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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-09
DR.. WRlcHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR!
Or. ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Prepared frsn Pare Vegetable Rxtfacts coutafu
Ing nothing fnjurioHa 10 ttc
most delicate.

q
. animated ~th new . nfs,: 80 doe. TIL: Eli ELL
1Y- The Rejuvenating Elixir is the result Of mod
ern discoveries In the vegetable kingdom; being
an entirely new and abstract method Of cure, irres
pective Of all the old and worn out systems.
eB- This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men Of the day, and by them pro.
nounccd TO be one Of the greatest medical discoveries
Of the age.
kY- few doses cures Mysteries in females.
~ One bottle cures Palpitation Of the Heart.
fYy~ Prom one 70 three bottles restores the manu-
ness and full vigor Of youth.
eE- A Pew doses restores the appetite.
tY- Three bottles cure the worst case Of Lmpo.
teney.
Ky few doses cures the low spirited.
SNg- One bottle restores mental power.
fgA fe,o doses restores the organs Of generation.
@- A few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
I5B- This medicine restores to manly vigor and
robust health the poor debtated, worn-down and
despairing.
~ The listless, enervated youth, the over-task-
rd Of business the victim Of depression,
the individual suffering from general debility, or
fran De1kness Of single organ will all find imme-
a.e and permanent relief by the use of this Elixir
or Essence Of Life.
sY- Price, 81 per bottle or three bottles for IS,
aud forwarded by Express on receipt Of money
to any address
G The Cherokee Pills and HeJu.
venating Elixir, are sold by all enterprising
Druggists ia the civilized world. Some unprincipled
dealers, however, try to sell worthless compounds
ia place Of these those which they purchase at
a cheap price, and make more money by sell
ing than .hey these medicines. AS you value
your health, aye, the health of your future Off
spring, do not be deceived by such unprincipled
Druggists, ash for hess medicines and take oth
II the Druggist will not buy them for you,
close the money In q letter, and We will send thsD
70 you Ivy Express, securely sealed and packed free
rom observation.
Ladies or Gentlemen can address In perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms we treat all diseases Of q chronic
nature in male or female. Patients need not hest
tate because OF their inability to visit u.s. We have
treated patients successfully in all portions Of the
civilized globe, by correspondence.
Patients adore ssng will please state plainly all
the symptoms Of their complaints, and write Post
ufce, County, State and name Of writer, plain, and
',nclose postage stamp for reply.
We se,d oar 81 page Pamphlet fre< to any add
dress Address all letters fer Pamphlets advice to
the proprietors,
Dr.. w. r. MERWIN e. CO.,
No. % Liberty street. New York.
&. A. COOK, CHICAGO. No. 26 Market Street,
General Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa, Wis
Sonsin Michigan and Indiana. who will supply
Druggists at our regular card prices.
EDWARD HI. BIGG6,
DRUGGIST,
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent for st. Paul, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
July Z, 1864. iy7-d3t&weow
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We would respectfully call the attention OF ga,
Old Customers and the Public generally to the fol-
lowing advertisement, comprising some of the lead
ing articles which, with increased tacintes,l We
offer to the trade:
100 Bbls Rectifed Whisky.
H00 Bbls. Old Rye and Bourbon Whieky.
10 Bbls Holland Gin.
90 Bbls Neutral Spirits.
10 Pipes ard eight Dbls Cognac Brandy
% u Pipes Cherry, Madeira and Port Wine
90 Baskets Champagne.
60 Cases Closet and SOutey's Wine
6O0 Thousand Choice Brands Cigars.
SO Cases Sardines-
900 Cases Cove Oysters.
80 Pkgs. Prunes.
10 Bbls. CurranH
30 Hhds. Brown Sugar.
$50 Bbls Refined Sugar.
zoo Pkgs Molasses and Syrup
IS Boxes Pepper and Spice.
200 Boxes Ground Spices, assorted.
600 thousand g. D. Caps.
1909 Thousand assorted sizes Shot.
$4,000 Lbs. Small Bar Lead.
100 Boxes Rabbits Saleratns
1900 Kegs assorted Nails and Spiker.
500 Boxes Window Glass.
0 Cases Flasks
800 Coils Manila Rope.
100 DaE. Bed Cords
% Par Blocks assorted.
80 Bales Oakum.
10 Bbls. Pitch.
1000 Pkge Wagon 6reaee.
100 Bbls. Carbon Oil .-'- ' t'''..
500 Doz Pals and Tube. J..
- 100 BbA Dried Fruits escorted .. -.
zoe Pkgs assorted Teas.
Is Sacks Rio Coffee
lW Bbh Ground Coffee
SO Pkts o. G. Java Coffee
500 Boxes Assorted Brands Tobacco.
zoo Bib. FihetCut Smoking Tobacco
10 Kegs Gold Leaf Chewing DC
ESQ Boxes Soap.
200 Boxes Assorted Candies.
IN 4 NJ Pr H. -
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STRAYED-Five Colts, one year
face; one Brown Mare Colt; one Brown Horse
Colt, with name eheared of; one little Sorrel Mare
Colt. with few white hairs on the forehead one
Brown Horse Colt. with a white spot on the fore
head and some white on the hind feet
A reward Of $50 will be paid for the recovery of
the above described Colts.
MICHAEL MILLER,
Cottage Grove, Washington county
FIRED. HOLTEMEYER,
Town Of Woodbury. Washington Co., MINI.
November Is, 1864. nov1s-dit&W3t.
OST-In May last, a Bay Mare,
IL with black name and tail, seven years old, Of
good dze right hind foot white, and white spot on
nose. @25 REWARD win be paid to any one r.
turning her to the subscribers
ost2l-st' JOHN GLADI, Saltwater.
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WARRANTED PERFECT

In every respect; and should any repairs be neces
sary before the expiration of FIVE YEARS from the
date of sale, Mr.. WILDER holds himself ready and
willing to make the same FREE OF cHABaR provided
the injury Is not caused by accident or design.
st Panl September 16. 1864 sep1G-d&w1y
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All Instruments Warranted for
Five Years.

We confidently believe that the LA PETITE
ORGAN, because Of its artistic excellence and adapt
edness to the pr actica wants of the public IL des-
tined to he more Al ely used both in private houses
and in churches and halls, than any other large
sical instrument. Without detractng from the
merits OF the pianoForte, which stands confessedly
in the highest place the interpreter of certain
classes of music, superiority may be Gained for the
LA PETITE ORGAN in that to some extent It
unites the powers of the Piano with those Of the
Church Organ, while its capacity for the tit express
sion of sacred and home music, to which Americans
chiefly attached, is entirely superior to that of
the PianOFOrte Add to this the fact that it can be
furnished AT MUCH LESS COST.
The Instruments manufactured at this establish
ment combine all the recent improvements, and are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

sons kept in prisons for months without being con.
tronied BY witnesses That was not all Abe Lincoln
character for President He was there TO- Secause
no feit would require union Of all parties 20 secure
me defeat Of lincoln and because he thought that r.
~ Fremont had an element of strength in this canvass
that no other in the States had and he was snre
ny ine Democratic party would follow in his wake
with hyng banners, and there was not Democrat in
l NE country who would not, II necessary wade
Abraham Lincoln. 'f uo st if had sSfea' boS .,
nope OF restoring the Constitution Of orr fathers Blood
ShSpgh mad sass split and if they could settle these
Union acdnake brothers once moro Of those men who
rebeileo wonid sny man in his deny that
IouSm 70 be done and done es uiok US possible
CheeTsI But IT could never be done while Abraham
Lincoln was President for there was not man for
whom the South entertained such hate him; his
elevation causcd The Rebellion TO reach its climax and
every step he has taken President has Drawn line
between the North and the SouA (Cheors and hisesl
II instead of him they choose Fremont upon this plat
form he was qte sure tho assertion of the Monroe doc
Lrse wondeafry with 1t the hearts Of the Southern
, Jois CocHRaSg esx, was the next speaker. and was
warmly received He said he had observed with pleas
rc that free speech upon the platform had bee reflected
by free speech from the audience. tChoersl l. rl-s
They wpre hero TO night to ratfy the Of their
individual fayoites. He heard over yonder tho name
OF Geo j. Mcclellan tmmensc and repeated cheeringl
and there the name Of John c. Fremont loud cheers
They indicate That the one great principle Of Tree men,
free speech and whatever additional cry they advanced
they came as soldiers in The great army OF American
trcemon. They stood there upon the pvtform Of free
dom OF the person. freedom Of the press the privilege
OF habens corpus and therght ofasylnm Hong cheers
lie had been told that there had been no violation OF
these principles notwithstanding all the arbitrary
rests thnt had occurred in our midst Understand me
not as among those that would excuse nothing 10 the
exigrnces OF war. but win excuse nothing TO that
party that declares that Of that kind
toned by the Consultation. lCheersl
The speaker described some length the acts OF the
President IN vioation Of whn he clned TO be the
press provision Of the Constitution and denounced the
unconstitutional act Of Congress in passing the act OF
last March. indennfying all obcehodcrs for any acts
performed by order OF the President and concluded BY
Teiteratng the principles inscribed on the banners oil
the party OF free press free speech freedom from ar
res aud ba5oas corpus und SIT down amid much cheer
ing. -.
Cheers having been given for Fremont and Cochrane
and others, the nnertieg then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

A MIDNIGHT Cgy.-A most unusual meeting
occurred last night ~ O'Clock 10 the Bethe Church OF
the Rev. Mr. Stove. corner Of Hanover and Bennett
streets OF which about l2 VI the abaDdoned wouon Of
North street aud vicinity present invitations
having bcea sent them previously by the two iemae
ministers 90 TAG ouakcr persuasion, who now Ia the
city. MANY Of tho women bareheaded. coming Ia
Oai neighhoring dnuce and other oases Tho Qnak
ladies' and their inIe brother IN the ministry and ulso
Sir. Stosc addressed the meeting. Which lasted IN
nearly o'clock. Many Of tho poor creatures who age
80 generally cut OF from human sympathy and particu
lafly from Ina, Of their sex were IN tears and
number expressed dsro 20 OF once nom TIE church
10 some place where they could lead bettor life These
meetings are 10 DC confined. Boston Irav, gid
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Political.

ILIINoIs.--The Hon. Shelby McCullom. Of
Sangamon County was nominated on the elst inst for
Congress by the Union men Of the With District
Cehu Bsker is the Union candidate for Congress in the
xIIth or Egyptian District and his friends speak con
6denty Of his election. ..b s. al 81.
INDIAYA.-W. Mckee Dunn has declined the
Union nomination for Congress in the IIId District Of
Indiana he is Judge Advocate in the Department q
Missouri Joseph H. Defrees 1t is predicted will be the
Union candidate In the Ekbart District Mr.. Mitchell
laying declined. --.''.'..
WISCoNsIN.-At the Democratic State Con-
sentiOn the ed the following delegates chosen
80 the Chicago Convention: .0t
For the State at larse-GeOys H. Psul Of milwaukee; Sat-
sIce C.k q posSc Cos;y eeoTse smta Of Dane Conn
Eyan Of Milwaukee and Thomas Fslyey Racine, I'd John
Hg 81 R hISs ana and sO'e 81 SO Of @ Ee1
w Ma1on Of Washngtou.snd n. NJ Smith Of s6eboyp.n;
q WOOD i'' ~ 80 N''''' 'A' f0"'f'
The following is the electoral ticket, i',a. 81 sc
For the State &, sIsc-ThsOdore Rudolf Of La
ter OF Kcnosha; Id o. r. Thorn Of Jefferson; HID j. S.
STpP Of Sauki htl = w Horn Of ossakee. ' 2
PEYNsYLyANIA.-TA Laurence JoaraA,
well.kaown Democratic paper. published at New.
Castle Lawrence County hns abandoned tho Demo
cratic party and hoisted to the mast heal the names Of
Lincoln hutchinson the Union candidates fog Presi
dent and Yice.presldent. 'io' 1870.
IOwA.-Th9 Democratic Convention at Des
oncs Iowa az out Of "a counties Only rcprcsented)
appointed the following delegates to represent tho
State in tho Chicago Convention:
DELEGATES AT IkRGF-A. C. Dodge, Dss Moines County;
} :. Bates, Dubuque, D. .. Finch, Polk; J. II. Murphy
johnson. ....-.....
DISTRICT DsLEaATTs.-Firs District-Charle, Nesus
Jefferson County aud Vim. Patterson Les County.
Second Distno,-W 7. FuIey, Clinton County, and L. B.
Duahlm, Jack son County - e.. =.
Third Distrct-9co W. W. Grav Alanakee County and D.
Ii. z. Roszel Buchanan County D --.' frlt' sffrsr
Fourth Dsrict-Rcuben Nickel Poweshek County, and
J. =: PsGmersop, johnson County.
, ban DsirietrM, u. McHenry, Polk County and L. ID.
Sixth District y DIN eurier, Woodbury. County, and E.
=. Potter, Story County. rr.
KAYsAs.-The Democratic Convention met at
Topeka on the LIST inst. and organized by appointing
Gov Wilson Shannon President Of the Convention.
Ihe following the delegates elected to the Chicago
Convention:
w c. Mcdowell wihon Shannon. oIn ThuTston, L. B.
Wheat H. / srrkler and J. 4. Taylor ? . 500.
The names Of the electors chosen are as follows:
Nelson Cobb Thomas Bridseas and JohaW. FOREMAN.
The following resolution the only one passed:
Pe,oired This. in favor OF making Ksusas free
asie STATE. .-'.HN .lal ......V
NEBRASKA. An. election has inst taken place
a Nebraska TO decide Ehother The people want state
Government and to elect delegates 10 frame State
Constitution in case the decision is in favor Of state
Organization Partial retors from the principal con
lies ndolte that the people opposed to- State Gov
ernmenl 1 $780,. r,
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Chapter ".

Chapter gT.
And he did many works insoaeh that MS name
Wa, pronounced in many tongues. - i, $500. =
Aud tlers unto him Judith, nom the seaport oil
New bedford who had been sek for many years. and aef
seven days her pans gone she slept soosdy sud did
rejoice in eating her food 100.
And Asa from those which called Qaskers In The great
Cty az PHILADELPHIA wrote epistis saying. u! Drake,
secep, hou tls money which called Grccnnack and hath
ibs picture OF Abraham thy friend ead for verify was
weak exhausted and despondens ate but little and suffered
many pains and thy Plantation Bi,teTs gave health
ikened only unto the visor e yssh >, cI.u,I -,
Sour stomach with general Debility aud Dy,repe pains in
n. parts OF land did this Bters produce astonishing cures
Blu. unbelievs existed and some orosksr srose
thoss whose occupation goneand they said malicious
thng. and trunPecd their dying sorross ,hIossh many
Then Abraham the closer unto Drake and said
This reminds Of story, which 10 10 cay boys always
.tope The beet Be Of good cheer Oace IN Sayamca
County even IVES bisus but the bnrstng Of shell frons
the direction Of Peerbuss csssed Abrshan 70 travel little
fast and he only said send bottle Of Plantation bsseEs
for have not time to wait" .l 81.
And Drake houSshsth Ike the green bay tree The rocks
bear witness 10 his sk and the 6aees proclaim hi roaks 20
ts thoss who may pssa aud Hs>d suffer who vii
use the Plantstica Bitters
Asa ths mausds With voice said: EIpAln unto "a
sAs Dsphc meaning Of 8. T.-seo-x" But because a me
many people his voes oonh not DO hoard md 30 promised "a
ssplsin ell In his next spists. which Win Be Chapter ~
And the crowd DEPARTED each 70 hA hOms with s's ~
bittsrs Ia their hands.
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A Proclamation.

Proclamation.
In the reign OF Abraham whose surname
was Lincoln IN the eighty aud sixth year Of the indie
pandencc Of The States OF America that mighty rebellion
afoss Ii that lsnd -
Aud Abraham aid INTO simon rom tho heyStohe os'e'
BE thou arrnorhezrer ~
And Simon did lie commanded, and nsrshsed mn
isc no l. young and valiant warriors from tie East even
rom the kennsbec from scrqs, we Yrss' river M..,pp
called he soe being Of the Kind whose hair curied
a little they siid; ntt
Those who have r'sen against cownrds and when
they behold banners they Will surely run but they
didif .
And came to pass these mighty armies went forth to
lght on the plains of Manassas.
And sinons men, though valiant and brave were smote
bio aud thigh much that they hurried ofan'y oee~
10 han on Abrlham's bosom.
And lnsny were slaiu but moro wcre wounded: /,
Then there great connection throughout the land Ana
Abraham called aloud upon the wise men and men OF s1
ave the sick and give strength unto tho "ounded
Aud Ia tho North one DRAKE, cunning IN
,nedclne bet Of exceeding m0desiy.
Aud when Abraham and the people behed the wondrui
cures which wrought by Drake Aesshain SAID 9ly
children nr. not srser give thy drink to drink, and
AMI 80 Abraham drank and said there nothing Like
H. not even In SgngaInon County; that was o.f 70 ,c
fine In ighting tie OF the plantations u shs Tor
eyrnor BE- Called Plantation B'ter And 50 u mas oeen
nd the " work which has performed IL witnessed
AZ iris day Ga every town. parish village and hamlet "hefe
The habits Of civilization produce dyspepsia where war creates
accidents and where climate OF exposure destroys "fehsh
And he sd: Let be proclaimed Throughout. the length
and brepdth of the lsad from tue vaoys ana msuA'h
tons tns all who susr from evcrs, dyspepsa weakness
ia, OF appete nervous headache and mental desponfs
nry will end relief through the Plantation BterA Ihey
add the stomach and oiianey 70 inc ""9 % "Hs
A. o people, am living example, -.
And Drake did as he commanded and got HIN piace
IN NV rrest City ofEewloTk. And ss many a. came IN
unto hIrn were healed and went OF their way rejoicing
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TEe Standard, Of Woodstock, VT. says:
THE substitute brokers have found new source oi
supply, and afc now bringing on IN large numters
negroes who fall 10 tho e our armies In Their
advance into the southern country. party OF these
negroes merc boys IN appearance arr In town awntng
sale We lack tine and space 90 spok % this business
a. IL deserves. II the bcks received any far portion
Of the bounty MONEY FOR which thoy arc sold. u would
have better hook but 1t ~ there Is not redecuinB
feature about IL aud 1t ought to Dc di5counisnapocd
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old graies its characteristic and preverbia vicious
ness toward all It's contemporaries by blackgunrding
expose OF its bogus correspondence
The HEw-YoRK TRIBUNE Is the only paper beside
The inteHieacsr That. know Of that has corre-
spondent with Hunters army and bis account pub
lish this morning In connection with ono from our
ancient Wheeling Boy" writer. which makes the
second third instalment OF news have far pub
lished from the same quarter Wheeling Intel
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European Deeamers.
Js received aisss ssso<nsnt Of Inc Frsaeh ksfraes
rsmsdes Toistssss. Hsir-Dsashss, 10. ct HEtAno.us
New Dug Store No. SOL Broadway nsxt Metropolitan Hotel
youns Mems Union Cestr.l Csmmiftee:- -" =,
our late associate aud fellow member Edward W. Oouns'
osq nom the residence Of his father Esst LEI
inaton ay on Tuesday the 18th nst ct o'clock hsnIy
c. PUis rret Thgs R0bias0n, Mp ., kiohsapsp sss'
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mAREEED n.

HUNTING PECK-At the residence Of the brides father.
c. w. DiddIe Of Lynr Msss Dr. q. Hunfting Of New
York 70 Miss Emma Louise eldest dau1tes OF Iiael Peck
esq, Of Soutio1. No cards. ID .. - -.4II .---..
MATHER = WALKER - On Monday, Juns ~, at .st
Georges Church, by the Rev g. IA. TyBg d.. d. J. w.
Msther 70 Bertha j. daughter Of Edward skier ESQ all
Of Thu city. No cards. f| p .. ss a' ;. Tfri
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A letter in The Cincinnati COmmereidt IRON
W iisons Wharf on james River, says:
To-day in a stroll through ex.Presdent Tyic's house
in this county Charles Ciy discovered the iDclosed
IDENTIFY refers 10 the Peace Congress Of early In le6l as
relics and show boy MUCH the cotton gentry desired m
adjustment u difficulties prior to the war Iyers
hoys is in GOOD preservation, although hall Of Grnhts
army have strolcd through IT, Most OF the furniture Is
unharned His niece lives on the adjoining arm SUD
listing on tho charity of tho United Siates foaig
Tyer,s letter 10 his father shows tho Wolknowa ieei
ing u INC ''"'"' "'Ricuaoyp, Pcb 49, 1851.
"sMr DEAR srDDEs: oar friends have last had meet
;np haze al ray Office and send this message TO you.
They thlnk 81 you think upon full view Of te who.
case you esn accomplish noting in the Tay OF ;nc
tho fact =, coon az possible % the Convention
- isyre say. he knows the ssn,e Of The mslony o. ,ne
ia 70 procrastinate from time TO ie and "Poh
,o.bIs proportion to take affirmative scion
tnkand renew my .qsset a'nos y vote ON the
COERCION policy AGAINST The seeded s;sis . no
"syir- Who is here debating this e''er' 'y' no mas ~
time % WITTY Yours ssu' cordially, J. R. TUCKER
"'Hon. J. A. SEDprS -,
"'MY DEAR FATHER: send the iuclosed Ih"''o" "eea
is thonsbt BY n,sny represent Lncoas policy M,
a, erissou (re and slnplc) but of negotiation cannot ia
70 WIN In other words united south can make teIh. spa
The The s NG Ba parry sy hs remedy
hr The Iqs 'n ;ts wy Yaass. fatal .e l'f. his s
,v-rrnty hupbus win be put 90 death end he viii ,,y !.
defeat settlement in favor OF the peace anu oeN"S " ~
south. leaving the South secure sho am,sa.
. W, We sie III 49, 49, ''Iouy TYIsR RoBT TYLsa.
i E1;e .sn y I Ria.ii Penn about %
TO pzocure short letter Of yours Tor eoec
ton lie Is edith. Encycopeta Of American ge,a nen
Win and that Chief Justice fancy has con
tributsd yoar lie Do you know anything about this j.
--->----------
2 IL. N,n. York Herald abuses our Martins
bnrc correspondent like pckpockct In return for ms
mi and complete expose oi the way In which its bogus
West virginia COWS from Hunters army = made up.
No, word NJ our correspondents expose. however Is
refiited 1t does not deny that l. u wilson ns pro.
,ended writer with Hunters army is not now and never
was with Tasr upths Valley and that 81 s sG Rs. he
I ~ p;cJmont wss compiled and concocted at Martins
\ Surg' III miles distant from the battle Mold.
IN. vet been published Com the battleHs OF Piedmont
10 that which West Virginia boys nave .. INV
"a. Ts.ejeerosr Ofcourse. We DO not prosene 70 CON
pete with Tas Herald .. nswspspevT eus : aar, y
o,o,ious that In the matter Of West virginia hews ~
krd and description our columns have regularly
furnished to that sheet and all tbs leading papers 2, ~,
country their earliest fullest ana 'n'' "'"'"''''
Information. ,,..o h,I -. as~
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CORRECTION Col. Thos M. Reid,
lishoaoraby dismissed fom the Army. belonged to the
Goth Regiment n Y. :. n c.. or ls9i n. Y. .Volaa.
toers. Corcofan Legion not thc Goth n Y. ", IIish
brigade
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Special Notices.

Eighteenth w,rd Union Association. The rr;n''t
r,an,iy f.siiur OF tie above Association will BE- held 81
Iiesdglsrters broadway and I'd st. on TUESDAY
ENENfNG, June %, u O'Clock : .
Wa. DRrSsoSD, s.e,.,,,is. 90
Nn. ~ UPDlGE IVY
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Clothing.
SUMMER GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
DEyLIN & Co.
u.v. moderate Stock Of SUMMER CLOTHING msnuisc-
r.a .v,ou,ly 70 the las. season. which WIN be sold ct
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
=. mice, based upon GOLD q. PAR, hne opportunity 'r
|'uh"' '' DEVI.IN & CO.,
rt BROADWAY. cor. 0RAND-sr.
BROADWAY, cor. WARREN-sE
.lg. . ....... GOO