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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-13


OiroNp, .s.-N the term Of the Court o( Com.
" Commissioners, holden at rau', in and Cot
the County Of Oxford, an the fret Tucsdas o'
September. A. II. ISL
tp,n the foregoing petition. satisfactory evi'
dence having been rvcsi,ed that the pctiioneT,
arr responsible, spd that inquiry into the merits
of their application ). esped,cnt, IL 10 Orducd,
that the County Commissioner, meet NJ the sior.
Of 2. A. Yosag at West Paris, on Friday tho
.s,sn,~-a,h dsy Of retotcr neat, at ten Of the
clock A. NJ, AID thence proceed to view the
rcu,es mentioned in said petition; Immedia,el, al
i,t which view, n hearing oi the psu'es and Wit
will u had at some convenient place IN The
vicinity, and such olhsr measures taken ~ tho
ptemi,c, a. the Commissioners shall judge prurer.
AnJ u !. further otIercd, Iha, notice oi the time,
place anil purpose oi thu Cop'ni,s'ossTs' me"tin.
aforesaid be gi,ea III p-r.oa. aud corporations
interested b, causing sti-.ied copies oi sad petit
iion aRi of this order thefeon 10 be served upon
the clerk Of the town 81 Paris. sad also posted
on IN three public place. IN said town, and pub.
lishei Ihrrc weeks succc-siScl, N The ONhfi
Democrat, anesspape. .prin,rl 1T Paris. IN sah
County Of OSlor', the first Of said publication.
AMI e,ch II the other Lolice'. to he made. ssrei
and po.,ed. at last thirty days brfut- 'sid
time Of meeting. 10 the cod that all persons and
corporations NAV thea and there apes, aud shrw
cause, II anN they have, Why the prayer OF saii
petitioner. should MT H. granted,
Attest SIDNEY fERnAM. Chtk.
4 true COP, 81 .sid rctitioa ant Ordef Of Count.
Attest SIDNEY rERiiAM. Cbik
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-13

10 ths HOrs,ssi, CSsny Co--i,.io.-. -, ihs
Couaiy u Otferd.
VOUR petitione,s ., inhabitants of Woodstock
Il and Paris, wouli respectfully represent that
some twelve fsmilie. living Ia South wcods,crk.
hss. nov To travel about i've miles To- do ,heir
business q, the depot mill and .torvs, ~hes ROAD
can b- made to reduce the distance 10 sbcut ssc
mif. We therefore reque., YOU to view and hy
on, a rad comm, pcinE 81 Woodstock lire. where
the rad 10 nov maze aud ruaning. on the mos,
pssssble route 10 West Paris village; also ~c
would respectfully reqpe., your houo'abIe hoard to
view and lay out a road commencing st or near the
new road between Simeon Fsrnham and William
q. Little 10 ssid Paris, aud running son,herly
direction ard terminating near sidpey farnham'.
aud d.oon,inse the road made unnecessary b, the
location a. above, A. IN duty hoani viii ever
pray. CHESTER ID. f1CkErr,
Aug. 81, 1861. And II other,y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-13
J. G. RICH,
HUNTER, TRiPPER AND GUIDE
UPTON. Oxford County, Ne.

Good Boat. aud Reliable Guides furnished TO
spo,,.@sn On sPpl.c's'sa a, my hose IA UP'On' or
j Nv Mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-13

RoLr,, Mo, sept. G. Eight prisoners
were scu; to II. Louis this morning. They
were captured IN a 'kirmish between the
Home Guards and the rebels at Douglas
Prairie. in GassouaIs county. Two rebcl.
we've killed and in another skirmish the
came day ten more rebels were killed and
- horses captured. AZ another place near
Cuba. two scouts were taken with Provost
Marshal McHin.trv'sp passes in their pockets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-13

TINS Cor>rr TIckrr. The vote fnr Coun-
~ obesrs i fully up to ,hatOf Governor
with the exception Of Mr.. Harlow Ia sew
Cral towns b.. name was cut from the tick.
ct. while in Norway 2l6 Republicans in.
serted the name Of the jameson candidate
10 place of bis. Thi. make, hi. majority
about Geo lee. than ths, for Governor. but
doc not Affect the result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-13

A true cop,-atis.ti J. :. llouE,. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-13

A true eopy-auc.t.
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Evening star., 1861-09-02
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
CONFIDENCEkPATR

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, AID GENTT TRMEN
In all parts Of the world testify to the efosoy OF
PROF. o.J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
praise. A few testimonials only oaii be here given
sss ss. Gs5GEsF a Tor more and 1t win be impossible for
9ssil.Ms.: Your. note Of the lsse instant Rs.
been received, ssying that you bad heard that
If hsd no objection 70 give it,
e sSSs SS.t sSe Of
o ms SsEssd e g t:' sna hf ;Ss sas
issnoruf TO form Ipon IT, Each Of these disagree
xs IN fSpq Sy
Sn the top Of my head and threatening to make me
In this UNPLEASANT predicament vas induced to
w Wood' Hair Rest9rstiye, manly to arrest the
81 0 Sd no ss
SGS1 g h sSo Ss
.sn.6ity 70 the sO.ll, and d.ndIuf ceased 70 form
For this, among tho many oBissaons i owe to
1sus q @vss 70 1ns 3 HnS
example, end u:sitif growing Lrsy or Eettns Bad.
Ny family are ebse2t from the CITY, and am no
onger st No. IL CarroI Place.
10 P1oY. q J. WooD: Dsay Sir-Your "Hsir
kestoretive" has done my hair 20 mueh good since
4 commenced the use of II, that wish to make
known TO the public Of It's eff cots onthe hair whic9
are great. A man or woman may benearly deprived
of hair, and BY resort 10 your sir Restorative"
the hair will return more beautiful than ever; at
least thls n, Is my ehPerlenoe' BeIisye t al
P.sYSu can Publish the above Il 20 gca lffs. b.
publishing In our Southern papers You will get
more patronage South. see several of your Ger
paper. w, III. KKnxpY
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PEor. D. j. WOOD: Deay Sir Having had the
misfortune TO lose the best portion of my hair from
the effects Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
1851 was induced TO make trial of your prepara-
hon, and found It TO answer IS the very thing
needed. Ny hair ia now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to you In Eiylng
70 the afhioted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative 10 put up In bottles Of three sxes
viz: large, medium and small; the small hold hall
pint, and retais for one dollar per bottles the me-
dfum holds at least 20 per cent more in proportion
than the sma retails for two dollars per bottle;
the large holds susrt, 20 per cent moro In proper
ton, and Yetails for IS.
o. J, WOOD & Co, PROPRIETOR, ,Al4 Broad
v!ay, New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis
Mo.
Sold In this CITY BY c. sToTT, s1s Pa. avenue.
TICK .AlW
Evening star., 1861-09-02
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience III ten
~ years, established the above refuge from
suackery, self-labeDed Indian or 6erman doctors,
and pEetenders Of vtchcrsft and impostors In gen
ersl
This is the only plaoe where . cure and speedy
cure con be obtained in the world for oil improper
and evil habits, gonorrhB, glest, seminal weak
ness, syphilis, primary. secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains In the loins, structures,
general debility, prostranon, nervousness, restless
nights palpiaton of the heart ringing in the ears,
loss of memory, confusion, me anoholy, affections
OF the head, throat, nose, and skin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the lndlsoretion OF
youth, rendering them unit for other business,
study, soclety, or marriage.
DR.. =. has the greatest remedies In the known
world for diseases of the blood. gonorrh9, gleet,
EtTictures phllis, seminal weakness, self abuse,
Go. There Is no case IN which they fai TO cure In
from . to days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish TO be valuable men and ornaments 70 soolety,
DIR. Shuman has made the most comp tete arrange
ments for the comfort of his PATIENTS who come
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable GUAR ters, neoessary
diet, and made as comfortable &C they would be at
frst Glass hotel a. less than half the cost,
DO not forget the namo and number. Dr. Shu
mans of1oe IL on the corner Of Sixth street and
Pennsylvenle avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, ID. @.
Persons ~ distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, A. M. to 10 Il. nj.
various parties have been entlced from my in
shtutlon BY certain swindlers on back streets In
this city, who will IL till the day of their death,
A word TO the wise 10 su ftclsnt apolv
Evening star., 1861-09-02
hEkSk kSk NEW NfsNWsLfABPEkPHLA fBEklP


The Camden and Amhoy and Philadel phla and
pEPafH rs TdaR 1s ISS %Sb bbHWItf Wt1f
SIN MTaokfHA ..S.s WsaE 81
AtsA; NJ via Csmdon and Amboy, &c. and A.
Ate A: M vie Camden and Jsrss, City, IN. ].
A,s fi NJ, Vis Camden and Jersey ony. Morn
AtJjx a: N; vi. Ksl.insssn and Jersey City.
At I2H P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, 4 (Aoeommo-
As2 2 NJ. via Camden and Ambo,. 20. and A.
At tESsnIP, q n. Vi. Ksn'iuston and Jersey CITY.
At o. p NJ, via kep,inston and Jersey ci,y.
Ats 2. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, CKvsu,ns
As1ItP p NJ VI. Camden and Jersey City. .tsoutA-
.ion, freight ard rasssnsef, FirSt Slsss TioSssj
n as as,s i1ss,.ss .sn. daily The x
ton: ss. q iiO A. NJ; and * r NJ. hoa hsTss Rss.
For Water Gap. stroud sburs. Scranton, WILKES
f,qm ke.;n ston wa DslsSs1s, LsctsvaSnas lD and
dGasf Sm s.S.nssds ssS s.Sss
me ,G a.; ~ u connects with the tain leaving
:, For Mount Holly ct and A. M. and and x<
Eor froonold At a. nj. And p. M.
For Bristol, Trenton, q O.. az 5io A, NJ. az and
+; M: from ke1sinEton, and 2K p. NJ from
:, For Palmyra Riverton, pelanco, Beverly. Bur-
y snWston,d ~ Ei9renneoo, Bordentovn, TO-, ct laK /,
Steamer Trenton for Bordsntovu, and iptsrms.
si, d,sss places, at ~ r. NJ. ffon walnut street.
III For New York and Wa, Lima. ,..v,,.
Remington Depot, take the oars on Fifth streef
above Walnut, bali an hour before depsrture The
from the pot. VI raA
Iifsy pounds Of basgsss only allowed 70 esoh
anything as bagGsse. put thelr veSrfnS aposrsl
All sItr. oasEsss ss over fnJ Pounds 70 Be nd fos
baggage to one dol ar per pound md VII MT ~ ~
nable for any amount beyond one hundred dails,s l
WM. II, 6ATzMRR .,.,.
Evening star., 1861-09-02
How TO MAKE AND PACK BUTTER.


cheerfully comply with your request in
giving such information in relation to packing
and keeping butter through the summer season
as am competent to do, giving you the method
that has proved the most successful with u.s.
1. In the first place you ask in regard to
churning; We use dog power, having the
Fab, which gives the butter good solid con-
sistency.
2. When the butter comes, 1t is removed and
washed with cold ice-water until the butter
milk Is all removed.
3. 1t Is then salted-about one ounce Of salt
TO pound of butter-worked In thoroughly
and set in q cool place twenty -four hours, when
1t is worked Just sufficient to remove all the
buttermilk.
T. 1t is then packed in the frkin, and covered
tight, so as to exclude the air.
5. When the frkin is filed, then ysu put a
clsth over the butter, put on a good covering
Of salt, and then pour on water, which makes
brine. We keep it thus covered until it goes
60 market, lit being the only way we could
ever keep dairy perfectly sweet through the
season.
These rules are strictly observed, will war
rant never to fail, if the butter is properly
made.
We use good white oak frkins. Manner of
preparing them before putting in the butter
fll them with cold water to soak three or four
days a handful of salt thrown in will make
them all the better. When we get ready to put
the butter in the frkin, we rub the inside all
over thoroughly with salt, which forms a brine
between the irkin and butter.
All salt used about butter in any form should
be good dairy salt, as there is more or less lime
IN other salt, which rendersit unfit for butter.
Good soft water Is also essential, as hard
1imey water is very ctionable.-Country
Gentleman.
THE VIRTUE OF BORAx.
The washerwomen of HoRand and Belgium,
% proverbially clean, and who get up their
linen 80 beautifully white, use refined borax
as washing powder, instead Of soda, in the
proportion of one large handful of borax
powder to about ten gallons of boiling water;
they save in soap nearly one-hslf. All the
large washing establishments adopt the same
mode. For laces, csmbrics, ETC., an extra
quantity Of the powder is used, and for crino-
lines (requiring to be made stif,) strong solu-
tion Is necessary. Borax being a neutral salt,
does not in the slightest degree injure the
texture Of the linen; its effect is to soften the
hardest water, and therefore it should be kept
on every teilet-table.
Evening star., 1861-09-02
.<%AINDIvlDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAsEESsszS gESsEz SS4RssSsssEEszR sSssssEEszRS

hh"1 TiPBfoNEEkkk.I5c EEk kkI5ccss; css; w. No,n.
win run theif routes as follows. lsaviI z LIrht
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden, at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge. Denton and Landinss
on GRoPtank rlver. every DNESDAY and
Monday.
Fog ANNAPOLIS md West River, every TUES
EIQNEER-PorS ST. MIchae's and Eastou. via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, AID return
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point. every THURSDAY, Returning
by same route on Friday.
For Annapolis, West River, st. Michaers and
"a ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
Fare to Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Esston
Fare to st Mioa.e's and Miles, River round
Fare 70 West r. lver, iround trip, sill. 60
Fare TO Annapol. lround trio IS oentsD 70
MEALS EXTRA.
NTFIeisht must be prepaid.
Wharf and OAhoe, LIGHT ST., foot Of Camden,
BALTIMORE. &. Il. CANNON.
Evening star., 1861-09-02
p RoP osALs FOR. SIDE WHEEL
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
R.- ~


WAsHINeToN, August 8, issf,S
Js CosyosnIII with the .ot of CONGRESS sp-
Side % wSesi fs ssss%s1S and
niss inohss; 70 be armed with two rIfed guns, Of
ssos e sss end 70. Of che vessel also
one 3, Rsrs s 70.
plllns potable water, To be schooner Ti.Eed. ana
have rudder st each end, properly protected BY .
The Department desires to have the highest at
orsRs Ss % spT RS'. Of Pc ms ssfed e can IN fss n S,
In the oaIkers for that speed, which should not be
The proposal must De for the hull, spsrs. rigging,
osbiss, tanks, ossrs, farntire. Cooking sppsi.sas
A1d utensils, steam machinery and spare work
ssss and rss Ia nj eF ss Servcs v and
ready 70 receive her ohoers, men, armament,
The srmsmsnt. stores. PROVISIONS, snd fuel Win
ee f9rnished BY the Government.
ters % be ussd the mstsod and size Of fs.tsnIns
ne Ssts o. tae SIZE malerls hni'h a. iInd, and
sSaissns. inSiudea IN the propo.a sS i 'h' VARIOUS
=, Fhs plans NJ sst be working drawings from WHICH
Allotment OF of space for sSoom1odations, co m store fe'
rooms. esazine, and shell-rooms, disposition of
rhs boilers and engines to Be below the deok-
the main shan may be above; the boiler pressure
and snrfsoe condsnsef to Be Used sd the paddle,
wAee, 10 be oyefhung.
Upon application 20 the Commau dant of any navy
yard The bidder can see the last of equipments re-
CURED for the propeller gun boats. to which, as far
Bs practicable, these are 70 CONFORM and for vpiok
convenient stovaEe it 10 be provided.
The bidders will state the least time wit In vhioh
they viii agree 70 comp etc the vessel for sea and
without extra est to the Government. ft must
likewise be stated In the offer the total amount for
which they will engage to DO all thst is required
ABOVE and embreced In their specifications and
Plans; and the hi must be accompanied BY names
of guarsntors that If awarded they will execute
The usual conditions of Government contracts
Y1Il be observed. Payments to be made st four
9nerent Intervals, IS the work progresses, retain
1pE one-hnh OF the whole amount for ninety days
8her the delivery OF the vessel, to repair any dc
ieoY that may be discovered within that time IN
tisl ~ sea. 10 understood that In the contract
gualsntee Will be inserted of tne fuliment of the
conditicn Of spsed, fuel, sat sfsotOry working al
failure.
The reputation of bidders - successful steam
ship builders will have due weight, and the propO-
"a must state the name OF the marine steam-engine
building establi shment st which they intend the
nteam machinery TO be made.
The Depa tment reserves the right TO eooept the
Proposipons made In conformity with the comb
IONS Prescribed which shall be nsldered most to
the Interest Of the Government and oombice the
OF al OF them, 81 it, option.
fhe sneolho8tio ns and pans OF parties not OBJ
tA4ninz tAe contract can be Withdrawn by them.
The Department Will not consider itsaf undsr
eeItsmber. 1881. an s-1avNw
Evening star., 1861-09-02
THE ALL-sVFFIOIEN7 THREE.

Psssnt Of Eassn, snS ssSSroS p ~ r..
seals OF the Ecole de PhAruscie de Paris, and the
Imperial College OF M MedicIne, Vienna.
No. 10 Invaluable for exhaustion and natcIrhea
And all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradiosteg all traces Of those
diseases that hare boon treated BY the nap
se0us and Pernicious use OF oopsivA and cubebs,
NO. has entirely supplan.ed the injurious Sc of
mercury, thereby tpsurlnE to the sufferer speedy
& ssieI, dispeTssiins AL impurities, and roofing on
,TRlEsEMAR, Nos. !. and :, are prepared in
and can be carried IN the walstooat SOCKET. SolS
In TIN cases. and divided into rate as ed
mlnlstered by Velpeau, Lallemnnd, Roux. Ricord
go. Price Is eaoh, or four cases for %, which
saves 2S and In eT oasee, whereby there 10 q say-
BARROW, of 194 Blseoker street, New YoTt.
lInmedlassy on receiving o remittance, DIR. Barrow
Wll forward the Trssemar 70 any part of the world
securely packed, and eddresaco according 10 the In
strnotions of the writer.
The Book, Of al others, that should be read b,
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Humsn FIailty, or Physiological Researches" j"
10 eeautlfully Illustrated, and treats minutely Of
.! ~ the % sympsoms that inysrlsbIy develop them
s5s sns yn yisH1S habits Of earl, oHh
monla state, end. If not checked in time, deTener-
stlng all the functions Of manhood, and brfnrIns
sod b. b. fsa bssoEssin 1s4st dessh aa1
doors below Macdougsl, New York. Prloe 81
oe5tS, sent tree eyeIy where.
a., SOLO a!so ey 3. G. Foro, Jr, Drug Store, Wash
lnk son, " y. de 2S-em
Evening star., 1861-09-02
Elyif.SSs .SSssssSS$fSSSsSsA sSSSSAs stSsiIksst Ssik tESE stfESSEE

III SsSSSss sss 5Ess
reGs-C.rry the Eastern Nal
s&;s;S; 6 I'd SoMMoN%kAALss2R H.; h. S;.Is p, W;
Proyidepce,and Boston and ProvideDoe RAILROADS.,
hsr Nos Sss k kas, sSnscs q cosSf S
GIot2n stsS o'clocE r. M, or ON tks srrIyA Of
49, ne; t$WEsSSTSa q ESSk Sis SSs ~ ySsS Il
f1.T ss$ S:- r..-
Tsssdsy. III yS,s.y, .aa sssatdss. Prom sro;sa
P.s,,s.ns:r,E E from S5Oson gsosssa .silrosd Y
Tan. reaching SAID place In advance % thoss B.
ether routes, and in ample time tor al the early
Mo.ninf , Line. oensctint North and Esst fss-
fast II deslfsd, and leave Groton an the us A. q
Irnr. oolneotng a. Providenee with The -
Pare hon froviSeSoe 10 Newport, Pity cents.
"A A bsEsst. master scsompsaiss the stssnsS and
For fass.sss Bsrths, stats Rooms. Or Prsssht,
ssksly on beard the Pteamcr, or q the FREIGHT
gmss. Pier "a NoTtf River, or - the o4ee Of
And street New York. Feb. -. Is6i.
Evening star., 1861-09-02
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
RI00n RENOVATER

Is precisely vhs. Us name Indicates, for, while
inyiroratns and .thenins to the vita powers,
and st the same time revivifes, Ienstates, and re-
n asTs sns a.d ~
TO attacks Of disease. II IL the only PrepaTeaSn
fully combined as to be the most powerful tonic.
and at the same time SO perfectly adapted to, as to
and hence will so0.As hs rsake,t stomach, and
tons mp the digestive orsans and thus aliaJ Al ner-
ting and at the time 1t is composed entirely Of
vegetables, yet 40 combined as to produce the most
furious consequences. snoh a remedy has long
been felt To be dosidera.urp In the medical world,
follows ali attacks OF disease. and proceeds and ln
deed lays the system open to the insldIous attacks
following: C0nsumption. Indigestion, DJspepsis,
Loss Of Appetite, Faintnssy, Nervous bllity,
Nifht sWe.ts, Eansor, Siddiness, Rstsnsion Of. 3:
well a. PAINFUL o6ssIuosed, tGo PI9fq.e, 9r too
asstS, tonS and Blood Is a.
so sboS Is not an II
system 10 weakened We are open to billions at
the kidneys refuse 10 perform their functions, and
ve sre troubled with sealdlnI and lnoontinsnoe
IN % tSs Ssoa, b side and between the sSoadeT:, d en-
ceodngly liable to slight colds, coughs. and II un
not allow Us % snS%srste the Esnr ii. 70 wSioh vs
bs. ss s n Ss coSs aGd Bood
Cor you bayo perfect eafe pl easant and cfeotual
remedy for loss Of Appetite. BIliousneas. Fstu-
lence, weak and sick stomach. La9gour. Liver
Complaint. Chills ard Fever. or any Bilious attack
Coftiyeness, Acidlty ofthe Stomach, Nervousness,
Neuralgia, Palpltstion of the Heart, Depression
ofSpirits, Sores, PDples on the Face, or any DIS
case arising from impure blood, such as Scrofula,
Eryslpelss, Bronchitis, Cough, dithouty of reath
fns, and al that class OF diseases oal ed female
weakness, and enumersted above. We Will also
say the Traveller EXPOSED to epIdemios, change OF
climate and water, will fld 10 Q pleasant. safe and
sure remedy, and no one should ever travel with
out. Reader. tTJ IL, fer assure you you will
6nd IN IL friend indeed, well a. friend in need.
All persons Of sedehtary habits will fnd il per-
fect preventive OF az we'll es cure for those all
ments which they are particularly exposed. Hence
ministers, students, attorneys, literary gent temen,
and ladies' who are not eooustomed to much ont
door exercise, Will I'D IL 10 their I'D vantage to
Keep bottle constantly on hand; and above sll
mothsrs, or those becoming suoh, VIII 90 through
that most danfsrous reriod not only with al their
accustomed strength: but safe and free from the
Thousand ailments 20 prevalent among the female
coronSa III u old and young; no loI ger run the
icslly Rsstorettes Cordial cad Blood Rssorlfoy.
o. J. WOOD, proprietor, z44 Broad way, New
York, and liz Msrfst Street, 81. Louis, No. and
eold bJ All good Druggists. Price One Dollar IsI
PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVB CORDIAL
PTnnn 70 q NOUln nnD
Evening star., 1861-09-02
EOY FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING
LET ALL WHO ABE AKkLICTkD
.z,,x EEAE;
REJOIcB I'M HBILfH

A6SOlU6 Nv d1A4yds
Friend. Gs yea sEEer? Arc yoz tho victim Of an,
ef those numerous ailments which srlso from iLo-
tsrity OF the blood! What Are they, do ycr AK Z
Rather ask, vhkt are they notf The blood is tie
searos Of ieand health, and it 10 the frst clement
ths system the sViss inlall Sly at,ests The ever
frevaillnr Neuralgia, tne irrltsnns ErJspelss, the
subtls Scrofuls, the sEonixing Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debility, DJgpopIis, Liver Cons ksint with its
torPcr and detection. aud the nemberless Ills thst
nesh II heir 10, derive their hideous origin from tbs
blood, Deal stndiy then and gently with the blood
Use the vithlEnt resources Of nature for its aid,
tnd ssfer rs to commend 10 your Confidence and
sss thai truly yAiuable medicanent known a
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INDIAE vEGETABLE DECOSTION,
With regard to this slUloss infellibe sseslas
popular sentiment has spoken in doolded terms
and the evidences OF this great oAosoy are nus-
tanned BY constant ayors.s Of curative eFeots and
the hsfpest esuts from its rse after all other
remedies and the best medicsl skill have failed.
cures not soaght from the Illherate and su ser
hclal, but they sre volunteered from the most re-
tcotAble eouroes and justify the highest terms in
which IL 10 possible to commend 90 pslu1ble
speciho 20 public sRfrovA. We may add also that
the curative proYerh Of the medicine are eS nsed
Ing from disease with renewed constitutional viror.
For esle by Gil respectable, QrgsIists In This
city, and By the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
Mono genuine pnlcss her name 10 blown on ths
e0ttie and her seal on the cork
oes. s ss. eRtslss II sSss!st STssEfr fOr r.
oeorgetovn, d. c., Wholesale Arons for the Dis
riot, and VIII supply the trade at my prloes.
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