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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

From the Democnt, st. Cloud, MINI. ~
IN YOU are or have BEEN troubled with the headache,
send for box, (Cephac Pls,) so that you may have
them In case OF an attack. d sifat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.
Try theml you that are aicted and we are sure that
your testimony can be added to the already numerous
list that has received benefits that other medicine can
produce. tua g1irlou sfil q. II u q - ar,s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

From the Western R. r. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spauldng, and his unryalei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha. va,s ~
We are sure that persons suffering with the headache,
who try them, will stick to them. 4s,i3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

'gss Prom The Advertiser, Providence, n. I. aet
The cephac Pills are said 10 be Remarkably effective
remedy FOR the headache, and Of the very best for
that very frequent complaint which has ever been dis.
covered. ,,.f. 4 .. ...a a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

FTom- the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand FOR the article 0ephalic Pnls)
y rapidly increasing. tray As6es1fi8 X innR 1ltrli
A n From the Gazette, Davenport. Iowa.n,s,ss
Mr.. spaIdng would not connect his name with an ar
uce he did not ka0so TO possess real merit fftC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
Aw AND INFLAmED,

your food dsresses you and you can only take certain
kinds, and even of that your system does not get hall
the nourshment II contains the acrimonious fud OF
the canker eats tup; then your conplexion loses II.
bloom and becomes sallow and greensh and your best
day 10 gone For want Of nourishment your system be-
comes loose and habby and the hbres Of your body 30
come relaxed Then follow train OF diseases which the
Medical Discovery Is peculiarly adapted TO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

DEAR MADAM---The reputation Of the Medical Dis
covery, in curing all kinds Of humors, 80 well esap
shed by the unanimous voice Of all who have ever used
It, that need not say anything on the subject, 40 tht
most sllful physicians and the most careful Druggists
the country are unanimous In Its praise n hf..Y -
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice,
do Il with full knowledge Of Its curative power, In re
eyipg all, and curing most OF those diseases to which
you are unfortunately lable That most excruciatDi
disease 10 an adectionate mother, si, ~ 'r5.t,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
Sheriff s Sale.

mh5NN&ftw. sl-i
Printers fees -. 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

that was ever before the public. ~. -
No change ofdiet ever the best you can
and get enough Of It.. ~ e.'L - 10 - 90 &
DIRECTIONS yoR UaE-Adults one table spoonful per
dayOhildren over ten years. dessert
from ave TO eight years. tea spoonful. As no directions
can be applicable to all constitutions, take Sufficient to
operate on the bowels twice day. rq gi so aJ p 2
/ srrg s.. ru. D0NNALG KENNEDY.
| Price 81 90 per bottle. For yevery druggist in
| the United Statea, Bep2l-d&Wlv.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
Ayers S~arsaparilla.
GhrtirA-Ehnh ~ nprrsutru

St9.TEV U-~TOP 81 UrIIt7t0H.
Gin itbr gut ,jr9nihtstrr ant scriuSltn 8tlt9s1
urr Stmi.p Stpp III 6ermann ID utter eInltiasn
3tiu9ur0sn III rerrtni.n. Rsnn IS a.rumtt
lrirr, tlnn aub Gin 9tf N~,rf,uil, irris @c6nuns
la,u a~tll;itrt rtyrtn. Gur tat sidttrs m.nrs man
lid an ri, Undergraduate
G"ftint.tt @illi,
6rcntfra6', ssa.natsr Gem paciFe q. q. Tsrrs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
6Otcls@rGTmmn0.

Ter llrtsrstiGntts bat tas gersuassn, eistn
strr6rl. gutlifum bitnit ansu,si9tn, lab .r sat
sttnalise 8eiiefrtnsihe 6UtsL = Der
Sds Ger &aftts uni 5tsn Strnss raGtrsi. tstt,
noalmea UNI safete dui's Bette einstriGttt cat.
10 rag sr jsst in rem Stanr sstst 10; rem. rrikR,
cen gutlttunl, rslt,t inn lie gtrs itinss gtia6,s
sbnut, @aet St~qrrrIfhtettsu ~ titttn, Il. in sirt,n
autsn eAsFttcf s~srfausta wsrreft trnnsn.. aagr rite
li6 t%fntuben. isint s~sfrsbrtsn zgdnt! pets nit sna
ttlt'n gtirautsa lne Speitn ~ 3ttwiribfx sansaf 81
utthaiipt an Sfitts fsslfns h6tu. mae ~, rsreH
ScHIfett unr g9cttttFnrm btitres.n lam. @t-
raitnis' uni sutt Stalunssr Itar pierre u s;stfr.
ss . rcrsanttt unsS DE pRial Fnsi dnisTti1isRs
fsQt. gu ;atlrtidsm 3uirru& smpFtblt fA
9srmann, Rai 10. 1861.
1uRtare RisAst
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that letters of add
mlni'tratIoE have been granted to the under
5 gned from the clerk Of the Gasconade
County Court, of the estate Of Fredt rick Aut-
derhelde decd, bearing date May 23d 1861.
All Parsons indeblet to said estate are hereby
required to make Immediately payment to the
mae rs gned admin. %s;ra:or, AMI ali parsons,
navlI.g tliins against sand estate, to exhibit
them properly authenticated for alb vance
within one var rom tne date of said letters
or tie may be prec,uded from any benefit,
1nd f such claims are not pres ntcnd within,
are years from tAcGate of said let .ers, they
vii he forever iarred.
Hermann, No, May 25lh 1861.
ERNST MELJES.
admins tr?tor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
9arblgygApp, GrpEffnnno

untsnsttntt,r mntt ttmu %rst1aut, r1B or i'm
(1Iule Cra 3rI. G9t. Hetttpl!r, an Ter Martliirabe,
a~,ytnittr pom 9,rrn &rImsrS Stprs sInen SarS
]prtirrp srpTntt bat nm t,ttst s,nsln rrrrtrIihen
Yurlltum it:Jnt Irnas an. El IL netin riticm
lr.nt 3tlt mpb ti,:iu lnrern 0slrait mlrm:u mub
bat CT ~iolsturt 3 3Nse %ttltummt. an we!ttn 81
gu fauie 81 trr1m itln wirr: MltnVt, Sam-
itaB UNI SUnntas. aEeun eS rerIan9t wirr, 1T er
1erue tertit lrlnt &unesu il ,trem Nrtnur9 ;n ttz
ctemn. Snnrsn, rel6e itpe Npte ,~nslma! rafr!
III msrttn wunlttn, wlrr nur so GtntS per Wcnat
asrs6Hst. I'm 3atlreitsn 3niprub tittst
q. G. > illart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
q. 8. . ~illart.

HS- SrEc1AL NoTIcE. T4ir mTtten rte
tspnlere Xaip ;~rfil.rtfit anitrsr Gsitr aui rs M:
LenisUsnet an,eiJe lsnitn. Ell Is Gle iegts @stcz
stntsit III, mtlh; iit mdtrsnr Ter aa,;tn Iaus.
cisist gur9trtrieSsF tIstsn rarilt. I& j;nt 10 Ftittrt,
unp m,rIiams @afc, GoIt's NssOlssr, nrji rpar.
icr.
GrIt's GaTtniatrit iistt oui Elm Sltr unttr
GpntraIt nit CTR Ser. S.aaitn NtAltrun9, unt
linr III 6UlBe { ehen als wtitslen yicrtuun9en Yrn
rieltm Artltft an sQnrlrr atgeiGniIter. 81 it
jttOh Ter ulttn 9'nanutsn 6ina seluust1, nod
cine ttidr1nitc an3abl eieitr 10 rrriIyrasn ISL,
isn ron tel%gur 6atrit iu. etaltsu, ttYcr lii
Sunfsfrt9 trun9 Stjs rl.on natm, une it rit
leItias ras sin3t8e u, "@4ftEtaas I'M Sta4te, rd7
i'm Sl2nrt 1T, IL ~ l~ttisrm.
IA ss 5Dta matrjtsiuIi& in, ta5 i6r 9crratt
talr Srrsri1tn iein mirr. inrem Ia ppbl 3ran;ia
.Rluitr iur itetn ~ttn,tInsn 8sYOlctr, ZEN il. ned
iii itrsm gsii5 enstn, msIrsn mstren, 10 m0ttsn
mir uni'rH JrtHn'sn ratReH, itrt S'IfQln8m i'
tuIr mic mE9Iit iu matsp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
ct. Souls @eseuieitise >
&ebensperf9ernn8s
,@eeniAaft. ~. "a. "

Siiiet: SIM n,utn Narincr 'G.Sauss ssssn.
tltsr rsr grlpiilt iiter Der Gr&anse Haal, Erttn
StraBt, ct. Souls, 9tO. Is. ..ls. s.,a rs
capital 100, 900 OplIarSg
Sas Sristt' Capital .abnli9tr 8.fufa aftsn tvs
Staatt, init Ger ausii1t, Rag pists Snttitut eas MID.
tisIfs cts Sanien sances aperotn pirr. Clint ttstns.
0erlittrunss. gtft4ltaft III nidt nntbr ned iptnissr
ais Gin Nationdf'l tntt rfh tunss .Dtrsin, ccsr zine Ser.
siniSuns rcn peripnsn gum Sdbus tbrsr Sa,nilter, rsnu
Der ltae ie iNntn t%ntriiftn Bat. Die Snmnsn # ans.-
lt9t, fine seS4ert sts.n irSsne mslhs 1afrrh&. ssn
Sttte' straiser GlautiS.r.
Sireeturen nnS Stamte.
SAMUEL 0iQt, Sctn 6caaa
Nr6ert Sister. -It 3 9 4ennars
CHARLES 8 Ytd, "..t..s Eanisl s. TorpSan
Eranris Stetlsr, -.- d 6trrp 9 Bet
Gbas % Wte@pre, . Snc g. 2tprntca
Snc % QGe1s, . 50, Q6tnba9
samuel @iai, praFt.n, SIN 8 Sttity, Ser,
D 8 Donovan, Dice 9rairt. Sno @ 8tQs, S6os.
gBm q Benton, @,neralsg a,nt.'
8 q @tcreau, M. d., Gramtnaticrssgg ut
9tiI. q. &stsr. assnt, 5srmaEn.i0
Or. JtrG &f, .Graminatisnssa r,t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
Sl:coaaoe Go#ut1 9aaSpirtbI 11i;:I5;f
Ntreih 1t.

F,:aptt Gciann:ala am 9. Stunt 1851.
1,r nfitluf cty tet;u G.ridmnlunS. rIf lic
0.,g,rli, funit;9 uur aus 21sniubattrn ttitcbHn
fp,r, murc, IL 23uGtrermn3an5 G'!0!th nn' si"s
Nmsis Wi,,rTHftH. .. -~'
Il, Gemit. pt.r Gtrerganiiaticn. r%siy'tti9c
W,,ra,ruua s,r Sunaiution, r,itts rlnn rtinen
r%,yo!I.:n e,titt en-, irsl6sr Pard8raSbpsils 3ar
Ttbstt nut gthimmure '1n, uno ME icI9t, rur6
,r,,ris.l stimr,.nmeGrttt arg Rcmrn'n trurrs:
Gum hT:. sp g~sssi4mss Ssrsi"' iti IS bsialCi,
in:
~ Ser 9r.is t!fstt avs t.mpcrlrm Nits
.I,r,m UNI Qttitnintlhru. 3smporlre Nit:
lt. tu:en 10. tisber rit Qcul t%ttutiur gu unttr<
v.t.ta. Giucn GVuar Qiutr, tifssIr une i,rasr 3etn
g.mt moaatIitm 8eiras la laEltn. Ititnin-
liner %unnriHrsit.n Nis GOuftut.nu, labltn mo-
uauia 10 g,utS unr psrpEltttu Et ~ liter
MIN. timer sesr msGrtur Gttitn. ~G,1snmitslr,
I,- Non nab mir rOr aHi3rnUmmin.
D. DIR B.iraJ timer isrtn Aetjeu it EIni
Tpllrt, ilbttar in Ratsn scu 3ttn prUGen..
B. Ssess A0.sm,m (pOn 10 prc5snt) ioQ in
timer r~t9tImGfia.n 8sriammtuns rcn elmer Issr,
Spt Der anrsssrren Wjtslisrsr tt1immt r,retn unr
'simn Nonat nab icIttr 8'hluBnatm. i1aia
- ssrt.lr cat iar ps gttamntma&uu1 III iUr.
an.
~ Tit iYtiriaism S,jtri3, FER gtitsli. er
fur 1Htdui uPt gs'teNeuaa ces 0usIk Qunlsplasts
"E'H arl :i4s plwt'ts HnE wtjttr Astitn" 9nisc-
= sm.
5) 9lar itYsn gvtinsltthitsn 9,a.n SEN g,r>
tn 'anttIid nah!0mmen:s 3itslispsr g.uiss.n al.
I'H'n la'Ommtnssn @sdts; rer ri: gnatnuna rr
S''FaJ' ltds @Onatt v,tiaumt, pirs pom Ter
VHijIsssFIiR: s'ftrlasn.
o. 1sttn t0nnsn unttr gtslaubtsuns tee Yrl,
T'''N UNI oterstars aui auItrs ptrlenm utcr-
"'S'O 'rsrNsn, na6osm iUlasr att in cen gudsn
DO gn,in5 nutirt.
~ S":r Ntttn31tr, I'M geiSt Yie pi,l.r Qes
WI" u aug it'n MAJ. 1T uur 81 .in,r S,imm.
""Um5t. l:mpVs.-s 0tttJI;cccr 6at.u sti Sts
s+''fe4'ttn Qp.s A2,r at.sns itu uns lrts,n
"1|%HIram tliG 5tunmr,ta Ut.
a. :" S'tHsnms Tar @.,,sTttun0sn ms
~''''NH G4i Itm Uasls-Haslpia, a tl 1nm
~ %"''':'. afsr IN .tasg se5 ;m.s go 3:ylaMm~
''' ar9' fa:;a g .~,,.e,s u,Hr, 80. eoraA..
XIV ~ -,rAAt 2e.,.upe $50. sp.As, lii .,a.
:" { :'ttt rtgtn~b'a." p.riamfi..n s,ata@.
alanM
u Saa esa nod EstaE3 after 9 tut:su an;
aa'5l st i '.3'n f5eiosyn ers 8:tsil, je. jaCr.
Ito III Ser VI"ust 81. hmmlnus erue L,s.tsnr,
fiar. ctri:H IN. IA :ts aeti,n.atatts m9 8r..
'a'tntb iarss A;tifntsfstr saaItar isin.
LdS 9sgpits
6. s. M airing.
9. y. Mice.
1idotlu. % NJ. YUiGtL
SatO5 q mmel. 49,.
las SOnits @arn snfiaftn.
Stltl'lsn: TaS Ter prot. gertdr ri. issia.
asalaB pbtSsm @trttt. urs r,n lrns
t'9'a Grt'resrniItn sts g.rsins' unanssrn ure
:" 0'9t'H Ssriamnlung 3ut aSainmuny rurlsssu
S'I"IoT'n: Daft nun 1T. s,aatIuns &c: In Ne
W. geNHat iuais psrssnssn Rslss pom 500 auf
~ oasfsIas gu srm6sli&su. tas G.nes.s utItrips
s'% .S0rttt. anstirisisn III, re untsrti6n.t.n
'''''as' iu tcutrtiun.
~"N'a; Zap isrsfr la tittm erred 5trr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15

StltI aut6priilrt if. bic nod ri&t s.;aEltsn
SsitrdSs fir tas Sam einsuiap,ntlu.
SsltlcNtn: DaB rus 5snetsS III: gomits Sc
auitrast Ist iofort RE pom sds.muasr srtaltsusn
Nigel gut nneftn une RE grsittr aui Fem Gltrsruns
rsssirttt auihia,tm ;u laIen.
:gertasunl.
@er. 5usmann, grsIr.
g VI. sEsiettSf IL Ste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wtaek of S0Le.

In obediance to an order of the Gasconads
County Court, made at the May term
1861, will sell at courthouse door in the
town of Hermann, on Tuesday the 18th day
of August 1861, being the second day of
term, between the hours of s o'clock in the
forenoon and 5 in the afternoon Of said day,
during the sitting of said court, the following
described real estate, as the property of Vim.
A. Reynolds, deceased '1 ~ Il
NE or Of syn Or OF section %, township AZ e..
range 6 west. -..n,. ,sa
Terms will be made known on the day Of
sale. ~
~ a5 ,.3 tWILLIAM BUMPASS,
.r ..r .ss administrator. !a+
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
Marftberidt BON ct. 9onis.

RstL gitv iiitperFnf. 4e0-s4,1O pr Isl.
common 81, 90. 10. .~.a.3aal s~a..'r,.f -
% stssu, sCn S5-l,25v 81 1851
9erRt, Spmmtrstret 4e-60 cts ~ ssal 9
8intsrssrts 75-s57et. :fa %ra.1 "'' = r. y,
BtIi8trrn, fai trtmmsn $50 ett, fair
sriHa AIS tte,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15

r,itlia 4.imiaSIen; S&Onuas Haten fe pom iRz
ntn its malls ttins ju srEarFn!| s.fs
Ter gr6s.r. Sell str 1tuppen s.rIisb 5srnaru
nod am Grtitas atsnr aui Zen Ilmpisrn 8. 6.
epOn, Satan unr ,em @aitinstOn UsrrpfrUt. :
Or RtR rss gtsimsnts gtrnltsin i6iHte I'D en-
eamfus 0crssn aur rem TampitOOt 9puiIana
Elm. Gin. YtOnirr GOmpaguie tItst tts ecnntla
seadmittaa bier, ais fs pIpsli6 Srr.r 9sta,n, i6
euietu Gampisr gSar eagle sin3uidiHsu. E.s
.Is. n al i'm qauit res N:tmittass bier rim, pti,
.rt. Na j.rca unidnsli&, bic 1rupStn aui'nnsas
r,n. pUroui tenn Captain tersutst wurrr, RAP man
AZ, ros Boot 6isbsn murrs. Oils rtti tlts ia6, eab
IN qnialurr Ger aruppsn 5rrf modts Hne s%itisIsen
,r,it. r. Strtt.s gun, atisusrn in Gni&lus ass
E.St sautn, sab sr sncIi6 nab. Man afartts.
ros ertTOn f.n aui tsm gOOts Osrf,dt itisn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
Blu reemithen.

2sr QrttrSeihnste mIni6l lcin an FER Nrrc>OR
Ter @a IT, unr stem Straec a~ele1tnes @2ctu
eah' antss aHaetmtartn Ssrjnsun9,n an otrm.,sz
1een. Inn naRers Auetunit mrnts man liG an
Ssrnbarp Niebeii.
9ernarn, 10. Wai 1861.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
STATE CT MISSOURI,
y OF GAsCoNADE.
In tie Gascunade County Ceur

May term 1861
Now at this day corlrs James McCaman
linIniStc. OF III. Is stat oil john HensIey del
and I'll ) ms petition Praying tol the sails =
81 murn o. the real estate OF said deceased
is Will W sufficient 10 pay the debts Of sal
estate, which petition beng accompanied BIZ
j statement OF the situation of said estatl
VERIFIED by the affidavit of said administr a.
tor. by which i appears that there he not
sufficient assets in his hands 10 pay said debts.
Therefore it is ordered by the court, tLal
all persons interested in said estate be notj-
ned, tn un.ess good cause to the CONTRA!
be shown a. the u X term al this c0ug;, :.
he held and Logan on the second Monaay
of August next al the courthouse in Herman.
an order will BE- made for the sale of SO muci.
Of the real estate of said deceased, as viii
be sufficient to pay said debts. And it is
further ordered that a copy of this order be
published for four weeks in some newspaper
printed in this county.
a true copy attest
JAMES ARROTT, clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
Cott's &erolrcr.

Die u~ntsriihntttn babtn moi zine tsitrlntts
&n,atI tteitr %tslitt:tn na1tn erbalisn UNI fir
I'M Stanrt, irtts IN rem na6icIgsnetn YrtIita
unr GttinJun3tn gu ~lltiern:
Grlt's 4 sO!i9t (1aIbtn) 9ttYclosr $500
~ 5000
. 8 =, $500
It W'H3 80 %
- cr:stn Yrtitu i,e.;.isrt caa; grtra .Rsr
uturI. Srlts. RE ::l SrertT Zines snt;.ra
)Ht-'''. : .titn lbr'r <~5ilslGn tu ren 8,tyai II
@pe,is o,'r Il Miipnt' 5 III 8urrs t~tlii3rn, .
'''' i."sh ~ >>a-g; psr Noi uAs ae-a mITtn.
7sltsu"7s", fnto ttr @erai ~t:'-.iugt Il, e..
Faiit!i Cen Vel3Ga rcr rsnjtn,sen, lei utit,n nj,
? nThms c:H: tet Ter At.itieruny cca.:tiren Ioi
Ntn ''uf II, i'm safe re singttsnreu Srctrs IN
!er1 So'rd'b iiteri:tiaen.
EFan wHle nitt ~rerlsTtrt, taB muir 0'plc M /
N'donti Stunts ais 3a6lan5 araencmm.c yer, ,u
CUR inGre Ab!is;sruag ecr 29asrtn pirp a.
r1ntirt.
@tisltHsuHsen srtaltm mir ftsr,r. m.nn RI,
Srt'1s, ~sl*s s~airIts s~nttaIrn, ni1t rsaiRrirt inn
@fln ~artrsiits ale grle!iungeu al,
SAVcRY & MALLORY.
st. Louis, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-15
3n oerfdufe,l

gin w,rt6rOt.s gis.ntbum, tsRstsn, avs sia
Set. slui ~eerisltsn t.7nret I'D .in gadf,ix. xx
Elm 6ran ttaus, ejmGi fsrnt nns i.tr if6as DIP
tluln,.
Die Get lttst al t.r @a,ttaras., sstsa i.n
Stprs res Ssrrn Gram,r.
NaGrt Fustaat tittt Der Gissuttdmu
Er. RtppRtiu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
L., FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
Efx AND Fall RIVER.

BY tue splendid and superior
Steamers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE, Of great
strength and speed, but particularly adapted 10 the
navigation Of Long Island Sound, running in oos-
nection with the Fall River AID O!d Colony Ran
road, distance Of So miles only TO Boston
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsytcr,
Mondays, w edn esdsyE, and Fridays, &C O'Clock
+: M1 touching az Neyport each yay.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown. on
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Ssturdsys, 81 clock
p. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
Theee Steamers are lifted with commodioCs
state rooms, and every arrangement for the securi
y and comfort Of pssson gers. Who are afforded by
this route mig hts' rest board and on aFriI Al
~ Fall River proceed per Steam boat Trsin-resoh-
Ing Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board until starting Of the Accom- moda-
hon stsA NJ, BY which they may reach Boston
A baggage master il attached 10 each steamer,
who receives and tickets the bagsase, and accom-
Danies the same TO It's destinaton.
steamer IN 20 In connectIon with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight TO Boston Ia forwarded through with
great dlspstch by an Express F1sin, which leaves
Fall River eveLf morning, Sundays excepted, 81
~ O'Clock for Boston snd New Bedford, arriving
~ its des nation at about III A III
For irsiSht Or PstSaEs, Apply on board. or az the
and berths Apply on board, or II desired 20 sesuTs
them In advance, TO VIM. BORDEN. Arr
20 and III W est street. NJ. N.
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING
LET ALL aH0 ARE AFFLICTED
krrxY fH Hx ExnxDY

AASOl0A 1lt k1AA1IAs
tIisla: Do yel .naert Ar. e. the victim Of hns
purity efthe bloedi What arc they, do yos ask
Rather ask, what are they net The blood is the
source Of lite and health, and 10 Is the drst element
Of our being to respond to Any cause which Affects
khe system, q the Ssise sttssts The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Erysipeee, the
subsle Sorofala, the egonixng Rheumatism, Ner-
Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp with its
torVor and detection, snd the numberess lie that
aesh In heir TO- deTIyo their hideons from the
blood, Dee kindly tAen and gently with the blood.
Use the yitaiIuE resources ct nature for Its tid,
uss that truly valuable me6ioamsnt kasWl as
MRS, n. COTS
INDIAN TEGETASLE DECO0TTON.
With regard to this almost infallible SPECIFIC
popular sentiment has epcken in deolded ssrHs
and the evidences OF this crest Q kcacy arc sss,
tanned BY oopstsnt ayowa.s Of curative ELECTS and
remedies snd the hest medical skill have failed.
Let as say, in conolusion, that certificates
osTos not sought from the lllitorste and subeT
kcixl, but thoy arc y9lprteeTed from the mos, re-
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
which 1t il loss1bs to commend so valuable .
specific to public approval We may add also that
tie curative ertcs Of the medicine IS rslied
only BY Its restorative effects, the system recover
Ing from disease With renessd constitutional yiyor
sit, AID BY tho proprietor, MRS. n. COX,
Mono genuine Gness her name II blown on the
be:.le ana ler s..i ca the cork
Hasisssis zftsi. s. s. i. CIS5EL, Drsssist
Geor-stovn, q. c., wholesale Afert !or the D.,-
tiot, lnd will ssy1lJ the trsss NJ my prIoes.
~ Is-u
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,

SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- AT PoInT LooK-OUT, MARYLAND.
This &C ebrated Bathing Place, situated st the
junction of the Potomac River with the IA
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened By the May
undersigned on tho 10th of June, in the N91
safe and quiet retreat, where they can have the
benefit of the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
deiicaoies of the water, such Is Fish Of ell kinds,
Oysters, Crabs, &C.
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
for the accommodation of guests.
A fine livery stab kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and bIlliar saloons with
all other amusements usually found at suoh places.
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington mar kets.
The best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
et the Bar.
Board, 50 per day; one week. Sl2; second week,
elo; four weeks for SIS; children and coored ser
want, haf-price.
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday as6 8 m. and Baltimore on Friday At ,.
m. The half past O'Clock p. IN. tram from w Ash
inston will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
rtsge from Washington, BY way of Jeonsrdtown
Add ess the propretors, 81 Point Lookout,
Washington, ID c., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 HEFLEB0WER & co Prop'rs.
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kREyI4fp ssESSSffSSsSsS tssyoSi sis SISE

ToN..Inlsnd Routs-The shortest and most d
rect-Carry the kastern Mail.
q The steamer ~ I, 4 E Nl ROCK; Cspt J., &,
Williams, IN connection with the Sto1iugton and
Proyidepce,a and Bos' op md Provided Railroads.
leavipg Nov York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Per Ne m North River, e O'clock r. NJ, an5
be MAJ! TLsin Nhieh isayes Boston az $50 p. NJ.
The PLIMQuTH RoSK, from New Yert-
Mondsy, "Wednesday, and FRIDAY. From Gro
soTTh1Tes 1e, M rrsyWJ,esJ AID Saturday.
TS%i,ds, TaITsSs. .ne sstgtdsy: Prom 6rOtOr
Providence and Boston, in DE Express Mail
Tram. reaching sAld place in advance az those By
ether SnE onies, and in AMPLE time Tor Al he cary
sengers that prefer il, remain on bOsTd the
Heemer, enjoy mig hts' rest undisturbed bresk-
fsst n desired, and leave 6roton IN the us A. NJ.
Trap, connectIng a. Providenee with the -
M. Train for Boston. : - a..
Pare froIa trovIde oe 70 Newport, Fifty oents
"A baggase master accompanies the Steamer and
Train each way.
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or r. eit III,
spely on board the steamer, or at tho Preifht
0hce, Pier Ia North River, or 90 the ofice Of
the Ccmpauy, No. us w eat street. Corner Of Cort-
land street. New York, Feb. %. 1851.