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Rhcunlntism, Acute and Chr0nic.


V,HERE is no complaint which subject, which
is of such frequent occurrence which is so painful in
Some la We affirmed disease of the blood
consider it seated in the muscular system others assert
theorists have OF offer their best endea
only giving temporary relief i is fair to consider that
there be doubt But since the discovery of galvsn-
ism, and its remedial powers, field has been ex-
brought to light and many Of its mysteries have been un-
folded has been found that in the the direct
what form it may appear, here is its direct
seat The discovery of this fact has led to remedy, and
the disease-,hat remedy is GALvANIsM and its best
W VAN G. by yh he
NETlC FLUD-the most safe, simple, and efficient meth
cd at present known.
from which have been received oil even stronger
character!
"NEw York, Nov. l, lS47.
"Three months since attacked by the severe
lnammatoy rheumatism. One side OF the body was rem
dered completely poweress, and Icoud move single
Joint of the body for the circulating agony produced
At IL O'Clock in the morning procured pair Of Chri.tes
gatuanic bracelets, and bottle of the magnetic fluid
These applied directed, and at in the evening, when
sat down to was agreeaby surprised ind that
could raise my cup to my mouth continued the use OF
the articles for week by which time had completely
recovered Every vestige of pain had left and have
how remained without the slightest attack for several
months would also state that recommended DR. Chrt'es
articles to lady residing in Cortland street, New York.
who was afflicted as had been. She procured lhem and
she very recovered. This lady then the articles
70 her sister in Boston, who martyr the com
plant, and the result in her complete recovery
These are FACTS which think should be known to
the public, and have therefore requested their pubica-
ton.
JAMES WRIGHT, ~ Bedford street, New York"
Every column in this paper could be filed will! similar
testimonials Many Of these together with explanatory
pamphlets may be obtained gratis of the agent.
CAUTION.
The great celebrity and of Dr. CHRISTIES gall
vanc articles has caused them be countereted by
prncpled persons To guard the public against decep.
on there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT apponted
in each city town, from whom alone the genuine articles
can be obtained All sold elsewhere spurious and
worthless. No pedlars travelling agents will, amy
count, be mployed.
All applications requesting further information regard
ing business with Dr. Christie, should be addressed to
ID. c. MOORHEAD, Agent-General for the U. s.,
No lS2 Broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington d. c.,
M. II. STEVENS, No. 1, Browns Hotel.
Feb. lO-ThSSMif
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ID EsTORAITON and Preservation OF Jcye-sight by
II, scientific application Of superior Mint glasses
The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens and
es of Washington that he he consulted in ii,
U s. Hotel regarding the use OF specaces lie applies,
upon ocusIc optical principles glasses for the
defects of vision, and guarantees that by such app-
cation the eye-sght will become restored and She natural
OF preserved, whereas by any other appca
ton the diseased vision will increase much faster He
can prod uce the iattering testimonials.
E. MARKENS, Optician, from New York il
p S. Ladies will be attended 10 at their residences.
requested Feb. l4-3tMWGF
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: AmERICAN AVID FRENoH REsTAURANT,

South side of street, ec steps west Of the War Office
THE subscriber begs leave respectfully to inform the pub
lie that he is prepared to furnish dinners
pers in his establishment adjoining, the side,
lBouanger's BARI in which he has five private rooms,
which win accommodate from twelve TO twenty-five per-
sons He does deem necessary into details
in regard his ardsr cellar, he believes the conf.
dence OF public, which he has heretofore enjoyed
unabaed but his determination 10 be always pro-
vded with the best the market Afford and to serve all
promptly and short notice. he hopes merit and
receive the liberal patronage with which the publt
have hitherto favored him. J. BOULANGER.
N B. Two hreestoy brick houses in healthy situations
for sale low for cash.
Jan l5--2aw6w
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ny II. GREEN, .7"cfsoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO
III FORTE, &c, AT AUCrlON.-On Wednesday, the
10Th instant shall sell at the residence and furniture
of L. ;. Beck esq., street. the corner OF 9th street.
a 10 O'clock a. m, good lot OF furniture, WIS
Mahogany sofas, rocking and parlor chairs
Do divans, sideboart and bureaus
Do dining breakfast and centre tables
Gilt and mahogany frame looking glasses
Cane and wood-seat chairs, washstands, &c,
Venetian blinds and window curtains
Feather beds, bedding. hair and shuck mattresses
Bedsteads, wardrobes, andirons, and lenders
Carpets and rugs, glass and cockeryware
Hollow-ware Is sets turned bedposts
Fine large cooking and other stoves
With good lot of kitchen requisites
Also, one piano-forte with many other articles not
necessary to enumemte.
Terms: All sums OF and under $40, cash; $40
credit of sixty and ninety days Tor Loes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest A GREEN,
Feb. Ii--2t Auctioneer
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IN R. ~. DY.ER, .Y..cttOr<ey.

ID OIL BUTTER AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday next
IL IL O'Clock, IN shall sell IN font OF my auction
store, 10 barrels superior roll buuer.
And 10 O'Clock morning shall sell large
nent of second hand furnu embracing very
general assortment
Also II new window frames and sashes
Terms cash before delivery. X. W. DYER,
Feb. IA Anctoneer
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POLITICAL.
PENNAYLVANIA.
From the Harrisburg Union.
n ma a. Huch Rnuu.
Nomination OF Jni


meeting OF the democratic members OF the Legislature
held in the east committee OF the capitol on
Wednesday evening, February 2, 1913, with view oil
giving expression in regard TO the important question
OF the presidency.
On motion OF Mr. Brawey, OF Crawford, the meeting
organized by the appointment OF the Following OH
President-Wi am f. Packer.
Wee Presdents-James L. ellis, JOS Laubach, John
b Gordon Thomas Grove.
Secrefdries-Alonzo l. Wilcox, B. s. Schoonover
The object of the meeting stated by Col John C.
Myers, OF Berks
On notion the following committee was appointed to
prepare address expressive OF the views OF the meet
ing be submitted to adjourned meeting, to be held
on Tuesday evening next:
James Porter Brawley, of Crawford
John c. Myers of Berks.
George A. Frick, of Northumberland
David +. Williams of York
John X, Loughlin, of Philadelphia county.
George Walters. of Clearheld
John Realty, OF Clarion.
John Kane, of Cambria
Pope Bushnell, of Wayne
T.. g. Creacraft, OF Washington.
Abraham Lamberton, of Cumberland.
Benjamin HILL of Montgomery.
Addresses then delivered in favor of the Hon
James Buchanan and in support of the claims of Penn
sylyania, by Mr. Packer, (pcsdent.) Mr. Schoonover,
Mr.. Pearce Mr. Bushnell Mr.. Myers, Mr. Kerr, and
Mr. Hill OF Montgomery, when
The meeting ad ourned until Tuesday evening next. at
7 O'Clock
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j. w. MAURY Il co.. Managers.
Drawn numbers of the
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. l3
Drawn Feb. H. lS4S.
70 60 IA Al o 9 4 90 80 36 20 ~ 10.

On Tuesday, Feb Is,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass H.
CAPITALS.
I prize of $4,000 lprize OF 5000
: pa 5000 do 2,35s Z.
/ do 1900 Is prizes of 1000
&c, &c, &c.
Tickets s5-IIalvcs 81 5O-Quarters 81 rs.
On Saturday, Feb 10,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class Is, draws
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
I prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
! do 1900 l do 23S
I do 1000 81 prizes OF 1000
/ do 5000 200 do 400
DC, &c, &c.
Tickets elO-Haives SJ-Quarters 81 50.
For sale by J. a. G MAURY,
Agents for managers
Next door ses Of National Hotel, Washington CITY
Feb IL
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Ocean steam Navigation COmpany.-United States
Mail Line to Southampton and Bremon.
IRON the beginning of the lSi5 the steamers of
i this company will sail regularly once month, as
follows
From Ne,o Ynk.
The Washington, Captain J. johnson, on the 10th Feb
ruary, 1913
The Hermann, Captain f. Crabtree, on the 10th March,
From Bremen.
The Washington o the 18th March 1913.
The Hermann the 18th April.
From Southampton.
The Washington the 10th March, 1913.
The Hermann on the 10Th April.
Passage from New York Southampton or Bremen $40
Do from Bremen Southampton to New York $50
For freight passage apply at tue Office OF the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company 40 William street, New York;
r. CR0SKEY, Agent at Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN. Agent at Havre
G. A. HEINCKEN IL CO., Agents at Bremen.
Feb, l4-lt
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DEDPOSTS AND MAHOGANY BOARDS AT AUC-
ID TON On Tuesday evening next at o'clock, shall
SELL in font of my auction 100 sets poplar and maple
bedposts, and all lot of mahog my boards
Terms AZ sale X. w. DYER,
Eeb. Auctloneer.
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Hn n. GREEN, .YrciiOneer.
ON TUESDAY NEXT, the 18th instant, at 2 O'clock D.
" M shall sell, the cigar store OF Mr.. III. McMacken
opposite the General Post Office, 7th street, his tire
stock, consisting in part of the following brands
Cazadors La Norma
Canones Plantation
Constancas Principe
La India Pressed Regalia
La Kecompensa Money
Also LOT of the best chewing and smoking tobacco
Sale positive. -
Terms, All sums of and under S25, cash over S25
CIR m of sixty and ninety days. approved endorsed noes
bearing interest. A. GREEN
Feb. I2-2t Aucuioneer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

HOMESTEAD ExEMPTIoN-This benefcient
measure so essential to the welfare Of POOR men
| ana theIr families, has already been adopted bv
several oil the States and is destined to become the
law everywhere We have yet to see the first val.
IA arg lment against it, and are conf ent none can
De advanced An attempt wa, made 10 incorno
rate the principe into our new Constitution at the
Tune O. lis adoption which failed Of success III Is
we are not sorry for. The Legislature without
EXPRESS constitutional authority is fully competent
10 act IN the premises, and We belle e the pegpIe
are now ripe Tor the measure,-Chicago Gem,
NEW MExIco-Mr. J. NJ. White xho arrived
az T. LOUIS from Santa Fe few DAYS since. as we
warn rom the Repa6hcan, and who has been enea
seu III mining operations in that region, brought
with HIM SOS. 700 in gold and silver bullion.
A convention of the people o. New Mexico had
heeh held . to form constitution, and apply 10
congress for State or Terri orai Government
ana to do such other acts as 10 them NAV seem for
Inc interests Of the people" A majority of the
convention were Nicxicans
Inc principal act of the Convention was the
adoption OF petition to the Congress of the United
states asking for speedy organization Of a Terri.
'onai government AMI 're,pectiulIy bat firmly
protesting against The dismembermen of our -theil7
Territory in favor Of Texas or for arv cause
~. O., ( 30 40 moi neStTe 10 hare
a"4'es.ic Macsy ~ithia orr borGers, and until the
u'ne shaI arrive for our admission into the Union
"r fes"c 10 5e P'ofec'd iy Congress ogaias. their
"n|o'"c'''h o1oogH as a local Legislature is
a>Neu LOT and that therutercsts may be represent.
ed by Delegate in Congress.
On motion Of Mr. Quinn. it was
:, " hesoI,ed, That the petition of the PEOPLE of
Ne" Mexico in Convention assembled. 10 the Con.
sress OF the United STATES be forwarded 10 the Hon
homas II. Grnton and the Hon. John NJ CLAW.
ton aud that they be requested to represent the
iHeIcS's Of this Territory in the Senate of the Uni.
ted states"
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JOazS EEAaTS,
CLOCK and WATCH MAKER.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens O.
W Southport and its vicinity, that he has lust
'eceived a very good and ell selected assortment
OF JEW ELRl, containing the following articles,
y "A" Nlnos Of brtast rms, Finger Rings,
Bracelets, 1hjmblcs, Ear Rings,
LocGeis, Gold and Silver Tens and Pencils.
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains.
God and Silver Lever, LepincN VertcleWatches.
Gold SILVER and Steel Spectacles
Steel Beads, Clasps and TasseIs Razor and Ra
zor Strops, Penknives and Scissors, Silver,
Shell and Horn Combs, Silver and German
Silver spoons. Plated aud Britannia Ware
Accordeons. Clio h. Tooh. and Hair Brushes
Fans, Purses, cket Books Violin and Violin
stnngs; Eight day aud Thirty hour Clocks.
Toys, and many other things 100 numerous TO
mention.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC,
caTeioI!y repaired and warranted. Cash paid for
old Gold and Silver.
May, 1918 -n41tf
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PURE LIQUORS,

TIVE undersigne now offers tor sale in lots
/ to suit purchasers the LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT of LIQUORS ever
brought into this market. This assortment win
be found the best srd purest Brsndies, Wines
and other liquors. All O. the above were our..
chased OF the importers directly from the ware
houses OF the Custom House by the subscriber
himself lie can therefore with the fullest conf
dcnce recommnl them to the public.
Call at Pomeroy's old store on Market street
two doors east of DR.. Green's drug store.
THOMAS PRICTURE.
n d. CordiaIs and BitterS.
S.ou;hport, July 81, lS4S. diff
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE cF<rs

IdIH WORK contains recently discovered inror-
nation upon sui ject oithe ghest inn otance !,
married persons, or those conlempicti, A'arrias
IL "iit be 10 md Of special value to those whose
means health or othe. circumstances, do not nor.
nat them 70 increase the number Of their f.n iIv
without great iacon'enier &c, suffering, or pclhqp
Fsh OF life. a method of avoiding H.es, troubles
and CANCERS at will, Ceoently discovered by Gel
toTa'ed Fire lch hysclar,) is fully communicated
IN Tins w'fN 50 that am person may ava himself
OF 1t at once, Without cost. The means of pgeycn
non hee set forth therefore within the rcech OF,
al lie process is new, safe, iniallhe. con,enj.
eat simple AMI cannot njnre the health of the
mt s. delicate "
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T and Warrants. FOR SALE BY
Racine Circuit Court.
NcOT5t IdIkhuratl
rs, Petition for Divorce.

George Pdrkhurat
4" SPetition for Divorce.
Angelina Parkhur>t.
NOFEAlBER 9TH, 1918 On motion Of z {
Lowell, Solicitor for Petitioner. it is ordered
that this cause be set down for hearing on tho scc
ond Monday OF February next, at the Court House
IN Racine IN the county of Racine, and State Of
Wisconsin, and that notice of the fling of1he nett.
ton IN this cane, and OF the time OF heaIirr he
gwen 10 the defendant by publishing this order in
the Southport Telegraph, a newspaper published
al Southport, IN saId county OF Racine. and that
tie inst publication be made at least sixty DAYS
before The day Of hearing Aforesaid.
ATTEST:
ALBERT G, KNIGHT, Register.
+. ). LOWELL, >ol'r for Petitioner
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CAUTION

Some speculator has ciaudestrey (nnder anoth
er nance published an imitation, Clearing the sam.
ulIe) which, besides emitting the most inpoyf,ui
Po IONS of It, dupes the creIulous out of one dollar
when the prce is twenty-five cents; for the genuine
u'l, and complete WORK
Copies OF this work Will be sent in a close cn
ve!ope single letter postage to any part OF the Uni
led states for twenty five cents sent post maid. TO
D.. H. &. GelSsner Box 2l56, Office 1913 Liberty
street, ~ !.
n. B-No Bookscl or allowed TO sell this work.
Dee IS, 1918. n35
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that in pursuance of
~ an otder OF the, Probate Court of the county OF
Racine granting license to rs To sell portion Of
the real estate OF John Esmood late OF the town Of
Paris, in the county aforesaid, dec a we shall sell
at pablIc yendHe at the dwelling house OF Nancy
y. ESmond in SAID town OF Paris on the 10th DAY
OF December next, Al the hour OF one clock in tue
afternoon OF SAID day; all the following piece or
parcel OF lSnd, to wit: The south forty acres OF
the west half Of the south west quarter Of section
No thirty one t2Il oftowuship No, three 8 noItn
Of range No. twenty one I"t7 east"
Dated Paris, Nov 20, 1915
NANCY \. FSNIOND .f5m'r
HOMER ADAMS, .3dnr
Pee !. tStS. %
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land for sale.

A FARM ofeighiy acres in the town Of Pike,
n aHou. five mles from Southport, On the Bur.
iing,on road. The land is o. excellent quality,
AMI viii be sod cheap for cash, or ite s,dred
rart of the purchase money may re main uFon The
premises. Apply IN Southport 10 J. BOND.
SEN. 1918
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THE sgRSCREBER

FAMILIAR with seven Languages. such as tie
L German Polish, Latin, Greek, Hebrew and
Lng'ish proposes to give Instruction in the eve
ming at any Office on Main street. Terms ore dol
lar per week. Residence between Main aud Park
streets in Mao $ Heads house. back Of tie Sc
rar store. REV THOMAS WOYNARSkL
Southport, Nov If, 1918. 81
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p.,,,ic, op,rtnents in Paris, which formerly
- f,r six hundred francs month"; may now be
had for sIN'y'
7,hs,e sac now ut-cn,cd in Paris Go0O0 apart
nenls,
Ioais Napoeoa in his last speech, assumed the
s.,Ie of a nonarch 1t is SAID he has actually put
on the imperial robes i'll private, to see how they
would become hin"
Tur PArR1woNr OF THE PEoPLE.-The public
lol, now held by TIE Unied States including
Ney Mexico and California, are estimated al ? ,OJO.-
nI0OOD acres This immcoae domain if heI t
nee from the grasp of nonopoliss, will be sufli-
c.5at TO furnish homes for the landlcss for long
tine to come.
Baron A. de Rosthchiid, one Of the great
bankers, arrived in New York by the
Cambria. 1t is rumdrcd, says the True
sun, that he comes to establish Il regular
branch Of the banking house of Rosthcllild
a Co.
CoXNUHIAL SrAT1sTIcs.-Thc Lowell
Offering states that in Que mill, during the
past eighteen years, eghty-two of the
"bovs," and four hundred and five girls
have lccn married during five years and
II"'" ""o''''' '''''' "''o ""''''''', az"
5e'c" u "'I s'''S ''''c ''''" ""i"'s ,'''
years ana rom " s'''s It room" III '.'","t'
corporation '"e"'y -''s"' "e'e i""II'e" III
one year.
4 DELICATE TINr.-Thc Secretary of
fine Navy recently received a letter. in a
hdc's handwriting, which enclosed the
,.,,l,,,,,oo,,c.,t co, fran, , ,o,rsn,oor ar
the marriage OF Young officer IN he Navy
and reference TO The tWenly-io"rih chapter
Of Deuteronomy, and The tIith verse, which
is as follows;
NV hen man hath taken new wife, he
shall not go out to war, neither shall lac be
charged win any business; bnt he shall
be free at hone one year, ard shall cheer
" v ,,r J.lir,'aI,' Ionn u y L,n,,c1 r
r. Sa}ro ,','r,,' c,4 ~, oror Scrol"ro
WV ''
Dir. Edwards, member, Of Congress from
OHIO, intends, it is SAID, to Introduce a bill
into the House at the cnniur Session lnr
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\ TARSElLLES QUlLTS.-A few more Mar
VA settles Quilts at low prices can be had at the
cheap cash s'oIe corner OF Main and Pearl streets
81 HUBBARD q BLIN.
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L ENJOY Ill.

GUILD & EUTrS have removed their new and
NieNensivo stock of DRY GOODS. GROCER.
les, Crockery, &c, 10 J.. Pomeroys Brick Store.
two doors south OF the Mansion House Come and
see Us.
o. Sec advertisement in another column
December /, 1918.
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Cutting.

ever of'erei IN this ma ke, and from the fact that
their Goo = are en,is. y rev, beng manufactured
in Southpor, at their nn establishment by cempe-
Ten, workmen they can offer much superior 10,
ducemeu,s to customers than those who have large
Ola stocks on hand Of eastern manufacture. the &C
emulation Of years. Our motto will ever he
One Prise, SiRaN Profts,- Terms Cash.
W. i. Il 7 J. WAITE.
Southport Nov io.1>is. q
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
l ' administrator aud Administrative of the cs
tate of Cyrus Damon, deceased: by virtue of an
order of the Probate Court of the coun of Ra
cine and State OF Wisconsin, will sell at public
auction on the premises, at Southpor. county
and State aforesaid, on Monday the 9th day Of
October. a. ID lS4S. at . o clock P NJ. of said
day, all OF the following described pieces and
parcels OF land, TO it, About twenty four nd
one eighth % - acres ofland, being the home
stead situated on the town line road leading ives
from the village .! Southport, except the follow
lnG described piece OF lnd set of the widow :
do yer, VIZ. Commencing at stake sixty (GO>
feel cast from the northwest corner Of the
above mentioned twenty four and one eighth
~ Is acres OF land on the town line road -
Thence rnnnlng east on siId road fifty four -
feet TO a stake thence due south sixteen ti6)
rodsto stake thence west fifty tour - feet,
thence north to the place OF beginning Including
dwelling house and outbujdincs thereon situated
the reversionary right of which last described
piece o! land Will be sold. Also thirty three 30
feet IN block seven III in the south cast quarter
OF section Ihl ~ one 81 commencing eighty
etcht 50 feet east of the south west corner Of
sad block ironlIng on York street with house
thereon. Also the undivided one half Of thirty
hree (33) feet in lbe same block Greedy east and
adjoining tue same with house thereon. Also
some notes and accounts due said Damcn. All
It tle above real estate being in the towa OF
southport. Racine county, state of Wisconsin.
Terms cash. SAMUEL HALE, Administrator
ELIZABETH DAMON. Administrators
Dated Southport, Sept. 9Th, 1913. Sui
The sale of The first described piece or parcel
Of land except tAcuty acres of of the south end
aisa except thai set eff to The widow as her dow.
er, IS postponed to the ID Monday of January
next at o'clock P. NJ. at the premises, when the
same viii be sold
SAMUEL HALE, Administrator.
ELIZABETH DAMON. Administrative.
Oct. Q. Isis.
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{ NOIll>.-A large stock Over Coatngs, Broad
- Cloths, Cassimeres, Saines, End Sheepssreys
at manufacturers prices. at the cheap cash store
corner OF Main and Pearl streets.
~ HUBBARD & BLIN.
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T AMP OLA splendid article for sale very
IL low by the barrel or gallon at the cheap cash
store conner OF Main and Pearl streets
p HUBBARD & ELM.