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With the consent of the President of
the Confederate States to raise Regi
ment of mounted men for special SER
vice in the State of Louisiana, and the
promise of an immediate acceptance of
the same by the. Hon. j. P. Benjamin
Sec. of of war pro TEN | call upon those
who are determined to maintain their
rights as freemen, and the honor OF their
country to fall in with me, and as early
as possible organize companies. From six, :,
ty Eve to one, hundred men will consti-.
tute a company, each man to be furnished
with double barrel shot gun or rifle,
and if possible brace Of pistols; the
size Of the horse will not be objected to
if he can carry his rider with ease, this is
no time for words or l would show the
advantage that the State will derive
from such Regiment as this is designa-
ted to be. We shall begoverned by an
act Of the Southern Congress entitled !:
IAN act to provide for local defence and
special service" For further particulars
call at my residence, or address me, Big
Bend P. @.
Big Bend, Avoyelles 9th Oct. 1861.
b. W. BLAKEWOOD.
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LEON GAUTHIER
e5.f PUBLIC AUCTIONEER. i

DEsPEGTFULLY informs the public
Ii that from this day. theco-partnership ex:
isting hetween the undersigned. and Mr. Edou-
ard de Generes is dissolved, and he personally
tenders his services to his friends as Public
Auctioneer. He returns his thanks-to them
for the libenf patronage they nave extended
to him heretofore, and soHcits the continat
ance of the same. f.#4ss7..s2. gsss}. Y
Apply by letter to his residence, on Bayou
des Giaizes, or to the Recorders or Pelican,
Offices 4. e....l .'a44...ssz -
Marksyille, this 9Th April 1861. .-.,@
LEON GAUTHIER.
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STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDucA-
rsoN.-The reader willfnd among our an
nouncements to-day the name Of Prof. w.
II. n. Magruder, as a candidate for State
Superintendent of Public Education. Prof.
Magrudcr. has the reputation Of being one
of the most accomplished scholars in the
State. He is native Of mississippi, and
has all his interestsin Baton Rouge where
he keeps fourishing school. 1 alida :
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8l!.HE|.ll LII ~ ~ ll.!R!s.lHpaa IL.
BREACH-LOADING REPEATER

,t4 o&sI4AV0.AVAOANO As24 G4AA ASAN
TaHlS pistol is manufactured by G. Sharps
i. & Co, near Fairmount, Philadelphia
nader the immediate supervision of the inven
tor; aud for simplicity Of construction, com
ractness and durability, is superior to all 9th
ers yet Offered to the public. Having no re
vo'ving cy'inder,.it shoots past no joint, thro
which there is always more or less scape, &
consequently las more penetration than any
Other tire-arm of its size. 1t will force a ball
througha one inch soft pine board, at the
-disfance of three hundred feet. Weight only
eight and half ounces.
Directions for Use.-First.- Halfcock the
arm. Second-t1od the pistol in the right
hand and press. the tlnmb on the screw head
under the barrel at the same time, with the
left hand, draw the barrel forward to its stop,
then insert the cartridges, return the barrel to
its place. aud Ii is ready for use. dec-3l
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D.nr 81. Fonr f.llyy citizens being
fully eatis led a; IL. a. !c end dignilied man
ner in which you have represented this Parish.
in he State Legislature, wou'd respectfully
ask Won to permit us to submit your r,an,e
for reelection. In the present crisis, tn
people wishes men 10 represent them that have
been tried and appreciated fort their ability.
patriotism aud untiering energy. We the' G.
fore being satisfied in our humble opinion that
we cannot make 81 better choice of one to r.
present us in the State Legislature. Hoping
Sir, that you will accept our demand, yen
may depend we will use all our influences i
your election in November next.
Respectfully &C., &c.
+. Ricord, Valerien Roy.
Zenon Laborde, Louis Bonnette,
Jean Bite. Guillory Joseph Roy,
I,,Y. Gremillion, Henry Guillory,
DR.. J. Desfosses. Joseph Chateiaih'
Valery Coco. n. u. bohheto'
Edmond Chatelain, Ienon Mayeux,
Paul Bordeion. alery Iniil'ot' ~
Martin Gremillion, j. j. Bordeon,
p. d'Artlys, bruno Gremi'non'
r. ?. Normand, Edmond Gremllllon,
Eumee Lacour, Valery Roy,
Paul f. Rabalais, Pierre Beuc air,
Leandre BordeIon, j. Bite. Roy,
A. 3. Coco, +. u. Cochrane, &C.
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ON MONDAY, the people Of Avoy.
| elles will have to select officers for State
and Parochial offices. Prominent among
! the various names that are presented for
/ the first named Offices, are b. L. Defree-
Sc, for Treasurer H. Peralta, for Audi
tor Of Public Accounts and w. I'll. n
Magruder, for Superintendent of Public
Scholls. .....--.
To represent Avoy elles, Point Coupee
and West Fellciana in the State Senate,
five gentlemen are in tie field all we'll
and favorably known and very able, COM
bining the best grade Of intellect aud sa-
gacity, that can be found anywhere in
Louisiana. Fabius Ricord is the man Of
our choice for the long term in the, Sc
nate he can pride in such competitors
as A. M. Gray and f. Cannon. -a'..='.
Fabius Ricord is highly qualified to
~ the important office Of Senator. He
is, III these trying times, one Of the truest
adherents to the new order of things,
inaugurated since the birthday OF free
dom in our beloved South. He is known
also to be prompt and systematic il, the
discharge of duty. Besides, of great men
tai vigor, there can be no question as to
his competency, if he is elected. .Althoug,
no orator, yet, F. Records ready and
easy elocution, did good service through
out the Parish, in calculating the great
issue between the North and the South,
and we have good reason to fill conf
dent, that he will receive very large
vote throughout the District
Chs Rowley and Samuel McKneely,
both from Point Coupee, present them
selves to the favorable consideration Of
the people, to fill the unexpired term of
L. Phillips.
G. p. VOORHEES, and B. W. Blake
wood are our choice candidates for the
lower branch Of our Legislature. They
are both popular and advantageously
known. In their two names we find the
personitication of civil and military me-
rit ~z~74r n.
?. P. Normand for Sheriff and L. v.
Gremillion for Recorder, deserve full
vote. They 20 for reelection. and
their numerous friends entertain san
g,line hopes for their success.
ON WEDNESDAY,, Electors for
President and Vice-P President are to be
chosen. The people will turn out en-
ndsse, on that day and sanction the re-
volution by unanimous vote for Jeffer-
son Davis and A. R Stephens. The
figures of that vote will be commented
abroad, and it. is our common interest to
make it as large as possible, moreover
when to do SC, it will cost nothing but
the taking of the trouble to 60 to the
polls. On the same day and upon the
same ticket, a Representative for the 9th
Congressional District will be voted for.
The Statesman Of North Louisiana,
John Perkins Jr., is the. man to be cleo
ted for Congress.
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LlEsEssAa, EsF;yv Agshs

WILL be given for any information lead
w ing to the recovery of Bay Horse
about 9 or 10 years old, with white star in,
the face, sway back heavy name, and tail,
strayed from j. II. Cason' plantation The
horse has Belonged, at one time. to DR. Per-
kins of Bayou Rouge. Information to be sent
to Robertson, Jenkins & Co., S;nmsport.
- 9oct-1 m T. CASEY.
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T D o u ARD DE GENfRES
ENCANTEUR- PUBLIC.

A lhonnehrae donner avis ats ,puhlie on.;,
"A dater 3e &c Jour-. son association ayee
N. Leon G'l,ithier stss.', ct qai e'fre ,esson-s;
nellenleht ses services j ss.s .lmis eaisae No
Btaire public ct Enca:,teur. Il fs;n.rt.ie ie pu-
bile du bienveilIant patronage ~: mi Il et.
accorde iasqna re jour, ct il; fil so.is SIS ei-
forts pour coDtinner a ie meri,er.
Marhsvi!la r.' s anril 1851 A-tta
IEDUUayI DE GEN l.IsEs.
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Editor Of the Pelican.--You are here
BY authorized and requested by me to
ANNOUNCE me as candidate to represent
the parishes Of Avoyelles, Point Coupeet
and West Feliciana in the State Senate'
for theregular session of four years.
A. NJ. GRAY.
Avovelles. Oct. 18th 1861.
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE CON
FEDERATE STATES: .5
DAVIS.
FOR vICE.PRESIDENT: II
A. iii. STEPHENS.
Election on the first Wednesday Of Nov
ember, 1861.
Presidential Electors. II
For STATE at Large Charles Defbi:
gny, of Orleans, Albert G Carter ot
East Fsliciana: Alternates S. G. Camp
4 bell Of Natchitoches, u L Fusellier oi
III St-Mary. ,...
First District-Donatien Augustin Of
Orleans: Alternate Francois Gardere
of Orleans, s,s.-a %, .-:a.- Ian z.iI.'. .s--t
Second District-Jas p Freret of Or
leans; Alternate Louis Bush of Lafoilr-
che.
Fourth District-Wm r Barrow Of
West Fe!iciana; Alternate F.: Cyprien
Dnpre of St-Landry. IA 'sarsa s.
Fifth District-B Eagan Sr., of Bien-
. vilie; Alternate Robert Hodges of Bos-
sxier.ss ~: ,T'9@ =
:. Sixth District IS. l. Chambliss .
Carroll; Alternate Grin Mayo Of Cata-
houla
CONGRES-6th DISTRICT.
1nEass R'ev;fMS
of Madis,.
STATE TREASURER.
As. L.. EDefieese.
! AUDITOR Of PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
fsypis. k'sratt",
81 Baton Bougr.
SUPERINTENDENT.
~. III. =. .Ef1sr,!Her.
STATE SENATE. .-,
For the long term y.
E'abi,1$ TSsc<,,.d.
For. til., nezpired term of Ed. Phillips:
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE.
g.. e: Hs.,ees's,ssS.
~. ~. Ssi:sA,glr:o.f
SHERIFF.
II. ..ttO3'stsHAN.
RECORDER. "
- e.! t,e.t .sfs.
A~:2E..>,|..t.
e. .-s-;. Us e:sslss.
s%,,;,.Ni.4.
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Laz AREs LEVASSEUR & CO.
saE:sTeQzJ.Ass'z,sszss,
RED HOUSE

on the Levee, near the Meat Market.
FIy,li. un,l Isl ise;aea respectfully inform their
j NUMEROUS friends of the Avoyeiles parish
and other in The State! that they keep con
stantly ON hand large assortment OF
Dry Goods, Ready mad Clothing. Hats and
Shoes, bought at the daily New York, and CIV.
Orleans AUCTIONS. and they are ready to
sch them at VERY LOW Prices. a..-s
Tscy respectfully solicita share of5the pa
tronage of The public. ana they feel conlep'
they will be honprel with. as their goods are
guaranteed to be good. cheap, and OF the best
styles. aasa-.as :.
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aga0e>

VWe were pleased to meet in town. a
few daysago, our distinguished late Sena-
tor W.. F. Griffin, whose public carrier
has been marked with SO much honor and
distinction. Our Honorable friend looks
as heartily as ever. No doubt that his
valuable services will soon be in need
, again.
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w. W. WADDILI. ARIsTIDE RARBIN.
.EVc.HEbDILL & B.RNRF.S

ONT, ,rhonneur de prevenir leurs amis ct
lie public qu'a .partir du Jer JUN 1861, ills
sont ell societe pour exercer: leur profession
dang les Cours du 7eme District Judiciaire
ct des paroisses voisines. Leur bureau est a
/ Marksvilley rue du Maine. l1mai
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FOR CONGRESS-SIXTH DISTRICT.

EV We arc authorized to announce
JOHN PERKINS, Jr., of Madison, as
candidate for Congress of the Confede-
rate States fort the 9th Congressional
District. -ss
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.syt ! ft,.11 ~
Les seussignes informcnt .respectueusement
leur. npmbreux amis de la Paroissc ides Avo.
fyelles eta ceux DIES autres parties de l'Etat
o,l'ils auronr constamment eli main M waste
assortment deesa.3.., y - .g5s = ,.,sz II +.
Marchandises seches, Iinge fait, Chapeaux
ct Souliers, provenant- des npmbreux sacrifices
qui Sc font tous les jpurs dams les yENCANS de
New York ct de la clle.0rleans, qu'is
vendront des taux reimbursement bas.
lis csparent, par Ia modicitelde leurs prix
oet Hattenton. qu'ls .mettront E satisfaire les
/ ordres au'on leur, ,donnera. meriter lie patro-
mage qu,ils sollicitent dd public. 5,
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Il ~ We are authorized to announce
DIR. l.. X. BRANCH, as candidate for
member Of the Legislature. Election in
November next
j LATEST i. NEWS.

I1incoi,fss feet II war vessels Snd d
.transporD. has arrived off the mouth Of
the Mississippi, 50 says a-late dispatch
to Com. Hollins.' .ha 1h s'n 1.as !.
.s.6.s.s sti3.
THE ELECTION. k
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FOR S HERE:

. " , ~ l.il. y Il y i sss797 - I
Mr.. P. D'ARTLYs-Please announce
P. P. NORMAND, the present inc'lm-
bent, as candidate for reelection to
the same Office, and viii be supported BY
numerous friends Of the
=. .... n PARISH OF, AvoYELLEs.
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U1HE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il families Of Marksville, that she has Just
opened, in one of the rooms OF the High
School, a schoo! specially intended for young
ladies'. She hopes, by her cares. to- deserve
the encouragement OF the families. n .T.Hf
l17T ils+a .-as. d u ~ a. &.
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AvoYHI.i.Hs. % october 1861. ri. an
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dARDINER'S
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA COMPOUND.

sure cure for RAsunafis. and Esuraigia n 10
| uorsf form. The underagncd hereby certify tbat
they have used "Gardinert Rheumatic and Men
| ralgia Compound" for the cure of kheumatisru
and Neuralgia. and have IN every case found im-
mediate and permanent relief We have full con-
adence in is healing qualities. and would recon-
mend II 20 all who are aiieted with these harrsss-
ing diseases as one of the saest and best medicines
ever offered 20 the public.
g. Hancock, Jr., ~ South Market st., Boston J. W.
H. Allen. Bo,fon Henry A. Fuller, u sosih Mar
ket st. Boston Samuel Wales yr. City Hotel, Bes.
foni Geo. H. Plummer, Msverick Square, East Zoe.
Ton Henry d. Gardiner, Webster 81, East Bssfos
Abram Weeks, Webster st., Bo'fosj Capt Chas- u
Dolliyer. East Bosfor.
Ths best medicine Tor the disease ever saw
cHIS. 4. SMITH, No. Oh state lfcss., Be'ios.
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism In its worst
FORM and was entirely cured by the use of eps bot-
tle.-A. ". BRfER, haffAs~' Bu'id'sg, csmmu-
Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
has entirely relieved me nom su1erngs oi several
years standiny.-W. 4. B0DGkiNS.fo. odsfa's
After suffering with Rheumatistn for % years.
was entirely cured by the use Of two bottles of
diners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
NORMAN r.. AYERS, Is IrdnkiA af., Besfor.
The Rheumatic Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds of people for Scrofnlous lia-
mors with great benefit, IL may be given 10 chill.
dren with perfect t sa,e,y e wv ,rxx,,s q, ,n,r,
Principal Depot-sT KIIby Ne, Bs.ssn.
None genuine unless signed by
CHARLES y. GARDINER
For sale In Bddef0rd by Dr. j. Sawyer, WIN. Cl
Dyer, and Dr. u. o. Stevens. In haco by n. n.
Mitchell and s. +. shaw, and tho dealers through
the country. iyrU
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

In these days OF medical imposition, when men
assume 10 be physicians without any knowledge Of
medicine whatey.r, persons cannot be 700 careful
10 whom they apply, before at least making ZONE
inquiry. and especially In relation 10 those who
make the orsaisif prsfsnsions. Advertising physi.
as the newspapers are full Of their deceptive ad.
yertisements, without making inquiry, ten 10 one
you will be imposed upon. Dr NJ. will send free.
by enclosing one stamp NJ above, Pamphlet on
DISEASES OF W0MEN, and on Pirate asd ch,en-
ie Maadits generally also circulars giving fuil In.
formation, rifA hs most uAdosbftd rsftrsness and
f,sfinosiais without which, no advertising ply 81.
cian or medicine OF this Kind Is deserving OF ISf
CONFIDENCE WHITEyER.
DIR. Mattison is the only educated physician In
Providence. if not In New England. who advertises
making q speciality OF Private DlseasesJ and
furnishes the very best references and testimonlai
both OF his Aenssfy and his sliH fthere Ahb any
others LET THEN DO THE SAME ,y-,.
Orders by mail promptly attended 70; we NJ.
your address piainiy, and direct 10 pr h I've iy,so
Tisos. as above.
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TO RlRnERs-.sp,OcO BBLs. POrDRETTE,

,fADE by tho Lodi ManufacturIng Co, Tor sale
MI I'm lots To suit purchasers. This IL the cheapest
fs,tii,er i'm the market. 81 will manure an acre OF
corn. will Increase the crop from one.thrdt TO one.
bam and will ripen the crop two weeks earler, and
mike guano, neither injure the seed nor land. A
pamphlet with satisfactory evidence and full par
tIeuars will be sent gratis 10 any one sending ad-
Sress 10 LODI MANUFACTURING Co.
i2s Commercial ST., Boston, Mass.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
DIR. G. IL. sHOLEs,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN,

DIR. &. IL. sHOLEs,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN,
The only Regular Graduate Physician advertis-
ing In Boston, gives particular attention to Dis
eases Of Women, especially those suffering from
any disarrangement Of the MENSTRUAL system.
Married or single ladies may apply with safety
and In confidence, for relief from the many mis-
fortunes peculiar to the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
I have prepared medicine for the purpose
of regulating the Monthly Sickness, which
have used for the last ten years with the most
unbounded success. The following recommend
alton Is sufficient:
"Its uniform success, even In extreme cases,
Is as astonishing as 1t is satisfactory. Jour
nal Of .fm. Med. Science.
have hundreds Of private assurances Of the
same happy results, but for obvious rea-
sons cannot place them before the public.
Il is the very best thing knO IN for the pur
pose, and in case of obstruction. after all other
means have failed, will produce the desired ef-
feet A cure is guaranteed in all cases, or the
price will be refunded. Purely vegetable, and
perfectly safe at all times.
CAUTI0N.-Neyer purchase any medicine
this nature of any one, IL LEFT about the coun
try for sale. Such Pills and DR0Ps are dcserv
ing of no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for
those who wish to remain under my care.
Address DR.. c. II. SlI0LES, l27 Court ST.,
Boston.
Boston, May %, 1860. iyr22
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Price, 20 cents per Box, or Boxes Tor sI'
Prepared by DR.. J. c, AVER g. CO., Lowell. MasA
A TOlCE FROl THE VEST!
COPIED FROM rnE CLEVELAND rL,NDE,LER.
UNIVERSAL. UNIVERSAL,
n THs DEMAND ron
DIR. s. O. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BITTERS,


Habitual Cod,iipaiioa. JauHiie., Fercr ana
.igas. General Debility, and al Diseases
arising from DisordsTed Sfomaeh
or BOrsls.
They are used and recommended by leading Ply.
sleians Of the country, and all who try them pro-
nOunee them invaluable.
Dr. JAMES l.. LEEPERE writes nom Navarro,
Stark Co. o.,-~Ths Bltters are praised by those
suffering ftOm gestiOn, dyspepsia and liver CON-
plant"
E.s. DIyIs, Postmaster at wIlllamsport, Ohio,
says,-''rhsy give great satisfaction. use them
myself. having taken cold, become PROSTATE and
lost my appetite. Il relieved me, and can recon-
mend II with great assurance of its merits"
Dr. WM. NJ KERR, Of Rogersville, Ind, writes
US that they are the most valuable medicine offered
lie has recommended them with great success, and
with them made several cures Of palpltatiOu Of the
heart and general debility.
THoMIS STANFORD. ESQ., Blountville, Hen
~ Co. Ind, writes US long letter, under date Of
May 4, is6O. lie was much reduced, having been
afflicted for three years with great nervous debili.
ty palptatlon of the heart Of the most severe and
prostrating character. 'after using few bottles
was completely restored. and am now In robust
health"
GEORGE ". HOFFMAN, says he was AFFLICTED
with rheumatism for twenty years In all us various
forms and at the date OF his letter he had been q
years wells the Dtters efectng the cure, when sev'
snl physicians ascending him could do him nc
good. lle savs, "fOr Rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver
complaint Kidney affection or dropsy, IL Is sPe-
eihe certain remedy"
y. W. HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co, ",
(a section where fever and asue preyailsJ that he
most eheerfally recommends thetn Of decided merit
IN All eases Of feyer and ague, dyspepsia and gene
ID. x. GALLEHERS, NJ d., writes nom Van
WY W, - most respectfnlly recommend the Sher-
g"mpt,ers g"mhe pt,ers 70 the notice OF fdyspeptic persons,
Ana -" VINO require stimulating medicine"
sseh news We are reeei,isx daily.
Pull directions accompany each bottle Sold by
dealers IN medicine generally. 5mia
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FARM FOR sALEi

- A small Farm for sale, situated on tho Port.
Ian: land Road, less than one mile from Saco vii
G2klagc, containing 20 Acres or Laud. CON
sisting Of Tillage and Pasturing.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
on the premises CHARLES TRuLL.
eaco, April slsS9. isu
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO An Ut IL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing 10 put up IN large ho'iles,
and retail. s 81 cts pr bottle, sSi Or dressing tho
hair Of any person. yOuns OF obi. there Ds h' 'qaAlin
the world Il viii make III. hair swry,hihr yoa si'h 70
to he, and moreover, II has r~rfnrss thai '' inhhHsJ
superior 10 any of the fashnabe extracts shsr Sr''En
or American, which alone ,ioah sn,,,s W pises On
every iadys toilet table.
Use the Rss,nsrs,Or h-for, retiring at night, and
In the morning Apply htils of the Dressing and your
hair viii be even more Hf,,he In color and beauty
Use nothing yUur hair b' these PREPARATIONS and
use these according to dretiOns, and ~s "aHsDiy0
god healthy head of hair.
Manufactured and soi si wholesale BY Henry y WI.
sou Co., Manchester, ~ nio whom sii 's'ss" 'hsa's
be Addressed.
Wholesale Agents, T. u; HAY a GO. Portland
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GREENWOOD
cEyNGETTRY!

MIR managers OF Greenwood Cemetsry give no
H. thst they have erected . suitable fsnc,
.,oand their burial grounds on the Alfred road
have laid out the same with WALKS and avenues
and are prepared 10 sell lots TO persons who may
dsslrr them, st favorable rates.
The beauty OF this location ~ burial spot. add
ed 10 the efforts In progress 10 construct walks and
avenues through the satne, and 10 adorn them with
flowers and shrubbery, cannot TAIL " render TIM
cemetery attractive.
TIPS. DEERIsG,l
BENZ. MOSHER,
CHARLES HIRDY, board OF
THOMAS H. COLE, Managers
8. 4. B0OTHBf,
SxrL LOWELL,
Biddsford, June %. 1850. W