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bditional Directions to Tax Collector,

fditional Directions TO Tax C Collectors
Returns Of "nIoncys loaned" and mon
nj Interest" Investments in stocks and
dr., &C., are to be made with reference Q
he year ending 3lst December, 1860,
nj must be for the principal so invested.
ffhe exemption Of the "Bonds and Stock
7 this State from the tax Of 10 cents per
100 on Moneys invested in Stocks, &c"
.Frrs exclusively to the Bonds and Stocks
SsUED BY" the State Of South Carolina.
nvestments in the Stocks only Of the
ks and Railroad Companies of this
kte, are exempt from tax ; the Bonds of
eh Banks and Corporations are not inclu.
~ in this exception.
IN the case Of Slaves or Lands sold on
October, the seller and not the purchas-
3s liable for the tax the law does not
opsider fractions Of day.
Returns Of dogs Kept by slaves and free
efsons of color, must be made with refer.
ufe 10 lat October, 1860 these returns
not subject to the local or police assess.
i &ts
Returns already received, which have not
fSn made In conformity with the law, as
<ovs construed and explained. should be
bended
IH The papers throughout the State
y please copy and publish once,
eprii 10, 1860. silt
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Dapple John.

,,Is MY THOROUGH BRED HORSE
RN of The Jenus. Canadian and Bti.
ner blood--WI!l be at my Steam Mill place.
six miles South Of Laucasteryille, on Fri.
day and Saturday of each week during the
ensuing Spring Season prorided club of
ten or twelve be made up for that point
Otherwise he will not be moved from his
stables at ny Hanging Rock place. This
is prop osed rs an accomU NJ odation TO such
as would find IL ihconvenient 10 send A. far
as Hanging Rock. If the arrangement il
made by which he will be at the Steam
Mill on Friday and Saturday, he will stand
the remainder Cf each week at Hanging
Rock
This Horse does not now require "puf.
fng" he l. well known To the community.
and lis colts speak for themselves They
furnish the best guaranty Of the worth Of
the horse, and an examination Of them 10
invited DAPPLE JOHN was awarded
handsome premium at the last annual State
Fair at Columbia.
The Terms for the ensuing season, are |:
For Single Admit,ance So |; the Season,
Sl2; Insurance $40.
Careful ,and experienced Grooms will nj
tend him at both places, aud all care will
be taken 10 prevent accidents. will not
DO responsible, however, Tor any, should
,hey occur. Jas. NJ. INGRAM.
March 6, 1861. 4tf
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L O A n
FOR THE
Defence of the Confederate States.

BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL.
be opened for FIVE MILLION DOi LARS
mt the Bank Of the State, in Charleston, on
the 18th and 18th days Of April next, be.
tween the hours Of 8 A. n and 3 +. Nj
Five Per Cent must be pad in cash, at The
time of subscription and the remainder on
or before the first of May, interest to run
from the date OF such payment. Persons
desiring TO secure their subscription, may
pay 10 cash. the whole amount, aud take u
receipt for the delivery If Bonds or Stock
To eqnG!ize the rate Of subscription at all
points, aid TO enable all persons convenient
ly TO subscribe, Current Bank Notes OF the
place will be received ut their market value
in Coin. In cs-s Of an over subscrip zion,
Preference will be given first, TO those who
pay down their whole subscription next,
To subscribers Of $50, next 10 subscribers
Of 800.
Books fsubscription will also be opened
on the same days u, the branches of The
Bank OF III. State In Columbia. Camden,
and Abbevile, ut the Banks Of Newberry,
Chester, Fairfield, Cheraw, Georgetown and
iiambu.g-and at G'eenvi!'c.
aS-All the papers in the state will copy,
and send their bills to The undersigned.
EDWARD FROST, Commissioners
GEO. @ A TRENHOLM. South c; Carolina.
April Sd, 1861. S-3t.
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ROPE AND BAGGING,

4 SUPPLY on hand Of the best quality
Nor sale at = JONES CROCKETTs.
Feb l3, I86l.--lu
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Notice to Guardians,
Trustees, Receivers.

LII Guardians, Trustees. Receivers and
Commiiiees holding their appoint.
is under the Court Of Equity for Ian.
Ter District, are notified aud required to
ske their respective returns in conformity
the Act Of lS4o, on or before ] st day
lay ls6I--sslssq Will be issusd against
defaullers.
JAMES II. wITHERsPCoN,
nm's Office, e. L, l.. ID.
March 25, 1861, Tot pr S275.
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IRISH POTATOES.

JUST Received fine supply, tor sale by
- JONES CROCKETT.
Feb -, 1851. ItG "sT
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Settle UP.

ALL persons indebted 80 Jas. r. Mag,ll,
II or MagiIl e. Beattie, are requested TO
call al the "Casion Place." near Pleasant
ilill. and settle up rs we wish 10 close the
business as soon as possible.
JAS. X. MAGILL.
Jan. 81, Is6r.--50tf.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

I WILL be at the Court House to receive
l. taxes, the first four days of Court week.
At Matthias Crenshaw's, Friday, March 22d.
Al Tank, Saturday, March 23d.
AT SmaIl's, Monday, March 25lh.
At Funderburk's muster ground, Tuesday.
March both
At T"xahaw, Wednesday, March 9th.
Al. t.ltortons, Thursday, March 2Sth
~ Is. Mobley's Store, Friday, March 90.
AT the Court House (SaIesday) Monday
AZ Jncksonham, Tuesday, April ID
Al lralgsvlle, Wednesday, April 81.
At ! Il MaglIrs store, Thursday, April 4th
~ BeiHir, Friday, April 5Ih.
Al Moss store, Saturday, April 9th.
The tax books will be closed on the 27lh
oay OF Aprli. The comptroller General uas
Instructed me to notify tax pay ers that no
returns Will be received which may be sent
by mail or otherwise, unless they have been
sworn to; They may he sworn to before
magistrate or notary-pubhc.
lhe following is Il list Of property sub
ject 10 taxation, viz {: Land, Negroes, Town
Lots, Sales Of Goods by residents, Sales OF
Goods ny non residents, monies at inter
est, profits arising from Offices, Facu!lie.
ana Professions, &c, including the profess
ION OF Dentistry, Salaries and Wages over
hve hundred dollars, commissions of ven.
que masters, agencies Of Insurance compa.
MES not Incorporated in this State, ulaying
cards sold in this District, Circus Eymbi.
lions, &c, Dogs kept by Slaves, Capita,ion
Tax on free Negroes and Dogs kept by
Free Negroes. There are other things lax.
able but believe the above includes nj.
owned in our District.
An Act of !siS requires all tax returns
TO be made TO the tax Collector in the Dis
t''ct or parish where the property is ota-
ted.
J. K. HUNTER,
u. &. l. ID.
March I3, 1861. 5-tf
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IS o u t b Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LhNChpIEn DlSTHlCT.
AY p. T. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
p for laid District
tfWHEREAS. MR. 8. p. DURANT
u applied to ma for Letters Of Adminis-
q olion on all and singolar the Goods and
atties. Rights and Credits of Miss Lou.
reton late Of Union County. ". c., de.
sed.
|frHESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
IonIsh aIl and singular, the kindred and
k>ditors Of the SAID deceased, 10 be and
ppear before me at our next Ordinary's
kurl Tor the said district. 10 be holden at
ancaster Court House on the i2.p day OF
lpnl next, TO show cause, IL any, why
y said administration shonld not br
'3snted.
3yen under my hand and seal This 2slh day
49, of March, In the year Of our
L. y Lord one thousand eight huEdred
[,~~> aud sixty onr and In the eight, .fif,h
ear Of the Independence Of the State Of
sgp,h Csroi:sa
n y. HAMMOND, 0. L. D.
,, 1ees. N1fe2.oo
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DON ZACK,

DERSoNS DESIRING TIE Services
l. OF a large and uell formed JACK, will
caster &. II. Terms Si0 insurance. Per-
sons living at a distance will be accommo.
dated with good pastures without addition
al charge. w. J. MclLWAIN.
March o, 1861. 4-6m
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Bank of the State
OF
S . y T III G. A r OIL n 4

CHARLEsToS, 18th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, ut its late ses
sion, authorized the Issue Of Bonds t. the
amount oi S615.OO0, bearing an interest Of
ssUeH per cent, for The purpose Of providing
the funds required to sustGiu the State in
the act of rrsuniug her rights of sovereign
ty, this Bank is now prepared To dispose of
the Bonds. They ure issued in sums of
$50, 500. aud $500. An opportunity i.
thus afforded every citizen 10 make a secure
and profitable Investment, while cOutribu-
ting aid to the cause in which the Stats is
engaged. With the view of enabling citl.
zens in any part of the Stale TO share in
the Loan, the Clerks of the Courts of the
several districts have been required to open
books of subscription for the Stock. Sui-
table arrangements vii! be made Tor furn.
ishing the Bonds on the receipt of the mon
ey, Al an early da. after each subscription,
has been mAdc. Engagements Tor ;he pur-
chase Of Bonds may be made at the Bank,
or ut any Of its Branches. IL is probable
that, at the next Session ofthe Legislature,
those parties who desire il may nave their
Bonds converted into Stock.
g. NJ. FURMAN, President.
Feb 25, 3if
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Notice.

TEE SUBSCRIBER having associated
l. with him in the mercantile business
on the 4th instant, r. w. Young, the bu.
sines- will hereafter BE conducted under
the name and style Of GAYLE & YOUNG.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
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so U T II G AR LIMA,

IN Lancaster District.
a. T.. Wylie, and wife, Bill for coniribu-
ct nj. w. James l.. Gill, ton, partition and
and others. Srelief.
il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Commissioner, that Robert w. Gill, one of
the defendants in above Bill, resides with
out the limits Of this State. II is ordered
on motion Of Moore, Sol'r. for complain
ants. that said Robert w. Gill, DO answer,
plead or demur to the Bill in above stated
case on or before the 27th day of June,
1881, otherwise judgment pro confesso will
be ordered against him.
JAS. II. WITHERSPOON,
c.. L. l.. ID.
March 81, 1891 .-7-3m p { S6 90.
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THE MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81, 1861.
At market 3l2 Cattle. about $50 Bceves and
g. Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one two and three years ODDS.
PKIcEs-Market Bcef-Extra $3.50 500 ;
first quality $500 1928: second do. $3.50 ;
third do. 81. ordinary SD.
Working Oxen-SS5. 600. lS5.
Cows and Calves-S3O, w, 90. 60.
Yearings-SO %.
Two Years Old-Sl5 l6.
Three Years Old-Sl7 10.
Sheep and Lambs-2061 at market. Extra and
selections. $3.50 500; in lots, Sl,5o, l,75, a
600.
Swine-o0OO at market.
Hides-3t &c per ID.
Calf Skins-l0 lie per ID.
Pets-Sl 90 l,25 each.
| Tallow-6a &c per ID.
| There was not large sugply of cattle to-day
and prices advanced from p SOC per hundred
lbs. The best selling quick at S6.75 a 100
here was one pair very :ine, well formed and
fat thai was raised by Deacon IIuse Of Santorn-
ton. n. H.. and was sold by John Saver esq. fol
S2o9, estimated to cost the buyer S77,25 per hun
dred net and said to be cheap at that. SheeI
sold quick at last weeks prices.
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Barnet.

btiutts
The crowded attendance at the town spell
- contest, held at Stevens village meeting
i.guse on Saturday last, the imposing array
good spoilers, and the enthusiasm mani
listed on the occasion, seem plainly to show
tha, more attention is being paid to the too
much neglected branch of spelling.
Between one and two hundred pupils were
resent. There were three contests. The
Inst by the delegations from the several
schools of the town. The second, in which
... pupils in town under thirteen years of age
were at liberty to contend. The third, in
which al scholars in the town, regular at
.eadants Of school were at liberty TO contend.
Five prizes were awarded. One to dis
'..ct No - as the best school. One to the
.hool a. McIndoes Falls as second best
one to district school No IL as third best.
\ prize was awarded to little Emma J. Kent
NcIndoes Falls for spelling down in the
,.-ond contest. Well done. But Emma
brwey and Flora Quimby richly deserved
,:.zes also.
Ii :ac third contest the three who remain
sanding the longest were Annette Shaw,
l-... Harvey and Luella Clement, to the last
whom prize was awarded. Excellent
l'oIanlations were delivered upon the occa-
IN. B.
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Yofal and State AeWs.
Brief Locals.

Asa b. Hutchinson and family, consisting
O: his wife Lizzie, Freddy and Abby, gave a
concert at Union Hall on Monday evening,
70 large and appreciative audience. Of
the performance Of this family nothing need
be sad-they are world-renowned. The ju-
ycnile performers, especially, are deserving
Of great credit. A desire was expressed on
Tie part Of several of our citizens to have
the concert repeated, but previous engage
mcnts would not permit.
Several of our citizens left on Monday for
Washington, to attend the Inauguration of
Nr Lincoln, which will take place the 18th of
March, provided his enemies do not succeed
in carrying out their desi gns to assassinate
him.
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Barton.

\ Mrs Peaslee, on her way from New York
c.ty to her friends in Albany, died suddenly
on Thursday evening of last week at the
Barton hotel. She had come that day on the
ears from Springfield, Mass, and lived only
bout five minutes after entering the sitting
.oom. Her disease was of the heart.
Prof j.. '. Nichols the phrenologist, is de-
yering course of lectures at Barton on
lie science Of phrenology. His public ex-
an.nations are truthful and amusing.
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MARRIAGES..

In Sutton. Feb. 81 BY Rev. l.. 7. Harris, 0. c
Kibby and Rosaline Coburn. both of Burke.
In North Troy, Feb. II, by Rev. NJ. Pattcc
+. y. Cole Of Craftsbur, and Mary NJ Mcclellan
of Troy.
In Hartland on the 9Th inst, by Rev. II. Roo(
Benz. II. Steele. Esq, of Derby Line. to Matte
Sumner, OF Hartand.
At the Lyndon House, Feb Il. by Rev A. Scott
Harvey Judcvine and Angie S. llolbruok. both
of Concord
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! y single bottle Of SPALDINC'S PEPARED
'1i.t i. Will save ten times its cost annually. +
SpAlDlNGS FEPARED GLUE.
SP.NHING'S PREPARED GLUE.
*PALDiNG'S PREPARED GLUE.

SAVE THE PIECES
L,CNuMY. DISPATCH!
] 3, "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine" II
~ accidents will happen, even in well regula-
ted families it /, very desirable to have some
heap and convenient way for repairing Furniture
los Cgac.ery. &c.
SPAIDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household
IN afford - 10 without it. 1t is already, and up
to the sticking point
"iHctW IN eruy House "
\. B. \ brush accompanies each Bottle
Price. - cents.
Address.
HENRY c. SPALDING.
No. Is Cedar Street, New-Y York
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TESTEMONIAI.S FROM tIFRGYMEN.

On III ,::r. "t ia. !c,,. syrup .:.I TIE benefit.
they have DERIVED from II, u:
R''lln ari o'l,e- Cu.a,:c,u. i,sen,es,
Rev WAi:I.ET srRi"H: B'~cn Na. II 'a III Head
sS a G A n' H. nt to Ger S5 n e
Rev ARIil H. IILLLE-It~ T:H-acy .'crvous Heed
~ f,..'r T., Tor ,coioic >Er
Re- Al G!sTiS L. POPE, Son,Esi!e, ass.C Bo:ls
and Gen, Eal u, ..IIy.
Re-. GIkDoH ROBBINS. Hartford Cc,.a-Is Efficacy IN
Tor A.cohu..c sIiiauluI.;s
Rev. SYLviNiS CoBE Boston M.ss-Ii. Use and Efficacy
III fanny i.es.:ai.:i 81 st,I 9Th ioi Fever.
Rev. Ti;oM. WHITE MORE ',sou Nas-l,.rse sne
-. *. ~ ~ IT, IN r. r. 1T and , s.'
r.. OSBORN Ny RICk. Pro, coUr Mass.I;s I.icacy
=. N.tu>s Dance, and Ilr.ahc Br'l.,i..;r-
Rev. iIilRAIN MITE, JE Kansas Territory Its
IN III iyseis'a l''i'y fr~t'aiiVi' lad Adaptation
Rev TIuE EdicHcy General Del ily,
hau>.Y ~ Nervous >y..ih.
Rev RICH ARD METCAlF B.>tor. Mss Il. Ise a Pro
that wanted"
Rev. NJ. p wEa>TEE Piston sass-i;s Value IN Dyspepsia
Rev.JuS. II. Ci>CII iAs:.a. Mas II, E:ucacy Dur
rho,a ana General ,t..I,-
Rev ABRAHAM JiCE>hN. Vapola - Hi Efficacy
in P.,s. i;,>fri-is. and r.l'a.... Appetite.
Rv. P!AI>'\. j., N,wbr l-,n;, N->s.-I:s Efficacy IN
DYSPEPSIA End i.vs.Ir-
Rev. ARTHUR r. X CRAWL ~. iI.r,la.a Burm.h. Ell
Clin,air l,,iai,y ~ ma, .: IL. i>1rci..;rs.
PROT L. vITAlrS sCirIKB Boz Mrss- Is Restorative
pser rt''r tr'cr. israr- q H.; Nervous system and
lN>lci-L,. E'.iIe.U:' Sc Scholars, l,,cl.is, Clergy.
and EiltoI..'
r., HENRY IPIIAW .o,.,f Mass-Is Ecscv IN D,,ns,-
ria Affect H.. Lar.
Eev. :. II. R!DDf. Ro>oi Nr>- vs'ue in case. NJ
Broncti;s lad es:i.;, Ir Liver Neuralgia snd Nervous
Debility
Rev 7. c. HEanlFy, t;--rf Sod Nas<-I,. Genu,.p.,.
sss Mil i2rnt -nl f:.'-oyln Dyspepsia DATrhoe.
Rr.J y. "l.N>TTtn. i son Nnss-Gcnc-,l R.comrsn-
d'r al! '''';''''" =: - a. Medicine;
tiscacy al ID. sIv! ui'. Nes. ,,is lje5..i;y.
=: Is: Esmr.iris containing Letters from the
sDnNe h'fii''t Gen iicu.rn Others. and giving
luii ininrHi I,'n Il 4 d" <yr. - Gan d.. had ~
Oiicatlon 10 iLG A.cnis. or Iu
JOHN ?. JEwETr & CARTER
S TORE 80 NNER STREET.
| tNext door 10 New Post Office,
b o $ L o n
/ SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Certificate OF Ia: L: tl,:!,un. VI d. ni NcM York

The rH~'llt %" ny "Xs,'s:I"n vi iir Peruvian syrup
p-o'r- ~ nae t2t Non" Of t' metallic iltra ;->orls
irr:, nor has,: r'l.! any .i,c,o. Of ,e,.ta
ble a'I-nno,S principles.
Inc ;l7:' :'>r I:c:i'i' II ~ composition alt Of
the f:"' >lc =: Iron. " ! lL.c IL Combined
ard p,"'''' IA Il does 1T undergo Any ,ii.- toy
i,'>tirc L. the al
Il i equal. We. know :;ia il Ia. li found VERY Diff
Quito Q:r-;Nci art.1rhHII I'm ;r ,,>Ii. !, length
o TIM, c'i,9c': = 4 lhr rr,,oAi; - :r.. Tn Peru
,ian >yIrin .n rcl'l -: y accomplished tins de-
>ig;st' end JAIi> l. t:iii1G>. " u, Chemist.
% i'Hr. StIe,t, NV Yolh. aug. :, ia
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HEKRICK's Pills.
BIRTHS.

In this town, Feb 9, son to c. c. Chiils.
In Lunenburg, Feb. Ii, son to Martin W
Carr.
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T \ y ID S / O Il $ \ l. t.
l.. ID. MERRILL. General Agent.

y " - - l " ~ - y IL -.
In Wcstmorc VI. in ,hc vicinity of
VIII l. D L Il II B Y l. 4 Il T..
The subscriber offrr> for sale. il Quantities %
suit purchasers. 5000 ACRES If New ..aLI N
the town Of Wc>'morc, ~ prices varying froln
>;} to - per acre, according to quality and ,oca-
ton
These lands are Of excellent quality. covered
with Il mixed growth OF Maple Beach, iiirch.
Spruce and IIcmlock. The soil is rch. dark
loan. and will produce from - to 81 bushels Of
Wheat per acre. without manure
Westmore is near the i'as>umpsic Railroad, is
Increasing i'll population, and Will eventually be-
come one Of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration 70 the
West, or the purchase OF old worn-0ut farms al
the East. will do well to take 4 look at Westm0rc
before purchasing elsewhere.
A liberal credit given.
GEO. E. CHANDLER.
Concord, \. H.. Feb. 1861. }tf
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Y Q I | { + !

The examination g: Schools for adnli~>in: L.
TIE High School viii take place A. Ii" room Of
:hc intermediate School. Union House. on Sat
uriay. March ID. At clock. p. IN.
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by the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks
of NcIro"s or Sex Headache may be prevented
and II taken at the commencement of an attack
Immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
ha"''"a" 20 which females are so subject
lacy at gently upon the bowels,-removing
tc>t.tcacsS.
Tor literary mea. STUDENTS. Delicate Females.
ana all persons of scdentory habits they are val
ua'." a Lotottre. improving the annette, Civ
hE tone and f'yOr 10 the digestive organs and
RESTORING the natural elasticity and strength of
Ia whole system
Tie ChPHAiIC PILLS are the result of long
INV N;i-atl"ii and carefully conducted experiments
.i'l.'- ~ IN nc many years during which
time ;i,y have prevented and relieved vast A.
lI'iLi O. pam and suffering from Headache. whe-
th'r 'Il2 mating in the nerrouS sytem or from a
.a.angrd state Of the Stotgch
ley are entirely vegetable in their compost
..".. ana may be taken at all times with perfect
,H."'E without making any change of diet and
it' a1>c'cr Of aay diSGgrccabie taste renders it
''>4 ~ HdmtaI@cr HtDt 10 children.
BE"AHE OF CoUNrFRpEITs,
i'.r -r'l-,.ll.c have five signatures of Henry c..
Si.I.din-, on each box
S'id by Druggists and all other dealers in Med
;rinrs.
= OAK WI. DC sent by mail prepaid on receipt
Pi,;ti, 20 CENTS.
II. order, should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING,
Ely IL Cedar Street. New.YOrk.
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From tire EI0h,ther. Nort0N. la

t',..al.r i'iI.> accomplish the object for which
ji"y were made. Viz Cure Of headache in all its
forms.
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CAUTION.

As certain unprincipled persons are attempting
t. palm off on tie unsuspecting public limitations
OF my Prepared Glue. | would caution all persons
- examine before purchasing. and that the
full name.
] J >PALDtNG'S PREPARED GLUE. r1
i on the outside wrapper; ali others are swlnd-
ling counterfeits.
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- WI IHt 7'-t"tINT, -NOI7UlN, "a.
They have been tested in more than thousand
ca.">. WITH entire success.
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New YORK; Feb q.
1t is understood that the administration
will instigate proceedings in the Twisg. trea-
son case
Secretary Holt addressed letter to the
governor of Louisiana, demanding the resto-
ration of the government property. Gov
Moore has returned the letter endorsed thus,
"When addressed in special language of Off
cial intercourse he would consider the mat
ter"
President Davis has appointed Yancey
commissioner to Europe.
Major Anderson writes that no unusual
preparations have recently been made and
some works are apparently abandoned.
The Times says that several prominent re-
publicans Of the convention consulted with
MIR Lincoln and propounded several ques-
/ tons, which he determined to answer in wri-
ting. Should this prove true the question Of
compromise will be soon determined.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-01

WASHINGTON, Feb 81.
The House, by majority Of 80, had just
negatived the proposition for national con-
ventiOn to settle present difficulties.
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AN OLD STANDARD REMED'

Re -CoUGHs. The sudden changes of climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, BRoScnIAL. and AsrHMETIc AZ
Experience having proved that simple rene
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browns Bronchial Troches,'' or Luzcngc> let III.
Cold, irritation the Throat be SO slight. as by
this lrecautiun more serious attack be ccctuay
wared or Public Speakers and Singer, viii find them
cectua Tor clearing and Strengthening the Voice. See
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