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Trouble Among the Fenians - The
President and Secretary DepOsed.

Ne,o York, Dec. AT the session of the
Senate of the Fenan Brotherhood, held in
New York, on the 9TH inst, articles of i'm
parchment were filed against John o Mahoney,
President of the Brotherhood for perfdy and
malfeasance in Office. The charges and spe-
ciicatons, which are very minute and volu-
minous, were served on Mr.. O'Mahoney, fol-
lowing with notice to him to put in
a plea in response within twenty-four hours,
under penalty of having Judgment by default
rendered against him. O'Mahoney having
taken no steps to meet the Indictment against
him, the Senate to-day resolved itself into
Court of Judicature, according to the provis-
ions of the Constitution, and having investiga-
ted the charges, declared them proved, and
deposed O'Mahoney from the position of Pre-
sident. A unanimous vote was then passed,
calling on Vice President W, R. Roberts, to
qualify by taking an oath of office, on which
that gentleman was sworn into office, stipula-
ting beforehand that no compensation should
be attached to the position while he occupied
it. The Secretary of the Treasury, B. D. Kill
lan, has also been deposed, on grounds similar
to those advanced against Mr.. O'Mahoney.
An address to the circles has been issued by
the President and forwarded by mail.
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Bishop of Mississippi.

Bishop W. M. Green, the Episcopal Bishop
Of Mississippi, on his return from the council
held at Augusta, wrote letter to the clergy
and laity of his diocese reviewing what was
done at the council, and advising follows
about the prayer for the President:
"In order to show a becoming desire to meet
the wishes of OIL Northern brethren, and also
to relieve our people from the suspicion of
disloyalty to the powers that be- / now re-
quest my brethren of the clergy to return to
the use of the Prayer for the President of the
United States, and all in civil authority
This step was unwilling to take SO long as
we were threatened with dictation from either
the civil or military authority. But as no
such assumption of power is any longer to be
apprehended, and as our State is now in a good
measure repossessed of her Constitutional
rights, now cheerfully recommend the use of
that prayer"
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ARMS SEIZED ON THE CANADIAN FRONTIER.
The Hamilton (Canada) Times says that early
on Saturday evening last, when the American
train crossed the suspension bridge the custom
officer and conductor on the Great Western
Railway made the discovery of large invoice
of revolvers and metallic cartridges, the latter
article being packed in carpet bags. 1t is in
timated that several seizures of the same char
acter have previously occurred within a few
days, the facts regarding which, for some rea-
son, have been withheld from the public; but,
in the present instance, the seizure was wit
messed by gentleman of Hamilton, whose
statements are worthy Of perfect reliance
The parties in whose possession the arms and
ammunition were found were of suspicious
appearance, and it was believed that the con-
signment was destined for Woodstock and
London.
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We learn from the Huntsville AlabamaAd-
vocate, that all the property of c. G. Clay
IT., now prisoner, has been put in process of
confscaton by the United States District At
torney The Legislature of that State has
petitioned the President to release him on his
parole ..
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The Georgia Federal Union says it has good
authority for the statement that all men over
the age of sixty-fve, who took no part in the
war, and all widows, lat the time Gen. Sher-
mans army injured their property will be
reimbursed by the United States Government
for damages.
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A festive youth y'clept Fitzsimmons went
to dance the other night in Detroit, and
having large sum of money, deposited it for
safe keeping in his boot, Leaving the boot in
the dressing room while he tripped the g fan
tastic toe" i'm pumps he only found the boot
remaining when he returned for it, He felt
hurt at the soeless robbery. He lost $3.50.
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The neighbors and fellow-citizens of the
Honorable Humphrey Marshall, have passed
resolutions in public assemblage, requesting
the President to pardon him, He was Major
General in the Confederate army.
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The Supreme Court of Tennessee has MADE
an order requiring all attorneys OF southern
procivities, to take anew the oath TO support
the Constitution of the United otates anu Vi
the State of Tennessee
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At one time at Gibraltar there was a great
scarcity of water. An Irish officer said che
was very easy about the water, for he had
nothing to do with water if he only got his
tea in the morning, and punch at night, it was
all he wanted"
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Captain John G. Ryan, who was conveyed
to Washington last summer in such myste-
rious way as to excite attention, has been re-
leased. He has been in prison at Vicksburg'
Miss, five months.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DQNNGSSION HkEClLtNT5

EDHNiSSION HEHCLfAI1
For the Sale OF
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN PROD, e.
and for he Purchase Of Nerchondise generuly.
Also, Agents for the Purchase and Sale of
Il b 4 r $ T n p e
40 and ~, Broadway. and So. Nea street
" b " QRh
REFERENCEs.-Robinson Adams 4 Co., Rich
mond, Va. w. Fl. Turner & Co, Norfolk, Va !;
Hon. J. B. Baldwin, stanton, Va. Hon. W. A.
Graham, Hillsboro, n. c.; lion W. P. Miles,
Charleston, 5. G. Hon. Ii. V. JokAs6h; ga ;
Hon. Thos. j. Foster, CORTLAND, Ala. Hon. A.
G. Brown, Terry Kinds Co, Miss j; p. H. Skip
with, New Orleans, Ia; w. G. Black, New Or
leans, La. Judge X. c. Campbell, Huntsville
Tex. Hon. Ii. c. Burnett Paducah, KY Brady
Il Davies, Louisville, KY. Mauntel, Burte 4 Co.,
st: Louis, Mo-. Wilmer, Camel & Co., Pha
delphia, Pa. Lambert Cuttings, Baltmor Md. );
Hon. p H. Burnett San Francisco, Cal Hon.
}. NJ, Baker, Lake City, Fla. Hon. G. A. Henry,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Hon. r W. johnson, Little
Rock, Arkansas; Ben. Holiday, New York
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What is the difference between tunnel and
speaking trumpet? One is followed out
and the other is followed in.
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Some of our religious exchanges tell a story
of woman being relieved from speeches.
grief by hym. We have known great
many of the sex to be strongly affected and
greatly benefited by him before this.
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Ten thousand women and children, ana
crippled and infrm old men, IN the North
western counties of Arkansas, are said TO De
in immediate need of assistance to save them
from starvation.
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When may two people be said to be half
witted? When they have an understanding
between them. M
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a r Q Il FL Il . a r x!
No. 40, Bank street, Norfolk,
... PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
. Fer Medical PROPOSES.
y Il q G $ A Y D en- r WIO is.
Every article purchased warranted to be of the
best material
Every Prescription will be carefully com
pounded by myself, until | can engage the ser
vices of a competent Assistant. will not have
any one in my employ in this department whom
| would not trust with my business my life.
A fine assortment of
c II e. G l. s H,
And nothing but the best
4lNEfIUAN PBRFtlf
-.'..-i Consisting of
Toilet Waters-Lavender, Florida, Cologne, &c :;
Extracts, Soaps, Pomades; Bandoline,
and other Hair Preparations; Teeth
Nail, HAN, Flesh, and Clothes
Brushes Combs-Ivory,
Tortoise She'll Buffalo,
........- ~. &C., &c, &c.
beautiful assortment of Toilet Articles, such
as are suited for Wedding and Holiday Presents
always on hand
The above goods in large or small quantities
My Stock shall be kept up. Call and examine be-
fore purchasing.
Prescriptions accurately compounded at all
hours of the day and night. 5at
The patro age of the public is respectfully So
licited. Rest assured nothing shall be neglected
to deserve the same.
Orders from the country promptly filed.
noy1S-lm
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III NJ ~ I. a. tIltI 2 u. 80
DRY AND FANCY GOODS

Ladies and Childen'S Hose and q Hose, first
quality, at IS cents Straw Bonnets ready made
at So. Mr. Lewis Nusbaum, well known to the
Ladies of this City, is Mr.. Goldsmith's Agent
and will sell bargains to all who will CALL
Don't forget, NO. 60, CHURCH STREET.
noy20-lm
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BARGAINS FOR THE LADIES (!

A L. O. O Id S M I t Fl /,
No. GO, Church street,
Has just opened large and brilliant assort-
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A X Rem u N00D II OF 5 r .
| .. No. 3 Roanoke Square,
Next Door to the Norfolk City Mills,
Keeps constantly on hand large and well-se-
| lected }
. s T D G K O r.
Flows, Harrows, Cultivators, Devils Corn Plan
ters, Corn Shelters, Fan Mills, Horse Powers and
| Thrashers, Garden Barrows Axles and Springs
Cart Boxes, Pipe Boxes, Hollow Ware, Horse
Shoes, Plow Castings, of all sizes, Spades, Shovels,
Forks, Rakes, Bar and Bundle Iron, Steel, Field
and Garden Seeds.
We warrant any article in our line to be as
good and as cheap any other house in the city.
Farmers, Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to give us a call. au4-1y
~ A p p & p e e T :,
As MAIN STREET,
Invite the attention of city and out of town
buyers to their large stock of
RICH DRESS GOODS,
= CASSIMERES, r.. !
FLANNELS,
LINENS,
WHITE GOODS.
BLEACEED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, ~.
Sl1AWLS AND GLOVES, &c,
Offered at prices worthy the attention of the
closest buyers. decl2
ID A. RICHARDSON House, Sign
d. and Ornamental Painting.
GLIDING, GLAZING, GRAINING, dc.
Sign and Ornamental Work
done for the Public and Trade with neatness and
dispatch
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
All orders left at my Shop, No. l, Roanoke
Square, opposite the Atlantic Hotel or at King
& Toys, will be thankfully received and promptly
attended to. l- jyA-ly
TT b. NICHOLS & CO,
WHOLESALE AND retail DEALERS
HATS, CAPS, .'l s-A-
STRAW GoUOS
FURS, UMBRELLAS, .El. s.s
TRAVELLING BAGS, &C.,
No. SO Main street,
Opposite Johnsons Hall, in Kimberly New
.aA3a II. B. NICHOLS.
aul5-ly NJ. D. BICE.
A. f. LEONARD. 53i'J \
I "a N u r r . * z r
REAL EsTATE AGENT,
General BGsiness and Intelligence Ofllce,
% Bank Street. f,r..
NORFOLK, Va. ..
Real Estate bought, sold, &C.; Legal and Nota-
rial Business transacted; nveyancing; Claims
faithfully prosecuted Debts secured; Average
adjusted Charter Parties prepared, &C., &c.
rs Orders solicited. ia au24-6m
II c. LINDSEY co, LII ~
~. COMBUSTION MERCHANTS,
q NORFOLK, VA,
Will do General Commission and Forwarding
Business. .-t-t Fj .J5-A
Strict attention paid to the sale of all kinds of
Farm Produce, Lumber, Naval Stores, &c.
Liberal advances made upon actual shipments.
E. C. LINDSEY, W. W. KENNEL /,
Of the late firm of OF E. City, N.
| Delk d Lindsey. y.s,.-s t...a... +
ocI7-ly
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, p.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
Consisting, in part, of Silk, Velvet, and Straw
Bonnets, ready made, made to order, Hats
and Caps for Ladies', Misses, and Children, of the
latest style and at Northern prices. Feathers,
Flowers Ruches, and Ribbons, in endless variety
and colors, and in heavy Stock.
WOODEN GOODS,
Such as Breakfast ShawIs, Children's Cloaks,
Seaioams, Hoods for Ladies and Children The
largest Stock in this City, and being sold at a
sacrifice -
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

4 = =
take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock of Agricultu-
raj implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum 4 Mclean
whom succeed in the
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS,
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed of the most approved kinds of Flows,
Harrows, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, aud Farming Tools generally,
Axles, &c, &c, Seeds of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. | solicit examination OF
my stock, where prices aud quality may be judged
OF by those wishing to purchase.
C. BiLLUPS,
81 ..,t Farmers Headquarters,
jy25Iy No. Ii Wide Water ST., Norfolk, Va.
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blows! PLows!! PLows IL

WARREN Il W00DilO=US
No. 8 Roanoke Square,
Next Door to the Norfolk City Mills,
Keeps constantly on hand large and well-se-
lnoAn :.
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NOT A FEW


OF the worst disorders that act mankind arse from tho
corruption that accumuates In the Blood OF ell the dis
coYees that have been made TO purge out none can
equal In effect HELN30LD'S C0NP0UN EXTRACT
or SARS1 P1RTkL.i. II cleanses and renovates the
Blood nsts the yieor Of health Into the system, and
purgss out the humors which make disease stlmulae'
the healthy functions Of the body and expels the disorders
that grow and ranke in the Blood Such remedy, that
could be relied on has long been sought for and now for
the first time the public have which they can de-
pend Our space here does nos admit Of certificates TO
show It's Effects but the trial Of slasl bottle will show to
the sick that Il has virtues sur?a,slne anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful ofhe Extract Of sarsapaFls added
plut OF water equal 10 the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle Is equal to galoH Of the OF sarsnparilla
or the detection usually made.
The above Extracts prepared en- purely scientific
princIpes-in TIcao-and embody the full strength Of
the Ingredients entering lato acr composition Already
and conclusive test vii be comparison Of their proper.
ties with those set forth In tho U. s. DlspsnsatOry.
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DAslRL 4. AMOS p.laie.

GTATB OF NEKM0GT,t At a Probate
- Manchester District, r.. Court holden at
Manchester, 10 aud it4 said Obstruction the 10th
day q June. A. D. 1855.
Present. II. X. FONLEK Rssistsy. presiding.
Al instmmeat Ia wntiHgi purp0rtlng = be
the last wili aua testament u Daniel 4. Aing,
late " Sunderland. in said district, dseeased,
vas pro sBted 10 the Court ~ probate.
Mherealon i Bas ordered that said iu4tra
meat g. proYsn a s Probate Court 70 be holden
T. the Probate Office, 10 Manchester jn and
az said District, 90 tie last Wednesday Of
Jsfe. 1853, aH6 tsaf H9tlee hereof be given BY
pnblsf ae ttlis order three weeks speeessiysiy
Ia o. MAaoHfa1EE JOURNAL, printed - ssld
Manebesgss plss.auf - said time d hsannE.
Tx. FOWLER. Register.
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Manhood how Lost, how Re
AI0reM.

- Inst published, q new edition Of
1872 DIR. CulveTwcil's Celebrated
IAEMT- Essay On the rndAcai care wtilont
medicine n STANDARDIZATION, o. seminal
Weaknees. lnToluntaFy Sefuinal Losses, isno
raNaf, NeA 81 ard Physical incaPaeity, I'm
peslnrats &c Marriage, eic3 alte, coNsUMF
TsoN. FH4i1raa. aud kErNs Undated BY self
.nsulgreee - se1aAl eniFaEagsbes.
prscs, r. : sa2lee faTescgse. oHly eenss
The es't1rnse4 salhar Ia ihss sdntrabis Ga
Eay elesfay demonstrates, from thirty yeaFs'
seccessfal fsnetios ttat The alarming conse-
gasnces 80 sslfahEss sa4s be radically cured
vIiisaai ta sagaas pss e iusxfaal suSdscins
81 iae spqaeass fshs kal.e--p0inti1g ous 4
usa.8s osV 81 afe siznFsg, certain, and Ct
faon.a5, b weaas X W. ersry Sufferer. 10
fsseer = e aa saslten nav Be, nav care
hnss Hvats5y, ara nshca1's,
Ths Ineirrs ehgGla ae b tas hands = ev-
ery yraih sns eYefy nan e tat land
Set assf sas' u plssn earsicas 70 any
address gs al& vs. reeFt q sK ceutt, "
swa rosa sta.aHs Asafass thf Eai sasn,
elhs ff kLfkb& tH8s
F97 HaatFK Nen ofh- Fe @ 81 r
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tIlO THE LADIES.

fIO THE LADIES. The celebrated
DR.. +. DIX particularly invites oil ladies
who need q bydiCoi or Surgical adviser, TO call
81 his Rooms, No, u Eudicott Street, Bostos,
Has., which they will arranged for their spss
IL accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twsrty years
@ ths particular branch Of the treatment Of
dseascs peculiar 10 feinales II is now conc ulsa
byall thotll In this country and In Europe that
he czcells all other known practitioner in lhs
safe, speedy and eaectual treatment Of all H
male complaints.
Ills medicines arc prepared with the express
purpose Of removing all diseases, .Eck rs d
bity, weakness, unnatural suppressioBs, en-
largements Of the womb, also, all ditehsigss
which flow from morbid state Of the blood
Tie Doctor is now fully prepared 10 trest IN HE
peculiar style, both medically and surgesllv
all diseases Of the female sex. and they are re-
spectlullE invited 10 call at
No, 81 EndifOtl Street, Boston.
All letters requiring adMcs must contais sHs
dollar 70 ensure an answer.
Boston, Jan. 20 1864 ly3s
All letters requiring advice must contain 81
dollar 10 insure an answer.
Address Dir. L. DIX No 81 Endieo. Street,
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Jan. /, 1sg5.-13e
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Ga0n viii M FORFEITED ~
NfVVN nF. q. NIX gsHiue to swss ia
ess iaftaaa anr efhH Phyfssh fBcgs saesR
ga AZ ncft.V. s3t lstt fsstfaiai frsa
ifas g Exposure 70 Al weathev,
wiia sfc an3 rlesfse, a,e4,ela,s,
SILT AEr>F AND oltrARr uAEtTa,
fhff sfels s6i sgase,usness
srTClAI AILMENTS Am SITUArisHs
lasHsrim Married ss8 singh. Isai..i
sECurT hNn DELICATE DISORDERS.
AeUpHsi AHceiiant kmptioHs anA Rii pa
ea.es e fhe Skini llce~ u he Nose, Throas
sra Daivs rmHlcs 90 The lactt SuetiHes -
ERE leun. Nervousness Conslipthohal asa
eihsf Wcakee,scs ia Noalh, std the mere ~
mHCe3, 81 go ages. 81
BORN SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRlID.
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lSS# HI 7woTo SIX

B0NES oF rms SPECIFIC PILL WILL
rBoMrILY, pERFEcTLY ASD PERMANENTLY
cWE SpeTmatorThea, Seminal Weak
ness OR Involuntary Nightly OR Daily
Losses, HOWEVER OBtGlsAILr CAUSED, or
uowKyER AGRAYAfEnIN CHARAcTKRi while
they win speedily correct those terrible NOR.
bid conditions which spring from the primary
disease o. firm svcreiiYce.
THE SPECIFIC PILL Is equally applicable
10 the treatneBto Of eetrg kiHd Of Genitdlor Bri
nary Irritation IHcapdeity, or inpoteHcg; Dia-
beta, Limo or Brick aaa Deposits IN the umsE
Mifks Discharges, inflammation or Weakness OF
the kidaess, &C., nc CiergyaeR, lawyers,
StWdsHts ans all who fellow sedantary occupa
tions, Or whose Brain and Nervous System are
over worked, are peculiarly subject 10 weak
nesses of the GeHito UriEary Organs. They
should hot fail 10 use THE SPECIFIC PILL.
~ Persons afflicted with any ono or more
81 the above disorders are sure to have several,
and sometimes ~4osf, Of the following
SYMPTOMS:
Deranred Digestion; Loss Of Appetite; Loss
OF Flesh; Conslipated Bowels; Fi,ful and Ner-
vous, OF heavy sleep with Lustful Dreams;
Troubled Breathing; Failure OF Voices Irreg-
ular action Of the Heart Pusinlous Erupiions
on the Face and Neck; Headaches Affections
~ the Ewes; L0ss Of Memory; Sudden fushss
Of Heat and Blushings; General Weakness and
Indolence;l Aversion to Society RelaxedlCoH-
dltion. or diminished Size Of the Genital Or
Fans, Involuntary Nightly or Daily Emlssionsi
Frequent desire 70 pass Water. with peculiar
attending sensations Pale Lips Sunken
Cheeks, Weak Eyes, "Pinohed" Features
Irritation. or catarrh Of the Bladder; Inconti.
nenee, or suppression d the Urine; PaiRfui,
Too Frequent.or Difficult, hiotariIion, &C., &c
Pfofe ssionai 0pinions.--''i have used
youraSpKffrtC ptIIs Ia many causes OF S3eF-
ssaiorrksd, and with the most psgJcci suoesss."
-. MiLroS SAsDENs, NJ. D., IL. D., Brook
49,.
II, IL near 'spec6c' as any medicine caa
be. have cured very severe cases with from
all 70 rES posEs."--B lkEtvH, N. d.. N. Y.
II know Of no remedy, ia the whole Bateraa
Nssisca. cqual 70 yonr SPEctFIo fmL IN SezAt-
"a! az ITrisafy.1 psatasssss - ApoLrn BEHRE,
N. D., Pref y 0rgaaic Cssaaistry and PAysol-
PERSONAL .orIS1oxs.--" Hr. HinchtsssT Is
won my OF AL ooSTIBKsCk, and deTofet
himself estA assasfieahy 10 these Preparations"
-. MRREpaTH kGKsE, H. d., LII. r., Amer.
Eed GasatIs, N Il
sssA's HosEsTY Ann i3IKGmIr and car as
ufe the Profession and the public that his
srstarafs0ns oaa h rthaa 0A.1 '--JAs. X. CHit.-
soE, ". D., tAe@aa, ". l.
The Specific Pill
h nsa homeopathic Remedy nor does i con
tain Nsrsr-m lrsa, CemtAarsass, o. any inju-
rs0us incredient. Send for = Circular.
gy- Pnce-si per box. six boxes when OF
defei at aaeel So. Sent BY Mail. Sold Whole
sale and Retail At tie Soie General Depot 10
he uniied Sts'es, BY
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8 P,uliartuat ~
6an whlcb We
CAL Srporttk larks
tB tlr constitutions ef
malaiu lesufmn L.
either prgiaces o. =
prwlnced rs 81 n-
feChl xiuai state
az thc llooi. vhergin
thai hsid lsmme in
oumpelcnt @ sustain
he yihlmFcesinuGr
vigorous actioa and
leaves the system 70
fali into disorder and
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VNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST FARMING
l. LANDS IN THE WHOLE WEST, ARE
THOSE OF NORTHERN MISSOURI. Rebels are
moving away, and are selling for whatever they
cal get. An extensive immigration from the North
orn States and from Europe, already begun. will
occupy that part Of the State and develop It's
immense natural wealth. Free and full iniorma
ton given on application to
ELI fHAYER, No. ! Pdrk Place, Ner YORK.
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HELMBOLDsS
nionLr ooscEsrRATRR
Cnmnnund Fluid Extract SarsanarilIa.

Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,
For purifying the blood renewing all diseases arising from
and mprudenes In lie, chronic constitutional dis
arising from impure state Of tho blood and the
only reliable and ecetuai known remedy for e cure Of
serofula Scald Head Salt Rhcum, Pains and Swelling OF
The Bones UoerAons Of the Throat and Legs Botehes,
Pmpss the Face letter ErySpeas and all sealy erup
Mons Of the skin, and beautfying the COMPLEXION.
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