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ExUHANGn AND sANR a0Tn LIST.

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-sonFFoTEp ~ 7. n. AVERY, sAsHTER OF TIKI
ago sAvrES9 iEsTITUTIoF5 y D son ST.
BsakabHs Tennessee msssg being ne sfsaasrs.
R,pk az rssasusee.... srIR-shnnrs Bank Tenn -
Onion BauH........... psrlJitizeusi Bank.s..... -
Flautsrsl Renk.....,.. psrlAuisuipuul Bank. -
ana Of WestTJGl.ses "a Sank o. kast IehA.. -
sank q ChatsuooEa. PSF BenE Ct JenerHGh.... -
8auk o. Eempbis..... pnriBank " Trentqn-.ss -
commercial Eank..... parf8auk ~ TLzeWeA.... -
southern Beak........ psriBank Of ClaiborDs.... -
3sak CT Eashytne.... 5 disf
3snk Comnsrpo..... 5 Usi oTHEE BANKS.
aerckants' Bank. B dEi SouthUhfouHA.s....- dis
3ucfs hanE..-.... 8 atEih. O.. Banks 80 .s"slV as
81nk Of the Union... 5 d5lGsorgis te1eeFt villa
Northern BANK Tenn. 8 dis tat.-.-......s... die
sank Of P8rls........ 8 dslAtssour BE s.....s z os
rndorss Rank. 80. 8 as Nisto BiE Bark .-... -
farmers Bank....... 8 da. fliiaois Bauks.-...... -
sank Of Middle Tenn. 5 dis Leuisiana Banks.s... par
cambridge Bsnk. 80. 10 dis KENTUCKY Banks ..... par
bo0ee BHnk...s..s...26 diai5tate Bank OF Ohio-. par
hslbyvlne Bznk ....i0 dis stare Bank Of IndlRnE par
Mty Rack, Nashville, par Alaban Banks....- > dis
3anEof KnoEvihes... psrlFirsinia Banks..s.. . IL
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Sew T5rL......--6 prcmiCinclunau.........3 pm
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Esv orleErs.-...e preni Beltimore.......-. 8 pm
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nd and f0us lady. Yesterday lhe Rev. Mr.
Ashley othe Nstbodist eElrcb, visited them.
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Rsynoldsburg, Franklin county Ohio
January 9, 1881.

HeRry o. spalding,
No. IS Cedar st., n. u
Dear Sirf
Inciospd find twenty Eve cents eoss ~ Wnion sens
box o. CepbaIic Pills Send TO address o. Rev. VIZ o
FILTER Raynold burg, Franklin couRiy, Ohlo.
your Pas york he a ehorn-enrs Heaeeehs
almost i~nSfalteT.
Truly yours,
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From he RxamlHer, Norfolk, Va.
Csuhalic Pills aceompish the object for which msy
wera made. vii. Curo o. Headzche in al it forms.
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Prom the DeuoeTas 81 Cloud, MINI.

From the Examiner. Norfolk. Va.
rhsy have been tested in more than a thousand cases
with entire success.
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CnIato lor of PrfYiIeEes.

80 , ~. A..I.l.al 40 -. ee8sT.I.
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II you are, or have been troubled with me heeuS .
send for 8 b-x tOephalic Phsb 50 hat you m' nav
them In case Of an attack.
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beverly, Mee8.I Dec9mpsF IT. DIV
n. G.. spalding. ESQ
I wish for some circulars or large Ehov Bills tobrtng
your Oephsiic Pills m0re particularly before my castor5-
ers. II you have anything o. the Etsd please sehu 70
ne.
One Of ny Customer, who is s1hlee e seSare sleE
Haaiacha usually testing two sysA wds cuT'd Of q
Gttuck n one hour by your Ptls, which l SEM her
Respectfully yours,
". 3. WILKES.
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Hsrinan bas Paid ten frslasn. v%l'il'l
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w are au.hurized b announce the nane OF JOE
NEWSOu as candidate Tor the on ? o. Ooilset0r o. 3
rs1rs on PRIVILEGES, a. he arproschine hulieipsi Fl.
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SILVER PLATED
8tgular 8aragl
NOTICE4

We have on exhibition N our ProTUsE elLLEaT 9aHg sao's pe5m'as E e. IT
Pictures rn ne Miniature s LIE Size srler from ne elaa" o. . PA@| ~W ne "a
cgnrFu rnaae md En=rHr dnA-
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Az ths solicitation o. hlsr6s, ] consent 70 plsos N,
uafne before iAe citizens q Memphis Is . eandidate 70
Msvor, at the June election.
IL LnHN LAMA.
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tth.-Asssts o. the Comnsny:
4. Amounted cssk % hand ard IN
the hanss OF agents and other
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TTTl1 IWE EUVTT---TT -
The osphalic Pills are aid to be rensrk'nty 49, ~.
4ivs ran,s5v ror fas Headache, aEd one Of the very Deft
! for mar very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
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Prom the western R. R. Gazette, ohleasa' III
We heartily lndorse Hr. spaiding, and his unriVke-
oephano Pills
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EDA "a
o " Il. BOWEE as q candidate ssr recollection Z
he 0Gos ~ Tax. Collector. E.ectlel on the smh Q
iuns. mr7s-ts
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Nj Spaiding-Sir
Ihzve trlsd your Cirhalis PiIs, snd I hse thea %
usu that ! wsnt YOU 10 send me two dollars Worth more.
Part or these are far the n~eighbOrs, to whom I geve 2
few out q the hrst box 7 got from you.
Send the pins By mall, snk osige
T0ur OF servant,
JAuEs KENNEDY.
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wish you 70 sead ne one more box Of yorr Cephal3'
pills. I hdrs receiDed @ gTrdt deal Of esHSft JTef
thes. Yours, respe rfnliy.
MARY ann aTOIKH0USs.
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VIZ sre authorixea to announce S. A.. MOORE, as
candidate Tor Recorder e. The ezsuiaE election IN jun
mrrT far
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Fer Children.
DR.. Mczean's Universal Pills,

Oh J. b. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Corner Fhird and Pine streets. St. Louis, No.
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nola vernon Ohio. Janusry TO Ial'
Hsary G. spsIding Esq
Please and incl0sed tveniT-dVs cents ior whlch sena
ne s4oiher tex ~ your Caph lie Pills. Ihcg are tNy
ts best PfHs Thdee ever tried.
Direct. A. SLOWER P. NJ
Belle Vernon, Wyan' cite county o.
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From TIE Kanawbs Taiies Star, kanaWhA' Va
we are sure that persons saheriuE with the headao
No frr them. VIII silA . thea.
, 1861-07-04
should We Nash our sheep ?

Humanity, At least, sayS No! With the
natural fear sheep has for water, il must
be cruel to subject them to such treatment
as they sometimes get by the process famiI.
iarly called washing" yet, in truth, it is
not only detriment to the wool, but to the
sheep.
We take it for granted that what is good
for the health Of man in the way Of care,
holds good with the sheer, and who among
all our shepherds would think Of following
his sheep home from tho mill pond, without
change Of clothes, when sometimes il is
cold enough to make his teeth chatter. How
can we, then, expect it to benefit our sheep,
especially when we have a weeks rainy
weather, just after washing, and very often,
in this climate, it is cold and unhealthy for
man end beast. Yet some will say it does
the sheep no harm; but facts prove that
this is not the case-both your sheep and
lambs suffer materially.
But this is only one feature. Il costs
great deal Of time and money, which could
be applied 10 better use in cultivating our
Spring crop. 1t is no triAe to wash three
thousand sheep every year.
But the most potent argument in favor Of
not washing sheep is, we can shear from three
to four weeks sooner, and thus give the more
time after shearing for the growth Of wool,
to protect them from the Fall rains and from
the cold in Winter, which is no Incnnsidera.
bic item. How often do we delay washing on
account Of tho water being too cold, when
the weather is abundantly warm to shear.
The sheep will not suffer with the cold in
May, IL they are cared for during the three
days Immediately after shearing. We
would gain one-sixth more clothing IN pro.
tect our sheep from the cold OF winter, be.
sides stronger constitution and healthier
sheep, than if We had frozen our sheep in
May by washing them.
Finally, manufacturers would rather have
the wool unwashed. They have to re.wash
Il after Us; why not let them do their own
washingl and then, il it is not well done,
they will know who TO complain Of One.
half Of the wool, in some sections Of coantry
where they have no clear running water, Is
actually damaged by the attempt to wash II
on the back. Il is made q burbear of in
market, and thus the producer is forced to
take less than his wool is really worth.
Wool.growersl we stand in our own light
upon this subject. But taking unwas6ed
wool to market cannot be practised by one
here and there. It must be general re.
form. How then shall we best and most
directly get at it2 It can be done BY
F." County Organizations" Shall we make
the ettempt : By so doing We shall practice
humanity, save labor, save time and money,
improve our sheep, benefit ourselves, and
benefit the manufacturer.
, 1861-07-04
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

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, 1861-07-04
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgrsat bargains aws in stOr, prices non go 10 no.
Sic.
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons. t

The Piano come to hand, and In lint rate order. 4.
beantifnl instrdneut,-LEE wALKEH, PhiladelphlA.
John Hewitt. o. Carthage, New Yok, who has bad
one OF the HoTncr Watt PtanOs writes lol0Wps"A
friend of mime wishts me 70 purchase piano hT heI.
She likes the you cod me In December, lRsa. NJ
piano s becoming popular in this place, and think
lar ihan any other make :,
We w two Of waiers Pianoa in use IN onr Summary
one Of which has been seventy tested Tor three SeaI
wSOr% Sc Tt csS Y MS, iSs s1 HpP aud duap
II. wATERs. Esq.-DeaF Sir. Having used one o. yUur
PahoipIttS EF two yerTs palt have found ven ~
psrio. instrument -ALO 10 GRAY, Prncipsl BfOokln
Heights Seminary. II -
N. u. July 2sth 1858. Mn. WATERs-- Dear Sit: ne
c.U the Mchdenn. safe and In good order; an we'll
pleased with the external appennCe and the lone ala.
10 hope shall have occasion 70 order one q tve RoIs
Tioga. N. y, July 18th 1858. HoRLcE wATKus, Rsq.
Sir; he M ludeun you Pent me duly Tecelved y
good oIder ! am nov fully prepared 70 ~ thPtIhe
my thanks for the vrTy liberal terms on which yoa M
nlhed u, and for the very hons Iahe manner d Whi6A
yG have FULFILLED: and %SIe than ialallsg. ~ ~ ySa
The Piano received from you continues 70 give satS-
faction. regard u the best nSTumenas b ne
Ylace.-JAAAs L. CLAEEE, Charleston, Va.
The MelOdeon has Shy arrived. I ieel obliged teyea
Tor your liberal diount will On ~ can 0r you IN tho1o
paris-Rey J. y. ACCOENlCE, YpEqOsuvillsss SO. "A
The Piano was day received. Il came In sxcilppt
condition, and is very much Sdmiitd 6y my n6nticll
family Accept my thanks for yOlr promptieas Boz
EET CooPLR, Wanunham, BrldlOid Co, Pa.
Your Piano pleasee us well. II Is the best one IN or
county --1HOnAs A. LATHAM, CampbleiOn, 0a. fT'
We are very much obliged 10 yon lsF HAVING ssnt ~
fine instlun eDt Tor $50, and We shall take Iell9lo
recommend it-BRANK, Held 4 Co, BuaAlo Democrat
The Horace Waters Pianos are known o. amOng ~
veIy beat We are enabled 10 tpeBk o. these inspll
WiLn confidence nom personal Wledee or their e1c1t
lent tone and durable quality New YOTk ESaAgslhL
We can speak Of the inertia Of the Horace Wsi1Ts
Pianos nom Personel knowltdge % being Of The ~
est quality. Christian InielligenCsr.
NahinR at the State Fair displayed greater exctanee
IN any department than the HOfase WSlel9 tienaI1.
Churchman. ' 80 .7lie
waters' Pianos and Nelodeons challenge cnmpefisol
9Th the hneAt made anywhere In The county -hons
Journal. .Hs
Horace waters' PianoI Ttes ere OF hu Tch and Oys1
tone and poWeIful.- New York usical Review. ''N
Our friends will ahd Of NJ. waten' store The geIy ~
ment Of Music and OF Pianos 70 be found y lee
United States, and We urge our southern and Wogl1
IIisBds 10 give them . cell Whenever they 70 v NsW
YOFk.-Gnaham's haRSxDe. -.
warrrOoms No. $50 broadway, view EeSs.
, 1861-07-04

BEL.Ls's ADDITION TO sTEIL.ACOOM.
GOOD ClLNCE ROR NVESTMEXT!

TINE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
l. his lsrdslaiu, szHoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots Of one acre each b prepared 10 sell
OF seeklng Investment This claim for advantageous
location u not excoled BY any On Puget Sound The
slO hes been laid out with VeW 10 hesuty a cnnVO-
nlence: the streets being four TOds Wde and the whole
plot we'll Watered ny spring. Sites foP three churcheS
have already been donated and aet apart The prices Of
OtS range from $50 70 $50 each, areoFng t0locahty
The proprietor coniemplatS b1ldlng wharf from the
claim during the coming summer, which cannot is %
greatly enhance The Value of the enlire property.
power 0f attorney having been given 70 Frank Clark
Esq ahsenee y Oregon notice sheTeby given
that The sane b nov WithdnGn. -
SOa LEMuEL BILLS.
, 1861-07-04
A. STEILAC0OM
&S LIVERY STABLE. GW

TTyHE uNDE RslGNED, HAVING FsTAR-
shed hlnscn In the above business In this place Win
deyote As attention exclusively TO eUng'Hs IN pScpeT
cS sAde Or.ss v be keP, In readiness for the accom-.
nodatlOn of the publt.
pleasant ride through the country.
sTABLlNG furnished ~ moderate rates.
lily CHARLES STEWART,
, 1861-07-04
Conclusive E,idsntsO Of Their Tnqualirl Superiority

Among the undOubtei advantages Of these machines
are-lst. Elegaure AMI simplicity of construction and
consequent H edom from dersngement and need Of re-
pairs 3D. Durability. 3J. UDeXImp!ed ease and ra apid.
hy OF operation. It Comparatively nOiSeless move
men. 5th Beauty Of stitch and rnnsss Of seam. 6th
Ecouomyo Of Thread. 9Th. Applicability to variety Of
purposes and materials.
"Thev app cattle N every variety Of Sewing for
Family wear fum the lighteSt musns TO the heaviest
cloths. It works equally well upon silk linen WOOen
and cotton good- scanning, quitting bemming gather
ing and telling, performing every species Oi sewing
except making button holes, stitching on buttons and
the like Various appliances are furnished for regulating
the width OF hens. Tie hemmer is an apDendage by
which the edge Of the fabric, passes through n
turned down and handsomely stitched Thousands Of
these machines are used by families seamsresses dress
makers taOrs manufacturers IL SKIRTS coaks mantss
clothing, bats, caps, corset ladies' gaters, umbrellas
sometimes from one to two bundled used in single
msnulA tory"
Read what the Scientific American savs:-" We are
having great many inquiries for Sewing Machines from
VaTuus parts Of the cOunry. aud cannot convent
emily reply to them all by mall We have thought Il
proper t. state our opinion In regard u them In this
public manner. We have used Wilson'S patent, manu-
factured by the Wheeler Wilson ManufSctring Com-
pany No sos Broadway, and can ssy, m regard to
out Of ORDER and, in pOiut Of effectiveness and finish
no other machine stands ahead Of ". We state this
much n regard 10 the excellent machine upon our own
responsibility.
An ample supply Of these first premium machines will
he received by every steamer from New York BY Il, c.
Hayden, Agent In San Fr ncisco.
CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget Sound HeraM Obice,
Agent in SteilacOoh
, 1861-07-04
The Artl0n Of ihr IIenrt. lrnn,r.

This last named di ease IL commonly preceded by II
regular action Of the heart, and diicnlt rsplrait
which symptoms are always severe. and EVER om had
70 WoFse unless proper mems reaaFed 10 10 HOllo
ways unfvaled Ointment and Pils the drOpsa patient
viii ever Ind suce0ur the present ref derived from
the use Of these remedies marveously quirk and pre-
severance In the steady application Of this famous On
ment Invariably results IN They act with snch
energy The circulation and sbsorbept system that the
dropcal fluid vanhes and the sufferer finds all the op.
preHye symptoms daily decline, I'LL natural health 70.
tuFnR.
, 1861-07-04

s6Akss ssEDs Bsvo6I sowrxo rnsH.-
Tbs prec1eA eaga tha y. 7. CoHaiEy Gsntle.
n,al. e not % extensively adopted in this
cQuplrY g + might be- with 9dyantage both
81 ~ llrm and the garden. ! IN this respect
uo are e. behind Z people whom We a-ea apt
% regard With feelings nearly Approaching
y conlcmpt Llebig states in his Letters
On Modern Agrisulture," that no Chinese
hrmF rousn . Seed before & hes been soaked
10 llqaid munurs, diluted with water, and has
hesa4 % germlnals; and that experience
- iilSht bin thai this operation tcnds not
only . promote re more rapid and yigor-
eus g.ouh and ds.sloPment Of the plant,
bet also Q proeeet The seeds from the rava-
81 q worms and insect& There would DO
tp, only rgne trouble bot some lnconyen
aenees al.o. n The adoption Of this practice
, 1861-07-04
$5 for the Two Volumes!

When sent BY mail Tpnst paidl tn California, Orpgon
and Washington, the pro. will te 81 To every other
part OF the Union. and to Canada. Ipust paiul $6.
AS- This Is NOT the old d Ok u the Farm"
RemitiSnceS for any Of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid, to the publSbes,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. ~ Gold street. New York.
, 1861-07-04
Cont and Rheumatism.

Nay be cured with the greatest certainty u large qu,n
titles of the Ointment be we'll worked into the coa
ing parts, and this peFseveingly done for some time
y 20 use 70 smear Il the skin only must BE- got
two or three times during the u hours escheW ne use
Of ce and allstlmnlahts. When these compaints are
leaving the q stem. the Vlruence Of the complaint me-
quently seems 70 increase.
, 1861-07-04
Diptherla. Ulttrated Sore Throat and Quinsey,

The above complaints have for twerty years been
treated with II, Oways Ointment and Pills with rect
success. The cures have heen 20 rmaTkable speedy,
and numerous, that these 0en fatal diseases are more
easily cured BY these medicines, than the common
sore throat, if taken ln time.
, 1861-07-04
alsttuI CIVILIZATIONS.
IcraarS ScNt & ec.'s
REPRINT OF TIE
BRITISH REVIEWS
AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE,

E0NARn SCOTT co, New York. continue to re. publish
- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
l. The London Quarterly, (ConservatiVe)
.. The Edinburgh Review, CwhgJ
8. The North British Review, (Free Chureh.)
:. The Westminster Review, QLberal1
5. DlaCkWOOd'S Edinburgh Magazine, CTOry)
These Periodicals ably represent great political parties
Grrat btain-Whg Tory and Radical but politics form
one feature OF their character As organs Of the pro
found writer's on Science, Literature Morality, and Religion
ey stand a. they have stood unrvacd In the world Of
letters being cuns red indispensable the scholar and the
professional man. while to the Intelligent reader Of every class
ty niA more correct and satisfactory record Of the
rent literature Of the day throughout the world than can pos
sily be obtained from any other source.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British publish
eTs gives additional value to these reprints nAsmuch they
can now be placed In the hands VI subscribers about
as the original editions.
, 1861-07-04
J. W. SULLIVAN. {aAr
BOOKSELLER AND SYATi0NER,i
wa.hinr,on .,r..,. .a,,,,,,,~ m. -. Onss,

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
VITOrID call the altrniion of IN BooAIsIsFs. ElTnw
w ENpressmen and News ARtnts 70 oil iaNTy AL.l|.
list of Newspapers and Mngnsnss which he Wll -
furnish with despatch, tqHslleF viii noo11, -.
lOWeSt market prices. carefully pasksd and leuny
s.vs :, N us. pssss,oui, Sss,rsS. b.sisS. u ~
ysily 10 ihsr aAxanaSs . have ~ ih.lI elags -.
SIAer AoTss. 1n 0TdyIS uIn Be SnssSTSd 1VeaIav.
, 1861-07-04
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CURE Is AT HAND!
CURE Is AT HAND!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
StOrbuiie ErupiiOnS, nS Sore Heads and ScrOiulOuS
SWellingS.

II this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the
parts cfed, all skin disease will he speedily overcome.
u acts not hy repression but pulSiOn II enters the
system - salt enters meat and operates not locally only
bot consiitntionaly purifying the ghnle system neal.
trszinR all depraved umOnrs and efIsoting radical
and complete cure. The Pills should be taken as on
auxiliary to the Ointment, they are prepared a.
TO act IN uns with t a;litating and confirming the
conuuest Of kha dseasr
, 1861-07-04
The EIdnsyx Stone and CraIrI,

In these complaints, the Ointment also acts like
cha m, providing Il s veIy Ptctuay rubbed over the
regions Of the kdneya which vii penetrate and give
almost immediate relief while the Pills should be taken
according TO the printed drectnns when the most ex.
traordinary cuns may be affected by this means.
, 1861-07-04

And all other articles used by The different PFaenrs,
furnished 10 full sets indvdial meubers at PRICES
M6Cu LOW ER than possibly be Afforded BY any other
house. aud cheaper than be imported from the East a.
do manufacturing, and net compelled 10 pay
q profit TO OlheTs,
Military Companies supplied vh full suits Of UNpvORMs
on very liberal termG Military Goos Gold and Silver Em-
brolde'ies, nags banners, &C. &C. NJ reduced rates.
Orders, which will meet our prompt attention, respect
ID. NORCR0S5,
ia Sacramento ~, above Montgomery.
3-lS1f san FFanelseo,
, 1861-07-04
ALExANDHG ORGANS 3

Five stops, In rosewCNd casSs eI6O; stopS, do. d.
tls0; sstops With p nnssiHB. t2IS 10 Ptnps do, 1o
$1S Each instrument WaTfan,s 70 RiVr anlrf,rlIes =
purI base money Ufund,d,
, 1861-07-04
IndisefstiOn Of Youth.

Sores, ulcers, and sWengs, can with certainty BE-
cured, u this 0ntent be thoroughly rubbed all arUurd
the complaining parts twice thrice q day, keeping
them covered wish lines rag spread With the same
The Pills must be taken according TO the printed d.
rectoba. The blood being in impure slate peFse-
verance is necessary From humane motives letters Of
advice will be answered gTatuitousy. To ave carriage
the Pills and Omfmept should be obtained In the neigh.
llshment.
, 1861-07-04
BOth Tie Ointmsnt and Pllls sloala 5e ,s.I in

Both tie Ointment and Pills hoaId BE- ,sed in Ge
JolIOVing oGscs:
BAD Legs lOhego.tooe Etsulas Sore thF0ats
bad hreAssl Shlbalns iGout skin diseases
Burns Chapped hands sGAndularsweInvslsc scurvy
BuniOns Corns (sot) Iumbago e.heada
Mte OF Mos lCancers Piles lTnmors
qultos and Contracted and Rheumatsn fUlcers
Sand Plies StlR Joints Scalds Wounds
cOeO-bay inephantiasls lSOTe Nipples YawS
S0d at the E-tabishment Of Professor Hollowav IA
Strand, tneaE Temple Bar,l kondOu Gho by al respec
taee DRUGGISTS and Dealers In Med ines throughout the
ciVlz world, Of the following prices :-Is I'D "a 9d
Il. 3d., lis. 22s, and 33s. each Pot.
80 Theie Il considerable saving by takhR the larpe,
Sizes.
B-DiFectIons Tor The guidance Of patients in ever,
disorder are anlzed to each pot
CURTIS \ NOORE, Druggists,
$3.50 Agents for H0LLow Az Victoria " l.