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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

mitted and an immense rush aud scramble was
made to get into the Governors room, and the
jam was tremendous. Many thousands attempt
ing 10 grain admitiRnce aud rent clothes and
some bruises were the consequence. Many were
unable to shake hands with Mr.. Lin coin, aud ut
O'Clock he returned to his hotel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
Dissolution of Co-Partnersbi


VIII continue the business Of building Sail Vessels and
steamers Of the same superior quality the old r ha,
Hitherto built, The reputation Of their work ~ well
hnosa Also repairing sail Vessels aud Steamers hav
every facility for Conducting the business in iii s
hanehes; all Of which would respectfully call he al.
tenliou ofmy fiiends and the public
jan iam IA HARRIS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

CownIDIsG AND HoMIoIDE.-In New Orleans,
on the 9Th instant, two young men named Thos.
H. Uhlhorn and Eugene II. Levy, both highly
respectable, well connected, and engaged 10 re-
sponsible situations in the same banking house,
had quarrel about various matters Uhlhorn
called Levy out of the bank and eowhided him,
when Levy drew revolver and fred twice,
killing Uhlhorn. The affair created much ex-
citement on account Of the position Of the two
men.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
!f1sl iaI Ilotlrrg.
CARD.

A GARD.
In order to close out our
Fall Stock of Fine Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Nesting,
We shall offer them at
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
Over Coatings, Walking Goats and every va
riety Of Fine Goods for Gentleman's Wear, the
largest and hest stock to select from in the city
--all reluced. Call and examine.
b. CHANDLER, Merchant Tailor,
No. 609 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

THE BEST CouRsE.-The South Carolina Lee
gislature concluded not to raise the whole Of the
war money by taxing the people, but to provide
part Of it by issuing irredeemable paper. We
are glad that she does not mean to fight on hard
money-certainly her safest course Is to be
satisfied with fighting on paper.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
WAMTRn

Il ueAr Wilmington. Tae man 10 b. we'll ardra MOI
Win kArminF, Horses &c., and tie 20 DO guerai
hou.T work sufh pale may hshr oi good iiiuaioa,
BY applyiug To Il. D. HIGHS
Third aud Orange street, Wilmington.
uazette enpy-ieb h.ln
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

Af1hr nice little farm containing 81 acres " eo5i
EtHN land. In high state " cultivation, laid oH m
i,sN six Enclosures wth good fencing, we'll vasrsi
AN good orchard Of ehoies fruits. The Improvement
good stone house with good water at the door eooJ
yard 81 by ~ feet with cribs granary and smoke
house, with other small improvements. This farm il
situated GU the New London road between stiekerave
and kmblevle, about y Of mile nom the latter plaee
in Chester County, Pa VIII be sold low aud terms easy
Apply to JAS. II. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

"A Five superior work Horses three Of them youn,
Sdl,A, and good road Horses; tue MARI ia teaI 10
stYN D Mr. Lobdelrs superior "Mofgan BlnckhaWk y
49, two Colts coming thrie years Old, sired by a
lnl bred Morgan and yearing Colt by Youpg War
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

LaBoRERs WANrED-A call is made in the
Charleston Mercury for laborers 10 assist in
building the harbor defenees. The planters are
called upon to contribute hands. How long can
this system Of taxation lastf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

MEMORANDA.

sehr Weidin, Smith, will sail to-morrnW for New
York with asur and corn meal nom Tainalrs Leafs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

ISAAC B0sTICKs BOOK, No. i2ii, showing dspotit.
standing In his name to the sig1 "a on tho
Books OF the Wilmington Savings Fund soeeiy" H. \
been lost or mslaid aud application made at tho nei
Of said Society for & now Book.
ANNA MARIA vRAsEY
Wilmington, February 10, lsdi.-igit
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
Farming Utensils.

Consisting Of Arm Wagon with Hay Rigrinr. iafra
Hay Cart, for Oxen Horse Cart, OK cart Nasta us.
born and Gears large and small lo,iar; 4 Bambo-
rough Fan Corn shelter Revolving Rake eutfiur
box, frame for boring posts, large arndsone riabl
NheebarroW, Piows, uArrsws, Culivatlrs double and
single trees ox-yOkes aud oN-ehAhs WAGON cart md
Plnw Gears Brides, Collars, Fy-nes g. a Rsckas-nv
Wagon 10 complete order. Also about 70 tons of ehoee
Timothy Hay Stump Extractor, very simple aud en
eent article portable Cider Pres In god order NO
Vinegar Hogshe.ds and Barrels, and some vIrsrnr 4
lot Of Carpenters Tools, Work Bench de- Gardan Tools
Roller &C About l5h perch Of good quaffe Stone; ne5
stone Augera and Hammers, A lot OF = "a fhi.t.a's
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

SAVE YOUR Notwithstanding the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office of William
MeCaulley. Esq, No. Coz Market street, vii
mington, Del, and is opened every day TO re-
eeiNe deposits. AL amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the day Of deposit.
WN. McCAuLLEY, President.
JOINS P. Rum, seo'y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
Large Sale of Improved Stock
and Farming Utensils.
Horses.

WILL be sold At PUBLIC SALE, At woodsiie Farm
W near the Lancaster Turnpike, miles from WuinF
ton en- TUESDAY March 18th, 1861, sale to cimmeuee 4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

IOsrErTERs- Celebrated stomach Biters, also Hoof
y lands German Btters and Riehardsona sherry Wine
Bitters, at Dr.. 4. " GRIMaHAws Drug aad Chemical
steT0 No. COS Market RkF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

Thursday, February q, 1861.
FLOUR, &e-salee at $4,000 90 for superine and
50 e1 Is for the better grades Rye Flour at 90
64l0. Corn Meal sold At % Tor Jersey, and. $3.50
Observation-Disclosures Club sold At $lsl Rye
sold At Csc Corn sod at 5sd6s forweHern mixed Oats
sold at 22Da.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

NOTICE u hereby given that Election ior Nine d.
" rociors to for year will be- held BY tho Stock.
ders Of the Delaware Fire Insurance Company at Aos
ONCE No. Market street. on MONDAY the 9TH day OF
March next lotween the hours Of 10 md II O'clock NJ
,,-,, JOHN MeLEAR Secretary.
WILMINGTON, February Is, ls6l.-ia
DlNEr, CAsrlLLON a cos OLD BRANnY, Tor sais
L BY VIC, GiLPiN 10th and Market sts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
Household Furniture, SO.

largs Mahogany sidsboArd, Mahogany Rsr Tables
win marble top. MAh9gany Dlnlns Tables ulth ex
tension leaf BedsteEds. ChsifE, parlor Stoves a.
Alec Churu, Butter Tu6s, Cheese Press, e..
TERMS IN sums Of $50 aud uldeg ossh, over that
am"urt six months iFaiit with approved --euriiy
SAMUEL CANDY.
H. Il. THOMPSON
~ +. 5 NICHOLS. Aueuonssr.
As-fhs snbslbar having sld his rsFu the above ifl
VII is poaiiive. SAMUEL CANDY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
Attorney Cattle.

". live head Of full bred Aldsruoy's from
GlNf1Na3l the celebrated herd Of r.. Wilson, mar
N1AAti(A Baltimore. viz Balls. ! very surc-
O. TIN rior Tow with a calf al her side and 1
49, - ,ayearling ueiier Calf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

~ -.AK0E DWELLING HOUSE. Store Rom,
ki!WA Stable aud Garbage House. with near A., aero N
Eii ground A. agarien. In the town Of Newark nj
This property IN dssrAhly located In the Z, M
Of the town where large and profitable bususaa mas, h
done For terms apply TO sAAI. r. THOMSON
jan 6tt S23 Market Street, Wilmington rei
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

4ilf.lIH "a h1hOAOA
EbSEsj FROM the premises Of A. H. uRIMsHAW
-I4-IEse. 4 Co, WHITE POINTER DOG one
IszAssisAa. brown ear had on a leather collar.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
WILCOX & GIBBS
FAST SEWING MACHINES

Combining the virtues and free from the faults of all
For sale by
JOHN q. COLE, Agent,
Bosom, Collar and Shirt Mandatory Gentlenens Fur.
uishing store and Machine Stitching Establishment
Nos. TI2 and ia Market Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
All kinds n Stitching. Tuekng, Quilting and other
Sewing done With neatless and pnnetuAy TO ordrr
augl2-lv
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Uhemineaud-Ine uognao.


pas Brandy vas imported by William r. Bany o. N.,.
York. expressly for v O. 0ilpins taiss for ueis. n
and private use. For sale BY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

EoRTY-TwO Shares stcck III Mechanics Bank Of Deli.
L ware. Apply TO W. MCAULLEY.
leu ID coo Market difsot
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

MAnpwAnE, CUTLRRY, sEwIsa MAcHINrs, SC.
WIN. II. bilauy Co, successors TO WIN. X.
NlcClees, s. Z. corner of Second and Market
Streets, have on hand and for sale, an extensive
assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Glass, Paints,
ol's' Hydraulic Cement, &c. Also Wiley's
Trough Castings. They are agents for the sale
of the New York Company's India Rubber Belt
Ing amt Steam Packing Wheeler & Wilson'S
Celebrated Sewing Machine, the hest in the mar
ket is for sale by this frm. They are preferred
for family use to all others We would advise
'ur friends to give them a call, feeling satisfied
that they can procure as good articles aud at as
low prices as they can he got for elsewhere, If
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
% Head Of Cattle.

Consisting of yoke Of very hne oxen young Steers
head Of Mllch Cows part u them crossed with tho Dur
ham ard Devon stock and all either IN calf with calves
at their sides by the Alderney Bull Heller. coming
and od u very fine sh1at7 Of the Chester county
aud Derkshfra Breed
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

,IARE his day given my nephew L. TArNALL
a " AhNEt, Jr an Interest IN my business, which will
WAGNER & Co CHANiEs WAliNER
Wilmington, Del. January LIST, 1861. jan AIM
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
VHE rrpartnership Of J. A J. A. HARRIS, by mstnai
consent Ia dissolved tho 3iat day Of Decem6er lsp0
Of he firm liquidation. JOHN HARRIS,
JuIIN ITARRIQ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
Our WeeRlU aNnallac,
MarlMt NtteIIlarmcr.
ARRIvEp SINCE OUR LAsr.

Por, OF Wilmington, February az, 1891.
Hon m S5A Al.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

CwEET OIL for isble uss the premier qualify IN SioFs
y and for sale BY WALTON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
BUSINESS MATTERS.

CANCERS CURED.-Dr. Lesey informs the
people Of Wilmington and vicinity, that he will
resume his professional duties In this city, and
will be found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
ana Market streets, for the CURR OF CANoEss,
on the third Saturday in January, 1861, and on
the third Saturday of every month thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours Of ten
O'Clock in the morning and two in the afternoon.
Persons afflicted with cancerous diseases are in
Vlted TO call dec IS It
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Good Advice.

Every editor OF the United States should
publish, and every person should read, the
following well-considered argument against
the practice of economy in time of war, land
Why money should be put in circulation
These timely considerations occur in a SER
mon recently delivered by an enlightened
and patriotic clergyman
"The state of the times demands literally
and generous expenditure on the part of
those who have the means-whoso income
is greater than their wants Such as these
should not study economy-shouid not aim
10 save as much and spend as little as pos
sible / hear many OF this class talking Of
entertainments, of reducing ;heir expenses.
of denying themselves and families this
and that TO which they have been accus-
toned. say no This is mistaken pol
icy. Why should you save? You are in
no danger of suffering. Why should you
spend less, You have more than enough,
while thousands are wanting employ yment
and bread, and have nothing? What is 10
become OF this class il every rich man, ev-
cry family whose income exceeds, by much
or little, their current expenses, begins
economizing and diminishing expenditures
to the lowest point possible! What is to
O6cOID6 Oh lL6S6 WltuOut WOih VI UlOu0J
They must live. They must have bread.
Give them employment and they will earn
it. II you do not they must stIll have bread,
that is certain, aud somebody must furnish
il. No, say again-savlng closely with
those who have abundant means is false
policy in such times as the present. Snp
pose your income has been annually four
thousand dollars, and has now fallen TO three
thousand-and suppose you have lived at
an expense of three thousand dollars-is il
wisdom, is il mercy, to reduce your expen-
ses 10 two thousand dollars on the plea of
hard times 1t is not hard times for you.
Better far keep on spending your three
thousand dollars. Do not expect 10 save
anything while the war lasts and thousands
are in danger of being thrown out of en-
ployment. Live as you have lived-spend
all your income, even if you never did be-
lore. Every new hat or coat, every new
sofa or carpet, every we'll conducted peri
odical, or household ornament, furnishes
work and bread to industrious men. Every
new bonnet or dress gives employment TO
needle women who are struggling with
poverty and suffering. How much better
10 pay Them the money, and leave them
their self-respect and Independence, than
oy and by to give il them as charity, hu-
initiating and rain!ul."
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DEMoCRaTIC CoUN TY CONYEN TION

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Demo
cratic Electors IN and for the several Bor
oughs and Election Districts of Columbia
County, will meet at the respective places
of holding said Elections on
SATURDAY, THE Path DAY OF AUGUST,
Between the honrs of and o'clck p M.
of said day, for the purpose of choosing two
Delegates from each Election district, 10
meet in COUNTY CONVENTION, al the
Cour. House, in Bloomsbury on
MONDAY, THE 26,h> DAY OF AUGUST,
AT one O'Clock p M, of said day, for the
purpose of making the usual Democratic
nominations, TO be supported by the Elec>
tors of Columbia County al the ensuing Gen.
eral Election, and for tie transaction of 9TH
er business pertaining 10 the interests OF the
Democratic party.
JACOB HARRIS, Chairman,
RlcaaHD srlLEs, PETER G CAMPBsLL,
NJ c WOODWARD, WILLIAM Fritz,
SAMUEL CREAsy, SAMUEL kELCHEER,
WILLIAM T. SHUMAN.
- ~ Democratic Standing Committee
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Letter fronl Camp Bates.

WAsHiseroN, D. c., July 27, 1861
Mr. Editor -
Our Regiment has, as you will per.
ceive by the caption of this letter. left Camp
Biddle. On the 2srd we took the Cumber-
land Valley Rail Road, and arriving a, Har-
risbnrg at five O'Clock, P. M, where, on
account of new recruits of the differs nj
companies not being full equipped, many
were obliged to remain, but have since join
ed the Regiment al this Camp. Our march
through Baltimore, differe Mt from many oth-
ers-was peaceable. The Union sentiment
seems predominant there. Flags were dis
play ed, and good feeling was manifested
everywhere.
This Camp is situated on the suburbs of
the city and near the encampment of the
Pennsylvania 7th, which accompanied Us
from Camp Curtin. The streets of the city
are and have been for the last three months,
thronged with soldiers. Regiments are ar.
irving daily from their different camps
The force in and about the city, at writing.
is estimated al one hundred thousand, all
equipped, and ready to march at moments
notice.. Pennsylvania is well represented
in this body. The 9th, 7th, 9Th, 9th, 10th,
Il;h, and othersto our knowledge are here,
and still others are coming in. These men,
as body, are robust, well drilled, and
many having the latest improved arms
They make fine appearance. Credit is
due Governor Curtin in meeting this emer-
gency.
Occasionally we are permitted TO visit the
city. The Navy Yard seems 10 attract the
attention of many of the soldiers. This
Yard is, in many respects, superior TO any
in the United States. Workmen are con-
iinually employed in manufacturing muni-
tions of war of nearly every description. 1t
is protected by the heaviest and latest inn
proved guns, and one would naturally ar
rive at The conclusion, that if our Southern
neighbors could view them, and the men in
arms, they would find that ''forbearance
has ceased to be virtue."
While writing the above, heard loud
report in the direction of the Navy Yard.
have since learned that the Rocket House,
5v some carelessness of The workmen, has
blown up, killing two men and wounding
several.
To day we were mustered into the United
States service for three years or du-
ring the war, unless sooner discharged -
The indications are that this Regiment will
move farther South this week.
I must close or miss the mail.
Yours, &C., c. S. H.
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She,.if's Sale.

Rf virtue of writ OF ahas Leuar; Facins.
10 me directed issued out OF ihe Couri
OF Common Pleas Of Columbia couoty. Pa.
will be exposed TO public sac a, ,be Cont
House, in Bio omsbnrg. on MONDAY THE
ed DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, a, one
O'Clock III The afternoon the following des.
cTIbed property 10 wit certain tract n,
piece OF land situate in Jackson township in
the county of Columbia, bounded and des-
crlbed as follows 10 wit: Be ginning AZ a
post, thence by land of Sam mel Aeheu bach
eaet TWO hundred and sixteen petches IN q
post, thence by the same soulh fifteen
Derches 10 post, thence by land of Joshua
Savage, eastsixfy four perches 10 a cbes-
nut, thence by land OF John Fritz and Dan.
iel Robbins north three hundred perrbes N
a chesnu, oak, thence by and of Joseph
Cole and William Brink, ives, two hnnderd
and seventy four percbes 10 chesnut
inence by land of Thomas w. Young and
land Of John Shultz, south Two hundred and
eighiy hve perches 10 the place of Begin
ning, containing Four hundred and sirty
three acres and one hundred and twenty
PeIcnes and allowance, SIC.
Seized, taken in execution and N ba aold
as 'he property of Thoma w. Young.
ALSO-At the same time and olaca he
out oil the Court Of Common Pleas, TO me
directed, will be exposed 10 public sale. all
:hat one and half Story frame dwelling
house or building, situate in the village Of
Light Street in The township OF Scoii, in the
county oil Columbia, and state of PsnnsyI,
vania, which said building is on a lot for.
mery owned by Isaac Sonerswouh and
which is said loi, is bounded and described
as follows namely on the north by LOT of
- Bird, on the easl by an alley, on the
south by lot of said Isaac Sonersworth. and
on the west, by lot of Peier Schng, which
said building Is in size on The ground about
sixteen by eighteen feel, and The said
above described lot or piece of ground and
curilage appur,enant TO SAID building.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be soid
as the property ol Edward Jones.
~, JOHN SNYDER, She. IT,
! Blooms burg, Auo7 1861
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PLANS for the future conduc; of the war
are still produced by some OF the New York
journalists. The New York Times thinks
that new campaign should be Instantly
commenced by attacks upon the Southern
Atlantic and Gulf ports. In fact, the Times
ssys there is not single Southsrn city
which is rot at our mercy: Charleston,
Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans might
one and all be captured by small naval
and military force. The EUentng Post thinks
that flying squadron, carrying thousand
to fifteen hundred troops, should al once
menace every assaila5Ie point along the
Southern lines: Charleston, Savannah, PEN
sacola, Mobile and New Orleans are acces-
sibIe 70 gunboats, and the the two last can
be captured The N. Y. Herald raises the
cry for three great armies, each of two hum
dted thousand men-ihe srmy of the Mis-
sisrippi, the army of ths Potomac, and the
The army OF the Atlantic sea board-and let
each be put in motion soulhward with the
'sirst frosi,n
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REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOIlCE Is hereby giving 10 all Iegalees.
creditors and other persons Interested
IN the estates OF The respective deceden,s
and minors, thai The following administrs-
lion and guardian accounts have been fled
in tie Office of the Register of Columbia
county, and will be pres enred for coufirma.
ZION and allowance 10 The Orphans Court
TO be held al Bloumsbnrg, in the comfy
aforesaid, on Wednesday the An da, OF Sep-
lember next, al O'Clock, in The afternoon.
]. The first and final account OF Jacob
Oemoil, Guardian OF Calharine Demon. a
daughter OF Isaac DemoIi, deceased.
2. The first account of Abner Welsh and
Thomas NJ Henry, Executors of Hiram w.
Kline, late OF Orange township deceased.
8. The 6ret and fnal account of Benz.
S. Merrill, Admir-. OF Charles Stemer. IaIs
OF Hemlock township deceased.
The fim:l account ol Thomas OJden,
Guardian OF Martha N Mills, dapphler of
Nathan Oliver late of Greenwood twp de-
ceased.
s. The fisi account Of Peter Laubach.
one OF The Executors OF John Laubach, Iale
Benton township deceased.
6. The account oil David Wbi,meyer.
Executor of Mary Trembly late OF Scou,
township deceased
- = nc h'c"uh' vi 1HDef H. Fowler and
Samuel A. Worman, Executors of the es-
tate OF William Trempy, Iare OF Scou twp,
decea-ed.
8. The account of Lewis Laursh AJm'r.
OF the estate oi Ramsey HageabucE, late of
Scotl townshi,, deceased.
3. Tne account of Lewis Yslier & Elias
Weaver, Executor. OF The estate OF John
VI eayer, late OF franklin Twp, deceased.
10. The account of Benz F. hartman Adj
mInIslraiors OF the estate oi Isaiah w
! Boone, late OF Bloom township deceased.
ii. Inc account OF Solomon D. Snyders&
ReJHa Snyder, Administrators of the estate
OF Solomon SnI der, lale OF Locust township,
| deceased.
DANIEL LEE,
REGISTERS OFFICE, Register.
( Bloom>b >burg, Aug. I, 1861
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sLOOMSBURG, WEDNESDAY, AUG. !. 1861.

ARTICLE l.-Congress shall make no law
respecting an establishment of religinn or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or
Abridge the Freedom of Speech, or of the
Press; Or the right ofthe people peaceably
to assemble and to petition the Govern
ment for redress of grievances.-Constitu
ton Of the Unitei States
ARTICLE 9-That the printing presses
shall be free 10 every person who under>
takes 10 examine the proceedings of the
legislature, or any branch of government !;
and no law shall ever be made 10 restrain
the right thereof. The free communication
of thoughts and opinions is one of the in
valuable rights of man and every citizen
may freely speak, write and print on any
subiect; being responsible for the abuse of
thai liberty. In prosecutions for the publi-
cation of papers investigating the official
conduct of officers, or men in public capa-
city, or where the mater published is prop
er for public information, the truth thereof
may be given in evidence and in all in-
diciments for libels. the jury shall have a
right 10 determine the law and the facts,
under the direction of the court, as in other
cases Constitution of Pennsy ytuania.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

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thereby avoiding all the advertised nos-
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Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, TO
any address post paid, on the receipt of two
postage stamps, by addressing.
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August, IS6l-1y.