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SEMINAL WEAKNESS

nr- u. leyntes eecatfaft ei hi time 10 tho
trcaim ut OF tiasC es4sts caused hyH secret and
solitary haht. Wt- b f}ii, the hcdy and mind, un-
fitting the unfortunate iudtNId Tor husiuess or
society, some et tle sad aud melancholy effects
81 he ark aud iniiI- liZzilrS- of the head Nerv-
usue :. arrangement Of the digestive functions,
ymFIou5S ui teu~Jftl i5su. u Ibe fearful effects
the mind are AUsL to Lu Cltadci loss of MEM
~ confusion e! lets, depre= >inu e spirits, evil
Orbptl ing, aversion ni society. sGlIAt>trnst tim
dity / arc amouE The evil pfoduced suc! per-
ms should ltiogc contemplating natTimony,
consult Il r=i IAN uf! experience. and be at once
restored Ia e sith aad h.IHiEess.
ld4icHt ha Nl-l5tu remain under Br. Dow \
rcauHcnta i,f dtts ar ueck~, viii lie furnished
with pleasant !ooals, and chal &C. ior board mod
crate
Mclcincs sout to II parts Of the country with
tull directions turu.t, receiving iii lptious Of
Nour disease hr Dow has also tor sale The FrcnsI,
Capotfcs, warranted The best preventive. Order
hy mail. Three for: and red stamp.
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Oratorios and Cantatas.
ORATORIOs.

OhAIURIOS.
Tho Creation. H4yaa Cloth $500, Boards
5iG6, Paper sl.3S. M essiah, Handel II. 500
Bds. :i,6o, Pa. sI.N. Moses in Egypt, Rosi-
M ueudesssin pIVia' a. 500 ,' B 40 Si "a e. s El
costa, CT. $50, Bd's, s2.0a, Pa Si.7J. Naaman,
Costa, CT. $500 Bds, - 90, Pa, ) -. Mt 81 al.
Madonna, $2.o0. Praise to God bs..sto,r, s2.g5.
CANTATAS.
AS the Hart Pants. laB7eissola, BIDS co cts
Pa. 30 Hear my Prayer, IhHdetssol,B, 80 Hymn
of Praise, Ncldetasohl. : co. Miriam's Song
of Triumph, s-bHlJit - Praise o. Friendship
Moefof, 30, st. Ceciiia's Day. Fan Hree Cl. 81.
%, Pa 90, Ray Queen, beHHett Cl sl.25, Pa.
so. The Morning, Ncjss, 80 Storm King, Baker
3s. Burning snip, H0ker, -. Winters Even
ing's Enter Itainment. CaH CT. n - Pa. slu0.
Transient ami kternal Roaibefy, s.. Great
Rebellion, HabSteg S3.e0.
The above cent postpaid 0f price.
OLIVER DITs0N 4 co, Publishers,
217 Washington St, Boston.
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TO
MUSIC TEACHERS
AND
DEALERS,

The subscriber is fully prepared to furnlsl
Sheet Music, Strings, Musical Instruments anc
Music Books Of all kinds at the lowest trade rate,
wholesale and retail, from the largest collection.
in this country.
Orders punctually and faithfully attended to.
Address all orders
SIBERIA oTT. .5sl Broadway, n. Y,
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DIR. KNIGHTS
III AWE u II Sa101fT q
ss4S tSe5s sltssJ SGf skss2 y ~ - ~ isEA VI J

A VEGETABLE PREPARATION
Fer PrtseuiRg and jtaRtirginy The Hau,,
Contains neither Oil nor IAlchol.
This article has been prepared with view to sup
ercede tho perncious compounds 50 common IN the
market the nse of which has been almost invariably
detrimental to the growth and beauty of the hair.
1t is especially adap.ed 70 the use of LADIES AND
CAlipREN, with whOme 1t is a UNIVERSAL. IA
NORl +. Person whose hair has been thinned by
sickness age should give It a trial LUNU-
RANT GROWTH WILL RESULT BY the use of DR..
KNIGHTS HAIR DRESSING, TIE HAIR Is BEAC1-
Iftf., IFS GROWTH Is IMPROVED, 1IE SCALI Is
CLEANsfD, NERVOUS HEADACHE Is CURED, HAIR
EATERS ARR ERApiC tTED, .iND ALL CUTASEuuS ER
UFfToNS ARE REMOVED.
1t will Lot soil or stain tie Skin, any article of
apparel is eNqui>itcly prciumcd, is put up in large
bottles, and is sold by all druggists, rerinmels and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Price, loo per Bottle.
Prepared BY L. i. KNIGHTS, Nj Il. CHEMIST
Mclrose, Mass.
Ellsworth American., 1867-02-22
DIR. KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL HAIR REST0RER.

Is the only preparation in use which invariably
ORANGES GRAY ANilFADEp HAIR TO IFS ORIGINAL
CCLoI Its effect are SO UNIFORM AND SPEEDY,
as to be regarded almost MIRACULOUS.
1t gives UNIVERSAL SA1l>lACr1OS, single
trial proving its superiority all other ardcl
offered to the public under similar names
Co.ums might be hled with testimonials, but thu ir
Publication is not considered recesspry. In the PIE
paration of the Oriental Hair HeStorer the most Cot
ly material is used and no pains spared to mike
it An article which shall STAND THE TEST or ALL
TINE.
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WASHINGTON, March T.-WilsOn intro
duced 9 joint resolution declaring the
municipal officers Of Alexandria, Va,
who refVsed 10 execute the laws of the
United States, dislOyal, and that ? bh
offices are vacated.
The republicans adyoeatlng the prose-
cution of the impeachment Of the Presi-
dent, held several private conferences.
The public debt statement shows the
total debt to be So, $50, coo, 200. There
are in the treasury Sl0F, $50, 600 in coin,
and So, aoQ eco in currency.
At the republican caucus 1t was voted
to refer the Impeachment question to the
new judiciary committee.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.-Aespaieo
was abandoned by the impeEiRlists Feb
ruary l9th.
San Bias has Teen taken by the French
fr;gste Victoria.
Three French vessels remain at Aea-
pulco, but hold neutral position. There
is the greatest eEaeF and confidence
among sac people.
Alvarez, With 4O0a men, marched from
f1erpayaea for the city of Mexico, in
tending 10 join Diaz.
Gen. Nelez defeated the imperialists
who were sent to recspture Tobasco.
The ship Winged Arrow, from New
York, and Constitution, fFom Panama,
have arrived,
CHAR1ssEoS, March s--Among the
passengers saved from the Andilusia,
burned on Sunday night off cape Hat
teras, are Thomas G. Nelson, Augusta,
Ga, and Mrs. Margaret Dixon, Of this
city.
RICHMOND, March IA bill has been
reported 90 the senate calling state
convention. 1t is understood that the
house cOmmittee will report similar
bill.
New YORK, March THE Herald
publishes a circular from secretary Sew
ard inviting Spain and South American
republics 20 unite in . peace conference
at Washington, April first.
The 3Tish wires connecting with the
cable are down.
The steamers City of Antwerp, from
Liverpool, and Celia, from Londons have
arrived.
Collector Smythe addressed letter to
the president affirming that the office of
collector was never more economically,
paFely and effeetually administered than
by hirn. lie denies receiving one dollar
directly OF indirectly IN the manner
charged.
IDublln adviees say it is reported that
Jas. Stephens landed at Dingle Bay and
gone 70 the interior. Trouble is feared at
WOOlwich.
The Internal revenue bureau has issued
instructiOas for the immediate assess
ment of the income tax in March, in
stead of May. and q per cent. uniformly
on all incomes over one thousand dollars.
Surratt's trial will probably commence
on Monday.
The republican caucus adopted, with
out opposition, Ashleyis motion to refer
the question of impeachment to the Ju-
dietary committee. Stevens motion
was that when the house adjourned it be
till mayath. Unanimously adopted.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN ls4s.
Col. R. Z. P. ALLES, Superintendent,
Assisted by fun and able Faealty.

rTlHE Course OF Sfudy Is that usually tauzht
i in the best colleges The Moral culture of
cadets receives special attention. The Dfseir,-
tiae is ali that its name IN ports The Govern
raent strict, but mid and parental Parenrs
confidence that they w1n not b. exposed -
those allurems1ts to vice and tissfuafsor
fornd IN all towns and cities, the loeation be11-
six miles nom any toWn-ths situation +. p
high and rolling country noted for health md
salubrity.
The Spring Session. 1857.
win commence on MONDAY JaNTTAilY =.
1867. and continue Twenty CD weeks.
Charges for Board aud Tnition fuclufInz
lights, fnel and washing, One Hundrod and
Seventy-FiVe Dollars, $40 curruncyl ner rsrlI-
annual session invariably n sdvS3ce. No
extras Whatever.
Address superintendent. Farmdale p O.
franklin eonnty, Hsntncky dai-lna
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HEFyFs Lodge ef Perfectiou, 18th No. l.
Stated Communication ID wednesday night
OF each month. Henry y. NCOdsrd, SD, c..
M Charles n Carroll. 18th. Sec.
MIvHkAS LO3se or Perfection, 18th; No. p
Meets 4rh wednesday Of each month. George
MeIlersh, &.l, o.. M. A. h. Frankland, S2d,
Sec.
CAsrPIIIA Council OF Princes OfJerusaIen, 10th o;
No. J. Benz. X Pullen, sd, Iarsh.'. -
- SEC
CALyAE Ey CIAP PTER Of Rose CrOiE, 18Th, No. J..
Charles v. Adams, 321, NJ. W. II. 4. Tom
Fn-Un. - a. Sec.
PHILIPPE DUFLEssETs Council Of E-h, S9th.,
No. i. Henry p. MOOdard. 22d., Comm. /;
William \. Clro3e sd, Rec q.
COSsIsrORT OF WEST TENNEssEE. 32d. John
Ainsue. SD, Comm. in chief; Dodge G.
Trader, sd, Heg-'-
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MEDICAL,

GAIIIGHAS's PMLs are composed simply Of Te0efa-
Ole Medicines. They are Catttortic PilLs, acting
upon the Stomach, Liver, and BOtreLsg containing
NO Arsenic, Calonel Blue Mss, any other Mineral
substance The great advantage the Prupretors claim
Tor these Pills is that without the aid Of Calomel
Blue Mass any other Minerals they viii cure the
most obstinate cases Of CHILLS AND FEVER
DUMB AGUE. PERIODICAL HEADACHE. -NFU-
kALGIA, and all affections Of like character Fol-
low the directions and you viii find they will dc =.
that Is claimed for them Try one box and their own
merits will recommend them ever Afterwards =
Eg- We have used GdEIiOhaH,s Pills, and have
never known them 70 ail to when the directions
were followed, and unhesitatngfy recommend them to
public favor
HoS. I. II. WATTS, Ex-GoT. of Alabama
T. J. JUDGE Judge Supreme Court Of Ala
q" ROBERT DOU6HERTY, Judge 9th Circuit
Of Alabama
VIZ. 9. WALLER, sheriff Montgomery Co, Ala
HON. ALEX. B. CLITHERAII. kOntzomerv AIa
Cot JAS. H. WEAVER,
CRAWFORD BIBB
Ma. 7. A. BANKS, Com. Merchant N O. La
GEO MASON, ESQ, Mayor Wetumpka Ala
NIKE I. WOODS Airy at Law, 200 BidwaB ny
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PROF. RICHARDsONs
Select School for Young Ladies
OXFORD, MISS.

T1oR information. refer to Prof. W. q. Rich
Il ardsor or to the Rev. J. N. Waddel, Chan
csllor OF the University OF Miss.
OxFoRD, July -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM MOI.
Corner Monroe and Second Streets,
Memphis, Tennessee.

Memphis, Tennessee.
WE have the Abstract Books and com plete
w Index Of the Registers Office. complied
BY the late HESRY A. ORNE: and. after
more than q years' trial OF their accuracy.
and careful experience in the business, mot
oha mistake having occurred IL all that timel,
we are enabled 20 furnish complete deraign-
ments OF titetO all
Fort Pickering. Memphis and SHeI-
bU county Lands,
at the shortest notice on the most reasonable
terms Extra facilities offered TO the Memphis
bar, all the senior members of which have
been our constant patrons, and to whom we
gratefully refer for tee reliability OF cur work
Respectfully,
e. ]. CAMPBELL & CO.,
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HEBREW ASB MASONIC OAIENDGR.
Neutrality-suspicious..


1867.
LODGES
ANGERoNA, No. los. Meets lst Monday II
every month. AZ Odd-Feliows' Hall cor COur
and Main. ID. c. Trader, W. N; h. 7. Tom
HuEou, sec.
sOu rH MEMPHIS. No. lis. Meets ID Friday o.
each montn-Hall. cor. Madison and second
J. 7. Sellars, ". NJ; BENZ. X. PuIen, Sec.
LEII.A SCOTT. No. 2Se- Meets lst Friday Of each
month-HEll, cor. Madison and Second. John
Aiuslie, ". NJ; Il. r. Woodward. Sec.
n aRuLrON. No. 2l9. Meets Sd Friday Of each
month--Odd- Fellows Hail. P. NJ Stanley
N-M: " II. Butts, Sec
KILWINNIyC. No al 10 d. Meets 4th Friday
OF each month-2Ji Front street John j
Worsham, s35, ". ii B. K ruben SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Penn Chapter, 10 4. Meets "a Monday Of each
muuth-Odd-Fellows' HaIl. A. =. Whee. .er,
Il p; II. Il. Psyuter, Sec.
AEDs.M.
EUREEA Council. No. g. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month-t tdd- Fellows Hall. John Zent,
Tn. H.; n. j. Wlggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CYRFSE C0n1msndery, No. (. Meets ith Mon
day Of each month. John LenL Com; n. j.
MigEi N. Rec.
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~ Wholesale. also. BY T. W. Marsden, New
York. Edward Wilder a Co.. Louisville, Ky.
Barnes, Ward q Co., New orleans
a8- For sale IN Memphis, Tenn, BY p.
Hustte a Co., s. Mansfield Co, and hy all
Druggists. se1 sln
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GlTard's secret,

I" / have always considered advertis-
ing literally ana long to be the great
medium of success in business, and the
prelnds to wealth. And have made it
an invsriable rule, too, to advertise in
the duuest times, as well as the busiest,
long experience having taught me that
money thus spent is well laid out.n
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RL0UNT & HAIE

Sole Propnetors, Montgomery, Alabama.
WHOLESALE DEPOTs,
HArral Risey a TOmpkins, 14l Chambers St, n. 7.
z J. Hart 4 Co. New Orleans La.
Bloant 4 Hale, Montgomery, Alabama
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
II be found here. Ny stock Is all new and
fresh, and such as can guarantee. TO the citi-
zens OF Memphis, Planters, Merchants Ply
slclans, and all who are In need OF anything
IN my line, would take this method Of assur-
ing them that their orders viii be nlled upsn
short notice and with such articles as can be
relied upon To those sf my former patrons,
VINO hEfe dealt with me up to the time I v as
OF necessity compelled to sell out, / would
cordially ask renewal Of their acquaintance,
assuring them that our past and former deal
lngs IS only guarantee OF what the fuLure viii
be- promising always 70 do the best can.
The PRESCRIPTION DEP .RTMENT being
one OF the most important branches OF the
Ap9thecary business, and one that requires
skill and experience, viii receive my persoual
attention, and during my absence will be under
the control o. competent and careful ApOthe-
carries, accessible al all hours day or night
Soliciting an examination OF stock and prices,
/ am, very respectfully, your humble servant,
u. +. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and ApothecarY, 80 Second St,
decH I'm Nas- Mon -Ns Mem nbis- Tenn.
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Calculation msde az the rate OF IS pounds per
busheI Tor corn and 35 pounds per bushel Tor
Cats.
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Boston, March I'll, s. Clement, OF
the tirm Of Clement, Lasker & Co., COM
mltted suicide.
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FRIDAY, MARCH /.

Senase.-The veto Of the Colorado hill
was taken up. The vote on passing the
bill stood, yess twenty nine, nays nine
teen. Less than two-thirds having voted
in the majority, the bill failed to become
slaw, The internal revenue bill was
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Purchased IN the East, which VI wish to sell at
fair prices
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LITERARY FACULTY.
Course of Study in the Law school.

Course Of Study in the Law School.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Csruthers' History of q Law
suit. Walkers American Law. Stephens
Pleadines Kents Commentaries. story on
Promissory Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss.-Story on Bailmsnts- Story
on Agency. story's Equity Jurisprudence
Story's Equity Pleading. Greenleafs Evidence
Criminal Law.
SENIeE CLAss.-story Conflict Of Laws
Angel and Ames On Corporations Lomaz on
Exeeutors- Parsons on Contracts. Fourth
Kent Reviewed Story on the Constitution.
TUITION-P6r Term ~
Contngeut Eee------------------------------ 4 -
IlDr4ry Eee------.. 4 ~
The University, befOre the var. mum bexed
about i've hundred students On its Annual
Catalogue Good buildings for all Departments
have been secured, and the new buildings viii
be erected next year.
TEE FALL TERM
Opens drst Monday In September, Gloss last
Thursday in January SPRING TERN opeus
nrst Monday in February, and closes last
Thursday in June.
LERANoN. July. l&sd AZ
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Sold by all Druggists.
Retail Price, SI.5O per Box.

On receipt Of si.50 one box Of the Piis VIII be sen
70 auv mart Of ths rnitsd efss..
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The Right Rev. G. 7. QuISTARD, MD, Bishop
fTsnn-. Visitor
GEeRGE r. FAIRBANES, ESQ, Chairman.
The Rev. T. A. NORRIS, Secretary.
The Rev. +. L. KNIGHT, DID, Rector.
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Wagen md NarriaEe MnterIaI.

Corrected by Woo odburn, smith & Co, No. u
Green street ST. Louis.
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A..AND A. SCOTTISH RIEE.
2l4 Frlui Sfrse,.

CYRFxz Cor7msndery, NO. f. Meets ith Mon
day Of each month. JOhu ZaDt, Com; n. j.
MigEin. Rec.
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- 5S,a Rev. ]. W. Beckwith, New Orleans. La.
]. :. CIazthwaits, Esd. Newark, N. ].
y Howard, MD, " Washington, ID. c.
a. y. knight, ND, Macon City, No.
Col. p. Turney, Winchester, Tenn
Hon. A s. ColyaT, Winchester, Tenn
Capt r. Du1eld, Winchester, Tenn.
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fah1z In lsncce..nr. 10 p. I. c...s,..,,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

InlLADELrHIA, January :, 1867.
FL0UR-Sa!cs Of 2000 bbls. at $S(0
S,75 p bbl. for superiine S90l0,50 for
extras; $ll 5OGal3, so for common and
choice Northwest extra family; $12Cl
1928 for Pennsylvania and Ohio do. and
$lt.50Wl6 for fancy brands, according
to quality. Rye Flour is selling in a
sHa!l way at s7.25 2 bjl. No;hiug do
ing in Coru Meal
WHEAT.--We quote Pennsylvania
red at s., 1905; Southern do, at s3Gg3
10, and white al 81 20@3,40; 5Ov0
bush, California sold at $50 Rye is
unchanged Sales Of 800 bash, Penn,
sylvania at 81 80. Corn was in better
demand, and prices advanced lc. t bush
Sales Of 5000 bush. new yellow at $50
95c., according 20 dryness; 500 bush,
white sold at Sic. Cats remain withou,
change. Sales of 1000 bush. penusyl-
vauia at Sic.
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4 GREAT DisCovxEv.-One of Tie greatest
"A and most useful discoveries in medical
science was made by the celebrated DR.. j.
Dumas Of Paris, Chief Physician TO the I'm.
perial infrmity Of France. in 1861. Those
who have been afflicted with the painful dis
ease known as the Pills, and eifectually cured
by the use of DR.. J. DUMAS FRENCH PILE
SALvE, cannot sreak too highly of the bcne-
fits conferred upon them by the use of the
certain remedy. 1t has never been known TO
iaii in eifecting permanent cure in single
case. In this respect il surpGsscs all ether
medicines Of the kind. Il will do Just what
it is recommended for; if not the money will
be refunde5. One or two boxes is sufficient
to effect permanent cure III four or six days,
if Tie directions ON the boxes are followed -
PT;oe one and two dollars per box, according
to size. Sent by Mail or Express to any part of
the United States or Canada. Sold by Drug
gists generally. \ liberal discount made to
the trade. Address d, s. DuYHAN & Co.,
/ Wil.iamsport, Pa, sole Proprietors and Man
Lfaciurers for the Unitel States and Canada.
! dec. 5-'5j.
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DATENTED MAY %, lSGb-This il an ar
L Ii le for washing withou, rubbing except
ir very dirty places, which wiiIreguire a yerv
slie,;s yub, ami unlike other preparations Of
fered fcr Ike p1rpose, WILL NOT ROT THE
CLOTHES, t'qt will leave tLtE4 much wnirgK
than orlina,v methods, without The usual
wear and tear.
Il removes grease spots as il by magic, and
s0ftens the dirI by soaking. 30 that rin-ing
will in ordinary eases en:ite'y remove il.
This powder is prepared iuaceorlancs with
chemical science, and upon n process pccu-
liar oitsclf, which is secured ~ Letters Pat
eul. 1t has been in use for more than q year,
and has proved itself an universal f4yorite
whereyc, it has been used. Among the ad
yGuiages claimed are la. following, VIZ:
1t zaves all the expense OF soap usually
used on eot.os. AMI linen goods.
1t saves HCst Ok the labor OF rubbing, and
wear and tear.
Also, foT cleauiH- windows it is unsurpassed
With one quarter the time aui labor usually
required it im}ar.s p beautiful gloss and
lustre, much superior to any ether mode
No water required except 10 moiGten the pow
der.
directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated by q single
trial. The cost Of wasiiag for @ family of
FIVE or six persons viii not exceed THEE
CENTS.
The manufacturers Of this powder are
aware that many useless Compounds have
been introduced 70 the public whicl have rot
ed the cloth, or failed III removing the dirt.
but knowing the Intrinsic e1oeiIeuce of this
article, they confidently r6c'ajIl it as being
adapted to meet a deinrnd which has long
existed, and which has heretofore remained
unsuppliod. Manufactured by
HOWE < STEVENS.
go BroG11ay, Boston.
Also Manufacturers Ct Family Bye Colors.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
Oct Ism.
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fUBA MJLLS.-The undersigned begs
- leave to inform his friends and the public
that he i; sill in charge Of the above namei
popular mil, where lie is prepared to accom-
moiate The citizens Of Midlin, Patterson and
vicinity, with the Choicest Brands Of Flour.
\ large supply Of Bran, Chops Stuff, and Feed
Of all kinds constantly on Iand. As he runs
a nlill wagon every Tuesday and Friday to
Nillin and Patterson, customers can be pune
lually supplied at their doors. BY strict
ten,ol 20 business he hopes to receive e lib
eTal share Of public patronage Terms Cash
may 9, 'GC-;rl SOLOMON KAUFMAN.
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On the 18Th ult, by Rev. II. l.. SLindcl.
DAVID SMITH and Miss C. F. KURTL, both
OF Fhumpsontown
On the 9th Mt, by tho same, W. +. HACK.
cf relewaro township. and Miss LIZZIE SU-
LoUFF, of Fayette township.
On the lst inst. ~ the same. J. P MEL
son. of Cieariisld county, Ia, ana Mrs NJ
L. Mickey, OF MeAusterville.
On the 9Th ult., by Rev E. W. Kirby,
ISAAC HINES and Hiss MARY JENNINGS.
both Of Millerstown, Perry county, Pc.
On the lst inst, by the same, ISAAC BUR
DELL aad Miss SARAH NOON, both Of Ju-
nista county, Pa.
On the 25th ult., by Rev. W. Y. Brown,
HARVEY MCCLURE ard Miss MAaGA-
RETTA J. KILMER, all Of Juniata county.
On the Sd inst. by the same, WILLIAM
HAINES and Miss MARGARET A. SHOB-
BELL, all of Juniata county.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09
30 E0ESGT1pH'sVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, alter having suffered fc- several
years with n severe lang affection, and that
dread disease, Consumptiun-is alxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
Of cure.
TO all who desire it, he VIII send copy
Of the prescription used free 4 charge
with the directions for preparing .nd using
the same, which they will find Sure CURE
for CoEsvNPTIoS, Asthma, llsoNCuIrs,
CorcHs, CoLps. and all Throat end Lung
Affections The only object of the advertiser
in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceiyes to be Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer viii try his remedy, es it will
cost them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, viii please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co. New York
feb. 2G.-lyl