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Idaho.

Idaho.
The rush to the new gold diggings will
b. terrific between now and May LIST. We
are told, Ivy one who knows, that Captain
Flske, who is lcc,uring ON Idaho and the
west, that Secretary Stanton assures him
that there will be no order from Govern.
nent to impede emigration, the government
being quite as we'll satisfied to have men
digging gold as basis for public credit as
to have them IN the army. We hold some
doubts yet on this point, but at present
waive. them. . E...
Our town is in blazing excitement on
the question Of Western Emigration
Pearsall, Met, Iii, and Jessie Lampson,
Horace Baker, d. Woolliscroft, A. P. Rich.
ardson, A. j. Church, w. II. Harding, w.
A. Durham, j. G. Fales, and. 80 or 40
more are making arrangements to travel
towards sun down this spring. Silas NJ.
Hubbard and one or two thousand will
leave Milwaukee, while the state of Wiscon-
sin will furnish ten thousand for "the
plains" Illinois will turn out twenty
thousand; Chicago alone is estimated at
eight thousand. A military escort is ex.
2ectcd TO be furnished by act Of Congress.
Our advice to those who are half contented
is to stay at home and prosecute regular
paying business, hu: if they are uneasy and
disconsolate, let them have sight at the
elephant. We want to see him
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"sorry.,
Mr.. Tenney, Of the Ne,cs, excerpts to cur
political article Ct last week, and pro.
nounces it "Coppe'head." He is sorry
about it. We also regret that gentleman
Of his sense should have made an individ.
ual application Of the language below: VIC
quote from cur last weeks article. Please
don't rend your linen on our account, Bro.
George.
The destroyer Of Constitutional Liberty,
whether South or North, is equally de-
testable--the guerrilla and cut throat of
either secticn- the robber of a Jennison
band or Of a Morgan regi,nent--.he hated
dissemination Of Treason whether he resides
South or n nth Of the Potomac. is of equal
value in the estimation of men who have
been educated to regard our Constitution,
the Laws growing out Of it, and the decis-
ions of our Courts as the only safeguards of
the citizen. Small dealers in the political
bazaar call these sentiments Coppery,-
and these II lo insist on an actual rfstoya.
ton Of this Uni"n, "Copperheads," but
such writers are not to blame for resortng.
like the little spotted cat Of the hodges, to
their only means Of defence They are
paid for their labor and it is their duty to
do the best they can for their, employers
while in service. Where paucity of
brains forbids the elaboration of argument
or a facllc spine enables them to bend from
one position to another after the manner of
gymnast, it is not proper to hold them
accountable for the use Of epithets What
other weapon has mental vacuity to defend
itself? Would you be SO ungenerous as to
deprive Stiffness of its right to chatter or
to prevent knavcry from making really
honest effort to cover its sins from the sight
Of mankind :? The ostrich, when closely
pursued, is said to ho.d bis head in the sand,
not thinking, poer creature, that this ex.
poses him in reverse Why may not tn s
habit Of the Arabian bird have suggested
the course which so Irp-cminrnty marks
the Language Of many Of our loyal" cpl
theticaI exchanges.
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POETIC. Ebeck Of the Ekader Journal
In q good-natured controversy with DR..
Huntington Of the Commercial speaks Of
the Arch Angel Gabriel as 'the musical
genius who prcsides at the gate of eternal
felicity"
W. call that decidedly poetic.
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The C0N1lscatipn Act.

Near the close Of the debate in the fed.
eral House of Representatives upon the
eonfiscation act, Frank Blair, of Missouri,
spoke against the act, denouncing it as
more cruel than the edict excluding the
Jews from Spain, and confiscating all their
property. He said the act was SO contrary
to all the laws of war, and laws of nations
that it'would invite and. justify foreign in.
tcrv,ntion. The measure passed by only
eight majority.
Parties, especially in these times, are
often guilty of approving extreme meas.
ures, but measure so palpably impolitie
and unjust as to sting the consciencss oil
Republicans and divide the vow of the
dominant party, must be model among
legislative outragas.
The unfortunate truth is, that the ma.
jority Of the nation just now is governed
ty hunger to grow rich on plumber. Rob-
berry is the popular passion. The old saw
age instincts of the race are revived
Might is the test Of right--the possession
Of land ahd greenbacks are the popular
tests of merit. Every man is Norman
striving to get the Saxon undcr. Hence
confiscaion acts the hat. OF Cancellation /;
the djsrespect Of law the contempt OF
precedent; the passion for domination, tn.
multi and revolution. Were peace pro.
claimed tomorrow, with the old order re.
stored, there would be wail'ng. AS over a
national calamity.-Xtl,caulse Neps.
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TINES ACCouNTs-I am under the neces-
sity Of putting my accounts in the hands
Of Esq. Jordan for collection. His receipts
will be goai against all claims due me-
"A. p. RICHARDSON.
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North McGrcgOr Hotel

]. S. PUTNAM. PRoPRIsToR.
The present owner has purchased OF MCNAMARA,
has retted, cleaned and furnished the house and
pledges the public that atent ion will be spared to
make it No Hotel. Let the public try its tables
and its rooms, and then report IS the House merits.
3S3
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ID / r. d.:

At Gnrnavi,lo, Feb. 0. 1864. OF Lung Fever, ANNIE
MAnY, infant daughter OF T. d and Lizzie NJ. Alcorn
Annie Thy smiles once filled reuse with fond.
ness. g..
Near Rossvil'e, Ai'nmakee Co., iowa, Jan. go 1864
II annah W., wife OF NJ s.. j Newco.lb.
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W BY Sanitary Report in the Elka-
der Journal we see that 46 bbls. and box
es Of delicacies, clothing, &c, and 1918 in
Cash have been raised in Clayton Coun ty
in 1868 for our soldier boys. II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Observation-Disclosures,

A IL PERSONS are hereby or utionct against nego-
n tiating, or buying notes other lapers made
payable to Geo. ". p. Bowman or Geo. " Allen. as
my signa to all such rapers obtain ed by fall
and fraudulent repre- entations, and .hail not pay
them. JOHN r. BOWMAN.
Fort Atkinson, Feb. 8, 1864 -3s3w3
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Third ZOeUN xMfnekr~.

4 HISTORY Of this Regiment. since ia oeraplss.
IA ton, by first SERGEANT :. d THOMPSON, now
in press and will be issned In March next No q.
Scared veterans Of Niue Mill, Shiloh. Corinth Nat.
amora. vicksburg and Jackson, and the memory q
the dead. ....~. n.
complete ir every respect and sent prepaid 70 any
ADDRESS at 81 SO per copy.
Address ". n. LAKtN.
Sw3S3 College ILL., IIa,njlton TO- .lhis
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GE" A Coiillon Party will be given Mt Con-
cert Han on ST. PATRicK's DAY, Mar CHI 18th, 1864,
the proceeds to be donated to relg Gus purposes.
Consmittee- Gen Lawlcr. Pr du CHEN, Gee. A.
Mcdonald, do; col. Richardson, McGregor, Jane.
McI,aith, do T. W. Wood, do ". Koss, do, p. Fish,
er, do, L. seals, do.
Floor Managers John Mckinley, Clermont; G.
VanValkerburg, McGregor.
Tickets $780, Supper extra, at the American
House. 3S3
McGregor Western Railway.
On and after Monday. February the 10Th infant,
Trains will leave and arrive follows
Trains Leave.
N. NcGrcgor, 5:a5 A. N. 3:07p NJ.
Monona, 7:l5 A. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ.
Trdins Arrirc.
N. McGresos, S:l5 A. ". $50 p. 81.
Monona, Gas A. NJ 400 p. NJ,
Milwaukee & Pr. du CHEN Railway.
Trains Depart.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, 300 A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger, 1O:l5 P. NJ.
Trains Ar,ire.
Mail and Day Express Passenger. P. NJ,
Night and Express Passenger. -. ... 7:l5 A. NJ.
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For the War.
The Editor Of the Ne,os is known TO be a
man Of most war.like tastes. Fields OF
blood are in his dreams, battles arc his de.
light, his poetic selections are all OF the
bellicose order; he writes war, sings war,
and we doubt net he will 60 when oppor-
tunity offers. We have the pleasure this
week to extend him an invitation, and il
he is really in "loyal' earnest, here is a
show to get before the enemy on terms Of
extraordinary profit. Come now, George,
don't call the TINES "Copperbcad" sheet
because it speaks out Its sentiments, and
then decline the offer here made you. "Fal,
inr
McGREGoR, Feb. 18th.
To G. w. 7enney, Esq.,-Sir I'm the
Ee'es Of last week you call those who are
bound to Idaho, "faint hearts," and insin.
uate that they are not 'loyal' to the gov
ernment. You also permit correspondent
to call men who are preparing to leave this
spring, "Fiunkeys' Now. acds going to
lhaho, but if you accep: the following
proposition, I'll change my course:
have been year in the naval service,
and have an honorable discharge. Twill
be entitled on re-enlistment to S4O2 as a
veteran, you can get 1902, besides what
local bounty may be offered US. Enlist
with me as private and pledge yourself to
accept no promotion that may result to you
because Of your wider range of acquaint-
ance and superior talents, and I'll assign
to you or your family every dollar paid me
in the shape of bounty. Please advise me
soon if you desire to talk war and reflect
on others, or whether double pay can induce
you to set 'ioyal" example.
ORLANDO LAMPsoN.
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SANIrARY.-1t is rumored that Mrs
Wittemeyer Of this State has been oppos.
cd in her Sanitary aspirations by Senate,
Haran-the latter giving preference to Mrs.
Liver,nore of Chicago in the late Iowa
State Sanitary Convention. Mrs. w. was
successful in the rivalry for position and
she threatens to look after the future poll.
tical interest Of her Reverted Senatorial
opponent We have no choice in this war
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- NOtice.--spi scopal Service every Sunday
O'Clock P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. W. r. LLOYD
Pastor. 500
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List Of Letters

DEMAlNNG uncalled for In tho Mc0reece Pea
III Once, ior the week ending. Fek ~, 1854. I
Per:cns calm. for the following letters viii psasG
81 .sudy ortiz
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SCOTT. & BRO.
Crocker,y

From ENGLAND, which they Offer 10 thstr eustssusso
and the public at much lower price. than they POSI-
bly, could when purchasing in New York.
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LUMBER j..

LUMbEN.
McGRsnoR, Feb. II, 1884,
Office II llAYr L EUn DICK.
Eds. Times We hand you below the current
prices of Lumber. e.. in this market
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ca Prices of Furs, correct I'd weekly by s.
". Lampscn, Manufacturer of Confectionery. and
wholesale dealer in Groceries, Green and Dried
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day of the second month. Alkaline, (the same
| who distributeth with Daniel unto the poor,)
| and Maria, wife of Willard, q centurion, babe
| the women take chariots and horses Tor to ride.
AZ. And many Of them did rs they were
| commanded, and said unto divers of the men,
Elkader.
| 43. Now Elkader is the chief town Of the
division called Clayton. but all the prophets and
seers OF these latter days do say that not long
shall it be thus
"a. And, behold. Adaine was clothed in the
skin Of LIMA, and her driving exceeded the
driving Of Jehu, son Of Nimshi.
4 A.. nd all the women took excellent care
of the men, nsomuch that they wished the
secoLd month of every year had nine and twenty
| days, Tor they would save much money thereby
49, And Adalinc and Malta caused them all
to dance to the sound Of the harp and the viol.
| A. Now, if Abraham, the ruler, hath ne,d
| Of two centuriOns to le.d the men to battle,
let him choose these two women for they be
| sufficient thereunto. ~
A. y nd they all returned the day following
and were exceeding happy, save Charles sur
! named Giles, who came unto his home at an
| early hour. looking like unto the witch of En-
dor, for he had lost the covering OF his head
! and wore instead thereof, no man knoweth
what, for its like hath never been seen in the
earth beneath.
~. Aud that same night certain women OF
the city did take the Inn called Flanders by
violence, as it were, insomuch that kebecca,
the Innkeeper's wife, was struck speeches.. and
Jennie. wife Of Hopkins, lay sick of a fever
for the two days following.
| 50. And not long after. six persons did as
semble themselves together in Jennie's ROOM
and they spake in many tongues.
81. Now Nc. who seleth leather, was one
of them, but Charley, whose surname is Bar
ron, to come was not able.
SO And just at the hour of departing one Of
the damsels was fearfully and wonderfully con
strained to utter Shakespeare, whcreatthe secret
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cember. Rodney left on the 10Th for LA
PAz, Arizona, about 900 miles away, to
stay six months in the rich mines of that
country. The Cornet Band, a new and
excellent institution of McGregor, will
make its debut on the evening Of tie 22d,
at Concert Hall, in Grand Ball, the pro-
ceeds Of which will 60 to purchc sc instru.
ments for the Band. Now is the time to
show our appreciation of this most valua-
BILE and creditable organization d. S.
Putnam has bought the Giard or North
McGrcgor Hotel of w. Mcnamara See
his card and call on him. lie is an exp .
rienced hotel man. On Monday eycnin e
the 22d, Mr.. Putnam will have ball
What good things there are in the countr,
will be found on his table and in his bar
| 90. Our readers will not fail to see ths
new time table. What do you think now
you uubclievers in the r. r. enterprise p
There are few men of more energy or ad
dress than Hon. Geo. Greene, the Presi
dent of the NEG. w. r. r. Co. Trains
will run to Postville probably inside of 81
days! Ho, for Monona -. Parties ar,
talking of making Tram or Horse railway
from Johnsonport to McGregor, SO as tt
lead to our city the products Of Allamakce
Co., by way Of the tram road from Waukor
to Johnsonsport. r.g. .- ~.
Henry g. Scott is at his old post as jun
Tor of the Wholesale Crockery Establish
ment of Scott g. Bro. Very glad are We
Harry, to welcome your return. McGrego
Is a hard place to stay away from, that
la fact. met" Lampson has sold his in
tercst in the Fruit and Confectionery Stor,
to his brother Humphrey. ''Humph." ant
the Captain will make home.team Of goos
speed while "Met." takes little trip t,
California with Pcarsall, McLanahan. ane
others /. !. The Cornct Band Of McGregor
will ''show off on Monday, and take din
ner at the Union House by invitation 0
Rowland & Jones The Sd Iowa has no
yet arrived. There was no truth in the
rumor that they would be here on Wedpes
day last. We heard the rumor and re
peated it, 1t is now said the Sd and l2tl
are ordered South. Col. Merrill has beer
heard of, below Vicksburg. He says ths
guelrillas firing at the boat he was On mad
him little anxious to be on shore AMI a
them.
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4 silent Agent Of Mortality,
RkpLEcr pEgPLY-JupoE WISELY.


War, pestence and famine are looked upon
as the most dire caamties 10 which humanity
is subject; yet there is u silent agent at work
among us, staying by night and day, whose
victims are scarcely less numerous. The
ecourge 10 which we refer is the mditred tntent
of disease. That thousands Of human beings
snnualiy drug themselves to death, or are
dragged TO death by others. is fact that no
one will have the temerity 10 deny. The ques-
ton is cannot this evil be obvuted! Are
there not remedies in existeuce competent to
the cure of nearly all the internal aud super
fetal malsd,es tu which our bodies are tablet
DR.. Holloway, one Of the foremost phys
icans Of our age, claims to have originated two
preparations Pill and an Ointment which
strike directly at the germs of disease n the
blood and other animal fluids, and obliterate
them. How shall we test the truth of this
cami Ii we call for evidence, We fnd that
the witnesses in favor OF the remedies are ~
multitude that no man can number" They are
of all countries and races The Chinese, the
Mulays, the South American Indians, the red
men OF our owu territories, join with the civil
ized world 10 according to these medicines
m st extraordinary curative properties. We
see not how such testimony can Oe considered
other than conclusive, gu nuy logical principle.
The immense consumption OF tie Pills aud
OlutmeBt iu all parts Uf the world cannot be
questioned. Wherever any product Of civili-
zaiion is sold, h'y are SO d aud wherever they
have been Introduced they have become a sta.
pie. These are truths, W leave the reader to
make his own comments. Plymouth JourndL
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graphs Of Abraham Lincoln that will no doubt
bring good price. The ladies who have al.
ready reported themselves are Mrs Fitch aud
Bopnar, Of Ashisbula; Mrs. Stowe Of Geneyai
abd Mrs. ID. Patterson, of Conuesut
The receipts Tor the sale Of admission tick
cts. on Thursday Of last week, amounted to
over $4,000. The gross receipts for the hrst
week amounted to about SCI, 900.
Those who have attended the Fair say that
IL is far more interesting than the State Fair.
All that can possibly spare day or two should
attend. Every nation under the "canster" Of
heaven, as Mrs. Partiugtoo says is represent.
ed. The following notice of the Yankee quar-
tiers is from the Herald also;
A constant crowd shouts OF laughter, aud
the high pitched nasal twang OF the regular
"deown caste" are unmist aksble guiding marks
to the Yankee booth, where eli is life, hustle,
aud shrewd activity. The booth is finely dec
GRATED with an eagle, national flags aud 40
arch of coored globes. AT the sid ; is the ig
ure OF Yankee pointing into the New Eng.
land home, which is furnished with old fashion
ed substantial wood chairs strong enough to
outlast a dozen generations, and with other fur.
nit1re to match. All sorts OF down east home
made goods are on sale and the inevitable
doughnuis are piled up Tor the refreshment Of
the hungry.
Miss Lizzie Docks'ader 10 genuine old fash
ioned Yankee gown, high comb aud huge
feather fan, bustles about, attending to her
household arrangemsnis, invites customers
makes a host Of shrewd bargains. aud directs
tie good looking ~ Iankee gals who assist her
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MAnsdeld's D;speusatory says that most of

Mans6eld's D;spensatOry says that most Of
the Sarsaparila Of the shops is inert aud worth.
lvss. DIR. Aver in his writings Oh this drug
states that not only is it inert as found IN the
shops, but SO also are most of the Preparations
from it, or bearing its name lie shows, how
ever. that this fact arises from the use of worth
less varieties, or uuskiul preparations by in
competent men; that the true Medicinal SAT-
saparlila (SaizA Smlax OFF, of the tropics,
when freshly gathered in the bud i, Que of
the most efyctual alternatives We possess.
Combined with other substances Of great al
tera,ive power, like Iodiue Stlling;a, Dock,
&c, it makes Ayers Comp. Ext. Of Sarsp.,
which we have reason to believe Is one OF the
most effectual remedies for humors, skin dis
cases aud for purifying the blood which has
ever yet been fouud by anybody .-Blngor
(Me. J Mercury.
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From the New York rribuuv

From the New York frbuue.
Oil that men and women would read ard
ponder on the Lists of Mortality published
weekly, monthly aud yearly in our City There
is ever u feariuly great proportion of Con-
sumption Gases. Tue Statistic Tables prove
that while other Diseases slay their thousands,
Consumption Stays its tens OF thousands.
lu the early stages 70 Throat and Lung Com.
plants, we CONSIDER Medame Zidoc Porters 5
Curative Balsam iufallibe.
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featuring tobacco into cgas, are required to
make monthly return of oil such manufactures
to the assistant assessor under heavy penalty
f,r neglect or evasion. Some no doubt, have
sinued iguorantIy, and may throw themselves
upon the leniiy or discretionary powers OF the
executive officer, but those who have been
guilty of deliberate violation, may find the
meshes Of law a little troublesome to be extri-
Gated from.
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TO Nervous sufferers of Both sexes.

Rersnd Gentleman hapin9 been Restored to health
few days. after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes Of treatment without success considers it
his sacred duty 10 oommuncae 10 lis afflicted fellow
lures the Hence the receipt of ad-
dressed envelope he will send ac copy the prescrp.
tion used Direct to DR. Jous DAGN.LL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mathews Chocolate Worm Dropsi-Never
fail to destroy aud exterunae all kinds of intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable in all and far superior any
all the Fancy Worm Confectons and Vermges
They be taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other deeeious Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
a. her No caharc whatever is be given Each
box contains "a Drops IL zenges Price % cents,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
6s7 Buffalo, \. i. a Fort Erie, C, W.
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DR. Clark having had twenty years expe Renee IN ali
treatment of chronic diseases of every character ESPECIALLY
Of the THROAT and LuSGs, will give perfect satisfaction TO H.
who may apply for relief.
Having had successful practice In the above pls
for several ss-of which sAtisle
tory reference can be given All medicines prescribed net
operating satisfactorily, the money shs be refunded.
Prices OF Medicine for One Month"; from 81 S. The Doc
tor be consulted the last weeks Of every month";
his residence No So Garden Street. Cleveland Ohio. Post
Office Address-Box I'LL. $50
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland, Jan. 1864 8. @. CLARE, MD.
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DIED

At Charlottesville Ind, Feb. 10th of Scarlet
Fever Little ADAH, daughter of ]. s. and Eliza
Reeves aged years, 6 months and l5 days.
In the Hospital, Camp Nelson, KY, Jan. Goth
Mr.. WILLIAM JUDD, of Typhoid Fever, of Har-
persfield, in the 18th year of his age.
At Camp Nelson, KY, Jan slst, Oahu c. RooD
of Sheffield, and member of I'd Regt., Co. M.,
o. V. ii. A.
In Orwell Feb. goth, of Dropsy, Mrs. LAURA
MORGAN, wife of Amos Morgan. aged SO years
In Conneaut, on the 2sth ult., Mr.. Roswell
VrErs, father of Franklin and Barzilla, aged 80
years.
In Conneaut, on the goth ult., Mrs. MARY
HAILET, aged 20 years.
ACE b. ALLEN, in the 74th year of his age.
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Tax Payers will be interested in the notice
10 be found in our columns, Of the United
for taxing incomes, again approaches, and those
who have lists to mako out, will be reminded
by perusal Of this notice, Of what is required
of them.
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Sepen Hundred Vo!unteers Sick in camp!-
Young men, be warned in time. supply your
selves with llolloways pills and ointmeut.--
They are guaranteed to cure the worst cases Of
Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, Fsyers aud Bowel Com.
plainls Only 30 els. per box or pot.