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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15
List OF Grand Jurors.

DRAWN FOR MARCH TERM, 1860.
Thos. Stevenson, Esq, Slipreryrock;
Daniel Meals, ST., Washington; Brown
j. Dodds, Penn; James Say, Parker; A.
B. Tinker, Butler tip, Thomas Brandon,
franklin; Anthony Hoon, Oakland; u.
S. Ekas, Buffalo Jos. M'Gowen, Mud
dycreek; Joseph Murrin' of Jos, Venan-
go; James G Wilson, Jackson Micha-
el Emrick, Summit, Jno HARRISON, Mid
dlesex; Il. l.. Varnum, Centre; Samuel
Colwell Jefferson JAS. s. Shields, Mer-
GER; VIM. Douthett, Forward JAS Ste
venson, Connoquenessiug; A. B. Story,
Fairview; Sam'l Cornelius, Worth Thos.
Ekas, Clinton; Robert Carnahan, Dor.
Butler; James Allen, Clay Jno. Parks,
Adams.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsT wEEw.
George. w Milford, Allegheny; Rob
ert Pinkerton, Adams Silas Covert, Bra
dy Matthew Greer, Buffalo jacob Wal
ter, Butler; James Wilson, Centre; Levi
Stewart, Cherry; Ephraim Allen, Clay;
Hugh MCrea, ClearGeld; Edward Fink,
Clinton John Starr, Sr., Concord Jas.
w. Garvin, Cranberry; Jas. Welsh, Jr.,
Connoquenessing John Woliord, Done
gal Chambers Scott, Fairview Jno. Al
bert, Franklin BENZ, Douthett, Forward;
Jacob Il. Wise, Jackson Matthew Cum
ningham, jefferson Henry Westerfeld,
Lancaster; Robert MDowell, Marion
| Wash. Buchanan, Mercer; Thos Logan,
Middlesex; Dunwiddy PCollough, Mud
| dycrcek Matthew HARRISON, Oakland
Eli IIartzcll, Penn; Robert Swrcy, Par
kcr; Day. Armstrong, Slipperyrock JAS.
Kearns, Summit; Robert Martin, Sr.,
Venango; Samuel NJ. Moore, Washing
toa John Young, Winfield; John ben
net, Worth; NJ. w, Spear, boro Butler;
Josiah NJ Michael, Milerstown; Absalom
Shanor, Prospect; Jonathan Mayberry;
Ccnheyille; Geo Beam, Harmony.
SECOND WEEK.
John B. Arlington, Portersville; John
Weber, Saxonburg; Eckart Bentcl, Zc-
lienople; Solomon Snyder, IIarrisvillc;
John n. Pollock, Allegheny; Jerry W,
Starr, Concord John English, Cranber-
ry Thomas Watson, Winfield; Jona-
than Clutton, Brady; Armstrong Reni-
son, Adams; Samuel H. Flemming, Buf-
falo; Williauf BARLEY, Butler; Henry
Whitmire Centre; James Smith Cher
ry; james Stoughton, Clay; Wm. Har,
yey, Esq, Clinton; Samuel Wilson, Con
noquenessing John s. Shakley, Done
gal; w G Stoughton, Fairview; Peter
Albert, Franklin; John Cowan Forward !;
Jacob H. ziegler, jackson: Philip Burt
ner, Jefferson; William Wilson, Lancas-
ter; Joseph Marshal, Marion William
p. Braham, Mercer; A. T. HARRISON,
Middlesex; John M'Clymonds, Esq,
Muddycreek Jacob Larimore, Oakland;
Andrew Emrick, Pom; u. b. Shepherd,
Parker; James Adams, Jr., Slippery
rock; John Forcth, Summit; Thomas
Ray, Venango; David Piser, Washing
ton; Thomas Clark, Worth; William
Truxall, boro. Butler; William S. Boyd,
! Butler
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

Gated in any other part of che town, on
almost any other corner, this would not
be the case. Many of those children
have no errand to the office whatever, but
for forms sake call for their mail and thus
stand in the way of others. We have of
ten been asked by country friends who
stay in town until the mail is opened, and
feel much inconvenience by it, to make
complaint on their behalf We always
put them off by informing them that as
there would, in all probability be a
change soon, We preferred remaining 81
lent.
We prefer change secondly, because
we believe Mr.. Sedwick's advanced age,
and corresponding infrmities, disquality
him for making an acceptable officer. TO
his failing sight and his absent minded
ness. we believe are to be attributed, the
numerous bluuders that occur at this Of
fee, both in giving out aud sending away
mails. It is certainly within the knowl-
edge of this community, that correspond
ence is not safe in passing through the
Office; and this is not because there is any
intention on the part of Mr.. Sedwick to
be careless or Indifferent, as to the duties
of his off ce; but because he, as it were,
invoiuntariIy makes those numerous mis-.
takes that have so annoyed the business
community. We feel quite certain that
had any one asked the Department for a
commission to take compulsory testimo-
ny in reference to this matter, some of
our neighbers would be compelled to take
back some things that they have lately
subscribed to. Viewing this whole mat
ter, as we do, from an Independent stand
point, we cannot but believe that Mr.
Sedwick's S special friends should have ad-
vi'ed him to give way, the public discus
sion of the matter would then have been
unnecessary. While wo thus prefer a
charge, we will not, other than in this
public way, become a partizan. We want
the people to make their selection, that
done, we will assist in having that selcc-
ton respected by all. The position, we
believe, is not peculiarly lucrative. We
have no doubt any of the gentlemen ham-
ed, would be as well off, in financial
point of view, without it. Business is
brisk, labor is scarce, and valuable We
hope, therefore, that competency will be
the first and chief requisite. Let us, for
once, consult the business interests Of the
county; that done, other matters may
come in sccondarily.
Some journalists manage to avoid run
ming counter to the feelings of either their
opponents or friends. 1t is our misfor,
tune, sometimes, to cross the path of
both. Whether they discharge their
whole duty, as the exponent Of public
sentiment, or the guardian of the people 5
rights, and advocates of their interests,
we leave for them to decide. This much
we can say that our course on some occa-
sons, is not matter Of choice but be-
cause we believe duty requires it at our
hands. Without the remotest particle Of
feeling towards any, and our best wishes
towards all, we submit the subject to ror
qopuli--to whom it properly belongs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15
JAMES b. Fry.
General EnteIIigencc.

Hon John Covode has been visiting
our returned prisoners at Annapolis, and
is now in Washington city urging the
transportation to some point south of or
to Savannah, to serve about fifteen thou
sand of our men who are south of Savan-
nah, and for whom there is no provisions
being made. 1t is notthought that they
can survive the coming heat, which in
Florida is severe in April and May.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

BJ" just as our form was up the
"Amended Enrolment Law" came to
hand, we took out matter sufficient to
make room for it, and postponed the pub
lication of our paper till it was set up,
We have not therefore had time to read
it, but refer it to our readers for their
careful perusal
We would also call attention to the ad-
vertisement of Capt. Kirker, in referen ce
to volunteers and conscripts. These are
important matters to those concerned and
should be understood by ALL
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

"A gentleman that has the shine ia
ken off his boots by lady's spaniel, will
back the dog to lick any thing.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

=" wish, said the son of Erin /
could find the place where men don't die
that might go and end my days there" {"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

re- Hon. James Harlan, Senator from
Iowa has been confirmed Secretary of the
Iuterior
Hon. Hugh Mccullough has also been
confirmed as Secretary of the Treasury.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15
From Charleston.

NEW YORK, March 9.
The steamer Fulton, from Hilton Head
on the 9th, has arrived. Everything is
progressing favorably at Charleston. Ira
ders are beginning to open stores. Gen.
Hatch is in command of the Northern
District of the Departmental the South
General Schimmeltcnnig is in command
at Charleston. The railroad is completed
to Goose creek. Gen. Potter advanced to
Santee river without opposition.
News has been received of the total
destruction of Columbia. At last ac-
counts Gen. Sherman had arrived at Char
lotte, N. G. .Beaurega:d was lowering in
his front.
The Trenty-frst regiment, recruited IN
Charleston, has been mustered into the
service.
Lights are soon to be lightedi in Sumter
aud bloultrie,, and the channel IS being
narrowed for navigation.
Several incendiary irss have taken
dlace in Charleston.
Work PRoGREssING.-Wo ork oa the
Allegheny Valley Railroad beyond Kit
tanning, on some sections, is progressing
vigorously, and it is expected that the
road will soon be finished to Oersyille,
which with be great benefit to the pee
pie OF that section Of country.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15
uCarleton 3 Mr. 4 q Coffin ~

-"Carleton, Mr.. G. 9. Uofhn,) OF
theBoston Journal, has returned to Bos-
ton from Charleston, bringing with him
as great curiosity, the steps to the oele-
brated slave auction block of the ili-fa-
ted city. They are to be presented 70 the
Freedmen's Aid Society of Boston.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

Sr. LOUIS, March 9.-The steamer
Imperial, the st. Louis and Nashville
packet, struck the bridge across the Cum
berland river, at the latter place yester-
day and sunk. Loss $50, 600; insurance
S25, 200.
The extensive pork house Of Thomas
Henry & Co., St. Joseph. was burned on
monday of last week Loss, 100000; /;
insurance, $4,000.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15
Amended Enrolment Law.
WAR DEpARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosT MAR. GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington,,D. O., Mhr. 8, 1865.
Circular No, 6--The following act of
of Congress is published for the infor-
nation and guidance of all concerned:
"Aa Act to amend the sererdt Acts
heretofore passed to proUide .tor the en-
rolling and calling out he national forces
ana. for other purposes.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

Enron or CiTIzES: DEAR Sm;--With your permis-
,on wish to say to the readers Of your paper that
will send by return mail to all who wish il rse) Re
,pc with fall directions for making and using simps
eetable Balin that will enectuay remove 10 ten days.
'ipes Blotches, Tan frecklcs and all Impurities OF
he skin leaving the same soft cOar smooth and Beau
iful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
nablo them to start full growth Of Luxurant Hair
Nhiskers, or Moustache, in les5 than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail wthou t
barge. Respectfully yours
TII0S. 4. CHA PMAN, Chemist
S31 Broadway, New York.
Butler. March ], Is65.:3Di-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

=" The devil jumped up in rage,
And set two lines to fill this page! r
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Announccmcn
BurLR March I, 1865
Mn. EDIroR:-Please announce the name of G. f. AN
DERSON, Of Butler borO. person eyeryway quail
fed to discharge the duties of Post Master and who will
be supported on ths 18th o March, by his
MANI FRIENDS.
MIR. DpIToE:-Plsase announce the name Of GEORGE
W MILLER Of Butler, candflqte for Post Master,
and oblige Many Friends.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15
RIO Consunnptives.

CONSERVATIVE sufferers will receive q valuable pre-
scripton for the cure of Consumption, Asthma Bronc-
ta and all throat and Lung Affections free of chargeby
sending their address tn Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CO.. New York
Dec T. 1s04;:3mo.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-15

dishonorably dismissed the service of the
United States
SIC. XIX. And be 1t further enacted,
That in every case where substitute is
f rnished to take the place of an enrolled
or drafted man, and it is shown by evil
dence that shall be satisfactory to the Sec
retary of War, that such substitute was,
at the time of his enlistment, known by
the party furnishing him to be non-compis-
alentis, or in condition of intoxication,
or under conviction of indictment for any
offense of the grade of felony at the COM
mon law, or to have been guilty of pre-
vious act Of desertion unsatisfed by par
don or punishment, or by reason of an in
trinity of ailment, physically incapable of
performing the ordinary duties of SOL
dier in actual service in the ranks, or mi
nor between the ages of sixteen and eigh-
teen years, without the consent of his
parents or qua dian, or minor under the
age of sixteen years, it shall be the duty
of the Provost Marshal General, on ADVICE
of the fact, to repor- the same to the Pro-
eost Marshal of the proper disric.; and
if any sucn person 50 enlisted and incapa-
b shall have been, since the passage of
this act, mustered into the service as Q
substitute for person liable to draft, and
not actually drafted, the pane of the per-
son so liable who furnished such spbsti-
tute shall again be placed on the list, and
and he shall be subject to the draft there
, 1865-05-13
5r. 1aTueH~

Eou-e1i5 Of Jk1res' Lock Hospital. Cuttom Housa
fEs. Few OYlrE,H La. established IN $50, now pet.
t.sccct Located It Sc Randolph ssroct specialist In
the treatment Of old chronic, rnegcus4a1, EJphuue.
ETC IL ktvAte disorders OF contaSlops vsnarea;
ch4sartaE: cutz them without mercE1y, iodlde 20
3szsll Nseaie. o. ely poison; but With the use Of
Nl1*. Gk<ef. Z oo6tiTo cuge toz that much to be
11eaaed poson BS2hilis In III its to5ma, 6pe.na:cr~
fae1, xezasnal f-oh4ntdfr e.n4sson4, brought On bT
Eelfso7se. sexra c1cs &C.. eauEiuz 1oss Of memory.
Eouicko1. aspre-a;on. trpoteucy. md ofseutmaa In
Esn;ty. with Other dsplnEAhlc tain o1 tymrtoms.
treated ind radically cared with fnfdlaBk method
Gazing c.rs tna expense. Al kinds Of diseases Of the
genital nt sex-al u.Eans, End of 3 p:1pate ndturs
radically cure1.
D. James p:sctscad tfseen yeazs In New or1eant
E rhs lxxs t.ee SeAss in Chicago, tnd II fccom-
snndaa br the T:s1 and Medical FncultY oftAc South
Ind 4omc Of the uost e1ine=t Fhysi=lxnl In the
Urite< R:ata Tor noro particulars you sss Referred
70 book which VII soou b is.uei By D.. James. On
fka Fes.ereai &C.
d. Ja.au Oh &c sad pazozs e=sS SO Randolph s.zcet
eupstalrt) Ten separate sooms. Al consultations
Loundantisl. C<zoe hou1s f.o1r L. Il. I'LL eP.A.
ar5evfE<1
, 1865-05-13
1NsFOR1ANTO TO&kflEEs BK THE
WAR DEFA EeT N ENT.
Dfsbanded Regiments to be Sent to
their fstspccttye States to be Ilus-
tered Out


WAsHIEorox, May 10, 1865,
An order Issued By the War Department
to-day directs commanding Generals of ar
mics aud departments Immediately upon the
reception OF this order to muster out and
discharge all volunteer soldiers Of tue cavalry
arm, whose term Of servico will expire prc7l-
oue TO October lst, 1865. The paymaster'
General is ordered to arrange for the tmne-
diale payment Of the men discharged, the
payment to be made In the armies or depart
mcnts in which the men may be. serving at
the date Of musterout. All cavalry remain
Ing In the service utter these discharges have
bten made, will Immediately be consolidated
into complete maximum regimental organiza~
tirns as follows:
-. The Army and Department Commanders
will select and designate organizations to be
consolidated. Organizations from the same
State will he ccnsolida ed with each other.
All eupernumer1ry and non-commiss isstoned
ciIiccl will be mustered out at the date the
consolidation of their respective commands 10
made. Commissioned and non-cOrnmissione
officers to he retained, not exceeding the legal
number, will be selected BY the Amy and De-
partmcnt Commanders. Horses and other
public property, rendered surplus by the re,
duction in forces, will BE- turned over to and
cared for by the proper officers Of the Supply
Department concerned.
It has been decided to send regiments who
a,e TO be disbandtd to the States In which
thsy were raised, and as far as practicable to
their immediate localities, where they viii be
mustered out and paid off.
, 1865-05-13

TIE ISD1Ay R1xEDY-Thc celebrated Indian u.sdkn
ctnes knoH1 az Cherokee Medicines. Will IN fnund -.
ye:ttes In our columns. 1ney arc various ID Eind,
nus IL Lave the cuIt OF urinary ior ID
eines which. under The name of Ca1AoKH1 K1xxax.
~ becoms widely Known At certain cure for NVis
cases Of Gonor!hGa and alset It IL isEe1 h
eonunctten with tne use Q. the cEkaok4E taJxoIIuT
si:GeE q Gonot5nGa Elect, o. E:aor Abus. q enM-
TO II r. and Is wholly ffee nom mt,erv, drnTx ~
E1td BIZ nj dI ncvfatz,
, 1865-05-13

PERsosA1.-We lean that the Rev. A.
kenycp, who has been Pastor OF the Yaher-
nac!e ind Berean Baptist Church for scme
seven or eight years, has accepted call from
Iowa City. and enters upon his labors innue.
diatt1y. VIC congratulate our friends In that
city in the accession they will receive of a
talented. faithful, energetic and thoroughly
posted clergyman. He Is one Of the ploneer
, 1865-05-13

TIE Nosr Csx1UL MEocxx TIT D1scnvxvn
nen: e:umsrates tue " attendant lrre9uiaz5zp
0; the period in females and examine, tno far
Ing ey;ls OF thcse Ills ali connected Fith cnn ~,
b ssbeeted to then. !: Is impessi5ie to coaEo
and bsnencens M nc ever offered TO the p1biIE
sure 70 st&nlete vita the ezacrnesa Of ma,hematiN
chcul1ffon SAfe Ia a aud ufallib,x ii tfIe
q oo1rncion and suppression. khese Pills should -
N tae possession or eyerY malden, Wits, .nd uofhaf
u the county. Don't be p2.ued OF With any o;asr
out Try tha Cherokee Pills you 7tu be coiayac1x
oi thel- efficacy. Sold ny all Dfu3xlstt+
, 1865-05-13

WuE 70 Know. BEr NEAE 10 Do.-Tte4elsu no r1o,r
pitlsnis sight thta hst u young man .sE:ckea s.
e s q e o :sa 10 ef to sasns st
- g.tsa ~ ~ M T. eody e ss Asavysd Wa
ever. nerye sheula stn.e with energy; irsamisF Il
lsu Of doing te+.iaz raf1axe snstes id Of tseknx T.
Others. and al 1h1 ouea seqlnai weakness, due 10 oy
tnd1 fene-. natural q onnatnrA stapaJen In !oasa
such va say. take the CAaEoGNa CuR1, cos-rve 1t
a5senooa !ast accoE faithfully, and Il VIII n
taiHp!y 7ettiV what nAtufa mesnt Son 70 pQ&3aaA. .
s'ftaEts. energy. heath, aae, IN lisa oi im1otaae1
manly power.
, 1865-05-13

COLLECTORS NOTICE-State
Of Illinois. G unity Of Cook-as. City Collectors
CHICAGO, III May 10 1876.
Public ucttce Is hereby given that the warrant
bc1ed 228 NORTH dated May 8th, 1, md Is for the
co1lectIo1 OF y assessment levied for tho open
ing tn N1ey Is 611 In width from the north line
Of West White street to the centr Of Oak street. has
hter parGd In my hands for collection.
te1 make Immediate payment thereof at my Office.
II default Of uth psyent tha said will %
cole ted at the cost an expense persons liable
therefor. 4. Il. .HEAlD, CITY Collector.
mrt1wEFE1nt
, 1865-05-13

anttslavery men who has not feared to dis
charge his whole duty in the pulpit and 1T
tho ballot-box, and will ever ably advocate
the right, leaving the results to the Dis
penscr Of events. He leaves large circle Of
VAIN ft1fnds
, 1865-05-13
ITO PURCHASERS OF
ORGANS Melodeous or Harmonious.

Every one having any thought of passhs,ins A f.;
struH ent Of this class noE OF Rny a. ~
cas.s wEcS Vii e tent 70 addIss entirely ee
ofexrents Tnis circular contns mncn a. h a. M
sramept inch or n9s ~ 15 t. 51dFe Il
tory of YEed Intt1uments," &C.: &c. Addre.s Macon
RRO rHFRs, 516 HFoadway, New York. OF MASON
d HAM1lE. 134 Washington street, hossoo.
m11lN2N 3t3dn
, 1865-05-13

III 1A~&VN8
Eoom s LaxmoE q ock. Clark and Washington etreet,
chicago, guarantees 10 en~ctual!y cure Syphilis,
Eonorrhma, Gleet, Duboe Btr1cturc, spcsmstozrhna.
impotence, syphl itlr Sore Thr 1Tnptions, Secon
d.Iy and TeItia.y sym ,tons ASt ~ disesses re,uIt
teit covering two stAnpA, Ev NJ description Of the
dtteasc promptly answered ard terms nacc known
Met ccine sent by mali express Trce iron ooservA
zion Correspondence strictly confidential The
worst restored TO e.e:t heslsh. No Injurious
medicine used. Foat 0lhce Box 14SS, Caicago, II.
, 1865-05-13

An aoiih saxsi Of iis ;ta 1is
These properties arc an paid for and conreyEuees In
1eo stupe hAvs been made to tbs President and Dfe
tors In tGult for the Ehareh the Com oapY
These lands were Carefully selected by men thor
ouEhly acquainted with the lead region, e. time
when The mining interest OF Missouri at ta lowest
Every oLe Of theae uectA IL undeslaid by tha cad.
bes11nE limestone, and "minFr1l" enough in former
Las been taken out to paT tle entire purchase
money many times Over.
The serarate rep IT'S Of Messrs Fotter and 8wallow,
hose e1lerieace IN the lead dls rlcts Of the North
fully confirm what VIC have Stated o. to tho mineral
character OF these lands- - =
In Adt tlon this, tha Company ave other bonded
tracts which will De eecuIed, the report Of tho seol.
oEtst fs favorable They have, too, organized sys
I'm Of e p1osstion extending TO eve :aft ot the
ports relating 70 the mineral deposits OF tn" vatouf
sections oftha region thai tt Will be that the
scope Of The Company will embrace other obacta II IN
the mining oflesd on the particular tacs thus far ~
That Missouri Is rich In mineral resousces iuclud.
other State, euch a Iron. lesc, zinc "copper" coba
and nlcke, ts proved by her whole mining history eI.
tending over period Of mora tn8u half century.
Hitherto, under system OF slarelabor, little BJsta
msttc mlnipK has BEEN done; but new era hA5
dawne1- Forelgn Capital IL flowing into the STATE;
the abandoned 1ines-atandoned not on sccount ot
cud and everything indicates that shc Is abous "a
enter upon career Of prosperity hitherto une1anpled
Tho capital stock thu Company Is ample these
DIRECTS. The stlck is ali paid In, and 40 shates 0!
this value Of $ cach, get alde tor working CO
prices 81 may bo n1ed upon by the Dt1ecro1-
, 1865-05-13


Is2n confuse these surssainEy c1cellent rlls 41sh
e. md nothiaE ese tfsou are victim 70 dysncrs.s,
e Sest pur7l 10 costiyencss and all Tho ralnfn es
Gen ~ spirit depressing sympton. Eh.ch attend
roor digestion OF the food you eat take Dr. RAdwsys
eEaiaAng Iis: and the latmsdl9:: relief you w! 4
huous Nescr tell Us that yoa A. r. depair p because
fser drastic hee:s only adding r. n,ies nczhSps 70
opcrsn mildly ,sarchins,y md Is sGSc,ySy 6
ar Incorporated toeethe1 tn crude state Ti1cd hup
9uu n cntareiIed u take several times ~ much ~
YOU onghl- trct nils purge ron rioNaliy; they
fk1pa you e.srt IT, RAnwaya Etguiat1nE on tue con
GE1 though ,A.y ara but s cents oo7, ~ cona-
oecd of the nctlye rr1rcpe itself OF the nos fsys
GMn expensive ulrdican~nts: They afe aAatg utLe
foIA " talc nc nvcr offend the most tel1 hte skon-
III 5as 10 sp1 xta t9s1n sfa ~ 10 40 ife T.
I.. a aEt:.rs 10 rcyu1ae e" the entire syhte1a
ns G41s avu5 er?G,,tc Eetnrns your dlgeIfou EroEs
tstH.Eo; t yous iiftE does II duty yo1r stomach Dc
6oto1 W. .1nE your eosuvtncss disappears. your
fuoFe robnFt hcaith than evrr ""~o1Aee1o"@@' "~-
N9y lhA!ts latliH !1t khorld p-oF1ae themselves
with bo1 q 'ncse ps-oaG txt, tssen an fhe nrst
Eyrtoun ot uNeMftnths viii ttnctsf.i., r1,nrf dts-
eA2e however nal1Enxnt. fr1cr = lnfr 1sr 49, Sof
by dEuEE1s.s Fna country Me.chGatx Fnd ~ Rsd
Eay.A o33ct, ~ tea'den InEe. ny @-A4 |'' 4s*4-
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, 1865-05-13
Importuut ia Females.

D1Mn!Ts REMEDT-The most simple and perfect
sucttons OF naIuse 80 tes able 10 fe in hi ets
Aohs IN life. NCcc o!tcsc obetrurtIons Gun possibly
LaEe nace In The monthly pslocs the dreciions
@na 1n!s remedy il simple The ingredients may bs
louaol almoAt every house In the IAEt f got
q any oIuE stoIc recipe for preparing ana nsinE
LaH medicine will be sent to my audress, carefully
.eealed. on recsipt OF 50 centa.
th9 recipe fails to ~hsr Ia claimed for It In
single instance. II the directions followed, all
pe.son ha1 to n II to SEND line certifying to tha
aane inc q ey VIII receivc src dolars by rsiu.n na
Address ". u, HENRY. 2. O. Dor S79 Chleaxo
IL. aolc Agent for the u b. myllExaa 5rdp
, 1865-05-13

"CANsT THOU ADA1S!s1ER TO MIND D161Az7o9~
fTnM thp hsrTa H. ronted ,nI oa Aa9 eos&
KKIuvxsAT1vs k4Eus has such marvellous powefs IL
re5nscli4n2 the dzoo>lnE enelRcs that tits uka m
inralu1b.e oao 70 both sexea It Il The greatest Iexe
table re.toI stve that has yet been made kuown 9dr
the henenr Of th5 aeoihtated porsl1n OF tho hnnn1
family.