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Hotel Personal,

Commodore Schcnok, United States Navy,
and the Hon. G. Z. Hurbut. Washington, arc at the
Aston House
COUNT sQlQeTt French Legation; Capt, Grant, Brit.
l I army Andrew Law. Montreal. aud Jose Lechcs.
havana. are at the BreyCOrt House.
c: B'fthwlck. London; j. +. Dorr. Paris and A.
;. Schultz, Havana. ut the Clarendon Hotel
). Granville loyt. Nashville, Tenn. aud John Rose.
Chicago. are NJ the Finhaye. Hotel.
W. NJ. Black. Montreal, IL at the Everett House
Manuel Olivier and q. Oeher. Vero Cruz. and ID. IT,
Baldwin, Georgia are at tie New York Hotel.
Lieut.. Com, II. l.. MulIen is ut the Metropolitan
Hotel,
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Tup BrooKLyy PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

THE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
The Ninth Annual meeting ofthe Philharmonic Society
Of Brooklyn was held at the Aceemy OF nhic On
oorts were presented from which 1t appears that the
society now numbers Az members The average re-
ceipts from concerts last year were e5co ana Tie cd'
independent Of this surplus tho society has Invested In
stocks, &C. e. GOO all of which proves That i Is In
highly prosperous condition. Board OF % DIRECTORS
WINS elected upon whom the duty Of electing officers at
q subsequent meeting will devolve.
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BARRY's TRICoPHgROUs FOR THB SKIN AND
HAn-P.rOnzed by the principal families In Europe and
America Th, excellent article 10 admitted to be the stand
ard preparation for all purposes connected with the Hair
prevents ito falling off, eradcaes sca Dsndrad Sc., and
keeps 1t in the most beautiful condition. ls hao'uA a'e
render. the use Of OIL pOmaum or any other preparation
on,,. .uuerauou,. Sold by Newbury Sons No. 4s st.
Ps.. London; Gavey No. IT Queen-ss Jersey. Europe;
Slayer No. 92s Picsdy London; Jones Co., No.*s Bou'
evard des Cspuciu Paris Birch, No. Moesworthst DUB
lin, Aptonin Post s,ra's. No. Hambursi Gotfhuf vos'
Hamburg; Henery, Hghs, Guernsey; Green No. 10 High
st. Grantham Lincolnshire, COnsaa. Madrid SPAIN Co,o
Havana; Lyman Brothers, Canada; Morton Co.. Nova oe0
tia, Graham Nefoundland Bursoyns Co.. San ffanci'.0
Watson, Prince Edwards Island; Hemp'eaa nen'.'
Pom Panama, Niobey, BRAZIL Moss Co., Australia
u,,ou. Yer. Cruz aexico Kennedy, Jsspa, Wsn' rro''
IA, Loc..,s Russia; Bsnait Chnai Manlove 'spani
.,o, Office No. 81. Pesr NswYOsk, and By oil a'"ss''
tbrou ebout the United States.
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ROBERT s. NEWTON. NJ. D.

Robert s. NEWTON, NJ D..
pa.,s..a. o, SURGERY AND CLINICAL MEDIolss
In the
EcLscrIc MEDICAL Con- S"A ~
PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED
in tho City Of New York and gives especial attention 10
SuRGERY AND CHRONIC DisEAsEs.
CANCER CURED
The NewYork Medical News and Cancer Journal lays that
Dr. Newton has examined and treated FoUR HrSDSEr
CAsEs OF CANCER by the Eclectic Method OF treatment dis
covered and first practced by himself.
Office No % East Eighteents first door west Of Broad
way Hours for Office Consultation from to 10 m and
) to 7 p. m. every day.
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DIED.

p,pNrsA A, Paterson NJ j. on Tuesday 18th inst, Sarah
L. wife of Dr. Orson Barnes and daughter Of Charles Dan
forth, esq ,, A. ~.
Rroadwsy Paterson Friday 18th inst at o'clock m
Friends Of tho family invited attend without further
invitation.
DIXONOn Wednesday, the nth Inst, at her late residence
No 0 Rutser-st. Miss Sarah Dixon.
Notice of funeral in Tomorrow paper.
ELDER-On Monday evening 18th inst, Mary o. Havemeyer
wife of J. Lawrence Elder.
The relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral from
the residence Of her father f. C. ilavemeyer No @ Wes
EoaEtseu,ast.. On Thursday afternoon as5 O'Clock.
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Tn. Democracy of Allegheny County, Pa

PuTsBrRGH, Wednesday, May IL. 1863.
The Democratic County Convention as
,embled to-day and passed resolutions lamentng the
death of President Lincoln denouncing me assessing
and promising President Johnston suIpor IN e'eIt =.
fort 10 restore the Union. Delegates were elected 10
the State Convention favorable TO the nomination o.
the Hon James y. Barr for Suryeyor.GeneraL lie is
The present incumbent OF that Office.
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philadelphia Cattle .Iarkc,-MAY IL.

There was fair supply Of Beef Cattle thi' week. the our
jng, amounting TO $50 head. The market ives heavy nnd
nIlc,, decurd saes were uhds at from ri2 to 10 iVo
b. for common and good Prime and extra cattle sold al
from 4 II to $40 ia. .av.nc.a
.iyhtIv: the sales amounted TO nearly to head az PI
ranging from to yc. ID for clipped aud from ID 'e"
Tor wool sheep. - , ,,o had Tho
Uoos-The supply Of Hog amounted 70 Icy ~ oa
msrEc, was dull and prices ruled from t. *It d Al,
Cowsrhis rnark was dull, and la hrsd wee and
from 25 10 $50 for sprngers and $3o to 30" ''' ~"
LII
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The Kentucky Legislature.

CINCINNATI, Thursday. May II, FOB.
The Commercial has a special dispatch from
Frankfort XIV. which says tina. the Kentucky Legislt-
ture assembled yesterday but quorum was present
The special business Of the session is 10 try Chief JUS
tice Iultt the charge of conspirng 10 overthrow
the Government II is reported that Bnllitt has re-
signed in order to escape trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

THEFT OF MoygY-Agnes Mrrissey, resid.
ing q, No. l6i powningst, on Tuesday night entered
fhe APARTMENT of Margaret Kelly, No. Ia Downng-st,
and stole tie sum o. $40. portion OF the stolen
money was found in her possession Justice Dodge
committed her for trin.
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,ented a report In favor
Total ....................' .',.''''""~

The following resolution presented snd aid ovet
Re.ored That the salaries Of the Principal scs IT,
nj snd professors Of the Free Academy be increased ~ %
~, ~ 40 ner snnum respectively That 70 per cen' %
sdded a.re: Of the Lbr:.n :nd the T"to be in
sssd rs M cent on the respective salaries M
in the annexed report aud that th, salary ~. s.ct
increased si0o per annum' 'a'd 'n''''''' "
January LIST 1865"
The Board then adjourned.
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fAdyertisemen'.U

OIL SUBsCRrPTIoNs.-Orig shares 81. 900
each For full particulars Of this enterprise See this
paper of last Saturday To secure Of the few shares
That may be had address at once, DUNCAN ~ MITCHE-
con, n. u. corner Fourth and Wannt-sts.. Phila.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

fAdver'isement
JEFFERs', No. 573 Broadway, is the BEST place
to buy Ladies' and CLildrel's Boots and Shoes. lie Is
selling at about onehalf last years prices.
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FROM ss.OUIsvlLLE'

yeE, Davis-Mis Movemenss q" nc secret
Tie Con,,itutiornr Amen amcn'-('c"'
Thomns.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. wednesday, May II. 'oo''
Mai. Gen. Palmer left for Frankfort tod. V
1t is expected that the Constitutional Amendment
will be discussed on Saturday by our Legislature.
Major.G Gen. Thomas will return here on Friday and
not 20 to Washington as reported
Our military authorities prohibit any disclosures as
to the progress Of JEFF Davis toward Washington.
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boston, "Wednesday, NAY II, Ie61
The schooner Ella of Marbehead Dound 10
,va.i,oon IN going 10 sea to-day ran into and sunk
the schooner ii. Il. Foster Of haehias, from ooutn
hmbov' Crew saved. Tie Ella put back for repairs
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Conspirators Respited.

WASHINGTON Thursday. May II. 100.
II is understood that the President yesterday
respited the sentences ~ the Indiana consprators.
Bowes and Milligan. from Friday next TO the 2d OF
June and commutcd that Of Hersey to imprisonment
for life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

NINE. DEMOREsTs IMPERIAL DRESS ELE.
vAToRs for raising the dress in graceful folds and let
ting it down at WILL Price IS cents. No. ALB Broad
way. and ut all the trimming stores. Sent post iree
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u.~.,nss or Produce.

1850 bbls Flour l2s bbls Wh hssy Corn
bbIs Corn Meal. 100 bush. Wheat ';"J shes.
70 oiss Lard. So pkgs OH Cake. llGo pigs ''0''
sions q 8l5 pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

tAdyertisement-I
ITCH! ITCH lTCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCH ScRATcHl
BLANKS ITCH CERATE
will the Itch in rtysix hours also cures Scald
Hoad Old Sores. and all Eruptions Of the Skim CON
tans mercury Price 50 cents per box For sale by
DEAAs BARNES e. Co.. No. 81 Park.rOw, aud all Drug
gsts in New. York.
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IAhvcflisenlent

NEwELL's Perfect Fitting Shirts, ready made
ard to order. Undershirts, Drawers. Hdkfs. Gloyes
Ties, &C.. sent C. q. ID. - A.. NEWELL, 655 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

DIR. J. Foster jenkins having resigned , .n'
office of General Secretary Of tho United ,, "a hi,
tary Commission. John 5. Ha.ch!ord oi n''''" ~
successor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

Doors. SHOES, and GArTS RS "a a. snn Muu''
Prices. at JOINS KnSwARDs, No. ~ ~.--------
BEAUTIFUL LIrE.LrK Ran, p,SrV ar An mega.
Csrtes ygnetts % FER ao.,a No iso Chstham-st NJ y
tiyes registered. H. a. L."'.' -. =
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Attainment Of the Massachmsctts Legs
lalu re.

BOSTON. Wednesday. Nav II, 1865.
The Massachusetts, Legislature adjourned SINE
die this afternoon.
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fAdve.,isemeut.l

fAdverti'emeutl
Gents all wool Suits, SIS.
Boys all wool SHIFTS, 50, at I. v. BRoKAw's.
No. "A Fourthave and No. G2 Lafayette-place.
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IAlvertI sefnruf. |

II HOUSES saved from burglary in three
weeks; six years experience without failure Office Of
Burglar Alarm Telegraph, 1919 Broadway. l.. HOLMES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

Furniture,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF the lsfost styles consisting OF
PARLOR, DINTNG.ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES.
Rosewood Walnut and Maple, retailing at msunsct1rorS
prices at +. kRU1INA'S
MANDATORY AND WAREROOMS.
Nos. 80 20 East Houston-st.,
Between Bowery and Secondavs
All goods warranted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18
Fire In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday. May a. 1855.
Merrick g. Sons extensive foundery in the
First Ward is on fire. and 1t Is feared will be destroyed
II Is the largest machine shop in the State, employing
100 hands.
SECOND DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, May II. 1885,
Merrick's Foundry occupied whole square,
on Fifth Fourth, Washington and Federalsts. Tho
Ere broke out in the paint shop In the center OF the
building and most OF the buildings on Fith-st were
destroyed.
The room containing valuable drawings was among
Hhose destroyed II Is impossible TO estimate the Dam
age but from the extent Of the fire II must be large
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lAdvrrliscment.l
CoRys BUSIOys, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARIE No 160 Broadway
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MABRIE ID.

v,Nr,r- scOFIELD-On Tuesday, May l6' ls6', 0 the
idsnce Of the brides mother, BY tho Rev IheodoIe ~
LILY ,ush,sr OF the James A. Scodsld Esq., OF this city
New: Haven (Conn.) papers please copy.
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The CELEBRATED PIASO-FORTHs.
WV. KsADx K Co.'S
PIASo.FoRrs WARsRoons
RgMovED
No $50 BnoADwAH
up Stsirs.l
GRAND PiAyos
SagARs Pianos
UPRrsRr PfAHos
sp,endd assortment Of tho celebrated "Knabe" Pianos
OF every style in Grand Square and uprshs will always be
found In the new, spacious wnrerooms,
No. Go BROADWAY.
The "Knabe" Pianos have received the most cordial te
eniss from the highest Of the musical world such as
TnALsxss, OorrscHALx SArrxs, SrRAKoscH. Musro An
Schultz and many Others
J. BAUER & Co, Ageuts.
No. $50 Broadway.
Up stairs)
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Amnn Il. Dickinson
DIR. schenclx's Large Rooms,
80. 80 BOND.ST., NETWORK,

NO. OItINs
crowded with patients TUESDAY the 18th inst not
the effort made to impose upon the public by ID
verti.inz new Office Dr. sCHENCKS ROOMS have been 81
No. % BONDST for three years. where he has
fully Consumption and all Diseases Of the Lungs Liver
&c. and they will continue to be there only Dr. sCHENCK
has no other Office in NewYork He will be at bis rooms
No. % Bondst New York, usual every Tuesday only.
from until O'Clock (sdvice free but bis meda
cnes may be obtained there at oil times.
Dr. SCHENCK will also continue to make his usual visits
to Boston, Baltimore and othe cities Ali letters should be
addressed to Dr. J. H. SCHENCKS Principal Office. north
ems. corner of Sixth and Philadelphia Beware
OF innostorsi
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Tonrd of Education.
PROPOSALS POR pUEL AND AWARDS OF CON
TRACTS, ETC.


The Board met at five o'clock last evening"
tie President, JAMES NJ MCLEAN esq. IN the cha'r.
report was received from the Coinmit'ee On oup'
niles on the award Of contracts ior iue i'i '"0 ''"
ending May 25 ls6G. with resolutions ,h"' '"' WI"
tract for coal to be supplied to the SCHOOLS unuo,
A., poo-J ho awarded 10 the New. York and
Senylti Coal Company at - n per tnn Of 2io lbs
non said Company giving secnrty for the faithful per-
a. at The contract for wood be awarded to John
zee n sn Of s. @ per cord for oak and ten cents per
en-. per load for saving and splitting the same TespeG,
ns ncr cord for saving and splitting the same and
he sad Barnard 10 give security for the faithful per-
frmancc Of bis contract The resolutions were aaopeu
resolution was adopted adverse 10 INCREASING '"o
"a aries of assistant teachers
Tho Finance Committee presented report IN iavor
Of requesting the Controller 10 place TO the credt OF
the Board subject to requisitsn tho SUN OF s3ooooo
Agreed 10. 4, ,svo,
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Perry,s Moth and FreckIe Lotion.

PerryHB MOth ana FrecKIe .SOtfOhs
u Chioasua MotLpstoh (also called Lver'potl snd
Len,,ro or Frecke are oen very annoying particularly 70
ladies OF hight compile the dscoloed spots show more
plainly on the face blonde than Of brunette but they
greatly mar the beauty eher and preparation thai viii
efect1ay them riou inurng the TEXTURE o. color %
ne skfn il certainly dcsderatum DEB Z. rEhhf, whe
ba, made diseases of the skin specially has discovered
remedy for these diseoorsops which Is at once promp
infalible, and harmless. 80
For sale in New York by Demss Barnes Co.. No. 81 Park
row. T. c. Wells Co., No. lis Frankn-st, and Fraser
Prepared only Ly b. c. PERRY Dsrrnstologst, No y
Bond NewYok and for sale by all drugsists price ~
P'' PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
For further information address Dr. b. L. PERRY. No "
Bond Ct, New.York
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Gpecial Notices.

Union General C0mmftee.-A special meeting Of
this COMMITTEE will be held hesdqnaers corner Brotfwy
and Twenty thirdst, on THURSDAY ENFNlND, May u.
1865, at O'Clock JAMES kbLLf' rrenne".
G GnsnI II "a Hale HgEIAr Secretaries
Aunn Il. Dickinson
ON ORR MARTYKED PRESIDENT.
At plymouth Church. Brooklyn,
THURSDAY EVENING, May H.
For psrcu Lectures and Meetings another page
Neptune LOdge.-The Members of Neptune Lodge
No. ST. Z. and A. hereby notified TO meet AZ their
rooms. of Broome and Crosbyss FRIDAY, May
49, O'Clock for the purpose Of paying the Last tribute o.
respect to deceased Brother, Charles w. Fuller.
By order Of VIM. DAVIS. w. M.
JoHy NIXON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

You Cannot Have n Healthy Consultation whis
your BLOOD is Impure. CONSTITUTION LIFE SlhUr
the system OF and stimulates the vital organs
10 vigorous and healthy action expens disease and estor.
ing tie health. LIFE SYRUP rapidly cures disease rhies
are caused BY IMPURE BLOOD Scrofna or Kings EviI'
Tumors Old Sores. Ulcers Bloches. Erptions, Pmges'
BoiIs Eryspess letter Salt Rheum, St. Anthonys Fne
Syphis and all foul diseases Disease Of the Heart raPA
ton Dyspepsia Liberation of bones Of the Nose scalp ana
FACE Use CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP aud you will b
surprised at its rspdy removing these diseased IL leaves
the blood pure the complexion clear and the system NE
from disease. Sold by all Druggists
MORGAN l. ALLEN, Wholesale Druggists
General Agents. No. 46 Chd.st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

Cabinet Furniture af the L0west Manufacture.
ers' Prfces-We have constantly on hand, and ce %
order In the latest styles rosewood black walnut end black
aud ait Paror suts aud walnut Library and Dining Suits;
rosewood walnut and chestnut Bedroom and Chamber sui
of all articles in line to which We
the attention of public nd examine our goods
before purchasing elsewhere All goods warranted
We'll 4 BRAUNSDORF,
Nos l25 and 1877 Rivngon, bet Norfolk and Essex sts
The Belt Railroad passes within two blocks of the store
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~ ''' WAsnISGTos. Wednesday May H. 1865
GEN. sHERMAYS ARMY.
The advance of Gen. Shermans army reached
Alexandria YESTERDAY afternoon. Sheridans cavalry
are encamped short distance from the Long Br1dge
ON the Virginia side.
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No man can be fully jubilant over our veto
e. until he hs, visited the Halter ksox to wave triumph
sny over his wayy locks Of Ksor incomparaoy cheap
l,pd.ome. and durable HATS from No. 2l2 Broadway
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AS UTANAS TEMPLE At EPHESUS VIZ tHo
most perfect building Of it's class m tho world 20 Is okSs
Lat Sore No 53 Broadway the largest and most elegantly
stocked establishment IN tho whole retail Hat uade nen
ton /. invited almost lfne.. a"ortnent' oi oe
mon. Hats Ladies. Misses and Chiidrens Fancy ha BOYS
Hat and Csp and also to tue recent sweeping fsaa'0
Ia prices
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COLGATE a. Co.'S BROWN WINDSOR ana
OL,clRISE SOAPS for the toet-ioI sale ~ al
dealer, ~ perfumery and fancy articles.
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GEN. SHERMAN.

Gen. Sherman, under sense of injustice done
him by the publications of the Secretary of War; wrote
letter from Raleigh explanatory Of bis negotiations
with Johnston which be requested might be given the
same Publicity the secretarys structures II is a
noteworthy fact that SheImans letter has thus far been
suppressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

AT Old Prices. --RErRIGRRAToRs, CUTLERY,
P,ATrp WARE CHINA, Glass. CooKIS0 UTENSILS &c, AZ
T. ID BAuyoRps Great Bskar Cooper Institute. Astorpace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
William, ,nrcacles doctor or medicine Pamphlet mailed
f,. an recent Of ten cents Address L. b. foorE NJ d.
No. J. 10 Broadway. New YORK.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-09

From Rev. J. H. Turner Pastor of uc,,dipg NJ
Church. Phla.
DR.. jackson Dear Sir Having used your German
Btters In my family frequently, prepared to sa.
that it has been of great service believe that in mes
of general debility of the system it the
and most valuable remedy of which have any know
edge.
Yours, respectfully, J. III. TURNER,
No. 125 n. Nineteenth Street
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-09
A Romance Of the War.
The following sad story is told by the

Romance OF the War.
The following sad story is told by the
Poughkeepsie Eagle:
In the year 1861, when the first call for
troops was made, James Hendrick, young
man of eighteen, resolved to leave his faith.
er's home in Wisconsin, and 20 forth to
battle for the flag. At the time mentioned
he was attached to young girl Of nearly
were rated among the "rich" ones in that
Goodridge. Previous to leaving for the
ton, promising to return in few months.
After the first battle of Bull Run his regi.
ment was ordered to Washington, and re-
ceiving Lieutenant's commission, Hen
drick resolved to enter the service for three
years, and wrote to his parents and sweet.
heart to that effect. The news was receiv.
ed by the girl with foreboding, and she re.
solved to accompany him. She immediate.
~ acquainted her parents with her resolve,
who, in reply, turned her from the house
and bade her never come back.
She went, and finding out her lovers
regiment, obtained permission to do the
cooking at the Colonel's headquarters
cue lOllOWeu tne regiment through tue
battles Of Gettysburgh, Antietam, Frede-
ricksburg, the Wilderness, Cold Harbcr,
Petersburg and Richmond, and in the
intervening time went out with young Hen
edrick in many skrmishes and raids, in one
"of which she was wounded in the arm, the
ball making a very bad flesh wound. After
Lee surrendered, the object Of her choice
was taken suddenly sick, and was forwarded
in an ambulance to Washington, where he
was placed in an hospital. Here again her
noble heart showed itself She watched
over him, bathed his fevered brow, read to
him, wrote home letters for him. and on
Thursday last, with broken heart, closed
his eyes in death. The day before, an
Episcopal minister joined the two in mar.
riags-he dying with painful disease, and
she nearly crazed with the thought that,
after four long years Of suffering, he for
whom she had given up home, friends,
everything dear on earth, and for whom
she had braved every danger, had gone to
another world.
The poor girl passed up on the Hudson
river railroad on Thursday, for her home in
the far West, not knowing or caring
what sort of reception awaited her
there.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-09

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Churck
Germantown, Penn.
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir:-Parsonal expericnol
enables me to say that regard the German Bittsz
prepared by you as most excellent medicine. In
of cold and general debility have been great
benefited by the use of the Bitters and doubt not ~
will produce similar effects others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pe:.a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-09
Read aUhO Says So :

From the Rev. L. G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist ChGr
Pemberton, n. j., formerly of the North Baptist
Church. Philadelphia.
have known Hollands German 3.;-
tiers favoraby for number of years have used Ii IA
in my family, and have been pleased with tEes
effects that was induced to recommend them to
Others and know that they have operated i'll q ke
ly beneficial l take great pleasure IN Il ~
publicly procaiming this fact, and calling the attenci
those afflicted with the diseases for which they
recommended, to these Bttors, knowing from exrsrs
ence that my recommendation will bee sustained. | -Q
this more eheerfuliy Ioohands Btters il intelG
benefit the afflicted, and il mot a rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK