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AN ACT relating to frcc,lmcns hospitals.

n. II enacted BY he Senate aad House Of Repre-
sentative, of hs United States Of AnuicI IL Con-
ares, assembled. That the Commissioner Of tho bu.
rcau Of Refugees and Freedmen Is authorized and
directed 10 continue the ffecdmens hospitals at
Richmond, Virginia Vicksburg, Mississippi and
I'm the District Of Columbia, including the asylum
for aged and inlrm freedmen and ior orphan chill
drcn Irorifsf, That the expense thereof shall be
maid by the Commissioner out OF moneys heretofore
approprated for the use Of the bureau dHf YIytis.
"a GlriAsr That said hospitals shall be discontinued
as soon as may be practleable In the discretion OF
the President OF the United States.
"A knri
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Scmi-Weelily Line!

..... On and aftor the 18th inst. the 1ns
ar Steamer Dirigo and Pranconis, will
lssscsr. until further notice, run. a, iollow,,
Leave Galps Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at o'clock p. NJ, aud leave
Pier - East River. Now York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. atJf.M
The Dlrigo and Pranconia are fitted up with nne
accomIno dations for passengers, making this the
most conyeient and comfortable route for tfAv-
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, in State Room, tj.0O. Cabin passagc,
1910. Meals extra.
Goods Forwarded by this line 10 and from Mon
teal, Quebec, Halifax, 81. John, and ali parts Of
Maine
shippers are requested 10 send their Freight TO
the, leave Portland.
For Freight or Passageapp to
HENRY FOX, GaIrs Wharf, Portland.
J: Y. ANEs, Pier IS East River. New York.
May q, ISIS. - ~
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Special Notices.
DR. TOwIE

MAY he found Mt the residence Of MRs. GEORGE
T.. SMALL, No 10 South Street, side entrance, on
and after Monday, the 9th inst. Night calls an
swcrrsl promptly. \. TOWLE, VI. ID.
BiddcfOrd, Aug. 6, 1859. lwD
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DR.. SMITHS COMPOUND EXTRACT
-oF--
BLACKBERRY.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
Diarrhea, Dyscntery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Cholera lnfantum, Coles, Cramps. GTiping
Pains. Indi gcstiOn, General Debility. Fe-
male Weakness, and all diseases Of tho
Stomach ard Bowels incident to
the summer SeasOn.

This highly concentrated Extract. stands before
the world, mstchless Remedial Agent ana medi-
einal preparation for the diseases here particular
lsed Cases Of The most inyrterate bloody dysen-
terry. where every other preparation has been
unaya ling have, by the magical power Of this
compound. been broken up, and the patient
brought speedily to u perfect state OF health !
thus setting at defiance the common remedies OF
the day. and rebd,ripg II OF intrinsic value: =,
Its pre- eminence In the long catalogue OF medi-
cIDes In the cure OF Summer Complaints, has been
long known and highly appreciated by thousands.
The most eminent physicians pronounce u On in-
valuable medicine, which every family sbonh De
pos essiOn OF the season ui the year when bowel
com plants are prevalent, that children may have
its bencht when first tho symptoms or these dis
eases 50 fatal with them. make their appearance
Sold at wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor,
DR.. u. SMITH,
% "a Main Street, DiddefOrd, Me.
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,,o.. n. a.. v.s =. $50 A. n. aud 3Oo '. n
rc, an. E--, AZ m ~ A. NJ, .s-i IS y ~ 20 LIN
efies al n sOP.H Cosntry hAis et~e 0'etS L"o$
day, Thursday aud sssirlv atoSOAh
M.us .ssrE nom the wes, Al l2io and 10 ?. n.
FOs the Md al s2 a. ~, soi S-oo NJ Llmsres' al
NJ. Coaary Msds srdye every NSaOlAy, welDss-
Jay -'- SIS. RICHARDS. r. NJ
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! HL 4. fnkIhRhakHSSEhe,irEA. B
II. ST.

And whereas the said convention has been duly
ratified on both parts and the respective notifications
Of the same were exchanged nj Lana on tho ith ~
June last ..-.......I... Hl..
Now therefore be Il known thatI Ulysses. Grant,
President OF the United States OF America, have
caused the said cOny o be made bubble, TO the
end that the same and every clause and article
thereof may DO observed and fulfilled with good
llth by the United states AMI the citizens thereof.
In tsstimons whereof, have hereunto set my haul
and causc the seal OF the United Stats 10 be aix
Done atthe city Of Washington this sixth day Of
hun,ired and mine, and Of the Independence Of
The United states OF America the nnety.fourth.
ID. lsEAI-l U. b. GRANT.
by the Presidents Ca. .. .I....-
rHl'sI J. g.. DAScRoYT DAVIS,
m IeiiHy S,ersfs,y Of STATE.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

House In Saco, ThortOn Avenue.
House on Ross SlIeet, BhdelUrl. .s
Store Lots on Adams, Iam and Alferd Streets
House Lots Alfred, Nj. Vernon AMI Washington
Streets. Also some others.
The above property Il Tor sale on liberal terms,
or would Ike to exchange for Hardy Machine Go.
stock. CHARLES HARDY,
Diddefori, Nov. 10, 1888. Once IS Lincoln street.
IS . .."s
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.Nsc York, PHILADELPHIA. baltimore. Wah
ingfon, and all principal points Wot,
---I.. !Sosfh and South Upssi,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, tao0, Docs, 500. Dasgaxe
<=,Seis checkci throurh and transferred In Nev
6L~NGyak free u charge. ...
caf<S5o New rofk trains tesve The Old Colony
ani .rsst. daily, tsurisy. sscSp,sij . follo.sI :,
l.30 T.. NJ arriving Ia Nswrnrt 20 minutes In sdvaDcs
of the regular Steamboat Train whch leaves Boston st
b.aO p NJ, eonn-sins al NsSsrort With The ps- and
mons, BRISTOL Capt. Dsll BrAyicu. The.s ,'is.psu
are the s.,t and met ilabe bas The Sound, bulit
sSrr.sly for ,pso, safiy and eoufo his Ilps con-
bscts With all The souhe Boats and Railroad Lines from
New Yer going weh and south, and convenient 70 The
...To shipper. Of. rrsighc' this un., With ks
and extensive DEPOT accommodates In Boston and
large pier In New York, tc,easi,eiy fx The use q the
Bs,) supplied with iseiiiie' fW keyht and pss-sngu
ken 1t low rate-. hhd forwarded with despatch.
New Ycrk Esrrss FREIGHT Train leaves Bos,ou Al 10
y. ~ gods arrive In New yosk pet mornips Aisat
An rIslsh, sa,!hs Ss- fott rsaehss Boston On The
fa tickets bsrths and ,tatecoms, arpiy OF The conps
nys orice, at No 0h STATE ica.s corp>r q Washing
lon AMI STATE strcsts, aud NJ on Coy ard NsvTr De-
pa, eornsr Of south and RnesiaDd Streets. bd-'oo'
psUNDAY NIGHT LINE.u
Cars ieav. s.sry Sunday srsaiar, 1t $50 r. Me-
oonnec,ing ~ above
The Ole, . OH stsis Iiosss IN Ne opsn eyery sen
10 10 A. NJ and non 10 go r. NJ, Dc sale q pefe"
Steamers Issw New Yus dsi,y. cupi,y, Ieeioseda
frcm Pier - North River, loot Of h"'y a-A
Va GEo. nIryEHcK, r,.-asH rr''ss Ar'
JAMES FISK, ~.
r Manarlns Drcrfa Nsnfsn's sf."'HPoe
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE
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WOMEN OF NEW YORK;

Under world OF the Great city.
The most startling revelation Of modern times
New York society Unmasked. 1.-The Aristocracy,"
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Auiau aud soarnA.
Travellers Guide.
lAii-soAD4

s.pps,onD Trains leave ior Boston and Ire west-SH
and 90 a n. and 3tl and 633 ?. Retaining, leave
pestsa a. % Az, IL ~, and % and 6Oor.s
rrsio. for Portland and the Elst-ll. IS, 10 ard
T.is n, and 30 NJ Returning aidtS and sto
An, aud :. IS and 40 Pm.
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Copartnership Notice

We, the updersgns, have this day fo~ei eoparner-
ship unisr the arm name q rose frost and vii carry
on ihss CARRfAuE AND sLEiGll BUSINESS st the off
sfaDd 40 Urieash a Tovie, ccrner II rempjs spd Main
streets, sAco Me. IVORY II. ruwLB,
GEO. W. FROST.
s.oo, April !, 1850. y ied :
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- With Dyspepties everything Is wrong. Food
does not digest; sleep does not refresh; wine does
not cheer; smiles do not gladden. music does not
charm nor any other Oy enter the breast OF the
miserable dyspeptic You must get nd Of y, or 10
will become seated and confirmed, and HE will be
burden and existence aeurse, PLANTATION BlrrERS
will do away with all this. New life, strength and
energy will take possession OF you. The dainask
will again bloom upon upon your cheek, ana inc
lustr. IN your eve will again be as bright AS In your
healthest, happiest, and most Joyous days.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-SuperiOr 10 the best import
ell Herman Cologne, and sold at hall the price.
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COMMONWEALTH OF ua..aehu.e,,..

BOsrOS, July 6th, 1862
Then personally appeared the above named a. +.
.JOhnnot, Treasurer OF the Mount Eagle Manufac-
turing Co, and made oath that the above statement
Is true. GEO. \. SAUNDERS,
lw.D Justice of the Peace.
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RESOLUTION relative 10 consular fees.

: n TNf~5Vfst HUN FNf"tIFV ." 0''tl7'''1 ~
Rssettd by hs Strat, and House OF RsPrsssnfa-
tines Of "a, UHiiti states Of imsriea an CoHgts, az
,,,ab,d That section three of chapter two hundred
aud thirty three of the Pabic asts Of the thirty
ninth Congress, approved July Twenty-Five, eight
clarcd 10 take effect IRON and amer January hrst,
eighteen hundred aud sixty-seyen. And all ices
which have been paid Into the Treasury IN obedience
10 the provision Of said section and which accrued
and sixty-seyen shall DO refunded out Of consular
receipts"
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THE UNION e. IJOURNAL,
.Ss,c acknowledgements.
ADVERTISING.
COST OF ADVERTISING.


In this As In everything else, the best papers will
command the best prices. 1t is cheaper to pay Is
for inserting your advertisements in Journal hav'
ing circulation Of 5000, than 10 pay D for one
that has only circulation Of 100. 0fthis you may
be sure, that any Journal that inserts advertise
ments cheap, Is, In fact, worthless medium. III u
really were u good one, IL would have no need TO
lower It's prices for It's sheet would be filled without
the sacrifice. You may lay Il down rule that
every Journal knows iz value, and that II Il adopts
low prices It is because It is conscious that Il has
n low circulation I'm number or In respectablity.-
Ffom EtsnsAam WILSON'S Handbook for Adpsrtssr'.
HINTS TO ADvERTIsERs.
When people see man advertise they know he is
business man, and his advertising proclaims that
he Is not above business, but anxious to do It.
Customers, like sheep, are grcgarious, and flock
where they see others 90. III nobody else were en-.
gagged in the same business, Il would be important
TO tradesmen and dealers 10 advertise In the paper
because people are tempted TO buy what they read
Of. But others are engaged In tho satne business
and even IL they do not advertise, II becomes the
more important for YOU To do so, II they do adyer-
tlsc II becomes doubly important.-lnon.
Without the aid Of advertisement, could have
done nothing in my speculation,, ! have the most
OOupie'N iaith ~ -hu'eit4o"b
the "royal road " business. "-Baynam.
How To Mako Money Fast and Honestly.
According to the character or extent OF your busi
ness set aside liberal per centage for advertising,
and do not hesitate. Keep yourselves increasingly
before the pubc and II matters not what business
Of utility you may be engaged in, FOR IL
ly and industriOusly pursued fortune will DO the
result.-Hunrs Merchants Magazine.
The farmer plants his seed, and while he Is sleep
Has MI.
yertislng. While you are sleeping or eating. or
cOnycTsing with one set OF customers, your adver-
tisements being read by hundreds and thousands
of persons who never saw yOu nor heard Of your
business, nor never would had II not been for your
advertisement appearing In the paper.-Dr john
Campbell. .-.-. u
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Addamnum, SlU0.

Atrue cory Of order Of court. with
Is CT. IRIS with abstract az the writ :
'N~s~-~-~' Attest n. FAIRFIELD. ci,rs.
sws2
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JOINT RESOLUTION To supply an omission In the
enrolment or the "act making appropriations
for sundry civil expenses OF the government Tor
the year ending June thlrtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy, and Tor other purposes" APP
proved March third, eighteen hundred and six
ty-nine.
BE % re.Oirsd BY hs Senate and Hssss Of Repro
1atdfires Of hs Usiiei STATES Of ImsTiea IN Con-
yress assembled That the following item, omitted In
the enrolment OF the "act making appropriations
for sundry civil expenses Of the government for the
year ending June thirtieth. eighteen hundrci and
seventy, and for other purposes" approved March
third eighteen hundred Ond sixty-niBe, be, and tie
same Is hereby, made ~ all intcnt and purposes
part OF said act, Wis
''Por this amount TO pay Il. A. Shepherd the suin
due him ON lost check drawn by Robert \. Neigh
bours, United States special Indian agent, on the
second Of June, eighteen hundred and hity.nlne ON
the assistant treasurer OF the United States at New
York city for supplies furnished the Indian depart
ment, twelve hundred dollars"
Approved, March 81, 1859.
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BRAZILIAN
MAGIC luSTRE


This composition Is superior to all Others for
Polishing Gold, silver, German silver,
Plated, Brtttania, Brass, and
Tin Ware.
IL has just enough Of Srit 20 polish the ware, and
vet II will not scratch it-a consideration long
sought for, hut obtained In no other competition.
There Is no other article used for polishing ware
knives aud forks and cea ming glass, that wi give
you almost instantaneous lustro with slight
rubbing, aud which will not more or less scratch
the articles to he polished, and slight trial Will
convince the most doubling.
We manufacture two kinds-oue for silver and
nice ware. the other for kitchen ware and knives
and forks, each having the same pecu.iariies--
Instant LuSire with the Least Effort.
A trial will convince you Of Its superiority over
all other kinds OF polish. or the truth OF what
say refer you To- any person who has ever
used IL, while among the great number OF those
who have testified that Is the hest ever used by
them, we are permitted TO refer TO Mrs. Robert
Adams, Mira NJ. r. Tucker Mrs q, y. Emery, Mrs.
q. butler, Biddeford. and hundreds OF Others.
For sale by all grOcers. ies oilers, and hardware
dealers. y Give II a trial.
PREPARED ny THE
Brazilian Magic Lustre Company,
n. ID. CENTER, Gcn'l Agent,
No. 81 Maia street, .............Bi ddeiord, Me.
-
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Received on tls Sfsafs ard HesN ~ Rssrsseafs-
fire. Of la Uaitsd Sfass Of lauiea IN conJrsa as
,smbIsS That tho erection. Of the lighthouse ut
Aauinna hay and OF other lighthouses on the coast
Of oregon. for which appropriations, have been o.
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A RESOLUTION authorizing the removal Of the
public stables, steam saw-rnill, and other build.
ings from the Capitol grounds.

R,'oIrsd By the Senate and House Of RcPrs'cHfa-
tires Of tAs UHnsf States ef Lrsrica IN Conyr,'' ~.
s,pLieL That the officer In charge VI tho Capitol
extension he, and lac IL hereby, authorized b clear
from tho Capitol grounds the public stables, steam
saw-ml and such other buildings as are of no iur-
Their use 10 the work on the Capitol extension.
ADproyed, March %, lo0y.
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MOUNT EAGLE MANUF'G 90.

The amount Of all assessments Of the Com
psny actually paid In, Is $l3,9o
The amount OF the existing capital stock, 1900
The amount OF debts due from the Company, l,2O
The amount VI the capital stock invested In
real estate, buildings, machinery and
other fixtures, 1851
The last estimated value affixed 10 the real
estate OF the Company by the assessors,
no other being taxed, 900
A. L. JOIINN0T, Treasurer.
Boston, July 9Th, 1859.
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JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the building O.
ArAilroad bridge over tho Ohio river al Paducah

be 10 rssoir.d By hs Senate and House Of Rtprs'
ssnfahoH y ns .hues Na"s o. lno' ~ ~
grsn asssmbled, That the consent Of Congress Ie,
and the sme IA hereby, given 20 the erection OF q
railroad bridge over the Ohio river from the city oil
Paducah kentuckeyJ 10 the state Of illinois, by the
Paducah and Gulf Railrpad Company and such others
rs may associate with them for that purpose under
the laws Of the States OF Kentucky aud Illinois
Proriisd. That said bridge Is built with unbroken
or continuous span VI not less than four hundred
feet In the clear, from pier 10 pier, over the main
channel OF tho river, aud s built In all other re-
spects In accordance with the conditions aud linta.
lions OF nm act entitled "An act 10 establish certain
post roads,, approved July iouIte.nth, elshtccn
hundred and sixty.two, that said bridge, when com.
pleted In tho manner specified In this resolution,
shall be deemed and taken 10 be legal structure,
and shall DO post road for the transmission u the
mails Of the United States, but Congress reserves
the right 20 withdraw the assent hereby given In
case the Zee navigation Of said river shalI nj any
time be substantially and materially obstructcd BY
any bridge 10 DO erected under the authority of this
resolution. 10 direct tho necessary notifications
and alterations OF said bridge. t'f
AppFoyed, April 7, lSG?. ! d. o. -. r .. aa..af
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Ee~sret.
Mr.. ". ID. Center has removed to No. 10
Main 81. Quimby & swsetsir's Block. Give
him n call.
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consent Of The Legislature Of the stat. 10 the pur
ehaso OF the sits or sites Cor such lighthouses.
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a Hand bill, printed ., this once
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FALL RIVER LINE

.Nsc York. Phiiad,iphia. Baiiimors. Wah
CT ingfon, and al principal points Vet,
!Sosfh and South DPssi,
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ARTICLE VII.

The present convention shall be ratified by the
President Of the United States by and with the con.
sent of the Senate thereof and by the PRECEDENT Of
Peru, with the APPRECIATION of tho Congress OF that
republic and tho Publications will DO exchanged In
Lima, rs soon as may be, within six months Of the
uain hcIu,lE = ~ IL IL
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.s,esc acknowledgements.
Dissolution Of Oopartnership.

TIME firm Of Storer & Emerson Is this day
i dissolved BY mutual consent All persons ow-
ing the late firm ars requested 10 call and settle
Immediately.
SaeO, Aug. 8, 1863. 3wD
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ehsso Of ths ,is Q, sites Cor such lighthouses.
An ACT 70 continue In force and act entitled AN
act to extend the charter Of wA<hington city,
and 90 forth.
be % ENACTED BY bs Sfnafs and Houss of Rome.
ssnfaiirss Of hs Unifef states Of America en- Con.
grs asssmbisd That the arst and sixth sections OF
the act entitled IAN act 10 extend the charter Of
Washington city, also 10 regulate the selection of
twenty -cgthD Of May, eighteen hundred and sixty.
eight, be, and tho same are hereby, contlnaed In
force FOR the period OF year and until Congress
shall otherwise determine, and that All the ether
sections Of said act are hereby repealed -
Approved, April Z, 1850. a.. -#. I'D
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ARTICLE III.

The high contracting parties agree to consider the
result Of the proceedings ofthls commission as full
perfect, and inal settlement of every claim upon
either government arising out OF any transaction
Of date prior 10 tho exchange OF the notifications
of the present conventions; and further engage that
every such claim, whether or not the same may
have been presented b tho notice Of, made prefer
red or laid before tho said commissioners, shall,
nom and after the conclusion of the proceedings Of
the said commission, be considered and treated az
finally settled, barred, and therefore natmissabe.
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HINTS TO ADVERrIsERs.

Without the aid Of advertisements could have
done nothing in my speculations. I have the most
complete faith In "printers' ink" Advertising is
the "Toyal road ~ business. "-Barnam.
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'-i:,s '....
GRO. IT.. TOODH3

tEo. " pOOD a :
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge Of the Suproii,e Court Of Penny Ivan
3D.. PnILADTLPHIA. APKIL 18th |
IcoAslder +" IIooflnnd's German
ters' r0iHnbIc medicine In Gaze o.
tacks of Jndi geStion or Eyspcpsi
can certify this from my expert
loftt. Yours, with respect,
JAMES TIlOMPSO
From REV. JOSEPH r. NENNARD, D.p|
Pastor Of the T-nth Baptist Churcs, Philsdrt
DIR JAcEtos-DEAR SIR ~ hare beer, irr1ne,,|
q'f>sct 10 conHrct my ,cith r~con,as,idatio}
otJsrs ki',ds 81 mrdiciErk. but regarding III, p,I
as oat Of my appropriate sp'er,. hare M oil cu
chncd b's mith -!-.'r rroaf IN rn,n,s in-fanc,|
pff'c-sioIfg IN nay 0tca family. efthe uscJ i,,,Is
Ho9dd'fs German Bi,isrs, JdeF,ssf f.r flU
usnG! eo"rs'. I" rrp;fSS nay fHii co,,r:" in III
general debility If the ~iri,i ami ,sueri4 r
Cnmplaint II Is safe anil valuable p.vI,-, AGiiI
sofa. e"sex IL may III t,R 'er.,iie, I,iottit ,,
be rsry Lcn.icic 10 i,oS, trto snf;,' frp;a ne
cahses. l"srs, tcrS rsipa fuzzy.
i. J. II. AitS.iRD
O.. .--..-... -.. ed. E,yiLi. Esl..r COED
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MAMMOTH BOTTLEs ONLY IS CENTS
EsSen's lar Rssto,cr tie Cheapest and
['et. The Engcnic Hair Pestorer eclipgcs
81 shpwn discoveries for the rapidi'y with
which i: r, stores gray and faded hair to its
natural contemporaries IA rspid and heal
th yrns,h, prevents and stops i. when
milling eff aHI is most iuxur:aB, DRESSING
tnr the hair, rendering it soft, SHY and
m.trnu, Mammofh bottles only IS cents,
Sold hy mos, all Druggists.
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DEBILITY.

re is - r>d.ciN equal 20 Hoefandrs Grmn~
N1r' - F'''c "a c''cs Of D>biliy. rtsy imp1rt .
W r7 9or.'n "a: ich,i> syaesi, strengthen The op-
-5e< '''.r IN cyoy,s>,a Of TIC food, snsh> o.,
f'i.. ?" diqe.i Il. purify The blood 9irs god,
o1' 't'hv complexion rrrjicote n, seifoV hnss
seHi t-ve tmpurf hio',a Ia the eA,,ts and ehoos>
.t D.-%s froai short-brsdihed, sn.a-iai,d, ~ssk,
ri orrr~a inra!id 10 f1A-facsd, ss-st ard ra,s-
,,<ysOn.
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Stray Cattle.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
: n. alton will he made to the governo.
Of the sta. u WISCONSIN for the pardon of Car
ohm" t.Gnic, who Wa convicted of manslaugh
te- il Ii: secnni ie.r~e t the December term
OF h. circuit cour: herd in AMI for the county
Of Nj ni.owoc and state Of Wisconsin. COM
mencing on the third Monday of December,
1866, and was sentenced by David Taylor.
Judge. to confinement ut hard Labor in the
state prison at Waupun for the term of four
years CIIAS. w. WHITE. -.
.s .s... -. Applicant
Manitowoc, Wis. . .I. 37-tf
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CONSUMPTION.

a'h.r- .aMds OF cases, when the pa
icn: -rpposrd ne was afflicted with
iit. rrt Die disease, have been cured
'.i.s use OF !. iiese m edi~s. Extreme
s.''"eir lon, d. billy, and .oagh are
he uSusi attendants upon severe
cases of dyspepsia or disease of the
"'Ge tive organs. Even in cases OF
:~n"'le Consu lion, tia sc r. IN di~s
..iii be found or the greatest be ncht,
ssre"E. hening and invIgorating