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LAND FOR SALE.

IN EQUirY-La lancaster.
c. l. Duncan and Mamie Il. } Bill for sal.
III. wife, rs. lame, II Trucs. real Estate.
del, aud others.
Under ihe decree Of the Court Of EQUITY
ia above case, will soil at Lancaster Cour,
huu.s OH Monday the 18th February. 1861,
the Tract Of Land belonging to the late
Mrs. Mary Matilda Truesdsi, containing
lad acres, bounded by lands Of Jas. II,
Trns.del. L. ~. Cauthen, Jas r. MagiiI,
Thos. Croxton and Mrs. Vaughan.
Terms. credit Of l and years, with in
.erest hom day Of sale, except rs much
cash as will pay costs, purchaser TO give
bond with good surety.
JAS. II. WiTllERSPOON,
& = l. ID.
January 81, 1861 50-4t pr 81 So.
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THIS Thorough bred Jack is on,
- or MARENGd. lie is rs hss'Ss ~
- high, 4 years old, dark iron
end hneis prcportiobed, lie will stand !
Fail season At this place. on fhs follow
LAasssssr c. H., Sept ~. I5so.-sltf.
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AnnoNements.
CON AiSSkERS POOR,

NliE COMMIsafERS Of Poor for Mi.
l District are r,S( sied tu meet at ,h.
Court Iious. on 4 rst Monday In March
next, TO assess District Tax, under
resolution OF ihtA.islalure.
b. MTHSGsrooS, Sec'y.
January 80, IS6-bi-
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THE 0NLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFlDEECE&
FOR STATESMEN. JUDGES

FOR STATESMEN JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, and CENT EMEN
in al parts Of 'heworid testify to the efficacy
PROF. OF WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
praise. few testimonials only can he here given
you 20 doubt.
~ WALL STREET, NEW YonE, Dec. 20. Isss.
GeSits,1yn: Your note of tbs 18th instant has
pee Seeb dscrlved, s;{lng that you rad heard that
ss4rauye, an requesting my certificate of the fact
u had 70 objection to giveit.
due. Sy age Is S6ont ~ ye:I geef ibs o .nk Il
n mar saonrn, and inclined to curl, Some Ave or
on S crown e tn5n e, aud the sca
inndrnn to form UPON u. Each of these disagree
on @s KIDD stS d and about
on the top OF Tn5 head and Threatening to make me
In shis UNPLEASANT P-sdIcament was induced to
" Noon's daiT Restorative, mainly to arrest the
tion hf on 9i HS hHlr, l?t had tsally no expects
oIiE;rai co!or except from dyes. WAS, however,
sseaty surprised to find, after the use OF two bot
los oilJ, tnM NOT oly was the IA ling of arrested
but the color was estOrcj to- the ffay hairs and
Iens!bii:y TO the scalp dsndTuF assd to form
wife At whose fS vas 70 81 ny
Ior this; among tue mary obligations I owe TO
v.ne The :dmirati n. OF their wives 70 profit BY INV
cSaWg!e ana usei.if growing gray or gettin, Ga d.
ToSJ. TS@d Co.. "A B Boa a W. tt ~
o ny laT,y are sbeeat from the oIty, and am no
r. sIAhsT0s, Ala, July n, 1859.
40 fRoF. ~ J. WOOD: Dear SiT-Your Hair
hfs.oTalVe' h.s done my hair 81 much good nInoe
l commenced Che use of IL, that ish to UsEe
saown 70 The public Gifts IF ects 0nihe HAIR which
er9 g!cht. 4 msu or woman MAJ henearly deprived
81 balr ano by resort h. your "H.ir n stOratye0
ine hciT VIII return more benutifuj than ever; at
Yours truly, WIN "a KRrrpy
P.S--You can publish the above If You ike II,
pnbushlrS IN our Southern papers you will get
,iHpIo patronage SQpth. see several of your GER
uhcateS IN the Mobile Mercuryn s.ronz Sonthern
Paper. w ri kVmuny
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
fnoT u J. WOOD: Dear Sir: Having had tina
misfortune TO lose ths best pof ton of nv hair from
,GS ELECTS OF the yel ow fever, IN New Oreans In
is5l, vas inc ueed TO make uis of your prepara-
non ihd found II To answer the very thing
ne neh. III, hair Ia now thick and glossy, and no
words can e1press my obligations to You in giving
70 the Alhlcsed such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative in put up in bottles of three sizes
VIZ large medium ant small; the small hold half
pint, ana retails for one dollar per botte the me-
alum holds It least % per cent more in Proportion
IMAM the small retais for dollars per bottle:
Hie iaIgg holds SusIt, 20 per cent moro in prOpnr
U. J. WOOD h Co, Proprietors, 444 Broad
gay Now York, and ia Market street, st. LOUIS
Sold in the ~ by C. sTOTT. s7s Ps. .venus.
40 "a eOly ,alw
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k1rNoLDsguRs, FRANKLIN Co.. Obio.y

From ths Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalio rills accomplish the object for vhi,h
tney were maze, VIE: Cure OF headache in ali its
From fds EScoins,, Norfolk, "a.
IneJ nave been tested 10 more than a thou "a nd
Cases. with entire SUCCESS.
F'o1n fAs Democrat, St. Cloud, Mins.
sen sf o, P bI been 5rGubsd With the hoad
may have them In case Of on attack. e' ''u
FIOrs ia. Western R. R. Gazette. Chicago, Ill.,
nValied CePhalic Pills. NAE VII
From the Sox.hsra PatA FYna., Me-. o~,
Try them yop that are sfIl icted and We are .r,.
soar testimony can be added to the already
O'Hef medicine can produce. NV
ForI the Gazette. Davenport, Ioys.
MT: SPaidIng would not connect his nam. With
sn article ne did not kxo,c to yogsess real matt
m From the Adv~,t,sr. Providsre., RI
Ene Cephallo Pills are said 70 be q rem, RI, blx
eEectve remedy for the headache and one Of ths
very 6est for that very frequent Complaint ybirS
Fron, fAs ST. Lonis Democrat
dsmaad for the article (Csphalio
nsom rae Ka:a.ha vnli.p Star. K>-n.-I., W.
we are sure that persons suffering with this he.d.
acne who try them. viii stIok to them. 40'o-
F'on the Advrfissr. Pyoridsxes. RI
The testimony in their favor IL stronr' fIo,, a.,
most respectable quarters. 'A'' n'm 'ne
F}on the Daily Eetcs, Ne,,po,,. RI
CephsiIo Pills are taking the place of Ali t,nd.
From tAs Commercial Bulls,ir. Boto, Ma.
SaId 70 be very etdcaolous for the headache
E'orn ths Comms,eial, Ci.e,x.ai, ohio.
ouHorihs humanity can now be relieved.
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MILITARY HOOKS

E MI IfARY BOOKS
Il RENCH & RICHSTiER havs inst reooivea :.
Srse am comptetH assortmsnt of MIlitsTy Books
o. Oil kinds, which they offer from ten to f'ffy
per cent below the regular retail prIoes,-in-
- neg edition of Hardse's Infantry and Ria
Tactics, complete, Sl25 A Mans
tor es' Volunteers Manual, 2 vols, 80
Ale 8 Compenc ium of Hardee's Tactics M
Crosse Military surgery. 75c
mmahan's Field Fortifeation and Outpost, each rs
The Soldiers Guide, complete mammal Ind
OIL book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia Ard
the Home Guard $50 eHu
The Hand. Book for the VI. 8. Soldier, being
tios. ESQ seo-
Also, Military Maps, Map OF the Seat of War.
flsss, Badges and Medals Of every description.
FRENCH L RICHSTEIN.
ma 25e PennsyvAniS Sveuus.
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THE EVENING STAR.

RECEIPT FOR PRESERVING sISKs FROM FOUL
NESS
In hot weather it is almost impossible to pre-
vent sinks becoming foul unless some chemical
preparation is used. One pound OF cOpperas
dissolved in four gallons of water, poured over
the sink three or four times will completely
destroy the offensive odor. As disiafscting
agent to scatter around premises affected with
any unpleasant OdOr, nothing Is better than
mixture Of four parts Of fine charcoal, by
weight. All sorts of glass vessels ard other
utensils may be effectually cured from Often
sive smells, by rinsing them with charcoal
powder, after the grOsser Impurities have been
secured of with sand and soap.
wHITEwAsH.
Whitewash adds so greatly to the picturesque
in the cottage and the farmhouse, and is such
an absorbent Of impure Odors, that it should
be freely used. at least in the spring. Take
half q buEhel of fresh burned white lime, and
slake it either with hot or cold water, in a tab
or barrel. When thoroughly slaked. dissolve
In the water required to thin the lime, two
quarts of common salt: stir it thoroughly; add
one quart of sweet milk and it i, ready for
use, to put on with brush, frequently stir
ring il up. Clues and gums cause it to scale
of in hot weather.-HaN'S Jour. of Hsa til.
CHERRY PUDDING.
Take three teacups of buttermilk, three
eggs, three teacups of pitted cherries, a small
teaspOOnful of soda, and pinch Of salt. Stir
the mixture we'll, and thicken with wheat
-four, until stiff batter is formed; then put
1t in a muslin or linen bag. and boil it 81
hours. The water should he boiling when the
pudding is introduced. Serve up hot, with
sa!,ce TO The taste. Sweet cream and sugar
N axe a very palatable accompaniment.-Anr.
dgTtcUiturist.
PIcSLING MUTTON HAMS.
Procure plump leg Of mutton, wipe II dry.
and put il in a pickle made Of three gallons Of
soft water, one ID. coarse sugar, two OF. salt
petre; three lbs. common salt. Boil the above
Ingredients together, remove the scum as it
rises and immerse the meat when cold In
two or three months time the ham will be ex
and broied is very good. 1t msy be smoked
but is by many preferred without that pro-
csss.-LoRdOn Field
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PICKING MUTTON HANS.

II The Leader Saws that obsrt Bonner ESQ .
OF he l.Edgrr. If rumo NAV be trusted 10 sb but
70 sell his sPan Of hHe horses and contribute the
proceeds toward carrying on the war.
IFAn American named Edwin Robinson has
SUBJ itIed To- the government OF Yncatar a plan Tor
thE construction of railroad from Merida to
C!udsd Progreso.
II The water in which potatoes have been
bel I'd Is SURE prever tive Of the destruction Of
vines nv the striped hug and other insects
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDYNG,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
Il E A ID A G HE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH,

10 WI hAit inElh hbhCH.
As tls,s Testtmoniaiy ,rsrs unsolicited 5y
Mr.. SFALD1se, they afford ungusstion-
able proof Of TIE efficacy of thss
trasty scientific discovery.
mAsoNvILLE, Conn, Feb. S, 1851.
pis spt i,, t have TIED your Ce1hao
se1d ne two dollars Woft mo more tn'' ~Ant'ou to
Pert 81 these sTe for the neishbors, to whom
Send the Pis 81 :; Inc mrs, S91 6bS 0s from Jou
Your Ob't servant. J. JAMES Ne KENNEDY.
HAvsRPoRD, P.., Feb. s.iasl.
MIR. sflLD1ns-SIr; wish You to send mo on
nsIs f ss1 .s.:G ss s s. r As''
MxSKy ANN sroIKHoUsE.
sf'''r cR..IY I Hgs1IT = 20, Co. Pa,}
q j6ss csRf.Hs Yep E s sss , ss1d
nedliisl.. '''''i III
p gSSs9j2Is: !7E z ySap5.. INo: sIMoYs.
;h:as sx:s'Is.f. >'"
BILLIE VERNON, OHIO, Jan. Is, le4l.
EkNRi G Sr.LpINe, EsS-: Please find inclossd
tyeAtJ -hTe cent?, for which send me another boz
y ,}oT' Sepaalo RVS. 1Asy Gre HsIy tbs bs,l
Direct , A. SLOWER Pm,
Belle Vernon, Wysndot co., D.
BEVERLY, Ness. Dec. IL, 1860.
II; Q. srtLDrNe; Ess: wish for some circulars
moro Particularly before nv customersI tnn s
hhye any ching of the kind, please send to me
one o. my crstomsTH, who is subject 20 ssvcra
Slck Heafaohe. (ugually tasting two doysJ ,rr
cared Of al atTdes hoHr by yo.ey Pix, " hicb
| sent her $500 "nion
Respectfully yours, WE. wIIKEs
h1fNoLDssuRs, FRANKLIN Co.. Ohio.l
JeNusrJ 9, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDIHs, No. 20 Cedar street. Nav
6oTfIDear Sir: lnciosed find twenty- five cents,
ixo,l Tor which serd box of ''CephaiIc Pills y
send 70 address OF X ev. VIM. c. Filler, Reynolds
foHY Pals ssork Ess q eAarvs-ex,s MADAM.
e!Ssost tastdn:sr.
Truly yours, VIM c. FILLER
YfsILAaTI, Mich, Jan. Il. 1861,
., Mr.; SrALDITe-Sir Not long since sent to Won
lor box 81 CephaIc Pills for the euro of the M
yOus head ache and Costiyeness, and reoeiyed IN a
5sme, and tssy had so good effect TIA, tsGs is.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER
Ypsanti, Mich,
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MAPS OF TEE SBATOF WAR.-A cpd sndid
lFl Map of the Seat of War for only oenra
Alsn, Pocket Maps of all kinds.
S9ldIers' Camp Drsrsiss Cases from % 50 to g.
n blank Books and Stationery of all kinds, Fisg
Flags, Banners and Badges, Views of washins-
ton, American and Foreign Magazines, Daily And
Weekly Papers.
FRENCH RICBsTElN's
National Book store,
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ID READER,
l. ERUSE Tho fol owlug statement and then iudse
of its facts for yourself

ABRAM COLE, Of Brooklyn. N. v. q we'll
known Citizen there had suffered from pyspepsia
ior some years, without permanent Ielief until he
tried AYERS Ills, which taken sccordIns to
inc directions for tins complaint restored nIm to
mon h q he has had no return of his comp amt
GEO. w. CROSS, of Harmony, Texas, had IN
which covered about third of his body. IL kept
The parts ahectsd covered with a scab, and being
and dist essing 1t so much impaired his health as
to unit hint or bus mess and kept him in CONSTANT
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
PAKlLLA, which cur Ell him. His akin still shows
soma scars from the liberation, bat II is other vl.e
as clear as an lnfn nts.
JOHN u. SH0OK, Esq an eminent lawyer of
Richmond, Va. took o Id which settled on his
iungs = severe pcln set in on the Jeff side with
bad cough, whloh was soon followed by the uDmis-
TAXA 10 symptoms OF consumption. Whan rNduced
y:Ly low he commencei taxing AYERS CHER
Ky PECttkAL, Which soon stopped the cough
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell,
MACS. ma Is eOts
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WAToHREERAtIgRIbINSss AASS6gssylLvER WARE

Il
! have one of the best establishpents, and fur
ing every description of fine Watches, and ~
particular attention give to the same, by a
thorough competent vork man and O. work susTan-
Ted Also, every desorlp ION of standard SILVER
WAKE, pain and ornamental, manu- factuved under
my own supervision, which my oustomers Will hpd
hI superior in suslity and finish to northern ware
sold oy dealers IN gonerA and representa- e. their
own manufacture II. o. HOOD,
sos $50 Pa avenue, near 9Th q,
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KIRkWOOD RnI1sE

SPECIAL BARGAINS
We Offer al, III. Ill N MoUs,NINs GOODS.
" gu stook st greatly reduced prices FOR cssh.
J. w, COLLEY Go
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks o
Nsrrcrs on Sick Headache may be prevented; and
Il taken At the commencement. OF an attack imme-
date relief from PAIN and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and
Hsaddehs 10 which females arc so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-removlng Cos
tirsxsss.
For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Females.
and ali persons of ssdentary habits the, are val
liable as Lazatirs imp; owing the appetite, giving
,ors and viEor to the digestive organs. aud re
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result, Of Ion,
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having heen In use MANY years, during which time
they have prevented snd relieved a vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orisi
eating In the nerroEs sy stem or from dersnseo
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition.
ind may be taken at all times with perfect safet,
without making any change of diet, and tbs a.
ssnes Of any dtsdsvesabls taste renders IL easy TO
sdn1iniSf1 them 10 ehild,sn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Benry c.
5paldins on eaoh Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi
oines.
Box will be sen. by mail prepaid on receip.o
she
PRICE, rs CENTS.
AL orders shoald be addressed to
HENRY G.. SPALnIN6.
~ CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
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~ R The undersigned bsss to inform tie
Of MoNuMENTS. TONES. HEADS ZONES,
g., a. Baltimore and Philndslphs pnoes Also,
pew style Of Ma ss Mentels. Table TOPS &e.
Kept IN hand. brown Stone and Grsnite vorS
ma n-eoSm p av. ret uft nd 18th 81.
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Form Of GEayaats<,

- certify that ha- proper fae,li-
ties, AID able TO fulfil oontr act for iuruishir
.tetonrry for the department of the Interior dur
ing the year ending June 80 1859, should - BID be
sceePteo' m o. Wv
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II FRENCH 4 RICHSTEIN
hAAvE Just received fresh supply of Note Pa
per, Colored Borders, ruled and plain, with En-
velopes 20 match also, . lag Paper of al Kinds.
With and WITHOUT Motors; Envelopes to match.
5uses q POCKET Books Of every description.
,, new r. f9tk Paper. received daily; Papers from
FRENCH RIcasrRrN.
WsSe US Penn
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H,sro,r NEW BOOKS.

HISTORY Of tRe united " elherlands, by Johp
LothroP Motley vols free b. mail g.
The Rise Of the Dutch H.p ublle, q history hx
!ahn Lothrop Motley; svos cioth; free " mail,
silas Manner, the Weaver # R,ve,ol. b, III,
cents
Sargeant: clio.
After lcebsrgs with Painter, Summer voyase
Nobes 81 50
The M.ErisCture Of Phctogenlc or Hydro-Car-
bon Ol!s, by Thomas Antl5el NJ ID; sir
Any Of the Above free by mail
FRENCH RICHSTFIN
W. pam
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO ARE iFFL ICTED
READ!
<FfLY Tbs REKBDY
rry,,rp 1s9

t,Eiels. 40 JOG aufer! Arc !on tho victim of any
kaTlty OF the b,ood! W.st are they, do Jou asEf
sourne OF life and health, and ID is tse Tst eIen,snt
~ our being 70 Ees.ond 20 any csase which Aiects
Is!hing NsursIE;a, the ifrItatns Erysises... tSs
se0te sSIoiuls, tho afoplxing Rheumatism, RsI-
voCb Deoihty; DJsp5sdis, Liver Complaint with its
Hisor al detection, End the pumbsrloss Ills thai
r2bn hsr t3 deti1s thelr hideops origin from The
OHs thS vlts!i<ing RESOURCES Of nature for ia aid
GAG soEer Us to commend to your oonfdsroe and
sne WE! trkly TSlpabls uicdiC sIneat known "a
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TNlON rApEE AND ENVELuPE--Tyep
" ~ ,Iferegt styles uf Noe and Lettsr PAPER
with EEve opAe u mach.
Views OF Washington IN the form OF O Ross, and
IN Nook form: slso, separate
AL tho ieliy q q Wees Papers O q. taCtly
hand. Eer. ID, Tim &, aGi Friba ne received syery
night It O'o:ock. WI
Papers from al pa -ts Of tis COUNTY,,
Be.de's Time Novels end SOM Rooks
A fresh supply OF Books i0T sum mer readinf.
a large assortment OF manifestations Rad,
Books, Rolo cooks, AbbOtt's Histo les &c
discount OF 40 70 &C pr cent. or al tound h5oks
FRsNtH n plCH-rEfN
mA g National I. sakS tore s7s % .v
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NRS. N. COX'S
INDIAN VEG ETARLE DECOnTI

win regard to this almost infallibls s,eoIne
lOenlar sentiment has SPOKEN In decided tsrms
ara tne evidenoes CT this great snoaoJ are sas
,sinea Dy oon1sapt ayOws.s OF curative effects and
remedies and the bsst medical skill have failed.
Lss W. say, IA eoaelusion, that certificates
tels, bat they are volu ntsered fIOul the n5sf Te
steeiaoe souroes snd justify the highest terms in
specific 20 public approval. We msy add also tbsi
NE epra.iye OF the medicine are &c nailed
Gny oy lts restorative e6eots; the system recover
For sale by all respectable Druggists in fhis
CITY ara oJ the proprietor, MRS. M. cox
bottle and her seat on the CORK VI 'As
HCPIlce 81 psr bottle, ak bottles for HE.
. WAo1ssdIs AEsss. r. <. -. CISSEL, fruysist
SeotEotovn, C., Wholesale Agent for the fIi.
met, and viii supply the trsds st my prices.
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10 ID AR1lCLBS.-MOORE INsECT ara
~ NERMlN DESIkOl In MI rae you #
koaches, Bed Bugs ANS dc Mpore'e Rat and
Mouse Extermlnctnr ever friis. Moor. q n mine
VII remove psiit, warn 4 or grease If any kIud,
nom tee m st delisste 70 ere ak wooi. n, vi
outlnjnry TO color OF otheIwise vii cl an KID
GQves beautifully, with little lab Z. For .ale al
GOokE,s Great Medicius Depot lis Ia. sv.,
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Ihh HA"f THOUSANDS cured th;s Institution Ethin
ne a'i seventeen yslEs, and ID. important Surg
cal operations Performed by Dr. Johnston, BY the
reporters q The papers and many other p.rsors, notices Of
vnch have appeared again a4d b.for. the public
t1es ma standing gentleman Of character and
tlDy tpneIsrt ggarahtes 70 th. sictsd mar lily
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From ths Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
Cephallo r lie accomplish the object for which
ttney were maze, VIZ: Cure OF headaohe in All its
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Uate,
Witness.
hereby srtify thst the above named -
are known 60 me A. meu Of property and able 70
make good their guarantee
iae SIgnstIre, G. n,
To be signed by tbs United states Distric.
Judge, Hlteo States District Attorney Coleo-
tor, or Navy Age-t.
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DR.. JORNSOVS REMEDY FOE ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND INPOTENCY

BY this great and nportsn; the organ,
are speedily cured ana full sOr Tous IND. Il s
most nerves. Rnt ebi'.ssi who had los all hops osvs
been i'm cdistey relieved.
All npe d.n:s HErri.gs Physical o. M.ntr! DisqusI-
ihcaon. Lcas e Er7cr.7ti,s Power, EsrroHs IrsSty
Trembling aud HeSkusi. EIhs gI9n Of most fearful
kind sp. siily cured.
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From fds Escninsy, Norfolk, "a.
cases, with entire success
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TIE following are the classes rec uired st the re-
KITTERY, MAINE

Class Nc. W hlte Oak 0sS; Ms White OAK
Preml,ccous III. her; No 6 Nsl.ow PIbe Pl.Ik
Timber; No: IL. Waite Pine; No NJ ksh and = "
e,s; No u sek Wanrt and Mshrtsnl; No.
j o.; No. q spikes and Nails; No IS Lead, ~ a
"a -: ia; ~" Is HsrdEsrs; No. q PIIats and
Ois; no. Is hItanyass; No q. lotion jan
va-s; NO. 30 Pax and Coffin Isins; No. 81 .
y as; No. s; Iestaer; No 81 B ushes; No. IS.
Sunlng snd Dry floods; NO 81 Pitch Tyr Rosin:
No 40 S,.,iorer,. ~ al Ei,e ~ N"o"o'0i,
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fyo1n fhs Democrat, st. Cloud Mfnn
lyon are, or have been troubled With tbe bc.d
some, serd for box, (Cephalio PIllsj go flat Won
may have them In case of on attack 'ou
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ffor' the Western r. r. Gazstfs. CIieaso, H.
we sesIsly endorse Mr. Spading. and his nm
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oil =, and - f -, in The .tste Of
bid OF - - for AIRY If tho c'asses therein
named, be accepted, he they will within ten
days after the receipt Of the Contract at the pot
CfiSe named, raw, asert resIgu.t. a. ex cute
the contract FOR the ams. with good and so 5clent
sureiles. and in case SAID shall f.iI 10
enter into cnnIr,ct as AFORESAID, we guaranty 10
make good the difsrssce b4tween the offer chs
sad - and that which NAV re ACC pied
Signature oftvo guarant "a CD.
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-, Of IN the state of -. hereby
az rec 10 urnIsh and del W. the pect We Navg
ards, I'll the articles named Ia The lassss here
unto nnEexei, egreeaby to tie provisions Of the
yeT'issme fthe Bureau cf Cor struct' on, &c., Of
June III. 1851 - Gu M offer - acc pt a. I re-
e"est IL TO b addressed at -, q tn contract
cent { the H,vy 4 gent At or to, for
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Class No. 70. White Pine; No. q. lion; No, d,
Splkes AM NaIls; No. Is Lead, Zinc, and Tin:
No; g Pig Iron; No IS. Hardvsr,; No "a Paints
and 0ils; Nc 50 Ship Cba2dle,y; No IS Boiler
in OF Copper; No. 81. Bellows; No. Is. Poles.