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No. H..
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T6, the Public,

TVasr citizens are aware Of tac fac: that s
Fat many Of our brave and. selt.sacrifieins
so,d;ers tlaye 10 .elotling-are really nrags. Il
Is also known That it Is utterly Impossible for
them TO purchase necessary attsces with their
snail stipend, at The present. esllorbtant rates.
With thesa and other facts before the subscribers,
they propose 10 ra;se 4 collection in money. and
all articios cf clothing necessary to camp life,
f,r the hf asfft Of those soldiers who may lack
The generous citizens are now called upon. to
MD the rebel,-glnrietls, name, Washington uss
arebel--srbssans:. s:.iiy; while he fights, and cou-
cliites the glorious struggle iar political aud
ligir.is liberty. :; .ssH
: Vhe amounts of money will be laid ont in
roeas as fast As received; aud while we do this,
we earnestly request tle ladies Who have loo!8s
and wheels to send us word how r,any pair. Of
seeks, how n,any ya5ds os. slotll, &c, they viii
subscribe. Communications through the Post
Office attended, to.
- Rev. JAS. Z. BEADI.v,
|. -Clz<,. $, Rrv. j. T. WHITE,
saJaey. ICCOEGELL
|, P.s.-Tbe subscribers propose 10 Lave t:.-
goods made up and Kept fsrs for delivery. ga
disrs passing &to need, will he furnished as far rs
possible. 20, @
0pelot,sas. August Oh, iGti-lo.
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his srtis-:y and ii is reported Avefal and. Null.

rs =.
his srtiR-.y and ii is reported Avefal and Multi
gan were killed.. ssyg 50 T
Ia conspiracy Ilas been, discovered in Missouri
having for its object the formasio1f Of o. North
Western Confederaey. Several prominent seiti-
gems have been arrested. 5s..s.,s2 i .h.
selia,obia, July as:-chisag9 Times 95 Ct tue
ton {rebslii captured: .Plattsburg and Marvin,
Missouri. Accounts represent hila moving norts,'
ward towards Hannibal ard ss. joseph railroad.
His force Is estimated at two thousand and rapid
ly increasing by accessions FEM the peopie
1. Rebels threatening Ecrt Scott. Five thousand
of Price's men supposed to be in Missouri ii
81 Five thousand rebels crossed over into Mary
land on the;22d s- .s u sj,zs 9
+ Linroln's e,fusal TO entertain peace preposi.
lions reported to have damaging eheet on iiis
election. s.la -~4s Z IL - f*ssfli
Henderson, Kss attacked BY gueFillas. Fight
stu going on. 49,.
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4 J.a..'Isg- the Undersigned, near Ops
3nn the 9Th inst. creole, ba; maze, Fease
mare and tail black, ethe. two laad legs
and having entl.e right hipa - Ell
e Z brand figured about thus g - -
ID, This mare hasbeen roan:.rs... about tho ~
.beraeod since the month es October iiast.
The awDer. is requested to aane iorYas sge
property, pay charges and take her aWss ~
ssiss, sLelwiii bs disposed Of eeerding to oasr
,rssl; Is la, JuI.N AZ ARD
aa 0pe'ot,sas. august ast,,, IL It,
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AN ACT FOR TIE RELIEF OF TAX
- LAYERS, IN CASES. 80.

Z The Congress of tie coatsdsrats statss Of
44meriea do enact, That when cotton or other
property subject to taxation in money sltall have
IbeenJ baraed or otherwise destroyed by au-
thority of the Government, before tie expirS.lon
Of the time fixed BY law for toe payment Of the
lax thereon, The taxpayer may apply TO the dis
rict collector, WHO shall investigate the facts and
Inaks report thereof to the sssta collector, ,slo
may, if satisfied of such destruction By Govern
,nent authority. rznit t1e said tax. II Che tax ia
any sneh case shak haze beer paid in advance,
it shall be refunded by the State collector The
tax payer shaiiin every suef case have the right
Of appeal 70 the Secretary Of the Treasury.
SEC. 3: TIst in ali cases where s'te crop out
of which the tax in Kind is 10 be paid, has been
taken or destroyed by. the enemy, the District
collector may rer1i: the tax, III whole or in part,
according to The extent of the loss sustained by
the taS-lssrer: Prerise.,s That fhe facts in each
case shalt be reported to te State collector. and
their remission alssal not he valid nntil approved
BY him: Ana froeiaed further, That in ease the
loss be e'astane prior to assesssnt the assessor.
on satisfactory proof thereof, rsy make deducti2n
therefor in osorfion 10 the lnss.
ApproyeI February Is, 1854. ss$ -
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49, as .f-s Gen e KIREY SMITH
s.. sAaDERses. {. Adj 4. Gen.
-RENnz5zsvdus~

IL q sREsIssss or ny CON WHO
s are absent from Camp are. .herety ordered
sa afep0f3 there or bs idefed do
Ncse1ters. zssss y IIslgs atfs;f.
& order Zen q IIEf9 YI1oMAg
Y Dpcseasas, All 18th, 1854 e
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Rev. JAS. +. EEADIT,
Rrv. j. T. WHITE,
s.Rey sfCCOEEEI,I.
HEAD QUARTERS.
Efans-z iseiss;api Depc -t.tiaat,
r f,,f.

SHRErEpasw. La, .Iufy 81, 1864. :
G GlIiifFEE3,Rt.s ORDERS No. SIS.
q ALL OFFICERS and raea. captutei ~
il. 4-r:.s..stnrg. who !,sse rerortel at Enter.
prise, Dslncaot:s. Vienna, Na:sEisochcs. Si.reyr.
port aod Alexandria. assany t=e prior 70 the G.t
Of April 1854. have. been declared daly ex-
cisenged by the Ce,nsaissuHes of Ese,ta.sH.
All those in His 3l7.st4 n".tt "!io sse> en-
b.aced ii this list. viii iDals lately .fj5irt rteit
commands il The iiosa. - -
By ccis:lnaBd Of -.
Gem. KIRBY SMITH
s. s AspEsso.s. SsS,f Adjst. La
kugGst Il. f;st''t,-5..-ico,
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St S $. Charles Col.sg,
Hetiss,a.

Eetise. als
fEsE0sF VIE With iofeceise reilef jsess
Tssy:: Of opc1onsas. are sIussted sofs
n their nsrlrs with The undersigned. .prspxsa
tr,ak h,gy afrsi,gar. =. Is for the gra.nitcas
bsttson Of Ccssf Meat and Beef aaiiong
Stand III ntefa, Of relief skls
!a5. z ( President Of tie Board Of Ppfse, 0psaaa
3;ssssous;is. July i6za, 1854. g
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Z he TIou;son News says tlsatmany persons in
the country. are seniing specie t, tltss place TO
purchase Confederate 1noneyta pay fhest faxes
s. y. !Gs-eres1 eYt Ae,rs.
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antcii, at The vepeEt Arsenal, man
who is skilled in lie .art Of making i,apier md
die, and ono who Is skilled in making glue.
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oPEL O Us A
SATURDAY.. -. AUG1sT 49, 1854.

ssgS ne have had legions Of runiors this week.
First the Fall Of Atlanta; next the repuise Of the
gantsee army ;Aseon after again Atlanta was
taken, and then shernan vas once more eet,i-
g,etcly routed in front of thet city. The reliable
man lbs played his part in each rniaof, and we
know not whether We are to listen to crdakefs OF
smile aither fears. BE .l;at as it may, we have
yet frll confidence in onr Georgia army, although
,sesheiicve.it alarays dangerous to change Gen
eralso on the eses Of a .gssat+ Battle. :. : "
s. <s s+6255
We. pubiisa today, al Act of Congress for the
relief of Tax payers, approved the 18th February,
1901. AT the last session of Congress another
bill was passed extending the same reliei for
slaves, "ost BY tile act Of the enemy There.
fore according to these az IS the Asseszoro of the
Tax JIG kind Should nat undertake. 70 assess
property lost s-ad destroyed, but onsatisEactary
prof thereof, may make deduction therefor,
in proper time, to the ioss;'--thus saving Eauch
trouble and annoyance to Taxpayers, besides
simplifying his assessment.
In these dull and eaervssing tines, when care.
a,tt anxiety have such Influence 9on the spirit of
men, they viii scize egsiy opportunity to escape
desronseney. Is it no. natural then, tha. when
the st. Charles Goiiese Offers them fess hours Of
cable passsssmgs, they should accept it with
dfacrity See te notice in another colusni,.
st..ssz .--.------s 4szzees-------
8 publish te-ary, by authority. an order
from GsasE II Kissss Smith. for the consc1iption'
Of free rncn f color a.ii "A certain proportion Of
negro slaves for servilo works, to. which we call
thc attension Of those whom il may concsrn.
~ Gen. Waller liaas ordsssd tie reorgan:za.
ton of tie Yellow Jaeket Battasion. under fhe
comnandef Lieut.. Col. &. A. Fourne.:
ID f25r4s.z z csss ------sezr.----- .a
lIi5pa.rSo'ic citizens are Ssaues'ea to read
tae appeal Of Messsssl,radley, Y Gts and Nc Con
noll ii behalf OF soldiers VIM need clothing.
snchssntinien should always be cpouded to.
antcfi !, at The Shreveport Arsenal, man
whois skilled in lie art Of making rapies md
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Slae, M aloT sale,

:HsE The at Gle rase''a6 1Dcts.
w per pound in hard eufreney
David BLOCH.
cle;isas lsagust 10. llss 1861 sSx s., Iltf.
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al lIpa.riotic cisizal,s ase xsquessea 70 read
,tsle appealot MAessrsaIir Bradley Y te and Mccon-
noll Ii behalf of soldiers VIM need clothing.
Such sentinel Is should always be Spouded to.
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::.s..s saG 4CE;
To Con1cdi.oEate G IaS-i AYERS
s.Egnfsr .seet;--~Ie Of Assss&aseat tet ss7&
DISTRICT Os' So. Las i,isI, La,
s District Co.eator As..i;ce

--s t.yEesrt cct;---~lhe q -1ssts$;'sent !et sT
DISTRICT Os' So. LA:ypiii, La, q
District Co.eat tGr ns.i!:c>s
C.s.sI s,ls.sas Lex; III A. yaly ~ 1854
aT OTtG;is hereby given :.sss '',s GouTssssrst,
Tags. Heretofore asEas-rft. .,+ss ppn7 ,Gs eiiJ
payai,ia, s,ss hat The ssisF IT, PAID 90 hs
unGsrei gned t;c.lectiar, a-ihsa ,trt. Sags ffaIa
tie dat.. elythis netiae, r:lr q Ptil;si;y, pres
csihed by lals3 u tt :; FIR ts..i;aT
tAsgewa and he cest Of ;is.s,iVl sirocaeails
''s 'ss'ssZ rliEo 1aggzaIss,III 1l.1.
otssiet st Gf"leusas. isnn;s: i'gp;lg s5sisaI
s. r s:t:ailsi- i r. ace,' an.iassss. Jnsssa
Charles Col.ag
:. (rsisastsE7;SSD sCoTI,xuTs
r;sIIE ashAIs : ssif.ss
Il St Chatfns t'oli4s,c vii sal.s lElses
Thursday he ISt!,4f Aagnst, at S oeieek
tl. Ts.s4f E. BIIiNA s!:E, pfesssa
August 6. i. 1864. .Io-ss
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: HEAD QUARTERS

Enrolling C:ase.. Parish Of So, Landry,
Z = opEI.ausas, Aus5ussI0 1864
FT1aE special attention of all coaSSsned is
IL called 70 the following appended General
OrJers No. SIS: i
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E Gen. Waller iias ordsssG tie reorgan;za
tion Of. tho yellow Jacket Battalion, under III,
command Of Lieut. Col. &, A sFourne.:
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Snre Throat. G, NSh. Cold,

And similar troubles II suffered to progress, rssnl
N serious Pulmonar.. bronchial aud Asthmstc
affections. otentimes incurabls.
RROVNsS MaGONCHEAA TR0CHNS
Are compounded so a. to reach directly the seat OF
the disease, aid give almost In ant relief
The TRccHE are offered with the fullest confidence
IN their efficacy They have been thoroughly tested
and maintain the good reputation they have justly
acquired. For Public Speakers singers, Military
Officers and those vino over tax the voice they are
useul In relieving an IrItated Throat ard will rem
der articulation easy. To the soldier exposed 10
Sudden changes IN tbs weather. they will give
promp5 relief in Corchs and Colds AID can be car
red ia tie poeset 10 be taken "a oecason requires.
Sud al IS cents hoX dec d &wlm
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REFERENCES :

rALORIC ENGINE -. For sale
" cheap. inquire at this oace. zlGfil cct9s
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DIR RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SPERMATOR-
RaHA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPCTENCY,
LOSS OF POWER, etc, saeedily and s6set4Glg. Its
effects truly magical. trial Of the Specific will
box Sent post paid To any address by j. j. KRONER,
4C3 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars
Gent fee cOv2i d twt6w1v
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CTRATED-Five Colts, one year
~ old, VIZ: one Sorrel Mare Colt with white
fare; one brown Mare Colt; one Brown Horse
Colt, with name sheared off; ono little Sorrel Male
Colt With few white hairs on the forehead one
Brown Eone Colt. with white spot on the foic-
head ard some n hite on the hind feet p
reward OF $50 will be paid for the recovery OF
the above described Colts. -'---., ~. e-
MICHAEL MILLER. --s{,.
Cottage Grove WASHINGTON county.
FIR LED: HOLTEMEYER,
Town OF Woodbury. Washington Co, MINI.
November 49, 1854. noylSdit&ysts
r OST-In May last, Bay Mare,
e. with black name and tail, seven years old OF
good Size right hind foot white. ard wbito epot on
nose. $25 kEWA ID viii he paid to any one re-
turning her to the snbscribers. e n, -
oct9Ist' JOHN GLADI, StnlwaAer
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Proclamation by His Exoellency
Stephen Miller, Governor OF
Minnesota. ,r lat


Minnesota. a.
WHEKAs, The enrolment h tho rfovoe'
Mar.hals Department is believed to % m0cn
larger than the actual number Of men between
the ages of twenty and forty-fve years In The
State, capable of performing military service
and
WHEREAS. By such increased enrolment the
Quota assigned to the State by the Provost Mar
shal General In the event of another call for
troops. will DO disproportionally large; and
WHEREAS, It Is provided that the Boards Of
Enrolment shall have the enrolment lists
open to the examination of the public at all
proper times; and -,.
WHEREAS, Authority has been given by cir
cular of the Provost Marshal General to have
said enrolment corrected and revised, IN order
that those disqualified on account Of
LIST. Ahenage; re ..r.-
I'd. Non.residence;
3D.. Over age;
4th. Permanent physical disability, Of such
degree as to render the person not a proper
subject for enrolment under the law and regu-
lat ons;
9Th. Having served In the military or naval
service two years during the present war and
been honorably discharged.
Civil officers clergymen. and all other promi.
nent citizens are invited to appear at all times
before the Board to point ont errors in the lists
and to give such information in their posses
zion 10 may aid in the correction and revision
thereof .r.
AND WHEREAS, Every city, ward and town
In the State has local interest in the proper
reduction of its enrolment and quota;
Now, therefore. l, Stephen Miller, Governor
OF the Stale of Minnesota, do Issue this my
proclamation, requesting and recommending
the several city, ward and town authorities
throughout the State to take such measure.
previous to January l, 1865. as win insure the
examination Of all such citizens as should be
stricken from the rolls.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State
at ST. Paul, on the 2Gth day OF Noyem.
IL. g. lber, a. D. 1864.
noy27daW1m STEPHEN MILLER.
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NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
IL SNYDER u WALTERS x20 Broadwa,

| NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
~ SNYDER u WALTERS x2o Broadway
New York. Patent Soliciting House and Patent
Commission House combined.
SOLICITING This Company win act as Attog.
neys for securing Patents for new Inventions In this
country and in Europe on the most reasonable terms
condact Infringement Cases, and procure Renewals
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AND SELLING
DEPARTMENT.-We respectfully submit to tie
public that ours is the only Responsible Soliciting
House In the world that has an Exhibition Room.
and an uyIgHsr and sU0uEssruL selling department
attached ON Patents taken out By , zoe reqsfse
We are in Regular Communication with upwards
Of $50 Patent Sellers throughout the country who
depend wholly for their supply of Patents upon US
clay street. in the very heart and centre Of the city,
are daily visited by numbers of Capitalists and men
of Enterprise seeking investments in valuable Pat
enta for the purpose of reselling in subdivisions
while other and heavier Capitalists are always ready
to purchase useful Patent and engage in its manu-.
facture and thus secure lucrative monopoly These
scSrces Ct demand that are daily augmenting are
tuy sufficient to absorb the entire supply of Patents
that are now being Issued, and THAT AT FAIR PRIoEs
COnsignments of Patents for sale are respectfully
SOLICITED. Any Information free. Responsible Agents
wanted In every county and town, who have fixed
places OF business. To such we will pay $50 Der
quarter, and eight per cent. al sales to act as
our Agents, for the explanation tone hour or more
per dayl of the models of such Patents as may be
placed In thor nanQs Tor safe. 10 good Statesmen
who will give their whole time to the business we
will pay $3S per month. Also. Travelling Agents
wanted at fair salary. .t,- $1,000.
Agents will be required to gt,e some satisfactory
security, or deposit the cost pnIe of models which
will DO refunded when returned. ..,.... r-,
eH Address, enclosing stamp
-n' SNYDER & WALTERS,
,.. .s.r.- >r.., No. 228 Broadway.
REFERENCES:
We, the undersigned, doing business In New York
City, do authorize Joseph .WBlters and G. H. Sny-
der, comprising the firm of tho National Patent
Once, to refer to as, and believe they will conduct
their business upon strictly honorable principles.
New York, February 29, 1864 .-.-
JOSEPH MoKEWAN, Esq, Importer, IS Maiden
Lane, New York City. ! ,....,Ii .i.S'.~ H..,5d
w TAILOR, Esq, Banker. Is Wall street. New
CHARLES H: WORRIES, Eco, Banker, IS Pine
sHEPHERD, sEwARlD 8 CO., importers si4
: Pearl street, New York City. al JaS - h'i5tG
JOHN WILM0T Esq, Commission, . Bowling
JOHN w. KIRBY, Esq.. Metropolitan Bank, los
Broadway, New York City. a., - ,,-- --fy'-,...
H. ARTHUR, Esq, Director 81. Ssh and American
Exchange Ban Banking Corporation. es Wall street,
r. ia SAVES sairH, ESQ, Chemical Bank e, corner nc
Broadway and Chambers street, New York City.
March IL, 1861. vi ad9 marlGdseod&wlyl
CALORIC ENGINE -. For sale
i u a chean fnOuifB az this mica yiGfG sscfQa
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may now bid defiance TO the tempting c.ep DIR.
ZANES ANT1DOTE FOR STRONG DRINK Is q
certain cure for lT,s,ksn@sss tcreatee disike fer
knowledge OF the patient Price 81 box. Sent by
mail to any address by j. j. KRONER, 4O3 Chest.
nut street, Philadelphia Pa Circulars sent free.
November 81. 1898. nOy21-d. tw4bv1y
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= BE- THE COME

Sc THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID. -Published for the benefit and
rs CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who
suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay OF
Manhood, &c, supplying st the same time TIE
MASS OF SELF CUBE. By one who has cured him.
self after undergoing considerable Quackery. BY
enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be bad OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EsQ,
dee9-d&wim Brooklyn, Kings Co, N. Y.
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10 CDa.Lis l.'TlvES. ..- e,onsum De-
tlve Sufferers W receive valuable prescription Tor
the cure OF Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis and
ell Threat and Lung Affe:'ions free Of charge, by
sending thei1 address to Rev. EDW Ard A. WILL
son, Williamsburg. Kicss Co.. Ny. ocd-d&wan
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.e.rD I'll "a f., No. SO Liberty street, New York.
G. A. COOK, CHICAGO, No. 26 Market SLeet
General Agent for the statesSf Illinois, Iowa, Via
eonsin, Michigan and indiana, Who will supply
Druggists ut our regular card prices. .E'
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Diseases of the Faerveus, SCENTS
Urinary and Sexual >:ystems - new and reliable
treatment-n Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIA.
TION. Gent BY mail In sealed letter envelopes, tree
ofcnsrfe Address DR.. J. SKILi.iN ROUGHTON,
Howard Association. No ; South Ninth street, Phil.
elnhia Pa aD2, d.HWly
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MERRY CHRISTMAS

lis coming, please remember,
On Sul day, the twenty fifth day of December Il!
All you who want presents will bear In mind
Tht Just what you wish for at BLAkEnAss you'll
fnd
Who sells you all good. by rlnmo, level and square,
And for your best iutere't always will care.
You have just time enough not any to spare,
II we iud from the GRO sds that rushing thei
So make your selections, and lay them aside
For the loved ones at horne the sweetheart bride
At One Hundred Twerty-six Thkd street, you will
find
Rich goods and great bargains of every kind.
Come, look a. our treasures of Silver and Gold
Pearls Opals and Diamonds in such quantities sold.
II you have any choice, you had better come quick,
Or the best OF them ali viii be sold to ST. NICK,
Who comes oEce ayear rem his mysterious haunts,
Well knowing that BLAKKMAa keeps all that he
,... wants. l.
lie has already commenced his bundles to pack.
And to stow them away on his wonderful back
On which he has slowed such an ocean CT things
You would think the old fellow had sevenIeague
wings,
And had taken sweep around the bounds OF
Gathering Jewels, Tfinkets and Gems from. al
nations .....
But it's DLAxEHAN that furnishes him all goods 10
low .c.,-r ...
To BLAsENAN's he advises all buyers to 60,
And If you don't wish to purchase, we are always
willing
To show you our goods If you don't trade shilling
Then give Us call, and soon you will find ont
That what BLAKrMAn tells you admits of no docbt--
That his goods are the handsomest, cheapest and
best .-t.tn' ... ,........s
Yen can find In St. Paul, or all the Northwest
Then come, ono aud ALL before elsewhere you go.
To A. BLAKEMAN'S, SHAw's HAT GroaE
just one door below.
December 2, 1864 S-w2t&diN
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T'HE GREAT EsGLlsH REMEDY s1Au
SIR JAMES OLARKES
CELEBRATED ass FEMALE PILLS,

Protected by Royal Letters SS$<S
PateEtl V& M
Prepared from pre- 'crtption Of SirJ. CTarke n d.,
Physician Extraordinary TO tho Queen.
This inviusble medicine is unfailiny in. the cure
OF all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female titution is subject 1t moderates all
excess and removes all distractions, and q speedy
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lie peculiarly suited. 1t will. In short time, bring
on the monthly periou with regularity. tJ"
Each bottle-price One Dollar-bcars the Govern.
Iaent stamp Of Great Britain to prevent cOunterfes.
CAUTION. -. These Pills should not be taken
by Females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy as they arc sure to bring Miscs+-
Tiqge, but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion,
PalpitatiOn of the Heart Mysteries and Whites,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed; and, although powerful remedy they
do not contain iron, ca'ome anthony, or anything
hurfu to the constitution. o.. ~
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack.
age which should be car fully preserved. 20
sold by all Druggists.
zs-sols Agent Tor the United States and Canada
"a JOB MOSES,
No 81 COrtlandt street, New York.
n. d. 81 90 and six postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent viii insutea bottle containing
fifty Pills, by return mail oct7-w7tn11y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-07

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