s. in. by II in. iettek
pages, Of varied, valuable ard IsrEREsTINo
matter. Also, a Circular Intended for ladies'
f0nly. XII ~ -
/ Dr. Jackson's Female Pills-one dollar per
box--sESD FOR CIRCULAR. l'"@b2'' - e@s1~ :
X DR.. Jackson's tt)eiental T.ininent, q great
fnviyorator OF Genital Organs-sESD FOR clR-
fCULAEssS ~. - |..T* ir1s-s&S1 ~E2h *
special written Replies, wellsealed sent with
the Circular, without charge. One 'of tho
(cheapest m hst interesting and important books
ever published 300 pages. 100 engfayings Tho
Mountain If Light. or Medical Protector and
\ Marriage Cutie. and an Explicit Key to Love
and Beauty" 1t SATISFACTORILY r. veals
various subjects never before fully explained !:
in any pcpula~ work in the English language.
Price 50 cts and one 8 cent stamp, OF three for
one dollar and three 8 cent stamps. Fully dcs- .
icrihed in Circular which every young man
4 should have whether sich or we'll. ~ -
| Medicine with instructions, sent promptly to
any part Of tho country. ConstitatioR Eooins
of tho Di.pen*ary, No. 1s7 Sycamore st.. r.
10. Box No. 1876. .'F' 4
/ nlel eA;3Y : >,r, Dec. I, '6s:1y
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18

GRAND GIFT CoNcERr.-The Red Wing
Brass Band are going to give Grand Gilt
Concert, a. the Court House, in this city, as
soon as three hurd,e ed tickets can be sold.-
The price of the tickets is 50 cents. The
object Of the concer, is to purchase silver
Cornet for the leader OF the band. There are
sixty gifts to be distributed among the hold
ers of the tickets, by lots. Among the gifts
wc notice ONE SEWING MACHINE
$500. The total value Of the prizes is
$500.
Aside from the inducement offered. in the
way Of prizes, we unhesitatinsly affirm that
the Red Wing Band can, and will, give
concert ao2rth fifty cents and for the pleas
ure afforded by the entertainment, as wei
as for the encouragement Of the Band, which
is at best an expensive affair to all the mem
bers thereof, we say go to that concert. and
take your wife along and if you have any
children take them along also. Let every
body 70. Tickets for sale at this office.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18

THANKS. are again placed under ob
legations to the Hon. Charles Mcclure for a
copy Of tho Annual Report Of the Board o:
Regents Of the. State University, and for the
Annual Report OF the Attorney General.