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FIRE 81 MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or south Berwick, Mainc'
Capital. s2Oo,oOOU

Capital, SA"VV"
The business OF the Company ut present confined
10 Fire and Inland Navigation risks
This company having completed Its ORGANIZATION
Is now prepared 10 issue policies on Inland Nayi-
gation risks also against loss and damage ny nte.
Inland Insurance ON Goods 10 all parts OF the
country Fire Insurance on Dwellings, Furniture,
Warehouses, Public Buildings, Mills. Manuiacto-
ries. stores. Merchandise, Chips In port or whlie
building and other property. on as favorable terms
as the nature Of the risk will admit
Five year Policies issued on dwellings from "
"A per cent, for years, costing only nom 10 TO ~
cents per year on 800 Insured. All premiums pre-
paid In money, and no assessments made ON the as
sured, Losses paid with promptness. The Compa
nv trusts by an honorable aud prompt adJustment
OF iis losses TO secure q continuance oil the pubIc
confidence.
DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SMILEY w. KICKER, Secretary.
WM. HILL, Treasurer.
DIREcroRs-IIon. John N. Goodwin, Shiplcy w.
Kicker, David Fairbanks, Abner Cakes, John A.
Paine. lion. Vim. Hill. Thomas Quinby.
Biddeford and Saco Asency,-ofilee CITY Build
tfiS RUFUS SMALL & SON. Agents.
81 Nefcrs-by permission - to tho following
gentlemen
H.. l.. Cutter and Thomas ID. Locke, Jesse Gould,
Luke Hill Vim. Il. DOnnell IL. vi. Chanmah, o. W.
Lu0ues, John q. Adams, Thomas Day, John III. Al
len Charles II. Milliken, James Andrews, jas. u.
Garland, Leonard Andrews, Thomas IL. Cole, Ste
phen Locke, James u. Bracket, george " BOY
den
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5irs susnrunfs.
RUFUS SMALL & SON,
AuctiOneers e. Appraisers
Office in City Building, Bidd,iord, NJ
Entrance on Adams Street.

We are giving our whole time and attention 70
the above business, and represent the following
Companies as Agents, vir;-FAs Ma'saeAassns Ms,
tuai Li6s, located at Springfield, Mass, capital
over $4,000. In this company we have upon OUT
books over 800 members Of the first men In biu'
deford, Saco, and vicinity.
Also, the Nse England LIE Company, located ~
bursements TO its Life Members In 1858 was SJtD
COO We operate rs Agents for the following hre
coInpaniesi CAtista Mutual. OF Chelsea. Mass
Quincy Matsai, Quincy, Mass, PhontI, OF HART
ford Western Massachssstts, OF P1ttsheld. Piseafd
ana. OF Maine, all good, reliable stock companies
tsee enthusiastically Thankful for past favors
we ask for q continuance OF the same. Call and
see us and bring your friends. All business en-
trusted to US will be faithfully and promptly per
formed.
RUFUS SMALL q son.
Dlddeford, Juno -, 1860. lyrS
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~CoUNrRR PRODUCE
P.s.-All persons indebted to him previous 10
th. date. can have until the sOth Of April TO settle
with him W. peLLo,N.
DiddsfOrd, March 8, is62 i"H
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Dental Notice.

DRS. HURD Sc EVANS,
DENTISTS, SACO, ME-,
Once In Patterns Block, over the Post Or
fee, Pepperell Square.
One Of the partners may be found In the Office at
Dr. ilurd will DO a, the Osnes during the next
three weeks.
Saeo, Aug. -, lS6i. Iy36
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Sssal aotifss.
State of Name.
COUNTY OF YoRl

County TREAsuRER's Orrick,
Alfred May I. iS62.
IN conformity with Section Fifth: OF an act
i OF the Legislature Of the State OF Maine, emu,
lied IAN act relating TO fines and coat, Of Srmina
Prosecutions approved March .u ~ ~ a.
sv~,syats amount of costs allowed In each case In
Trimi5si prosecutions at the County Commission
ers, C6urt begun and holden at Alfred. within and
for said County OF York, on the second Tuesday OF
ApriL A. ID. lc62
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Change ln business

The subscriber, having removed his place ofbusi
mes. 10 Hooper Brothers, opposite the old stand
would take this opportunity thank his friends an'
patrons for their past patronage, and would solicit
a continuance Of the same at his new place, vhsr
no will continue TO sell
GROCERIES, WEST INDIA GOODS
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@istsllaHsoHs.
AB1JA1I rARBOx,
City Marshal,
Coroner and Constable.

81 once in the City Building. Residence, Main
Street. Biddef6rd.
All bills entrusted 10 him for collection will be
promptly attended to, and collected II possible.
Bddeiord, April 10. 1862. lsu
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Sanford Bank.

TINE injunction issued by the Supreme Judicial
/ Court against the President, Directors and Co.
OF the SANFORD Hank, at sanford, Maine, having
been made perpetual, And the undersigned having
been appointed and qualified ne Ieseivers nssice 10
hereby given that ali claims and demands against
said hank founded on ITS bills or other evidence OF
Indebtedness, must he laid before us ibr examinA-
ton, proof AVID allowance on or before the nino'
sesnth day Of August next
The undersigned will be In sesson nj the once Of
John II. Goodenow, In Alfred. on that day, and on
the first Wednesday Of each Intervening month.
Cor tbs paryoss Of receiving evidence OF such IN
debtedness.
join jSsi p 4. GGoopESow, As''a'"
W. q. CONANT, SSanford Bank
FEB. Is, iss2 3mos9
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy rs one OF tho most eapesi.
and uee,s,jui practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable OF putting their APP
plications In a form 10 secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Ohice."
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr. n. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications ON all but one Of which patents have
been granted. and that IL now pending. Such I'M
mistakeable proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads me TO recommend oil inventors TO
apply TO him TO procure their patents as they may
be sure Of having the most faithful attention BE-
slowed on their cases and at very Reasonable char
ses." JOHN TAuuAhr'
During eight months the subscriber, In course OF
his large practice made on tulet rejected applica-
tions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one OF which
was decided In his favor by the Commis.ionsI OF
Patents. H. ii. EDDY
Boston. December 2, 1861. lyr5i
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T N lHa EeRnzz RERRaH PlagR DEFe4D TO AeazuE
@@issslIantons.
Real Estate for sale In Dayton.

THE subscriber. having re-
N moved to Biddeford, offers Tor
sale all Of his REAL ESTATE,
f6ftSt4x attn afed In DAYTON. consisting
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-19
roR rnR sPrnrr o. run ~

FOR TEE sPIRTf or RIM A0A
TO MISS j. G. wy O. W. cUTaRrElh
How I pipe and languish for thse,
Jennie dearl
How I wish thou vert before me,
And 70 tell how ador0 thee,
Jennie dear!
How / spend whole hours in thinking.
Jennie dear
when the astral lamps ere blinking.
Till the star thou lowest ID sinking.
Jennie deaFl
Thinking Der the days % joyous,
Jennie dear
ualioWe9 BY thy words ~ giorious
A the sainted hoaven.b0rn choguSt
Jennie dear
OIL without thee all ID dreary,
Jennie dearI
And my lonely soul Il weary.
When thy benutcOus forms not near mN
Jennie dearl
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change your iuteados, and not sBgsgs IN
NJ or if Jon have began, stop Whe'e
you are. ..YoaV conscience, humaois
and mercy must call upoa you 20 deaist
trom such . business. You will oertainlY
NOT turn . deaf ear 70 The widow md dc
orphan, whose cries ascend up 20 heavon
IN Pitiful tones Cor. succor. Bot if yon
will oonti0ue yOaP work of death, u d.
sDes Of oil these fassa. ias useless loplos1
nore with you. Asd IL che Conventiou
viii not come to the relief Of the peopls,
they Themselves should grid on t6eir %.
mor and 60 forth to battle and coatinas @
che field until our land i I'd o. the sy;W
spOMster.
Then rally ~ sons % tRuth anA justice.
And for the fight prepare,
TO battle for Tie holy eanses
Gotnat anime gnAnt, and Wnr.
The dem0n vile he must b met,
And vnnQnished 6g 0uf aRmD:
TIE Old North state IL must Be rid
O. such O lAWlo01 band.
New Till, n. C. w. T.0.
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n rns se1sIr or rnse Aor.

- -@A#@4l 1484. 8Ss##k sN#e
Nm. EDrTon Al present i great deal
IS being ssid I'D NTiiton Ooncefning the
destruction q ttnia IL - manulaeturing
Of ardsnt spislh. j. .st1g ioSne q your
excellent Epiih, 80 - 1sb,o Appeals
TO the good r>1ple q - Dlnlo - dcsist
Ifrom c-onnuniSE - huonA1suGa of she
county ii thioyS6holy Wy. But if these
distilIera viii hesa your adnDonlsions,
people 4 No. aESi".1Tss s s . !. "a
for the suGsu@E poor~fko % and
children Of y.snsSy - C~oovsniion,
whom We Mute connidof Ske protector of
our rights, ~ Is whom " look Sor Z re.
drss Of griev1 WI 81 ID he msttcr
and that speodity ton.
Distilloriss oontinue g GO up In our
midst. The do1tso1e. neems benton his
work Of death. Hin ten. must Be caught
and held security if noh N awfnl dssti>
ny aWaita q, &nroofe = there l. = God 10
Heaven. AmIn fcmntked IN my presslcc
. short time ihea thot Is vm going to
stnst thres ptilh Akol be was going
to gise he popr man : hettsr chance 10
get Whisksy than The most 81 dietiIlcn ;
be would givtlhim uhi6key ia exchange
for corn; he wonld allow him ! little
more Tor corn than any one slsc, and give
him better N1gaip IN whiskey than he
lcould obtain kcee, md therebylI sup.
pose h6 AinEn rep bic Viz md wFetched
eseablish1ent u 1hl cbcrntiOe. % long a
!, there i any enin in the country 70 be come
Int. 'oomoA WA84ay. H aA4itD that il Il
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Fresh Medicines 1 Toilet Articles.

v VHE subscriber has the pleasure Of announcin:
- 20 his friends aud the public generally, that at
war and Interruption OF trade, he has procured .
trese supply Of Medicines, Toilets, and other aTticIe>
IN his line, which be has been unable to furnish for
some time past. he has to pay CASH for all he buyr,
ana hopes that such Of his patrons ~ do not Iay
promptly will take the hint. and that all in arrears,
VINO have not gone 20 the seat Of war 20 aght for oar
Independence and dearest interests, win pay up their
arreafaget. or Q part e least 30 that he NAV I've abi /,
pleniahed.
Al. orders lfom Tie country tunless nom
prompt and reliable partieel win no unnoticed, AZ not
accompanied with the CASH. or us equivalent.
p. n. PESCUD,
Druggist Raleigh, n. I,
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fear then OF crcakiog ~heeh q Jon move
along tho great higAWfy " hse. /.
Then, on the par, ~, = oC"es1'c nsp.
P'nes' re earnestly -, eeee"t,
- para Ps'sO".. ..eess 20
IL me Ii.nogs ~ S1ns's arg
- s1dom.
e''e', 80. nna aloc's.ss > -: "DS
Con- aP 90 edeedCs .nas 1len. anc
49, 80
-, = Z ~ =. = Pun
No ~. ing an0 49, - ...nuloss
INC .ncescs.caOle, o.en y ~ me,c'y
TO les the oenefs lsFne NOV tnat
sney arc snese' anY q sn'eA'"g o. sny
IDioe ~ Palscusa.1 - % Oe Nm.
Ger any sensc Up '.s.y y soO0ns"g
J. mucn - Pees'Pse als,oppos cesnectsu
win lne animal I~pngssoess t0Oqgn evc1
Oreatnln8 magnss Ana ooghA " 0c Maa
aged m perfect s,l4nce. NOV, u we're
only In inns that dItsgsee.ble personal hal'-
I ito are practassd, iEwou'd noe inter.
tere with the ha2t'pe.. o. n'nc-tenths OF
I the people N theewosld; b.t The mlafor-
time \, home . tle plaes where they are
70 Be noticed - foil swing-tO nee . cOn'-
. mon. expression. lndesa, perhaps there
+ are few perDons who DO rot 10 . degree
Il least, mar doilcasic happiness by per-
sisting IN Persopal peculiaTitics which they
know are unpleasant 20 those arouDd them.
b Harmless thetohEbiu may he in them
: selves, perhaps; bot innSnuch ~ they are
l. teasing, anuSyine, and igrisating to others
:. lfh.~ - A~swl~~~ NJ. %hov -
y criminaL becauuc they aes accompanied By
. most unalniablc disregard y tie feeling
Of otheps.
i TO make home truly hnppy, tie mind
10 muss b cnI;vuied. II 4 al vesy well 10
i say that 4 man Nd his wife. and their
,e childrsu, II thsysh Any, onrh. 70 be
o. company enough for eack .othsT, without
az sOcisty .elsewhsra; sud Il 8 cutie right
that # should be g: but what IL they
4. have notbisr Is - 70 eech other, as rcas
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II AVING been afflicted for twenty-six years
III with this terrifying disease. and finding mn
relLeL, I Anally discovsaed q VEGETABLE O.ST-
MENT, which ] believe IL Unparalleled In its efira.
~ and now o4er this remedy 10 the publi". N ~
most enectual and speedy cure, ever discover II ihe
tngfedienfs Of this Ointment are PURELY Wei.
win eject q cure.
The ointment 10 sold only by mysclf and JOHN
MlALT, ana oy sending q, ana naeeen cent? Ia
where In the Southern Confederacy. Address
Raleigh, July n, 1861. 4S-iy
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roR ~ sp1ll4 or - A
TIE DY.IH6
ArN-Ike NotAer'e, Ko,a

ENZFA IA
Ths midnight stars bsamsd mournInIly
Above the battle plain,
Where heaps Of hobls soldiers lay,
The valiant-yet the slain.
Amidst this piteons scene there ny
One living human form,
but death, the ruling monas6h thosos
HID chilled his Likelihood sWaRm.
Victims Of death around him strewn,
Weg hesped upon each other;
Reg 4dieA Of the scene he smiled-s
And gently whispered Mother"
And then the. silver cord ID loosed,
Almist his VISION dime,
No hand II near 70 close bis eyeA
Or straigat his stiEsned limbs.
Then issued from the gCldea gates,
A stream Of heavenly light
And angel voices called him home
where there ID, no more night
The midnight air among the trees,
He-eehoed the death knell.
His spirit took its LOFTY flight,
he ~trIumphcd though he ten. CLAUDIA
&zZz< ~NE XZ
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FOR rms sPIRlr or - AoR.
GOING TO M An AwnxLs,

Within = little cottage door,
On . summer Sabbath even,
Sat . geatle blue-eyed hoy,
Gazing On the western heaven;
The starry sentinels came forth,
In their FURNISHED armor bright
And look'd upon the thoughtful b6y
Through the gathering shades Of nlghk
He gaxed on the azure chamhsrA
Counting the spots in the blue; E0ooR,
Thought they were holes in heavens
70 let the bright glory through:
His mother asked, What thinkestthom;
Ny little SON, 50 quiet now r
"OIl want to be IN angel,
And before Gods throne TO bow"
"You wish to b an angelf
Tell me why, my precious boy r
" Heavenss away up there Mothes,
And the angels in their JOY,
Do everlove and worship God
AnN atpnHa my keask 20 Be thola,
Longs TO love and Worship too,
And Be u ais t6fon6 near"
(hssst
How thrilled these words the mothsTs
And smoothed his silken hair.
Softly shc whispered unto him
Of the bright angelic band;
He asked her strAnge, deep qucstionA
OF that fAr-oG glori0us land
He knelt beside his notheg's kDea,
And lisped his evening prayer;
Heaven heard bis simpaoetFaim Dublimo,
Thore ehildswOrb ngNot and roeo:
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GREENsBOROUGH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

rA1S ALL LOOSR FhOAFTL1I
nLRECTORS:-John A Mebanc, w Mcdonnell, G
y Cele, N II , Wilson, VIM Barringer, David Nc.
knighk. = 8 Sherwood, Jed II Lindsay, Greensboro';
4 Wnght Wi@ington Robert 3 Troy, ,Lumber-
yoAi Alexander Miller. Newberne; Thadeus Me-
tee Raleigh Thomas johnson, Yanceyyille; Dr.
w Q Ramsey Wadesoorough Rev u @ Maynard.
k1AMktnton; Dr IL Watson, Watsonville.
OvTTCRns.
MHD WILSON, President.
JED III LINDSAY Vice President.
PMENDENHAtL, Attorney.
RkEER ADAAS Secretary and Treasurer.
Nm ACUAALNG, General Agent.
IA min E1scutiv. Committee.
All communications on business or the once ahouA
- cent 70 PETER ADAMS Secretary,
' 48-N GreensborouQh. N g.
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A CURE FOB THE PILES.

AaRnet as. 1861.
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ron smH sPIn1R % I'm Aa9


Just and glorious, ths eauss hSis ssponosd-
On " Zoals wall" % usuA
Seeking what would - lost TO HsoReAt
Ere the great harvest comes.
Peace. bland goddess may Il cyss b his:
Heaven, sweet Heaven I his safe aaohDnR.
Junct0, tri0, Hno !: faith, hope, charity,
Holds he, and ever shah be his guide,
"OnwardIs "Upwardls his motto. he eyies
Yer, God d our refuge Tor q be died
Live or did" wsil meet again.
Ire the heavens shall pass AWAY.
DERRICK.
Richmond. Va, Fsb. Q, 1884
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Bethel Regiment 70 be ReOrganized.
Executive Department N. G..
AdiUtant Generals Once,
RAIKIGH. Jan. 9th 1895

TINE FIKST REGIMENT n. c. VOLUNTEERS
being disbanded, Q Regimenl Of Volunteer for
The war viii be formed TO take its place. All the Com
Ranics % the old Hsgtms1t about % re-OrRanise for
eslsy, With the viey q gOing. into this Regiment,
AodrSaonal V0lunteag Companies Tor the war WIN
. accePted, 10 Whom Q b0unty o1 afeen dollar peF
IN VIII BE paid Sy the stats, and any By ths Con-
t0uf O1eers viii ~ eommissioned : with a less nun
eera appointments VIII begiven a. follows A Captain
- eofty men. First Lisatehant for twenty-five, second
LAe1fenant 6fteeu.
The Militia who have bean ordered ON duty aud TO
% IN readiness, Can sin avail themselves Of thia on
p0rfunlty or getting into the Volunteer service. ana
tne nanher 80 doing win b credited 70 their respec-
- order Of Gov. n. Z. Clark
J.. @. MARTIN.
AdjnEant General.
EeO. j, lS64. 3LIt
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HaHR NO1TK CARO11uA MUTUAL LrFe L.
sURANCE COMPANY insurss hsslthy wl..sh
RSs.enas from u q g years Of aga, for gear
~ Z ys1rs enA Coz nla ALSO, healthy slaves
ADn 10 - g yeess ~ 49,, for Z or 5 years.
C4AS. 3. JOHNSON, Presideae
81. ~. HUSTLED. Attorney.
w. B. JONES. Treasurer.
All desired Information eiven BY Agents In n
- toWns end villages of the State, and BY
Raleigh. Dec. ,. 1855. ISL
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VOLUNTEERS ROR THE WAR.
r DESIRE 10 RAISE SIX COMPANIES Foka
j the w1r: Ny once h the one occupied by the Iatei
=. Marriott TIE company officers will have the
right % elect their nsd 6@cers. I shall Walt, VITA
osesr psEsona e1gAgea with me-. the various Minister'S
J SOhngtOn, Wake, and probably other COuntAa-
Liberal b0unties offered. I'm q few days I win pah-,
Ia notices % Be sent cut among my friends. II
AAlslgA. January l1h, lssa. 81
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co

North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co
HIS GDmpany has been N suecesstul opera.
eon oyaf 10 years. aud continues TO take risks
upcA Al classes Of property in the State, (exsspe
stsam Mtlls and fnTpsntiDs Distllsries, upoh f.
Fnne4ntia8 - %, 3loato $1,000 49,
s In country ribs, and lie present capital g over
|Nevsn Kindred TkOaiand Dollays, IL bonds pres.
oEiy secured.
Ihe average cpet OF InsuRanes npon the plan o.
|thia 0onRAuy has been less than one third az one
pereent per annum. on Al grades OF prspsrsy e..
Brood In its oPoeakions.
All communieations IN reference 20 insur.oos
sAeuld b addrsssed to Tie Secretary, postpaid.
7. II. 6ELBY PRESIDE.
HAnDsH s. 6nrfn, sss,y;
July =. 1889. Is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
A POWERFUL BALsAM.-A manufactures
and vender of anack medicines recently

A POWERFUL BALsAM.-A manufacturer
and venicr of quack medicines recently
wrote to friend for n strong reccommsn-
dation fur his. the manufacturer BAL
sam" IN few days he received the fol-
lowing. which we call pretty strong
Dear SIR The land composing this
farm has hitherto been so poor. that a
Sco,chman could not get living off il.
and so stony that we had to slice our boz
tatoes and plant them elgeways; but hear
ing of your balsam. | put some on the
corner Of ten acre field lrrounded by q
rail fence. anil in the morning | foud that
the rock hal entirely disappeared. neat
stone wall encircled the field. AMI the rails
were split into irewood and piled up SYM
metrically in my back ysrd. l put half
an ounce in the middle of huckleberry
swamp--in two days it was cleared off.
planted with corn and pumpkins, and a
row of peach-trees in full blossom through
the middle. AS an evidence Of its tremen-
dous strength. | would say that it drew a
striking likeness Of my eldest son. drew
him ont of of mill-pond. drew a blister
all over his stomach. drew o load of po-
tatoes four miles to market, and eventual
ly drew prize of ninety seven dollars in
a lottery"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
Stampede Of Mr.. Mason,s Slaves.

The slaves of James NJ Mason. a recent
inmate Of Fort Warren. now in England
have decamped from Winchester in q
body and made their way to Philadelphia
Il is currently reported also. that one O.
Mr.. Mason's daughters has become hope
lessly insane from the various family mis-
fortunes Washington Dispatch.
No one can hear Of 20 sad catastrophe
as the insanity of a daughter. produced By
the crime OF the father. with other feelings
than those of pity for her. and detestatior
of him. but if there is man in the Unior
who is not glad that Mason's slaves have
run away, he is just the sort of stuff te
make a rebel soldier Of We wish one o
the blacklist and ugliest Of the lot would
60 to England and be invited BY some phi
lanthropic Earl SALISBURY to seat in th'
gallery of the Peers beside his former own
err We could almost be willing to cross
the Atlantic to see the old. iasolent. true
ulent scoundrel's face IS his Niger polite
ly tipped his hat in condescending recogni
ton Of him.-znd. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
AYERS
COMPOUND Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula. but also those other affec-
tons which arise from il, such ERUrTIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrHoSY's FIRE,
RosE, or ERysIrELas, PIarLEs, PusruLEs,
BLorcHEs. BLAISs and BoITs, TuNoRs, letter
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RISGwoRN,
RHEuNArrsM. SYpHfLirIc and MRRcuRIAI Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLoop. The popular belief
in in,purity of the blood" is founded in truth,'
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible III
contaminated constitutions.