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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-14

SMASH UP.-We are reliably informed
that a collision occurred on the Memphis
and Charleston railroad a short distance
west of LaGrange on last Thursday eve
ming between freight and construction
train. No one was injured by the accident,
though the locomotives were terribly
smashed up The engineers and fremen
saved their lives by jumping off the engines
before the two trains came together.
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The Promised Land-forty acres apiece
to the freedmen.
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FoUNDATIoN-We learn that @. IL. Irigg
the gentleman who has the contract for do
ing the brick work on the new court house,
will be IN our town next week for the pur-
pose of commencing work on the foundation
of the long needed structure 1t viii be
his purpose to lay the foundation and raise
the walls to the first floor this fall and to
complete the same next spring or summer.
Mashburn & Co have 260 600 brick ready
for delivery, and will burn another kiln this
fall The architects estimate calls for 5o0,-
600 brick
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Only Against Loss of Life

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500. 900
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g Zephyr HorSteds, Toys, DC, dc
3zZ IIsin Street, -
south q Uniea Street, (aFr5m8) MEMPHIS TenH.,s
ZnsoIvent Notice. 81.
The Insolvency of the estate Of John Cui-
ligan. dec Il having been this day suggested,
all persons holding claims against said esT
tate are hereby notified to file the same,
duly authenticated. according to law, with
the Clerk of the County Court, HardenlAn
Comfy, Tennessee, Tor pro rata distribution,
by the 18th day Of February, sos, or they
viii be barred. KATE CULLIGAN
August 18th ISB7-4t* Administratri1-
,. ". POWELL q co.,
PLUMBERS,
Steam and Gas Filters,
Ais. aianufaetnrsrs Of
Chain Pumps,
No AZ
Henr0e .Strsss. opposite BgWcss Carriage
Factory,
MEM HIS,
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OFFICERS.

n. } wICKs, President; A. sEEssEL. viee-Prosident
W. F. BOYLE Secretary W O. MCCLURE. Treasurer
J. H. EDMoNDsON. General Agent;
F. WOODWARD. Regular PBysel4sl.
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Low sAED UNIFORHJ
Bolivar, Tenn.
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gagement; and Eureka, this it is: to extract the
virgin juice from this exuberantly fertile soil; to
give 'sgul1ah" 10 world that has hitherto boon
deprived Of This rich and mellow, though other
wise, perhaps, somewhat inelegant form OF speech
When this branch Of the Bureau shall be proper
" org anized, tho officers in charge might be clad
with power to send for persons and papers, thus
giving their transactions tho proper stamp of Of
ftca authority: and if in the exercise of this power
they should send for us, we would feel in con
science bound to respond truthrully to Ill the
several interogatories bearing on the question. We
should tell them that they must exercise great
auricular vigilance if they would catch the nice
shades Of sound 1.-THE Freedmen's Bureau. wo
hope, will pardon this not altogether defensible
metaphor.] The colored bootblack and nowsboy.
barber and bar keeper, the polished [metaphori-
cal, we do not mean shin5ng] br ler and the dainty
ladys maid, speak different language,-as thoy
occupy different position in colored society
from the colored ladies and gentlemen, who, in
other days, were won't to cultivate tho rice lands
on Cooper River, or the cotton plantations on tho
Soa Islands; and these again have different vo-
cabulary from the freedmen of the middle and
upper Districts Of this State. The task, it will
soon DO found, is far greater and involving more
labor than had been at first anticipated; but the
rewards In prospect are Of corresponding mag
mtude; and we earnestly hope that the project
thus hastily and imperfect1y chalked out, may not
be allowed to come to naught.
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and nominal. Corn steady; mixod Southern 90c.s
81; good to prime 81 02a1 o.. Whiskey 25a30c., il
bond @ @.0
CINCINNATI, February 11.-Flour unchanged
Wheat dull. Corn dull and 1c. lower; 55a56c. ir
the ear.~ Oats Sic. Whiskey declined. Privisions
dull Mess Pork nominal at s2Oa. Bulk Meats Of
fered more freely; Shoulders &c.; Sides 9bc Bacon
Guii' Shoulders ssc.; Clear Sides 12Aa12So. The
news from Now Orleans has depressed the market.
Groceries steady. M
ST. LOUIS, February 11.-Flour quiet. Wheat
firm. Corn not materially changed; Choice 500
49, Whiskey dill. Provisions inactive Clear
Sides 129. Pork unchanged.
WILMINGTON, February l1.-Cotton quiet Mid
ding Uplands 80.
SAVANNAH, February 11.-Cotton opened at 49,
but closed ut 81.
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aS The Relatives, Friends nad AcquaIn-
tances of h1r. and Mrs. L. B. wuTTTEMORE, Mr. and
Mrs. c. WH1rTEMoRE, Mrs. ]. L. REoMpKE and Mr. and
MIS- s. RHODES respectfully invited to attend the
fuerai Services Of tho former at his late residence
NO. Radcliffe street. This Tuesday Morning, at Ten
o'clock. Q Fohr,,,rr
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November n

hHANHOOD AND T1aE vIGOR OF YOUTH
W restored in four weeks by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE
DE- 8cofd lot Paxta after gears Of earest eu.
has ss length acceded to the earnest reouesu
etsae Ame1can pubao and sppointed an Agent IN New
aofx nor me sale OF his valued and Eseence
q LAfs Phi. wonderful agent wm restore manhood to
sne most snastssed whether aria1ng nom
excuses Inc etec1 Of ohnate natural causes Tha
time required to the most nveeratoe case ia four
wss ssS AZ nna used sceoEing TO- printed
restoring remedy should be taken By al about to naary
as i@ effects are Permanent It fs acknowledged tSs
rag presa 20 be the greatest discovery e7er made
case Y as certain ~ that sienoe gnoranos
M asoros Essence Of Life ts nod In cases. with fun In
1conns tor ue at - or four quantities IN ono for 90
sno w be sent TO any part careuy packs On receipt
" fenttance 70 hia accredited agent SIS
v - 4s& y# $S PEIIIp$ ROLAND
March % " No. 81 Llb@sy street, Sow York.
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ORITTJAR "

OBITUARY..
DIED in New Bedford. Massachusetts on tho 25th of
January. Mrs. CHARLOTTE BESSELLEIU (colored) in
&c 'c1 year oI ier age, aa.MN n --
She leaves husband and many relatives and friends
% mourn her loss For 42 years she was a member of
servant Of God, well done;
Thy bntte is fought, thy race is run.
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General News.

PANAMA, February 1.-The American Consul,
Mr.. LITTLE, died here. The Yellow Fever is rag
ing On the steamer jamestown, and the city is
full OF the pestlence The fever is an epidemic on
the lsthmus. The Cholera has appeared on the
Grenada
LIMA, January 22.-The American steamer Jas
Clark is here, with the Yellow Fever.
HAVANA, February 6-The Cholera, Small Pox
and Yellow Fever still prevails at st. Thomas
Seven hundred deaths from Cholera took place in
five weeks. The Small Pox is abating at Matanzas.
The whites suffer most.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
SHlPPlN G..
FOR NEW YORK,

FTlHE FINE STEAMSHIP CARLoTTA, CAPTAIN
Il CHARLES COLLINS. will leave Brown l. Co.
souh Wharf on Tuesday, the 18th instant Mt o'clock
.!ic caisLOiIh has elegant accommodations for pas
schgcrs For Freight or Passage. apply to
STREET BROTHERS 4 CO.,
feoruarFo 3 No. IA East Bay.
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Domestic Markets. 4,

NOON DIgpATCH. Tstag
New YoRK, February 11.-F1our dull and de-
clining. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn dull and
unchanged. Pork dull, Now Mess $40 s12. Lard
dull, IN bbls. 11aa133. Whiskey steady. Peas
dull. Cotton shade Armer, at ssassi for Mid
ding Uplands. Freights steady. \
&5+s EVENING D1sPArcH. 5sa
Cotton duh and unchanged. Flour declined So
1oc.; Southern dul and declining at SO eoa1e 50.
Wheat dull, and the market favors buyers. Corn
dull and declining; Mixed Western 81 osa1 o.
White Western 81 0S3. Oats heavy. Pork ste adv
and quiet; New Mess $40 75. Provisions Gun and
heavy. Whiskey steady. Rice quiet st llac. tor
Carolina. Coffee firm. Turpentine 67as8o.. Roain
s4as so. Freights quiet. Cotton to Liverpool ID
| a7-1ed. ID iii M!
BALTmoHE, February. II. Coffee Arm at IsAa
13 33c., gold, in bond. Flour steady. Wheat d,.,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.KED GLOVES.

A ASSORTMENT OF "sEAM4Ess" KID GLOVES,
IA just received by 1r 1---, Y >
j. R. READ & CO.,
TEMPORARILY LOCATED AT g. h. JOHNsrONs
STORE, No. 269 KING, OPPOSITE HAaEL STREET
Febrnary4 T1-7- + 80
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, .-g-
on Tuesday evening February 5th at the residence Of
Ine or1des father by tho Rev. E. J. MEyNAnDE PHILIP
r. SCHLEY. Md, Of Columbus Ga, to SUSIE M.
th1rd daughter Of 2. 3. CAKES, Esq, OF this city
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p ION EER
lka LES5 q 2!klzzl!l H|iz|

LADIES, USE THIS AND NO OTHER
And with your PASTRY you Will have bother;
AZ every grocers you gebit
ITy box and you will nev'r regret it.
This YEAST POWDERS is used By I'LL frstclass Hotels
and asa through the country and finding its
appreciated Samples free Every box warranted to
g1ve satisscton or money refunded. Manufactured BY
For sale by GRUBER L MARTIN
. U No. 236 King street
HENRY BISCHOFF l. CO.,
#a No. 1877 East Bay.
W. S. CORWIN & CO.,
January "A thstn6mo No. 259 King street
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Marine News.

New YORK, February 1.-THE steamship aus
tralasian has arrived from Liverpool The El
Dorado is at Liverpool from New Orleans. The
Caroline is at Gibraltar. The ship Sea Foam, from
st. Michael's for Bristol has had her rudder
sprung. Arrived, the steamship Saratoga, from
Norfolk. The steamship Albemarle has arrived
from Richmond. The steamship Bavaria, from
New York to Havre, was met at sea in Distress
One hundred and seventy Of her passengers were
brought here by the ship Rescaate.
SAN FnAHc1sco, February 9.-The steamship
Golden Age sailed from here to-day, with $500 900
in treasure and 5000 barrels Of -four.
Money Market.
NEW YORK, February 1.-THE Stock market low.
or. o. 8. 5-2o's Of 49, coupons, 10st@10si Viz.
ginia 6s, 54@5s; Missouri 6's, 94@95. Exchange
Of 60 days g.; sight 81. Gold 1869.
The last Stock Board was exceedingly dull; 5-2Ve
Of $50, coupon, 10st; new issue 1851 lo-4Us, 1907
1905, 1861 Gold 1864.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, February 11-Among the Ameri-
cans who are reported in the State Department as
having died in France, is MARIA FKuzu1A HERz,
of New Orleans, and J. B. AL1AMErTRE, Of Charles
ton + Y !. Z .
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FOR PALATKA. FLA n

1000 TONS BURDEN,
CAPTAIN LOUIS M. coxETTER
NN AND AFTER THE 2eTH OCTOBER. EHrs FINE
~ SHIP will sail from Middle Atlantic Wharf eyerv
Fr1day Night, Mt 10 o'clock, for the above places
An freaght must be paid here by shippers.
Gangs OF Negroes WI be t,ken to the aboe points On
the St Johns River ut SIS each. Children uncer ten
years Of age free Horses and Mules at reduced rates
H5-Country papers advertising 'the DICTATOR" win
Agents. I0I711-7 = ~ ~
For Freight or Passage apply board, or to the
agency, . Suta Afo2tlc u car. Janua.y15
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Hs- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which DESTROY the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE.
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge Address Dr.. r. sKuLN
HoUGHTON. Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pm
january Is @a "4,l4 o.
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In the Senate the proceedings were generally
unimportant. The Presidents power to appoint
Provisional Governors was discussed at some
length. Mr.. DIXON moved to amend by asking
whether President LINCOLN had the power, and
qestioned the terms Of the resolution. Mr. FEs-
sENDEN deprecated the present consideration, and
finally the whole matter was tabled. The Invalid
Pension Bill was passed. The Postof6ce Appro-
priation Bill was passed. The Senate is in session
tonight.
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%WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOU7:"E
E NJ. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston uudicial) District, at the next election
September 10 .s. aea
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aSMESSRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. a. ID. MANIaAULT as Candidate tor
Sheriff at the ensuing election. CITIZEN
November 8 G.E.s"& atn
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY. fet

STEAMERS WEEKLY TO AND FROM NEW YORK
NJ AMI TJvrRp0or t#.. Hu.,.a .gr
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fort to the rebellion nor Governments inircal to the
United States, in any other manner, capacity or
rank than privete soldier in open and civilized
warfare, may be admitted to the rights Of an eleo
tor by order Of the Federal Court Of Record. by
establishing facts on the testimony of persons who
have always been loyal, and establishing as afore
said that after the 4th Of March, 81, never gave
voluntary aid or comfort to the rebellion or any
Government inimical to the United States. Upon
establishing the above facts, and subscribing the
oatn that these things are true which bring him
"1In1h 1he proviso, and that he will bear true ale
g1ance 70 the Government Of the United States
ana the perpetual Union Of the States Hereunder
ne snan receive certificate emitting him to elec.
toral rights. 7-' D
si1thly. The Secretary Of Wax is authorized e
make and publish rules for the just and true regis
tration Of Electors prior to the day of elect;o,
herein ordered. The time for holding election.
not ordered in this Act. The place and raanne
of conducting the elections, the appointment an,
compensation Of tho officers Of Election, and ever
other thing necessary to holding free election
but all persons so appointed shall be Elector
under the provisions Of this Act, and shall tax
the oath Of July 2, to faithfully discharge thei
duties.
Seventh. On the Sd Tuesday in October unles
otherwise ordered By Congress, the persons quail
fed shall vote for members Of the Convention, an
shall adopt Constitution and frame Govern
ment for the State Of Louisiana. The qualiAcatio
shall be twenty-five years Of age and all the other
required in the case OF government under thi
Act. The number Of delegates from the district
v to be the same as is now in the House Of Repre-
sentatives. None to be entitled to seats unles
they take the oath Of July the I'd, 1861. The Cor
sttution shall not make distinction on accou1
Of color race, and sLall recognize the power M
duty Of Government to enforce perpetual Unie
Of the States. Shall provide th no debt contrac
cd in support Of the rebellion be assumed or PAL
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aS- NOTICE TO MARINERS CAPTAINS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES. on the Charleston and St Andrews side Of
the Ashley River by which precaudo contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable Will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER, n. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February s, 1866
February z @A&#.@ #.a3S#
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as- THE PEOPLES NATIONALS BANK
CHARLESTON, s. c.. January %, 1s67sM&The Board Of
Directors have determined the Capital OF this
Bank.
Stock can be had on application to
J~uuary % tuth a. G. LOpER cnshier
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UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES ABRoAD-A sP1c,
.3a LETTER, II.
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Letter rom the Rev. n E GnDs St. Clairsvt1le, Pa
GzNz1EMEs:-You were kind enough, on former o.
caaion, to sand me hs dozen bottles Of Plantation
Bitters for 50 80. Ny wife having derived 30 nu.n
beneat nom tbs Of these Bitters, dealre er TO
continue them, and you VIII please send 4,x bottles
moro FOR the money enclosed.
am, very truly, yo-rs,
n. z aILu-'. Pastor Ger. Rel. Church,
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aS MAGIC INK (PATENTED).
write In all colors and shades one bottle and with
one ink; Is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings Price, 81 box, free by mail The trade sup
Piled Address g. De CORDOVA
No. g. William street, New York.
december u thstu2mo
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as NoT1CE-THE UNDERSIGNED, WIFE
OF PATRICK OBR1EN Carpenter resident in Charleston
hereby gves notice Of intention trade as Sole Trader
February tu4+ HARRIET O'BRIEN
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pathological task,. and we would, therefore, re-
specHuly suggest that the erudite ladies' and gem
tlemen from New England, to whose care and s1,-
pervision the culture Of the freedmen is at present
committed all over tie South, should take this
matter in hand. They unquestionably possess o
great many superior qualifications for the work
Knowing nothing either Of negro character, ha-
bits or dialect, they approach the subject unbias-
sed, and hold themselves open to such Impressions
as are received through the medium Of the several
senses. Those are at once pnt on paper, and by
this means the negro is allowed to paint his own
picture, write hss own history,-a privilege
which the lion has for 80 many years coveted, and
which has not yet been accorded to him. The
Freedmen's Bmean can thus be made useful to
science and literature. We take no little credit TO
ourselves tor the discovery; we must confeas ne
hrst arrived at it by reasoning q priort and after
ward had the qualification Of seeing It verified by
the method Of induction. Having found that the
Bureau only appointed ladies and gentlemen Of
| superior mental endowments and high literary
ability, we naturally inferrcd there must be rea-
son for this. Merely to witness t.contracts,- ad.
Just quarrels, furnish rations or medicines, o,
teach the young idea Of color how to shoot, re-.
4 quires not such mpIshments on the part 81
me officers Of the bureau, or the pedagogic ladies'
higher daty must be theirs, though perhaps
only collateral 70 the offices Of the ostensibae on
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A friend will deliver this note personally. I -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-16
To the Pious and Charitable.

The attention of the pious and charitable is called
to consideration Of the condition of the people of color
in this town and vicinity, it relates to the means of
religious instruction The colored population of this
town and has of late been very much increased
in number. The eyangeZaton of most of them has been
neiably wanting, and many of them have to their
present place ofworsip with habits very little compati-
BILE with the peace and good order of society But do
thank God Tor the belief, that there are bona fde
Christians enough in this town to bring about by their
much might and Gods favor, the reformation of the
blacks of this place This debae cannot be at
tribued, justly, to any national interiority Their
minds by pOus culture, be raised to dessert in the
supper of the Lords choice Dear friends your scribe
is weak, but you mighty. In Gods name, point
You to him. The object is important and opportunity
OF carrying it into effect favorable that it is deemed
unnecessary to add anything by way of
datonbut confidently expecting that very few to whom
application shall lie made will refuse their contribution
1t is contemplated soon sufficient funds be
collected to purchase convenient lot in south part of
Bel Air. and to erect on it house of worship according
ly circumstances may dictate Therefore, the pious
andchartableare informed that within few days, some
duly authorized by the people of color and per-
interested will begin to solicit contributions of the
pious and charitable to carry the above stated into eff
feet. II. III. DUFFIE, President.
Refers, by permission, to Rev. John McKelway, Rev.
7. S. u. Smith, Rev. Mr. Edmondson, and John r. Spi
Ger, Esq. au2-1m
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81 ACRES,

81 ACRES,
and being the same land conveyed to the
said John Delcamp, by certain Charles
Parlate and wife, by deed bearing date
the 18th February, 1861, and recorded in
Liber W. G, No. II, folio 262.
This Farm is situated within half a mile
of the Meredith's Ford and Jarrettsville
Turnpike, 90 miles from Baltimore, and
5 miles from Monkton, on the N. G. r. R.,
and about half mile from each of the
limestone quarres of Mrs. Ann Emory
and James W. Tolley, and adjoins the
lands of Mrs. Amanda Howard, Israel
Scarf, Daniel Turnbull and others.
50 acres of this land has been heavily
lined and is in an excellent state OF cult
walton, the balance is in wood. 1t is di.
vided into convenient fields, with water in
most of them, and is under the best of
fencing. There is young and thriving
orchard of Apple and Peach trees on the
place.
The improvements consist of new
frame
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in q few weeks By very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with IA severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tion-is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used (flee of charge) with the d.
rection for preparing and using the same which
they will find a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and ali
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable, and lie
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Parties wishing the prescription, free, by
return mail will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings Co., New York.
myl7-ly
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

253 acres of beautiful Deer Creek land, of
fine natural quality--l6o in good state of culr-
walton, balance very susceptible of improvement
A full sufficiency OF wood for the farm; tencr
good, well watered old and young orchards :
Improvements, good frame mansion house, barn
dairy, corn house, &C., 2 tenant houses, witn
some outbuidings for each; web located, on
Deer Creek, miles from Bel Air, miles frou
Tide Water Canal, and one mile from Sandy
Hook. The property is a very desirable one.--
A frst-cass chance for any one wanting GOO
Deer Creek farm. Price $50 per acre, cas
balance easy. Apply to
j. S. DALLAM, Bel Air.
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500 ADDITIONAL $40,
United States Bounty.

Soldiers OF lS61-2-34, who have received not more
than 800 are entitled to additional 800; Widows and
Heirs are entitled also Soldiers who have lost their dis
charges.
RS~ Claims of all kinds for u s. Bounty. Paw. Pension
&C., promptly collected.
Enclose stamp for reply. VIM b. HILL
30, Attorney at Law,
APPLY 10 W. Fayetto st., Baltimore Md