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The national Republican., 1861-04-23

NorE.-These bonds are dated March, 1857 |;
payable March, 1887, at PheniI Bank, New
York interest payable in January and July Of
each year.
The national Republican., 1861-04-23

State of Missouri six per cent. coupon bonds,
viz Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad State
The national Republican., 1861-04-23

Norr.-These bonds are dated July, 1857,
payable July, 1887, at the Ph1niI Bank, New
York city. Interest payable in January and
July.
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should affect to execute what il bad promised
Is there any Southern fool 50 utterly besottcd
as to suppose that that Government would
not wink at and privately promote raids like
that into Virginia. and steadily encourage
the fire aud strychnine policy. which is the
basis of all their craftsmanship
Our rich ,nen. thank Heaven are. as
general rule. dining their duty like men. BY
princely donations for the cause Of indepen-
dence. Our poor men are OK in. the field
ready to give their blood for the land they
love. Al those who intend to renrn among
MS are for independence. Let us see how
many there are o these who wish to hoodwink
our people that they may make good their
escape"
As nobody in Virginia advocates disnnion
because deemed desirable in itself. and as all,
so far as we are aware. who favor secession in
that State are committed to the policy Of
" demonstrating Union already dissolved
it only remains for US to remark that the
chief il not sole ground on which disunion
has been avoweily defended in Vneinia is now
taken from under the feet Of its reluctant
champions. The battle Of the Union has
been fought by its destroycrs in the Cotton
States if only the friends of the Union in
Virginia shall be true to their principles. and
If the advocates Of reconstruction shall
prove their sincerity BY stunning further
alliance with the enemies of that policy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ELkTON ACADEMY

Frincipal-E. F. NJ. TAEHTZ, An.
ASsistant-ARs. f. F. 81. FAEn7z, MISS
A. L. RnoKAw, aud Miss a. T.. lIAssoH.
Rules Of Tuition per Term:
LIST. CLASS.-Speiling, Reading, Writing,
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, $500
2nd. CLASs.-The above with iBe0k Keep
ing, Elementary Algebra, Mcnsnralion,
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy,
History, Composition Il Defamation S4. 80
3rd. CLASS.-Physical Geography, Chem
istry, Physiology. Nat. Theology, Astro-
nomy, Mental aud Moral Philosopy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy,
Mythology, History Of Literature, Evil
dences Of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
18th. CLASS.-Survcyrng, Higher Mathc-
mates and Greek, $3.50
Amy of the above named Branches. with
one Modern Language, French, German
or italian, $3.50
With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Melode on pr term 81. 90
Music Vocal, SlNN
Pencil Drawing, S2.Cn
Colorcd Crayon or Painting in Water
Colors, $500
Each ofthe two Winter Terms, to drfrsy
expenses for fuel, $3.50
No deduction for }ossof time, except in
cases, of protractcd sickness.
July 81. lS5S-tf
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rThe following startling and highly
infammatory dispatches appear in news
paper " out West" to which they were
specially telegraphed:
LATE, LATER, LATEST AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM CuARLESTON-oUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
BY THE UNDERGROUND LINZ" Charleston,
Supper time, January l5th.-All the babies in
the entire South are in arms, and many in
this city are now employed at the breast
works."
Two AND oNE-HALP MINUTES LATER
Hundreds OF the noblest women of South
Carolina are behind the breast-works, and
they bodily express their determination TO
rcmarn there.''
"LATER SrILL-THREE-QrARTE OF A
MINuTE.-A number of young ladies were in
arms during the greater part Of last evening,
and many more are extremely anxious to
follow the self sacrificing example OF their
sisters. Shame on the young men,"
"ONE-oUARTER OF A MINUTE LATER.-We
have learned, from a reliable source, that the
study OF military tactics will be introduced
into the female schools of this State immedi-
ately, as the spirited girls declare their will
lngness to take charge Of the South Carolina
infantry which is yet to be raised"
GA report from the interior says the
negroes wear drilling. but it needs con-
tirmation. Everybody is in blaze of enthu-
siasm, and the gas company has suspended in
consequence"
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Select Storm.
HOW TO GROW RICH +!

Nothing can DE done without
money!" said George pettishly; {. l had
asplendid project in my head, but nobody
will listen to such poor fellow as l."
We were three friends met together,
bcwailing the rigors of fortune. Our
lamentations, however, took the turn
they usually take among companions
whose age does not exceed twenty years.
/" And l." said Albert, have finished
q work which would create my reputa-
tion, could a publisher only be met with
willing to undertake the expense Of
printing"
81 have asked my principal" added,
/, "to increase my salary, after four
years of assiduous service; and he an
swercd, that of such clerks he could
find az many as he wished for six hun
dred francs a year"
"My dear fellows" interrupted
George, e" although we have neither the
one nor the other any hope of making IL
fortune, could we not get the credit of
being rich -
"To what good :" asked I.
cit gives one position in the world !;
large inheritance augments the consid-
Grafton in which we are held everything
becomes easy"
"l remember" was my answer,
having heard in my childhood of a cousin
who went to Jamaica or Martinique, and
never returned"
"That is just what We want; we will
bring this cousin to life, or rather we
will kill him. Yes; Jacques Mcran died
at Martinique, leaving sugar planta-
ton, fifty slaves, in short, fortune val
ued at two millions of francs, all to his
dear cousin, Louis Mcran, from attach
mcnt to the name."
We laughed heartily at the joke, of
which | thought no more, but my two
reckless friends, George and Albert,
spread abroad the tale when we broke up
with all the seriousness Imaginable.
The next day people came to compli-
ment me. 1t will of course, be UNDER
stood that l disavowed all cause; but nc
one would believe me; my two friends
had affirmed the truth of the report. In
vain did l assert that it was all joke.
Many remembered my cousin Jaques
some had actually seen him embark al
Nantes in 1889. Among the number u
these visits was one not the mos
agreeable. With the within of young
man, had some time previously ordered
frock coat in the new fashion, without
having the means Of payment the gar.
nent was worn out, and yet owed hall
oft. There had been for some time a
GOODNESS between my creditor and myself
whose opportunities wished to avoid
The rumor of the legacy made him has
ten to find me. Such was the penalty
paid for the foolish pleasantly of my
friends.
"Good day, Monsieur Matthew" sale
!, with some embarrass ment, as he enter.
ed; "you are come for the fifty francs -
"Does monsieur imagine that an
thinking of such trife No; it was
for the mourning"
What mourning?"
"The mourning for your cousin, mon.
sIeur-the mourning of an heir-at-law
Without doubt you want complete
suit"
" AT this time, Monsieur, Matthew
it would be impossible"
81 hope monsieur does not think Of
Withdrawing his favors from mc. Coat
vest, and pantaloons, black frock Of
dark bronze for the mourning.
81 tell you again have not yet re-
cciyed--"
"I entrcat Monsieur not to speak o.
money: It will come soon enough, AL
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Select puctrp.
NiAKYLAND:
"The Heart Of Our Onion,

"The Heart Of Our Union.''
Enroll the NATIONS crumplcd chart
iIalfrrnt. amid disunion's jars
And mark the State whose loyal heart
Beats for the Union stars.
Cnfurl the Nations hammered blue,
And flash its gulcs from hill to hill;
For VI .RiL,ND, thank God is true
True to the Union i'll
Behold from Vernnn's solemn gloom
Oar farmer lifts his guardian hand
X hold from Vcrnon's silent tomb
He points t',-AIARY-LAND!
As if. in sooth. his M"ther's name
Could link no worthicr soil with fame
No need hast thou, oh B.lti more
or storicd shafts to crown thy shore!
While roll the waves Of Chesapeake
Their seward song thy truth shall speak,
Aud round our home. returning ships
Cry UNION SrILL!'' with eager lips!
Fer, high on Allcshany's edge,
And blAe kntoctins misty ridge
And up the ancient Warrior crags,
see ten thousand starry fags
And woven with every stripe and star,
In scrolls of glory flashing far,
see the UNIoN's azure band
Enclasp the zone of Mary land!
Heart of our Nation !-nobly stec led
To breast aud battle dangers shocks!
TRIED, in the changing battlefield
True, at the ballot-box!
Heart OF the Union Maryland!
Clasp thou its Banner in thy hand!
Let this thy faith repay:
Where Calvert's tolerant footsteps trod,
And god Charles Carroll worshipprd God
There deep within thy hallnwrd sod
Plant thou thai Flag-for aye!
From Susqurhanna's joyous tide,
And where PatuXcnt's watrls glide,
To Wicomico's sunlit side,
" Southern maidens rise;
Go! crown with wreaths your patriot band
Go! bless the brave who loyal stand -
Go! greet the sons of Maryland
With lips, and checks, and eyes
No swceter lip. no purer cheek.
No brighter eye, in love may speak
No warmer heart the world command,
Than woman's heart in MARYLAND!
Faithful amid the faithlcss now,
Oh Sister of the South thou art!
lIrnc-forh our Banner Bearer thou
Thy name--'' The Unions Heart"
Our flag shall wave--our Union stand,
While beats the heart of Mary land
a. j. H. DuGANNE.
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DvThere is a deal of sound sense at times
in the remarks of insane persons. At the
South Boston Asylum, few days since, a
patient was asked if hc was fond Of riding
horse back. emo, sir l ride hobby
:. There's not much difference between the
two," carclessly remarked gentleman
" Oh, yes there u.s." said the patient, and 1t
is this. Ifyou ride a horse, you can stop
him and get off, but when yon mount hobby
you can t;Stop and you cam get OIL" There s
wisdom for YOU.
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y. r, BIDDH.E,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, and Solicitor in
IA Chancery, ELKTON, Md, will give
prompt attention to all business intrusted to
him. Ofice-In The Democrat Building,
opposite Col. J. C. Groomc's.
Mar "a, lSGO-ly.
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WHOLE No. l.tI9
Samuel Marsh all,
hIHNDISI

DIN ITST.
MO. los WEST SEVENTH STREET. be,woen
~ Shipey and Orange, WILMINGTON. Dol.
S. ". having enjoyed practice in this city a
pumbor of years, with pleasure refers to the prom
inent eiiisens generally. lScpt l.. lS00-ly
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W1I. II. MILLER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
SOLICITOR IN CH4.NCERY.
OFFICE, North Street, uext door north
Oof Registers Office, Elkton, Md.
Aug 4, 1860.
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JAS. T. MeCCLIOUCH.

attorney at Lac, and Solicitor in Cinncery.
OFFICE removed to the Brick Building,
Oon North Street, nearly opposite the
office Of the Register of Wills
juno 8, lS60-6m.
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CHA KG,ES MODERATE

P. S.-Persons from a distance, by In
forming him by mail or otherwise, may havo
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability OF disappointing lmar 12-M
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CRANBERRlES AND DRIED FRUIT.--
OcdCanbcrres Currents. Ci.ron, Rs.ons. Pruncs,
DR. riApplos and Dried Peaches. For sale by
i. I. MAY.
Nov II, 1860. In the Sllolow."
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REMOVAL

TR.T. II. MUSGROvE has removed his
I(Office to the new Brick Building TEA
Opposite Col. Groome's. lie is pre- UrfIB
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted. from one to full set.
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CHRISTMAS IS COMING !!

TNElE undersigned has on hand a large and
Il fine assortment Of TOYS. Also, fine and
common French CANDIES.
traits Of all Kinds:
Raisins, Currants. Almonds. Apples, Citron.
COMMON md FANCY CAKES
Of all kinds. Plain and Ornamcnted Cakes
for Weddings and Parties made to order.
All Of which will be warranted Of the very
best quality; and will be sold Us cheap as
they can be bought any where.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton Dec 90 1850
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SHAWLS! SHAWLS Stella, Blanket.
~ and Mnntilla Shawis. the finest stock Of
Wollen Blankets ever offered Just oPcningst
Oats. WIN. TORRENTS.
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j. B. ROWAS.
ATT RNEY Att LAW,
Ofice on Main Street, nearl, opposite tn
Court House May 2
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A T Y. BROWN, JR'S-Conl Oil Lamps. and
"A hest quality Coal Oil. Also, best quality
Burning Fluid. Jan ~
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II BROWN, JR. is now receiving supplies Of
IL. desirable Goods for the Eall and Winter
Wear. His selections ARE Of the bes, manufacture
newest designs and lowest prices. Full supply Of
Hosiery. Gloves aud Trimmings. Isept %
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EISH. Herring and Mackerel, for sale Ivy
l. the barrel, by Jonx rAnrHnox.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-02-09

A GRiCULTURAL !MPLE ENTS.-
II Germ Shelters. Straw Cutters. Grain Fans,
Piows For sale By JOHN PARTRIDGE
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LNERTILIIERS. -Baugh's Raw Bone Fer.
l. tilixer; Booths concentrated do. For
y. D. SCOTT 4 FRO.
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CASH Or TRADE given for Old IRON Brass,
~ Copper, Pewter and Load, by
Aug H. JOS. p. CANTWELL
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TROUND PLASTER. For sale.
NJ mara. ID. SCOTT 4 BRO.
I 1NE.-Agrical;ural and Bniiinc iin". ter
IL sale by JonH rAiltIrek.
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WARMING TIE HoRsE-BIrs The Ohio
Culhvator says that when horses bits are
full Of FROST they should be uormed thoroughly
before placing them in the mouth. Not to do
so is very cruel. Touch your tongue or
even wet finger. to very cold piece Of iron
this hint. 1t may be little trouble to do it.
but It should be done. The frost may be
taken out conveniently by placing the bits in
water.
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An aper,ent and stoma ,h,c preparation of IRON ~
riied Of Oxygen aud Carbon by combustion IN hydro
gen. Sanctioned by he highest Medical Authorizes
both in Europe the United States, aEC prescribed
in thei. practice
he eX perience Of thousands daily proves that no
preparation of Iron can be compares with it. lmpu-
rites OF the blood, depression OF vital energy pa e
ty in almost every conceivable case, a.. .......
Innoxloua all mai les in which it has been tried
it has proved absou ely curative in each OF the fol ow-
ing corlplaiIts viz {: ... -, ,...
go In Debility. Nervous Affections L laciaion. Dyspep-
sa. Con umDtio DialrhGa. D,sentary, Incireut Con-
SUMPTION Serot,,luus tuberculosis, salt Rheum. Mis-
meps.rnation, Whites, Chlornsis, Liver Complaints,
Chronic eaGacher Rht umatisrp I4lentt, nj Fevers,
Pim,lts Oh the Face &c. .,.t.i
scute disease or If the cDutinu ed minu ion Of
vous and muscular energy from chr mic complaints,
trial of th. has proved success u 10
extent which DO description nor written ate>tarIon
would render credible Invalids so long bed, riddel
as 10 become TO, gotten in their own neighborhe DDS
have sudde lily re appeared in the busy world if just
teiurued from nrutraced IRA vel IN distant lalld
female sufferers emacated victims OF ap muras
mus sapguinecus exhaustion, crtica! changes, and
that cmnlcation of nervous and dyspeptc ayersi on
tn sir and cxerc ise for which tie ply sieian has no
name \ .'r - III
In Nervous aFctjt ms of all kinds and for req cons IA
m liar to medical men the operation OF this preuara-
ton of iron must net es vi salutaISs 1or unlike
ths old oxides it is N tpIio being
cna an nverhsatng aph pentiyy reciSarlr aperjent
even in the most obstna eRsss ai
ever being gastric affne u gree
able sensation - " Pc sssSs
II ia TN ia latter nronerfya others which
makes j, 90 remarkably and t5er rene
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NJ A GIN OLA BAL M :
Il Foreign PATIENTS
r. H. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or P.AYENTS.

SOLltJf'Cft OI I'.41 ENItS.
(Late Agent of U. Patent Office, Washin gon un,lt
the Act OF 1879
IS State street opposite KfIby ST., Nsostcn.
FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of twenI!
n years. Patents in The United Stit.
ALSO in Great Britain france, and other foreign
ries CAVEATS SPECIFICATIONS, AsSienments and all PG
Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal terms
md with despatch Researches made into American OF
Foreign Works 10 determine The validity utility of Pr.
o,inventiens, legal or other advice r"nde ed m
all matters touching the same Copies of the claims If
any Patent fn rnSled by ramitting One Dollar Assign
men,s recorded at Washington.
This Agency is only the ia. ges in New England,
through inventors have have adv nagrs 70 securing
patents or aSceraning The paienahily OF Inventions
fpassed by if not UNNECESSARILY Snperoro any whic
gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT nj
PATENT OFFICE han he subscriber; aud as SUCCESS
- THE BEST PGOOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABB.
TY he would add hat has abundant to believe
aud prove, thai other office of the kind thr
charges for professional services so moderate, The IN
practice of the subscriber during twenty yea
tas has enabled him accumulate vasl collection u
specifications and official decisions relative to patens-
zeal works and fun accounts of patents granted in the
United States md Europe -nder him able beyond cues
sion to offer superio facilities for obtaining patents
Inventors. IN iM fNInNHEEEAHH%%nN "
-. TEST In MANI .tSasA4GssA
sss tfss's ne ms I'd S 'Hs
s.s,s,. s st.; ;s.v
III ssss 1Sss
s iss Fssa, oss a hs yies vRss Ion
Al n lBigTIiaee ilalnn ,iissionEet .Ps.ents
tseHa a ssssa s'i if sasss sppli
cayions, hays hseatgran'
,s5' 4, I 'as 20 ssa'sTa A.
psishs, a afis hsvas fah
@t'eas sas a4s = .s:S
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gR Oh sM "a 81 . y rs I.
|[IhZ.ksAzels1l.HES
A NEW DISCOVERY.

"r :".'',f "A NEW DISCOVERY.
THE .Ascarides or Pin Worms, the rrmeyalo Of which
has ever hated The skill IT the most eminent physi-
clans, nd universal ly considered by them hey ond the
reach of medicine entirely expelled ire m tile m
by vhe use of
DR.. e. G.. Gou1ds Pin Worm Syrup.
A Cure wa rranted in every case, H. s-
Relief afforded I'm twenty four hours.
This syrup is purely vegetable preparat ion. and
harmless witn the young est CHI Id.
SYMpTO MS.-lnen itching, biting and diatress in
the lower Of the ctunl and about the seat oten
mistaken for the Pile J dsagreeabe sensation in the ep
igas ic region low part of the bowels, restssse
wake fitness starting and screaming id he sleep, FAINT
ing, and not untrequen, y sIlasms or fits
CAUTtoN-fhe genuine hos Ihe namo, " DR.. f, g..
Goulds Pin Worm Svtrp" blown in each bottle, his
portrait, and "a fac smile Of his signature the
wrapper"
IIERvEY MOORE, SOLE PHorRIEToRs.
Address G EO. c.. GOODWIN g. Co, IL and II Mar
shall st., Boston, Mass denel al Agents for New Eli
gland. 80 ''. '~'
q Sold by Druggists genera ~ S74'm1y
For Sale by FRED f. SMITH, MONTPELIER. Genera
Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers,
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X. t1AL itisJ,SSiGLS.

There has long been want + place where the real
full frame Brussels could be had without paying the
travagant profits usually demanded for them. In order
TO meet this wanwe have placedin reta departing
general assortment ofEhntz, Mosaic, Persian, Turkey
ketin Enaland and this country and shall hence
keep conSqAntl on hand the f,lsst a9dsmos complete
stock Of this pAtiNular soi ofc Tpet NEW ENGLAND
CARPET co, 71diauover Nsueet, opposite American
House, Boston.
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL.
FoR 1861.
DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY
Building and New Press.


Owing tc the rapid increase of the business of the
JOURNAL establi.lmept II propTieors Lave found it
absOlu ely necessary during the pre- sent ear
much enlarge their facilities for is accommodation lbcv
have removed the estal hment to the splrnJld
new Freestone Building Washington and Water
street-whch ed expressly for them and have
added to their Printing Department one of Hoes Nam.
mouth
EIGHT cylinder PRESSES,
The only OF the kind in New England. Trey have
two pIesses-oue Eight ~ liz der and he Six Gy Under,
anu these, together vi h her improvements give them
the most complete Daily Newspaper establishment in
New En2a nd. and i'll eaahle them to meet the demand
Of The public more punciually than ever before,
In issuing the prosp cus OF The JOURNAL for 1861.
the propetors have only say that The shs endeav
to make it the Leading paper in New En- and fur early
and reliable intelligence from all sources. The ipdea
tions that The approaching Winter will be one
ever pa sed With able and experienced co espondents
at Washingon shall by the free use ofthe Telegraph
keep our readers well informed Of every movement OF
Interest there; ard our corps correspondents in dfr
ent sebons of the country will tell them how the pop
uar pul.e OF tne Morrill, South, East and west bears in
rtspOhce to the movements at the Capitol. Our Edit
oral and Reportorla 1Orce will be sreDg hehed the
occasion requires, by the est talent which be OBJ
tanned, and all that experience suggest and money
and labor perform. will be done TO make tie JOURNAL
more worthy than before of tn New Eng and pup
tic. With this bIiet Statement al pend the everal
Editions Of the Journal and the Prices when they are
furnished, to subscribers
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick. feeble, and
complaining? Are you cut Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings UNI
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prclHdc to
serious illness. Some tit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by .
timely use of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move ON unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous &C.
tivity. purify the system from
the distractions which make
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FROM THE
South Western Baptist.

C Leave dyes aone and only some reliable Resor
alive, like Heimstreet's Inmitabe.''
Sold everyweere-trice soc and s per bottle
w. f.. HAGAN g. Co.. PrOpritOrs, Troy NY
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JOURNAL FOR CAL IFORNIA.
SIX CENTS COPY.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
The Journal has equal in New England. Its prices
UNIFORM and the advert isnents in clear
coEspci us manner. iuf icousv arranged and ca.
sihe under appropriate heads and appear in both the
Morning and Evening pal ers without extra charge.
Ats Circulation
is more than eble that Of any "tuoc cent? or subscrp
tnn paper in New England, The pnDic reminded
that dunmtrS for adre'isng are employ ed by
this estabshu. ent
The Cash Principle.
In all cases the cash prncpe' VIII be adhered TO,
and no rOtce W |. he taken of any orders accom-
panied by the money ALI papers Disco inled al
The expiration OF the time paid for.
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