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Az hlfa Hea llt n fBfe nhm ED
w aHi hlghlg approved nayi tfoiha
Cotton Seed. vhleh ~ siil ssii at W CENTS
rof hHsbel ~ W ell deliver them n w
nola Depot, In saeksN ineaHlt rsf huftri
W. have tHten ffHIi paths 81 improve thif
Cotton, and consider u hns ihe most rfn
liho W. WfIl ~ ne mnsi esempi nm ~,
N aty cotton siih vhioh AZ 80 arlna. ~
a. AL&csL nIRl
feh, u, 1901, NJ "
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NEW PARTNER.
MIR. A. ". S~outhworth. recently from
Ni tho house of Douglas & to.. Nash.
vile. has become . member Of our firm.
The Style will remain unchanged.
sOUTnw0RTIl, NAME & CO.
frhos nG.an
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1%snuger's Notice..

utUuSeS 4vOsuSss
rKVAKEN Up by ". II. nclole, n.ar Sar.
i dis, two fnc mules, the one q mare
mule medium sine and light mouse cOlor.
10 years old. appraised to sisj: the other
IL q horse mule 10 years old, with n small
whit" srsck on the left shoulder. apprais.
81 to $50.
p. r. JONES, Ranger. PC.
panoIa, March 4, 1851. nI.3w
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THE STATE uf MISSISSIPPI
UHuDM l.nuLn


A. Hules before The Clctk ~ saii roufi
~ " inre In Tie town " Pamela lt fhf
81 Monlny,lsth dny VI lebfuar, laUl,
" Bill for salc oflanl
Joseph Poser, n ally
Il appearing 10 the satisfaction u The
court from due proof that The defendants
Leyi Power, Louisa Hardin. Morgan Power,
William Poser, John Power, Hannah Pow
or, Nancy Power. Elizabeth Power, stephen
Power. John Power. James Power, ralithn
Sommett and Thomas Sommcrs, Alpheus
Henson icl. Henson and Margaret Power,
are non residents. adult defendants 10 said
bill, and without the limits ~ the state ~
Mississippi, 80 that the ordinary process
" law cannot BE- served On them. and II
also appearing that the name. Of the chill.
drcn aud heirs " Jane. powers deceased,
NJ Cornclin Power deceased, " David
Power deceased, and the names ~ some Of
The children and heirs of Edward Power
deceased mud Ilolloway Power deceased
ARE unknown, all defendants 10 said bill
II IL therefore ordered that the complain
mt have n hearing on the facts charged IN
the bill. unless the defendants enter their
appearance herein and plead answer NJ
dcinur I, aid bill On mr. before the third
dny " the next term Of this court, 70 b.
holden NJ the tourt Tonse in the town o'
Pamela. IN the It'll Moniay after the III
Monday IN March, 1851, and that u cop'
~ this order be published for the space n
one month before said third dny u III
said term. in the Pamela star" u news
paper published in the town Of Pamela II
.aid State. 4 true copy Of the originn
order.
Tc-te. \. ". RAYBtRN, clers.
wARp , roort. sol'trs Tor com'ts.
Feb. -. lS6l. n5.iw
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f1NHf# sH EN- t.iai faa
siH He Wf|f-
AsAtutI
Hfnnnf q i0tf trt
faf No. lHf miF
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\ or MISSISSIPPI. I
Pamela CoWn'y.

10 hts Office IN ilie town Gf Pamela, an 'yU
81 Monday, 18th day " February, Is9l.
Thomas Il. Geers, ., ax. mn r., sal. -
W.. "
Elizabeth Street. q, nl.. ~
Il appearing o. the satisfaction u tho
Couf, from due proof that the defendants,
imo,hy Rainey, Lucicn Martin, Silcs T..
Martin. T.. Minerva Waller. Elizabeth era.
ven. Martha Lamb, l.. T. Craven, husband
NJ said Elizabeth, James Lamb, husband
VI .lii Martins, Sarah Parker and y. Par.
ker her husband, wylie Wood. mud Mason
Woods. arr non residents ~ the State ~
Mississippi. aud defendants 10 said bill. ~
that the ordinary process n law cannot bc
served ON them anil tina, the m " the
heirs 81 Hiram Rancy deceased, R.bscca
Woodland deceased, Miriam Evan. deceas.
II. anil Mrs. Woods deceased afe all un.
known.
T. J. therefore ordered that thu complain.
mt. have n hearing On the fact. charged in
the BIZ. rnlss. the defendants enter their
appearance herein and plead answer ~
deinur to said bill IN or before the third
iay " the pex term u ,bi. court 10 b.
holden ., the Cour, House In the town oi
Pamela. m the eth Monday after the 4th
Monday in March, ls6i. and that n copy Of
this order he published for the SPACE Of
one month before .aid third jay u the .ait
term In the "Panola STAR" a newspaper
published in the town Of Pamela in sale
County. true copy n ,he original order
Tssts A. 81 RAYBrRN. Clerk.
WAN roots, Sol',rs for Com',s.
reb. 20. lsGl. ni.tw
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TO II PLANTERS.

In the bottom lands Of tho Mississippi.
Arkansas and BRACES. and Rod River and
in all malarious sections, By following the
direction. administering these Pills, will
eirsciuslly proven, nineteenth. 81 tho Ague
and Chill fe,ers. ss veil u. Bilious. Inter-
miIlent anil Remi,tsnt resef., TIM, ncw
yearly decimnt" the time " their servants
anil profits Of the crop. by sickness. 4 death.
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ogE MfLLioN DoLLAns.

doe. North for quaet rs,sn, medicines.
Throw your Dutch and Yankee mineral
medicines to the dogs, unles. you wish to
bill. aud tty these.
pufely Vegetable and Southern rcmeiie 80
prepared alone By DR.. CLARK, a native Ten.
n%e.sesn, who has n familiarity With South.
crn Diseases aud their treatment IN o
Southern climate.
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TO OrR MISSISSIPPI FRIENDS!

WE invite vour special attention to
w our rrs.sn, stock. A, NJ period
during our nineteen years residence in
Memphis. has our assortment, been NJ large
and eomplsse in all IL. branches NJ ., the
rre.en, time. Our leading articles are
watches.
jowelry,
1DiamWnds.
silver ware.
silver Plated sSs0as,
speCtaroes,
C1Weks,
Caaes.
GsWas and Pistols,
including eli the desirable patterns.
gaacy ssse6s, Ac.. As.
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ntft ssvsfal fHamsil rent n fht M
ais %Iiiisi, atfIJ ~ NJ Ayfnt n =
Wafi ~ Nus
W. tati iffi Oh w.
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fhV HIff n 4 40
Ff - l44 80 fi
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tff ma
tfa sTs hait " ma lHsf t
afH lH ffHi tHs
fH Hfias faffH fHe raf ~
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ihe sanNf % hftaNfsHla u ne "
HIff elig maafsi Fhal lasIifsl a
Is U4H IHT.fff TNa# a.. .sa
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An extra eeps viii be allowed to the get
ter up Of every club Of not less than fvs.
This paper IL E~lec,rosypsd. and back
number. may be pssssrei 4, say time.
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VANITY gAtR

VANITY Pair
~ tssrvp svsrt,stv rvsRr WEDNESDAY,.
and IL for sale BY all N~ew.nen. and at the
oacs Of Publication. No. il3 Nsssau.st..
Nsw Vo,t. -
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Boston Market.

TIL. market fot the pas, week ha, shown arm
nd advancing tendency in brcal.,uG., but ~ gen
al I. unchanged. We quote
FIour-superhue s. Is a 81 Fancy or En-
"a state 5 81 a ) so; Comaou EIch.ngc Ii
"a S e. q ) ~ Ths receipts have somewhat
approved bat are .tiii light,
corn-Ne~ southern yellow 70 q 74e; e!I
7s@s9c
,rovisioni-Pork i. in far demand with Arm
ees. M,.sl 20 q IS so; extra clear SD o.
20 co. Butte IL q Is c for ezra Cheer'e
ole Dried ,rple. q &C. for common
dslie.d. Egg, i9c. Hay SO 0 a Il 81
Beans. yellow eyed, 81 = q b; blue pod 81
~ a =. marrow 5 -, eAtfA pea s. Is. sa'
,,r-sil fsft5er dee!inias-.ale, a, :! {, iot re-
~ Msla,.s,. nes crop Cuba - e 70 c
- market for sugar. AID molane. avery quiet
z a stock IS large
puaH.H SAEsEST Co,
: - Merchants, Ne,. , aaI 10 Le"''' wharf
b ,ton, Mass.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Havana 9th, baroue Garibaldi, Randall
Scarsport r A Allen, patten, Portland BRIG
Resolutc, Hin, jacksonville lth, sch Christia.
ma, Parker Portland 18th, barque C Hamil.
ton, Chase, Portland.
Sid 14th, barque A Chase, SWEET saeua.
sid from Belfast Leugh 4th. Martha Whitmore
of Richmond Me, Coburn. Savannah,
Matanzas-in port lith, st Jago, Berry, fol
Portland ready brig Aroostook, Pierce, for Cork
about ready sch Palmetto. -, for Baltimore
ldg get. So per hid for molasscs.
Sid from Cadz 25th ult, Col W Coggins, Cog.
gins, New York
Ar at Cardenas 9th, sch D J SAWYER Hall, Cur
acao llth, barque Susan Blaisdcll, Eaton
Searsport.
Ar at Cicnfuegos Feb, 18th. barquc whistlng
Wind, Havlin, Aspiuwall brig II Means Trevor
gy, Point Pet-e. Gaudaloupe.
Ar at Moutevideo Dec 4, barque johnson
Blake, Searsport, (Sep l2)
At - 5th, brig Eliza Ann, iIerrick from St
Thomas, unc.
Ar at Rio Janeiro jan. ID, brig c. II. Jordan
Whiddeu, Mschias.
At Port su Prince 3lst. barque William, Lord
for New Orleans and others.
Ar at Malaga 2sth. Trade Wind johnson, Cadiz
Ar at Rio Janciro 9th. Vivid Light, Blanchard
At Nueyitas ltth ult, brig Andrew Peters, Me
Farland, for Boston, Is days.
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u ED.

Surry-Feb. &c, John b. Truudy. aged Sc years
md moAths
Machias-llth ult, Mrs. Elizabeth Dow, aged
G3 years.
Mar.hdell-H Horny. son of Simeon L. and Ada.
line Cfodker. aged IL months.
Lubcc-l3th at sylvia Morton aged 50 yrs.
Wallo-Jan. 18th, of consumption Alex amber
Wilson, aged 60 years.
BanSor-?5l ult., Charles Wareham, Gully son
Of ". aul y, Briggs aged years.
Fart lamp len-Fcb. 2ith, Edgar, son Of T. c.
AMI Harriet l. t'odine. aged years and mos
t.-tou=-t Feb 9!-t Nathaniel Cushing, formerly
f hg,wer, aged y years.
Oh! .wa-Mr. D-,l1 Elhias, aged e. years.
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the above price will be allowed to CLUBS or
derlns four or more copies Of any one or
more of the above works. Thus; Four cop
les Of Blackwood. or of one Review, will
be sent to one address for 50 four copies of
the four Reviews and Blackwood for $50 ),
and so on.
II Remittances should always be address
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rIhe Nlantic Monthly Tor March l.
uur table. I, PRESENTS the following
4 snd interesting table of contents =
b. [ ui,st,iti= The Professor Story {,
|xtic taall ,cscd, Two or Three
sIe. IIarh5Fs It tho .rrat lAkes The
wAo va. never Young The Men of
riss; \ Nl5k Of the North Bch'nd
kfars Diam st.l. anl Pearls Reviews
i<rary NotFeos.
x. Stowe ssan lmmcncss re" story
h. titisof Asne- II sorrento. =" TIE
! sud Nav naml.r- w,Il I Of peculiar
|-.i. iadsins from the ariiclss announced
}t.ar TIE Publishers eaer the follow
Eb.ral isrns g. &" clui- " Two copies.
vi I've eot,,s si0 10, aua eleven cop
~ %. Tiesner 4 f,clds, Boston.
|Ae.wesp'. M.e,ll>E iar February has
bk5le~in- Artlc.e- S,hool and College
The R,mancr and Reality Car
and Il. Remains Spontaneous uener-
(s The Tnn-atIAntic Teisgraph-lco-
Rsa,e Norman Sinclair Part NIL
raphiA BrAmaiica Judicial Pditler
,Rorcisn SECRETARY.
y Amer can PablssheFs ODER tie follow
6.beral terms far tie fur British Re
4. and BlAekwosi, e5ma anoc Jan. ls5l
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M \ r r r d.

Brooklin-29d ult, by y. c. Sargent, Esq, Mr..
Abram b. Carter, of Sedswick, to Miss Hattie W.
Redman of n.
Tremont-leth ult., by C. C. Fuller, Esq. Capt.
Mark W. Hods1on to Miss Mary Jane Trufry, Of
Trenton.
Stetson-Fcb 10th. by Lewis Barker, Esq. DR.
George 4. Tabor Of New bedford. Mass, to Mrs.
Charlotte F. Works. Of Bangor
Beliq.t-Feb. Eth. Mr.. Melvin S. Basley Of
Bangor, to Miss Annie f., only daughter OF J, +.
Maljkcu. Esq, Of Belfast.
BcIinst--lith ult Mr.. Phineas Nichols to Mis-.
Lucy J blanchard beth Of Sedswick.
Machiasport-2Jl inst. by Rev. O. Bachelor,
Charles Sanborn to Miss Jano Phinney.
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nlariuc Journal.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOM Eo III IOhI D.
PoRrLASD.-N goth, sch Dclmont, Of Duck
sport CHM, MatanEas, 9th
PRo,rpEyce sid 2l.t, tris Howard. Of Bangor.
Powers, Wilmington, Nc.
PRoyIS,trowS port 18th, sch Emeline G
sawyer, DoObin from jacksonville fer Boston Or
rgon, Of KockIani, from -.
Bo.roN-Ar q ,bargue David Nckel'o OF Sears
port y ekcls Catleuas, 9Th brig Umpire OF Bps.
ton, Higgins. CarIeuas Sd inst b po4ne, OF
Brewery Nesyie, Cardenas 10Th inst.
Ar D. sch Potomre, Of franklin, Ray, Jackson
willie 9th inst via Holmes Hole sch froiie, Me-
Carly, Belfast sch Trade Wind, Hill, Saco.
Ar goth barqne Laura RUS, Of Belfast, huss,
y Orleans 18th inst. Pass 18th brig American
Union, Of Bangor, Bartlett, Galveston Sd inst via
Holiness Ito brig Mcintyre, Of Camden, Nc
Intyre y Orleans It'll inst, Pass sth via Holmes
Hole Sch Henry IIooten, Of RoeAport, kidder,
Remedies, sth mat, Via ProslneetoWn; schs : u Ii
snail. Of COLUMBIA, Tabburt. sagua, ith inst
+ q sawyer, Of Jonesport. pobbin, jacksonville,
til inst. via Provneeton.
Nav YoRK-Ar goth, brig Anna b Torrey.
Griffin, MatanIa. ?lst, brig sarah Peters Lord,
Aihara.
GA 25th, brig Hdalgo, whi,temore, Renledion,
Ar ?5th, sch velma, TrewoIgy, Trinidad
Ca,RLs.1os sid 10th, brig Molunkus, Mitch
eli. Georgetown, 81.
HoLNEss IIoLE-Ar ?2d, brig American Onion
Of Bangor, Bartlett, Galveston Tor Boston Achr
1 small, Of Columbia, Tabbutt, sagua, llth
ia.t for Boston.
The new brig recently launched at East Machias
and built ty Master seavey, now being rugged at
M4teheils wharf. Nsehiasport, Is said to be, by
those who have examined her, a thoroughly built
vessel Of good materials and finish. She Is char
tered 10 lusd boards Tor Cata, aud is to be under
the command of Csp, Lowell Talbot, Of East Ma
ehlAs.
Vessels from ports in the United States now en-
ter at the Charleston Custom House as irom for.
eign ports. -
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local AND OTHER ITEMS.

lack NusBERs. Through the kindness of Bav.
II q Estcs, of Greenfield Macs, we have btan.
I'd PORTION Of missing files, for which We re.
hrH him our thanks " arc still short Of the fol-
lsving numbers, viz Vol. V, No. 10 Vol. VI,
4 fa 10, 20 and -.
ANARRow PAssAGE-One day last week
a title boy sliding down Main St, GO
.tthe rate of 1.-TWO forty" passed under
sk9s4lls, and between the horse and the
xfRJ Unicentleman driving down State
Az And th,se was going at moderate
But Lay and sled were not noticed
I'M Who the sleigh, when the driver
~ 10 &c horse what he could, not stop
& Wgnd the adventurtr made the per-
Lagc in safety. The horse is a
btioncd, nervous animal, and it was
work to manage it after the affair.
y gc learn on inquiry that the prospect
4 that not more than two-thirds as
: mber will be cut this winter as was
IL The winter has been bad one,
shc ow deep and the swamps and streams
not irozcp, or such was the case until quite
rccently as to the streams and the swamps
ekill remain not frozen This has prevented
Che usual range in the selection Of sections
for operation, and therefore the lumber will
not be of as good quality as usual.
Some mean spirited, witess fool in orland,
sre<S3A letter South, mitigating proceedings
sgaitsts. p. Brown, Esq, who is doing business
SPisryiand, hoping thereby 70 injure political
p7onent in hi. busiaes. matters, Mr.. Brown got
Fnessiou Of thc letter and publishes it in the
.asor Hhg. We must say that there is the
vt specimen Of man and a democrat III Or
49,, khich Is TO be fuuai in this country. Bar
- 4 better buy him a, once, there is fortune
heap Of meanness."
p friend suggests that sure way 20
4 new secession government, would bc
~ luce Jefferson Davis to appoint Cobb,
nd Thompson members Of his CAbi-
1k ch.nau can be spared after this
~ Nirsnsrmcnts have lcrn made for an
Y ion Ball for Monday night Mr..
IT, 4 the Ellsworth U,usc will provide
The. 1fpcr, and Mr.. Crosby has charge of
the Tcrrsieh0rcan branch Of the programme.
VWhcn any Of our subscribers have a
dollar or two u spare. it would &c thank
fully received and we'll apr priate4 in ply
ing our debts, if forwarded u us.
VGapt David Rode the Representa-
tive for Eden &C.. has been excused from
further Attendance. on account OF indisposi-
ton. Mr. Role return d to hi, hon' on
Tuesday.
Erhc Bang ,rcans have taken mp the
subject Of The Kansas dc,titntron in god
earnest. Collections were t. b. taken up in
the churches on SUNDAY. a Iey'c MAS lsli
at Nor MEGA Hall on TncsI lay e'crias.
TAX Corn.er-Thc euI Of Mr. Buehanaa's
reign expire. on Manisy, after wAteh everybody
will feel like quoting
"whote he is CONC ani how 10 fares
Nth9dy knows AMI nobody cAtes"
GEPsHLsr. of tn Bottom J.-nt'. ,ays Tat
wArsn,. fsr Tie payment i tho Fishing bean-
ties were 10 te maitrd the 2ftl. ult, II a. it i.
probable tia, the boun,ie. vii! he pail. in al Of
n<xtWcek.
Pnrvrtcr oS rrSJ,4,~. The Loui.,iile Jlnye9i
copies IT Baeon's e1psse Of the thierins college
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FLOOR NASAG rRs:
Capt, c. II Barton, Sam'l Wsterhousc, Esq.
Charles Mcdonald. Esq. Geo Il Joy, Esq.
A. +. pInksater, Esq, Il ]. Tinker, Jr., Eq,
Geo. W. fiske.
Supper to be had at B. J. Tnkcr''
Tickets 81 no each, to he had Of the Mai tgers
and at c. q Peeks store.
Music by tho Ellsworth QusdriIic Band, una.r
the direction Of II. {. Cosby.
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DISASTERS.
Provincetown Feb 23-Sch Gen Knox, from
Spruce Head, Me for New York, before reported
ashore on Race Point. is full Of water and will
prove n total loss. Crew saved.
Ship Scoto, of Brunswick, from New Orleans
for Liverpool, lowed into Queenstown 10th,
with main and mizrsn mast heads gone.
The deck load Of sch Gen Knox. was all taken
out on the 23d. The vessel leaks badly, supposed
through the larboard seams, but she has not yet
bilgcd.
Brig Mary lowell, Of Maehias, at New York,
from Kingston. ]. Is. inst, experienced heavy
weather y Of Hatteras. split sails, &c.
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Railways Regulating Pills,

Railways Regulating Pills,
THE Pu REST AND BEST PURGATIvE I'll IN THE
WORLD.
Railways Regulating Tis-warranel to operate In Six
Hours
Railways Regulating Pill, are Vegetable Substitute br
CaIyinel, Blue Pill Qunine, &c.
Railway Regulating ris should be used by females in
delicate health.
Railway Regulating Pills cure all Female complaints
Railways Regulating Pills
Quiet Nervousness and produces Sleep Sleep Sleep
Railways Regulating Pills.
One Pill every day will cure Indigestion
TIE SIGNAL OF WOE.-HEADAC1fE.
HEADACHE, in all its distressing varieties, cured
N FROM PlyE MINUTES TO
SIX HOURS,
BY BADWAl' 5 REGULATING PILLS,
AND
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
s1CK HEADACHE. MENTAL HEADACHE.
NERVOUS HEADACHE MALAEIors nEApACnE.
BILIOUS HEADACHE, C0NGEsTiVE HEADACHE.
CARARRH HEADACHE.
HEADACHE + ,oM FENEES.
HEADACHE FROM TEETIiTNG.
IEADAcHE FROM ST pDEN COLDS.
as a prcmonitory symptom Of
threatened disease, or as conc Militant Of disease in
euchcd Within the system is instantdrOusy relieved BY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
and Cured in Six Hours by
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
There is scarcely disease, alment or malady that
selves upon the human System but that Que OF its CHIEF
and primary symptoms is Headache The slightest de.
raugcmcut of the Stomach, Liver, Heart Skin BOwes,
Kidneys Biahdrfor di5tu banee Of the circulation Of
the bloodor interference with the prespira on-resuts
in pain greater less degree OF Gritty, i'll the head
Ht fDIf NE
is Of itself disease but certain sign that Tor
eign and unhealthy hmnrs within the system, and
disease is brewing Wi Inn the BIO " Headache, thu re-
fore should IA, he nesrcjed 1t is warning OF APP
preaching woe, signal the sufferer to fUry his sys-
and reel the threatened disease. Headache
ory positive sign of threatened disease but it is
likewise e0ncondaut OF all Ire most violent, infectious,
epii enic fatal dist that sict mankind In tho
matarious contagious and infectious fcversin i,llov,
TsFhus, Ty pod, scarlet ship Fever in Lung Fever,
Ptut umOula, Mtasles, Small Fox
II FEVER AGEE.
Charres Fever March all Rem ittent and Inter
ruttent Fcyrrs lii bilious Nervous ard Rheumatic
Favers-in lufiucHzl, snra Throat Sudden Colds, IN
Tipthera, inflammation, Congestion AID Cunvuls0ns.
UEApACi HE, UEApACHE, HEADACHE,
weighs du VA the brain with pain, and transforms tho
maddcu.d brain 10 htleous l.. anity. III all these dis
Pressing forms at Headache,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
RAILWAYS REGU LATINO PILLS,
are quick and positive curatiy
In al eases pf syntometic Headache, or dsorirred
stomach sud len ii excessive indulgence close appa'
cation Nc /; dway's Rea5y Relief VIII restore the suf-
ferer t. rt teeiu f=t4ut5 in few minutes and Rad
Says Ee1uiar Pills viii IN six hours IN sc rt IN the
,ystcm all Of uling hum, aud healthy equal
za;i1u 10 the circulation.
Iet those .sho lrassi suffering with Headache
make the rmeIt H. lr'n nv uut.s to six hours
you "" be Tree irom PAIN AMI will cnJay refreshing
sleep. Don't ait LUt tgy It ~ Jl.ce.
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Sch Dazzle, CT Bangor, Veazic, now at Newport
has been chartered to load for North side Of Cuba
and return with cargo of molasses. at f3,2j per
hid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

Railways Ready Relief.
The Minute Medicine.
Railways Ready Relief,
Prevents Sickness,
Railways Ready Relief
Stops Pain in a Minute.
Railways Ready Relief
i5a pleasant beverage
Railways Ready RELIEF
Cures Pains in the Bow
eis.
Roadway. Ready Relief
Cures Tcottiac'te in an
instant.
Radway's Ready Relief
Prevents sudden attacks
of Sickness.
Railways Ready Relic
Cures Sick Headache.
Radwty's Rerovat'ng
Resrlyent cures nu
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A Card From Elias Howe Jr

All persons nre cautioned not to make, deal in,
or use any sewing Machines which sew from two
spools and make the stitch known n tho GROVER
( BAKER stitch unless the same arc purchase
from the GROVER BAKER Sewing Machine Com
pany or their Agents, Licenses, and stamped
under my patent Of September 10, ls46.
said Company, and their Licenses, alone, are
legally authorized under their own patents, and
my said patent. during the extended term thereof
to make and sell this kind OF sewing Machine
and all others pirne;es upon my said patent
and will be dealt with accordingly, wherever
foun ELIAS HOWE, JK,
NV York, is}lH