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tins does not effect the principle for which
we are contending; it only proves that
restriction upon free speech by those in
power is meant only for political oppo-
nCntS.
Judging, however, by the tone of the
leading papers of the country upon the
proceedings against Vallandigham, we do
not see any reason to apprehend any Sc
flouS interference with the liberty of
speech and OF the press Here and there
merccnary sheet, pensioned upon the
Administration thinks it necessary to ap-
p-aUd whatever It's dependents performs,
bit they are not numerous. In tie great
cIty of New York but a single paper
justified the outrage upon Nallaudigham
tn The other hand that proceeding met
with ster condemnation, and that, too,
from the highest republican autho ity.
Ihc Evening Post was decided in its ex-
preston OF dissent against encroacllmcnts
upon popular liberty. Since then it has
returned TO the subject and, after ma
king due allowance for the folIies and
mistakes in which public speakers and
editors some times indulge, closes with
the following in f;.vo~ of the great right
OF freedom of thought and Of discussion.
- but these errors are of small account
IN comparison with the importance of
X ei ing public agents in intimate contact
with the public nj al. and. better than
that, with the pubic heart They are
"t small! moment in comparison with the
nee" s~ity which exists ii all free govern
Il Il
20 every measure which affects he inter-
cS:s OF the community on ihc rights of.
Individuals. Let us have then, wc say,
the fullest discussion of the acts of the
government, bat lct that dSunion b. con
Quoted with q Grey and moderation
Even the nonsense of Ea!landigham or
the malicious ins,lniti.-S OF Brooks mist
I" tolerated for ilIc sake oc lie vital l,riE-
cpl oi free 81 eccl and uiccnccd pIin-
ling. Should the carry their follics to
such a pitch rs tn tr,nch uncn the law.
lie; the iud;citi tribunals see TO their pun
i>hmcnt. But only wien those prove
themselves incompetent 20 lie task should
the ST., n" arm of the military force b.
invo ed to sup. j. he deficiency"
OwNEE> OF '>I',TENrHp L>Np-'I'he
Net Of Assembly in relation t. the cr;rdu-
;;:i:@ and valuation Of unra!c;tcd lands
iy the commissioners OF the several
Counties Of Pennsylvania, VIII expire,
ly It's own limitation, on the first day Of
tu~rst, 1868. Those interested, had
tt"r tax" advantage of il III time, and
have their lands appraised by he Com
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( 80 ar.iHg.

Not AL lie hollow h:raugue> of dcma-
go%ucs, stall tine false logic OF pignv
statesmen, not all the decisions Of all the
Jude lcavittS in the land can convince
the Am rican people that they are
not f. m n living under Constitution
which is their safeguard. inviolablc alike
ia time % peace and in time of war bv
th"., temporarily in thc administration of
9ov@rnm~" 1T anil not all the procia;na-
'irn~ Of l'rc-i,i, m. tic orders nf q War
department, ori.s Suho"ylinates. the threats
q: sn"n'dcr-..."9ptd aun%cys, the tcrrors
OF h;:~,i.,' a. hay Mt. can lravc": \, N
fi,-rr a-e,---i-.~. I'D, # need -. la~iatair-
ing tn Ii tu'i. every ri.ht Guaranteed 10
IL NJ by t." filslJmnntai law OF the Ianl
a.:l the statutes enacted il pursuance Of
H.
v" a-r not vet slaves, AMI do not mean
- b.. Some may qaail and many may
suffer bat the great heart Of The Ameri-
can reople beats strong. and, let tn strife
n rcaceful OF bloody. the constitutional
RIGHTS OF the rcople will be maintained by
the people AGAINST all The ats. confriyancas
and force that iucipiont despotiSm may
bring to bear against tham.-Pt,7of aud
! -DiO8
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livery Stable.
The undersigned

IL The undersigned
respectfully informs the travelling public.
far and near. that they are prepared To fur
niSh. 6n tie shortest not 'Ce. Horses. Bug
@joS, Hacks and every Other convcIirrce IA
tlat line az very reasonable prices TO all
who favor them. or desire t. he accommo
dated They viii. also run lrggics ar Hacks
to Ehensi urE. Chr>t Springs: and will con
meet with tie different passenger trains on
tie Penua. Railroad at CrCsson Station,
giving travellers the shortest time "n the
road. t. or from anv "f The above name
places, of any other line
rHiLiP UE|ZOG & co
Mav G. lsG2 en-
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Office

n Office 7. tier,
testamentary on the estateuf Richard Sharr.
late Of Washington township. deceased,
have been granted TO the subscriber. resi-
ding in said Township. All persons having
claims against said estate will present them
properly authenticated. and those indebted
to the same will come forward and.maEe
payment. CHARITY r, SHARP
ExecutriX.
April %, l863-Gt.9
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O. DIS0LUTI0M. "a

Til cNpartncrslsin lately exi. ting between
Shoem' ker A!ans & Co., in the lunll er
business has been this day disoIvcA
SHOEMAKER ADAMS & co.
The business viii still BE- conducted on a
more extensive scale than lerctof,re l,y E.
II. Shc' maker & Il,pple who are authorized
to settle all accounts # The late firm.
+. SHOEMAKER & co.
Ebcnsburg May 3, 1928.
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N.
David Netz.,cr. 7 urth WI :.
Cyrus Hart.
James Downcy, ST.. Dad VIZ
james nnwncv. Ir. 2rrd W'd
Raltza Killer. 3rl WI
J I'm f. M'Kcl zie Chess Snirgs
7 rough
Emanuc James Miuvifr B rough
James NJ. Rifle. SumuitviiIe
Barnugh.
Josephine Frees. SumnIityflie
i rough.
L.cnhart Kist. Tay!or township.
Fiancis Setz. Cncnaugh Bor
Daniel iitzincNr. Chest Springs
Borough.
John Brady. 81 WI J"irnst"wr.
Michael j. Piott. Sn>q"e!'anna To-,
Henry Schnahe, 4lh Il .j"lnstOwn. -
JOHN BiFdc, > W" }, J,l.ustowi. :.
Lawrence Sohr"th. CarroIftown, -
Ad lpLus Wi1le. Ttyl township, *
Dar.ie! MD nali Cambria + r.. .'
lanes u iarnilr,n. Wi;inore B r,
Casper Fnx. 81 WI Jnirrstown.
Adam Kurt Cambria p, rough.
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= ~-~Ti T.
~ Letters "f Administration on
tie estate nC Su>au Glass hate of f enSburz
Cambria o"uu.y. have lceT granted to tie
subscriber. by ;he R"cl~fcr uf Cambria
c.uutv. \: p,rs,'ns ifhchrr,i "a said estate
will make payment; and persons having
claims against me salue vii! present them
!luvcm III settlement.
: / GLASS, Admir-
II \ y L. I'll.
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CAMBRIA COUNTY. IS.
SEAL The Comm nwcalth of FCnhsyl-
vaIia to the Sheriff Of said
County Greeting:
If John j. Evans make you secure of
prosecuting his claim, we command you
that yoU summon by good and lawful sum
moners. James Nicholas Evans. Erasmus
Evans. Theophilus J. Mundon and Eienor
his wife, Mary Ann Evans. and Mary Evans.
(motler of Thomas Griffith Evans. decd
late of your county. 50 that they be and ar
pear before our Judges at Ehensi ur@ at our
County Court of Common Pleas, there to be
held on the First Monday Of June next, to
show wherefore, whereas, they the said John
j. Evans, and the aforesaid James Nicholas
Evans. Erasmus Evans. Theoplilus j. Mum
don and F.llenor lis wife. Mary Ann Evans.
and Mary Evans, hold together and undivi>
ded a certain tract of land. situate in Cams
bria township. Cambria County. adjoining
lands Of James and George Mills. Poland,
Jenkins e Co.. John Lloyd. and others. con
tanning 826 acres and 1874 rerches more or
less. of which the said James Nicholas
Evans Eras Evans. Theoplilus J. Mundon
and Eleanor his wife, May Ann Evans. and
Mary Evans, deny partition to be made ie-
tween them accor' ing to tie form of :he
statute in such a cas-" made and provided.
and uniusty permit the smmc to he done
contrary to the form ct the statute very uE-
Justly, and against the same laws and Gus.
toms as It's said. And have YOU ther and
there the names of those summon, rs aud
this writ
Witness the Hor,.rahic t;rOPCE TtY-
LOR. President J"agcof n:Ir said Court. at
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NBENSBURG MARKET
PORT Revised weekly hy
ROBERT DAVIS.
p9TCF>
Flour per bbl-Extra Family,
NJ office

~ The f'llpwing named persons
have lileG Petitions fer I.icf ns.. Which vii
be presented for tie act N f the c. urt uf
Quarter Sessions of Cambria County on
Monday the First day uf June next. 10 wit:
Peter Fink First W'd .Inhnstnwn. Ta rnrn
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A nc ioIcers Notice.

ioncers NOf:ce.
THE undersigned having obtained a Ii
cense a. auctiontcr in Cambria county from
SAMUEL j. ROVER collector Of the Nation
altax law for the 18th District Pemna HErE
ny GIVES NOTICE, that he will attend TO the
duties Of an au. tiCuter for MI persons which
may wish to employ hin,-all applications
made personally rr by letter aIhcs~ei to
Loretto. L. O. will he promptly attenfal to.
ENOS c. McMCLLEN.
Ebcnshurg Dec. 18th 1862
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The Educated Mules
TIE C1Mp:EY DF PFsF1 EraS

viii - introduced by Dan Gardner,
In variety OF Laushable Perfor,
Elgccs.
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- : '''''''S'
IN. &o r3..d:
81. X, ,~a tho sa;,.s.,
'", @.":H H''E ~ "."''>f pa u Il. 'i'
h"-'H''' ','"i'','' e, Il "a> S,i'c
~" ''SL''' ~ u, t''!'N''' S'".' \
amt =" \''IN q. '.iI' i'7poc' i"'
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''''" "'-n q u I'll Il E';c.'
'''.'' ''"' ,' ''''-', "'''' '-S'';
i,'-' ~ ''"' i'NG n''I''''r"
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w. ''' Ni-no'.S '''i 'r"'' l. III
", >''''y MAO - ~ al ''!t'
81" - 49, "'''.' rom
60 '',' ''H' ',.'" - '"''' are ~
,r ''''' ~ my - III !"
,I:'t :'' .'''''',1''. i. =" "'',"'@ 80 very II"
~ 80 "'''' IL " "'F.- ii'E rave
''" 'I''. It" ''[f 'i'' mos iS'iS-i-
Wv '' = 'i'''''-, Inc "'S' h1"'ihrH'
~, ''', '"'' l''''i!! Que on S;'r'h
"'" "'.5 '''N' nc. o'a"'@iE di\Iatd ihe
""" IN" TWO parts, TO wit: DcSc'n-
,I''> W ia II -Fl'h$, Whp f'lr Sch' 'ie
'''N ih!''n' I''a, ana ordinary m"Iia :,
,'''. u Il"eF "pt"Id,s, representing
81 4" '''''N@ Oh IN f'ohe goEera y.
-''S '-i'7'"'"I'hi N"u!o Satisfy me
>'''-'H'''il %, cur New i-al!;,nd friends,
"''H oi4cci l" l.: bot ih.re Is
" -\'W f-A2"nd hia.tI:oPy
'', '.c''" pcti'ciiN ih'oieran'e when
do rr"r'ca' dIryc-!''H- IN con-
VI 'hrIr own S'Ire'lo'IiT, ana the low
,>.'..''' formed by iiIem OF the neral and
,.. u, ,,';l qualities "i oLh"rS' maze mem
-. ''' '''' ''Tr',.'.''ce OF Scnoo.hi;lS''r' IN
'',." ''r, poAtc7 IN iac'' IN every
"'''' ol lllr ihey ihinE II Is lrilan-
"''. .c amt charitable to be continually
.'''','- '""9S "h'h' tiley 'ii'hN 'sS au-
,'.,'' .l'''h ,hey are, ana 10 coinPel tili''
'''..', .''I'y o, thought winch seems 10 Dc
''" l" 'n'" .haPpls'eSS' anu which IL
''"' - Drought ABOUT Wot'i" lei'oier
""''c Norlu an ihtel'cci"'tl solltude'
:, D| =" inc characterlS'ics ol 'lT NtW
'"'-'',''t mind Is, as we nave already
.,''''' 'hc disposition to divide men INTO
,L .,>,', o' w,lch 1t seldom knows more
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A administrators Notice.

4 dn; illustrators Notice.
"A Letters cf A'ui,~
jstration having been granted by the Regis
ter of Cambria county, to the undersigned
On the estate Of Aaarcw J. Farrell. late of
SusqueLanna township. Cambria connty.
deceased all persons having claims against
tie said deceased are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them properly authenticated for set
tlcneut ara those indebted are required 10
make payment without delay
JAMES T. KIRKPATRICK, !
HENRY G KIRKPATRICK, -A"'' T.
April Is. 1863 -Gt.
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Ehensbu-c, the 26th CAV Of Much. \. ID.
1868. JOS M'pGNAI u.
Attest ProthCiutarv.
JOHN BUCK. Sheriff
April %. 1868 st
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L>or II ent,
April %. l863-Gt. Q

i THE STORE ROOM ON
High Street lately occupied by ID. J Evans
& Sn, Clothing Strre.
wv kI1rEIL.
Eueusbnrg. April 30. ie63-l
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INOr TX enf.

HOr Rent.
Il The office OH Main street. in said
Borough, formerly occupied by d. W. Lew
is, NJ. D.. Of which possesSi N viii he given
Immediately. WM KFTTELL.
Jan. 81. 1s63~1u
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Best Circu- Eutertain-na,+

Comprise the LARGEST and best that
ever travelled. Great r.A pense has
been incurred in bringing them to-
L-ther, and we intend 10 give the
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EBENSBURG & CRESSON RAILROAD

EBENSDURG " CRESSON EA1LROAD.
On and after Monday, December %, 1862,
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EGENSBURG-
At 40 A. NJ. connecting with Mail East
and Phla. and Bait. Express West
At 6 35 P. NJ. connecting with Express
East and Fast Line West.
LEAVE CRESsoN-
At $50 A. NJ. or on departure of Mail
Train East.
At s 90 p. NJ, or on departure Of Fast Line
West
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen. Supt
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kslIlHai DiSCric, E2Sporl

ihe C"''h'y SUI eflntcndent OF Cambria
cnm'y
me I's''cS nt Washington t"w''>s'n.
rfr'T, i"f 'i'. Er''"' wear 'n'-" & N III"
HrS' Moh"'y III Juhe fFC3.
W.."ie hl'h'icf "l Hch""IS
Manner yer r'Grr'h
Whole number 1t female tcaci"rS
Whole nn'n"er at mn'stlIs taught by H."'
IN all the sch"o!S 81
W h"it iumter "i months taught hy females
In All 'hc fch""'S
Averag" salaries OF females per mor'h so
Nu'nh'r "f '"lrh"fS "X amino ! IN the DIST.
ny co. Nnl'nn 'nd,Lt III presence Of
w, ,"S'F'
w, no. ID u ".'in' %
u'"e ""'h ''rF q" l''Na," ="
'l'''''p'F ~ mac scholars attcn. m"
school IN 'fe ''strct l-?1
average nnmhcr / females l,"l
N'''l''eF OF mas On 'ho d".!ar Tor sci'""i
'rp"SFS II
,,r'r't =" ,tF e. I't',,'G t'x iori ri'TPr'' c j
schol purposes S.fe, g
3mount "f TAX loved FOR
huI"ln@ purposes S.GS,lS
rom state appropriation
Tor me present year $4,000
FROM ne collector ~ school
>, lax rec GATE "f last r-l'nrt $500 -
'ioih '""n'N treasurer l"r
uhSe"''o i8h" 'ih'e last -eP"ft SS2,."
-
Total rSce'.is &'"S2-"9
r, y -
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oTrains will stop at stations marked
'' =" only .'hen signal is given.
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that hes eyer been witnessed an thi
country. Lous at the
GREAT RTJSTFS
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DAN GARDNER.
- I<4tt.t III U IIit ! rNl,
Miss Eliza Gardue err

II certainly the best Female Esues-
vi.lu IIs existence. She executes the
most .iegaGt = Hd classic motions, COM
hincd With daring LeapiHg. splendid
Dancing, &c, upon me back of her
Tpici,ed horse, hile at fUII motion,
concluding with h"r dashins act OF
LEA!iNIi THROUGH l. B.lics..
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and jui.,e for yourselvesi
Mr.. Richard Hemmings,
the great american Horseuan. and
Tight ttoP- Dancer. lie viii apBear
NJ each Entertainment in 4 greet
yaII.ty OF his thrilling Perfnr1nancrs.
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The Washington Republican says the rea-
son for Gen Hooker's renovation it was
that, although politely put into the form OF
being "relievsd at his own request was
Gan extraordinary military necessity" The
Republican does not explain, but leaves it
plainly to be inferred that Hooker showed
himself incompetent to the situation. The
statement of the Washington correspondent
Of the New York Commercial is: "Gen
Halleck demanded his removal, and that hi
was seconded very strongly in his requests
by most of the cabinet. Senator Wi lson la
bored hard against the change. Many Q
the allegations made against Hooker are th'
same as in McCleIlan's case, disobedlence Of
orders, refusing to report ito Gen Halleci
and many other charges"
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTI ENE>--r
ISAAC FARRINl.nnN.s mn -. ~ 1 .
ISAAJ fAkklNGNON'S ESTATE

Al Probate Court held al ST Johr,,lsury IN
ON the slGh DAY Of June A ID. ls6S. -'SN'''1
Whereas. Leonard r. Browne. administered. -, ,h-
t'e ~ lsA-S harrington, late oi Barnet in said district de-
ai 1" present has account against sad ,-iai, ,,r So,
H4aoa ana ALLOWANCE Tor The purpose making lar- -
Anu distribution 81 the residue 81 said estate urr .
decree 90 SAID cUuTf anuc the persons who an, IN ~
ehird !" The sames-lt Is Therefore ordered IN -
S'NIa llal liie same under CuilSderarir, =,
&c heard al the Probate once IN 81 JuhIsbury on H. ,i
CAY q" July. A ID I>aS. Andif l. further ordered ~,
Al lcrsnii> interested Ice notified hereof ty l,ucai -
cS al the record 81 this order In the Calelafl ~,
eu al 81 Johnsbury, three weeks sucoessiyely lr,yi
10 sad il.le 81 hearing that They NAV alrtar -
contest the allowance 81 sand account Ii they See cu
aud Also lee heard by said oourI in the matte, ~
Partition and distribution OF said estate
By The court,
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Jue,.
Atrue copy Of record
Se-5i Attest. ASA l. FRENCH. Jua-e
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT

hUbfAl MCfAhI-ANUS ESTATE.
Al Probate CUuII held IL ihe Probate OIiiCe Ia $
JOai>buTy, GA The 10th day OF June. A ~. 1858.
Whereas. Balh Uaey tsikerSun. adTIl;l>iraia- T,.
estate al R0tclI Mcfarland laie Of Barnet. in said d.
iICllcoeaSel, Proposes 10 render account OF hiS an
i>iraivn and a. present his account against SAID sla
ivr examination and allowance ior u purpose Of maS3l
lLrtlvl c >iTil ui The residue said estate.
del decree 81 sand o1u1, among Tie per,ilS who ly
iaA eil4Ic 10 the IL l. lheiciUe ,cTcG lE
Uoali Leaf said application come under l>derailu al
lr heard al The probate Office IN ~ uislry the llti
day ~ Julg A ID. l>63. And IL l. further ordered thai
al seT>ll> Interested Ice nuied hereof by publication
copy The record lhls order In The Caeduuiau pril
al al ~ 10 >urg. three weeks SacoeSsivelg previous
said time II hearing. lha they may appear aud UOgrel
he allowance 81 said account, if they caue and as
be hard hy said count, Tie matter u Partition al d.
iribgiiJu u said esiaie.
b. Court,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, judge
A true copy oi record,
525i Attest, ASA l. FRENCH, Judc-
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A correspondent of the: Herald, dating
Maryland Nights, 2Sth, says Gen Hooker
visited that place on the 9th, ordered their
evacuation, and to destroy what could not
be carried away. He then informed Halleck
what he had ordered, when Haleck immedi-
ately couutsrmanded the order. On his way
back from the nights to Frederick, Gen.
Hooker received the order removing him
from the command of the army
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i HSnN r rE iHGALIs' commssiOners,
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
tgn IA pANNapE.e rcrArr,
RAYMoRE,S ESTATE.

Al Probate C"Gil he'd al 81 JVnsbuIy IN said Di>-gs
o. The cath day Ui June. 4. 10. l>62.
AnEAEAS Simeon tiuadTlCh. administrator cd, IL.
estate 81 dco- llaynorc. late 81 lardNick in said a.
iriCt. deceased render account l> m r.
i>Iraiiu, and L. Present ms account against said ID,
examination aloali,r lT ie JiTs0>c
iioa and distribution oi The residue Vf SAID t>1sf.
under decree sald count, alrll the lrr>> =, r are
10 aN riiiIlcd 10 the same IL l. therefore ordered Ii.
lalaf the under
lc heard al the Probate O11oe. 81 Ju..-lIrr 20
the l-,Ih daN JUS A 10 l>hS. And i .1fIr ~
utIcJ ihai all serScis interested he nolv hIvf Ia
ful,licaiin col copy ul the record 81 In trGr1 m fI
t&lrl,ian. printed 81 JulpStury, three gtA> >-
c,Ssinry lTcNlvU> io said time 81 hearing. tar -r
sas appear and contest The allowance sad ar
Il hey see ana also Toe heard 10y sad Ve'gr ID LIE
matter Partition and distribution said estate
by tbs CVurl,
Attest, ASA /. FRENCH, JUg-r
a i-le copy Ol record
as5i Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. jude
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great spring and summer medicine,
DR. Ian GLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,
Composed of Sarsapara. Wild Cherry yellow
Dock Prickly Ash. Thoroughbred. Rhubarb
Mandrake. Dandelion, &c. all Of which are so
compounded asst act in concert. and assist ma
ture i'll eradicating disease. THIS medicine has
been before the public for over fourteen years.
with constantly increasing success, and is now
the standard medicine of the age It's effect upon
the system is most mountaineering directly
upon the seat Of disease, cleansing the bowels
removing all distractions from the internal or
gans, stimulating them into healthy action. pur-
flying the blood divesting it Of all humors, build
/ ing up the weakened system. and restoring the
invalid to health and usefulness. They cure and
eradicate from the system. Liver Complaint. that
mainwheel of so many diseases; Jaundice in its
worst forms, ali bilious diseases and foul stomach
dyspepsia, costiveness, all kinds of humors. indi-
gestion headache, dizziness, piles, heartburn
weakness, pains in the side and bowels, tatu
lency, loss of appetite, and torpid or diseased
liver, disOrdered stomach. or bad blood to which
all are more or less subject in spring and summer
1t is highlI recommended by physicians every
where. Try it, and you will never regret it. No
medicine be like it in its salutary effect there
fore inquire for Langleys Bitters and take no
other.
81 and 80 cents per bottle. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere Orders addressed to
GEO. C. GOODWIN & co.
3S Hanover street Boston q 1864
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T ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore, Vt, in the vicinity Of
WILL G H B Y L A X E

w u u y y II ID - ~ IA ~ .
The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers, 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town of Westmore, at prices varying from
So to S. per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth Of Maple, Beach, Birch.
Spruce and Hemlock The soil is rich. dark
loan, and will produce from % to 30 bushels of
Wheat per acre, without manure
Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come one of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms at
the East. will do we'll to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. A liberal credit
given. GEO. B. CHANDLER:
Concord, n. H., Feb 1861. 3ltf
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no THE LADIES. The celebrated Dr l.. Dix pariicr
LARRY invites all ladies who need medical surgical
adviser TO call al lls Nc 81 klCoii Il, Boston,
which they viii mad arranged iUr their special
( UuIul5 iaiun-
DR DIN having devoted over twenty wears 10 This par
ticular rai.ch m al. diseases peculiar To
females conceded 10y al thOi in IN niTy
Europe that he cXcel> all oAel known lractii
ers il the safe speedy eIieCIual treatment ol all IL
male o,,snil iLrS-
His medicines are prepared With the express Purpose al
renuyi all diseases such debility. weakness. unuai-
ura slppTeS,i0i> Of The womb also an dis
Cta which How from MORBID Stale 81 ilie blood The
doctor I.w Iuly prepared his peculiar ye.
medically and surcalIv al diseases al the frla le
sea. and They are respectfully invited 10 cell Al
No. q EIDICoTT STREET. BOSTON
All letters requiring advice must contain dollar iC
Z Insure answer
Boston. Jan. ]. lS63-lyear
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O. s EV EN- s
ECONOMY, HEALTH AND
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the cheapest bed Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the most durable bed -
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress.
DO you want to the most healthy bed =
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to enjoy good nights rest -
You can; on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health, durability and economy it is unsur-
passed,
For the truth of the above would refer to the
many in this and neighboring towns who are
using them. j. L. CASINO.
Next to Bingham's Drug Store, st Johnsbury