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FATAL .DUEI--Int consequence of difficulty,
having its origin in a personal matter, connected
with the pending Congressional election in Misss-
sippi, Col. VIM. A. Lake, of Warren. ooanty, and
Col. Hal. Chambers Of Coahoraa county, had
hostile meeting on the Arkansas shore, opposite
this city, yesterday forenoon. After all attempts
to effect reconciliation had ailed the gentlemen
exchanged shots, and at the third fire Col. Lake
fell, having been struck in the back pert of the
head. The weapons used were Mississippi rifles,
distance fifty PAGES. Col. Chambers escaped I'M
hurt. Col. Lake was Immediately brought to the
city, and is lying at the GayGso, uuder the at
tendance of our most skillful physicians, who, we
are sorry to say, entertain but slight hopes of his
recovery. This unhappy affair is greatly to be re-
gretted, as both were gentlemen who Justly en-
joyed the confidence of the public. Cot. Lake has
resided number of years in Vieksburg, and has
represented his district in the old Congress, and
also in the Mississippi Legislature. Col. Chambers
has alao represented his county in the Legislature.
Col: Lake expired last evening, between 8 and 8
O'Clock. We understand his remains will be taken
to Vicksburg by the earliest mode Of conveyance.
'T-7 U II Memphis Appeal, 16ti.'
The Avalanche publishes the correspondence
between the parties, from which we learn that the
illfeeling between them was of q very bitter char
no
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LATEST TBIEGRAPHIG INTELLIGENCE.
sI<IRmIsB AT rHE PASSES.
7uE EEExr 44e4fH sDs1rEE ovr>l

BY TIE BALIZE LISg.f
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VOLUME XIV.
Militarv Notites,

.7..s HEADQUARTERS REAUBEGARD BATTALION, !
: . - New Orleans, Oct II, 1s6l. (
T. SPECIAL ORDERS, no. a. THE GOMfA-
E mes cohpoing th battalion viii assemble IN full Uniform
f at the head of Canal street FRIDAY October 18Th
III O'clock r NJ for Battalion dr. Punclual attendance
will be required |g' ... .... ,.f
BY order Of
Major FRANK A. BARTLETT
. 80 d.. Commanding Beaurcsard Battalion
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WI
about tmenay -fvcgcars Of age.
ARMY AyFvlIRs.
The Nineteenth New York regiment, Colonel Lel,se
today by order of the Var Department changed
from infantry 70 an artillery regiment, to comprise
twelve batteries. portion Of which consists Of heay
guns
Formal complain. made to-day to tire War Depart
rnent by Governor Andrew Of Massachusetts,, against
General stone, for $50 s alleged compelling the troops
from that State TO assist in the restoration Of fugitive
slaves.
The Provost Marshal has determined TO revoke all
passes which have been transferred and 20 punb those
transferring them. Number OF arrests have already
been made.
Lieutenant John Hancock, Of the Forty ninth Pepnsy
vania regiment has been appointed Assistant Adulsnt
General to General Hancocks brigade.
A SOLDIER TO BE SHOT.
BY order Of the General Commanding, VIM. H. John
ston private in Company D, First New York cavalry,
convicted by martia Ct deserton and giving nfor
nation the enemy will be shot oporrow the camp
Of General FranklDs division. the tinc to DO fixed by
the latter.
SHOOTING OF A SOLDIER.
Tro privates belonging TO the Forty ninth Pennsyva
MIA nho were performing picket duty from General
Smiths division yesterday. having sraycd beyond our
lines attempted return this morning, when, being
ordered halt by the guard they turned and ran One
shot by the guards two Places and has eince died.
ard the other was taken prisoner by them AZ the
guards had been changed during the absence Of these
pckets they evidently supposed them 10 be cnemee
TEE TRIBUNE HOAX.
In addition TO the denial made in my despatch last
night, that Gen Mcclellan threatened TO reaign secrc
tay Cameron did not take tho niger out Of his report
am authorized by Mr. Stevens 10 say that he nadc no
such declaration ~ reported in The New York T1spee
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THE RECEPTION OF THE NEWS IN ENG
LAND

Northampton letter, Nov. 81, in London Timcel
by the arrival here this morning Of the West India
mail steamer La Plata, Captain Weller, most important
Intelligence has been received involving questions affect
ing the relations existing between this country tho
federal government Of America. Tho mail steamer
Trent Captain Nor, intercepted by the american
steamer San Jacj1to commanded by Captain wilkes,
xhile on her passage fipm Eavana to St. Thomas ana
w'der force OF arms tho accredited Commissioners D
Eropc from the Sooaern Confsderaoy, Mcssrs. Mssoa
and Sdell, were taken prisoners, and sorciby removd
from the Trent TO the Gan Jacnto. This act was
United in defiance OF che nt remonsirances Of the Com
missiGers, Captain Mar ,sad Commander Williams, the
nayaloacer in charge 81 the mails on board the Trent
The Trent sailed from Havana at eight ocloI ON lie
morning Of the 18th and Dehng occurred wortbyof notice
till about the sts yhsz, in the narrow passage
lighthouse a steamer was obsetved ahead apparently
waiting, but showing no coorss On approaching her
Capt NOR Of the Trent hoised tho British ensign, which
met with no response until the twp vessels within
about furiong OF each other when the stranger 1red
shot ecross The Trents bow and hGisted the American
lodged law, when wishes another vessel
stop is customary to rc first blank cartridge The
Trent still holding on her way when shei was red
from q long pivot gun on the Americans deck for
ward, which burst about 100 yards from the Trents
had her broadsdo OF guns run out and men At
quarters ready re, Captain NOR then hailed her. and
the American captain replied that he wished 10 send
boat on board boat containing officers and about
twenty men, armed with muskets pistols and cutlasses,
then showed on and boarded the Trent and demanded
The officer commanding the boat stated that the name Of
the frigate the San Jacinto of which he vas the
first lieutenant and further that they had most
positive Information that certain passengers were on
board whom he would take ont. This also refused
Commander Williams r. N the naval agent in charge OF
her Asesty's mails with Captain Mor positively object
cd to their being akcn denying their right to take any
person whatever from under the English flag.
The lieutenant then called the OF the before
mentioned commsHioDers end secretaries and sad that
'hesesefe tic prfons 10 sought and that be would
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That be 10 make every rebel In town ke me cain
q allegiance work the fortincatons; and, ~ A.
man Of action well promises, nobody quesons ny
sarnsstness. General Prsntss who rst suggested
the policy In Missouri Of arrestng every IeDe
N the State and holding them a. hostages for the good
behaviour Of their friends General Hasck 10 under
stood 70 favor Il.
The army al syracuse ID hard at work constructing
winter quarters and General Pope has been pacea ID
Command OF the entire force between the Oss<a Eva
Missouri rivers ofsJenerson City From the ror
GUS administration Of affairs while in command .Iorg he
North Missouri and Hannibal and st. IoServ a,reaas '
some oxcslient results are expected oY General Popes
appointment.
onartermaster General Meir 70 accompany the expedi-
scn ao y r. tne - are finished and win all be
saioy Nv sSIo ~ .ew days. Each boat carries mortar
sapaoio u sar:ying ten-inch shell three miles, and
snoy ~ SSteemilY adapted 10 Smelling high bufs on
Colup1us, Ky,
twenty s1 hundred and thirty four claims have been
hled with the commission consisting Of Messrs Joseph
Holt, Of KeAtucky David Davis, of Illinois, and Hugh
Campbell of Missouri. None Of tho claims have been
paid. They from every loyal city in the Union and
an immense number arc from New York.
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Personal intelligence.

yesterday afternoon; they proceeded the four o'clock
train to Pbadelphis, and stopped Mt the Continental
KQts in that city last night today they win continue
theiS journey to Washington.
Capisn j. s Nicholas, Of the United states Navy, and
family, Walton Delany and George $. Brown and family,
Of Baltimore; are stopping at the Breyoort House
W. IL Crawforss and wife, and A. F. Scare Of Baltimore;
Y poneroy Of Pitssbnrg; j. NJ Manning r. Batchelder,
and r. Anry, Of BcstcL are stopping at hs Fifth Avenue
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TIE MASON-SLIDELL AFFAIR.

The News in England-British Account Of the
iSfair-Sensation and Romantic Particu-
eulars-Indignation Meeting Of Liverpool
Merchants Effect Of the News on the
Markets-Immense Rise in Salt
petre-0pinions Of the Press,
Re- &C. &c.
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MEETING OF MERCHANTS IN
LIVERPOOL,

Soon after noon on Wednesday, November 81 a pri-
waite despa.ch was received Liverpool, announcing the
boarding Of the Trent by federal yesseofwaI ard TIC
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
IMPORTANT ORDER OF GENERAL HALLBcK.
sr. Let's, Dec IL, 1861
Tho following order VIII be Issued tomorrow morn
ing
Ilp. lp,,. lt,ae,

ST. Let's, Dec. IL, 1861.
Tho following order VIII be Issued tomorrow morn
ing
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or Missouri,
ST. l.ouIs, lee II, 1861. (
Thee slering families driven by the rebels from South
west Missouri, which have already arrived here, la,
been ,appplied by voluntary contributions made by
Union men. Others their way, to arrive Ia
few days. These must be supplied by charity from
known TO be hostile TO the Untan st will be pre-
pared Of the terms All persons Of this GLASS who do
voluntarily furnish their quota contribution will be levied
them Of $40 GOO in clothing sions and quarters,
money an lieu thereof. This levv will he made upon
the following classes Of persons in proportion TO their
guilt snaproperty Of each individual.
fIrst-1hose,in arms with the enemy ,who have pro
perty mthis city,
Ss,oad-Thase who have furnished necunary and other
aid 20 faencmy or to persons in the aneny service
JEird--Those Nwbo have verbally, in writing or by
publication given encouragement to She insurgents and
rebels.
grigadiar General Cur,is p. G. Farr&r Provost Mar
shall and Oh aries Borg Assessor of ST. louiaco,ny will
constitute tae Board o. Assessors for vying THE aforc
mentioned contributors.
AS soo sssny part q this contributes hasJesn asses
sed the provsI Mays General will natiry the PARTIES
assessed thejr agents representatives. stating the
amount PROVISIONS clothing or quarters aud the money
value thereof required Of each, and " not furnished
within the tine specified in such nsticc, he will
issue an execuea, and Sufficient property ni be taken
and sold at public auction &c satisfy the assessment with
'sse per cent additional II any person on whom the
assessment shall be nlaie shall file with the
Provost Marshal General sfldavt that he is
linked States he VIII be allowed week 70 furnish
eyidsnce TO the Board 10 vndioasc his character and it,
at tic end Of thai tame, be shall not be able TO
satisfy the Board Of his loyalty, the assesarnept
fhaH be increased ten per cent and Ihd levy
snncdss.ely made Supplies so collected will he
fnded for the object deggnatec under tho direction
Of The Provost Marshal General and by the
State Sanitary Commission, where money wiz be re
ceed instead Of supplies will be expended for them
as xsquired and any money not so expended will IL
turaed 10 the Sanitary Commission for the benefit
IT sis soldiers and any who sha resist attempt
10 Yeest the execution OF these orders will he nme
datey arrested and imprisoned and will be tried by the
military commissioner.
Lpy q KEfx.N kSaifv Cennraf uATJErY
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Msjos General HALI.ECK.

SEDALA, Dee. IL, 1861
Tho scouting expedition composed IN part of Merrrs
horse and two companies Of regular cavalry returned
this evening. bringing In prisoners four captains two
leutenants and about forty They also captured
mortar and large number Of horses end wagons
The expedition went Is far as Wavery. They report
2O0o rebels at Lexington. Ehelby's were seen snd
pursued several times The report Of fight near VS.
verify turns out 10 be false.
The man who hauled down the American flag at Lsxing-
tom after Cen Muigans surrender, was arrested hero
TO- day as q Spy
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SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESSl

Charles Hof,nann, NJ D., p. r. s., Professor of dis
eases % the genital organs In the fremont Medical
Institute, has AZ large expense TO the institute
published work on the treatment OF all private
diseases 81 the male and female genital organs al
- a trcatise on the result OF Onanlsm. Mastures-
ton. Sexual Debility, Involuntary Nocturnal lmis
slOns. SpermAtorrhea. &c., causing lmpotency and
Mental and Ply steal Debility.
Ladies' beng troubled with painful or entirely
suppressed menstruatlon. would learn something
BY sending tor book. Enclose two red stamps &c
nav the postage.
Dinct 10 Dr HOfAlANN. fremont Medical Insti
tute Boston. Mass. lyrl2
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Fire Insurance.

UIIE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
II offAs York CoHrfy Mstuai FUs Ias1rdafs Con-
pa-V OF south Berwick Me-, Il prepared 10 receive
propo ais for insurance safe kinds OF property o.
every description, nc the usual rates said compa
ny ha, now at risk In said State, sSOOOOOO OF poop
eTty, pn which are deposited premium notes 70 the
amount Of s1oOOoO with which 10 meet losses. Loss
g are literally adjusted and promptly paid: The
risks taken BIZ said company are yided "a follows
lst class, Farmers Property, al class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents, 3d class safe kinds
OF mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays Cor its own losses
For Information, terms &e., apply 10 RUFUS
SMALL Agent and Collector OF Assessments
City building. Biddeford, Maine. l6tf
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FOR SALE.

TWO ACRES OF LAND SITUATED on TIiE
Il Quincy Road,s part ofthe Benson field soealied
sud eight acres Of land In kennebunkport. Also
twohandrcd and any cords OF harl and pine wood
lot Of white-Oak timber and some framing timber
Orders Cor wood may 30 len
AZ NIX MEAT MARKET,
On Alfred Street where may be found
BEE PORK, USAGE, go.
DsidsfOrd. March u, 1861. ula
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IL q s|I sE;S s. g

~ New Discovery. Pin Worms entirely re-
moved from the human system by the use Of DR..
Il. q. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup. A cure
hours. Sold by Druggists generally. GEORGE O..
GOODWIN q co. Wholesale Agents. .Agents-Bd
d,ford, A. Sawyer, Saeo, 4. y. Mitchell. lyri5
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GARDINER
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA COMPOUND.


Azure cure fer HA,vmafism and Nsraigis IN 10
,ror,f FORM. The undersigned hereby certify that
they have used .Gardiner's rheumatic and Men
and Neuralgia. and have In every case found I'M
mediate and permanent relief We have full con-
hdence In its healing qualities. and would recon-
mend II 10 all who are afflicted with these harrass-
ing diseases rs one OF the beat medicines
ever offered TO the public.
&. Hancock, Jr., - South Market st., Bo'foay W.
II. Allen, Boston Henry A: Fuller, - south Mar
ket st., Bo,fon Samuel Wales, Jr. City Hotel, Be''
ton, Geo. H. Pummer. sieyerick Square, East Roe
Abram Weeks, Webster st., Bo'foaJ Capt ChAs-
Deliver, East Bosfon.
Tb, best medicine for the disease i ever saw
cHIS. A. SMITH, No. ! Oh STATE Hoss,, Bo'fon.
Have been afflicted with rheumatism In its worst
FORM and was entirely cured by the use OF one boz
tle.-I. ". BRYER, haftAsS' Ba1ding, CONNER
eial ST., Boston.
Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
has entirely relieved me from suferings OF several
years standng-W. 4. HoDGkiHS.Ne.i oidsfsis
House, Boston.
Amer suffering with Rheumatism for % years.
diners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
NORMAN r. AYERS, rs FrasLhH o., Bo.foa.
The Rheumatic Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds OF people Tor SefofuIou ~.
mors with great benefit hmay be given 70 chill
dren with perfect safety ...,,,,.,,
Al wholesale, by MACY a JENKINS Liberty
Prine,pai Depot-s1 KtIsy Ne, Bsstss.
None genuine unless signed by
CHARLES y. GARDINER
For sale In Blddeford by Dr. J. sawyer, VIM. Q.
DYER and DIR. T. u. Stevens In saco by n. =.
Mitchell and 3. r. shaw, and the dealers through
the country. yrH
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For Sale.
Farm for sale.

rHE subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit.
= ua,ed in Kennebunkport, on the road lead
ing from Kennebunkport village to Biddeiord
Said farm contains about one hundred acres,
forty OF which is covered with wood and tim.
Der. The other part Of said farm is divided in
20 tillage and pasture. Said farm Is well wa
tered, and cuts about forty tons of hay. Build.
ings new and in good repair, and all finished
Said buildings are painted and well shaded with
ornamental trees. This is one Of the best farm:
in Kennebunkport, is conveniently located with
reference to school, meeting houses, markets
&C., aud offers rare chance for any one wish
ING 10 purchase, and settle upon good farm
said farm will be sold in whole or in part
'' AARON c. KICKER.
SSKennebunkport, March %. 1850. l3tf
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LOU OR s
ron SALE AT rHE
CITY AGENCY, FOB ALL LAWFUL PURPOSES.

carefully selected stock Of Liquors, suitable fer
medicinal, mechanical and manuIsesannk ~, IL
duality sold elsewhere under the forbearanee ofths
Law. s...t.,.s -t,h ,.i,.h,.
liouors on reasonable terms.
fiso. a we'll bought stock Of prime famly Flour.
Groeerics and West India Goods-lov for cash.
Highest cash price paid for eggs and INT quality
" Sign a. u CITY LIQUOR AGENCY, opposite The
sw engine house, Liberty Street
4. r. N. HAINES.
DlddsfSrd, Aug. .. iseo. 2w
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WHITES COAL DEPOT.

Purchasers OF Coal, either in Saco or Biddeford
are informed that the subscriber has made arrange
ments by which he will be able 10 supply those
who wish with the best varieties OF Coal In market
screened and prepared for use. lie has on hand a
srond sunnly OF
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tn PARNERS-SO,OOO BBLS. POuDRETTE,

lJADE by the Lodi Manufacturing Co., for sale
vi in lots TO suit purchasers. This Is the cheapest
fertilizer In the market. 50 will manure an acre of
corn will increase the crop from one-third TO ono
half and will ripen the crop two weeks earlier and
unlike guano neither injure the seed nor land. A
pamphlet with satisfactory evidence and FULL par
tieulaTs will be sent gratis 10 any sending adj
dress 10 LODI MANUFACTURING CO.
l25 Commercial st., Boston, Mass.
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DR.. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE BlTTERS.
The People,. Remedy,

TRY II, and II itdoes not prove TO by all that Is
L claimed for u, then condemn Il. This medicine
Is warranted 10 cure and eradicate from the system
Liver Complaint that main wheel OF so many dis
cases and warranted 10 cure Jaundice In its worst
forms, all Bilious Diseases and Foul stomach Dys-
pepsa Costiveness. llumors OF the BLOOD aud skin.
indigestion, Headaches Dizziness Piles Heartburn
Weakness, and Fever and Ague, and all kindred
complaints
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MRS. WILSON'S
COA.N U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs wilson,, Hair Dressing 10 put up In large bo,i',
and re,as Coz 81 cts per bottle, and fdr dressing the
hair Of any person, young old there Is nO m equal In
the world Il win make the hair everything you vi'h u
to be, and moreover, has perfume that 10 Infinitely
superior 10 any Of the fashionable extracts either orssn
or American which alone should snttis IL 70 place On
every lady. toiie, table.
Ia, IN, R.ssnsrator before retiring at night, and
I'm The morning apply little Of the Dressing and your
hair will be even more lslike In color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these pr,iafatlons, anu
u,e these according 90 directions, and warrant you
. good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and soI al Wholesale by Henry u. WI.
son Co., MsDshestsr N. H. TO whom all letters 'hSuh
be addressed.
Wholesale Agents, n. H. HAY a CO, Portland
Sold in saco by Il. p. shaw In Biddeferd by A.
SAWYER lyIJJ
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Furnace, Egg and Stove,

and will deliver u below the Portland prices; Per.
sons I'm want OF Coal at reasonable prices will lind
him ready 10 accommodate them at his wharf on
the BiddefOrd side-below the Covered Bridge.
SAMUEL WHITE.
J.nu.rx tseo-a,f
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Farm FOR SALE

"a A small Farm for sale, situated on the Port
% land Road, less than one mile nom SaeO VII
GkIlage containing 81 Acres Of Land. con
slsting ofTillage and Pasturing
For narther particulars inquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. CuAhbES ThohLs
SacO, April $3.50. 'Su
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

In these days Of medical imposition, when men
assume 10 be physicians without any knowledge o.
medicine whatever, persons cannot be 700 careiul
10 whom they apply, before at least making some
inquiry. and especially In relation 10 those who
make the greatest prsfsRsions. Advertising physi.
clans In nine cases out OF ten are imposfors and
as the newspapers are full OF their deceptive I'D.
'yertisements, without making inquiry, ten 10 one
you will be imposed upon. DIR III. will send frts.
by enclosing one stamp as above, Pamphlet on
DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on Private and Chron.
&c Maadits generally also circulars giving full In.
formation, Wiih hs most undoubf,d rslsreness ard
Testimonials, without which. no advertising phys.
cian or medicine OF this Kind Is deserving OF ANY
CONFIDENCE WHITEYER.
Dr. Mattison Is the only educated physician In
Providence, II not In New England. who advertises,
making speciality OF Private Diseases and d
furnishes tho very best references and testimonials
both OF his honesty and his skIH. IL there ARE any
Others LET THEM DO THE SAME.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO-; Write
your address plainly and direct to DIR. ii. N. MAT,
TYSON. rs above. lyrp
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per, fAs Afrsrti.,r, Providence, RI

FfoW Hs ddtsFtssF, PToVtfsaet, X. T.
The Cephalic Pills are said 10 be = remarkably
efrectiye remedy f0r the headache, and one OF the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
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kelsey. Vegetable Pain Extractor,

Warranted 20 cure Rheumatism. Spralns, Swelllngs
Spinal Complaints Palms OF all kinds Burns, Scalds
felons and AL kinds OF sores Throat Distemper.
Pains In the Stomach, Dlarrhea or Dysntery,
Cholera Morbus or Cramps, and other similar CON-
plants. Prepared exclusively by
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Frops tAs Wssfsra r. n. Gazette, cAieago, Ln.
weheartily endorse Mr.. SPaldins, and his un.
rivalled Cephalic Pills.
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From As Democrat, 81, Cloud, Miaa.
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send Cor boz. (Cephalic Pills. 50 that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
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From "A, D,moeyaf 81

FfOmiAs EraHiasr, Ne.fokk, Va.
They have been tested In more than q thousand
cases with entire success
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DIR. II. KELSEY, Lsweii, MAJ.

en- LovEJ0y, Travelling Agent. For sale ~
Timothy Markers, foot Of Alfred Street. lyrii