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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28
from the New England Farmer.
Snlphnr for Cattle.

was graiiicd to sec an article in your
paper Of Nov. 18th, on the use % sulphur
. for stock. taken from the OHIO Valley Far
mcr, which consider worth 90 a common
farmer what be PAYS for the paper, II prop
crly used. There are many things rendered
nlueIess by misApplica,on. | use quite a
quantity Of sulphur among nv stock every
sca'on. My way Of using sulphur among
my cattle Is a. follows melt lard with a
ht,ls sulphur, double piece Of candle wick
ing few unc., draw it through the melted
lard and lie il round nv calves necks, and
LEI them sear II. give my cattle sulphur
once a day Tor thrcc days, then omit
three DAYS, - continue 20 DO until |
give IL nine DAYS. then omit two weeks.
Oue tcaspoonlul d1se for calf, a large
spoonful for fall-srown animal. give it
at night on their proycnder, and keep my
stock housed, tha, it may better operate on
the surface OF the annual. ind by giving
10 little more freely for a few weeks, be-
fore iurnins to pasture, 1; 'uPer'odes the
necessity of bleeding, ani make, the cattle
more healthy during the season.
Arotto, CLlEr.
Dccr6,ld, Mas, ISIS.
Ru,Hxs. The reference which our cor.
respondent makes to the old practice Of
bleeding cattle in the spring, and cutting
% their tails, at any time when fancy 'us-
s,s,. IL, affords Us the opportunity OF ask.
ing again. what tai. blo,i.l-,tins and mu-
ulati,n are i'rg IL i .ail the end Of the
animals tail is ,,G, and therefore, un-
healthy. l. it 80 We are inclined 20
think Il will be found % bc diseased when
Il j. us lard a. a rake tail and as unbsndIne
az a hoe handle. ltwas made s5ii and lex
i5ls, or il would net have answered the pur.
pose Tor which il was intended. IL !, JUS,
as sensible to cut "a tc,t, or an ear, as
th, tail. n the animal j. sick, administer
proper remedies. but do not deprive /, Of
tho, part, Of il. BODY which it. Creator in.
tended should be us,l as one Of it. means
OF protection. a, well As give It those far
proportions hich make it pleasant to the
eye OF man.
s. of the 5arbarous custom Of bleeding
cattle in the .prirg What i. it tor! Cat
de arr not usually sick in the spring, that
have been vel led aud tended during the
winter, and # they have no, received ihi'
treatment. and are thin and lousy and weak,
do not deprive them Of what l,tle vitality
they have by bleeding them, bat rather AZ.
minister ia liberal doses. good red.top hay,
few sliced roots daily sprinklcd with a
quart Of sweet corn meal, and let the patient
partake freely OF good cold water, and ba,he
lrequeuty in the warm beams Of the Sun,
and out ot the wind. Then apply gentle
friction occasionally with soft card and
brush. and you will soon become sensible OF
rapid Improvement. That gallon Of blood
which YOU did not take away, has been
stimulated to action by your generous diet.
- that the hair has become sleek, the skin
soft and eyes bright, aud every part Of the
animal would say to you it it had tongue
-.' thank you, sir, thank you, sir |
had NJ blood to spare, | merely wanted
something 10 eat"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

The ROckland Gazette is informed BY Gen.
eral Inspector Ulmer that there have been
manufactured IN that city the pas, year,
76i, 900 casks OF lime which Is an increase
Of Ia 900 casks over the manufacture Of last
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

The story about the discovery OF an an
eisnt Egyptian hotel register, upon which
was found the names Of -. Cobb and L.
Sau, Mesopotamia." is fabrication. ia.
cob aud Esau were not accustomed to writ.
ing their names in that manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

The dark races have les nervous sensibil-
iiy than the whites. They are not sabjsct
TO nervous disease. They sleep sound in
every disease, nor does any mental disturb
anes keep them awake. They bear ehrur-
gieal operations much better than the white
people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

All the arts and scieacss pcrisining o. liie, are
e'o-el, iakedtogrthef. sal arr Ultimately csancct
sd sith Agticulurc.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21
TyeiNI ReclDcss

CCRE roa : 5N4xu BirF Nh. hohcrt Ram-
sey uf this county has tyll us tie foiowing
speedy and intalliJlo cure for snake.
bite; which lG has on several occasions known
tested successfully. onco on 4 negro girl OF bis
who had becu bittcu severely hy copper
h, AIDED mocasin. Administer a table sp.oa-
IUs of spirits cfturpentinc; internally as sooa
as it can be done, and hathe or wash tho
wound occasionally with tie same. Persocs
thus treated 10 a few hours were well anl abo
to proceed 70 their business and have not
been known ~ suffer any Inconvenience after
wards although they were severely affected
by tho virus before the remedy was applied.
It j. worth remembering,
SrAsoxIso SAUSAGE MrAr.-For 30 lis
Of meat, take II ounces Of salt, 5 tablespooc-
fuls OF pounded saltpetre, tab,espooGfuls cs
ground black pepper, tablespoonfuls OF
ground a!lspice. 5 tablespooufuls OF sage
Nix them well together, and then incorporate
well With tia meat.
SoFr CAKES Is LlTTlr PAys.--One
pound and ha'f of butter rubbed into
two pounds flour. and one glass wiao.
one Of rose water, two OF yeast, nutmeg
cinnamon and eurrants
COMPOSITION CAKE.-Oae pour but.
ter. ssven eggs, bali pint cream. snd
gill of brandy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21
.sEgssaabegac.l Advice,

A--A'""y' attend to yGur oce"p"'on'
al" "''''' '''-'"''Se' ','''' ''''"' """'e"'
H-h' M n'neyo',.'' 'ot not Ff'iI'.' 'Nry
all .''cv1.lH' III lt o.''l ~ III t'l4P.' i ~. ''S
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I .E,rir .,1"qy,r T., cyi lirnte eycIv e.
r.r, both Of LcaIrnd hc,r.
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t.'t 49, n,,t ~ f.,It At al TiIIln f,,r",
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--'J' p may "e t'''e 'Ao l'''v@ u Joy
"nd '"e yr 80 - Jr''; out lei ii' m ainne, '"f
BOO "'.n ''h'Il ''oi 'ea'' yA 'h' l''"'''E ''
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l--LoNo the iadies, look tctoTo yoa leap,
esche" ''oie'''m'
M-Mako no mischief y mcddling with
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21

senting the Ave ortnrs of arclitecture--the
Tuscan Duric, louie, CUruthan and Com
posite
In removing the garments from his body,
the Truwe presented itself, with all the other
working tools OF operative Masonry, besides
aiI the cmL!cms peculiar to the degree of a.
Master Mason. ConspicunuSly on his breast
we're tho three Great Lights of Masonry.
Over his heart was the Pot Of Incense. On,
other parts of bis person were the Bce-l!iyc;
the Book Of Constitutions guarded ty the
'Tylcr'S Sword, the sword pointing to = naked
hcaIt; the Al!-Scciug Eye, Tie Anchor ald
Ark. the Hour Glass. the 5 ythc aud the
forty y-4cycnth problem Of Euclid; the Sun,
Moon, Stars and Comet; the Three Steps
cnhlcmutical OF Youth, Manhood and Age.
Admirably executed was the Weeping Var
gil, reclining ON a broken column, upon
which luy the Book Of Constitutions. In
her lei. l,9nd she held the Pot If Incense,
the Masonic Emblem Of a pure heart, aud
in her uplitnl right spriS OF acacia, the
beautilm emblem Of immortality of the soul.
Immediately behind h.~ stood winged Tune
with hi, Stythc Iy his side, "which cut, the
brittle thread Of lie,' and tic Hour Glass ut
his feet which is ever reminding Us that Our
NTtH. 4 q
n,,I .,,,,,",,n5 T,,.r. nr H.. pr.tr0,,, v.ern
Iar;,,tol,, ,I,coI anil r,c I.no, and ,,r,cr-
E,rIt' G!,i,,,, ri,rrrts 81 u,r Iis.o,,sri,tr
,''';,,nnr ,"''y ' Tins were tlo s,ulina omhlcms
d;nn,ort,I;tvb br,I.jfulIy l,Ir,-
,r,j n'n,n ,;'.t,ill rarrntrrtatinu If vos
.,,,,,,I. i,.I, 40 II,,rrs, ,,,,.ar s.,c, Ict..rc
,,,t IN al r,I.,Ii itv s,,rh os tro Fr,tcr,.;ty
may never witness again.
IN '.e N"""''m' t.,o sun was 'IS'ns IN '"'
cast. Inc a!"'Me o4 " '"'"'''''' .e'''' M,'
now HsCen''"E it"iA ti'E SuTI"u"a'.,s i"',.
aAo E'''ry'' WIZ" PIl'I'S ''.'' I''a' Vl'e 'u
~ pioneers were oH>y P'ei'rll@ l"e'' 'I,:'"-
ing feP'st. me L'sS u u''l'.GnO ''.''l W,
were WNinS ron '"I "''5'S q '"' %i'i,S'"',
Sh'ls tn"t we're anSn"Fti III 't,' ,'l' ",', I,
SOUND" oI sWc'' i"5,a ~, "a '"' ''''l",,o i,I
i"''y on t,G ear. III . Ino,1 AIS a SI'a'' ,r
an" u"hqu'.''I all Ii0"''" P''"''''ly '''',
IhS INC occasion. me a.. nG"5 5,,;, sooh Sl'tH .I
'''h 'e"' to '"'''' ''u CIo""s hurried ~ VIZ
Sp"' "ieIe IRE '''E va" 'SIVSr". 80 v'''
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21
kEissts On EBarrEagcs,

IL you are very precise man, and wish 10
be certain of what you get, never marry a
air named Ann; for we have tie authority
OF hindlry Murray ana others, that ian Is al
indefinite article
If You would like to have wife who is
zone of Il thousand" you should marry az
Emily or an Emma, for any printer can tell
you that Gems" are counted by thousands.
If you wish to have bustling, ty-about
wife, you should marry one named Jenny
for every cotton factor knows that jennics
are always spinning.
If you want to marry Belle, it is not ne
ccssary that You should be a sexton, just be-
causp you have t. ring her at the altar
l. II You marry one named Margaret, you
may he sure that she will come To the gal
lows, for al the world knows that Pegs were
made for hanging.
Ii you wish to succeed ia life as porter,
you should marry Caroline and treat her
very kindly, for as long as you continue to
DO that you will be good to carry
The most incesslut writer in the world is
he who is always bound to Ad-a-linc.
You may adore your wife, but you will be
| surpassed in love when your wife is Il Dora.
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90 . p Jr.t 9, ua,n.,.,..,, t., -. NIL,
,t whc 'n 500 r",'.h ,e '',o ,Yo ", ,. ',.',' "
lamayl, yoU VIII be justified in asserting that
lie Is inclined 10 "tcau DER her. I.couuraJ
Young ladies named y, In are sure to in
spirc their lovers to mischief, lor what can
you expect from man who has the Dele
in hs hoad.
ybe MOST economical Of wives =, = r.,ro-
line, for when she r,l;rs tea Win other. s,,
always puts IT into 1 "Caldy!n
When ircssr! for party. tie nirls now-a.
l,,s
Scarce an atom Of dress on them leave;
And they're right--for, oh ! what is an eve
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21

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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21

Agents wanted in all parts ofthc Uni;ei
and Cuuudas, to sell Books, Music, Jew ell y.
Pens Pencils, Be-, and receive subscripti, rs
for the RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
Catalogues aud numbered Certificates viii
be sent to those Wishing to act as Agents
No capita! required
y. B.-Goll pens Fcpointei in superior
manner and made "a good rs new. By cnJ!of-
ing Pau and 20 cents in Post Office Stampf.
tie PeE win lie repointed and returned, post
paid. Address, A N. BROWN, & co,
l23 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
jan 9I--l3ls
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21

Ats missionary sermon ina country village
all the con srcgat"n shed tears with tho ex-
ceptIon Of one rustic, who when asked why
he continued unaffected, replied, i don; be-
long To this parish.
\ man met a lad in the roal, and placing
in one vi his hands sixpence aud q penny
in the other asked him which Of the two ho
worl cEcuac. The lal replied that ho
wouldn't be greedy; he'd take the smallest
REsTIyG HIMsELr-A tall fellow persist
ell in standing during a performance, much to
the annoyance OF an audlance, and was re-
peatedlv requested to sit down, but would
not, wien II voice from the upper gallery
calleI out: Let him alone; honey he's a
tailor, and he's resting himself,
lie Immediately squatted.
I die like hero, said tie coal when it was
Icing consumed, for shall mix rith the nstes
NJ hs gr1te.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21
90it ag0 45umur.

1890 s-s-
IoosE HABrr "A New York editor thinls
frora the manner in Which shirts are made ia
that civ, there should lie an inspector of
A now shirt the other day, and found himself
stitches. Fact.
A friend Of ours from the South, where tho
climate s 30 warm that ;l3n melt away till
nothing is left but their suspenders, says he
don't know which is most troublesome there,
Doctor bills or mosquito bills. The former
are decidedly the largest and beth calculated
10 bleed man.
A certain Irishman received fyr lis labor
= one d yiar bill Oh the Oio Banks, on whica
lie was 10 loose ten cents discount The next
day he was passing d.wn Main street an6
saw q dullJr bill lying On the side walk, on
tie same bank, and gazing omit he eXcidmel:
"Bad luck 10 the likes of ye--thcre yc may
lie: diyela finger will put on We, | lost ten
cents by brother.
By tahing revenge, a man is but even with
lis enemy; but in passing ii over he is supe-
r!yr.
Au 1sish taan complained Of Lis physician
that he stuffed lin 50 much with iIVgs that
he was s!c.; after he got well.
A friend Of ours was cougratu'ating linn
s.,i upon having taken very pleasant trip.
Jpou inquiry We found that he had trippei
and fallen il a young !ady's lap.
4 loving husband Ht St. Louis recently
.e,eggaphcI to his wife as follows: What
| have you for breakfast, and how Is tle baby %
The answer came back--Buc!lwhca cakes
and tAe measles.
Young ladies arc like arrows--;hcy arc all
in quiycr till the beauX come, aud can't go
! of without them.
Do make yourselves at home ladies said
hos,-Ss TO her visitors, one day. u an Mt
home myself, and wish you all were"
| in Mnoto A rich uncle in lis will let
eleven silver spoons to Ais nephew, adding, g
. II l !ayg not LETT tAe dozen lie knows t4c ita.
sOU.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21

EXAMHING BoTroMs OF Willis AND CIs-
TER%s.--lt is not generally known, we think,
how easy IL matter il is to examine tho bot
tom Of Il well, Cistern, or pond o' water by
the Use II u common mirror ttpuking-g a,s.J
Wien the sun is shining brightly, hold
mirror so that the reflected rays uf light will
fall into the water. A bright spot will be
seen at the bottom, $, light ay to show the
smallcs. object very plainly. ~ thi, means
We have examined the bottoms Of Wc. fifty
!, eighty ieat deep, when half full or more
Of water. The smallest straw, or .th.r small
object, ctu lie perfectly saor from the s0r-
face. lG the same way, o'sn can examine he
bottom Of ponds and rivers, II tbc wafer C
somewhat clear, and rot a5itltci hy winds
r. rapid motion II awc.l OF cistcrn he uu-
der cover, 1T shaded by buildings, 80 Chat the
sunli yht viii not fall near the opening, it is
only necessary to employ two mirrors, u.iua
one 10 rtl!"c. the light t. tie opcniug. and
another 10 send it down pcrpeudicu;hriy into
tlp water. Light may be tGroWn fifty or
a hundred yards to the precise spot desired,
and then reflected downward We have Use
Ne mirrors with success u reflect the light
around field to . shaded spot. and also 10
carry it from 4 south window through two
rooms, and tnen into a cia,orn Guurr tie
north side If the house. Half aGol'n re!l.c-
t,,a3 Of tie light may oc made, though each
mirror iiu,in-hes the hrlI.pncy OF the light.
Ia. any one mot iiuilr with this method
try it, and he will lini it not only useful. bat
a pclsjn% experiment. II vii perhaps re-.
veal q mass of sediment at the bottom Of
we'll, wLch has been littls thought /, hut
which may have been Il fruitful source Of
4 =.
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including subscription, S5.
MONTHS. o.E Two Three SIX TWELVE.
One square, rs IS ) so 90 10 20
Two squtres 2 % 4 90 90 90 IA 10
Threc sluarcs,3 so 5 90 80 Il 90 IS 20
-Four squares + so 90 90 ii 90 20 90
Quarter col, 6 o. 90 II 90 ls 90 so 90
Larger space for short periods, as per agree
meat.
Advertisements before Marriages and Deaths,
10 cents per line for itst observation-disclosures
insertions, 5 cents per line. Nine words are
counted as Il line in advertising.
Merchants and others, advertising by the
year. viii, be charged Sl2 90.
Proceedings Of meetings not OF q general
character, charged at cents per line for each
insertion.
Yearly advertisers must confiue their nd"er-
Using TO their own business.
An rEtYsIGSr ADVERTISING, out side the city
Of Cumberland, cash in advance
Persons ordering the insertion oflcgNl adver-
tisements will he held responsible for payment
for the same when the time for which they were
ordered to he inserted shall have expired.
ISsodvENT Nor!cEs, cash in advance.
PArGNr ME9IGIHEs, one hall in advance and
the balance in six mon tbs.
ALI Jon WoGE, cash.
The losses we have sustained compel us 10
adopt this course. It will be strictly Gdhel ed
10 in all casc5, ard no advertisement from n
distance will be inserted unless accompanied
by the cash.
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERslS ALL KINpe op

Chewingand Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SAUFF, MATCHES, &C.,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot,
CUMBERLAND, MD.
% ETURN their thanks for the patronage here
~ tolore extended to the Iute tirm OF u. 8.
WATI 5 { CO., and hogs leave to invite the
attention Of pnrcI ascrs to their NEW STOCK,
which is composed vi, in part, As follows, viz:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21

lhc snow IT. new,
Ana '".@ci pMtIculaF thunder.
nth SKIRTS ana hoops,
A..d t4c c,'irEegs ccopa, q.
@ht al such "!nd oi I!undtr.
How cou.I you express in t,vo letters that
y5Y was twice the Lt.k Of e3stl.er nerson ?
Ans.-l &.
90 '""eh d!!AH!N5 La ea'iS3a me pair.
III never look az glass again."
lie kent his wc-l atG aayar I..d
And VT 3r G.,an... vine he died.
rl...,.,,.I;..a..:. u,,,.f..l-
" ny he smut ms eyes Wien he took a drink
Oh BAcnrroRs. Tile following is doubt.
Ices Addressed to cll bachelors, Wo sr}ri.
ito = certain institution uota thoucand miles
FROM til, place:
Y.u'e lryigr. iiu youyI blo,v etrov.
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Rates of Advertising.

One square Of II lines, 80 cents for one In
subsequent insertions 25 cents each.
All advertisements under Y lines charged as u
square.
business Cardsin the Directory, per annum,
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Cerm5 ortOe Ct3ttim c Cc(e0rNp1.

TWO DOLLAES per annuur, strictly in ad-
vnnce-$3.5o il not SO paid, and $500 If not
paid within the year.
Those who expect 10 receive the ClVILiA7 q
TELBGRAPu for $500 must pay Invariably IN
advance.
!LTBear in minl that no paper Will be ais
conIagcl until all urrcarIges are PAID.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-21

FACULTY.
e. z. LOSER, Prineipal-Lecturer on tho
science of Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS, Professor of Book. keepin 2
aud Commercial Calculations.
IL IL. DAWES, Associato Prof. Of Book Keep
ing.
n. {. Joussoy, Professor Of PennnnnsLip.
). i. WILLIAMS, ESQ, Mercantile Law.
kEv. Z. Z. REESE, d. D.. Com Z, erciai Ethics
TRUSTEES
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon Joshua vansant.
Hon: Ihoma. SWAMI, VIM. II. KeiShler, ESQ,
ta:ob Trust, ESQ.,, William Knabe' ESQ
The tine usually required to complete IL
full course, from 3 to i3weekr.
A DIPLOMA is awarded TO all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating term<
a o, ser. By mail free Of charge. Address
Z. LOSER,
Jas. .T...1as7.-iy, fnItianrs.MS
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NpeticGl.

E3- TIE following Is one Of the sweete.t
ballads Of the day, and carries With it a mo-
raj which will find tho heart OF many wan-
derer:
ftyule DS INV DzSEcoL.
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STORES! Stoves! Stoves !!

4 FULL assortment of Stoves, such as Par
y lor, Egg and Cooking Stoves of the latest
patterns constantly kept on hand, and will be
sold cheap.
Odd Castings, Fire Brick and Soap Stones
for Stoves, kept constantly hand
Call at JOHN J0NNsoN'S.
Sept. 0, 1855.
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MAaIirgAFss' BLANK, =
III For fife Il this once
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SPRlSG WHEAT FLOUR-A good article, just re-
~ reived and for sale at the lowest figure,
deC25
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5perial Notices.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of SIR j. Clarke, H. d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the OF
al those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess
and removes all distractions, and speedy be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in
short time bring the monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfets.
These Pis should not be taken byfendles during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage, bat at any other time
they safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton Papta-
ssn OF the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
eject q cure when all other means have failed, and al
thssEh powerful remedy, do not contain ron calome
sntimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Pull directions in the pamphlet around eack package
which should be carefully preserved
Rsls Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, CLats 1. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester n. Y.
y. B-$l and postage stamps enclosed any au-
thsrized Agent, will insure bottle by
nail. For sale by Ely. GIIGGs,
ssle OttQ1cd, III.
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Bayard Taylor Coming.

bAYARD TAYLOR, the great tourist, has been
engaged to deliver lecture in this city On
Thursday evening next week-the oath inst.
Our people, who have head Mr.. Taylor
on former occasions, will need no urging to
come out and hear him. We are not ad-
vised of the subject of the proposed lecture,
but presume it will embrace scenes an ex-
periences in his recent travels in the ex-
trems Northland.
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NIII' .N'l'F, II4flT-N'TN.
Z Oh the purpose Of b. sin= ard selling Real Estate
4 commission. locating Land Warrants paying Taxes,
and all other business usually transacted by such Agen.
rias al