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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-03-11

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A Farm in Bedford township, owned By John H.
Rush, about four miles from Bedford. containing &
$50 acres, about 80 acres cleared, with log house.
log barn aud other out.buildlngs thereon erected;
also, al apps orchard thereon.
ALsO-A tract of land in Harmon's Bottom, Ju-
nata t,wnship, with los house, barn, &c, thereon
erected, containing 10 acres ana allowance. Part
of ths tract is cleared aud under fence and in good
state of cuitivation--near to 3 school house, MILL
&C., adjoining landa of Scott, Low, Hughes ana 9th
ere, and lately purchased from William Harley.
ALSO-A tract o. land IN Union township, con
tainins 225 acres, 72 acres cleared, with a farm
house, tensnt honse, double log barn and new Saw
Mill thereon erected. lso, an apple orchard there
on-known a. the ssSayder" OF oKoons' property
co az res OF lanG--l0 cleared aud under fence
with log house thereon erected, adj dj,inna George
Tioutnan, George May and others, partly in !uni-
a tia and partly in Londonderry Townships, lately
owned by Aldrew Woford.
ALSo--l66 acres near Sto ierstown- within
mile of Broad Top Railroad-sbout 100 acres clear
ed, with two story dwelling house--nev bank
barn, stable. &c. thereon erected also. two apple
orchaTis thereon, of choice !,uit. The soil is
rich loam, an . capable of prodrciag every variety
o. crops 81 bis climate.
ALSO-.160 acres best quality of rrsrie--heaT
the Missouri river, close 10 the county seat Of
Harrison county. Iowa.
ALSO--TWo l60 acre tracts, nd; Dining Flkhorne
city, in the richest valley OF tie west the Platte
Va'ey--aDout 90 miles west OF Omaha city, ard
close to tn" great national government roaI lead
ing west III Nebraska Territory.
ALSO-l6o acres, two miles above Omaha city,
ca the great bend OF the Missouri. This tract is
well tir'bered and very desirable. All of these
lands wer; located after personal inspection and
careful examination of the ground, and :an be we'll
ref ad uEon for future wealth. FLAPS showing the
precise location are in ,ay possession.
ALS0-Three desirable lots in Omaha City, Me-
brasta Territory.
ALSO-A LOT OF ground in the city of Dacotsb,
Nebraska Territory
The shove real estate will be sold at such prices
rs 10 insure safe and profitable investments.
Notes a. obligations of any kind, that are good,
will be taken in exchange particularly good bank
iotes.
Maj 8, 1868. D. I. SHANNON.
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Public Sake
OF VALUABLE RE.aL EsT.aTE,

OF VALUABLE RE.aL EST4TE.
The subscribers, executors Of the last will of
Frederick Berkheimer, decd, will sell at public
sale, on the premises, on FRIDAY, March A, 1864,
the following described tract OF parcel of land, viz:
FIJfy-seuea .Aeres and SO Perches
net measure, situate in ST. Clair townshib Bedford
county, adjoining lands of Isaac Berkhener, Jenet
Dobson, John Crismsn's heirs and Rebecca Sleek
Ten OF twelve acres are cleared, having some good
fruit trees thereon, the balance is wal timbered,
thsss Is never-fai,ng spring of good water on the
premises Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M
whsn, the terms will be made known.
kafa ra Il ass IS JACOB WALTER,
o4 JACOB BERKlIMER,
Feb. IA 1864. Ex'ro
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BEDFORD HOTEL.

The undersigned having takon charge of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept by Col. John Hafer, an
nources to the public that he Will be able TO afford
the best accommodations both to the travelling pub
lie and home custom. The house will be improved
and re-fttcd, and the Bar will always be vel! sup
piled with choice liquors. His ,able Will be sup
piled with the choicest edibles Of the season, and
be will spare pans TO riafe i, suitable for all
His stable is ons Of the best in Bedford, and good
hostler will always be in attendance
Dy-Dosrders taken by the week, month or year
Terms reasonable. The public are respectfully in.
yited TO give lin call.
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER.
Bedford January Is, 1864.
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Terrible Discsesures-.-Secrets
e0l. the TEiskiGs.

most valuable and wonderful publication. A
work Of 400 pages, and 80 colored ehgravings. DR..
HUNTERS WADE MECUM, an Original. and pop.
ular treatise on Man and Woman, their Physiology,
Functions, and Sexual disorders of every kind with
Nevef-Failing Remedies for their speedy cnre. Tbs
practice of Dil, HUNTER has long been, snd still
is, unbopnded but at the earnest soiictation Of nu
mefous persons he bss been induced 10 extend his
medical usefulness through the medium o. bis 'VAps
MecuM." 1t is volrw.e that should be in she hands
OF every family ia the land, as pisvehive If ss-
erst vices. or 90 guide fc- the aleviat,on of One
CT The most awful and destructive scourges evsf
visited mankind. One copy, securely e.,veloped,
vii, be forwarded free Of postage to any part Of the
United States for so IN T. q. stamps sr three
copies for 81. address. post paid, DR.. HUNTER,
no. Division Street, New YORK.
June s, is63-Iyw
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
SADDLES, eh!rIES AND fiA3nEss!

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Bloody Run and vicinity, that he has
Just opened out new shop for the manufacture Of
saddles, Brides, Harness aud everything usually
IN the saddleiy line of business. His work will b.
warranted as goo,. the best and as cheap 4, the
cheapest. Having bees employed, for some time,
in some Of the best manufactories in Pitshasg. As
hatters himself that he Is allie TO give entire el
isfaction to all who mag become his custe..ers--
Tue PRONE are invited to give hi',; call, Shop
next door to the store Of Cap,ss:n VIM, States,
Bloody Run, Jeas ~, 1868,
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U. II. AkERS has received ar the for ms and iu.
strnctons for procuring Soldiers Pension and sosn.
City TO prosecute the claims speedily.
Bedford, Nov. 27, lse3-n
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The great Eureka Hav, Straw and Fodder Cutter
and Crusher, car now be obtained from WIa hart
ley agent for Bedford and adjoining counties This
cutter now stands UHgouALLEp. Three sizes ar.
made, and the largest size VIII cut and crush as
fast IS three men can feei II. Hay rs scarce aui
will be higb in price. Sensible farmers will, save
their hay and feed cut corn fodder TO beth horses
and cattle. Try one of these cutters, falmegs ana
ycu will not regret it. All machines warranted.
Hartley is also agent for the celebrated
ssEScy-SaoEae CssiersMisg."
Which is the BEST And EASIEST RUNNING MILL now
made.
Ua rd wa in all its yariafv he hail ba
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.$75 $3.50 Per Mon & h,

THE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
l Company want an Agent in each county, to So
Hcit orders for their new SIS Machine, with gauge,
screw-driver and extra needles. Wcwill pay a lib
era salary and expenses, or give large commission.
For particulars, terms, &C., enclose stamp, and al
dress T. s. PAGE, Toledo, o.,
Genl Agent for the U. States.
February ~, 1sa4-3m.
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SATURDAY MORNING POST,
ELECTION.

The Stockholders cf the Bedford and Stoystown
Turnpike Road Company will hold elsction for
five managers, at the house of James Frazer, III
Schellsburg. oa the first Monday in March next,
between the hours Of one ana three O'Clock, p. NJ.
A. L. ScHELL, Sec'ry.
February 12, 1864.
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STRAY EEIEER.

Taken up tresrassing upon the premises of the
subscriber residing in Cumberland Valley, sometime
in September last, two year old heifer, blue sides,
white back and belly, no ear marks. The owner is
desired to prove property, pay charges and take her
away, or she will be disposed Of according to law.
JOHN Z. MURGART.
February 10, 1884,
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Just Received A ful; Supply Of Groceries.
J.. NJ. SA0EMAKER'S.
August IA tbs 1868
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lVL w OOODO
gem bargain glare
G.. R. & w. OS.a err,
Successors to A. B. CASN, have just received
beautiful stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
New STYLES Leather Prints, u.ach admired.
Beautiful Nader Prints new Spring styles.
Neat Striped and Fancy Shirtiiis Prints.
Beautiful Delaines-Fancy and Solid Colors.
M0hair Dress Goods.
Nent p!aids and in ell desirabs solid colors.
Poplios, Cashmere Merino ard Shepherds plaids,
French G,ngLams, Cheap anf Handsome.
|. Beautiful Lancaster GlNGHAMS, new styles.
Baln,oral ard Skeleton SKIRTS. a. prices TO sNit.
Ladies' Head.dresses aud Nets, very handsome.
White Ballardvas Flanne's, TO please the LADIES'
Ped, Grey, Striped and Plaid Shifting Fannels.
Canton Fannels, blsached and unbleached,
to keep ,carm.
GOOD GOODS AT SHALL PROFITS.
BLFACRED lTJsLTNS,
Williamsvlle, Watertwist, Enterprise and other
leading makes.
UNBLFArHEC HtUSLTNS,
Atlantic, UElla, tepperel, PCcassit' ana o'hers.
Apron Checks, Table Diaper, Bed Iickings. Cot
t,rades, Denins and Shirting Stripes.
CLOTHS AND FANCY CASSI1IERES,
al small profits.
SATTNETrS AND EENTUCKF JEANS,
all oolors and very cheap.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, at old prices.
Hats ard Caps, every style and color, at low prices.
Boots and Shoes, for fner AL boys, very cheap.
Ladies, Misses and Childraas' Balncral
BOCTS ANO SHOES,
good ard cheap, call and see them, they will speak
for thenas elves.
CHOICE RIO AND LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
Prepared Malt aud Essence Of Coffee.
Extra Imperial, Young Ryson and Souchong TEA.
SUGAR. eAeiee assortment.
Extra Coverings and other SYRUP,
Prime N. Orleans and other Baking Nolae ses.
Chocolate, kice, Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, CHINA
mon, Mace, Nutnegs, Cayenne Pepper,
Cannhor, Sweet and Castor Oils.
Taylor's Crystal WashhaN. Brown Wind
cor, Paal Oil, London Honey and ether Toilet Soaps.
Amulet Honey Dew, Pure Yellow Bank, Vine Sap
Fine Cut CHEWING TOBACCO.
Also, best quality Natural Leaf and Congress
TOBACCO.
Brooms, Wooden Pals and Fancy Reticule Baskets.
Mackerel and Herring; Dairy and 6. A. Salt:
Together with 1901 other articles, all of which
were bought at nett cash pr,ees and which we will
sell on the same TERMS at small advance on prime
cost. Motto-"Small profits and large sales"
Terms-CAsH, excep, by special agreement.
Produce bought. Jan. IS, '64.
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With all our cuteness, we are annually swind>
ed by foreign humbugs who palm themselves.
on US as medical mon and university graduates
Mr.. Speer, however, comes out fiat footed and
tells US he is no doctor-but a plain, practca
man, with good property in New jersey
which ne has turned to account in making his
Samburg wine, which he does not wish the
public to regard as patent medicine, but sins
ply to give it credit for whatever medicinal
virtues scientific men affirm it possesses
Mrssrs. Chiffon & Co the eminent chemist 3
of New York, pronounce ii pure and for medi>
cinal purposes superior to other W ines. Its eff
ects upon the system being mildly stimulating
diuretic, sudori6c aud tonic, and beneficial in
affections OF the kidneys and chronic diseases
with general debility of the constitution
DR.. Harris of the N Y. Hospital. ''fnds it an
excellent tonic and gentle stimulant preferable
| to the commercial ladies'" DR.. Parish of Phils
delphia ''pronounces it to be purely unadult
Grated juice of the grape, possessing much med i
cinal virtue, and uses it for its purity, fine ia.
yor, medicinal properties, and non.intoxicative
qualities. &C." Our limited space forbids any
more extracts from letters of similar import from
numerous physicians and clergyman, many OF
the latter using it as a communion wine in pre-,
| ference to foreign wines
| GHarpers' Weekly
The above wine is sold by druggists.
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The Board of Supervisors commenced
their annual session on Tuesdnylas We have
not been able to be present to make note of
their doings. One thing the people of this couns
ty should do-Have the proceedings of the
Board published in full. The cost would be
little in proportion to the qualification of know
ing how our county government is carried on
where the money goes to and what it goes for.
The Board of Supervisors are entrusted with
legislative and executive powers, and their pro,
ceedings must be important as well as interest,
inc
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Auction sale.-We call the special atten-
tion of everybody to the notice of an auction
sale, by Chancey Seymour of Pleasant Prairie
to.come off on the 18th. Horses, Cows. Young
Cattle, sheep, Hogs, &c, together with quan>
fity of Farming implements. Al who want to
buy should be on hand. This is one of the last
sales of the season, and such a chance for OBJ
tanning valuable stock may not occur again.
The terms are easy. The sheep will pay for
themselves in their heeces before pay day comes
around, so will the cows in butter and cheese
See advertisement ag.
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The First snow storm Of the sssssaa.n
visited us on Monday evening last. The ground
was covered to the depth of an inch or more on
tuesday pnorping, and the look out was decided,
ly wintery, which was not detraoted from by the
merry jingle of sleigh bells. The snow, however
has mostly disappeared, leaving the roads in an
uncomfortable condition. We still hope for our
usual Indian summer before winter finally sets
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"Bight Side mp with Care.,,-By refer.
ence to the advertisement of LYMAN, MowaY y
Co.. it will be seen that they have few words to
say of interest to all ip want of Boots or Shoes
for the winter wear. Many doctors bill is
saved by having the feet properly protected dur>
ing the fall and winter months Those elegant
flannel>lined Bamorals for ladies are suggestive
of health and comfort. See their advertise>
ment.
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Thanksgiving.-Next week Thursday is
the day appointed and set apart by the Prssi-
dent and by the Governors of all the loyal
States as day o. thanksgiving and prayer
For years Thanksgiving has been one of the in
situations of the country. 1t was New Eng
land institution, but it has been nationalizsd
and the grand spectacle of a nation of twenty.
FIVE million souls, uniting as one congregation
in prayer and thanksgiving to the Great Oliver
of every good and precious gift, will be exhibit
ted on Thursday next.
The Thanksgiving dinner must not be omitted
or forgotten. We shall need two three fa
turkeys for home consumption, and we hope
some at our subscribers who have large fiockE
of that excellent bird will pick out the fates
nd bring it along-at The highest market price
of csurse.
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Brown issued another Document lasi
week, that we had not time to call attention to
We will merely say now that he has been ma
king large additions to his stock, ard is bound
10 be ahead in the quantity. quality and style OF
his goods, as well as in the reduction sf prices
Go and examine his stock.
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Ths Circuit Court, for this county. is in
session at the Court House, his Honor, Judge
NoeGLE, presiding. We understand there is
NOT an extensive docket for this term though
there are some interesting law cases. that may
take some time to discuss and decide upon.
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Captain.

pon,t overlook the 'ad Advertisement Of PoAN +
HAwLEY, They have been making additions TO
their stock and now offer an assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing or Cloths that they make
to order, which cannot be exceled anywhere.
See advertisement.
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a friend requests Us to state through the
columns of our paper, that Of the whole number
of votes given for Mcclellan ia the city of Ke>
nosha, only mine were cast by American born
citizens. If this be fact, or if it approximate
to a tact, there can be no harm in making it
public,
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Psund.-Who has lost . port nonaie CON-
tanning email amount of money! Cspt 4uig>
ley, as will be seen by reference to our adver-
Using columns, has found such waif. The
owner can obtain bis property by calling on the
Captain.
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special Income Tnx,-We call the special
attention of ali conserved to the notice of the
Collector of Internal Revenue. of this district.
in reference to the special income tax, which
has been assessed and placed in his hands tor
collection. The time allowed for the payment
of this tax, it will be noticed, ia to the Both OF
this month. Payments for this county will be
made to d. B. Benedict, of the firm of Washbish
g. Benedict, and his Office is at their store See
advertisement at the head of our local columns.
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AFFIDAVIT.
ID
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS

PRINCIPAL DEPOTS
HELMBO LDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL
I'd tr WARE HOUSE. sl.
HelmboLds Drug and Chemical Ware Houee
594 BRDADWAY N. Y OR
594 Broadw0y N. y. or 49,. 5.
HELMB OLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
Helmbolds Medacal Depot,
IO4 South TENTH Street, PHILADELPHIA,
lo4 South TENTH Street, Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS AND UN
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who Endeavor 10
Dispose Of "their own" and @other' articles the
reputation attained by
HELMB OLD'S GENUINE Preparations,
HELMBOLDS 1a ~ .ls5 III
Genuine Egtract BachU,
HELMBOLD'S
Genuine EItract Sarsap0rilIa.
HELMB OLD,S Genuine Improved Rosewash,
n Sold by all Druggists eDeryachere, ask for
n 5a n. HelmboIdd's, tale no other. sg
IVY Ont out this advertisement and send for and
= avoid imposition. lr
~ LORD 81 SMITH, GEN. Western Agts.
r 1y7 80 Lake Street,
- 4.1 4t Chicago.
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To MILITARY OFFICERS AND SoI DIERs.-
From Col. E. F. JONES. Mass. 26th. With me
the use of the Bronchial I'roches' is an absolute
necessity: and by his position to use his voice
In command, can succeed without them"
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A critic says there is good deal of art
in giving a magazine article ''a proper
head. There is generally much more in
giving ii the proper point.
The truest self respect lies not in exact
ing honor that is undeserved, but in striv-
ing to attain that worth which receives
honor and observance as its right due.
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o

HEMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
an excellent lotion for diseases of syphiic nature
and az an injection lin diseases of urinary organs
arising habits of dissipation used in
with Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparlla, in such dis
eases as recommended. Evidence of the most reliable
and responsible character will accompany the msi-
cnes.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
FROM TO 20 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND
t se For Medical properties of Buchu,
SEE DISPENSATORY OF THE UNITED
STATES,
Sac Prof DEWERS' valuable works on the q ractice
Of Physc.
See remarks made by the late Celebrated DIR. PHYS
10, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, q
celebra ted Physician, and member Of the Royal Col
ege of Sergeons, Ireland and published In the tram
sactons OF the King and Queens Journal.
See Medico-Ch irurgical Review, Published by Benz
jamn TraAers, Fellow of the Royal College OF Sur
geons.
See most of the late Standard works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or six for IS, SD
EXTRAOT SARSAPARILLA, 81 per bottle, or six
for So
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, so, per bottle or six for
Or half dozen of each for S12, which will be SUM-
Gent to the most obstinate cases, If directions
are adhered to -
Delivered to any address, securely packed from obs
servation t
Describe symptoms in all communications. Cure
guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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p. GascoIne has taken up somebody's COY
that warls an owner. sGsa7s
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Ct Admiral Porter's new fleet of gunboats,
ron-clads, etc, now assembled at Fortress
Monroe, for an important expedition on the
Atlantic coast, is pronounced to be ''the
largest armada ever collected for single ex-
petition since the war began -.a.f-
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United States Tax Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment of the
SPECIAL INCOME TAX,

SPECIAL INCOME TAX,
or ave per cent. on the Incomes of 1858, has been
made and returned by the Assessor to this oce for
collection and that till the 3Oth OF November inst. will
be given for the payment Ofthe same.
This Special T.x of i've per cent Income of1s6S'
10 an additional tax to that previously assessed and
collected on the incomes for that year.
1t was provided for by joint resolution Of Congress
approved July 4, 1854. The provisions for its Col
lection are the same those for the collection Of an
Annual Income Tax.
~ Payments for Kenosha County will be made to
DANIEL B. BENEDICT, Deputy Collector, at his Of
Ace in Kenoshy. a#5t
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF Internal REVENUE,
First District IT Wisconsin, 81
hilwaukee, Nov. 10, 1854
sNs4 THOMAS J. EMERSON, Collector.
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"By Their Fruits We Shall Know
II hem.',-The almost innumerable testimon-
ais receiAed by Dr. d. H. Steelye, from parties
who have in short time and at trifing ex.
pense. been completely cured Of Catarrh by the
use of his Liquid Catarrh Remedy are unan>
|. swerabIe arguments. See advertisement.
Cause of Bad Tenper.-Ifa person eat,
like and nutritious food and digestion is good
the temper ought to be mild. Much of the
sourness of temper noticed is doubtless attrib
utabIe to food. Bad bread is prolific source
OF mischief in digestion, and bad temper as a
consequence. No one will have poor bread
who use DeLand's Chemical Ssleratus,, pure
article, making light, wholesome bread and
biscuits. The grocers have it.
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fluid Extract Blu Oh u
EI
HElhB0LD'S EXTRACT BNCHN

TOT weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits of
&g ipaton, early indiscretion or Abuse at. -
L., 'enueu with the following symptoms ~
Indispostion to exertion Loss of Power s'
Loss of Memory nisS,rItn ~ p,o.h,
Weak Nerves, TremhIiT1o ~ e"'s'
Horror of Disease, WsLer,Ineos tss
Dimness of Vision, pain IN tha Roct
bot Hands, Fnsh;n' 20 10 D..
I1n;;uo " .he okn, EruPtions on the Face,
the Muscular System.
These symptoms, if allowed to no On Witch Ait.
medicine invariably removes, soon follow, -
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIo FITS.
In one Of which the patient may expire Who can
full Diseases" -
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering n
none will confess The records of the insane A "
iums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumpt 4
bear ample witness to the truth of the assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFCTI -
BY ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and pyig
crate the system, which HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT Ri.
CHu invari ably does. trial will convince the most
skeptcal.
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Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.
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THOMAS J. EMERSON, Collector.
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We sell Passage Tickets to or from the oie
Country by the Black Star Line Of Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line of Steamers.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND, sold At sh'
lowest rates.
The highest prices paid for Gold, Silver and oou
pons.
May 93, '64. 1y6o F.N. DAVIS, Cashier
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AIM KIA u, BLISS,
Salem. Nov. IL, 1864.