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Try II, Prove II, Know Ii,

And make known its wonderful powers anysvir-
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As n Family Physic.
Ear, Dr. D. IL. GIrtturi1ht, .New ORLEANS.

From Dr.. J. IT. tGrllUrIJNl' WV OTNufB'
Your Pills ARC tho prince Of purgts Their excellent
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FOR REMOVING sCURF and DANDRUPF, and
all cutaneous affections ofthe Scalp.

FOR BEAUTIFTING THE HAIR, imparting to
tan unequalled gloss and brilliancy, making
it soft and silky in its texture and causing "
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the proprietor that one trial is only necessary
to satisfy discerning public of its superior
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dark, glossy appearance. Asa perfume for tho
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hair which, when moist with the InvigoIator
can be dressed in any required form so ns to
preserve its place, whether plain or in curs-
hence the great demand for it by the ladies as
standard toiiefar which none ought to DO
without, as the price places it within the reach
6 oil hnin
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Yours with grea. respect, In. W. PRRpLR,
4 VY,1,u,,. f'layI N


Bilious Disorders - f,ivor Complaints.
Fom DR.. 7a',dore EsF. NJ Mao Icrt C.iy.
Not only ara your rlls admirably adapted to their pnr-
poss AS aperon hut uni rcr beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked iurr They have in my prae-
ticc proved moro eTrcusl FIR the Of biioW conf
)Iaits than any remedy eau mention sincerely
rejoice that have ut length puSatNe which is r"r.
thy tho confidence Of the profession aud the people.
DEPARTMENT. OF 1HE interior,
Washington, H. c., iih Feb, 1886. ]
SIR: have used your FILLS in my general and hospital
practice yu made them, and cauuut hesitate to
say they the brNt cataric employ Their rssu-
latIng acun the liver is quick and decided conse'
qu"uily they amir,ts "isrdy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed ht'u seldom found cuse Of
jgHS ssSc obstinate That II did not readily yield TO
thcuI lratrllaliy Nuuts, ALuNXD BALL, VI. d.,
IagScu II he Muine Hospital
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MEDICINAL DISEASES.

which affect the lungs, the spleen, the liver the
heart, or other parts OF the human organ lsh.
The INPECTlNE is the natural antagonist OF
all leyers, and when it comes in contact with
the skin, is absorbed by the interior organs,
which resist easily miasEna and all tendencies
towards those maladies which PROSTATE the
mind and body with fever
Feverand Ague resultirom numeronscnuses
No place is exempt from the causes who pro-
mote the existence OF the disease. That being
once seated IN the system, induces depression
OF spirits, lassitude, lansuor, pain chiSs ifeTer
and Il long train OF disagreeable sensations, de-
privins the patient OF all energy, and reducing
him or her to IL condition ot
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REM + VI 3 Err.

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Notice to Corporation
Tax PAYERS.

1NIIE newly elected Mayor and City Council
L will meet at the Council Room on the first
Monday and Tuesday Of June next. to hear APP
peals and note transfers. All peusons interes-
ted will please take notice,
G.B. W. ROPER, Clerk.
To Mayor and City Council.
May so, 1861 Its.
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INPECTINE. INPECTlNE.
INPECTINE. INPECTlNE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.

The terrible nmlady known as the FEVER
AND AGUE has smit,en hundreds oithousands
OF persons throughout the world every year
and has never til! now Keen met by successful
medical treatment that has not produced Sc
we're
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Papers for Mailing.

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cach
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From Tn c ELan,ine;' NOrtoh. Va.
Ceyhalic Pills accomplish the object for
which they wer made viz: Cure ofheadache
in all its forms.
From tie Examiner, Norfolk Va.
They have be en- tested in more than thou
sand cases, tn eatire success.
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To Advertisers & Business Men.

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and substantial business men, Of this and
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numbers among is readers those toho are
ableto buy literally and pay promptly. ana
whoSe custom rcould be rdluaJle to business
men.
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re- single DO tile of SPA LDING'S PREPA-
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FOR PREVENTING Badness, and curing
it, when there is the least particle OF vitall-
ty or recuperative energy remaining.
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Prof. L. Miller's
i AIR INWGORATOR R.
AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONoMI-
CAL COMPOUND,

FOE RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its oIigi-
nal ocler without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
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Denton D Brown, services rend'd co
Tho mas Pool, work done for county
Isaac Nesti,, Clerks tees
OH W Stull, Magistrates fees
Thos Devecmon. work done county
wv IT Thrasher. 80 fox scalDs
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Baltilnorc 4 Ohio Railroad.
Sche dule i0g iTmmeF I.GVei.
IA CO DE- s.s.i...-...a
For the East.

an and after Monday, April 18th, 1891, the.
" passenger trains win ian a. follt as:
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SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE
Oct. Is, ESGO-1yoOw.
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ALLEGHkNY SPRINGS.
.HEontno,nsru Comntu. E.irninta

.TsO1iFg0alseTy tOls9sty, F'trgshta'
TTHGIS celebrated WATERING PIA CE viii be opened
fer the reception OF visitors the IEt day OF June.
Located three and half miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad they easy CT access and afford
the best security for families.
Each department is supervised By the Fropretors,
who will attend personally the wants Of their guests
The propriet0rs h4tter themselves they never
wei prepared a. the present season.
A 'uu supply OF Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave the railroad at Shawsvle, and will
be carried in four omnibusses over ae road to
the Springs.
These waters stand unrvaled for the cure OF Dyspsp
sia. BOOTH COLHOUN x co.
Water for sale by s. Mansfield * Co., Chandler &
O. Wigs Bros, & Co., Druggists, Memphis, Tenn.
ie2I-d&w1n
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tt viii tllus be perceived that after the dis
charge of tie three months troops, there viii
stir be IN available force Of volunteers
Amounting 10 1S8 ,G00, which added 70 the reg
uisr armr, wilt constitute z total force Of
100000 officers and men. It viii be for Con-
gresa to determine who.her this may still, at
this tima. he increased by the addition II
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startling News from FRA ucc--'Tnreat-
ened European Coalition Sor the
neatrEE QtIon Of the Enffed Stafes.

Startling News from FRA uCCH-'Tnreat-
ened European Coalition gar the
Destruction of the United states.
By the steamer Etna, we are put in posses-
sion Of the most startling and ominous Euro
pean 10 eliig5nce in reference 70 American
affairs which we have ever received in tine
form Of a threat or warning against the Uni
ted States. We refer TO the very significant
warning from the Paris PItrig. semi.official,
and published in The honiteG~, the official or
gan OF Louis Napoleon. It associated with
the announcement OF the purpose of France
to fully recognize the new Italian kingdom,
"as the sole Judge cf its conduct, g &c is mas
ter Of its future and its destinies" France,
says the article in question, will act towards
this kingdom "ss one dav the great Euro1ean
powers will act in The American question hv
recognizing the new republic of the Southern
States, when that republic shall have coast-
tuted a Government on a basis which will al
low international relations TO be entertained
with It Of advantage 70 general interests
This imperial notification, t viii be remark
ed, is conditional and somewhat indefinite as
to the time and the terms contemplated in the
recognition OF the independence Of cur rebel
lious "Confederate S5ates;" but it is sufficient
ly clear to admonish us Of projected Europe
an coalition FOR the destruction Of our Union
and our republican institutions, and for distri-
DHLlOu OF Lut ptcNlts Cldi ciiu PyittIaii
/ North and South, among the great despOtic and
/ moaarchical powers concerned in the enter
prize. For the momentous undertaking, in
volviDg the extinction OF popular ideas and
popular supremacy ia government affairs in
/ both hemigpheree, and the re establishment OF
/ the "divine righto OF kings, the time appears
/ auspicious and the opportunity inviting Fore.
warned. however, in season, cur government
may defeat this alarming scheme OF orr Eu.
Topean enemies, through a prompt, vigorous,
and overwhelming campaign against our south.
/ ern rebellion; or, failing in that, we can sti.
4 defeat them through a compromise embracing
a northern and southern armed coalition, fo
the extension Of our boundaries in both drec
tions.
We can now more clearly appreciate the
scope Of Lord John RusselPs "bslligeren
rigbts" in reference 70 our rebeliious State
than we have been enabled 10 DO heretofore
While France remained silent, we might hop
for an honest English neutrality; but with thi
declaration from Paris that the European
powers contemplate the recognition Of gu
Southern Confederaey, we are free to conclud
that Russell and Paimerston have been speak
ing BY and with the advice and consent 0
Louis Napoleon. Lord Clarendon, in an
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REFERENCES.

HNEAN n - III . TDalN0I
7. A. NELSON, Esq, President Of the baBk Of West
Tennessee.
LEROY POPE, Esq, superntsndentoi the city heols
DR. P. s. yoEEs, (arm Sheldon, Jones co.,
z. N. TERGER, Esq, Attorney at Law.
I. KNOX WALLER, Esq.s
JOHN HAMILTON, Esq.,
r. E. CHEW, Esq,
T. J. FINEIE, Esq,
Z. 8. HAMMOND, Esq.,
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3
A5 the First Market Value.
je27 daw
GE.FER.fL ORDEE 20. 1.


ADJUTAET-GENERAL2S OFFICE, Z
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June q, 1851.
GtO&AAEDEES OF the Militia Of Tennessee Wlu pro-
- ceed forthwith 20 organize muster and drlu their
commands preparatory to active service in the Held at
any moments call Each Captain VIII muster his COM
pany once in every month
The 6ooneI OF each regiment, and in the event of
vacancy III the CO0nelsbiF, the Captain OF each con-
pa1y will report Immediately to this oco the strength
0G his regiment company and also the number Of RI
des shot gems Ruskets swords and other weapons OF
var owned by those subject to military duty, living
within his said command.
To is recommended that all rifles be at once prepared
for the use OF the minnie ball, and made similar in
bore lengtR lock the like according to Instructions
which have already been furnished by the Military
Board to the proper on 'er Of every county.
pair Of model mouids will, when they can be pre-
pared be deposited IN the oce Of the County Court
Clerk OF each county.
Commanders viii vigisntly see that al vacancies in
the Offices cr their respective commands are ed vi h
ont any delay. By order or
GOV. IsHAM G.. HARRIS,
C0mmander-iu-Chisf.
JAMES " MCHEERY. Acknowledgement.
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U0IIIu dUItT-I ITI-lIIoIs
JAMES " McHEERY. Adjutart-General.
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FLiTTERING TESTIMONIALS

which he has received from Gentlemen Of the HIGH
EST REsPEoTABILrTY in this city and elsewhere.
They are h his possession and open Tor the inspection
Of all, but the References below are of nature that
viii sbundantly satisfy all who peTUse them.
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NeR'E,RsiE.

TTAVING bought out the interest Of L l.. Jouss
n in the Drug Sore Of Temple * Jones has Just
ceived fresh sup2ly Of goods which makes his stock
now one Of the best Of
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Death of Gov. John ". Ellis. OF
North Carolina.


The Wilmington IN. c. Journal, Of July 8,
comes to US in mourning for the death Of Gov.
Ellis. The JcEraGl thus briefly, but feeingly,
aludes to the event.:
The telegraph brings US TIE painful inteli-
gerce Of the death of John W Ellis, governor
Of North Carolina.
Gov. Ellis hal gone to the Virginia Springs
fer the Tes' Grafton Of his health, never robust,
and recently Impaired by close CO, faement TO
bis official duties, rendered more arduous and
responsible bg the present peculiar position of
the country.
The virtual outbreak Of hostiities. conss-
qusnt upon Lincolh's proclamation Of the 18th
OF April, found Gov. Ellis Frustrated in health,
sct almost unto death, but unwilling to yield.
In that state, lying on sofa in his Office, be
dictated his noble reply to Lincoln's insoent
demand for North Carolina troops to coeTce
the gouth-he ordered the occupation Of the
forts he rallied the military spirit Of The State.
Ever since, dying nan, be has stood like
martyr at the stake, concealing as far a pos
sible bis sUfferings, and dying, we honestly be-
l.eve, a martyr to his devotion to the cause Of
the Sauth. He was a true North Carolinian,
brave man, noble patriot.
john W. Ellis was, we think, about forty
one years Of age-a native OF the old county Of
Rowan Tue duties Of the Office devolve upon
Mr.. Clark, president of the senate.
CHICKENS CONTRABAND.-A gentleman of
this city, sometime ago sent eighteen brood
chickens to friend in Logan county, XIV, 2
/ fe y miles over the State line, TO be kept for
him until he should want them; and designing,
/ G9w, to 20 to housekeeping, be wrote to bis
/ friend to send hsm down. They were sc-
/ cordingly put in coops and sent to Whippoor-
/ will station, (in Logan county,) to be for
/ warded to this place; but, 10 and behold there
vas an agent OF the Lincoln deepotism there
| who forbade their shipment, as articles contra
/ band Of war! These are actual facts, related
/ TO rs by t1e gentleman who owns the chickens
Poor neuHal Kentucky!- CIaTksUilie Team
| CdToajcle.
f5@ The following important item of news j,
from the Baltimore Re9nbticaR OF Monday
evening:
A gentleman from Washington to-day in
forms us that the war department last nigh
received intelligence indicating that the Vir
ginians bad erected most powerful battery
at Matthias Point, completely commanding th,
Potomac and preventing the passage of YES
sells either up or down. The United States
vessel Mount Vernon, which was sent will
dispatches to Fortress Monroe several dayl
since, it was also said had been disabled BY
the battery and then captured.
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in perfect harmony with the uniform practice
.of the government. But three years ago,
when the aathority Of the nation was con
temptuouslF defied by the Mormons in Utah,
jhe only safe policy consistent with the dignity
IF the goveTnment was the prompt employment
Of such an overwhelming force for the sup
preston Of the rebellion as removed all pos
siaility Of failure.
TIE AMOUNT OF THE BILLS THE PEOPLE
MUST FOOT.
The reports Of the chiefs Of The different
bureaus Of this department, which are herewith
submitted, present The estimates Of the proba-
Die amount OF appropriations required, in addi-
tion to those already made FOR the year ending
June So 1861, for the force now in the field, or
which has been accepted and will be in service
within tie next twenty days, as follows:
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CHANCERY SALE
YlIUABLE RElL ESTAIE.
On Monday, JaIy 10, 1851,

nTRSUAET 70 decree Of the Chancery Court "a,
/ Memphis, rendered at the November term, 1850 lu
the case Of J. F. johnson George Hum 5hrey and
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EhlIadeiphia Narkets.

pmLu-rrnIA, Moajov, Feb. 10.
FLOUR continues dull. Tho a'os comprise
500 barrels. Including sUpcrino Mt S5Crj l2l.
closed AZ tio latter quotation, 9ul extra family
~ s. %. Rye Flour and Corn Meal a'e quiet -
the former ~ So STOP 90, and the latter at
So &1l for rrudywine.
GEATN-Thc olcrir-s of wuc0' oG' rather
light, hut fully up To- the demand. Sales ct l,lo0
hushclsf fair Ia prime Penn -yiyouia and Western
red Mt : 2sml 2S5. White ranges from $ 53
TO 81 4j. About $500 Pennsylvania Hyc sold at
6G1I GS cenls-mosty at &C cents. southern :
worth G316t cents. Corn i' held firmly, and
there is less coming forward; sales Of 1900 bush.
new yellow ot 5ImjS cents, and a small lot Of old
at Gj cents; 1900 bushels Of fbadiy damaged sold
at FROM 20 to 80 cents, according to biucness.
Oats arc dull, and sales Of Pennsylvdnia have
been made at 32 cents per bushcl.
PROVISIONS Tho market is quit and
prices firm There isam moderate inquiry tor Bacon
chiefly TO 20 South saos include plain and ian,y
Hams utlltfl3 cents, sales Of hams In salt and
pickle ~ qGtgl. Butter is very dull SAILS o
good roIl at l3Glj cents, and for low grade al
&c. Eggs sell in lots at 'iJ.ccrts per dozen.
COFFEE-Therc is nfrmer feeling in the mar
kot, and more inquiry; saieg Of $500 bags, in
Guiding low grade and pri,o Rio at lOs0 l3tc.
some laguayru at ] :, and 500 bags Java at lj3
SuGAR-ihc market is very dull small sole
Of Cuba at jG jtc New Orleans at 6W6!.
SEEDS-1herc is more doing in Cloycr'oed n
the decline. Sales of 1000 bushels at 81 50Qg .
the latter ra 10 for strictly prime and ICO bushel
reclaimed, from second hands, It 8 cents per lb
Timothy soils Mt 81 25@2 62i, from first and sec
ond hands.
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and Waterford Railroad

A MEETING Of tho Stookho ders Of the
y "Philipsburg aud Waterford Railroad
Company" will be held at the Office Of said Com
many. in the horyrrh of Clearfeld, Cloaricld
county Pa, on MONDAY, the 18th doy Of
March. 4. d. 1861, between the hours Of 10 and
. o'clock p. m. Of said day, for the purpose Of
cecting one President and twelve Directors to
serve until the cccond Monday Of Janunry, 1862.
A full attendance Is requested.
L. J. GRAMS, Secretary.
Clearfeld, Jan. 2l, 1861