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FiRE.-A small frame barn of Mr..
Peter Fcrsythe, 2 miles North of Tan.
eytown, Carroll county, Md, was burnt
between and s o'clock on Sunday
evening with all its contents, including
one horse, two cows, hay, straw, wagon
aud farming implements, The loss to
him is very severe. It is supposed to
have been set on Ere.
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One of the largest real estate owners
in Mobile has deducted one.third of the
amount due from his tenants on his
notes given last year, and receipted
them in full
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ae9-THE FAIR which commenced on
Tuesday week is still progressing at the
time we write, probably to close on
Wednesday. 1t has been highly sue.
cessful-having been constantly crowd.
ed ; and had it not been for the snow
and desperate condition of the roads
very many more would have been pres.
ent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

The present population of Texas is
estimated at ] ,2OO,o00. It was under
1000 at the beginning Of the rebel
zion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

The subscription to the fund for the
relief Of the South in New York city
has reached the sum of thirty thou
sand dollars.
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THREE GOOD DRAFT g
HORSES, GsE1I
Tx head of Mich Cows Alp.iy

SIX neal OF Which tONs, aSe,Eet =
% fresh Brood Sow, : Shoats, | Broad
tread Wagon with bows and cover ! Plan.
ta,ion Wagon, Hubbard Mover, Grain
Drill, Horse Rake, Furrow pluughs. Shoy.
81 Plouehs, Cora. Fork, and Cultiyators, 2
Harrows, single and double Trees. Wheat
Fan, Potts make) Wheel Barrow, Horse
Gears, Forks, Rakes, Shovels and Farming
Utensils generally.
Also, Beds Bcdstcads and Bclding. l,u
rcau, Tables. Chairs, Looking. Glasses. Ten.
plate Stove. Parlor Stove. Cook Stove, Pots,
Copper Kettle, large Iron Kettle. Tabs,
Buckets, Qucenaware, Crockcry Ware Tin
Ware, sHd other Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Also Sctt Of
BLACkSMITu'S TOOLS.
and q number of Wagon makers Tools, 80
barrels Of Cora. 80 bushels Osta Is bushels
Rye, ahOm 20 bushels Potatoes, about 1000
pounds Bacon, Lard, different kinds Of I.um.
hcr' and many articles too tedious TO men.
ton.
Sale to conmoacc ut 3 o clock A. VI.
Terms of Sale. An snms under 50. 90
cash, overthat amount credit ofsix months
will be gwen ON note and good security bear.
ing interest from day of sale.
SOLOMON MYERLY.
icb2Sts j. Henry Hoppe, iucf'T.
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PUBLIC SALE.


X ! S's,u. 9i a Decree Of The Hon John
- oinhh judge OF the Circuit Court
10, S ,a'ton county sitting rs Court ..
b9Wlyi ,he uSnsrSisned' AS Trustee, will
Su' ~ "'''e oa'' ON 's'e premises, on
Friddy, hie 22nd day NJ lnarch, 1867
nj o'clock p " Tho c,,,ou;n.d. .,r;h..,
Real Estate heinz The same If wi;cb Tha'
mos n Wur,,,,, - i ca,i. ""'on ino
his wife, died !eiled and nn,ss.sa ~ , si"''"S
. ..,..", ar. P' W..
'' y, a"a containing
9l} 4CRES or LAND,
more or less. which will be divided os s,I.
lows: Lot No. / contains about 40 Acr.s
more or less. and il i,nnrayed viii, L',n,.
Sw T1r n ~ s'
Il ~
the balance laid of into tracts. containing
about i6l Acres each
ihls Land Is IN a very good state Of cult
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

Who was Jonah's tutorg The whale
who brought him up.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-02-28

Maine has legislator who stands G
feet Z inches in his stockings.
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DINING ROOM,

large Dining Tables and oil Covers, I I'm,
cherry Sideboard, 2 dozen and a half a
Windsor Chairs, Template Stove with pips.
latest pattern, 40 yards Of Rag carpetine, 81
complete sets Of Dinner Services, .Glasi
Ware, &c. r. ..a
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Appointments.

The appointments of Justices of the
Peace and other officers for Baltimore
city, and the different Counties Of the
State were sent to the Senate by Gov.
Swami, fer confirmation, early last week.
Tho following is tho list for Carroll
County, as we find it published in the
Baltimore papers
Justices Of he Peace.
First Distriet--John VI. Jones, Hen
ry Cali, VIM. Fisher. Second District
Hanson I. Webb, Joshua Cain. Levi
Fleagle. Third Distriet--John Maus.
Levi Yiuglipg. Fourth District--Na.
than Gorsush. Stocksdale, Arariah Our.
sIer. Fifth District--Eli Hewitt, Jr..
Cornelius jenkins, j. Oliver Wadlow.
Sixth Disttiet---Henry Motter Francis
Warner. David II. Hoffacker. Seventh
Distric, WIN. J. Mitten, John Henry
Hoppe, Abner Neal, John b. Summers
Eighth District--John Lamotte, jesse
Brown. Niath District--Henry Bus.
sard, Mcpherson Gorsuch, Joshua Sell.
man. Tenth District--David Otto, John
DclspIanc. Eleventh District--Johp
W McAllister, VIM. r.. Smith.
Notaries Psbiie--At Westminster,
Edwin Z Reese, at New Windsor, Ezra
s. stouffer.
:. ceyon~s--0tho shiploy and George
W Shriver.
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Personal Property at
PUBLIC SALE.

TI,fiE subscriber intcn ling to quit farming
| and housekeeping. will offer ut Public
Sale, Mt his residence on the county road
between Westminster and Orendora-s Mill,
about mile from Westminster, on
Wnrsddy The 2la Of March, 1867,
the fpllawipg nroncrtv. viz
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SITTING ROOM,

excellent Hair Cloth Spring Sofa, ] Mar.
bic Slab Table, | Plain Mirror, 25 yards Of
3ply Wosen Carpet, I Air Tight Coal Stor,
aud Fixtures. large split.bottom Rocking
Chairs, ] dozen cane bottom Chairs, Rug
and Oil Cloth. n.
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HALL FURNITURE,

Table and Chair, 20 yards Oil Cloth, Star
earpeting, Oil cloth and Rods, I Bracks
Hall Lamn, e Iuii
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Z Mobile aloon Nlorc.

Z Mobile Cook stove.
with all The fixtures TO same, | cor Oh
ncr Cupboard, ] Dresser, Safe, 2 ~
Large Tables, new Dough Tray, TS
Washing Tubs, ] lnrge Meat Hogshcsd, /
new krout Tub, large Meat Bench. cbun
and Stand, Doty's clothes Washing NJ,
chine, cellar Cupboard. lard cans. a iti 4
Bacon AID Lard, 7, ta,ocs by tie bushcl.
The ubscnbef will also offer for sale,
fast GREY MARE years a
old, ONE COW that will be nrz-<T
fresh by day of sale, three fine IW~tI
Shoa,s, Basket Sleigh sieel. .kS1.lk,
shod runners and string Of Dell-, ] good ar
single Harness. Brides, Saddles and Hal
tiers, Digging Iron, M,asock, cord,
Hickory Wood, Hive Of Bees, llr
Sale to commence nj o o. clock A. N. IN
ciscly, ycrything offered will he really soA
rs the subscriber mus, take possession Of BIZ
new Hotel on the LIST Of April next.
Teens Of Sale.-A credit Of 0 monil,
will be- given on all suns Of SO dollars and
upward, the purchaser giving his npie SD
approved security, bearing interest tson ii;
day Of sale. q KEY "a u II
WILLIAM DELPHY, Proprietor.
Thomas CARR, Aactioncer.
fcb2S-ts y-f. e.
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/ y o n 5
DROPS.
THE GREIL FEMALE RENEUI
FOR IRREGULARITIES!

have tested these Drops in my own practice
over ten wears, all DO not hesitate to say, that
nothing has yet been dovolpuGd liz .'clical re
search, that acts 70 powerfully, positively, and
h1.nile ,y, IN cases Of female irregarity as does
this medicine. In all recent caso> it never ililS
While thousands who have been long sufferers, are
indebted to it tor TIE boon Of health to-,lay.
Although 50 powerful and positive, they are
perfectly harmless, and may he used at all times
except when specially torlil'cn in tie directions
They have i'ccn extensively cmul"ycd hv chi
neat ply sc.ans in France and England, as well as
in my own practice over ten years. aud have
yet to hear Of the first Instance Of tiilurc. could
give o testimonial, Of tncir efficacy from ladies
AL over .hr northern ant We en States. We're
they mo- in their nature private. over loo 600
lnttle, have been sold he past wear, and hope
auI irus' a. many sufferers ave been benefited
| am well aware that a remedy pOtcut to re-
move all distractions, may he used for a had pur-
pose but trust that where one bottle /, thus used
ten my idlrmtu the hands Of really needy sui
irrcrS
Toall who suffer from an, irroculartv; nai0rul,
ihc,dt. excessive, offensive or oh>truc,cd Mem
-truatinn i.uc 'rr gI. The train ot diseases that
I How. | wo1ld ,ay, try hottie OF pR. I.YoN's
FRtNCu pEunpCtL DEpIs Being huid pre-.
piTaiion, 'hrir action j. more ircct and positive
than any pill ur powlrrs. Explicit directions,
bearing, my fac-simile. accompany each bottle,
The. may he obtained ui nearly every druggists
ia the country, or hV iHclo-us tho price 10 G.. q.
tHthK 60. New Haven. Ct, General Agents
.'r tae Omitted States aud anada
DIR. JOHN l. Lyon.
PRAcrIcN rmsIoIAN,
New Haven, Cohn.
Price $3.50 pcr bottle. Sicowly
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Rev. DR.. Nicely was consecrated
Bishop of Maine, in Trinity Chapel, NY,
on st. Paurs Day, January 25th. There
was large attendance, including seven
Bishops, ('ishop Hopkins OF Vermont
presiding fifty clergy in their robes, uhd
the choral staff of Trinity Church which
led the procession ms it entered the church,
iubilant hymn, n new Cathedral is to be
built for Bishop Nelly in the city of Port.
land.
DISMISSAL Geo. =. Tyler, d
d., was dismissed from t, e pasto'ate e
the Congregational church. in Brattlcboro,
by council which met on Monday, 28th
ult The cornell gave him cordial rec
ommendation us an able preacher and
faithful pastor, and also expressed Q lin
their high regard as beloved christian.
We understand that he has an invitation
to 90 to Florida with the offer to pay the
expenses oil the journey.
DoNArioN The friends of Rev. j. X.
Chase, pastor of the Baptist Church in
llydeyille, hav. re entity made Inn and
ms WORTHY ady two donation visits, and
a> the fruits thereof Nj. &. and Ia " are
about .lij richcr in worldly goo.l>.
Rev. Mr. Knit AMI wac vi ipton,
gratefully acknowledge the receipt ut
yit, from their friends at the donation
visit ON Nulns lay, Jan 3 >. AMI on the
day following, 10 the value oi on. nun.
dreI dollar, nearly all in money
LErWAs IL. khNr
WMLiSGFoED - The pari>hionerS and
friend. OF Key. Aldace Walker. OF Wal
linglord, recently made him visit, leav
lng u generous donation OF over - 0.
puuLrNEY.-liev. john G.. Hal. las
resigned his pt>torate in East Pouitney,
to take effect March /.
BURLINGTON Pres An-cll delivered
an excellent lecture to Il very large au-
dcnce, Jan. 25;h, un Ter the nuSPicc, Of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
on the L,ss1ns of the Five Year, Of War.
The prospects Of the College are encou"-
aging The attempt 10 raise 100000
tor the college, is l'kely TO be II success.
The Congregational Society of New la
ven has aided 5000 to the salary Of their
pastor, Rev. &. Il. llulbur'.
The Middlehury Protective Temperance
Society will meet in the lecture room of
the Methodist Church tins Crue>day) eve
ning.
Donations. 10 the Rev. J. w Spen.
Ger %l4j from people of Wcsilicll and
Jay To Rev. C. w Tabor of Barton
S24j hcv. X. ii. Barton Of Sheffield.
%l33 "a.
To Rev. J. w. IIarwool by the Meth
olist Society OF roulncy, 5000.
Rev. o. w. Winchester, is to be vis-
ted by his Pensioners an friends at
Wadhan's Mill, n. Y, February 9Th
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. - YorNc's

A'I GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WOHK, Of Every
one his own DociOr-lieing Private Instructor
Tor Married Persons or those about TO Marry, both
Male aud Female, in everything concerning the
physiology aud relations oi our Sexual system,
and the Production or Prevention Of OT,pring, in
Guiding al the new discoveries never before given
in the English language, by WM. YOUNG, VI. u
This is really valuable aud Interesting work. 1t
is written in plain language ior the general reader
and Is illustrated with upwards Of one hundred en-
cravings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage. aud having the least inn
pediment to married lite, should real this hook.
IL disclo,es secrets that every one should he ac-
quanted with. Still 1t is a book that must be
locked up, and not lie about the house IL will le
sent to,ly one on the receipt Of Fifty Gents. Adj.
dress ~, WM. YOUNG, No. al9, Spruce Stres,
aoore Fourth i'hi!ade'.hid. 2i;fy
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no OWNERS OF HORSES

lnun-tnd7 81 "ui,r- 'uc >carh from Collie
lu, need ma he. ~. Ioni,s' Venetian Horse
LnHulrul viii positively cure every cl.c. II gwen
wnca Iir-t taa"n he est j, oulv c.c collar.
Every "wuor or a horse SHOULD have hp tie IN
h., siloir Rood, Or nsr l. j. warranted ,Jiicii,r
/" IN, ,tiH- c-e Tor the c,uc of tut-. Wind itll-
NWc!in-~. sore Iut"tt, Spihin> - u-c,. Oil Noie.
&C. In.- lniWcnt il uu uen r,mrlv !, has
hcci -e' l..t a proved ui !'r - Nrn- b., the nl~t
huircn'u IN .l' country. tf.Nru Ia "a u,cr-tIiNra
hui'c, j. act, LIS" m,sic O.G.t, arc con. taii,h
received Ilum He r,ciHl stable, al E,- land tur It.
The ce,"na't, hiram Woodruff. ii ro,tnl me
has tie IL for cts All as 1t j, tar ,tt,iu To-
any "thcr he la, ir,e'l lie hinil, p,rui.s rr to
l"ltr tu him. ii.- aGdrc,, i, Et,i. New York,
Long SAND. i'ecu iecJ, Dr. luniA>' Venetian
II ~, Imminent j. put up IA pint b,,t!c. Take
D" "'lwr. Soil iN Drus; is, ana SAl!cr-. DE.
pot % C'rtia".t 81 " York. 43;7w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
& CHENCKS NJ NDRAKE PILL.
A certain Cure for Diseased Liver and the mary
Dangerous Maadies which are caused by

A certain Cure for Diseased Liver and the mary
Dangerous Maadies which are caused by
morbid condition ct that organ.
To give the public clear understanding of the
mode in which SClifNCk'S Mandrake Pills pro-
duce those wonderful effects which are attestcd by
thousands Of reliable witnesses we present a brief
DESCRIPTION or THE HUMAN LIVER
and its functions, which will make the operation
Of this popular medicine pcrceptible to every mans
understanding.
The Liver is supplied with blood vessels, nerves
and absOrlunts One OF its obvious uses is to
seCretc and prepare the bile. 1t Likewise filters
the bloud aud separates that luid from all impure
ties. How indispensa6ly necessary to health is
the proper performance Of this function! II die
liver /, diseased it cinuot purify the bontl,n nd if
that is sent back through the lungs. brain and
other parts in morbid condition, il must cause
jAuniice. hiiou,ness, obstruction If thc kidneys,
gravel, aud many other complaints more or less
painful ami dangerous but the lcnst Of them quite
enough 10 make man sick aud uI'cumturl ole.
and unit for the Performance Of any Of The duties
ui life. This unhealthy state OF Tia" system very
often ends in pulmonary consumption
TIE circulation OF the blood is conducted in the
sum" manner:-Ihc heart sends the vital current
down through the arteries: it rasscS through the
le>h, taking up all impurities in its progress
,hea the stream OF blood flows backward through
the Veins and pa to the liver 10 bu purified.
Ii j, impossible to cure consumption, scroiHla. r.
scarcely INV Other kind Of liberation while thit
Important organ, the liver. is diseased 1t is for
that iea.Iu that regular physicians rarely cure
cpn>umptOu. They uota ~ begin tl.cir treatment
with the use ~ some cough medicine the basis If
E"'"h Is morphia or opium in Some shape. which
locks up the aver '"s'ead Of relaxing the sccrc
lions, giving 4 tone to the stomach, 81 . .HdHcing
u he'd hy flow Of bic. DR.. ScL,n,ks
FtLMuSiC SlKCr, SEAwiTD IoNlC, iSD Man
nEAEE Pulls,
will strengthen the system, puffy the blood, and
ripcn aud heal ulcer, on the lungs
4 ,flt .,lI ,,..
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A prisoner named Heating who
escaped from the Bennington jill, several
weeks since, has lately been recapturcd at
Charleston, S. c., and Sheriff Powers of
bennington offers Sle0 for him, delivered
mt that place,
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\ LOYAL SOLDIERS LETTER

L A BliNNpY STATION, Va. Jan. 20 1854
Dear Sir.-Pieasc scnd me SIX boxes Of YOUR
fhGisiMrit L"ZENuEs | was n vcr, bad heal Il
and would - from four to >iN DAYS witluut AN
evacuation. | am now cured OF Cu>tiyuucss
was mere skeleton, but NOW am hc>hy, Hearty
am strong, and Without the l.ozenges could not
have gone through the cary marchc, Of the 20.
'olhac Army. FRANCIS KELLY.
Dr Harrison l'oNon.' Go. l., 19th Me. Vuls.
No. fremont Temple
Far .ae by j. ). Harrison & Co.,. Propric.ors.
80. fremont Tempo, Boston, and by all Drug
t'ts or will he mailed ON receipt Of 81 cts l3;4w
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n L,N. Lindsey, the nan vhu v'Ip-
p,d la. little hul 10 dc Tia. il Nvw York.
ha- been sentenced t. oar ,r ,r, M lr.,.
months impriSunm N IA "a. STATE pr, n
~ Auburn.
Gen JOIN Pope. vino nuN IN II ,>h.
'nli"n has never IN IL Oregon Ia SEX
the ne" com mtnt a-SlIne + hlm -rv'n
months ngo, and 1t l. prob al som,thng
better will soun bc gwen him.
Hon + q. Npautiins, of Butf,lo, y.
Y, has written "a Letter To Mr. iluIhurd.
controller OF the currency. Strongly con.
demning the Kan Ial bill to take away
the circulation of til, Natlun. Banks
A large wholesale dealer in Lon hon.
has presented The Daily Telegraph with Il
press that cost SIS 900. rs II tn..en of the
appreciation of the btncfl he has derive!
from advertising in that paper.
In LeavenworIh, lately, two girls got
into dispute at breakfast az To which
used the most sugar During the wrangle
the table was over turned, and falling on
the head of a three year old child, killed
il instantly.
The English government has discovered
that persons in the United States are in
the habit of sending money (greenbacks)
to that country wrapped in newspapers,
and consequently American papers are
closely examined.
Gov. Ward of New Jersey has appoint
cd George NJ. Robeson OF Camden at
torney general 10 succeed +. L. Freling
huyscn, lately elected United States
senator.
A Colorado woman clipped from her
husband and three children. Addinc,
''insult 10 injury" she left note behind
informing her hub nj that none of the
''cinhicIs" were his
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HE LADY'S FRIEND. for February -
a Steel Engraving of touching interest
and cXceedn. beauty, ca.lrl "Ihe = iiior
Boys Dream Of Home; Il IA Ihfll and
picturesque Culured Steel Fashion Plate
of the usuIl double page siz,; AMI Il
fine and appropriate wool cut of Winter,
constitute the leading embellishments Of
this splendid numb. r of the Qlern of the
Mpnlhlics The Illustrations OF various
styles OF apparel for ladic, and clilircn,
work table patterns aud directions, g..
are such as the ladies will fully apprcci
ate. The stories are excellent "Oppo,-
ties" by Max Weir, and "a Partisan
Child from the German, by Frances \.
Shaw. will attract special attention
Miss DUnne.ly contributes beautiful
poem, 'Unseen, Yet Seem" and Mr..
WooJ continues her story of "Orvilc
College" which is developing characters
that strongly enlist the readers sympathy
and insure his interest. The ,tory of
"ilow II Woman Had Her Way" i. also
"a very attractive one.
Price (wI,h engrsving) - 80 year /;
four copies with one cngraving) So 90 :;
eight copies with extra magdznc AMI an
rng.oyr4) = l. 90 Address Deacon 4
i'.nr-on, 3l9 " INIT Street. PniAl
rma.
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(MINA Dolls and DOLL HEADS.
y a splendid lot at
3Stf DICKINSON & co.'s.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Y
We the subscribers, being appointed by the Pro
bate Court Tor the District % Addison. Commits
toners, to receive. examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate OF
BETSEY BLIN,
late Of Shoreham in said district, deceased aud also
all claims and demand, exhibited in Offset thereto
and the term OF six months, from the 9th day OF
January 1857, being allowed by said Court
tor that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business Of
our said appointment at the dwelling house If
SCHUYLER Doane, in Shorehani, on the third Thurs
DAYS Of February and July next, from one until
four o'clock L. NJ. on each Of .aid days.
Dated at Shoreham, this 10Th day oi January,
A ID. 1867.
ts.sr rsriSkLiS M0jGrs. cOm'T'"
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MESSHS J. y. HAERI, ( CO.:

Dear SirS-l have male ALLEN : LUNG BAL
SAN pretty well known in cur city and country,
and have sold about all the four dozsn bottle, sent
me IN March last and ! lind that persons who
Try the Bllsam oncc come back al,uilt tor more as
It -vc, them satisfaction; and recommend it in
preference to any other medicine iur Coughs and
C"'i-. Please .ond me six dozen bottle, as soon
possible J am. ,urr,. &c..
IilOMASJ. FLETCHER. Druggist.
+. ) i >c:i more Aliens Lung liat,ain. than
all "'he. Couch l'enr'lie, together, and ii gives
general satisfaction.
S'id %, all fcalcr, in Famil, Medicines 43;iw
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NODDED COLLARS

Are the foundation OF the immense business now
done Ia PAPER Collars, and the present sdle Of them
nearly equals that If all other makes combined
They have been made from uniform stock from
the commencement. which now costs 70 per cent
more than that usciin the production Of any other
they cost the dealer more
Therefore, when consumers are urged to buy other
makes at the sa price as Grsys, it is because the
inferior goods pay moro profit
1t You want the Very Best, then huv Grav's
Patent Nodded Collars, and take no others.
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INTERNAL REVENUE IN THE SECOND
CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRICr-Th follow
ing is summary Of the amount paid to
the assessors of internal revenue, for sal
aries and contingent expenses, in the I'd
Congressional district for the year ending
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TuE CONFESSION AND EXpE-

Il RIENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION TO
YouNu Mrs and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C., sup
plying at the same time THE MEASs or SELF
CURE. BY one who has cured himself after UNI
dcrgoing considerable quackerv. by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope single copies free Of
charge may he had of the author. NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR. Esq, Brooklyn Kings Co.. MY. ALLY
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NE. AMOS JCHNSON's
d e LICIOUS
AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER

This is the Cream OF all PREPARATIONS for tie
Teeth. and Is Perfect luxury. As delightful
mouth cleaner and teeth prcservcr il has no equal
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