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Notice 10 lsia sascrs!

rI>llE undersigned are stall engaged In mann.
i ftaelarine Cuiios, GsHs ami i'orfah's ffsyvs
Niils eight miles North of Palestine Anderson
county, Texas, where they arr permanently To-
rsivd, and viii secp G. instantly en- hand GsnA VI
yatious sizrs and descriptions, all made II the
best materials CAST Steel saws. CAST &5t@y
cAlll hardened ard well finished. with Nh extra
dass Brush attached 10 each gin. The mills
are sll madc OF poad materials anl wei hni&h-
ed in eserA respect. The lsns sud mills ere ali
warranted 10 perform well, ana ssIl b. deliver.
ed 10 purchasers At lhc shortest no'isc. tom
facts mas b. made with our travelling agsntA,
nr ~i'h a. J. An.iia 4 Co. Washington coun.
it leAscopc ( Norton, Lagrange, Fay cs,s
cesnly Wo"i 4 Spencer. NJ Whseiock. and
Dr " " ''oss Husk 90 Fn' further pariie.
niafs address iaNfetse & Hllaps, Palestine,
Anderson county, Texas, VIZ w"eid aise r.
fvf persau- WISHING ia par+sase ras ard mills
cshe following ~ ,iemcn. whe haze pusshass
cd gus and nails from our msnsfaviefv. w.
Samn.l ke@e, Thes. tfisN.li Pcik eounI1
n u. llaiehlnson, J. T. fnrgullar. J. = itss1
Judge Lipssemh, II {. N.tntise, " agssN.
county; Il. n. Rags..aie. scabsun dbel +
Jss. Faigersen. thpsv,ve eegaiy; 4 II sl
Gonya~s csuagy . J. ] MsBssjgs. Va 'al.
Lsrs, ison comfy u r. Smlsh, 'sqp
r, ler eoasty, r. ] Slack, r. T. lev fs
cauwll Il T. Mpss. Hanson o. ssyss
ron euunsy J. ". g.aaagaa Rass svuaES !.
y SmiiN. IN. epsnty Or. Nas ~ tsssSa
gauetS Th Iliasu, Esla n eessts: WA
Siehepsn KSek 4n136. Z, 'i-rte. tslsses
spsssy hnseHs eEevp a 81 assi, $40
sluss va,saH 1ss Suii;l., isastas 20 Sr1llt
III Has, iii. Il ~ask.t eef{SGY
i.-cerc lt4'ltnaIs s'aill.l 7sts: III Hae4
son, Ia n. Gnels. J. N.e WsSEJox,
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NGU Ut3ANlAN i = ~ 81
7m TM qadm 49, i
oJsxo r !.'s 4! y Y. I Y. Pstls 81
Store choice and large assortment N Pi1ns
Fortss, at very fpaeo"abls priceA, ~ N aesssz-
modating terms. IL
Among them arr ria.no re,ses mad. By ths
Old and celebrated Manufacturers. 7. GiIhtA
q Co., Of Boston, II rich tenc, and Finished
beautifully IN rosewood. blssk walnut, and ma.
hcgany, with Lscn franes, made in The most
substantial and wosku.snlike manner. Also,
the justly celebrated .Eoiisa Piano Fmies,
which. for sweetness of tone, have no, been
cqus'lcd. They are peculiarly suited to the
country, A. the Nolian does no, require tuning
for years.
The New improvement Ia Piano Fortes
the patent Vibrating OlerbriJgs, il also for
sale at the same establishment. This improve
ment gives peculiss arnncss and brilliaccy to
the treble, adds 10 the durability and strength
Of the Piano, aud renders 1t capable Of remain
ing much longer in tune taxn those in ordinary
use
w. I. Lis Agen. for Henri Hers celebrated
Grand Pianos and Piannos, made In Paris. For
power and Sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
eminent.
The Dolce Compound Attachment, J. Policy
4 Co.'S Paris Pianos, and Instruments IRON all
the bes. manufactures, constantly receiving,
ant for sale on liberal terms.
Second Hand Pianos for snle, from $50 10
eaoo each, aid taken in part Yaynen, for new
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ar-
praised,
Cathcarfs Melodeoa.-This bcnutiful toned
Wind-lns,rumcni, for Village Churches, Lodges,
Sercnadng Parties, and the private practice Of
Ofganists, possesses sweet and powerful tone,
is portable, (weighng 10 pounds.) and offered
at 500 each.
" Orders for guitars, v!olns, yiolonce'los,
claricnc,s, flutes, iageolets, strings, and music
merchandise Of every kind will be promptly
executed nj reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with brass instruments and band music.
Hayps, double and single action, on hand and
made to order, 10 suit the taste Of purchasers.
Mnsie.-The largest catalogue IN the South
The stock is an accumulation Of over twenty
years. In it nrc many old and beautiful pieces
GU. Of print.
Nen Music received by every arrival from
the North, mud by the Foreign steamships,
Spanish songs, dances, wal,zes, &c.--a regular
supply. Original music published every week
al the s!ore--natiye compositions solicited.
Music, bound, copied, and arranged Subterip-
tons received for the Message Bird. Ssronfs
Musical Times and the baltimore Oiio. BY
addressing the undersigned, catalogues Of mtI-
sic will be sent TO any part Of the adjoining
states.
NIB fim, WIN. 7. MAYO. o.
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r =. KNAPP, Dentist Sargeon, Gives par.
eJe ,iealas attention to the preservation Of
tia NATURAL TEETH, rs well as to Supplying
their loss hy Artificial oues. His entire time
for years has been devoted TO the improvements
in hi. profession. For evidence OF his superior
plugging aaa the utility ana beauty ef hss Artificial
1ssth, he wiz only refer 10 his numerous pa
irons. both in the city, ard eonntry. Mslsus
Of teeth arc now annually lost, for want time
" and malicious trcaisuent but lc, ti,pse who
have suffered by qsaess. not be discouraged
but avail themselves Of the best remedy -sn
operator in whom they can have confidence.
TGsTn EXTRACTED without fear, under the
influence Of the L. flilos, or CHLoKoioR. ard
with persee, safety 10 the patient.
uftscE AND R.siprscy remered from The car-
ner Of 81 Charles Street 10 Nc, 10 Baronae
Street .aear (anal Street.
April b, 1851. ntiI
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TIE STATE or TEXAS.
CoantAOf Harrison.
,owsty Court pertaining 10 Estates. June

Cossty Cour! pertaining 70 Estates. June
1trm, 4. n. 1851.
MIN. A. STARNES, administrator Of The
w estate Of r. a. Davis, deceased, has filed
his accounts With said estate in this Office for
tisl settlement. This IL, therefore, Ia glte due
notice that said sccousts will b. opened .. HE
next term oil saki cotr., 10 b. held on the las.
Monday in July, (instant,) 1851, FOR examine
ton. mud allowance, when and where all persons
Interested in said sstats may attend and son,e..
them il they see proper.
~ order Of tho Cnurs.
lsNc: L.. 4. DEAXLEY,
Cletk L. l.. Il. T..
July ~. 1851 III ~
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Fresh Arrival.

NOKKIS TACKETC have jual FccelNed
~ aud opened splendid supry Of fresh
drugs and medicines. Their stock Is compleis.
and well selected. Garden seeds in the great
est abundance. A beautiful variety of eyqu-
site perfamery. a full supply Of essry tAlps
TO sid the afflicted nnd unfortunate Of The u.
MN race. Call ard see their stock, for they
have lots Of pretty things. ni0,f
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Z. j n FlssAI,9, q.
49, -. ~ 4144siss arsst,
= lNq ls9ce store,
U} ~ r. y 6snd tie las!ssssAd bsss
W nests'sMt Of Clstsiv II svssy assusie-
ton In Ness Oe1tsns. A Thu eetekjishmeLs
every article Il offered II he lowest pixie Al
which Il ean be sc|d, ard no reduction can In
any instance be made. Purchasers. whether
they are good or bad judges Of the quality Of
goods, may rest assured q obtaining every a.
ttt!e at The very lowest price, without the
trouble Of beating down, or tho fear Of being
sheated. We have but ono price for Goods,
and that invariably II tho lowest in the city.
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
is now very large, comprising . very full as
sortment; Ill made in the latest and best man.
uer, and warranted in every respect.
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UNIVERSITY n incrAxl.
Nsw OaLEAss. Feb. Is 1851.
Jessrs. Hugely 4 kocA<iis ~ thar y. ,.
~ssstsd, ~ Pro-, 4. Lawrence
Smith, who has great svpulx.ion ns IN snslytS-
cxi c'sesnist, have examined tie three sstnpies
Of n.rsial water, sent inc tom Nafsisll, Texas,
by W. H. Dial.
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Administration Notice.

4 ETTERS of administration DC bonus asss
IL On the estate OF Jenkn w. Swanson, tr-
ceased, were granted TO the undersigned. BY PC
county court pertaining To estates, held IN . 20
for the courty Of Harrison, in the Stase y
Texas, on the 2Sih day OF May, a. d jsoi.
All persons, therefore, having claims. against
said estate III any, are hereby notified 10 pre-
zen, them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated and those indebted to the
same will please make immediate payment to
WM. J. BLOCKER, Adm. &c.
.Jnae l6;h 1881. n32 OF.
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Lose CERTIFICATES.

INyE have lost the headlight certificate Of
w Francis Mekiiific, J, J. Crasans as
signee for ono third Of a league Of land, No
a5s, dated May ~, 1898. and issued by the
Board of Land Commissioners Of Shelby
County II not heard from in ninety days from
the date of this notice, application will he
made to the proper Department for duplicate.
BENZ. +. YOUNG,
q. r. BOul.WARE.
Marshall Juiy 10, 1881. nj l3s
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MAanAlC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

mAe0NlC FENA9e oNSItsUIh'
TINE Executive hoard y Managers apfo'n'-
L cd By marshall Ledge No. ~. announce 10
The public that the TN session Of the Institute
will commence on the All Of Angus. under the
charge Of tho Faculty Of Tesches,t to VIII
Mrs EHxA ". s3ossony, Vice Principal.
Miss ELIZA DuRros, Primary Department
Hiss AMAsELLA jLSsErr JUNE, Music t.isno
Dramiag and Faaey Work
oeasss d Dtu1D AZ osasgss PER -
-, -, 1eesy W
VSlSAKy sI.-''I""st"pn:
kesdlna, aaa ~nu"e' Pe' 'eS'''" U, s,o m
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UJNhOtWt10n.
ANE Of oar firm w. 7. lsl'l having deter.
II prsesiring ia the Supreme Court Of the
State, and in the United States District Court,
our law partnership Il, this day. dissolved ty
r,u,uai consent. Our uxifssi attention will be
g.ren tss Gil the hasincss of the firm Of I'LL &
Fsss.r, and. also, Of the lste firm ii Hill, Fra
xer, 4. Shed, ua.,l the same Is finally settled
Letters on the bs,Sinss Of either Of said ir,aa. will
b. aAdrsse1 ~ heretofore.
e. A. Frtxer will eeni;nne to rcsids in Mar
shall, AMI 10 practice in the Courts VI the stkth
JudVial Dis.s'r,. and will occupy the oikss here.
tofow occupied by III Arm,
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Valuable Property for sale.
STEA NJ MILF.

STEAM h.
vINliE subscriber takes his method Of nfcrm-
i ing his patrons and tho public generally.
hat his Steam Saw and Gfist Mil, situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Msrsha'l, il now in operation, and IL good order.
III i prepared 10 accommodate orders n short
notice. and on reasonable terms, Tor cash, or
on credit 10 pnnctuaI dealers The following
arc the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber hoard measure, 80 90
Rough edged lumber. ic 90
I.n,ting and paiirg, side and
cdtfe neaeefe, 20 90
Thu cvist Mill will II Ill times h. IN opera
.i.u. sucks bfeaxht u The mill mass b. plain-
II marked. OF there WILDE ~ responsibility for
los. "a,
Ten pct cant will h charged en lumber bills,
whc a moi raid in adsaAca. All sans on credit
iii 8 cs,.sidescd due on ~ hsal day Of Dc.
1eat<r Of the current year.
A. u. nURRESS.
January l. 1881 uaSy
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rI>WIBltl \ EDWARDS, COPPER. Tin.
i and Shot frna Workers. No. 10 New
Iesee, between Grayer and pos.lsss streets.
arc prepared TO da al kinds 81 work Ia the
'.oss fine. Sisanhos, aud Plantation work
sienc in III. bcs. manner on the shortest nosice.
on the most reasonable lerns. Also, en- hand
large assortment Of CosIirc, >'sam H3as,
s,aj bar Room Nsoses. OF every SIZE and de-
serip.,on; also. Ill Kind OF House work.
such ~ Gutter Pipe. Spout, az. All orders
thankfully received, and promptly attended Co.,
TWinll.L s EDWARDS
New Orleans, June 20, 1850. ~ lv
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ms ! 1sIs(d r. !
H. Il! = =
deesdly ~ - ~ - N r N ~ ~
tseaRadf .sdapa6 \ y ~ soulh ~ = da.p
e3fna1 1 WI ~ ihtis ~ 10 ~
hndy 4 subsequently, ~ viz =.
tnain mo u time 49, ~ etk1 nsAe,
u ~ IN 1T ~ effect upok ihe4A 'Ehs
ease tothe Iron panno b indeps obtt ~ The
body md can bs easily removed = slsr~.
The tore il nsere full. rich. and msllpW Thar IN
other pianos. w import the plryel 4 Co,
Paris Pianos, made expressly to our order. P-
amos Of g, 81, ~ and oeiavcn, some in rich
carved cases.
Also-Melodeons, scraphiues, guitars Of the
best makers, volins, vio1oncellos, aceordesns,
flutes, bc-jos, music boxes, and Instruments Of
all kinds; guitar, harp, violin, yioloneello and
other srings pegs, bridges reeds, finger boards,
bows, bow hair. tsis pieces, fosn, dc. Piano
Forte and other music published, aud music re-
eeivei from all the Northern publishers ms soon
as published. Orders from the country solic-
tied and promptly nttenScd to- A liberal dis
count e,ade on large orders aud to music
teachers. As the subscribers mpor, most Of
their goods, they can offer better Inducements
to purchasers TO give them call bcfors pse-
chasing, at No. ~ Camp street, New Orleans,
JUS, two doors from Grayicr street.
n26lv TYLER & HEWITT.
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1--WE undersigned, DEALERS IN SEEDS, re-
L spectful!y beg to call tbs attention of their
friends and the public to the full and choice as-
sorimcnt Of Seeds and Grams which they have
now in store. They have also on hand an a.
sor,men' of Garden Implements, Watering Pots,
Flower Pots, Bird Cages seed and water glas-
SEES, split peas, pressed herbs, tobacco seed
roots, plants, slrubbery, &c. They lase com.
plete arrangements to be KEEP, supplied with
flesh aud warranted Seeds. (suilabc to the sea-
sons as they prosress,) from the growers. Com
stock. Ferre < Go, of We'horsiicid. Conn.
aud Will take p.lde IN supplying the same to
their customers IN neat and careful manner,
aud at reasonable prices.
Orders, with city reference, for the above, or
for Carolina COW peas, corn. OATS, wheat, buck
wheat, rye. barley, millet hlackcyed peas, &C.
viii be well and speedily attended to, by
COMSTOCh IL GO.
Weihcrseeld Seed Store. II Common street
corner of 1shoupi,oulas street, New Orleans
Dee. IL, 1850. no26 Is
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- o. NELSON & Co, Commission Mer-
-. chants. New Orleans.
o. Nelson, New Orleans. Il. Danksmith,
New Orleans II. c. Walker, Memphis, Team,
la,c Cashier Branch Union Bank; I. A. Ne.-
son, Athens, Ala. v3nA
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na6iv TYLER & HEWITT.

II J. HART t. co, Grocers ard Gone
lie mission Merchants, No. 10 Tchoupitoulas
street, New Orleans. Dealers in Liquors Of
all kinds Brandy. Gin, Whisky, Rum: Wines,
Ccrdins, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, :scgars, Tobacco !;
Sulphatc Of Quin,re by the ease, und staple
Drugs; Paper, all kinds; oils, specs, pickles,
ketchups, soap, starch hams, lard, bacon, butter,
cheese, beef pork, and al kinds II staple and
jsiiey Groceries. lJ Coleman's patent undu-
latory corn mills. y2niyy
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LAW DEpARY,WK

Hon, I. w VI, King. Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of Law.
John Delaiield, Esq. Professor e CONNER.
.lal Jurisprudence.
7ssms-Sao per session.
All communications pertaining 10 III. depart.
ment must be addressed to
u. W. N. KING. Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March. 1880.
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SHIRTS, CNAvATs, HANDKERcuIEps, &c.
Supertine all linen shirts, stitched
bosoins, $3.50 to 3,5o
Superiiuc muslin shirts, linen
bosoms and collars. 100 to o,T5
French gipgbam and calico Shirts
hickory. check, and negro shirts,
Mc'ino, flannel, gauzc, brown, white, and pink
understands and drawers,
SILK understands and drawers,
Very rich styles, fancy crasa,s,
Italian and French Black silk crayats,
Silk and linen hadkerchefs,
L.,u-n e,-sser handkerchief,
Linen and silk gloves.
Black Kid gloves,
Cotton, merino, and linen half hose,
Silk and gingham umbrellas, Sc.
Also, trunks, vai,e>. and carpet bags.
ALFRED MiNROE,
s2ntay No - Magazine 81.
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Form Of Return Of Ele ten.

TmI STATE oF TLXAs,
County II Harrison.
FL the Chief Justice o! the County aiofrsa,ii
Thc undersigned certify that "a, an election
held this day at - Pr-tmt No. - IN
said ccnniy IN pursuance vi eril isslrd for
tina, purpose
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NOTICE.

The subscribers announce to the citizens of
New Orleans, that MIR. HIxss Passes, No. 90
Camp street, Is agent for the sale Of their
PiASo FoHrTs, with aud aiAou, Colcman's
Eolian Attachment aud Ives TuSABLg RgEps.
mud ilsc only person authorized to use their
names as such agent. Ia every instance Pianos
taken from tbs store are guaranteed by the
manufacturers
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NUNS & CLARK.

NVNNS q VI.NNN.
257 Hrmdicay Nee YORK.,
CHICKERING'S PIANO fUR1'ES.
The public viii please take notice that Mr..
llEsRy PAgsoss, 90 Camp street, is my only
agent for the sale of my Piano Forlcs ~ Lou
islaaa, and tina, instruments taken ut This depot
may be considered fully guaranteed from the
factory.
Orders may be lief, for any kind Of ins,ru-
mcns-, and no advance required antil the article
i, received and approved.
J. CilICkEKf\G
3,i Washington sifsct Boston,
H. also hes on hand large supply of select
music cf the ial,iss sty'c.
May A. 1881. ,2ni-y
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r:.l.ncsaocA's vcrmifuge.
7.nrtlscM ~ are.

FINlE undersigned ha, always Oh hand good
| assortment of EarfheHnare. China and
Glass, which be il prepared to sell at Wholesale
or retail on the mos, favorable terms. lie re-
.pcctfully caiis the attention Of country Ncr-
chants. and others visiting the Guy, to his as
sorlmeft and prices
Packages done in the bes, manner.
j. e. DUNLAP,
b, Camp Sireei Nee Orleans.
June al.t. 1851. NJl
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z HORSES \ co'o' 1ieo raar 0u,
a. Sheep and Lay,Lsi Horse Boooa,,
Iioo HoTfe Wqyoni gig Jor 2 SEAT
MeighS IOr one o. mo H0rses.
Hapag IooLs-i horse, drug and CON.
mon Rates3 Scyihes, SHafis and ForL
~ MARTIN
st. Johnsbury, Aug. 1, 1891. 7sn(
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Public House for Sale,

WIuTt tuo b rniu s~-->4 t1l M "
ENNllE Eubsoribct being abont to leavc the 'stNtc,
offer fer lsalethe welllknnwn IEveEn Stand nj
Belfg deternlned 10 dfsppAe OF ~ he will give a
CREST bargain. ifht buildings are n good repnir
The huusr win De sold with on without fts fianturel
not sold soon, I, vim be 'eese provided the les.
'l,i'" 49, ~, Al W. Titus
7iynAcr, VI July l. tsr.' f T1TT
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c(lHSlIMPTI(lN

!. Al chr..ni-.1 and e,-..a sou.,r-. h.. r.s.~
Propor,aa II deshs thAn any ot-f nahiSay hsa
.fihS tho human family and until within lev yvsrs
theru hes as bsn snJ stsr rsey M sup ths dcsAa'a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.fn. 49, 49,

lCertihcatc ofDr. Perry, Portsmouth, n. HI
PORTSMOUTH, Sept ~, 1919
MrJ. T. MoRsE, Agcntfor "White's Hair Restor-
alive, Dear Sir--l deem Il my dnty 10 state some
lacts respecting tho inestieASble value Of Whhrt
Restorative Several venrl (ngo, after severe NJ
ofsieknes M, wife lost all hor hair, the hp
pcarcd diseaFod, and the hair grew out brpih ara
uneven. About wear ago, by another nj OF HeA-
ncss shc iDSrU hsiF eAeesa tis''eI and ~
longtime therc was apparently INDUCTION IN the soap
Aner varions appicaiipntI WIS induced to Wy NV
aboyc mentioned Restorative. gnd now. after me u'o
ola Jew bottles, her hair has grown outas h'e9,%
lustfohis, and OF Ms beautiful color as ever
thbtfhorc for bong time have been afflicted VIII
-neuraIgc and other pains In my head, and hase
found % the besteNteTnal remedy hnve ever tncuS
can therefore ehecrfully reeommendn 70 ~ W. W.
rr afflicted As above, the best article have ever
seen. Most respectfully yourS &cA,.,, .,s,4ni
-- tl-li..- l4 l,'-e A.PEKR1 NJ ",
Manufactured bI L. WHITE, L4weEl MIS- Sold
IN BOSTON, Whooraie, by Wilson, Patriiank . ~
retail. IN 81. ,lnhnsbury, ,hy 'hingharl "a 4
sumpsic, Levi p. Parks; Wells River. ]. Shsda y
CO. nanviIie Vhsl nemlng 4 Co! Cabot ,san.N
TtusNells Marthaeld, PutoRn& Woostori mo.9 u
Tier, RsdRsadAs Cirpnnis and by my apPctr.ea
gents Throughout the Cnion n.y.
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Thousands of Consumptionn

and CAroHis CbugAs sbundanuy t~uvc ts NJ. daEg ~
oay m such dscars aud itS undqvbted eurAiirs pOnE
rud suouling healing pfupcrtes. IN Inv following com
pliniA nnd disoRs Vs-g SpiaiHR OF Rood RiSsfBP "a
ia LzPss Pasa "a az hysps and S(s NiAi Ssnrat. Ntr
CohJRalpts faiyiatioA Of ia Hart Cholera fsfaH
frs4. ngsSHhs and Sanvscr Eliqi,fs Ia CAire, and
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Marshal,e NOtiea.
Veuus,t D.t,ict A. - -

Neupont District, % viii
n1THBIAkI 81 q NaUnHt issued osIf Of tl,e Hoo
erahls District oapu u tbs United Bjaies co.
iheDistnef OfVeunoni lido hereby give puliic notl,
that ail Information ut the violation 81 the Reyenn
laws Ui the lniied States has been ed ~ said Cfar,
by ABEL UNDERWOOD, Eaa District Attornty
Of the United hiaies i1r said DisTioi, against oas
s0rTel geding Horse, one horso wagon, s,ls fr,gl,
double wagon and ono harness sslEsd Al CanaaI, h,
said District, on the gath day u October, b lSsO
and lral VIII Dr. bad oH the said horse wagons and
harness aud they will be eutdetnnod aRTeaablv n,
the pmYer N enid lufurmalinn al illa a. ~ 49,,
term 81 The said District CpHr, ~ be holden Al Run
lnnd within sud Tor said District on The OH day al
oct heNi ensuing unless etlm shah he laia.,,..-
ed on % beiom that day 80 which oil p0rsons inter
etiei VII take, due noIlee and govern fhenselse,
accordingly,
Given under my hand aiWindsor, IN saIi Bstret,
this et day of August, a y, 1861,
7llMll JOHN rETIEA. MlrAnI