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THE THIAD ANIMAL YoLUME
SOUTHERN LITERARY GAzEpr.

SOUTHERN LITERARY GAZEYTE.
was commenced on Saturday, the 4th Of Mays
le3O, under ITS original name--instead of Richard.s
tteekty Gasehe--as more significant Of its peculiar
ture IN the entire South! 1t is 9SffR''''''''
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THE AMERICAN FARM Err, published
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1885, (Which will be The 32d Of its existeDce.) II
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The Cabinet.
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Cuiurl .,i'n r,hI, uutrl sith fhr h'a.u 90 hrirh,
Wuh .Ln as r,rr a6I fir flrItu ulfI.-
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Teeth al. 'Iu1i Iui white Cd. 1aIl.rr.
Rmalh II svarir.t fpga1os. a1I irs Hf 5rril t.Hi,
With frvsig rug.st. ari g.uss, L,hs.
luNur,ui tJss..s daH,iHg graceful, n.'r lhe .sau
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gum.
Ofsstmcfs, ,il.. HHi r.sf', ..sraos,--
Oi flower, rs.If., ties q, lui oriental n'tHis.
rosssssiug WHulr1u, yittus u',f ,kin .i..a.,s.
70 THE COMPLEXION IT INr,RrS
BEAUTY.
u. ollansing the Kin from az supii,s mattor
MhAs' 'l''uthe pores gi,,. action 90 ihe apiars..
Wv which all poi.u1Uus hru,f. a6s sI'rtci,-
Nnd e healihy action o. che Ain fr.iof,d.
10 the teeth e give. vhitrnrss ani prevents doa,.
u mlkcs ,he ,Ain spit sucri ani .mnoth,
Transforms The uust fsrul-iyr anil dishgufgl usagc,
10 clssr and b-suufh ocmPlcNioh.
RAILWAYS CIRCAsSIiN BALM
lnpsus instrument Co the hair
Mako It .trung, glossy, rich and luNuriaHt,
Cisanss. thc scalp from danlruh gives action {
The balb.--
Fa.tras tSe hsirupon the scalp andiorcc. 10 uov-
Like gusno 10 = haTrsa .oil, Il make Il rich and
prlinciiyc,-
To does the hair make Il smooth and giosg,-
Sirung anI beautiful. Sc.
RfdEIy's C,rcasaas Bgla - ~ "Hs p'as aliri.
q Pricc % Cent. pcr hotiis.
RAILWAY 4 co, Practical Chemists,
Foo sale, Whole-as sRi Retail, hy
IL. u. HAY, Druggist. Portland
Geacral Agent i1f the State oi haine.
Al applications lor Agencic. ia aid STATE must
he addressed 10 him.
Agents lor south PARIS, Rnsi 60. Druggist
and Phiaeas Morse. Agents ior Ruckhsh, =. ~
ieriofd. Chsplia Melissa. l'n
Iul,. 1851.
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Look Here.
Bounty Land for Soldiers

ar the War -fIsI2.-ofths Florida and other
W Irdru War since 1890 ami lUr ihs CuHmis.
toned ur.rrrs of thr War with MrNiCH,--Nh srr
,ci iar enc mouih ,Hi uy~ari., and have received
u1 aud Land ittsld, Or their widows uI mi.'1r
chill .suJ obtained uuArr the new law D., lIulN.
TO WOODMNN. 20 Railroad ENrhaug,, Doe
tru. who ha. an Ar,rr, al WsshiHgiun.
s. lt1rEs ugIsis sH-lsss'si. llc has rrnciss ~
the Wes,rfn ~nusr So the srl,,tiIn 81 land, aud
laca,ioi ct warrants, D, personal iu.IsJiiun, aud
pave the highr.i rash pace g.. lands thus heated.
Oct. n, 1850. l,5-.
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
AROMATIC CiTlRRH IND HEADACHE MUPF
Cold ia the Head, the Headache, and all
Catarrhal Ans cttous.

nv NNAil mas proved me fnust euectt.ll feins
diL Agent known for removinga
Cold ia the Head, the Headache, and all
Catarrhal Ans ctions.
u relieves the ra'ient u Giiiinsu o. NzriHsss in
Ne HHi-of al WHlLZlNG Or BUZZlNG SIN
SAllON such az are produced BY too great a iov
aui preuurs 81 ktsel s,t-as Ne Lssia,--curos the
Headache, and j. the only agent known upon which
ycu can rely With confidence Tor a COMPLETE
RADICAL CURE y dat noR hOublssms hIsd5s,
The CntarThL
c'sHnsss tirfHgiSnI ani rsI,0rsi b Asahiy actioa
III h0's 0rgIss and p'subraR,o,s passages o De head
the o1fructioa Of which pr.iuccs Pom ~ he f0rs-
Asld and region u the Eysi, sJri of IsHag ~ he
Nose sense y mailer dUHPisg JfOn As htli iah'
he Thrsdi &c.
AL these Il cures easily and speedily, aud the
most confirmed Cases Of CataTTh, Il usually
curcs IN a FEW MONTHS.
hs an unfailing cure Tor bleeding at the
Nose, u pspeyered In bu, short time"
There l. spuHou, article In the market put M
BY u. @. Gddey, which dealers and buyers viii DO
well b avoid.
The ,est Of the genuine I, 10 see that Il bear the
name Of CAarlsi Dozen, late Of MdiiSbsry, now Of
IknipsEsr, W.
@. w. ATWELL, Portland, Ne, WROls,ais 1g,Ht
To whom orders for supplies Of the medicine may be
addressed.
Do, net IL agents see above = lycftiscinents.
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Why don't You destroy those Btd.bus,
THE DEAD SHOT,

Il lust the thing that will do Il up night! Like a
paint OF varnish Il dries on wherever Il Il applied,
and remains there thu whole season, rendering a sec
ond application unnecessary.
Apply Il once thoroughly, and those norcus cra,rk
Gag. biiHg, iorneaiiAq invaders Of your nightly rest
SHALL TROUBLE IOU NO MORE
Rerltnabsr In the use Of this there u no poison
on, dust rising 70 polluie the air of room, as 70 az
tays tAs ol5s qSr psiHg Grofrs S.lf4ais. dissoiv,
I'd IN ALooLOl therefore, with ordinary care, l. no
wise injurious to health.
PRICE IS CENTS.
L. L. BUTCHERS 1, the genuine-Sars ors
@. W. ATwELL, Portland, Ne, Wzoi,sik IgeAt
To whom ortsp for supplies Of the article, should
b Addressed.
For Iia n ss.u,s see shove sd,er,i-smer',.
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