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(Prom tie jersey CITY TsisgrdpA)
WuIr Il IT poR-THis wooD's Has REsronArivs
IL a question asked daily by hundreds. We answer
without hesitation or fear Of contradiction, that the
only artce known which viii do NIL t promises for the
human hair. 10 ,riH rsnsp TO ero1th-tf riH sfeS
M faiiing-ii riH restore its natural color II 10
NOT Hair Dye, but speedy and enicAcious Restors.
tive. . -
O. j. WOOD a CO., Proprietors. 3l2 broadway, ". T.,
and III Market street, 81 Louis, no.
n Sold by all Druggists here
"AGENTs.-In BiddsIord, J. sawyeri IN Sseo, T.
s. Mitchell, succes.or 10 u. l.. Mitchell Whoesals
Agents In boston, Weeks Potter. La Portland, w.
Hay. S"osS'
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Grocery Wagon For Sale.

1 FIRST rate Grocery Wagon, nearly new,
IA built 10y Cbadboune and Gerry, 10, sale on
reasonable terms. Apply to T.. A. FENDEhSON
or Vim. b. HENDERSON, at Blake's store.
Biddeiord, Feb 18th, 1857. 3~S"
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At a Court OF Probate held al Saco, within
and for the County VI Yorl on the first Monday
OF February, in the yearof our Lord, one ihous'
aud eish, hundred and fily.seyen, oy me elton Honor
VIIILLiAM LORD, Jr., named Executor in q
w certain instrument, purporiing tn be The last
will and testament Of Ruth Perkins, late Of Ken.
nebunkpori, In said county deceased, having pre-
senipd Inc same for probate.
ORppREp, Tha, the said executor give notice 10
I'll per,Ols interested, by causing u copy OF this
order io b, published three weeks succes.ivey, In
The Union aud Eastern Journal. printed al Bidde.
ford, tina, they may appear at a probate court, TO
he held nj Kenu-bunl, in said county, on the Inst
Tuesday Of March next, at ten VI the clock 10
The forenoon, aud shew cause, any they have,
annroyrd. and allowed as the last will and tesla.
meni Of the said deceased.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register
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Baee s.d L.aSsr.,.;,. Ne. II leg schss

A PERFUMED BREATH - VIVA, lady or
nenileman ~ouId remain under the curse Of
dissxr~vslle breath when by using the BALM
IL A rnousAsD fLowExs" asa dcn,rhcc would
got only reader u sweet bot leave the teeth white
as alsba,ier, Many yersous 10 not know their
bsraih Is bad, oed the subject b 30 delicate their
friends will never menilon 4. Pour q single drop
of 'I,aIn' your Tvoth Bush snd wash tie teeth
ishi and morning. my cen, bottle Will last
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
he acqulred by using the "BAIh or THOUSAND
FlpwIRs" IL will remove tan, pimp,ss sad
ir.cslcs irsn the skin, iecving !, of son sad
rseale hue Wet towel, pour o. two OF three
drvps, aud wash the lace nigh, and momingr
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet your shaw
lag brush IN either wsnn % cold water, pour 90
two OF three drops Of BALM OF THOUSAND
r,uwxxs," rub the beard well, and IL VIII make
bs... iil .on ls,her. marh fscilua,ing the oper.
,,'c. Of shaw nag Prsc- only Fifty crnts Pot
sale py oil Duxs'sts. Beware u coun,erfeiis.
None genuine unless signed by
W. fETRiDGE K CO.
snto FrAakiin square, New York
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PAT1sra
R. y. EDDY, Solicit tor Of PATENTS

fLLYI AogHY 90 n. =. PAyeNf Oevtcu, WhunsSeo,
- rupsa ms ACT % 1871
10 70 sats Street opposite kilhy u, Sasesa
YrgR an szssa.lvs prsesios q spssrts q ...ssy
"A ysass ooatins<s 70 secure Saisats U u Cs'sse
States ao 10 0rssi Bsitaln Yrsncs, And shss 6ssen
eoanirtes. Caveats, Specifications, Asssnnsass -
ell rspsrs o. Drsviaes sos rsisnIs, sseesied 90 .s
t<ras and With asspaieA Ressasches aAds Into -
lean Hcrsgu vsrks, % detsfnine ths vsiidy % ~
ity q Patents Invsntons, legal 90 oshsf sdves
rsoidrsi In Ill nattsrs tSuchng The sans. Copies q
The claims Of any Patent furnished By rsaittns ees
dollar. Assiennenfs recorded a Warrington.
. This Agency 10 not only The largest In Neg Eagsne,
bot through Il aventors have advantages for sscurng
patents, or sse<aining the pAisntahity % inveuissa
unsurpassed BY u not lnmeAsuraby ssp<rtor 70, eay
which Be otersd theo v,ssshsse rbs tssttmealah
given belov prove thAs none u MOAB sUCCk3syCb
ArTHk PATENT OFF,. Khan the sabscstb<s and -
SUCCESS IL rHB Bksr PROOF " ADVANTAGE
AND ABILITY. he voah add that be has aSsndass
believe and can prove that - oshes 49,
Of the kind the eharys for professional sssysss -
modersts The Immense prsecs Of the sIosensss dsss
Ing twenty jean past has saabed hin 70 sossnsiasa
vast collection Of Specifications and oeiA dseis!eos ~
alive 70 patsnts fhes<, bsdss his extensive uhrsy q
LEGAL and mechanical WORKS, and full accounts 81 psseoss
rranted IN the United esatss and rarops, render hln
sbls beyond question, 70 ossr superior sniiisso -
All necessity q Journey TO washlnstea 70 procure
PATENT and the usual great delay thsr are herr ss's
inventors.
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Common English, $500
Higher 400
Languages, 3Oo
Music, Drawing and Penmanship will be laugh,
BY accom- Pushed Instructors.
Board from 81, IS to $500 per week.
Further particulars apply 10 the Principals, or
10 TN BRADBURY, Secretary.
Standlsh, Feb 10, 1857. 3ws
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Job Wagons. Jobbing'

IlE suh~cribers have furnished Themselves With con
v.nlsnt Wagons, and vish horsss, and prvpsred
70 do any Kind u uork, such % the transportation Of
soois moving families, furniture, and similar business
Al all timss at short notice.
We Keep ss..s ., u. q. Boyden's, Liberty ST., and 81
Cu,npIngs 4 NAsen's, smiths cornsr, vherr orders
nav he Isf, ami they vii Be papetaaiiy attended TO-
p,rouaI Application lAay be made 10 J. .. Weeks, 81
he Depot, os u the drivers.
BIddsford, sept. 10, 1850. iyr3T'
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". RsspectfuIy, yours, &c,
MRs. Il. A. sr0DDARD.

From Mrs Ingalls,, . we'll known nurse In no'tou.
Boston, Oct. IL, 1855.
GESrs.-At your request, AMI being 90 highly pleased
with the effects of the Restorative, am free W state
that my hair nd become quite thin, and entirely white
have or the last i've year, been In the habit OF using
dye but hearing of the extraordinary effects of this I
tcle was induce to try lie My hair has been restof-
ed to Its original thiekness and ALEC ~ It's former color
which 10 light brown Yours, respectfully,
Mas. INGALLS,.
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WORLDS BLESSING.
Of. ]. q. NJ. GoUlO'S


Entered according to act Of Congress. In the year
1850, In the Clerks once of the District Court
Of Massachusetts.
WE would call the attention Of the public to this
w dsrfu preparation used only as an external appli-
,,tou, which IL sure remedy, cures In from II to Is
aours removes the seysrest psin In ID minutes, and
.. ich never fails
Crr,acs,s ar. daily received by the doctor, Of the
agh.st Recommendation. lie this day received the fol-
ssingi- ,,
pslH STA Ever since this session of the legislature
Omm.ncr,i have b-sn severely afflicted with Innsm
tory Rheumatism. eApsIdet much money without
.blalnlng any relief, whenone OF our Representatives
sOughI me q bottle of your rheumatic Dsm, ana
rem It's nrst application the pain began Ia decrease
ana am almost entirely free from the sfiietion
Sou are awar, that ordered six bottles more, which
llstrihu.ed among suffering fends, and In every In
tsnec Il has Afforded immediate relief viii give this
esimony VI the worth Of your medicine, unsolicited, AZ
ssht token u my appreciation IL your snisASors 10
soths the pain and anguish 81 your fello~-men.
Very respectfully,
W. II. y. hArKELL,
Clerk Mass. House Reps.
Dr. J. II. ". Could, East Abingdon, Mass.
Mr. s. L. Card, n resident % Portland, Who has been
assd wiih Serola or The last three years, suffering,
onsrQueatly much palm, and whose night arm had be-
,ome % sore and lame that Il very difficult Tor him
o rslse his hand his head TO put ani take OF
without assistance, and who has tired my kipds
NJ medicine, without AM favorable eject vas induced
10 try Dr.. 0oulas Rheumatic Balm, by which applicA-
ion he twenty inmates restored 10 the use sfhs
,rm, and can noe use u heey.
AR Gard rrs.ies Alder street, and you'll be harry
% recommead 10 thoss similarly anheted. IL nay be
Al Win truth thal ., 10 ia.iesd the Worlds BfssssaS
No. IL, Alder s., Portland, Ne. .. Ia CAkD
pace and La Ssratsry, Ne. II i-s Schssl
Street, Bsstsa.
Wholesale Agents. WEEKS 4 POTTER, lSt, WASH
nTtoa street Bosioa, and retAlled BY Brewer stevens
AMI Cushing 90 wAshingon Street. and burr, sostka
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TESTIMONIALS.

"Durine the tina occupied The once OF ceonh.
sion<r Of patents, u. II. EppY, ESQ, Of Boston, an
basness at the Patent 0nes - Solicitor or proeuhng
PATENTS There we're lev, any perscns acuns " thAs
causcity Who hsd 90 uueh business before the Patent
once and there we're none Who conducted 10 vtth
more skili, ndeity and sueeess. rssard Mr. Eddy
one Of The best Informed and most ska rassae DO
Motor, In the United ssates and have hesitation a
assuring INVENTOR that they cannot eoIAoy psrsee
morv competent and Trustworthy, and more eapAbss q
putting their applications In form 10 secure Tor H.
aes EDMUND BURKE,
- IAfa CoumisaionaH Of RAlanta w
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And whenever the fourth day Of July, or any
day designated In this State for the choice Of cleo.
Tor, of President and Vice President Of the Uni
ted States, or tor the annual Fast or Thanksgiv.
ing. shall occur on ih. first Tuesday Of any mouth
The Cour, will be held on the "wednesday follow
ing. e. t. Bl'uhNE, Judge
FRANCIS BACON, Register. 3w7
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Your, truly,
HENRY GOODRICH.

CHlRLEsrows, Mass, Aug y, 1913.
Gents .-Nothing but duty and sympathy mat
feel - communicate 10 others thst are ametel nave
been would induce me 10 give this public acknowedge-
msut of the benefit have received fioa Prof Woeds
Hair Restorative. When fret commenced usns 70,
my hair was quite grey, and In spots entirely bald
have now used the Restorative about nve months snh
my hair Is entirely changed to IL. original color brown
and the ew hair 10 three inches In length on the
spots where 1, bald. have also been much graf
ied at the healthy moisture aad hair, which
before dry, and Il has cease 70 come out ~ iorm
eriy. Respectfully, yours, &c,
NRs, II. A. srODDARD.
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{ DIR. BAuEY'S
Alternative SYRUP.

~ "a. Art prepared .nh rsssnes . one bad ease 2
arroesIa, and EvTkcTED ihk cCkk W. ~
,s~s.rds r several yssr used In nsDsf0as essss sA
NJ M. nov become a s6setsal rsnedy In thk dssa.s.
., ~ In used successfully By soores Of psssooe we
-. .saIstsd viii he following nanussons OF ose'
ulai
Ulceratisg Tuners, Seald Head,
Diseased Eyes,
Nor asED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and srspavs'
- coid paIe, pssty OF elsnny and s~esons'
EFFU>IONs, "cc.sioaias DIN.
m, a breathing, Blos,ins. extreme hns0ar ana
frrauent fstsue.
RICK ETs % soasnsd and di,sorsd C STnIss,
~. Rs.es. spinaI AGeetisasS Wsiset
Swel1ingsS
Der..Eel condition ofths Digestive otGsns, o sS,s,
-. 40 IN or rsvsnsss and irregular sveuIsl
severe and. pr0srseted cOsavsne's o. Sh''o''
D,....ed Laugs, which had involved me sal
s.r,rs n Asthma, os hard Coughs Hsmorhass In
eisiiou and Other symptoms Of
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The foll,wing IL from the Pastor Of the Orthodox
Church, Brookheld'
DnooKFiELp, Mass, Jan. IL, 1885.
Prof wooD-Den sr-IlAving made trial u your
Hair Restorative, Il gives pleasure 10 say, that it.
effects have been ,ufeient In removing Inflammation,
dandruf, and q constant tendency 70 Itching. With
which have been troubled from my childhood, and
has also restored the hair, which becoming gray 70
It's original color. have used no other article, with
any thing like the same pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly,
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y,su fl,,,s,s.t cs~missiessy.

From thsyrsss~f ceamisstossv.
"Arorsf II, lsss-During The tine have held the
once Of Commissioner OF Patents, H. Eddy, ksq, ef
Dostou has been extensively engaged In the ansseioa
Of business with the Once, - Solicitor lie 10 hos.
ouehIy acquainted with the Law, and the rules q pro-
lice OF the Once. regard him - one q the most eapse
be and successful practionen with whom have had
on,elaI intervourys. CHAs. MASON,
Iy3f Commlssioper Of Patents.
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NUIOFu, W Ufctstf GU E'Hss' ESU'' fSee'
PROP. o. j. wO0D-pear Sir take pleasure W
hearing voluntary testimony to the magic effects OF
your wonderful Hair Restorative As Tar back - 1888,
my hair commenced falling Oh, until the top OF my
scalp became bald and smooth glass; and has coo-
tinued to fall for great many years. Notwithstanding
have used many c~lebrsted preparations Tor resors
ton, Seeing your advertisement, I induced 70
give your article trial. and to my utter aslonishment,
k,uni after few applications, that my hair became
n,,nly SET and assumed glossy and beautiful appear
ance and by the time had used quart ooNe, my
bald head "a. covered over with youns and vigorous
growth Of hair which 10 from one to two inches In
length, and growing fast. lour,, truly
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE J!
1T HAS WORKED AIRAcLHs ,

THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN BE RE-
,,ored psrtclIy 10 original growth and color far -
their locks are concerned does not admit OF doubt be-
Sides viii cure every possible desease OF the scalp.
whether developed dandrun itching or In the shape
Of cutaneous eruptions-even scaid hsad-Ani IN no
possible case viii Il fail Of curing u by magic ner'
YOU. or periodical head ache and u used twcs week
by the young regularly will preserve the color, and
keep IN, hair IRON falling to any Imaginable age
Kssd and Judge.
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lNuncaCuurcts W tni> otttc SpOu hittf CUM
mencing his legal practice, and settled in
this town. where he resided till his dcath.--
While in Massachusetts,, he was q member
of the State Lesislature.-!Saeo Democrat.
~ Reader, did you know that every
column of n newspaper contains from ten
to twenty thousand distinct pieces Of metal,
AID the misplacing of one of those would
ausc blander or typographical error
With this curious fact before you, don't
you wond.rat the general accuracy Of news
papers, Knowing this fact, you will be
more disposed, we hope, To excuse, than to
magnify errors Of the press.
\ MAGsinEp ENGLAND. In tho course
ola recent lectu 70 on education, by None.
ton Mines, in England, he thus alludes to
this country:
But turn from the continent, and look
ut the United States. always regard
America rs though IL were Engl md y,ssed
through magniiying glass, for she posssss-
- all our good qualities and not a few Of
our bad ones. Here we SEQ institutions and
q country developed before. You SEQ in the
United States two great countrics-the
North and the South. The North eompre-
bend. the great mass Of the general mer-
camille energy of the mother country. In
the south you have country where the
people had just as good chance when they
started OF be'ngas good and great as the
North and ye; they are placed in certain
inferior condition, and their future we all
regard as cause Of anxiety to all mankind,
because there Is an institution there which
has become abhoreat 10 our nature-the in
rtitution OF Slavery. (Applause Tha. n
TO say, in the Southern state of America
there are 100000 men whom they cannot,
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For the CATCHY.
N csLEsrE.


Little Birdie fairy thing
Hopping meath my window--sing
Sing for me your wildwood song,
Boldly your clear notcs psolong;
Look not round with startled air,
Naught, sweet bird, shall harm you there
swif, those shining wings you rsise,
tioingy no, he still delays;
Pcrched upon = slender bough,
You will surely MARBLE now;
There you lightly can rspose,
swsying gently on q rose.
Chirp tho sladsome song You sing,
On the lovelisst day Of spring,
When khs san shines warm and bright,
And your birdie hart in light;
For all earth seems joyous-gay-
And my heart is light to-day
Sing the merry notes you trin,
Fluftsring o er some 1impid rill.
Visions they will bring 10 me,
or the waving forest tree.
When in The coolest depths Of shade
Lovingly your nest was made.
when YOU hush with softened notes
Wide ope' d little birding throais,
Sitting all their piteous cries,
Closing fast In sleep their eyes
That loved song-what'er 1t be-
Marble swsetly, bird, Tor me
When the sportsman's cruel dart
Quivers In your loved ones beart,
Then your plaintivs notes are heard
Mourning Ger the lifsless bird:
That sad dirge fain would hear
In my heart oft dwells tear!
Clear and silvery, loud and strong,
Gushes forth your mAtin song;
Sing me that--my thoughts will soar
To the Being you adore;
For the simplest Of yonr lays
BreAthss the great Creators praise!
COX w, June, 1857.
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Republican CsnvehiIen.

A Convention Of the Republicans Of Lee county
win DO held at CHARLESTON. on SAT.
uRDAT, JULY lith. 1t Il o'clock, NJ, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates 10 be sup
ported At the August election. All oFposed to the
farther extension Of Slavery invited to attend
BY order Of the County Central Committee.
PHILIP vTELE, Chairman.
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job Prc.s Tor sale.

We have for sale Job Press Of Mon
tague's patent, manufactured ct Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until it
was superseded by other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. Il
could be made very serviceable in country
Office, and we will cell it at bargain.
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AoE.-But few men die Of age. Almost
all die Of disappointment, passional, mental
or bodily toll, or accident. The passions kill
men sometimes, even suddenly. The com
mon expression, choked with passion, has
little exaggeration in it; for even though not
suddenly fatal, strong passions shorten life.
Strong bodied men often die young-weak
men live longer than the strong, for the strong
use their strength, and the weak have none
TO use. The latter take care Of themselves !;
the former do not. A il 10 with the body,
90 il 10 with the mind and temper. The
strong are apt to break; or, like the candle
to run the wick burn out. The inferior An
imals which live, in general, regular and tenn
psrate lives, have generally their prescribed
term Of years. The horse lives twenty 1--we
years; the OF fifteen or twenty; the lion
about twenty; the dog ten or twelve; the
rabbit eight; the guinea-pig six or seven
years. These numbers all bear Q similar
proportion to the time the animal takes TO
grow to its full eise. But man, Of ell the
animals, is the one that seldom comes up TO
his average. He ought to live . hundred
years, according to this physiological Law,
for Eve times twenty are one hundred; but
instead of that he scarcely reaches, on the
average, four times his growing period; the
cat six times; and the rabbit even eight times
the standard OF measurement. The reason
10 obvious-man 10 not only the most irssgu-
lar, and the most intempsrate, but the most
laborious and hard. worked Of all snimals.--
He 10 also the most irritable OF al animals;
and there IL reason to believe, though We can
not tell what an animal secretly feels, that
more than any other animal, man cherishes
wrath to keep it warm, and consumes himself
with the ere Of bis own secret reaections.--
[Blackwood.
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Telegraph News.

Nxw Yosx, June 30.-- Yesterday afternoon
$50 recruits for the IT, s. army took their de-.
parture by the N. Y. & E. X. R. for Lenven-
worth City, Kansas, where they will join
the command Of 800 men that 10 to accom-
pany the new Government OF Utah to Salt
Lake city.
London markets-rrom Baring's circular,
--Breadstuffs bnoyant, oil qualities consid-
erably higher; -four advanced, wheat ad-
yanced 3s(94s, white CSC rs, red 62(G66s,
-four 32sg35s, coffee firm; sugar heavy IL
(9ls I'd lower.
Bank OF France has a. yet made no change
in its rates Of discount.
American stocks-Bell 4 Co. report the
transactions limited at previous prices. -
Barring 4 Brothers report the business in
American stocks limited; prices generally
unchanged.
The funds had been steady--a slight Inn
proyment for the best, but the market shows
little tendency to animation. Money in
request during the morning At the bank min
imum rates of G per cent, later. there Was
better supply.
The Catholic members Of Parliament
generally are still in opposition to the oath
bill.
At an adjourned meeting Of influential
Catholics resolution WAS carried Affirming
that the bill Was practicallya re-enactment
Of one which was allowed even by Protes-
tants to be insulting and oppressive, and
earnestly requesting all Catholic members Of
both Houses Of Legislature to oppose the
bill at every stage.
The operations on the frigate Virgins
we're expected to be completed by Saturday
the Goth, on which day she would leave
Portsmouth for Liverpool to forthwith COM
mence shipping the submarine cable.
The officers Of the Niagara were being hos.
pitably entertained by the naval authority at
Portsmouth.
The weather in England continues very
fine and the crops were in most aourishing
condition.
FRAScE.-The election canvass continued
very animated, but pesented no new fea-
lures.
The Democratic party was still divided,
and likely to remain so; it Was supposed that
none of their candidates il elected would
take the oath to support the government, ale
though their organs give no subtraction in
the matter.
CISciSSArI, June 30.--Last night ERE
broke out in the foundry Of Haven 4 Co.,
the foundry, with nine dwellings, we're con-
sumed. The total loss is $4,000, chiefly
insured.
OMAHA CRY, N. r., June ia fight has
just taken place between the Sioux and Paw
nee Indians, on Loup Fork, tributary Of
Platte River. Seven Pswnees were killed,
among whom We're Spotted Horse and an
other chief whose name did not learn
The Pawnees went ont to steal horses from
the Sioux, and when they passed through
Columbus, y town nearly 100 miles westerly
from here, they said ''they were going after
ponies be back soon-have heap Of po-
mics to sell y but wheA they returned they
had less number Of ponies than when they
went neutrality-suspicious. Of the N. Y.
Tribune.
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= + 4ss
Dealers u Real Estaie md IaSd Agents,
o. sdsG,Aesr Eiskisa = Lseas Ba.Aiss Hssse.
! LlvIN0A1ON krkyKER, u -. psyi, Mas.
WILLIAM \. WOOD, late u Nsw lssk.
A III dsstsi,iiss II Heal Rssa,s bssaht ssA said
"A 10 this city aud throughout The State " Jsva
end the Mort b vest.
1oEey isvsstsA. - Tayss psid iss ssa-sssidssls.
Careful stisstiSa gives 70 sssss, aaeiAs ASds 81.
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