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REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.

/ WILL be sold at Public Auction, In South Der
| w wick. at the POst-Otice, on Monday the 10th
day OF April next, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon,
/ the following described tracts Of real estate
A lot Of weed land, at Astmenticus, containing
| Drty-One acres, aud bounded by lands Of David
TASTY, Isaiah Shorey, and others.
Also lot OF timber land, 50 called, containing
River, lands of the Portsmouth SleO and Portland
Railroad Company, and lands Of Benjamin Mason,
ESQ.
Also the Marsh lot, so called. containing twenty
acres. AMI adjoining lands OF Mrs. Charlotte Nor'
rill and others
Also the Middle pasture, 50 called containing
twenty acres, adjoining lands OF Benjamin H. Grant
aud Others.
Also another lot OF pasture and containing forty
acres, adjoining lands OF Benjamin n. Grant and
the road to Mitehtut
Also = lot OF tillssc land, situated East OF the
orchard aud opposite the house OF Edward warren,
containing thirty acres.
Also another lot OF orchard aud tilase land. con-
tauins thiTty-dye acres, situated on the Mtchtral
Road, aud adjoining the piece last described.
Also another lot opposite those OF John Z. Han
soon. and containing fur acres.
Also another lot OF land with the dwelling house
aud other buildings thereon, containing three aud
One-half acres comprising an orchard OF one hun
dre,l and any apple trees uf choice fruit, and one
hundred pear trees, pear and ounce stalks the
same being the premises now occupied by ne.
81. sale without reserve, and possession given
Immediately.
Terms, cash or good approved notes.
r.y-Prcmises open f0r examination until the day
Of sale.
March Il, 'SlS IcHABoD GOODWIN.
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CURE FOR SORE THROAT
A WORD TO THE WISE.

T PRESENT 10 the public the follevins .e,,imc'
i mails as rsiistfs. These persons have been At
lacked by the Diptheris. Some had the msmnis'
nous formation others had tho white spoS, To-
sether with painful swtlllnss and great P.oans
ton; The usual symptoms are chills. a. thonsh
the blood WAS frozen. prostration sore throat snl
sudden swellinx. toyether With closing up oi inc
anen 70 70 this date know Of none who nave
aiei, who have obtained and used this reineIy
hirly. Hundreds have used aud are now using IL,
In aud out OF the stAts.
DiaEcnoxs roR Usiso. II the chills como on,
take freely 10 sugar and hot waters gArgle or use
battle, or mix poalties and apply "elose hug"
MISUNDERSTANDING. Jan. let. 1861. To
all whom II may concern. This may certify. that
ty-nye hundred bottles OF his Pain Believer and
Canker Remedy. and have furnished him q mate
rial Tor fifteen hundred bottles more OF the SANE.
soasn ss no 5Sa .as Is%ss s IL
Compound. WV. DrER.
REv. 7. HiLL. West waterviile. Ne. Dear slr,-
The medicines which you purchased OF mo 10 use
In the manufaeture OF your Vegetable Remedy.
diciOus application, but possess acknowledged Viz.
tues Respectfully yours, II. n nAr.
thereby state TO the public that my son Willie,
years old, some weeks since was taken with the
canker rash. lie vomited for ~ hours at intervals
sore The esnIer eoy.riny ibs ,no.t ~ ~ na n,
and throat. Vas sdvisea hv nv tind ns,shhass
~ send Sor pbvsicisn In, soncit.t a. "a, ~.
I'M found that iIiiI, Remedy souid NOT Iii ths
~ ntar nv, ,ad,ca ~. .".iii '1,a n,,n w ~
use, and would say that Il 10 the best medicine
know OF 10 drive out the rash. assist the expecto
ration, kill the canker, and destroy inflammation,
that ever used: 1 heartily recommend all to
give II fair trial In cases OF canker rash and scar.
let fever. also have had the Diptheria myself,
white spots appeared-throat much swollen and
very sore. have used notIing put nlns heme-
dy, and find myself In Q conyalescent state.
,y-.,,. a.. ,s,, 'ihS' ." h' '"oA''
Nater'he' jan ioo''
This may certify. that three weeks since was
day morning white spots appeared, and IL was
much swollen and very sore. I obtained . hottie
of IIili's Remedy Monday noon. gargled Il I'm.
medlately. and found myself relieved rom s, ths
sense Of pain. by the use OF one hall OF oottle
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

THE undersigned. Trustees Of the holders Of the
| Bonds issued and payment thereof secured. By
the York & Cumberland Railroad Company. By
It's deed % mortgage 20 John Mysrs bs.rfngd ass
Feb G. 1851. ~ Of record will appear, having spp'
cation made 20 us by, and instfvctiees non, bold:
srs of said Bonds 20 an amount equal 70 opethifo
OF the amount Of aid Bonds now outstanding. oey
Claiming 10 have aid mortgage forsoloesd ~ 80
ION thai the conditions thereof have been bfokeo.
ard thst The conditions Of said msrfgsSs eno
nonds arc. that said bonds bear dsts Feb !. ~,
md arc payable In twenty years hon aid datA,
and maj Interest shall BE- paid thereon ssmi.snnu.
sily. fion, the tenth day Of February. lssl, and
that said Interest has rsnsinsd unpaid fer ucss
than sixty days sftsf due ADD stu remains IN.
paid on MID bonds. by aid COMPANY. although
oftsn dsma ndsd snd that no part OF The prnsipsl
Of ssld Lopds has bssn paid In payuAnos og ssid
snplc.tIon and 6s reason OF the conditions afbrS-
IA Of aid mortgages, haviny been broksa By aid
Mid Bondholders claim forselosurs of aid mort
rare. No hereby give notice sesordingiy % q a
claim, and VI the conditions and nrssch Of Al
mortgage 70 Aforesaid. and Of this slaim % forD-
Close the same all persons Interested thsrvin saa
govern themselves seeordingly add this pyiiss a
given fos the ssd purposs Of lofseosars In behalf
Of the hcldsr o. all hoods % Sutstandisg and m
paid under said inortgAes.
A witness our hands % the city Of Portland %
this twsnty-nflh day Of February A d. 1851.
jos ILSLEH, [ Trustees
Jw LANE, 49,
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FARM FOR SALE.

IN account Of III health. I offer for sale my arm.
\ situated on the Pool road, ons mile FROM the
York. Laconla. and Pepperell Cotton Mills.-con.
between the Pool road and the river. and are On.
der high state OF cultivation. The remainder
lie. between the Pool road and Guinea road, and
consists oftwo small delds. pasture and wood lot
and timber lot Of about Is acres.
Tho buildinrp are In complete repair, and eousist
Of two story house, one story kitchen, and wood
shed. pggery and harm
There Is young and thrifty bearing orchard Of
about 100 trees. currant bushes grape vnss Ar.-
A we'll of good watsr and . nsvsr-hiling spring.
both near the house
The location OF this farm, upon the hanks Of the
Saso river. makes 70 one Of the pleasantess and
most desirable situations 10 BE- found anywhere In
this vicinity. The farm will be sold with or with
ndssirsd. JOSEPH P. GARLAND.
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and for the county OF York, ON the first Tues
day Of March, In the year OF our Lord, eight
cen hundred and slxty-Onc, by the Hon. L. Il.
Bourne, Judge Ofsaid Court,
w. NJ. BRYANT, administrator Of the estate OF
w EZEKIEL WORMVOOD, late OF Alfred In
said county, deceased. having presented his SEQ.
ond account OF administration OF the estate OF
said deceased, for allowance,
Ordered, That the said accountant give notice to
all persons Interested, by causing copy ofthis or
der " be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union 4 Journal, printed ut Biddeford In said
county, that they may appear ut Probate Court
to be held at Alfred, In said county,on the first
Tuesday In April next, at ten lof the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
II attest, GEORGE II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy attest, George II knowlton, Register
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Ata Court ofProbate held ut kenneoann. s r I'm
for the county Of York, The nr isrd eighteen
March, In the year 81 ~. ~ IA. 4. Z. bourne,
IN tEs petition Of IVORY T. lAIom q e.: sa 4. ,s
sng @ =. S.ir with others. In the real sstAss y,
whereof ESENEzER wMEEL aI,s s.Ii.d i''s and
Nells sna prsyIng that waIsn.
BE- granted to ssisels psr.on'; ..,.Is and sss
them " maze Ne, ~ sroportion in the same.
on 70 e.Sn That the petitioner give notice there's
% lie heirs q sid deceased. and 70 n n Pe,,
soma w, a,,., 10 he published In the Uhson \
in naSsGs IL a. s,a sSs1i
three 1870. Court 10 Be held at Alfred, In said
~ IN the arst Tuesday In April next, q
81. the clock In the forenoon. and show cause. II
sny they have. Why the prayer Of said petition
noo.ia moi he granted.
sH'1 NJ attest, George II. Knowltou, Register
Atrueeopy, Attest, 0sorss II. hnoulton, Register
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HAIR.

In ali cases OF badness or where the the pores 81
the skin OF the head hare besOmo ehOked with
,lanirun Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regcnerator Will be
found Of material use. letter. Scald head and 9TH
or cutaneOas diseases (of the head disappear, aud
>sisor and lusnous appearance IL impaired aiter a
few applications.
Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing. made frota pure
cocoanut oil is pat up la large bottles aud RECALLS
for ~ cents pee bottle aud for dressing tac hair VI
any persoa young OF odd. there l. rot it, eqVal In
the world, IL viii make the halr everything you
. in6ni,sly superior to any OF the fashionable eN
tracts, either f1relgn or American, which alone
should entitle 10 ~ place on every lady's toilet
table, Evil
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
NJ MER ARIA NGEM ENT!j

The splendid new sea.going Steam.
-S<f ers Forest City, Lewiston, and
EIL2 Montreal, will until further no.
ESeaSt4s3 tice run rs fOll0wsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, ut 2
o'clock r. NJ, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day, at Z O'Clock y. NJ.
fare-In Cabin, sI25. On Deck, kl.oo.
N. Is. Each boat Is furnished with large number
Of State Rooms, for the accommodation OF ladies
and families. and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line. much saving Of time and expense
will be made. and that the Inconvenience OF ARR.
wing IN Boston ut late hours Of the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers to take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible for baggage TO
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person
al unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
az ~ ' l.. BILLINGS. Agent.
Portland. Nay IS, 1850. 4lu
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ar.i months, only child Of David w and Gussle
III Macomb. March ., after lingering illness, Mr.
tieorye GreeulieL aged D years, son Of Hon Abner
tireenlisL Mr. Greenlief was formerly one Of the
prOprietors and Junior editor OF the n, H. Gazette
snd subsequently, q reporter OF the Boston Times.
Bdston Herald, Washington Union, ani baltimore
Republican and latterly one Of the publishers aud
editors Of the Fulton City (lll) Advertiser.
Drowned nom the ship MONDAY, Oct Z, ls6O,
Mr Joseph MeloOn, OF Portsmouth. aged ~ years.
In Augusta, Me, nth Inst, jeremiah Hill Of Ly-
man, aged 81 years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Coraus-The Sudden changes OF climate are
sources OF PalmOnaty, Bronchial, and Asthnatlc
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when IA
ken In the early Stages Of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to "BrsNa's BIsAsAiai TrO-
cAss- OF LCtenges. let the Cold. COug., OF lrritt
tlon of the Throat be slight as by this pre-
caution more serious attack NAV he eifectually
warded OF Public Speakers and Singers will and
tLeu. eaec,usl Cor clearing and strengthening th,
voice. See advertisement 6mOsj2
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FEMALE DISEASES.

large properties OF the feusls sex suffer nom
some lrregularity In the menstrual secretion. AL
such sufferers whether frOm suppression. excessive
now, or painful dissharge, can aud sure and Pern'-
nent relief In the well tried PERUVIAN siRUP,
which acts In such cases almost like mase.
Nsr Bsiiord. Marel ), lSJS.
GESrLErEx-I have used the Peruvian syrup
for the pat three years with The most grattS az
success In eases % Dyspepsia WariOds iolmO
Chronic DisTrUa, General and Nervous Debility
Neuralgia. Erysipeas, and various diseases OF thc
Ain aIso f5r thl-TU~ls, Leaeorrrs- Prolspsus
ItsTt, suppressed coarses and fs~afs es@PfliHt'
gsssTaIig la the last class Of complaints parteu-
larry, have Ouad the medicine ~ have great pow
Tho Peruvian Syrup combines valuable auera
tive and tonic properties anil i OF rcmaTkable en'
eaey In all aagfaic conditions % the system, csptc
or want OF vitality "
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DR.. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE BIrTERs.
The Peeple's ReInedy !

TRY II, and II itdoes not prove to by all that 4
i claimed for IL, then condemn u. This medicine
Is warranted 20 cure aud eradicate from the systeu
Liver Complaint. that main wheel OF % many dis
cases, and warranted 10 cure Jaundice In u: wors
forms, all Bilious Diseases and Foul Stomaoh. Dys
pepsia Costiveness. llumors or the Blood and Skin
IniIyestion. Headaches Dizziness Ples Heartburn
Weakness, and Fever and Ague, and all kindred
complaints.
Kelsey's Vegetable Pain Extractor.
Warranted 70 cure Rheumatism. Sprains, Swellings
spinal Complaints, Pains ofall kinds, Burns Scalds
PrIons and all kinds OF sores Throat Distemper
Pains In the Stomach, Diarrhea or Dysintery
Cbolera Morbus or Cramps, and other similar com
plants. Prepared exclusively by
DIR. II. KELSEY, Lowell. Mass.
CD LOyEJOy, Travelling Agent For sale o.
Timothy 9arkers, foot Of Alfred Street. lyrii
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS,
SEMI.wEEKLY LINE.
SPRING ARRANGENh'HJT

The splendid and fast Steamships
~Se& Chr-n peaLe, CAPT. SYDNEY CRo
MNwELI., and PRtapsco. CAPT. Il. Il.
as follows
- Leaves Browns Wharf Portland, EVERY
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,, ut o'clock i. VI.
and leave Pier " North River. New York, EVERY
UEDSESDdf aud SITUkDiY, at 3 O'Clock J.. VI.
The vessels are fitted up With fine acconmoda.
lions for passengers maxim; this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, including meals aud State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon.
treal, Quebec, Bangor. bath, Augusta, Eastport
and st. John. They also connect at New York with
Steamers for Baltimore, Savannah and washing.
ton.
shippers are requested to send their Freight tn
the boat before p. ~. on the day that she leaves
Portland.
Por Freight and Passage apply to
EMERY a Fox, Browns Wharf, Portland.
ii. b. CROsIWELL& Co., Pier I2,North River MY
May 18th, 1850. iotI
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y The Democrat has an article on the
Inaugural this week. ltsays:
sour first impressions Of il were, that it
was, on the whole, u pretty good address
quite as patriotic, conservative, national, as
anybody could reasonably expect from the
new President. We find more to commend
than to condemn in its exposition OF princi-
pies.
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AYERS
PILLS.

!iFs yeu sIek. fs~Jls. and
s,-.rl-a.rs' Are yea css q
,s,if onh ,"ur systso a.
EssIs.'. anil n'u Ieiings uns
csa.E-'.s.sf Jissss symr
o - 80 ea'n t.if Iselnde %
ssils.. iiis-s. Ssaas nt o.
:. y" =. issi' p.ins as,os ycss
sol sl.iuii ~ s,~fiesi W Q
hsssi, ne .i tie dsht rssn.
~iJ' Tale Ayers Fills aud
t.s.'sss ''st ilss tli-sisssi hus
nsss-- pa'.f, tie Lssl. aa.A
u tie ils.s nsavs 90 unob.
s'.rs.~,i n l'sdlh sSaia.
5isy siimalais Tie faneisas
VI the Lviy lsis ,isosys- -
tl,ity. purity iiss s,sisss frva
"a -a.aA.a !. III. 49, -
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

w County OF York and state OF Maine, conveyed
10 william Hobbs. OF Wells, by mortgage deed dst.
cd October 10Th. A. ID. 1875. and secorded in Book
2is, pages 10 and ~ Of York County Registry VI
Deeds certain tract of land situated In said Ken
nebunk. and laying on tho notherly side Of Pieas.
ant street In said Rsunebunk, together with the
buildings thereon.
Also certain tract OF land In said Kennebunk.
and laying on the westerly side Of the road leading
from keanebunk 10 SANFORD. Qfor u description OF
said premises reference may he had 70 aid mort
gage) and whereas the said mortgsgor has fAiei 70
fulfil the obligations and requirements OF ssld
mortgage therefore claim q foreclosure OF sa'd
mortgage, ~ In statute In such cases 70 made And
provided. WILLIAM Hobbs.
Dated at Wells, Dec. 10. 1850. 3vi0
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At Court Of Probate, held at Kennebunk, within
andror the county Of York, onithe first Tuesday Of
March, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sixty-one,iby the Hon. L. h. Bourne
Judge Of said Court,
IN the petition Of SAMUEL q. READ. guardian
" ofWILLIIM H. CUTTER. . minor and grand
child Of William Currier. late OF kennebunkport,
In said county deceased. praying f,r license 70 sell
and convey at public auction or private sale, all
the right title, and interest Of his said ward In and
10 certain real estate situated In Kcnnebuukport
In said county, and the proceeds thereof TO put TO
interest," II any balance remains amer paying his
debts and charges Of maintenance. said real estate
being more fully described In said petition. -,
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice 10 ali
persons Interested In said estate, by causing .
copy Of this order 10 be published In the On,oa
asa Journal, printed mt Biddeford, In said county,
for three weeks successfully, that they may appear
at q Probate Court To he holden at Alhcd, ~
said county, on the first Tuesday In April,
next, ut ten Of the clock In the lorenoon
dan shew cause. II any they have, Why the prayer
OF said petition should net be granted ,..,.,
N attest. tieorgc II. Knowltone segis s,er
A true copy attest, George III. kn"w''o"' "es'''''
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FOR SALE.

DwO ACRES OF LAND SITUATED ON THE
1 Guiney Ro.al,a part Ofths benson field sOcalled,
sud eight acres Of land in kennebunkpOrt. Also
two hundred aud any cords Of hard and pine wood.
a lot Of white-Oak timber and some framing timber.
Orders for wood may be LETT
AT MY MEAT M ARK EFT ,
ia Alfred Street, where may be found
BEEF, PORK, SAUSA g Z, &c.
A. J. HAM.
BiddeFprl, March u, Is6i. tfI2
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MARRIAGES.

In this town, Feb. 2sth. by Ed. straight, Mr
Charles n Spencer, % Denmark, aud Mas SaIah
Jane Nutter, Of SacO.
In porchesfer, Mas. Ord nit Mr. Geo. u. Young
10 MIS- t.eorgi.na n. Wells, daughter u Mr John
a Wells. Of POurtsmOuth.
In New York, Feb 18th, Mr. Charles II Coffin. Of
u.x.,hilI Mass To Miss Louisa 4 Crane, Of York
In Doyer, March 2nd. nv Rev Nscy, Mr. John
IIoir,e. 10 Mis- Jane N Pfc, both &c - Bersiek.
In this city. sth inst by Rev Charles renney Mr.
JrIIrs PsYssa 10 Hiss ADEiAtDs Z. daughter 81
a.. late Johp ilaseltlne, both of this city.
In this eity. 9th inst. BY Rev II Abbott, MI
lance Iianson 10 Mis- Sarah J Whittea, bOth u
this city. ~. ,,.x.,nu
smith I, Nils Augusta smith. both oi Day ton
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Rrft1sh oleOn
Fer pre..i.s In. Hair.
Fsr Dr0s
with Otto of Roses,

PerfNimed with otto Oh heoSes.
The Of, from which this elegant preparation 10
made IL obtained RON plum which grows only 10
psr,is. I'm Asia. where IL 10 used extensively for
dressing the hair. especially by the ladies. The
Per,Iap. have the most beautiful hair OF any peo-
ME in the world These facts were observes by the
celebrated Oriental traveller, Dr. Ste phenson. who
rst brought some of the oil % England In 1850 and
sold It TO . chemist In London It's value at once
became apparent and the demand for u Was Inn.
mense. 10 aid that as many ~ % ooD bottles q
gives the hair n rich dark. glossy appearance and
Keeps u moist and lively for great length 81 time;
10 Is free from all the sfiety srsss.ssss yh,eh Al
other oils have. aud does not leave the DALI ns.h.
dry and FULL Of dandrun. ft can he eounderuy
stated that % 70 the most perfect BALI dreSng ~
the world. The Otto Of Hoses. costing nom 90 70
g an ounce. IL now used In u when. vnen oomnin
nscuiiar and most beautiful perfume. For sale By
ali apothecariss. Price only Is cents. Double siss
- cents. f W"
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DIR. BELLS
British Pills.

Those Pill. have been used In England for. over
ON, hundred years as - standard family medicine;
In The Mood aud vet they are the mds'f krorn,
and one ne without producing any Of the AdrsA,
S,is,ng pain. produced by other pile In the scope
OF their curative powers they reseh ana r",sS
more disease than any medicine ever ulseo,eiu,
No s.mjIy should bewithout them. For sale by AL
dsalers In medicine ut ,, cents box.
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DR.. MORSE. OF PORTLAND.

Well known Cor his successful treatment OF coa'
sHmgtioH, CsfarrA, IsfAaa, BToacAnI' and all dis
eases IT the TArOsi sad Lass. ~ Medical lnhala-
tIun With view Ia the accommodation VI his nu-
,nerus patients and others DESTROYS a. consult him
In Saeo, Blddebrd. snd the surrounding towns will
lie al the Saeo House, Saev. The hrsf Friday In each
meath hertt' q antil further notice.
n stormy On Friday. DT. NJ will be at saeo the
next day, Sxsar'iay, " pleasant
DR.. g. ~. sheies. Eclectic Phy-ietas
olives narieaar attention a. diseases OF the gsHtis
sriassy organs, and special Diseases OF women, ~
sbrc,,i .s,srrt No ,noihsr column. Iyr2
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Arc Youlnsurod (?

TNe subscriber. Ia wing been appointed an Agent
for several OF the tssf lnsuIancc Companies IN the
country, Is prepared 10 take risks Ou DwcllinsS,
stores, Merchandise, &C. And also Marine risks Oa
vessels, Frei ghts and CSrsoes OF terms consistent
with solycncy ans fair prOat.
Iyrs cHAs. FRED TowLE.
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by the use of these pills the periodic attacks
Of Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevent
ed and IL taken at the commencement Of an
attack immediate relief from pain and sickness
will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing Nausea and
Headache to which females arc 50 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing
Cosiirsnsss.
For Literary Men, Siudsnis, Delicate Fe-
males. and all persons Of ssdeniary habits, they
are valuable as Laxative, improving the
appetite, giving tone and yigor to the digestive
organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result oflong
investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments, having been in use many yeais, during
which time they have prevented and relieved q
vast amount of pain and suffering from Head
ache. whether originating in the nervous sys-
TEN or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compo-
sition, and may be taken at all times with per
feet safety without making any change OF diet.
and the absence Of any d,sagreea6ls taste renders
Il easy 10 administer them 10 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of Henry c
Spalding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and a. other Dealers in
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail en- re,eipt Of the
PRICE % CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDlNG,
4s Cedar Street. New York.