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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-10-31
~ AROE WHOLESALE ANU
Il RETAIL STOCK OF
FILL AND WINTER DRYGOODS,
rsnla ~ II lNIY

hEIAiL CIot N Or
FAIL AND WINTER DRYGOODS,
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO..
Nos. 1919, 2Ol and 203 Bal;t.aoTe <resf.
BALTIMORE.
Have nov in store. and are constantly
adding thsr.to, large and varied stock oil
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
embracing articles from the lowest to the
hiehess. price. in every department OF the
tsSds.
Would call particular stt"nti.'n to their
stock Of foods Tor farmers and planters
uSe. such ~ 81 and Ga Pulled C!'th;
Pcnisensiary Plaid Linseys and Cots"ns:
Servants Blankets; heavy Blesched and
Brown Cnstona; Osnaburgs; Canton and
Wod Plannrls. AMI indeed every thing re-
ouirsd by ma individual. family. Of for SET
wants use.
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
eos the most advantageous terms" and
SELLING FUR CASH ONLY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ are enabled to mark our goods ut such
pfices n will u,ake il the interest Of all to
deal with ~. An examine tiuu Of our
stock by persona visiting Baltimore to make
purchases il invited.
Sept. IYsh, l56l-6w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-10-31
BUSINESS NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned, having purchased the
u interest Of Simms & Maddox in the
Mercantile business will continue Ia cell a,
the old stand, and soiici: continuance u tie
very liberal patronage extended TO tile late
firm. They will keep CONSTANTLY On hand a
g,od assortment "f goods, and will sell on
such terms as cann"t tail to please the old
customers Of the house ant the public sen-
orally.
GEORGE A. g. F. X SIMMS.
Leonard Towp,
Md.
Septenlber 18th, le6l-tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16

PERPETUAL MoTIoS-A SELF IND
ING CLocK.-The WATERFOWL J96erso-
'ojogs says that 1Lr. Hitchcock, Of that
place, has invented a clock that never
requires winding up by hand, and that
will keep running until 1t IS worn out,
Il left alone. After beng put up it re-
quires 10 further attention. Ita,so acts
as yeotiIator The invention is de
signed especially for town clocks and
large Office clocks, to any Of which it
can be applied. Mr.. Hitchcock has
received a patent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16
.AnniverSaries-No. &.


AUeSooy' ,'1'|c" LII ol Cy-ole
years az" 20 day C''e greatest Ailierl-
can painter benjamin )" esq., died.
Ills natlVe talent Tor painting was
ihos' "ohoeilo' anu precoclouS. IN
MS seVeh'h year, as ne was "a'chill8
'''e SieePii9 'niah' VI HIS el''eSC s'Ster'
i cii"hceo 70 s'iille' ana 50 oeauIilui
oioo II seem 10 MN Uha1 ne procured
so'he paper a'lo uie" It's likeness III
feo anu Dlach INK his mo'hcr gave
MN some 1fioi9o, ana ne procured
from r 'ne Indians req ana EeIlo" coloFso
ssho' WIN brushes maze OF inc mar OF
a cat' he pursued MS l@'orlte employ
ment. \ merchant from pel9hoof-
NY Vi''Se c'i''hce'l 70 See ''l9 SNeVcheS'
ana struck With their originality, neat
ness ana SIKH, sent nm pants and
pencils, with canvass prepared Tor the
easel, ana SIX en9raVln9s- The pos
session OF these treasures almost pre-
vented hi'h from sleeplh9' lie ma
i'iiiieelA III 'iio garrett ''""' WITHOUT 'ne
hho"ieuse ol MS P"feh'S' "oseh'ed
hlnsell from schooi' SO enSFo"Sed was
ne III prac'lcll'9 inc art 81 palhllhS.
" me III tnlS garnet, ne produced 4
Il ! IL L
picture "hloh was 0oi"'eo win such
SIKH anu el1ect' that' slN1y-SeVch years
aitef" wards, he oeclared 10 MI. GaIt,
ms oloSrapher' he had not oeen able
20 s'rPaSS H. notwithstanding all MS
Aio"ieoSe anu experience. Aiter
Sra1hylnS the curiosity OF nel9hoorS
ana many VINO came from distant
towns and villages, he removed to
Philadelphia, where he established
himself as portrait painter. Then he
went to New DIRK. At the age OF
twenty-five, with the assistance of
friends, he embarked for Rome, to
learn OF the great masters. A short
residence there sutiiced TO make him
distinguished. He was elected amem-
Der OF numerous academies. lie re-
manned there but three years, when he
proceeded to London, intending to re-
Seo"N ~ l0iA''lii III olltV SIS'tO -iiSIiO l)o-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16
" asMinrton- .-ar.h IL

The L/(dune'S correspondent savs:-
The rumors about Ior5 I.r&ens being
given up are untounded. This fortress
can be reinforced, and viii be. IN
extra session Of Congress Is Iikely13 be
soon called 70 supply tAe omission o.
the last, and enable the AIm1uis.ra-
ton to assert the authority Of the coy
-ornment. The policy viii probably be
to repeal the laws making the ports of
the seeding States ports of4orcicn en-
try, and to Station National vessels
thcreat, to prevent foreign importa-
fons. The forts at Key West and
IortUgas cannot be given zap, because
they may be easily reinforced, ard are
.of National Importance in a military
and commercial aspect Fort Sumter
involves point Of honor only. It is
proposed to station vessel Of war out
side Of Charleston harbort to collect che
revenue.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16

The FAMILY At THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Family atthe White House con
sists Of the following persons: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln and two sons; Mrs. Ed
wards and Miss Edwards, of Spring
field Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Kellogg, of
Of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. Baker of
Springfield; Mrs. Grunsly Of Spring
field; Mr.. Lockwood Todd Of Spring
field; Dr.. Long Of Springfield; Mr.. Nj
coIay, private Secretary; Col. Ward
II. Lamon, formerly Mr.. Lincolll's law
partner: Capt. john Cook, Capt, Ny
gait Of Ohio.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16
Our Agents.

The following are the only authorized agents
to transact business for tho Reporter, and THETA
receipts for subscription and advertising will
be honored until further notice:
S. NJ. Pettengill & Co, New York City.
G. II. Scriven, Chicago, Ills.
Edward Miller, Milwaukee, Wis,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16

e We have advises from Calves
ton to the effect that the ordinance Of
secession was adopted by q large maj
GRITTY, and that the Convention decIar-
ed Texas out ofthe Union on the 4th.-
Gov. Houston,it is said, will not resign,
or take the oath Of allegiance to the
Southern Confederacv.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16
s.

Que copy one year, S1.50ifpaid in advance;
if not paid within three months, $l.75; and II
not paid within six months, 5000
all cases.
x When the time expires for which the
Reporter has been paid, an viii be marked
on the last paper, and may be regarded an
invitation to renew
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16

Ten CENTS TO CALIFoRNIA.-The
postage on circulars and letters to Cal
ifornia and places on the Pacific coast
is now, by law, ten ceDts-to be il al
cases prepaid on every half ounce.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16
zArEa-Zx

The WISCONSIN Personal LIBERTY
BILL~-We published yesterday the re-
port Of the Senate Judiciary Commit
tee on this subject. The report is strong
y in favor Of the repeal purpose, and
urges 1t with considerable force. We
learn that the repeal Of this act was de-
cided upon in the Republican caucus
Monday evening, and the bill for that
purpose viii receive the support Of all
parties.-lEadiso,1 Argtts, I4tb.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16
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Wagon-Making & BIacksmithing
IN CENTRALIAI

NORIyEAU L HAMILTON having dissolved
~ by mutual consent, and the business left to
Mr. Coriveap to carry on, he is now Drepared
to execute ali orders in repairing wagons and
sieighs, or anything in the BIacksmit6ing line,
on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. Will machinery repaired with dispatch
and in workmanlike manner. Ok and horse
Shoeing promptly attended TO. 4 sufficient
number Of hands viii be employed to DO any
amount Of work tina may be called for.
Centralia, Feb. II, 1861. 7tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16


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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16

TIE CADlNHT.---sIr Blair, who is
Postmaster General, is a tall, thin, vi
~ man in personal appearance, with
sandy complexion, but quick, acute
and astute. lie is the only one Of the
seven gentlemen in the new Cabinet.
who is under so years Of age. He is
about - years Old. Mr. Bates is 6S,
Mr.. Seward 50, IIr, Chase 50, Nr.
Cameron, 6, Mr.. Welles about G.,
and Mr. Smith Sc.
Nr. Seward now occupies the place
formerly filed by Jefferson, Marshall,
Madison, Monroe, John Quincy Ad-
ans, Clay, Calhoun, Webster, Everett,
Marcy and Cass.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16

New DREss.-The Milwaukee Daj-
" Sentinel OF the 18th, comes to US in
an entire new garb, Of home manufac-
ture. Ed. Miller, of the North-W est
ern Type Foundry, manufactured the
type out of Mineral Point lead, and q
beautiful face he has produced. The
Sentinel is now the best printed, as
well as the best ,ae,cs-paper in the
State. Daily, 500; tri-weekly, $500;
weokly, Sl.5O-invariably in advance.
We couldn't keep house without the
Daily.
--zzc~se->e --zz=---
CLERGYMEE AT nALF FARE.-The
Chicago Record says tie Western
Railroads have receded from last years
stringency in regard to clergymeE's
tickets, and have concluded to give
them the privilege Of riding at half
fare, as heretofore.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16
Senate Committees.
For the first tir1ln 6nr;tlc. N sl1lr

For the first time during many years.
says the free Democrat, the Republi-
cans are to be represented in the bust
ness Committees Of the United States
Senate. Not only did the Ok Demo
cratic majority in that body treat the
Republican members with an utter want
Of courtesy, bat they manifested their
hatred and contempt for them by ex-
Guiding them from all the important
committces.
Now the Republicans have amaiori-
ty, and they have constructed the stand
/ ing committees with parliamentary fair
ness. They have given the Democrats
fair show upon each committee, while
retaining the craftsmanship; and the
political complexion Of the committees
corresponds very nearly with that of
the Senate, as it should.
The following are the new Senate
committees:
On Foreign NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Col
lamer, DooLjttIe, Harris, Douglas, Poll
and Breckenridge
On tjnance-Fessendcn, Simmons,
| Wade, Powell, Hunter, Pearce and
Bright.
On Commerce-CbapdIer morrill,,
King, " iIson, ClinSmon, Salisbury and
Johnson.
On Military Wilson, King, Baker,
Lane, Rice, Latham and Breckenridge.
On Naval Affairs-Hale, Grimes,
Foot, Cowan, Thompson, Nicholson
and Kennedy.
On Judiciary-TrumbuIl, Foster, Ten
Eyck, Cowan, Bayard, Powell and
Clingman.
On Postofice-Collamer, Trumbul,
Dixon, Wade, Rice, Bright and Latham.
On Public Lands-Harlan, Bingham,
Clark, Wilkinson, Johnson, Mitchell,
and Bragg.
On Private Lands-Harris, Sumner,
Ten Eyck and Bayard.
On Indian Ah;liirs-DoolittIe, Baker,
Cowan, Ten Eyck, Sebastian, Rice and
Nesmith.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Bingham, Lane,
Simmons, Salisbury, Powell and Mitch
ell.
On Revolutionary CIaims--King,
Chandler, Wilkinson, Nicholson ana
Nesmith.
On CIaims-Clarl,, Simmons, Howe,
Cowan, Bragg and Polk.
On District Of Grimes,
Anthony, Morrill,, Wade, Kennedy,
Clingman and Powell.
On Patents-Sumner, Doolittle, Sc.
bastian and Thompson.
On Public Buildings-Foot, Dixon,
Chandler, Bright and Kennedy.
On Territories-Wade, Wilkinson,
Cowan, Hale, Douglas, Sebastian and
Bragg.
On Audit Expenses-Dixon, CLARK
and Johnson.
On Printing-Anthony, Harlan and
Nicholson.
On Engrossed BiIls-Lane, Morrill,,
and Mitchell.
On Enrolled BilIs-Bingham, Baker
and Salisbury.
On Library-Dearce, ColIamer and
Fessenden.
FIRE At BERLIz.-Thc Berlin CON-
r03at brings Us the particulars Of the fire
in that city. It broke out in Carhart's
store. Before IT. r,1nII he orroe+od =
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16

Col. w ". Seaton, editor of the
Ncti01aaI La9Uigeace, he's been a2-
pointed Postmaster at Washington.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-16

in the Senate on the 18th, Nr.
Douglas offered 9 resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of War for infor-
nation as to the condition of the forts
in seeding States, and asking what
forces would be necessary to re-occupy
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04

To William ". Virgin, Es1., one n the Justice.
uf the Peace w,thia and Tor the touniy 81 On.
ford snd state uf Maine.
THE Undersigned. aH Owner ofthr Saw Mil and
DAN nece..ar, &c working l..ituiicl ~ Water.
fori 10 said Count,. hrmcrl, known the iRu..-ll
until. and Inofr rrrrnil, aWn,d hy >aauel u Locke
snd olher., l.ius d.,r1u. oi r,5uilling .sd mill
aud repairing ,iiJ dam. hcrrb, request yo1 To 10.
sur a ~arant directed 60 the undcf.isscd direct.
iug him t. cal m-yting Il the owners Of .sid
Inill AMI dam. a. H. held aid min in Waterford,
90 the hhe.nih day 1T Octohsr neNi, at ten "f the
clock ~ the iorenoon, co. the following purposes.
90 sit.;
1t. 10 choose Moderator 10 preside at .aid
m'siOs.
81. To ,loo.c Ct.rk anI such other officer.
a. may h. deemed necessary to effect proper OF.
gaaitai,un.
81. To see IL the owner. of said mill vii vote
10 uluitl said mill, AMI what mean. they will
ADOPT ir the purpose.
iih. To see if.a,i owners viii rrpair any par,
or the Who 81 .stl dam, ani VIA, mean. -hsll
h. usci br the purpose.
SAMUEL EDGERLY.
Da'ri Al .aid Waterford thu. tenth day Oi Sep
teml-T, !. ID. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04
CnERlrr's SALE. o,ronp, 81, s-plem

CiiERlrF's SALE. O,roRp, So; sepiem.
~ her 10, ls6l. Takcn on executions snd will
h. ,nld NJ pablo auction on Saturday the tsenty-
siNh day al October, \. ID. l>bi. al ten o'clnrk
in the forenoon. at the Poe, Oilire On Neihel I'LL
in aid Couaiy, al the right ~ eqaity which John
y. Chapman Of .a,J bethel had al the time the
same "a. attached the original sr,i. To redeem
the Ellosing described real estate. situate In
Bethel siorr.sid. and being the sane premise.
which the said John =. Chspman conveyed To
T,bolh, J. Chapman by h.. deed Of mortgage
dated October 18th, 1859, AMI recorded 10 the
Oxford Registry Of Deeds. Look ZIG. page SOC. To
secure the ps,Ineat Of thru. hundred sad ioT'y-
nine dollars; add also BEN, the same premise.
Conveyed b, the said Jsha =. Chspm.n to Robert
A. Chipman aud Elbridge Chapmss, by HI. other
deed OF mortgage. dated April lab. 1850. ana
recorded ~ the Oslorj Rsg,.ir, 81 Deeds. l'ok
100. Page i6i, To secure the psym-ai 81 three
huadrsd aud iouy-6se dollar. asd naeiy ''hfer
cents, Ia which deeds sad the records 'he'e'i
reference Is had iot foil description Of The pfein'
is.. CYRUS WORMELL, DePoi, sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE

TIL. grru Nrurils,c E.ue.l, aud NiinrA
Op,le call. &c special sileniion sad inisrest, be-
Ing be- of Opiin. or preparations 81 Opium. ~
Of apy b,l "a. .,fstly vegetable or medical prop.
eu,c. Foo Ncuralg 90. Rhsun,iiisn, Gout, Tooth
hrhr AIT lar Ache. >pin,i Coinpl,int., Heed.
iuf 81 i.aafs 90 stomach, G"se IL, Fever,
C.t,rh. sad al rnin,r Nr'sou, Cuuplsiai..
For -. Il >lcsp, chrome 90 NcrSuu. Head.
ache. " has m equal. ant TO which ~r ofer tee.
tihantal. from ua.loab.-d soutCes
For Deh.,um rfrmen. u ia sure Remedy.
For Ba~el Ioa,pl,,st., inclui,-g Cholera
Mofhas. "a - splssd,ily adapted. IN at oul, fe-
moving the I1in. bat sCtiag a. physic,a great
cuntrast Nth Opium, Which ~, oal, con.,ipalc.
saddfus' lhr .,.Iyn. hdt make. the rrmcd, sof.e
than the disease.
Prom rhlsicians Ne ask aiirniinn. AL on 70.
mani rarmph. a, Tf,sl Botlc. ~,l L. s'ni, 'ie.
yel-p,ng N the Asod,n~ al Opis,e which be-.
bng LEA wanted, aai On the Cough Remedy
such ~ Iest .ni,fsly oa one c~utu.l principlr.
Frlm invalid. We a.k coires pOn,iencc ioI
Pamphl-,. or eNpaat,oa, Niihol, "postage-
stamps"
rree'-lar,s Cough Remedy. 30 cts. per bOttIe.
l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04

DoDGiNC A HArTEs. An individual pur.
eha.ei ha; IN shop kept by trads.man
BY the name Of D,deion. The article was
GOT in the absence Of the proprietor, and the
purchaser lei, the shop, entirely forgetting
(hy mistake, Of colrse. 20 pay for the atcre'
said - tile" The ;raie.man. upon hearing
abe facts. started IN bot Pur'uir Of the de-
liuqusnt. Upon oyerhaulin: hin. the Gol.
l5vin. scene occurred
$50 here, err, ~i'h TO speak with
you"
Move on"
- am Dcie,on, the halter"
" That's NY tx
tell yru AN Dligion. the halter. ."
$50 am | I'm dud:in' the halter. too
and very likely We are both Of Us dodsin'
,he -tne chap"
" TIE scene ended with +" striking Z"
iahle.u. in which Mr. Dil'sr foul! hin 9.
bim--lf con.dsrabIy mixed up" with
DVdgion. the halter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04

T. ihs hpnafihle Ja.t'c-s II The Suprrmr Jud,.
cnl Couri g. H. hplicn 10 Paris, wiih,n ava
&c. The Cuuni, II O,fifI. on the sccunj Tpr..
dsy - Aus,st, \ II. l~el.
NI'GY AN pENNi~ON of oNi'ri. IN the
vi Count, II ONhri, api ~,is Il Wilhuf,
prnli.ao. naa ~ p,ri. uHkbusn. tcsp' ,,iul, IT,
l-h All cis,. thi. Net hh- C1uri iu l- ,ai1fm.
90 hat .hs -. l,eluI, u,frisi o. The .aid VIII.
lufy D,an,soa 81 Not~ay in said tuuniy II "a.
Gfj. ~ ihe Res R,uisn M,il.ef. un the 9Th
Ja, ~ Tebtu,,y \. u. 1859; that ouS h'"'ihnt
.irc, be- ,ni-rn,It,psr ha. ,lsa,. l-ha'si her
ssif asa faithful, Chnsie ant arrcJi1ull. VIZ I;
that th, ,aiI WlluN peBn,.'p, who'll, rrgtfd.
l'ss n h,, mlrisge Cu1r1,nt ,nd duN dii ou the
9Th IA, 4 ,rul, \ u. isjg. desc,t aad Rave
,ou' hi-llsat aai ~-at a. r''t. unkap~n ~ ,onr
hsl ant. sod ',ucr that time Ia. Hc's' lived With
of provided be Nuur lhsll,at.
Api ,our htslisnt luithsf Trptr.eu'., that there
- grrlt jisT,riy ,u th" sgvs aaj disp'si',p
Il ihr said " il1f, aoi ,uur hl.ll'at-s, much
q. a. t,ndsf th-f domestic relation, uBpl tI.ant
,aj nnhspp,. ini his, jto'cr Gum The hand.
ofmtifiuipn, letWs-t .'ii Nillbury nrnuisnn
and iHur lb..hnt Uoul T. reasonable and prt~r
r0nilc,Sr 10 .ou,.'i,c h,rmop and consistent
With the pace mol mortality ct .asisN.
She ,hstfiyte pu,s that such divorce h. de-
creed b., ,ouf bon ,rahls Co,ut. a. IN lot, lniul
will tYet pay MARY AM DENNlsON.
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HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY
rrnIS vlLU NBLr rRCr,UNrioN. frr'

vI,HIS VALUABLE RCriUNTinN. frre'
= al the s1umpa cpnp1u,nis, such is
Opiatss, 90 ENpcctaU,rts. Which not unN fun
dasn the s,strn. bot l-.tis, 40 chanc' ~ car,
~il D. tbuni oa tr,sl O. pnssrss th" ip'ioei7s
pro.sttis. asi =, shlrn the tn'.i valuable trst'-
marial. ma, \, huad On the pamphlets.
Zoe whp'pipg Go .h, aHd 49, SCOT h'ns
S,utn, 20 rn-.i. ,'cr, want, ard ~ earl, usr vii
ave che lasg,.t proportion ~ Wpiuic' in Chl
drra which can ~ traced o. wh,opiug Cough.
o. oSiiuaD CSugh. aud Bfoas bal Complaints,
the forsrunasis - Consppi .oa. ts ,plrndid tou'c
pfupsftrs make u Mt onl, thu nest p'Tisci go" .
~, 20 dis-s-.. hat uui,ds up Hld susth,ns IA sls
tea against a t~cuSrrnc. oithe Cumphiat. No
uur-.ty .LouLl h. Wiih0ut h.. u,r sh"ui par,uis
tai q, ct a T,,mphl~t. h. iuund ,th sll deal
efs, a. The onl, waN io 81 ia,tcc 10 ~ value.
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A Canadian Remedy

For Co,'ircHOS. irrsguidriiV and D'bihiy ~
ihs DirUtirs O,gans. iHdudHg HfGdaths,
L.a,uiuds. Nerrousnsy. GcHsral Pr0Ird.
hou ofths Mind and Body, Pdri'yaS, 80.
A MOMENTS ,sd.,t,on ought t. coa',ss~ =
"A .su.ibL. n,n ~ thr flly sod danger 81 opa-
.iintl, dosing ~i,h caihluir medicines. The
practice !. petniciuus an Suicidal AusNp-risr,-
81 f,ry war. he tapght me that the rUnstantly
incua.,al ,sil. 81 inatss.tpH 49, trinnIy sggu.
waited l., the To ice usr II tlthtuics. The
American tsnrIr are bst lec"m,r. = natioa 81
d,.pspi,s, D., their auihtul mode. ~ lie. Dus-
&c C,ihau,c- ,ncr-,... th. ,frit.b,hiy, aal pso.-
,uie the strength ofl,r digestive oryln'.
The pill. n,e Offered sfr ''peciall, ir'igned
20 ALA, ihi.iuinhility, ani II The same the io
inyigofair sni 'rshgihsn all The functions Of IL.
grsi,on. wh,l- ihsy sfr grntb l'Nai''e. They
are an8d,le. tome ani LAXATIVE. The, ATE
miid .ni ,n,isontiug that onc - not rspindrd hN
an, li.sgr,saalr Effects that be- has taken melt.
c,nc.
Iu.,ne.. men. >iulcui., pfoles.'oo.l men, r..
male. ,nl al Person. Ladins couhncl DC 90
dswsry lite. .houk ~, ihsni.
The undersigned Physicians, ChsrruN, c~tiiN
o. the high ptoie,.ionsl standing ~ " cob, Il
>nn.tsii. oue 81 lhc oLlc,, AMI list ph,,iciin,.
ani o. The eNr,leut gu,ht-. II hi. "inti t",tyr
ani Tuuic rilIs," ~hich Ne have ussd az our
pTctICs ani highly approve
J. u. Gib."n. VI u. Duahsn, 4 y.
4. ,OIrON. u, CosaHs,iile.
CHARLES BROWN, ID,
:. :. FOSTER. VI ID Rome.
SORMhN CLEVELAND, VI u. Bsrp'ioa.
y. JEANS, VI H..
CIV. COwLE>. " u. suo.lead.
JOHN NEIGS, -,
JOSEPH BRE ,DOS. VI ~. surgron u. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON. VI u. ,ouicnok.
LEuUEi. RICHMOND, " u, DcIhy Lane.
VI. a.. Gli>Es. VI -, Compton, 4. T..
Il. -. >OMERS. " u. Maspg. 4. T..
RUTHERFORD, " u, Ne~po,t, VI.
Prepared BY Dr. VI q. COLBY. sAn,,si !.
G.. T., .nd Deb, Live, Vermont.
sold b, ~. Kssi. - raus: bate. / co. IA.
res \. -. Moves, NousIy; -. Potter. &,
Gctry. u. ". NobLr aui John ~. Rand, Water
iOrd; Nc. Young. West r,ris; e. 4. Knight.
BD ant. Pond. %
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OSroRD. $50 S,-uel Edgrily OF Waterford.
IN the Couniy af Oxford sni Su,e Of Maine.
7fOrssmBeh ss the 6fegoing application
lis ha. this di5 been mad. TO me the cub.
Iscribcr, one ofihe Justices ~ the Peace
within and IpS the County OF Oxinrd. which ssid
applications - hereby made Part of thi. warrants
Therefore. by ,iriue Of Chapter 81 Of the Re-
'issd statute. 81 ihi. State, Yea ace hereby iii.
rccied 90 notify m.et,ng at the o1ners of said
mill all dam. according to Law. 10 H. held at the
sa,d application.
Givsn un1er NV hsnd and seal ihi. ienih day Of
September, A. ID. is6i.
WA. WRIT VIRGIN,
Justice OF the Peace.