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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-23

were men identified with the South, like
Gen. Alfred Torbert, who shares with
Sheridan the honors of the Shenandoah.
Another fact may be noteworthy. No
West Point officer has ever been concerned
in violation of our neutrality laws. All
fillibusters have come from civil life.
This institution has effected almost all
that we have done for military architecture
and gunnery. Our whole coast is bas
toned with masonry, for which the draw
ings have been made by these cadets.
The history of West Point, it might have
occurred to Grant, is test of the Laney
enterprise of our national youth. The
same year in which we proclaimed our in
dependence gave us the suggestion for a
military academy. Its proposers were
civilians, Messrs. Sherman, Gerry and
Lewis; Washington was its seconder, and
Gen. Knox its first military advocate, and
Brigadier General Huntingdon first named
West Point as the proper spot. A citizen,
George Barron, was the first instructor of
the cadets. Our reverses in the war of
1912 are ascribed to the negligence of the
government in taking so little care of
West Point. Down to that year West
Point had graduated only eighty-nine
cadets, and in 1913 only one graduate
passed out The academy received its first
battery Of light artillery in September,
1889. Up to that time only twelve horses
were at the disposal of pupils.
The cost Of West Point up to the pres
ent time "a period of sixty-two years., has
been about seven and half millions of
dollars; the government lands comprise
upwards of two thousand acres, and were
settled fifty years before the revolution.
There are about forty instructors en-
ployed; all are Americans except the
sword master.
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The subscription Fund for Mrs. Lin.
coin Not Abandoned.

From the N. Y. Tribune Sth
The Springfield Mass. } Republican most
mistakenly says:
''The scheme for q popular subscription to
raise one hundred thousand dollars for Mrs.
Lincoln has been abandoned. 1t has been as.
certained that the late President left an ample
fortune-very much larger than was at first
supposed. Popular respect for Mr.. Lincoln
will be exhibited in subscriptions to the monu-
ments to be erected to his memory; or, still
better, to the erection of homes for our disabl-
Cd soldiers in his name."
No part of the above most mischievous
paragraph is true. The subscription for
the widow and surviving children of our
late lamented President has not been aban-
doned, and will not be, though it's success
may oe defeated by such cruel fabrications.
On the contrary, it is now going forward !;
the treasurer mr. B. B. Sherman, No. 95
Wall street, is one of our most respected
merchants, and the effort is backed by a
number of our worthiest and most hon
ored citizens. All that is asked is one dol
lar from each person who is willing to con.
tribute that sum toward making up to Mrs.
Lincoln and her children the salary whereof
they were deprived by the assassins pistol.
That is all.
We have hitherto stubbornly refused to
say word concerning the circumstances
in which Mr.. Lncoln's death left his fami-
ly, because we are only asking the Ameri-
can people to pay their righteous debt to
their sentinel shot down at his post But
it is not true-tar from it-that "the late
President left an ample fortune" On the
contrary, we happen to know that Mr.. Lin
coins executor and nearest friend, United
States Judge Daniel Davis, of Illinois,
after taking an account of the estate. has
notified Mrs. L. that she cannot afford tn
keep house on her means, but must board,
50 much in reply to the Republican, and
we trust not to feel constrained to retarn
to the subject.
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Eastern Travel-The Michigan Cen.
trail Route.

The following, from correspondent of
the Chicago Republican, in regard to the
comfort of travelling on the Michigan
Central is confirmed by many of our per-
sonal friends:
On the Michigan Central Railway a traveller
is hardly conscious Of the thirty miles per
hour, and were it not for the inevitable rumbl-
ing OF wheels and rapid glimpses of objects,
might reasonably suppose himself at home
reading the same paper or book with which he
whiles away the hours of passage.
RaIiroadlDg as an art must now be nearly at
Its IT.. climax. We cannot very well suggest or
add an Improvement in speed, SAFETY, or COM
fort, and so SIMPLE are all the modern improve
ments. that we regret that twenty-five years
have passed away before they were adopted.
On the Michigan Central Railroad each car Is
provided with twelve wheels, making its mo
tion uniform like that of millipedc and for the
same reason; The plan also prevents all acci.
dents resulting from the breaking of wheels.
since the fracture, or breaking of one wheel in
each group will not throw the car from the
track. Not q single accident of this kind has
ever occurred during sixteen years.
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SIX hundred packages of Hudson Bay
goods arrived on the Milwaukee Yesterday.
They will go overland to the Red River, and
thence to Fort Garry by steamer.
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The French Government prohibits the two
sous subscription TO present Mrs. Lincoln with
q medal.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11
FROM NEW ORLEANR.

NV ORLEANS. September Z.
The Times Jackson special says Gen.
Slocum has recalled his order opposing
Governor ShArkey's call for militis. Gov
ernor Shsrksy came out in 8 letter en-
bodyings portion ofthe President's Procla-
nation, which sustsins the Governor in
the case of Sharkey and Slocum. The
President says he believes 9 military force
can be organized sufficient to enforce civil
authority in the State which would enable
the Federal Government to withdraw their
force to g great extent from the State,
and thereby reduce the enormous expense
of the military there to suppress any insuf.
~rectionary movement. He saYs the people
must be trusted with their governments
The proclamation authorizing the restofa-
ton of the State government required the
Military and Provisional Governor not to
impede in any way the communicating OBJ.
ject of his appointment.
Cotton firm st from A to 46. Sales 500
bales; weekly sales 10000 stock SO, 600.
New York Exchange weak, and from
three quarters to seven-eighths discount
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FROM NEW YnRK-

NEW LUX september 3.
Inc Herald's New Orleans correspor
dent has the following: A recent incer
diary fire at SelmA Alabama, destrove
5000 bales of cotton.
GeneraI Asboth commanding the distric
of West Florida, has issued an order eIyinl
paroled rebel prisoners distinctly 10 uu
derstAnd that their paroles do not Civ
them immunity to violate the laws of Con
gress or the regulations of the President
proclamation in regard to slavery.
General OAnby has forbidden th,
Asyor OF New Orleans TO interfere In hi
sale or lease or disposal of the whsryes O
hat city claiming them as captured pron
erty of the Nationar Government.
A grand charity bali for the benefit o.
both Union and rebel disabled soldiars !,
to take place in New Orleans on the njobi
of the 10th inst
General Sheridan has authorized the con.
yeyanee of passengers and freight between
New Orleans and Texas by Government
transports.
By the explosion on the Both ult. of one
OF the boilers Of the steamer Rsindeer from
new orleans Tor Malaco when forty miles
below the former place, forty lives were
sscrineed and about thirty persons
Tho Hor.id1s p;~L-
re-ssssrts bis fo,nsr .tota1o1 2
dent ,Jobnson sccon,nsn;o5 ~ resi-
Bols Of Ia GahiHea mem
officers of distinction, will shortly visit
that city and other portions of the South.
and that he will preside at an important
meeting in the late capital of the rebel
Oonfederacy.
The Worlds Washington special says
that twelve thousand six hundred a1d
si1ty.seVen scres of public lands were
taken up under the Homestead law, for
actual settlement at the Land Office in
Bonneville: During the month of August
me cash sales Tor the same time amounted
to two thousand two hundred and eighty
two dollars. s55f,
It's reported that Kirby Smith has been
ordered to reportlto the Va Department,
and Is now en- route from New Orleans.
The Worlds special sAyss The number
OF troops on the pay and muster rolls of
the army Is IS follows: Regulars l8 600;
colored troops 90, 1000 white volunteers
loo, o00. The number actually In the field
at the present time is about $50, 900. This
number Is, however, being reduced each
day by the mastering out of several thou
sand men.
The Iroquois has been ordered home
from the Mediterranean squadron.
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.SREC1AL NOTICES.

MoRENORs SPIRIT FOR THE
5eass r~estorss grsy hair 20 he original color. No.
sSns lts ielasgo lt end gives f. glOssy and yo1tS.
iyl2952-
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JACKsON NEWs

AOAA PoPOA OOASCAALuk IQ6 1
- DR.. Kane is pronounced By his family 8
friends in this city 9 canard.
On JACKSON NEWS.
JACKSON, September g.
~ Troops are arriving here, preparatory
tina evacuation of the State. The peor
rejoice at the restoration of civil authorit
The Marine barracks at the foot of {
hill near Veksburg were burned TuesdI
ne night by incendiaries.
The colored population hsye voted
" assist each other to maintain schools.
r. Il DRY cO0Os.
d WHITE AND Fancy GOODS
i, HOVER & HIGBEI
o. Have received this day,
6hirred XasIIss. Tucked EusLins
IHdla Long flOths, NaiHsoOks,
= hWlsS AuSIins, 7~arlsans, w
II BONNET RIeRoNs,
u TRIMMING, VELVET, BIBBONs
Gin Plain oOiOrs aud Bright Plaids.)
VAEEcIEHHEs AND ENGLISH THREAD EDGIHGS
POtas Ganze, galtese, HonitOn, Va,en
a e1enness English Thread and Point
!. ,--rs Applique Lace Collars.
LACE BARBs, LACE Wells.
3 EMBROIDERIES.
> Emb. handkerchief, Hemstitched Ditto
:. trimming oordsS Kid Gloves, sc.
2S9 Superior Street.
Crumb, BaSIingIOn & Kendall
1SIEKS! SILKS!
The finest assortment in the city in .
PLAIN BLACK,
PLAIN COEORED,
ELEGANT COLORED GROS GRAIN,
LYONS TAFFETAS,
COLORED and BLACK DRAGUETS.
sug19 Just opened
AIDES DRESS GOODS.
MORGAN, ROOT & 90.
. have just received
FREHOH MEBINOs-Ohoioe colors and cheap,
MUSLIN DE LAIHEs-New Fall STILES.
M6ARihA0K P8JsIs.Very choice styles;
BALMORAL SKI RT5-A f6Il stock.
BLEAOHED COITOHs-A good assortment.
Housekeeping Domestic Goods
In every variety.
For cheap goods, at wholesale or retail, go to
Aug3 MORGAN. loot a OO.'s.
PLAOK sILKS-Blegant Black silks
u Opened to-day. J. d. DEWITT . 90.
Union LINENS.-BowER & HIeBEE
" have Inst received . lot Of Union Shifting Lin
ems, ct . lower price than Cotton.
sePs 2ss s6PERIOR sTREET.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD & co,
21E SUPERIOR STREET.
OFFER TO-DAY,
Two THOUSAND YAEDs
CHOICE STYLES DeLAIEES.
Two shiuings and siIpence per Yard.
TAYLOR, GRIsWoLD & 90.
SEPT az Superior street.
NEW AUTUMN. GOODS.
E. l. BALDWIN & 90.
Hayeiust opened
Five Cases
NEW FAkL DE LANES.
Three Case
FRENCH MERINOS,
Also, Two Cases
WOOL Reps,
-aae9s 81. BALDWIN 4 CO.
FssMf SIX sIH 191ARgR PIsl9 EDgG q z FJ TIA Tie: SS Il
-15Y e -14 NJ. HALLE q CO.'S,
. ang28 a.a 900 20 lat Water street.
LIVE CASES RsD WORsTED IA
II BILE Covers, and i've cAsss Linen Table Covers,
jus: ssS Sgsn'd' at M. HAt Ia & : co., !s,...
TWENTY GROSS JET BUCKLES,
- NJ. HALLE & CO.'S,
sug28 l7 Water street.
HIT. HOVER & Co.,
Ha,ej Just received a iui stock of
Fall Dress Goods!
Empress Cloths, POplins, b
Freaeh HerlnOs, A.,
Black and OOlOred Alpacas. {
Also, q large Stock Of (
RICH SILKS,
With 3 full line Of
WOOL SHAWLS BREAKFAST DO.
CLOTHS, OASStMBREs, :
LADIES CLOTHS, PRINTS
DELAINES AND DOMESTICs,
With all kinds Of
GOODS
. superior Street, Corner seneca. t
AugS6 1
ONE THOUSAND DOZEN WOOL q
" EN- hose and Socks, just received at {
n. HALLE 4 CO.'S,
- auR26 f 147 water street. I
GREAT REDUCTION /
IL fnB PHIcEs OF l
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Saturday Evenings Edition,
THE WTRz T9T6I-

: WAsHRGToEi September Q.
The Tribune's Washington specieI laws
thai during the progress Of the trial o-dav
one OF WlTz counsel took up an Illustrated
paper depicting the horrors of his prison
pen. The prisoner deToured Il with intense
interest for several minutes and then psssed
back the psper with III concealed emotion.
Tne evidence today was of unusual intar.
est and the court room was denselv crowd
Sd with ladies and gentlemen, and among
whom were the Hon. Arthur Hiunard. M
r Hnd Louis Jennings. correspondent of
the London Times Several official docu.
ments which fell into our hands upon the
capture OF Richmond were presented and
f0lly authenticated by Captain o. NJ. Selp
OF the Confederate War Depsrtmeat-1
There is much more evidence of the same
sort which clearly duplicates JEFF. Davis
and the rebel government in q full knovI.
eoge OF and scquiescence in, these unhesrd
of bsrbsrities.
Indeed, General Kinder, was -promuloat-
Cd upon an official presentation of his cr1al. |
ues. The government has the namss of
several thousands of prisoners who might
De summoned 20 testify, but their r~ecitsls
would be but 9 REPETITION OF the testimonT
already received and but few more Union
prisoners will be called. A large number
of rebel civilians and officers are here and
VIII testify Tor the prosecution.
a military commission has been ORGAN
lied Tor the trial at St. Louis, Of, the burn
ers OF our steamers on the western rivevs /
Ii Is stated that the culprits many of whom +
have been q long time under arrest have a
iarge tund at their command, and have se-
cured the services cf Dol. j. W. Bell. 70
conduct their defense. Hubcnnas have
been issned for JEFF. Davis and Secretaries
Mallory and Seddon TO testify in b case
IN; Grover, VIII has recently been ap.
polnteo agent for the purchase and distii.
'9tlon OF government goods TO the Indians :
II New Mexico, leaves for New York in [
lay ortwo, for the purpose of making the :
necessary purchases.
1t has formerly been the custom of the
indian Bureau to contract for all such DUR.
hases, but owing ~ the frequent occur.
ence OF speculation and fraud under this ]
ystem, it has been determined to select Sc
gents for such purchases men whose we'll
nown probity will be q sufficient Rusrrsu-
ee for the faithful performance of their .
uties. The purchases, for which $50. 900 =
ave been appropriated, will consist mainly .
blankets, clothing and trinkets of vsri. I
US kinds, so much appreciated by the !
The Times Washington special saws
GOVERNOR Fenton will leave here to-mor. F
evening. He will be able 70 settle N
10 balance due tho State of New York on N
le account of the war, over a mIlion of B
'hsrs, py vouchers against the govern b
ent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
n.iuo4o Moa1oai niannnnoru

ACukONk -
100 jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Where every form Of SYPHILIS and al other dis
eases Of the provocative and urinary organs OF both
sexes are more successfully managed than al any
other similar Institution in this country. Every
one should know that whilst the slightest consti-
~tutional contamination exists, marriage IL impos-
sible, for the good reason that where offspring en-
sues disease Is nearly always entailsd. This, there
fore, Is one Of the worst imPedimentH to matrf-
mony.
YOUNG MEN,
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will ind this . Dlspensary
where tbeIe is no uncertainty about getting relief
but where every sne Of such cases are cured per-
nanently. No book published ~ nor isFusd from
this institution BY which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage stsmPs,
and by return mail they will receive, with full d.
~rections, the only reliab . Female Regulator in use.
This Regulator Is fast becoming the faVorite OF ladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe END can always be depended upon in removing
o6St notions from colds and any other cause.
Ali correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation shou d contain one dollar hRd q
postage stamp for answer. Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see esoh other.
Consultation and services at the office, free 70 the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from to 6 p. n.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. n. TO ?. n,
daily, except Sundays. All necessary Eurgioaloper-
atoms performed
Address, DR. DBHART,
Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and, II properly answered, medicines
can be seuT to any part Of the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. - ma9ir4dhW
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STOMACH OR BOWELS

W'V.1r'n' both of them, in every instance. :
our directions ar. followed.
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isS!135BFIEI5
The 4RRtfaE or PEKFEOTION,

II penetrates tine secret ambush Of
this terrible disease, and exterminates II, root and
branch, forever.
1t all the Wretebed syDap.
toms Of this lOathssone malsdy, and Hverts con-
sumption.
It cleans the head, deOdOr1se8 the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
It aIIeVIates more agony and Silent
ruharins Ahsz buugue can tell --
1t Is noted for curing the most hope
less cases, that every known means failed in.
II cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca.
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and Violent types.
no form OF CSiarFh or noises In the
ed can resist Its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's CataFrh Remedy il q
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. 4. GOOdaIe fs known throughout
the cO1ngTy, Is the Author Of the only True Eheo-
nv Of CstaFrh ever Published. Where Its Origin
What its RAVages-Mode Of Treatment-And Rapid
lure in all Its forms.
Dr.. GOOdaIe'G Pamphlet ON CatarFh
should be read by every one. IL can be obtained at
our nearest AGENCY or BY sending . postage stamp
70 our ofhoa.
Price 81 90. Send . stamp fer pampblsS.
NORTON ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York.
sold By g. ". GLARE. ClevelAnd febs;Re
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FRan WASHINGTON

WAsHrReToE, September 9.
Lieut. Col. Chandler, formerly in the
Iebel s~ervics, who made an inspection of
the Andersonville prison, testified IS to the
Indifference of Gen Winder as to the COM
fort and health of the prisoners. Winder
said to him it would be better TO let one
half of them die, so that they could take
care of the remainder. Win der was after
wards promoted. ..da
j. p. Bartholomew's agricultural ware
house, implements, sc, near Seventh street
snd the canal, was destroyed by fire last
night Loss about $4,000. insured.
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forward wheels of the engine ran off the
track and prscipitssed the train upon the
rocks, Killing the fireman and demolishiIe
several carr, but the passengers escaped
without iRjary. The accident was caused
BY too high 8 rate of speed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

NEw YORK, September 9:
As the Cleveland Express train on the
Erie road was approaching Narrowsblrg,
at q point some 12s miles from this city St
9 o'clock A. NJ, on Thursday morning, the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11
nnEa

DYSrEPaLA CURE
is the best Iemedy1
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache,
Heartburn, Fever and
'Ague, Nausea st Stomach
and, IN fact, al diseases
or palms in the stomach
and bowels.
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a. soloMoMaoN

Practical snd Scientific OpticiAn, keeps the lar gsst
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city
Being an old establishment, and having been ex-
t~ensveiy patronized, he has the confidence that
his present stock will warrant the continuance Of
public faVoTB. All bis Bpeotaoles are OF the best
quslity Of crystal glasses, ground under bis own
inspection, In all cases curing weakness, dizziness,
and i'm parting strength for long reading and 1ne
sewing. Artificial eyes inserted without pain
+. OFFIOE-130 Sup horst. first door iron the
entrance to the American Hotel.
Beware Of travellers claiming 70 be Mr.. Solo
mon son or his agent. Juu24
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70 LADIES.
q EtquIfe , TeIIsbIe remedy % restore Jon,
or, HARVET'S FEMALE PILLS

Or. HARVErS FEMALE PILLS.
A never-fAiling rsmedV for the removal OF Obstruc.
lions. no matter from 5hdt Gauss they arise. They ara
ssfe and sure, and will restore nature in every case.
They are also ef1eacious in all cases Of Weaknets 4.
Whites PrOlapsuss& 40. Sold in boxes CONTAINING
50 pills, price One Dollar
Send for Dr. HARVEY's Private Medical Advis-
en- addressed to females loo pages, giving full in
structIons, 10 cents required for postage. If you
cannot purchase the pills OF yonr druggist, they
Will be sent, postpaid, secure from observation, on
receipt Of one Dollar, by DR.. J. BRYAN, Consult
ing Physician, 442 Broadway, n. 7. p. o. Boz
6O7s. Dealers supplied by Dsmas Barnes 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale BY G. w CLARK, Druggist, Ile Eupe-
riOr street, Cleveland. sep4r6:ykktI
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~WHY NOT USE THE BEST

%WHY NOT USE THE BEsTH-
Over twenty years increasing demand has sstab-
lished the fact MATHEWS VEHETIAs HA-R DYE fs
the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest, most re-
liable, and most convenient. Complete in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preparation
Of the hair. no trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but tmpsrts to it new Lifts and lustre- Produces =
beautiful black or brown, Is preferred. A child
can apply 1t. Always gives satisfaction. Only 70
oeats per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. L MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. z.
DEhAs BARNS a 90. Kew York, wholesale
gents. nvI.AeR
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~PHILOSOPHYO F MARRIAGE

Ene Propriesors Of tbe New York Museum Of AnAt.
smy have determined, regardless Of expense, to a.
Ezs free flor the benefit Of Gunsring humanity, and
suppression c{ quackery) four Of their most inter-
egting and Instructive Lectures on Marriage and ieI
disqualification, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Promature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, " Teak
ness or Depression, 1mpotency. Loss Of Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
NAiadieg which result from youthful follies, ex-
oesses Of maturity, and ~ignerAnes Of PhyHioloU
and laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
cf onhghtening and saving Thousands, ond will be
forwarded fres, on receipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum ofAnAt.
rny and Medicine, 61s Broadway Few York
ash1h-RS
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nURE

Ox6E6Eb1A OOAE
il . purely vegetable
PrsPafations contains nc
opiAtes, no poison. moth
ing hurtful, but acts
promptly, surely and i'm
mediAtely.
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OOES


DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat . hearty
meal without fear of dis
tres a~ltsFWard, for 10
VIII stop It 50 soon - It
is swallowed.
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RR,s

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite and
gives Vigor and strength
20 the whole system.
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AGaMaRn.

PHILADELPHIA, September 9.
A story which has appeared in some of
the New York paper concerning the late
Or. Kane is pronounced by his family and
friends in this city 9 canard