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NEW SERIES-NO. $50.

surely managing him, as skillful whaleman
carefully works whale into the position
where he can give him the death blow and
and jaws is not surprising.
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THE DRAFT.
Report of the Secretary Of War to. the
President-.-A Repeal Of the $500
Clause Recommended.
THE PRESENT MEANS INADEQUATE TO SUPPLY
THE ARMY-A DRAFT TO BE MADE FOR A
SHORT TBRM ONLY-RESULTS OF
THE CONSUMPTION.

WARRINGTON, June s.-The following was laid by
the Speaker before the House to- day. and was re-
ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs:
WASHINGTON, D. c., June g. 1864.
To the Senate and House Of Representatives:
have the honor to submit for the consideration
of Congress letter and inolosure from the Secre-
tary of War, with my concurrence in the recommen-
datiOn therein made
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
PROvosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 6, 1864.

SIR: In accordance with the amended enrolment
act approved February a. 1864, and your orders on
the subject, am now conducting draft in various
subdistricts for their respective deficiencies on quo
tas of troops heretofore assigned The results of
the draft so far as shown by the reports to this date
are worthy of attention They are briefly as follows:
Number of drafted men examined. ..........14,74 TAI
Number exempted for physical disability. 4,374
Number exempted for other causes. ......... 1852
Total number exempted. d.................... 7,Ol6
Numper paid Communication money. .......... 1850
Number who have furnished substitutes. ..... 1,416
Number held for personal service ........... 1889
This last includes some who may yet pay commu-
tStion money.
Total not exempted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925
These reports came from sub districts in eight
different States.
invite your attention to the small proportion of
soldiers being obtained under the existing law l
see reason to believe that the army can be mate
rally strengthened by draft, so long the three
hundred dollar clause is in force; do think it
safe to assume that the commutation paid by
drafted man will enable the Government to procure
a volunteer or substitute in his place.
I do not think that large bounties by the United
States should be again resorted to for raising troops
recommend that the three hundred dollar clause,
as 1t is known be repealed.
am, sir very respectfully, your obedent servant,
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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Hon. A. H. Cragie. of Grafton county.
New Hampshire, an ex-Congressman of some
reputation, is to succeed Senator John P. Hale.
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GREELEY ON PRESIDENT MAX.
ING.

The Tribune PrOclaims Neutrality in
Advance...It won't go into the
Presidential Canvass until Fall...A
Significant Warning to the Lin.
cOInites. &c.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

SoMxTNlxG THAT EVERY Fl.xzR sHouLu
NAvn.-Ncssrs. Grove Il Bro. are manu-
featuring and selling the Buck Eye Churn,
the best Churn that We have ever seen, II
operates with handle like pump handle,
and the churning is done by air. We have
seen it operate, and in Just ,ix minutes from
che time the cream WAS put into the churn
the butter was taken out.
The power is SO great tina. child
OF six years old can do a churning in six
minutes that requires grown person a hal
or three quarters Of an hour 70 DO in tn,
old way.
This churn has taken the highest premi
um in the New York and Ohio State fairs
'oF time, and quantity Of butter produced
Now With all these advantages our reader.
may be expecting to hear that it is cxn.n
ave; but it is not, for churn with c.n,c
ity to chu'n lG lbs butter the price is ONLY
five dollars.
1t is perfect gem, and ough: to be in ev
ory farmers house. This churn can ia baf
At Z. L. Bakers Hardware store.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
Sabbath School. ASSOCIATION.

RED WING, May 18th, 1s64.-The fifth
annu al meeting Of the ,Goodhue County Sun,
day School Association will be held on Sat-
urday, May 2sth, 1864, at the Presbyterian
Church, in Red Wing, commencing at 10
o'clock \. NJ. The annual sermon will be
preached on Sabbath, the Goth, at 10Y A. NJ
All Superintendents of Sunday Schools and
Ministers Of the Gospel are ex-otlivios, mem.
bers Of the Ass ociation. Each Sunday School
is entitled to two delegates. Let every Su.
pcrintcndcnt ard Sunday School Teache,
throughout the county try and be present
All friends Of Sunday Schools are earnestly
requested to attend.
\ committee will be in attendance who
will see that all from abroad will be furnished
Accommodations during the meeting.
Vice Presidents of the several towns who
have not yet forwarded their reports to tn
Secretary will please do so as soon AZ posi-.
bic BY order Of
J. \. MARVIN, President.
y. }. MEAcnAN, Secretary.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

FEATHER B1Ds.-Nessrs G. N. Grove &
Bro. are still in town, renovating feather
beds. They have the most perfect success
in their work. Old beds that have been
used for years, and become Is matted and
hard IS turf arc, by their process o.
cleaning made soft and airy. We heard
one gentleman say that he carried An old
matted bed to them that hardly looked big.
ger than q pillow, and when it WAS return
ed the tick was full Of feathers. To-.
They will stay just as long Is they have
plenty to do, but no longer. So ill whe
want to get an old bed made as COED ~ new
for the triding sum Of $500 had better cal
at once.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

WoKAN's R1aHTs.-We have net been
advocates Of woman's rights in the extreme
sense OF the term, but wo do insist that
the good housekeeper ought to have the
''Housewifes Favorits." the Chemical Sal.
eratus, made by Dc Land Il Co., for with
it, and it alone, can she produce bread dt
to be eaten: Woman has right to de-
mand this article Of the:grocsr, and he is
abound to sell it, as most grocers do.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

'caEAf Jezx-"-Thn popular trader 10
>saia ready with iull stock 81 Dry Goods
n. ,'ae. Bosta and Shoss. Hats Caps &C..
H..h 'uad ts supply The people Of the
e...,r sh,. trsds in Red Wing. II h can
a = -, r,o> to stsw sway th1 gods.
g.. ,ert Il, b. -al :. u his s,ewlf stos,.
KA~ther's nsv Bs ee6 Block md thsn b
win havs ,as.sy Of ron to accommodate
M Tie eustoness that cail<
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

A Nkw SronE.-Mr. Hall ha; boueh,
out the Thomas stand, and his advertise
ment appears i1 this issue. We predic,
tor Mr. Hall successful trade, for he i.
just such man u can trade. and ut the
same time give satisfaction to his customers
80 bring on your cash or your produce. .ud
hs will give you tho worth Of them.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

COUNTY Poor FARM The County Com =
missioners have purchased Mr.. Williams
farm on Spring Creek, for County Poor
Farm, and buildings are to be erected short
ly. We understand that Mr. Villa .
IL to remain on the farm for the present IS
acting superintendent.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

Ar ELsoS & LAUFERTY's, thoy keep Clio.
thing ofexcellent quality; Dry Goods .
great beauty, durability and excellence
Boots and shoes that are second to mono in
the market Hats and Caps that are in the
heighth Of fashion clean store and agen-
tlemanly clerk to wait upon customers -
That is'a good place to 80 to buy goods.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

CoURT.-The District Court is now in
session. Yesterday Was the first day of the
term. There is but little business on the
calon lar. The only case Of importance is
that OF the nan who has Eeen lying in Jail
ever since the last term, awaiting an in
dictment for lar ceny.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

II is notorious that men wLo make the
most efforts to secure trade get the most
trade. They are live men, and people love
to trade with such. We have taken some
pains to look into the condition Of trade in
this place in that respect, and in every case
those who advertise in ono or both of tho
papers are doing the business while your
catch-penny-skin-tlut men, are picking
up the crumb Of trade.
Among those who have been obliged 10
retire from business there arc none who
have made an effort to becomc known to
tho public.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
Sunday School Teacher5 Institute.

Sunday School Teacher5 Institute.
Notice is hereby given that = Sund ~
School Teachers Institute will be held at the
Presbyterian Church, in Red Wing, on :he
9th day of May inst, for the purpose Of dis
cussing the mode Of teaching and conducting
Sunday Schools Institute to open at 1O3
o'clock x: NJ. All interested in Sunday
Schoolsarc requested to be present.
Those in attendance from abroad will bt
furnished with accommodations. free Of ex
pcnse by applying to the Committee.
BY authority Of the County Sunday. schoo
Association: j. A. MARVIN,
NJ. B. LEWIS,
S. r. TnoRP.
Committee.
Red Wing, Mimi, May 10th, 1864.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

DReuaHr.-Tho drought continues, and
vesitation, as we'll as navigation is suffering
severely. Unless We set rain soon there
will be a failure of the wheat crop.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

CAsD1rs.-The largest stock, and the
greatest variety of candies that has ever
been brought to this city 10 now At Park.
hurst & Wilson's. They have ono hun
dred kinds.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

Nxw LIVERY Saskatchewan has
sPened livery stable next door to tho
So't ohlce-no, VIC arc mistaken those
beautiful Carriages that are arrayed in front
"f his popular store arc only chiIdren's car
'iASes. But ain,t ll,ey beautiful?
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

L1xNEsorA REa1MKNTs.-Tha7 7th is at
P.ducah, tho 10th at Columbus, KY. and
the 9th is at Rolla Missouri. N
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

MAIN SrREEr.-Wo stepped in a,
6o Main Street last Monday evening, and
found it as usual, crowded full OF customs
ers who were looking At and 1uy,ng some
OF the excellent goods that ere kept there
We do not believe better elected stock of
Dry Goods can be found in tho state than
arc to be found ut TAompson's.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
RED WING, MAY 18th 1864.

Wheat scarce at 30 cts,
Oats 70, Corn IS, Barley 80, Potatoes As
@50,- Buther Is, Butter 25,-Eess Is.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

oos County Treasurer informs US that
'as measures extensively adopted OF late in
r''es'ncs to tho use ofcurrency. make il
necessary that he should refuse to rece:ve
ses 'a1es oil currency except Treasury
notes. National currency aud M;une.o.,
eu.sncy rsdeemsbls in St. Paul
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

Contributions FOE THE CHRISTIAN Cow.
n's',ox.-Rsv. Mr.. Ensign, Agent, aud
Rev. Q1. Ward eo.vosker With h;,, - ~.
e'sd easss havs besa h-p procuring con.
tnhat'ons ior IL Christian Commission
and ve thisk net with god success. The
total amount Of ths coptributioss is one
huDdrsd and thirty dollazs. z,S.@~-....:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

CooL'xa-"No FooLlSa.'-Ice Cream
'''ry evening. wind and weather permit
ting" At Shorty" Meritt's. on Plum street
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

Having lifted up The Old Phiflso Hal, into
L Asstasfsst and Billiard HslJ, Sonld be hap
~ e 3. "a ser.s sn sho i. % svesr1, hss-
t6fvAs an1 Stslfs 1os.s is.the Jsesa - 81 -
Iesess xxp14I1s AzDlLEOs cExzzFI0
nAs e rsst for the vsary. drink ~ the
49,. - - ses ehs hsrpy, vitb 8 .sIistIs
s.ss EEcLE Pill.
Up 1sasY. oysY EORfHrUP 8 cxrIus
- 4aia Ex1st Rsd Mina.
a.: ! lant als1 Iieea6s AUl1JDHETR
+ ..lsy .1sly - sss1eSls 1e1etA. Geods,
90 s9ssss ssss sssS. ! ,assS:s.s 'e' 8 :
Aadffsl {. O. Sex 4s. UNCLE Pull.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
SHEC1Ak. NOTICES,
Letter List.

List Of Letters remaining in tho Post
Office at Red Wing MINI. Nav 18th, 1864
which will be sent to the dead letter office il
not called for in one month.
Abel, Morgan Anderson. F.
Baker, Miss. E. Block, Emil
Base, Carl Evenson, Betsey
Groom, Francis Gaylord, G.: N.
Heys, John T. Hansen, Peter W.
Harralson, Miss Harri- on, H.
hi +, John Jens Datter q. mes Miss II
knshrath, H. kuudson, Kragen Thor
Nelson, Miss J. c. Nelson, Miss Ellen
Opsahl, Martin Smith, Master William
Stewart. Thomas E. Smith Miron
Semps, Master friedrich
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

proof Caps as PARKHURS & WILSON'S
oAt candles, Cigars, Tobaeso, Smut, Salsr.
asas. Starch, Pepper, Ailspice, C..sis, BIZ
carooaass Soda, Sal Soda. Ginger, Mustard
Iseam tartar. Peppsrsaaee, Tomato Cassup
Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Aolassas, Syrup, sorghum
Crackers. Pure Starch, Silver Gloss Ssarch.
Corn S<aEch, Sardinss, Cove Ovsscrs. md :
fsr other things in tbs grocery line. ~
PARKHCRST Z WIIs0Y@S
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
NOTICE.

DER and shot, and G.. %. and Wa.sr.
Z proof Caps as r PAREHURST d WILSON'S
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DIED,

BaAoG-,ter ,bor, and severe Illness on Tursiay 18Th
inst, h. eldest daughter OF Henry A. AID srfen'
Fuersl services at st Marks T. r. Church Of peiab
and Por Land ayes. broosyn. on sunday 18TH inst At
O'Clock p rieds Of the family invited ~ attend
without further notice.
| FARNHAM-On Thursday, 18Th inst. At No. a2l West
Thirtyhthst this city Eliza w farnan. AGED 81 years.
Tie funeral services will take place Ut Dtwofths hsi no
90 Bioads y. Sunday afternoon, 1871 inst, At ~ m
R.at ye. and friends invited o. G nd without iTi or
i.vtaiion Her remains wl taken to Milton Ulster Co..
| ~ Y. foI iaterGaen-
FREJANOp Friday, Dec lo Mary Harriet wife Of John
Her relatives friend. .ho Of her Richard
dece No 10 West Forty Monday, l'th Inst
| q, u O'Clock. without fgttier notice.
HIrNT-David Hrn ag"d &c years
The remain, win be buried in The Evergreen Cemetery
ROBNsCN-On Thursday, Dec =, Jane, p. RoDia'on, late
Of Co. A. an " Y. yos. exchanged prisoner Of war
Tie fd. and relative. Of lie fIny AID also hi. late com
ride' are nycd 70 s.e.d i.s iaasa o. tar Dn ~
at II O'Clock o. m.
sMITH-On Tuesday Dec H. 1854 at South Berlen, " j.,
,Ger short ilssa Matilda wife o. Charles Henry smith,
Friend. OF the family invited 20 attend TIE nsra without
further notice q the re:denee Oh the VIZ h,1S' 'S!n
r4ses win leave tho ferry Jersey City at J; O'Clock
sTIART-On Wednesday Dec. H. Of Jaundoe, Charles j.
rs frsnd. o. he fsiy are respectfully invited
10 s'tend the funeral from the residence OF h i"hei NO.
~ West Iliteen' on saturday i'a ''' az ~ '''0A
| VALENTINr-At Jamaic-, l. 7, Friday, Dec 49, Miss
| MARY Ann Valentine. aged 90 years. =,
IL and .l.iivps are Invited On .tend her funeral from
Grace Church Jamaica suntsy, Dec 10, at O'clock IN
the afternoon, without further notice
WEBSTER-At Bethlehem, Ponn., on Thursday The !2'h
inst Joseph WbuI, infant OF Benjamin g. Gnd El<a
| L. " eDsttI
WAGENAR-On wednesday, Dec u, 1864. Ida Florence
dngter John j. aud Hattie h. Wagensr asod months
and II days. - r.,,,
To- attend tn unra saturday Dec. II. at Io-A = ~
rom the residence Of her paEcnts, NO. 10 south secohd
Brook yn +. ID.
poughkesis ie papers please copy. 49,
YOIN.-On Thor.dsy 18th in, Eliza A., daughter OF the
late PaO Young. .,, -, 70
Vr friends snd those Of her brothert Edwin and Jam@, D.
yoyug are invited to attend her funeral from NO 81 west
1we,,ieths Oh Saturday, l7 inst 1t 10 o'clock a. NJ
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HALLS


VEGYrABLs SIcILIAS Ham REVIEWER
Has rroved itself TO best preparation presented 10
he publc feet to which thousands who have used it are
READY 10 testify. 80
a few applications Of It VIII
change Irash Dry aud Why Hair to the most
pRAUTrrrL SfLKrS TREssrsl
II the Hair falling OF becoming gay the use OF the
REVIVE. will surely arrest its decay cause II to assume
In a short time ALL ITS FORMER BEAUTY 1t completely
ersItcs ScUr and pandr kills hair eaters so destructive
20 the OF the Hair and Diseases and Huinor
OF the Scalp; .
As Han Dressing the
SICILIAS HAIR REVIEWER
unequaled. II j. purely vegetable.
We offer it, KNOW a It will Bring Back the Hair it
Original Color. Promote It's Growth and in nearly all
where las fallen of will It, unless the very
aged Ih is not ike other preparations making the hair dry
and brashy, bnt win Keep moist soft and glossy ANY
who has used the Remover will testify TO the Truth OF
satein nts regard TO IL. X. T. HALL Co, Nashua NJ
H. Sole PROPRIETOR.
DEMAs BARNES Co,
No n PARK Row New.York,
Wholesale Agents.
N BE very particular and ask for HALLS sIcILIAS RE-
NEWER there l. worthless imitation In the market,
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6petial Notiers.
Nev.FngIand Society.


The Annual Meeting Of the New England society
In The CIV Of New York for the election oi ,tis snd me
tr.,,iio Of bu sness will be held q the AsoT hour On
TUURSpAY December r. 1854, al u o'clock H. Every
member is earnestly requested 10 be lreien'.
The Society with their guesis aud rid' WIZ c'l'nstto
tho Finv.n,h Anniversary Of the society ahd VIC w"
Hundred and Forfyourh Annvesrry % inc Lan1n q! ~
III Trims. by Dinner at the AsoT house on IhOh'DAi'
De enber - ct O'Clock. -. ..L... s,1 an
occ. ion OF unusual Interest Is anticipa'cd ,,a
TcNeis may b. lad Of member VI the ooau u o'
and ~ the AstoT HOuse. - -. ..,,o,rr
ELLIOT c. COWDIN, Committee Of
NATHL HAiDEH Arrangements.
CHAS. A. SrETSON,
l.. Il. WYAlAS, .I...
p.,.on, vyisbinr 20 become members members desns
IN rono,e their friends may send their ntmes 10 any OF e
bosrd f officers. or l.. T. HUBBARD, Secretary NO oo
Wallet OF at tie Annual Meeting. .,.,, v,,,,, N
" ''' HENRY A. HURLBUT, President
L. p. HrBBARD, Secretary
spccipI Meeting Of the Union Ass0cin'ion "ii
tho t,b Assembly District tl0th Verdi "iu pe ~ ~
MONDAY tNKNlN the 18Th inst, at :. ,o'h, .. anu
'ns'0n man, NO ''' WM. i. ALEXANDER, President
SHts 4. CtAKK' secretarie'
Eas,man's National Business Coiiese. ne y,
grsdusfes the Institution feques 70
/ the Metropolitan Hotel, on SATURDAY EIENlNo' me
I7 at o'clock ?. fun attendance Is ieque'.u "
Of interest to be brought before INC
Several Professors w'il be present.
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PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.

This Company promises become Of the best paying
and managed in tie country. 1t has working capital
Of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR, oter portion OF
Will HAS ALREADY BEEN PAID and IL
being judicouy expended ia tie development of it, lands
winch have been put into the at cost being only One
Hundred Dollars per Acre the low known for superior
otbene territory The Company has already received E
offer for ouequarr Of IT, land which, accepted would pay
back t. the stockholders the original amount OF their subsr
ton. lts ceIs gentlemen Of Understanding in the com
muuiiy which insures For further psrcuaIs, We
of 10 columns
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lAdvenisemcnt.
na Corcrtr1rrInN MATER A EAIR TRIAL.-

,e mean Won who are under specialists care rom
veer 10 year and we particularly alude to ladies' VINO
are constantly resortng 10 ocni reGime ana al SORTS
- cai nrcaous for diseases with as much chance OF
nrcss as there would be from local applications 10 the
STroat for diseases OF the brain. Sold wholesale ny
SORGAs & ALLEN. No. 10 CIlhst and al diuee4ssS'
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
FOR IRREGULARITIES.


FOR IRREGULARITIES
These Drops or. scientifcsly compounded fad prep
ritou and better than any pi' powders or no'ifin'
being liquid their action ia direct and positive, rendering
them reliable speedy aud certain specific for The cure Of all
ob,tTuctions and suppressons Of nature.
Their popularity indicated by the fact that 100000
bottle. Are annually sold ard consumed by the ladies' OF the
United States. an every them speak in the strongest
term. Of praise Of their grea, merits
They are speedily taking tho place Of every other female
remedy and arc considered by dealers physicians
and all who know ausht Of them, the sure safest and
uos, inb.s preparation in the world, for the cure Of al
,nale Ilant, the removal Of al distractions of nature
aid tie promotion Of health, regularity and strength.
Explicit directions stating when they may be used and
planning reason. why and whom they should no. be used with
out producing results contrary to the Of natures chos-
laws will DO found carefully fooled around each bottle win
he .isnaur. Of Dr. JOHN L. LYON. without which 'he
are genuine They arc prepared the laboratory OF JOHN
L. LYON, NJ D. No. 1875 Chspelst, New Haven Conn., who
can be consulted either personally or by m Qno'' "Am
concerning all private diseases and female weakne'se'
| .... c. O. CLARK Il CO..
! General Agent. for the United States and can'dA'
For sale in Nsw.YoIkb BY
pEMAS BARNES Co,
| No. 81 PsTkrow.
y. c. WELLS L CO.,
No. lis Franklinst
n. b. HELMBOLD.
No. s9a Broadway
CHAs. N. CRITTENTON.
No. 20 sixthsvs
And I'll Druggists and Apothscsss In the city and country
LORD SMITH.
Western Agents. Chicago. Id.
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An Interesting History

DIR. SCHENCK'S OWN CASE.
WHILE LABoRING UNDER CONSUMPTION.
AND HOW HIS PULMoNIC SYRUP. SEA.
WEED TONIC. AND MANDRAKE FILLS,
ACT on THE SYSTEM IN CURING
THAT DISEASE.
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No SEWING MACHINE COMPLETE WITHOUT
n B,RyUMs "SELr SEwER."-PTice only 81 % win
dTectisas. Inventors office, No. 5Os BroadWay' Ne"
york Sent by mail No Dastins or DehdHs'
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TAdverisemei I. ]

TA1vfrtlstNltII
Tuv GREAT SIR ASHLEY COOPER SAID no hu-
,, bsing orrbt 70 know from his sensations that ne
Ind stomach or liver. Let all who would NOT DC piih,
Sy reminded 81 the existence Of those organs ~ te
dyspersje and bhonsness OlTiiy and inyigorate hcm
,t, .ccasonal doses If osTETTERs STOMACH EirTls
sid everywhoIe New. York office No ~ Cedar'st'
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TAdvcrti en1ent

F.A. Kennedy's Extra Fine Family Crackers
and Biscuits. Cambridgeport Mass. Sold by 81 hSt
rlass eroeeIs j. N. KING Agt, 10 Cortlandtst. " \.
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Advertisement.

LETTERS. No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
80 seu bis Ladies' and ChildrcnS SHOES ana ue"''
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DYSPEPSIA Cl M
SLOWS you 20 eat a hearty
meal without fear ~ distress
aft-rwerd, for il win stop i. as
.oou 10 /. u swallowed.
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FOR ALL FORMS OK
LUCRATIVE DISEASES.

UICERArIVE DISEASES,
either the Nos. Throat Tongue Spine Forehead or Sos
no remedy has ever proved ii. equal
rYAs A GENERAL BLooD-PUINsYiNu AGEST
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS uNRlYALED BIZ
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
pi,e,,,. of the srse usually Developed in the young Hip
D,.e N,urulsis and Al Diseases AMI Ladies who
ara ,us,dnr from Diseasesor which ,hsy are at loss -
J., ~. what to do we would advise tie d CoSsrITU-
TloN LIFE SYRUP. irwin restore their palaa cOnnss'
lance their back and aide, give them ns~
energy ues lie and happiness
THE RICH AND POOR
Ar. Ii.b. 10 the SAME di.eas Naus AMI Science hss
m ,de the Constitution Life Syrup fos the benefit Of all
PURE BLOOD
healthy men aud women and the constitution 10
neglected In youth disease and curly Deaths the result Do
no, delay when the hand and within the
reach Of al.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
10 the Poor Man. Friend and the Rich Mans Ble'anc
BUY IT. TAKE TT, AND BE CURED.
Is UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS
VIM. II. GREGG, NJ. D.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NETWORK.
Price, sI per Bottle Six Bottles fos S.
| EYssnt BY EIpres. to ali parts OF the country
MORGAN g. ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents,
NO. IS CLIFF ST. NETWORK.
Fer additiopai Special Notices see Eighth pssa