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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-28
THE EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS By
THE REBELS.
GENERAL BANKS COMMAND.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


BALTIMORE, Feb. y, from Fortress Monroe
Feb p .)-Fhe Norfolk Day Book Of to-day C27th)
he's the following kilograms from Richmond,
dated February 20, viz:
The LynchbuTg Republican has a special
d'opatch from Bristol, Tennessee, dated to-day,
Stating that the enemy che Unionists) occupied
Isaviiis or Sunday last"
1.-THE number Of Confederate prisoners taken
a. Fort Doneison was about 2 900. The Confed-
crates killed were 5OO-wounded, 500. The
ezemy's admitted logs was from s 900 TO &c, 900
Killed and wounde6-[what { lie.-Ed. Star. !
Gen Floyd has saved ali his command except
rhe 2O!h Mississippi regiment, and Guys and
Jacksou's batteries, which were taken by the
UnIonists "
"RICHNoND, Feb GA new and extensive
cotton and WOODEN factory near Augusta, Ga, was
burned on Tuesday night. The loss Is heavy.
The cotton factories at Columbus and Augusta
Ga, have suspended temporarily, in conse-
quence Of material injury to their dams and canals
BY the recent freshet I"
"Ausus1A, Feb. rs The Savannah Republi-
can Of this morning s5vs that the communication
with Fort Pulaski has been sfectually closed by
the Federals who have erected three batteries for
heavy guns at commanding points"
"MENPHIs, Feb. 2I-Our latest advices from
Nashville state that the Federal troops have not
vet occupied that city.-[Not 50; they have Ed
StaTl Gen. Buell's Federal army have appeared
on the north side Of the Cumberland river, and
II is supposed their appearance is preparatory to
an early advance.
The main columns Of Gems. Price and McCul-
Tough are both preparing for a battle. The for
ner Is this side Of FayetlesviIe The latter is at
Boston Mountain with a force Of cavalry
II is reported that nine Federal gunboats and
fifteen transports were seen on Sunday at May
field, Mo. An immediate attack is expected.
MEMPHIS, Feb 25-The town Of Fayetteville
Ark, has been burned to the ground, by order of
Gen. MeCullogh. The military stores In 1t were
frst burned.
The Confederate army at Boston Mountain are
preparing for battle.
Late advices from Nashville state that the Con-
federates at Cumberland Gap expected an aItil-
lery engagement. The Federals there are fe
quentiy in sight.
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LATEST FROM NASHVILLE.

Official dispatches received this forenoon at
Headquarters, announce that General Buell's
advance reached the bank of the Cumberland,
opposite Nashville, on the 9th inst, at which
time there remained in the city but small force
Of the enemy's cavalry.
One the 26:h "wednesday last) the divisions of
Generals Nelson and CrIttenden crossed the river
and took possession of the city.
i dispatch dated some hours later than tina,
referred to above, announces that the stars and
Stripes again float over the State capitol building
IN that city.
Our trooS find many hearty Unionists among
the portion Of the people who have not fooli,hly
fed their Nashville homes
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MARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of
tS1 herl facias, issued from the clerks once Oh
Il oircut court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed, 1
Court Hos.s door S aid Cou1sy , on wE WEI
DAY the 5th day Of Maroh lssa, a. IL O'Clock m,
the toHowing described property, 20 wits-An de-
fendanrs right, title, claim and Interest IN and 10
ne south IS feet inches Of Lot No. a In SQUARE
streets north, IN the city of Washington, ID. c..
toeetner with All and singular the improvement
irvn 3 Barker, and viii be cold 20 sstsfy jndiciae
30. ~ 20 January term 1852, in favor or John r.
fe 10 q III. 4 Mxrebsi ~ r.
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HORSES, WAGONS, AND HARNESS
II FOB SALE CHEAP.
coior bay and brown. -
One large Covered WAGON. suitable IN
LOT suffers or express business. EasternNN
built. and on. OF the best made WAGONS that can
be found. e' eon
One Coyered WAGON. suitable for one or two
months. ia
Two sets Double HARNESS,
Two sets Canvas and Wooden BLANRFTS
Inc ABOVE property will be sold very cheao, and
car Q, seen bJ calling on ALBERT BELL, al
msuers Livery stable, corner and 9Th sits,
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SEcOND MOURNING AND GREY SILKS,
- for Spring wear, --.--
,Blsok silks, more than our usual large and com-
rlete assortment.
Fancy silks, o select assortment.
MouTnirg Goods. our usual full and complete
stock.
st'lIsh Dress Goods, for early Spring.
Also, our usua ample stock OF Gil the leading
Dry Goods. staples, for the current every day
wants OF families aud hOusekeepers.
ttal cash standard ralns
An lnsp seton of stock solicited, 1t incurs no
obligation to purchase.
PERRY & BRO,
fe S-et Pa. ave. and Ninth street,
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THE SITUATION AT COLUMBUS, XIV.


The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 26ta inst, saws
I'VE have nothing further about the Columbus
flag Of truce, but we hear some thing better. The
place Is by this time completely invested by land
and water. large force landed at Commerce
above Cairo, was Intended to blockade the Mis-
stssippi river below Columbus, while Gen. Grant
Is looking after the land approaches. There is a
IA prospect Of another grand surrender and lay
In down Of arms"
We have every reason TO believe the above
concerning the state Of affairs at Columbus to be
true.
We also have information that satisfies us that
the rebels are casting about them for the means Of
evacuatng that important strategic point, II they
have not succeeded by this time In 20 doing.
Gen. Buell's occupation Of Nashville (after the
fall Of Forts Henry and Donelson) made that a
military necessity. We still however hope that
the investment Of that point by our feet and
arms was in time TO cut of the retreat Of good
portion Of the Right Rev. Bishop Folks army Of
Tagmu1hns.
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n Ew WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE

J. H. HOBLITZELL Z CO. have jg,s opened
st No. 347 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
The entire stock VAS purchased In September
and October last at prices bling them TO soil to
Of both city and country merchants to examine
their stock .s
M Their terms will be Dash fs23-Sws
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By BONTZ q GRIFFITH, Auctioneer,

BY BONTZ GRIFFITH, Auctioneers.
DOsITIVE SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
4 GOODS. FANCY AND MILLIskIy GooDs. &C..
&c-On TUESDAY MORNING., March lth
commencing at 10 O'Clock, and continuing daily,
ana N the evening at ~ O'Clock, until the v hole
Stock ls disposed OF We will sell 81 the store Of
Mesers ;, q w. Meyenberg, No. as, Center
Market Space. under the Avenue Houee, their
entire stock of Goods, oom prIsing in part
kusslan sable Clocks, Cspes and Viotonnes,
Muffs and Cuffs,
Mink, S.aIJrsI;, Fitch, Stone MARTIN, wster
CloekE, and 4 Capes, Victorines,
Mufs, Cuffs &C., TO-,
Gents Fur Collars. Gloves,
Wolf, Deer and Buffalo CarrIage Robes,
ALSO
Caioos, Dslaines, Bersges, ChaIlIes,
Mousllns, Nalencies, Fancy Silks,
Sheetlng and Shirnug cottons.
Linen sheetings, Towels, Napkins, Table ClotAr.
Silk Velvet and other ysstingr.
A hne assortment of Cloaks, Mantellss and Dps-
tiers,
Broohe. Stella and WOODEN shavls
splendid assortment of BoIsery,
MILLINERY GOODS
flne French Flowers, hlbbops,
Rushes, Trimmings OF al kinds
Embroidery, Iaces, Edgings,
Cambria Bands, InsertIngs, &C., &C.,
ioSetneI WIN general assortment Of Dry and
sale positive, without regard to weather.
e I'D Rep BoNTz GRIFFIr8. Auo,,-
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TENNESSEE.

We are no believers that Isham J. Harris,
revolutionary Governor Of Tennessee, will lend
his Influence to induce the people of that State to
lay down their arms. He is one OF the chief con.
sPiFators against the Union, and is az bitter and
vindictiye as any other foiled traitor that ever
lived. He realizes that the war can never cease
until he pays the penalty for his share Of the
nations calamity by dangling on a gallows, or
eXpatriating himself for the balance Of his life:
and he Will continue 10 eonspire, plot and usurp
power TO aid the rebellion 90 long as his mandate
may possibly be Of some weight In ba Ming the
measures CT the Government 10 secure his person
lie has called his rebel Legislature together at
Memphis to aid-Rot to repress-the rebellion In
Tennessee; though he will doubtless ind more or
less Of its deluded members determined, IL pos
sib!e to Iecant their errors and retrace their steps
IL the called session had been postponed single
fortnight, we shOrld not have been surprised to
fad him out-yoted and formally deposed by those
who have been aiding and abetting his fragrant
treason. As 1t is, so strong win be the DISPOSE
ton shown In his legislature to retrsce its late
revolutionary steps, as that the pro MON reaction
there viii be greatly accelerated thereby In less
than month, it Is clear to Us, this accommodating
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GENERAL BANEs' ARMY.

For fortT-eight hours this city has been over
whelmed with astonishing rumors concerning
the army Of Gen. Banks. One citi1en-chroni.
callY afflicted with visions Of the destruction of
Union armies-aaured US Yesterday afternoon that
be had positive information Of Banks defeat
Another this morning 10 equally as certain that
Banks is In possession Of Winchester; and, still
third, that he certainly has taken seven thousand
prisoners. Now, these stories are equally I'M
founded
We have 70 assure the Stars readers that Gen
Banks army has seen no enemy Of late; certainly
not for week past and, further, that the enemy
is 10 where In force within thirty.hve miles Of
hioi, and just now no where, even with mere
picket squads, within twenty miles Of him: nor
have they been for cays past.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO, AuctIoneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE
Il FuRNITuRE, EFFEcTs, AND COOP WILL on
TIE CLAY HoIEL, IN THIS CITY.-On THURS
the Hal of the CLAW HoteI, on Pennsylvania
avenue, be!ween s. and ~ streets, we shall eel
to the Highest bidder the entire Furniture and
Ing about one hundred rooms, and doinr An
excellent Business.
Immediate possession will be gwen as the BRO
prietor has made his Arrangements 20 engage in
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in two.
io9r, sno ak months, satisfactorily secured With
e I'D J. c. Mo6UIRE a. CO, Auots
By WALL & BARNARD, Auouoneers
SoHth CerBer Pa. asd 9th street.
GALE OF GROCERIES, Suffers GOODS,
- LIQuoRss IRcCkERYwARB, SBGARs, &c, AT
AucrI9N...The stock of: A: Wood q Co, saved
March, At 10 O'Clock, We VAL sell at the Auction
looms aKlthout reserve, the remainder Of SAID
50 Bbls Crushsd. Refined and YelIo. sussr.,
BAGS 6Teen and Burnt Coffee.
Sheeee, starch, and Cand les, and Soap,
Bags Rlce and ases Maizena.
Gases SMTasssy snd Tomato Ssuoe, and pistlss
sss s9s ;SsSis ssI.ssi.s sIs ss..Aes
Casks Hams, Beef and Pork.
sohn.ps, RssPbery, BI.ckbery Brandy,
BsfFsls wS;Eg. aissisns sb b1. as%0n o0fd'
u sndS Casks Brandy and Jamaica Spirits
holland Sin, Scotch Whlskys,
800 Window sash,
IS Barrels Flour.
One nearly new Spring Covered Express wason.
The attention of dealers and Others is ca led TO
this sale, as the whole stock vail be sold without
reserve, TO close the business.
fe q WALL BARNARD, Auots.
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THE GAMING HOUSES.

Tomorrow being Government pay day here,
The Provost Guard design paying their attention
10 the gaming houses Of the city and their fire..
queniers Of high and low degree. The Guard
will summarily shut up every one Of them that
may b. open, seiZing and holding all found play
ing in them, and all paraPhernala Of their differ
ent games. They will probably commence upon
tie most fashionable establishments Of the kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-28

BY J. Z. McUUIHE q Gu, AOotloneers.
MISERABLE TWO-sTORY BRICK Dwell
u LING HOUSE,, WITH BAKERY ATTACHED, FoR
= sAL...1n MONDAY AETERNOON, March
No Y, IN Square NO. ass, fronting Is feet Sixth
street west, between q and n streets north, and
running back IS feet TO alley, ogether with the
improvements. consisting OF two story brick
dwelling Lonse, with brick bakery attached.
Terms; One fourth cash; the remai nder in six ,
twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest,"
secured BY deed oftrust On the premises
fe2s G. MCGUIRE a. CO. Apct.-
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MARsHAL,S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of 6eri
1sA fAolas under lien law. issued from the CIsrkis
omoe OF the Circuit Court of the District Of Co.
Iumbla, for the county Of Warrington AID 10 ne
alrected: wllI expose 20 pubIo sale. for cash In
EkIDAY, the 2lst day Of March next, Is62 az IL
o'oook m ths following described property, 20
WIT, vlx:-An defendants right. title Ain or IN
terest IN and to ceTtIaiR dwelling houseIereoted
On iot no and the south ID feet 4 Inches Of lot
TO- In 90 uaTe No S77. in the CITY of ton
u. e, seized and leyled upon az the property al
yullus vledt. and will be sold % satsfs ildioisls
T. Walker, j. m U0oVEp
fe 26-dts Gsr.h.I
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The On, SrheeI Bell.

. $4,000 Copies Issued.
A new Singing Book for Day Schools, called
the Day School Bell, Is now ready. IL contains
about 200 choice songs, rounds, catches, duets,
trios, Quartets and choruses, many OF them
written expressly for this work, besides 80 pa
ges OF the Elements of Music. The Elements
are 50 easy and progressive that ordinary teach
ers will md themselves entirely successful IN
instructing even young scholars to sing cor:
rectly and scientifically; while the tunes and
words embrace such a variety Of lively, attrac'
tive, and soul-stirring music and sentiments,
that no trouble will be experienced In inducing
all beginners to go on with zeal in acquiring
skill In one OF the most health giving, beauty
improving, MISUNDERSTANDING. and Order-pro-
ducing exercises Of school lite. In simplicity
OF its arrangements. in variety and adaptation
Of music, and in excellence and number OF its
songs, original. selected and adapted, IL claims
by much To excel all competitors. IL will be
found the best ever issued for seminaries, acad-
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of the elements, tunes and songs, are given In
a circular; send and get one. IL Is compiled
by Horace Waters, author Of Sabbath School
Bell Nos. 1 and ,, which have had the enor-
nous sale of $4,000 copies. Prices-paper
cover, 20 cents, SIS per hundred; bound, 30
cents; s22 per 100: cloth bound, embossed
gilt, 40 cents, $50 per 100. 25eopies furnished
at the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
ISL Broadway, New York.
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New Vocal Music.

win be true TO thee; A penny for your
thoughts; Little Jenny Dow; Better times are
coming; dream of my mother and my homo;
Merry little birds are we Ia song for ehildren)
Slumber, my darling; LiIIie dies tonight; Jen-
ny's coming DER the green; Was my Brother
In the Battle. and Why have my loved ones
gone, by Stephen c. Foster. Shall We know
each other there. by Rev. II. Lowry. Pleasant
words for all. by j Roberts. There is beau
tifai world, by I. NJ. Holmes. Price % cents
each. Freedom, Truth and Right, a national
song and grand chorus; music by Carl Heine-
mann, with English and German words, 30 cts
where liberty dwells Is my country, Plumley
Forget II you can, but forgive; l hear sweet
voices singing. and Home Is home, by J. X
Thomas, 30 cents each. These songs are very
popular. Mailed free at retail price.
Foreign Sheet MUSIC at 2 cents per page
All kinds OF Music merchandise NJ war prices
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
Isl Broadway, New York.
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S.,,I,-,r.m.n,ai Music.

President Lincoln's Grand March, With the
best yignctte Of his Excellrncy that has yet
been publishel; music by Helmsmuller, leader
of the 22l Regiment Band; price 20 cents. OuI
Geuerals' Quick-S,ep, with yignette of 80 o.
our generals; music by Grafulla, leader OF 7tl
Regiment Band. 80 cents. The Seven Sons
Gsllop, and Laura Keene Waltz, ~ cents each
Comet Schottische, 25 cents; all by Baker
Music Box GallUp, by Herring, IS cents. I'm
ion Waltz, la Grassa, 25 cts. Volunteer Polka
Goldbeck, 25 cts. Spirit Polka; Gen. Scots
Farewell Grand March, IS cents each; Airy
Castles, 20 cents, all by A. T.. Parkhurst Free.
dom, Truth and Right Grand March, will
splendid vignette; music by Carl Heinemanu
50 cents. All Of which are ine productions.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.

AFTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF q
4 years, continues to secure Patents In the United
States, also In Great Britain, France, and Other
foreign countries Caveats Specifications, bonds
Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings for Pa'
tents, executed on liberal terms and with despatch
Researches made into American or Foreign WORKS
10 determine the validity or utility Of Patents or
InvcntiUns-and legal or other advice rendered In
all matters touching the same Copies ot the claims
of any Patent furnished by remltting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded at Washington. -
The Agency Is not only the largest In New Eng
land but through II inventors have advantages Tor
securing Patents OF ascertaining the patentabilty
or inventions unsurpassed by, II not immeasura-
bly, superior To- any which he offered them else.
where. The testimonials below given prove that
none IL MORE SUCCESSFUL At THE pATENT
OFFICE than the subscriber and as SUCCESS II
TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABll''
lTY, he would add that he has q. undant reason to
believe, and can prove, that at no other Office
the kind are the charges for professional services
80 moderate. The immense practice or the sub
scriber during twenty years past, has enabled him
TO accumulate "a vast collection OF specifications
and official decisions relative to patents.
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and
mechanical works, and full accounts Of patents
granted In the United States and Europe. render
him able, beyond question, to oier superior hcli.
ties for obtaining Patents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay there, are
thereby saved inventors.
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MANHOOD;
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED /!

Ja't Pusislsd in Sealed EapsioPs, Price sir esHt'
A Lecture on the Nature. Trentmrui,
and radical cure Of Spcrinatorrhna or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility
and Impediments 10 Marriage generally. Nervous
ness. C0nsuuiptloD,' Epilepsy aud Eta Mental aud
Physical lncapacity, resulting from Se'fAbuse, &c
By ROBT J. CuLSERWELL, VI. d., Author of this
Green Book, &c.
The wOrld.Tenowned author, In this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves frOln his own experience
that the awful consequences OF selfabuse may be
eiectually removed without medicine, and With
out dangerous surgical operations, bOugies, instru
mcnts rings, or cOrdials, pointing out n mode 81
cure at once certain and eiIectual by which every
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This lecture will prove boon to thousands aud
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Sent pnder SEAL In plain envelope, to any adj
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stamps, by addressing.
DR. CIIAS. J. G. KLINE,
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sabbath School Bell, No. g.
sS,OOO Copies Issued.

c'fh'' NNF'N' a91eN'
Its an entire new work Of nearly 200 pages
Many Of the tunes and hymns were written ex
pressly for this volume. IL will soon beas pop.
ular as its predecessor (Bell No. ~, which has
run up 10 the enormous number Of $50, 900 cop
les outstripping any Sunday school book o.
its size ever issued in this country. Also, both
volumes are bound In one To accommodate
schools wishing them in that form. Prices OF
Bell No. 2, paper covers, Is cents, sig per 100;
bound Is cents: SIS per 100; cloth bound, em.
bossed gilt, 30 cents, S23 per hundred. Bel
No. 1, paper covers, ~ cents, $40 per 100
bound 20 cents, Si5 per 100; cloth bound, en-
bossei gilt, - cents, $50 per 100. Bells Nos
and abound together, 40 cents, $50 per lOO
cloth bound, embossed gilt. 80 cents, $40 pei
100. 25 copies furnished AZ the 100 price
Mailed at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
4sl Broadway, New York.
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Roota & 5hOes

MIX Subscriber. having recently purchased tho
goods and taken the shop formerly occapied by
j. ~ HilI, on Franklin street, will sell Boots and
shoes cheaper than ut any other place In Bddeford
or saeo These war times demand economy, there
fore call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Having secured the services of Mr..
Isaac York. heis prepared ~ do all kinds Of Cns-
tom Work. Repairing done with neatness and dis
patch.
Having served over - years ct the Custom Shoe
business. he fatters himself that his work cannot
he exceied In style quality therefore would IN
vite the attention OF his friends In Biddeford sseo
and vicinity TO give him . call: ,,,.,, ,,,,cv
nidd.6,ri. March 1850. Smos39
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tn, u.r.rc Water. Mciodcou.,

Rosewood Cases, Tuned the Equal Tempera-
meut, with the Patent Divided Swell and Solo
Stop. Prices from IS 10 500. Organ Harmo-
NUNS with Pelal Bass, $50, 275 and $500
School Harmonious, 20, 90, 50 and 500. Al
so, MeloleOns and Harmonious OF the follow
ing makers-Priu~e X Co., Carhart 4 Need
ham, Mason 4 lIamlin, and 5. ID. II. W.
Smith, all Of which will be sold at extremely
low prices. These MelodeOus remain in tune q
long time. Each MelOdeon warranted for thre'
years.
rTAliberal discount 10 Clergymen. Church.
e., Sabbath Schools, Lodges, Summaries and
Teachers. The Trade supplied ON the most lib
eral terms. HORACE WATERS, Ag't,
ASH Broadway, New York.
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m iIlinE.

THE subscribers have erected at the corner
i Of Main and Lincoln 'treets, Biddeford, .
first class STEAM GRTS1-MILL. and placed
therein the necessary machinery for grinding
grain of all descriptions. The mill has three
run OF stones (IIurr) and oil the machinery ne
cessary 10 do Custom work. Farmers, mer-
chants and Others, having grain for milhng,
may depend upon having the work done in 'n'
best manner. ,oy, ponynrs
LOTHIAN PERKINS.
DiddeforJ. June -. 1861. 2'u
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plIES rIREl. No HrNErG.

The subscriber would inform the public that no
has discovered a remedy which speedily cures inc
most obstinate cases OF this distressing compliant
n l. an internal medicine. purely 'egetnhIe sha
perfectly simple and safe for the most deness pa
tient. We put Il up In mslable form. Win aifec,
tions for preparing. (Which 10 only 10 steep ~ ma
other necessary directions and on the recelpt ~
one dollar we will forward package To any ad-
dress by mail, post paid. .t,, .,
Trial packages will he mailed on ne Ieesip, OF
~ cents, In stamps OF ehants. run ps 49, -
q stamp enclosed. yViN ,o st'
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Ia eAsag form. aragsd ds Qsarfsfs and Jor
Mssseai Societies, cAoirs, SuHdly schools,
Publie ScAoois, SsEiaaris', etc.
Shall We know each other there! Shall we
meet beyond the riyerl De In time; There Is a
beautiful world; Don't you hear the angels
coming. Where liberty dwells Is my country
Freedom. Truth and Right national songs).-
l. then land OF love! Sorrow shall come again
no more. Price cents. Is cts. per dozen, -
per 100. Postage cent In sheet form, with
Piano accompaniment. % cts.
Published by HORACE WATERS, ISL Broad
way, New York, and for sale by n. L. Kemp,
Boston; Chas. s. Luther, Phila.; q. Crosby,
Cincinnati; Tomlinson & Brothers, Chicago,
and J. W. Mcintyre, 81. Louis. SWISS