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How FoRr SUMTER Is TO BE TAKEN-A Charles
ton correspondent Of the New York w orld gives
a sketch Of one Of the pans discussed there for
taking Fort Sumter The entrance to the hotels
are blocked up by bevies Of moist gentlemen dts
cussing the news and talking over the plans for
of an inventive turn, has an idea which, IL acted
upon, he Is certain will result in the capture Of
the redou able Fort Sumter; and his plan In a
very plausible one IL Is this Fort Johnson is the
nearest land approach to Fort Sumter, which, as
your readers are probably aware, stands In the
shore sweeps inward, retreatng, as 1t were, from
Sumter. Very well. Now at point mile and
a half above Fort Johnson commence long series
Of log RATS. Continue this series, claiming the
rafs securely together until IL reaches Fort John
son. The upper extremity Of this raft should be
well guarded with wall Of cotton bales, bound
with and fastened immovably to the logs by iron
bands Now having secured the lower end of
the raft at Fort Johnson, cut loose the upper ex-
tremity. The ebb-tide will now carry the raft
slowly and surely around. When Ii extends I'm a
straight line across the channel from Fort John
son, Its upper extremity will be Immediately be-
meath the walls Of Fort Sumter. Now, men pro-
tected by the cotton bales and standing ready with
heavy anchors, will drop them, and the raft will
thus be safely meored. Now the soldiers may
spring from behind their cotton bales and escaade
the fort. Reinforcements can pour down to their
aid on the bridge that the raft makes from the
mainland to tie fort, and with the loss of some
500 men the latter may be taken.
The invetive gentleman grows enthusiastic
over mis- plan, and rushes Of to submit IL, through
one OF the Governors aids, to the Governor. That
II will be favOrably considered, though perhaps
In slightly altered shape, there can be no doubt
IL there he an attack made on Fort Sumter, il can
only be done by means Of rafts. A sailing vessel
would be blown out Of the water In less than Is
minutes.
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Nor THAT KIND OF CAr.-A gentleman do
ing business on Main street, was presented
with a beautiful kitten. Yesterday a couple of
young ladies, one Of them named Julia, hap
tens and babies always do, come in for an i'm.
mense quantity Of endearments and caresses
"0h, my. what sweet, darling little kitty.
What is its name?"
" 1t has not been ehristened yet"
"0h, the dear little thing. Do call il julia,
won't your"
/ should be very happy to do SO, said our
cat ="
Kitty was deposited on the floor in twink
ling, and a couple Of ysung ladies were seer
looking for good place to faint.
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DFAnother Unprecedented military march has
been accomplished by regiment Of the United
States army. A large portion Of the Seventh regi-
ment marched from Camp Floyd, c. T., to For,
Buchanan, New Mexico, travelled 600 miles and
spent l4O days on the road. This 10 one Of the
most lengthy military journeys recorded. II is
not generally known that the longest march OF
infantry ever accomplished was completed year
ago by an American regiment, the Sixth, which
left Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, en- route to Cali
fornia, distance of $40 miles, and were 100
days on the road, Of which lo2 were actually
passed In marching. This march was nearly
twice the length of Hannibals from Italy to Spain
more than twice as long as .>apoleon's journey Ia
Moscow The fatigue and labor incident to the
American service arc said to be Of debilitating
character, that Of IL ,0OO men neminally consid
cred efficient, hardly 600 could be selected fit to
compete with regularly disciplined forces.
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PAY or THE SourH CAROLINA ARMY Fo, the
Irfdntry Ssrries TO Major-General, $500 per
month, rations per day
To rigadier-General, sl65 per month, 8 rations
per day.
To Colonel, sl25 per month, S rations per day
To Lieutenant Colonel, 500 per month, 4 ra-
tions per day.
To Major, SIS per month, ratons per day
To Captain, $50 per month, 9 rations per day.
To First Lieutenant, $40 per month, ? rations
per day.
To Second Lieutenant, $50 per month, Q ratons
per day.
TIC. Third Lieutenant, $50 per month, rations
per day.
To Fourth Lieutenant of Artillery, $50 per
Month, ratons per dav.
To Sergeant Major, s25 per month, ration per
day.
TO Quartermaster Sergeant, s25 per month, 1
ration per day.
To Drum Major, $40 per month, ration per day
TO LIST Sergeant, $40 per month, ration per day.
To I'd Sergeant, SIS per month, ration per day.
10 sd Sergeant, SIS per month, ration per day
TO 4th Sergeant, SIS per month, ration per day.
TO 5th Sergeant, SIS per month, 1 ration per day
To 9th Sergeant, SIS per month, ration per day.
To Corporal, Sl2 per month, ration per day.
To Privates, SO per month, 1 ration per day
To Musicians, SO per month, ration per day
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Tx SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD There are
270 hands now employed In grading the road west
Of Marshall, Texas and IL Is xpected that by the
lst Of January force Of 500 will be employed
A considerable number, in addition to this force
are engaged In getting out cross-ties, building
bridges, &c The sub-contractors have obligated
themselves TO complete IS miles Of road ready for
the lst Of May.
iO recent letter from Japan says that the
American missionaries are longing for news from
home. Rev w Bagley, the NJ ethodist missionary,
has returned to Kanawaga from an extended visit
10 China. The japanese officials display much
the arrival Of the Embassy In the Niagara will
produce great amelioration Of the petty annoy
ances 70 which they are now subject.
IL Alexandra Dumas, In the New York Inde-
pendent, announces the arrival In Naples of the
nephew Of Ia Tour d'Auvergne, bringing az gif,
sword offered TO I" the frst French grenadiern by
the three Consuls, Bonaparte, Lebrun and Ducos.
This sword will be conveyed to Garibaldi by the
Polish General Mieroslawski.
| III One Of the largest houses in Paris now I'm
course Of construction on the Boulevard de Sebas.
topsl, has thirty windows each story. An
| awning has been put up over this rising mass OF
| frsestone, In order TO enable the 500 workmen
| employed on Ii TO pursue their work without hin
drance from bad weather.
DItis "next to Impossible" TO levy the taxe,
/ In Hungary. The goods and chattels Of debtor
i 70 the State e-nobles as well 40 plebans-are da,
| after day brought 70 the hammer. but no one Ii
Hungary dares purchase property taken In execu
/ ton.
| III Telegraph wires from the reportering gal
i lerles Of the Lords and Commons are 70 be lait
| down 10 the ofaces Of ths different London news
papers, a. TO serve up the ofaticns hot from tina
locality.
| p Julius A. Pratt, treasurer of Henry county
| He used the Suites money In private speculation
] and lost IT,
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~ II
Hlawatha Hair Restorative
Is warranted in every Instaacs to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL Color.
IN THOUSANDS Of CASES
In the pria ripal cities of New England, and HAS
NOT FAILED in q single ins,anoe to 40
compile all tbet Is aimed for II.
No Hair is so Gray or Red but the HIA wATHA
will change IL to . beautiful life like
Brown and Rlsok.
1t ls not an instantaneous dye which crooks,
smuts and gives dead black color TO ths hair; the
patient having TO submit to sosPing, wash ng and
sponging of the hair every time Is spilled; nor is
of anv ing redients dtesrious to the heir of skin.
1t is an article requiring preparation, no wash
Ing before after uslng, 10 10 az Piled Ia I've min
ut6s time and with as lue trouble as any ordinary
article for the toilet
People who have used this preparation declare
1t mraculOrs in its efsots, and that II will per
form ali that il pretends to do 'BaILeaS Pictorial
"Its success wonderful, and We oan only say we
isdorse al the proprietor says In regard to it,
Boston JonrroL
1--WE observe. by q notice in a boston paper, that
a premium was awarded by the Massachu setts Me
ohanios' Charttan ASSOCIATION. at heir lat. Fair
Boston, to Mr. Joseph Hoyt of this cIty, for his
celebrated 'Hiawstba HAIR Restorative, an article
which richly merIted this favor. 1t was for its su
perIor msits In this respect that the COMMITTEES, af
awarded to Mr.. Hoyt this latterlns testimonial ~
Pyortdenee EveHsns Post.
KidWeli % ii & " IaWrsnce b. B. 6. Ridssiey. In George.
town by j. l.. Kidvell, and by Druggists generally
de II I'm
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ID-An American, who calls himself DR.. sv
BLY,, is astounding the Parisians by his power OF
reading any letter other writing enclosed In
any number ofsealed envelopes. The ctor, on
receiving u packet con aiming the writing be IL
10 read, 10 seized with cenvulsive shudder turns
mp the whites Of his eyes, becomes catalepticalIy
rigid. and-reads the hidden writing, to the
stupefaction Of the mosf incfedulous He bid
fair 10 succeed the throae len vacant by the retire
meat Of Mr. Hume.
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CLOTHING, &c.
DANIC TIMESl

DANIC TIMESl
PANIC PRICES.
ehsye Just received large lot ofCLQTHING.
EORNIsHiNG S0OD., HATS and CAPS, on
March, without regard TO cost. These goods have
al been made mp by the best houses in Baltimore
and Phi ade phis, and owing the times they will
be sold At almost any proe. our object being 10 turn
them into oash as soon as possible.
L. A. BEALL d CO.,
Olothiers, No. 439 Seventh ST., above 8.
N.BCComs on., come AL: now rs the time to
buy WINTER CLOTHING at any prIce on Sew
enth st., No. f39, doors above 6 ct. de 2s-lm
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE & PATRONAG

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LA DIES, and GENTLEMEN
in all parts Of the world testify to tbs efficacy of
PROF o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are UNANIMOUS In its
praise. A few testimonials only can be here given
see ci calsr for mors. aOd it viii De impossible for
you 20 doubt.
lwALL STREET. NEw YORK, Dec. %. 1893.
Geatlssn ~: Your note of the 18th instant has
had d been 6onsSted BY the % use or Of Moods RaT Re
st9rsaye an reg Gestlns my oerthcate OF the iaot
i award it 70 You ohee fullJ, because l. think il
y ass ,pa ne SSnsS S S9sT %s St my S
SIX years since began turn gray, and the SOAP
on The crown OF my head 10 lose its sensb Ity and
abilities increased with time, and about 4 months
since a fourth was added to them. by hair falling
of the top Of my head and threatening TO make me
In this UNPLEASANT predIcament was induced 10
falling of ofmy hair, for had really no expeots-
aon that gray hair oo9d ever be restored 70 It's
sreats surprised % e nd, afSer the use Of two bot
ties only, hat not only wss the fsllng OF arresteI
ssn.ibii to the scalp sad d.ndruf ess.ed to form
on my head. very much 70 the sratlho.tlon OF my
Foi shi: snsss sons the msny owe to
nsr SEX strongly Isp9mmeRG al N & :, VINO mo
example, and u.s II growing sray or tettins Sc d.
TO 81 JreRsgsSsd5qsy RSod "a sTosd sEs A tysSpEh
Ny family are absent from the city, and am no
longer at No. IL CarrolPiaoe.
SIAMsroN, Ala, July 20, lsS9
| To PRoF. o J. WooD. Dear SU-Your 'Bslr
Restorative' has done my hair much good sn.oe
| ! commenced the U.S. Of it, that wish to make
known TO the public ofts eff ects onthe hair, vhioq
| are great. A man or woman NAV benearly deprived
Of hair, and BY resort 70 your Halr kestorsnve'
the hair will return more beautiful than ever al
least thls is my eTpenenoe. Believe it
Yours truly, WIN. H. KKsEDY.
| P.s,EYou osn publish the above II you Ike B,
/ publishing In our Southern papers yen will GET
| more patronage south. see several Of your Ger
thoates in the Mobile Mercury, strong Southern
paper. w. II. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoF. j. Wo0D: Dear Sir Having had the
nisfcr.une 70 lose the best portion of my hair from
the effeots Of the yellow fever, in hev Orleans IL
ls5l, was induced to make trial Of your prepara
Il ton, aud found II 70 answer the very thinl
needed. Ny hair 10 now thick and glossy, and nl
words can ex press my obliga to you In gfvlnI
TO the afflicted such 8 treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The Restorative is put up IN bottles Of three sizes
| viz large. medium and smeIl; the small hold hal
| pint aud retaile for one dollar per bottle; the me
dfum holds At least 20 per cent in proportion
than the small retsls for two dollars per bottle
the large holds quart, 90 per cent. more in proper
| ton, and ret3ils for SS.
o. WOOD Co, Proprietors, 444 Broad
| way, New York, and ia Market street, st. LOuis
No
Sold in this Q ty by c. sTOTT, s1s Pa. avenue
an q eoly ,alw
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ID Miss sarah Johnson 10 In custody ut Detroit,
charged with stesling IS ffom one lover to pay
the minister for marrying her to another.
ID Seventy thousand persons, Including port
ers, are now employed In connection with the
French railways.
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u. FRENCH RESTA URANT
DINNER AND SUPPER PARTIES.

In soliciting your patronage, would Respectfully,
call your attention to his elegant suits of PAR
LORS. RECEPTION and DINING ROOMS
furnished in the most fashionable STYLE and always
ready to accommodate several parties at any mo-
ment. 2a2 Pa avenue. de 5 eo6w
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w. ID. WALLACH.

Papers sesvsd in packages By carriers st %
year, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price is $3.50 8 year, ~ adrares; 90 for sx
months; 81 for three months; and for less tnan
three months q: the rate of IL cents week. Single
so,iss, ONs CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS.
D-ADvKRxsKxENrs snouId be sent to the ofioe
before y o'c,ook , otherwise they may not appear
urtiI the rext DAY.
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III We do notas general thing Ii Re to publish
truant wives and daug hters, but the following
must be an exception to our rule:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
house, without any lust cause. and reiino uishsd
all the endearments Of a happy home for the de-
ceptive aliurements Of rowing life, I am, there
fore, constrained to give notice that shall not
pay any debts contracted by her so long AZ she
persists In this undutiful and most unnatural state
Of estrangement from the fostering care Of her
paternal home. UNCLE SAM.
Happy Home, Dec. 2S, 1850.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH

nj TEETH.
WI. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and petentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally at his ofioe In this city .Sp4TS
Many persons oan wear these teeth who
cannot wear othere, ana 90 person osn wear others
who cannot rear these.
Persons calling ct my ofhoe can be accommodated
with style aud price Of Teeth they may desire;
but 20 those vho ricu!sr and wish the pureet
cleanest, strongest and most perfect depture that
art can produce, she MINERAL PLATE Will bs
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oIty-No. SIS Pa. avenue, betvesu
9Th and 10th sts. Also, So7 Arch street, Philsdel
pkl. Isl
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NEW PAWN OFFICE.

and Cast OF Clothing, respectfully informs the
public that he has opened LICENSED PAWN
OFFICE at No rs LOUISIANA avenue, between
sth and 10th SITS, few doors cost of the new Cen
tral Guard house, where he will he at ell times
prepared TO wait on his patrons with promptness,
attention and the strictest iustIoe.
los Tools, 10, always on hand al pri1sie sale
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Wv D Stree, Eefssss 9fh and lOth Strssis.

NUAsHIN6TON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w D Street, Btfsssss 9th and l0th Sfrssts.
We have Just finished number of hrst- t-cssss
CARRIh6ES, such as Lfsht Faseyf R3s
Wagoas, PGyk Pksatozs, Family Cav 0E
riGgsS, Gai BEsGIss, which We viii sell stS-6
. yer. small profit.
cf the bGsinass, we fstte- ourselves that We know
the styles and sUaiity OF work that viii give sets
f:otloR, combining iEhtness, comfort and dursbln
81. -
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 20
the shOrtest H. too nnd most reasonable charges.
WALTER, RARMANN Il BOPPa
CoachmskerB, srcoesscTs TO VIM. T. Hook.
ap T-dly
IN CARRIAGES.
= BE Spbsonber having made addtnona - ~
tactory, making It 1ow one ofthe largesta -
In the District, where hI1 floilitee lort Il
plAputacturlEg CARR AGE a. kl6RT
WAGONS CT all Kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from hs long experiences in tie bsslnoss, he hepss
to give genera, ektGfscuon-
Al kinds Of Carriages and kigkt WaSers kept On
AL tsss, And a orders prs.yt
ssssIS issi Carriage. 2sss u .ssAssss t.r ssv
'sSs A:DsE~s ..rssf q iissi iiSSssfR sss ( n.
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

ITO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
MUM L. COMPANY,
Proprietors of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and
Agents for procuring American and Foreign
PATENT
With Sirtesn Years Exper,enee in the Business,
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt,
Hon. w d. Bishop, Ex Commissioners ofPatents,
have had business done through Munn & Co.'s Pat
Pamphlet of Advice sent free BY msil.
Patent LAWS and Regulations, lUo pages, Is cents
Ofios-No. 81 Park Row New York. Wash
inEton of5ee-oorner F and Seventh sts., opposite
Eo.ent ynloo. uo ~ -oOS.s
DEAD THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
IL well known Captain of the Steamer Fulton:
NEW ORLEANS, Sd Oct; sIs5s.
wsfe to report to you 8 cure your Sarsaparila has
made in our family, end as IL 10 the only way n
which we can make you any acknowledged Of
son. eleven years old, has had Scr JHia sores on
his ears, neck and Arms for five years They were
much of tie time very distressing; and we feared
pear. then it would break and make running sore,
which would not heal. They became very loath-
SOM and often painful; they stopped bis growth
and seemed to undermine his health, 60 that he be-
Medicines, but they did no good. A clergy man in
our neighbor hood, who had seen some remar Ia bic
cures BY Jour Cherr, Feotoral, advised us to try
showed symptoms of healing In about two weeks
in two more they had healed, and In two months
the child was as well as any body. He now enjoys
| peri ct heal'h, with no remnant Of the disorder
parent, you may well believe that We snail not soor
furgetyOu.
Very truly, your humble sssTvsnt.
Prepared b, ,DR.Lc.AYER 4 &C.. Go Lowell. Mas.
de q colin
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$4,000 DENTAL CARD.

In DkNTAL CAkU.
DR. MUNSQN has returned and resumed his
tbIrd door east Of Sixth, In addition S$SS%
every o'her approved style, DIR; M has set
and, from experiences, knows u sxce.s al others,
and is re-third less IN PrIce than gold. HIS old
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RRADY's NATIONAL, ,PpHoTo6RAPH

FLOUR, BUcKWY1HEAT. BUcKY1HEA POTATOES, AP-
leo bbls, new Richmond Family and Ext Flour,
5000 lbs. Fresh Ground Buokwheat Meal,
500 bushels White Mercer Potatoes,
loo do. Blue do. do.
Received to-day and for sale low in lots suit b,
ID. l.. MORRISON d CO.,
no Corner of Twelfth Ard r ats.
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WOOD AND COAL.
TO THE PUBLIC,

TO THE PUBLIC!
60 WHERE YOU GAN GET YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
ITRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT!z
TRY WHAT?
JHoTH the PIONEER MILLS, and buy your
PROVE WHAT?
NI Prove that you can get your WOOD there
Q. eePer than elsewhere In the oity and then you
KNOW WHAT
a. III Know that you get GOOD MEASURE and
Ihe very best of WOOD for less money, Cur
SPLIT, AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
CALL AT TIE
PIC K Z Il M IL Is!
SION OF TRE BL UE FLAG-STAFF,
SeuTHwEsT CORNER SEVENTH ST. AND CANAL
GSouth Of the BrIdge.t
no lS GEORGE PAGE. AGENT.
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w w o o Dm
STOVE and KINDLING wooD. q. the loves
possible prioe.
as2 Pa av.. between llth and 18th sts,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-25
Notice OF Foreclosure.

NNTHEREAS Benjamin Z. Robbis late Of sui
w livan, in the county oil Hancock, deceas-
ed, by his deed of mortgage dated March ) /, n
ls56' and recorded in Hancock Registry, vol. lui
maze 3 conveyed to me, the subscriber, then Of
aid sullivan and now of GopldsGoro ia said ceHn-
ty. certain parcel Of land situated il said SuIi.
van, containing one acre, more OF less, with the
buildings thereon. with reference to said mortgage
deed for moro full description Of said premises
and the condition OF said mortgage having been
Lrotep hereby claim foreclosure Of the same,
and give this notice accordingly.
'' GEORGE HILL,
b D. NJ. saRBsNT, his Atty.
Goalasboro', sept. Is, 1851. IS
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BY the use Of ;he.e Pills the periodic az
taeks Of NEKvors or SICK IlEADAoHE may bc
prevented and ittaken at the commence
ment OF an attack immediate Ielief from pain
and sickness. viii lie obtained.
hey seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA
and HEADACHE TO which females are so sub
ject.
They act gently upon the bowels.-remov-
inr Co>tivcuess.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Fee
males, and all persons Of SodeHiary habits
hey are valuable a a LAXATIVE, improving
The appetite giving tone and visor 10 the d.
.e>tiye organs, and restoring the natural clos
icily and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of
long investigation and carefully conducted cx-
pcTimoutS. have been in use many years. cur
lag which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suif5 ring
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system ST from deranged state Of the
stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their compo
sition, snd may be taken. at all times with
perfect safety without making any change Of
diet. and the absence OF any disacrecable taste
renders il easy Ia administer them To children.
BEWARE OF COUNTEKFElTS
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry G..
Spalding on each Box.
sod ty Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
a Box will be sen, ny mail prepaid on re-
ceipt OF The
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advise every one who ha. a cough or a
Husky Voice, n Bad Breath. or any diff
Guilty Of the Throat. to get package of my
Throat Confections. they will relieve You in
stantly, and you viii agree with me that
"they 90 right TO the spot. You will find
them very useful and pleasant while travel
ling or attending public meetings tor sitting
vour Cough or allayinc your thrs'. If you
inv one package ! am safe in saving that YOU
will ever afterwards consider themIndIspensi-
lie. GU Will ind them st the Drug. lsts
and Dealers IN Medicines.
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Vessel for Sale.

The schooner % SEA RANGER, staunch and
good vessel If 10 toms hi gh deek--earries a large
cargo. This vessel has a tail cquipment,-h has
just received thorough repairs, aad in complete
order for sea--now lying ia Orland-will be sold
On liberal terms, 10y
A. P. EMERSON.
orland, June "a, lS6l. 20
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INfrrNpENcE Preston g., Va, tti July, la.
nR. C.ATEE; Sir, have In Afflicted N4th pin
ulahr.r.e tuarfl & I4r. time. Whirh len tho
xii II lllslrl.s. and N ae .fi- ,' al the
remeii,- etd tud. Hutt tt- feuf >afsaIarila ore
bottle cured inv 900 two weeks nfi rect tei my esf7tal
health 80 uH-h That f,t t~tt-r ,l.aH hotite
attacked. think TIA Hii-leFi,il I.tI -. J. fiEAM
Jules Y GetHhe. # - I-,.ls vr.'ss. - have een
afflicted ipr YEAR with nastl'f ~ Ltser, winch
"a sitoy "a usA health t4 every llul aHi esef5 thing
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