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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

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.ss3asos 4s;.norl st4h4oe.sasai d .ysk 70 90
sLisut. aKsnnsdy ina esmn.&d ne ieemfasi
pFs. Tenth regiment, returned xitA, ,hiS men
1ssAlts4d'. g o% s I'lh q lll
We Wls aIs indebted ta him fess EpanheFn 81 "
|teresting 'itsmss!adw sai ri ,tsi'eeiI 70 aafa
; 4Thsyssleft Fort SHILLING on the 9Th q
Aes, q charge df1hs, lsst Yad Of 4
gess, ap reached stnra Joseph, oths sa,d
J yne, Nhsra- thaya#eres obliged Ado s6nhia
|tossalsvenf1ayde aiesssAsr stsaion.,o %
When they we're ready to embark III t6s
Missouri, the s,llppd easoa aeaaaIged to their
aceommodati NM |i epA ms apd Na heldne asa caqpa1
solved e fight 81 {a5hssk slsp M Than ho.rdm
Lieut. t. Kennedy @ ordered kIs9 5la his psn e spr. !
round Them With fxsd bay@ooets @ end nd stHapse gs!
say iq ts1ase ha'f sn ssa hearr ed thsy AsEs Az q
They REACHED ths reservation, ,Ebieb is
croY, GresE 9as lsis9 hu9dged Sd aqa flty nilss
above Fort Randall, on the 9th ut. They
bring the sane l. rsRqrt that ys g. bqys6 ohsasf
iron: ~ Others: di|Sa!iSaflcqep' 81 ', apoas rtbe
Indians wjth thsir sa' eT ID lGestiyen sys sd, os Il
That rsgj0n 6 country Is sg q nbhag btayss qs
hly from Toath thers 9ss hsyiNs Reep bqt IL i;
tile sin 9r fhe past eighteen months, :,ug
d Mr fame, tie former Governor Of Dako
ta, 'arid present delegate to Congress. infor
med our soldiers that ss there wssns z n put fonr ~.
or ye yh1 thousand O. 'nhaot&ntY ns ss m ths sptlre
territory the greatfr 9p portion ta being FesaeptS
Of the SECTION which i ' has been na attaehed r
the new territory of idaho: iIe 54l lAiloks, tha@t
owing Is the so11 Being SO poor, the territory
never will have sufficient number of in
habitants for State If thissis the case, it
is just the place for refractory, tpdiaass and
we congratulate the Goyernmept.upon their
location.--:aIr'ss- s-om ,t2ie ehsm a~ !asaqa
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
ts4a sSrs6 PrescssingdRggs.s hns .haRoHf

Since the '1hen-pefsuadet' has safailed' IN its]
Iohjtoss andptowls eaansrsbe pfs7aiIsd dpohl
Ito liy eggs ali the year 'roabd, itaty sadvtsa
bls for thosepHho IRE fond aor eggs to pre-
serve themtin seasons when they affsea ipfeh'
1tysoe However close andpeompaets thS 'she1f]
1 Of anaegg, may appsarsto bssit sisf a.e1erthes
less full Of minute hot4s ana 9pofesi dtisabe
i o. the naked eys :aaTb effect ofthese. .Ksles
1n sppatenteinatha decrease f,thel hsoistufs
iofthasegg; and dethes subseqaeatI' ehsuge in1
lthe conteatsa oceasiened BY coatac switlf th6]
1{iEas.A AslallHsas md esg. IS meat'isi anrofd
laying, but iBssalsstalesggs there IL Sacdns
ny proportiansd to Abeo ossthsy have gus
1tained: :iby eYsposstionsidi1f the end 81 q
fIestsegg be applied to nths tongue tits feels
Icolds but in. IN added ae9gI it. feels warm,
because the albu Len Of the egg being lin
contact with the. shell abtnrhs heatlfrom the
tongue more rapidly than the air. bubble in
thsfresh egg Ifztholpores of the egg@shell
be.kept closed, the contents must be: 1prerso-
edintact, as no change can occur andithe
|obiecs is TO close this atmospheric connection
in the, cheapestand simplest. manner. eDAnya
kind Of hyarnish wiuanswer the ,purpose.ina
one sense, By: will defeat tim another Has
eggs being particularly tratfscted5 byos trong
scents would lose their delicate favor5 by
the odor Of the coating, "A better plan
would be to employ beef suet or mutton
tallow, provided the eggs eanosbe kept in1.
coo! pace. The eggs should be dipped in
the Et and afterwards wiped off, as any ex-
cess of grease over that required to fill the
pores, would become rancid, tca ~.os>>
7 Altar this the egg should be set perpeu,
dicularly, with the small end appermost,
and placed in box, filed : with bran and
tightlycovered up. If the egg is laid 90 its
side, the yolk will adhere to the. SHE'LL
Charcoal finely pulyerized isa good substi'-.
tute ofbran,. as it is. a, deolorizer and will
absorb any disagreeable effect that might 10:
perceived from the grease. Somo dealers
are saidto practice dipping their eggs in d..
Lutte sulpauric acid. This is feasible plau.
chemically, as the action Of tho acid on the
cl'alky she'll would deposit sulphats Of lime.
in the potss and thus close the connectien.
Strong vinegar would ,donptless answer as
well as vitrio1. Eggs acquire an pnplea.-
ant odor by coming in contact with, strong
smelling substance such Is mahogany
sswdust, limewater, and must y, straw g;
and the greatest care should be observed In
having all the materials used each excellent
after its kind. y is. common practice to
preserve eggs in lime, but they are or best
douptful when 50 kept, and cannot be praised:
An egg is very much like arazor-ei,her ex.
cellent or else good for nothing; and those
who preserve eggs for market would do we'll
to give the above mentioned recipes trial:
-!Scieatifc American.7. :s,s.....r j9I s7sH
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
An OK Eating Grecnbacks,

-, .5EyI Y3lf3 $sdf ggTfr E4.L tcEt ri: "a alqf
A few days since, Mr, J Harris, II qf B Berlin il
Ottawa County, while q, work rkki,tl4IpsnE ppon the
highway csiysd in payment raa {orja claim lain
due him $2o5-al1, save five, dollars in
''greenbacks,'' and not having any zconyen
lent place abou. his person in which to keep
the money, he rolled up the bills md placed
the package ii his dinner pail IL his wagon
by the side o: the road. Some time after:
ward. in going to Ills conveyance. 10, found
that his dinner had bee, mostly eaten up,
and tlatbisf money *as s'AiS Gone s 1lis exsp
having been 1sk fseding asround loose, . hs
Immediately; suspected tat they had com:
.mi.ted the idspredation- ten bis dinner
and secin. the Tempting roll 81 green ,',el.
fers one Of thein had 3folled it under bis
tongue and aas sweet ID orssl liad swallow:
ed it. The question then sifo sairfoss IL NJ. Iar
ris' mind IS to Which one It h1, his oxen d. con sl
tanned the valuable promises ac 70 pay, which
query Wis soon solved "a favor Il tic .'bos.,
ox. tbs animal was soo;n alter dis patched,
and surs enough, ii bis stomach Vas found
The $2o5, saaIl ssase iaand uhinjjadted. Mr: H.r:
ris recovered his money md soil tie AMI:
md-whichs vas iusgaed nssdsr,--fesahssf,
thus making sbout $3.50 ont Of tths snasox
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
$eIeftfd'' .$oetrIy|.
The lrish Picket.

.as,~, The lrish Pickett. 20 -" =
I'm shtanding in the mud Biddy, '''~ -, =,
With not a spalpeen near, 72f ~
And silence, spaichless jas the grave, ";"s
Is all the sound hear. o.,
Me gun is at showlder arms,
Pm wetted TO the bone, ,...,,- :
And .whin I'm afther shpakin' out, ..,,
t>,.; f'nd meselt alone.
This Southern climates quare, Biddy,1.
A quare and bastely thing ,a,: - =
Wild Winter absint al the year, ...:..4 u
And Summer in the Spring. ad~
,f Nelmind the hot place down below! -
81. And may ye niver fear 80
il. I'd dhraw comparisons-but then 4. 1T
IT,, awful warrum here ..+, 5#""
Il. The only moon see, Biddy, =,
~ Is one shmall star, ashore,
And that's fornist the very cloud ='.'.
ltwas behind before; -
The watchtires glame along the hill i #
That's sWellln' to the south, ....:
And when the sintry passes them
see his oog]y mouth.
= !. .... ... .,iy -,
It's dead for shape ! am, Riddy,
And>dramein shwate Id be,
IF them ould Rebels over there ...,
W. ould only lave me free;
But " hen Ilane against shtump ~ .
p And shtrive to get repose, - -i@'1S;
A musket ball be's comm shtraight .j..5
10 hit me spacious nose.
n It's sc I'd like to see, Biddy,e4sj. O.. -
A 'shparkin' here wild me,
And then avoorneen, here ye say,
shla-.Pat-maeh.ce!
Och, Bildy darlint, = then saws I,
Says You, Get out o. that -
Says ], =: Me arrum mates your vast"
Says you, - BE dayccEl, Pat"
And how's the pigs and ducks, Biddy?
It's them think Of shurc,
That looked SO innocent and shwato
Upon the par!or tlurc.
Iul shurc ye'rc aisy with the pig
That's fat ia he can be,
And i;sde him wild the best, because
I'm twoll he looks like me.
Whin come home agin, Biddy,
A sargent tried and thruc,
Its Joost II dayccnt house iii BULL
And riut it chape to you.
Well have a parlor, bedroom, hall,
a duvk-pold uately done,
With kitchen, pig pen, praty- patch, -.
Aud garrct--all II, one.
But, murther! there's baste, Blddy,,
That's .rapill' round u tree,
And we'll know the crature's there
10 have a shot at me. -
Now, Misther Rebel, say yerc prayers, :
And how'd yer dirthy paw, =
Here goes BE Jabbcrs Biddy dear,
I've broke his oogIy jaw
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

B.ssaruuta1esIP.lSasl1 1aahtt4 y9ae6kkrS::'
sbsfst 6a.Ast sps s s dzks isgssss s saacihte & hss-
.ssht aa salhmsn sah nanfi iwonali yaa is byo
biaslbs Bcnaatd cansa 1efh ah6 j. W.s Ss
sehiage6tah3 ny abyt ahdo ;lolnlas; dlslla Weifh efha' g.
p.s, tpasses an fitk5d 81 S. negrso aascsh cThsp
Shout three-foMt& t6fifsmiie saffoon saffoon q yoWWb, Vs.
waesmissal' most II dtaf xttf1f abon her.
intent Is 1ppee. 1ppee sd aasn" 500
+ aAhsF1 long struegse,,s ~ which The WOMAN,
10 Fssansadllslys beatsn, hef eiisss ifissss
llazu ID him and ass aed.f -Hssfs s'sa'as1s'
aUpbsespnsDgantol town; shs applied toa
jsllcelN tkbso;a = wxa.o q promptly Issued T.
vatrapt;l pksisgbitsiA Constable Eksteinss
haslls, aor IBIS arrest odH sss7'ssfaaa' si9pe4
Meantine; the ctdzsnst,, sfhans thSmsas sas1ssess'n
with shot guns hid ssch Eosheef weapons as
wereatkasd, a1rsd Epufssoiit::a fIss ~as
1sestsdsb Constable R6~ieyJs an1 anni1fi
ia sAngpf; shetland bvo6gkt thepJJus.o'
tice, whoimmsdtht siy be1ha1dtd hihzto tt,6'@
lock ap fobisaE kespa5g sntA ttn5s dsKBswRiEs6f
msenings 1t being deemed uhsafes 10 proceed
that diehk axithsacrs@isd shat swasorapialyA
ga.he.iagsssened ,detstsnaseaoupon taking
hi M d.ou thseo@cers a,sd ha6siasss6 shoot9o
10 gaiim svithous cetenohy. .oitoa'oTq 10 aqaS'a
=. tenasatarday he vas brougtaMe III bstorea
tho Court ;.u sxaashstseh had, anasbsla fJft fJaftd J
scpstn,bcr term oeeodls 'on The
ch sreol Of assault with ihsent Is 6fafishs al
ives 'insnediatsly senttd tie codneysJsa.toa 'a'
TO He nass9he lss'a1 isseuri fl
andis 4saysats ofsage!! dBohhhfd isaa K
pspsesabls fnarrisd womaa;2 Lf7nssag aal;ch.
,zoxrnuasasasssue =isa. rf eTG9ss 1901 ys8; Ok
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
Whist laiths WIN BosIes

Whist ,taitha WIN Dosiss s;G I;Alob
Ihus through all the mythologisS and
symbol images Of thesold :Ksrd, aahs1eroensb
things eoutinnallx peep'outsaaddins to; the,
wilA beauty Of these'a e'abprgina' forus, whici.jI.a
begot.i .in fths iqtaEcy of3,he world, Are full Il
Of the frsshuessoft feeling, tbat bve Of ale -sd'
CORY and xsymbob which rcharaetsrissss iaszib
fancy yin. ths ipdiyidual man. .Insthsss zdes eli
votiops thsre sis a, largeaees soharsetstsza
which shanass the eontrAetsd .hiaty aofa onsIIiz
dayEaud gapasatiep, ard much sssgsst may . 4
dread the lsstasesef thsaaaeiiept 4 iths, ,snld X
shrink heEFer>stxpck. from thsinldetailsj oo
barbarity and absurdityy,msT mustaatsJeestI ii
confess that q faith Ind thsre > shons. oeqhobo.
lsge4nd of haysas;the1 good, RrahminE ex' z
'hibfsin aappTertl. light the sincerity Offs,
that age pf idplskorIt Was thedwont Of r. ss
vans MT 70 effer daily one hundred oAoxsrsote =
the god Ixora; and once to prove his seeloa y
'hs eed els secretly took from the sscnscs ono,
fsthe AoNers, and theor ;complaipsdI that IL
The gilt xas lfeo, ,smal! Rswsns. ceantsd' al
the flowers. and ln finding only -, sasred one,
of his eyes 70 supply its place; VIXEN the 4
god convinced be- ofs his Il piety,i. resteI1d the!
flower; and blessed him for his cd a;ae i
fifth. lHl5aras Rrossb1ts and by ol.AUes.oa
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

ii A veEy curious baby story comes Gus
from New jersey A mother and her
daughter were 'coudned Oh the same day,
each having Ittls son, a. 'the.i brsile d
thsamoment both babies swere placad in the
same cr,lle. asd. to she coofss,ess Of -
mothers. vhen ths yossgsterseysss faadn
from the cradle, they usn Auaabls5s - tell
which wa4 the motbsr's aed which thl
daughters son-s matter which, Of course;
mnst ever renaina pJsierJ. The sfamilyy
i ID the Ersaissts dist1GB sssss aGaiE.s s.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

A Frenchasn named Nmsa1 sBauoni
who connittsd suicide iathis sisySeesaa5'
lsff singular beqpest Of bis bedn q ssdeee
ter, giving sdirsctieps how wbte arsepsrs'shis
skeleton, and closing - sto!!ewa:-7l nwih
consider ths falfillnaat j! of tho sbersssquea1
as SPECIAL ssj i hyos 1tsyiA bsso mics itessss
ones ed d4aT 4aTelling Place kept 50 clean, sad
!. good dds,'o'd order, instead ri got4ias ss1ey1i ip
sone - a aiEtys pl.es pl.. Hoy h.a3xs:. ash>o
We are 81 summoned l.! ms's q thss ysileyo ~.
hcsophat, to find ones bones already; 5p:.
gstber ipstead e, A. b.'sG +. stsaggls against
crowd r.. .ad p ts pik.lh piik then N apa.by spelis
some one s. eharnel uI. ls house, Should pysAerqad
friend fail tf, e comply yitb my. kaapestsI i nil
eerteiply IS come M s b.ek and pls bic h.ir oat b.
tie roots. provided that they give me fur
Ilough.-Msw York -Arqua.~>.- ---.---.--.~.-
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imprudent as to swallow II aud the next day
they are in the hospital, and before the close
of the week many Of them are 10 their graves.
Brave attempts have been made to supply the
garrison from Charleston, but thus far small
quantity only has been furnished Only At
midnight or under cover Of some dense fog in
the morning have any yes els been known to
reach them for the past eight days. IL the
Monitors would only cut off communication
for one week longer the Fort would be in our
possession, and with Fort Wagner, Fort Gregg
and the whole Of Morris leland once ours the
stars and stripes in few hours would wave
over Sumter We are now within one nnn'
dred yards OF Wagner BY tomorrow oor
heaviest PARROTS will be ale to deliver lire
at distance Of 200 yards into every embra T.
ure commanding the beach, and an eniladlng
one upon every gun looking seaward.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, September 8 Flour steady for
fresh duIl and heavy for old 81 90@5 10 for
extra State 81 25 for round hoop Ohio
Red Wheat at $ll4@l2O dull heavy and
lower at s7c.@$l OF for spring 94c "a
81 l3 for Milwaukee club 81 1901 2l for
winter red Western Barley scarce and
frmer at ! 05@l 30 Corn receipts 49,774
bushels; and limited supply, at (@74eo.
Oats one cent lower 5SG962 Western pork
dull and dropping Beef quiet and steady.
Lard a shade lower at 9i@lOt. Whisky
steady and irmer at zoe aud held higher.
Cotton qnlet
New YoRK, September 5-Government
stocks lower and active. Money plenty and
active on call at seven per cent Sterling
very unsettled Gold 3l4 New York
Central 1909. Erie l04 Reading ll3i
Coupons lO6. United States 5'ss 81 Year.
certificates l0lc
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DEFEAT OF THE REBEL GENERALS
STEELE AND COOPER

FoRr GIBSON, lNDIAN TERRITORY, 70, oid
LEAyENwoRTH, September General Blunt,
with his army forty-fve hundred strong, in
cluding thirty pieces Of Artillery, crossed the
Arkansas River on the 22d ult, and offered
battle to Steele aud Cooper, who had massed
on his front After faint show of resistance
the enemy commenced retreat, which soon
turned TO dsorderly fight They abandoned
all their property Blunt pursued them a
hundred miles south ofArkansas, to Per
ryyiIle, woich is only fifty miles from
Red River At this point he captured and de-
stroyed their commissary depot They con-
tinued their hight to Boggy depot, on Red
River. The Indian Territory is now cleared
Of rebels Blunt is now marching OH Fort
Smith, which will doubtless fall without a
struggle
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GENERAL sCHOFILDs ORDER.

ST. LoUIs, September 8 The money
stolen from the United States Express Com
pany has been recovered aud Charles Noyes
released
General Sohofeld issued an order forbid
ding armed bodies OF men, not belonging to
the United States troops from passing IRON
Kansas into Missouri or rice versa, under any
pretext whatever, and the military of Kansas
and Missouri not IN the United States service,
will not b. permitted o pass from one State
into the other without express orders from
district commanders.
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DRAFT IN TROY.

TRoY, N Y, September 4.-The draft in
this city began this morning, and terminated
this afternoon. The proceedings were order
" but great interest was felt, and the office OF
Provost Marshal Hughes was crowded through.
out the day. Only a small military force was
on hand although two regiments are in the
city Among those drafted we're eight from
the Times Office, including the local editor
and bookkeeper II; b Hubbel, editor of the
Press and one pruter from the Wing. Sew
eral city officers and numerous prominent
citizens drew prizes j. II. Rugg Of the Tele-
graph Office, was also drawn. The best feel,
ing prevails.
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RrRNsIpr TAEEs KINGsToN.

BRIDeEPoET, Ala. September 4.--General
Burnside telegraphs that he took Kingston
on the ID inst Part Of Minty's brigade from
this army went into Kingston simultaneously
with Burnside army. Burnside says he met
but little serious opposition. All Of East Ten
nessee, except the Chattanooga region has
been evacuated and is now free
Everything is working splenddly in both
Burnside and this army The great obsta-
ces in the region Of Lookout Mountain will
be surmounted in day or two.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM CHARLESTON.

New YORK. September The steamship
Fulton, from Port Royal, leh Charleston Bar
on the lst At p NJ the same day aud ar
rived At o'clock this afternoon. The seige
still continued
Gilmore had succeeded in running paral-
lei arains, Fort Wagner The iron-c -clads had
been Withdrawn from the attack on Moultrie,
and the batteries on Morris Island.
Charleston bad not been bombarded for ten
days Everything was progressing favorable
for the Union troops.
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RAN AWAY

lNRoM the subscnOer in Madison township, Mont
II somery county, Ohio, sI miles west OF Dayton,
on the Eaton pike, on the last OF May, indented
apprentice, named Frederick Sehidlng about fourteen
years old. He also stole clothing, some money, q
pocket book and finger rings. ! viii give a liberal
reward for his return TO me, or for information where
he may be found also all persons not 10 trust
OF harbor him au2lW3s ALFRED IAMS.
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Dpeing leouse.
nYEIMC oU s z

NO. 81, 81. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
TINHE undersigned iuforns the public that he is a
practical dyer, aud has established dy0 house at
the above place. and Is prepared 20 color all kinds
Of silks, Satins, Ribbons, WOolen and Cotton Goods
any color that may he desired h
Grease and STAINS removed from all kinds offabres
He warrants TO finish all goods 10 manner to give
satisfaction, having all sTeles necessary to perform
Hs suiS mS'A ~ '4' HERMANN wIEGEND.
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&rurertes, &c.
Agents for Sale of Pare Bourbon whisky,

"a ~ No. 3oI Second street. Dayton, ohio, zsdssaa
1OEG leave most respectfully TO acquaint their
ID toner. aud ths 60 immunity generally, that they
have ente Ell mo partnership, under INV uame aud
style OF f. o BRIEN a BkOlHEk for the purpose
OF Carrying the Wholesale grocery, liquor, clSaF
aud tobacco bisint ~ 'u Dayton, ONO, the late
sand OF E ,iB BE- en-, No 3Jl second street
Having annie means to enable nst purchase goods
ron the best houses VA NeN York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia aud having hd tteen years Nperien'e
in the trade We hold the best inducements to our
old customers and n others who may I've Kin enough
to purchase ifOm
Nj nrBRIEN late OF the firm Of O'Bren Poe,
Toledo, ono, will devote hii time aud attention 20
please All those Whg may come 10 iuy at this well
known Honse, aud p O'BklES Will treat the rom
mnnty b. tier, n y Jssible. th before. Eeth %
us e. very erat. for past Nyors, and earnestly 80.
lcit share 0f your future patronage. gul9dawlm I'm
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE DAYTON EMPIRE COMPANY

UNHE stockholders OF ths DAYTON EMPIRE
i COMPANY are hereby notified 10 meet AT the
office Of the Dayton Empire on Tuesday, the R2d Of
September 1858 and proceed TO elect hye directors
agreeahly to the statute IN such cases made and
provided auls
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Nottres.
GET READY.

VNBE stockholders Of the DAYTON EMPIRE III
be called upon IA the eonFse Of few days for the
amour of their subscription 10 the stock Of "a d
Company. Il ia important to the success Of the en-
terprlse that this should be promptly pad, W. trust
that our 'rends will hold thenss yes in readiness
when allied upon by an authorized party to liqndat
the same. aul9
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Width 2.-First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says IL hs
Common wealth. Wilmington, Delaware, 9th " April,
1889 .'fr Uy4ff.g of|y f..
AN English gentleman formerly connected with the
British Army, and who styles himself the English Bo-
tano Physcan has Of late gained extensive feputa
ton here by his skill In euring all manner Of complaints
Boms OF his patients have oonversed with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior Some have been restored as II by magic The
medicine he used Is distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing curative properties.
awhile acting In the army be devoted his leisure
ponnens thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots aud herbs all manner Of dis
cases II seems he has found and speedy remedy
for all the Ills that flesh is heir TO- His practice s
already extensive and IL daily increasing In the COM
plants to which females subjected he has no equal
large number here have testified that they owe not
only their present good health, but their lives 10 the
skin Of this Engsh Botanic Physician HIS once isN
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