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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-21
Take Notice.

4 IL persons indebted by note to the estate
"A Of John McGhee. are requested to call
without delay upon one Of the subscribers,
or J. W. j. Niles, President Bank of East Ten
uessee, Knoxville, and either pay the same or
renew them with snd s SsT yin
them in the hands of an Attorney for suit.
e e. 1s SaaHfr, Executors
De-. :, lsS2---tf Els
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Clover Seed

NOR SALE, in the chnff, Mt my residence
Il - miles North of Athens. +. CATE.
December II, lSj2-tf 22l
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8. X. REEDER l. CO.,

A RE now receiving and opening, at the old
n stand in Athens, aud at the new building
at the Depot, large and first rate assortment
of Groceries, which they will sell as low as
they can be purchased in East Tennessee, for
Cash in hand, or any kind Of Country Pro
ducc.
Athens. Nov. %, lS52-tf loo
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ECE1VED, Superior Brown Sugar for fami.
II ly use; Crushed Sugar; Pulvcrised Sugar;
Coffee; Tea; Sulphur; Alum; Copperas; Soda;
Indigo; Mndder; Pepper; Spice; Salt: Molasses:
White Lead; Nails, and for sale.
July ., 1852 G. HORNE.
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CANDIES.

WE have a superior article Of Candy, Al
w monds, Cheese, Crackers, Soda Buis-
cult, Green Apples, and many other good
things which we will sell low down for cash.
]. W. McSPADDEN d CO.
Dec. %, 1852.
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Cash for Wheat.

WE will give cash for all the merchants
w bic Wheat offered us. Sacks on hand.
A. d. KEYES d SON.
Nov oG IS5o-lm 2lS
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Chanccry Court at Cleveland, Tennessee.
Nathan A. Cohen and Leopold Cohn,

Chancrry Court at Cleveland. Tennessee.
Nathan A. Cohen and Leopold COIN,
Marks Ellenburg, Henry Bernstein, Leopold
Ellcnburg and - Bricks.
TT appearing that Marks Ellenburg and
i Henry Bernstein are non-residents Of the
State of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary pro.
cess of law cannot be served upon them,
therefore it is ordered that publication be
made four successive weeks in the Athens Post
requiring the said defendants to appear at
the next Chancery Court, to be held at the
Court house in Cleveland, Bradley county,
Tennessee, on the fourth Monday Of Februa-
nv next, and answer complainants bill, or
Judgment pro confesso will be entered against
them, and the cause set for hearing or parte
as to them. JAMES BERRY. e. d. M
BY u. FRANK Stout, d. c. M.
Jan I, ls53-4t Prs fee So 294
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COUGAR and COFFEE to exchange fol
- Wheat. WM. BURNS.
Aug. IL, 1852.
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Powder.

DIFLE and Blasting Powder just received
III and for sale by &. W. ROSS IL co.
June rs.
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Blue titribl, or Blue Stone.
NEW GOODS!

vT>IIE subscriber is now receiving rich and
i desirable supply of Fall and Winter
Goods, consisting Of Dry Goods and Groesris',
which he will sell low for Cash or Produce, at
wholesale or retail, by the piece or single yard.
by the bag, barrel or single pound.
lie cannot in this notice mention every.
thing: When You come to Athens to purchase
Goods. call dhd examine before you purchase,
Us he intends not to be nndersoid
lie will hold to the Cash System, which is
best for the seller and buyer. lie will give
80 cents for all the good Feathers that you
will bring; the highest prices for other Fro.
duce and Land Warrants; will be your agent
TO ship your Produce, DC, DC.
GEORGE HORNE.
Oct. 90, 1S52-tf 214
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Just Received,

4 SMALL we'll selected lot of School and
~ Music Books, among which is the ceie-
brated "CoLuMBIA UAEP" &. HORNE.
Nov. 10.
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Southern Medical Establishment
DRIP. COHEN s. CO.,


Enqlish, French and German Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints, OILS. Dye-Stn6s, Patent Medicines,
Perfamery. Instruments. GLASSWARE,
7russes, brushes, and Fancy Artieles.
No. 25, uayne street,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
THEIR Dye Stuffs and Paints being of di.
i rect Importation, will be found to be SUI
perior in quality, and very low.
~Sy- Great care is observed in packing, and
their Goods are put up in very handsome style
with beautiful labels.
June IL, lS52-ly 1874
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Savannah and Augusta.
TIE
Steamboat Company of Georgia

HAVING thoroughly overhauled will con,
/ 1 tnue to run the following Steamers as
above, viz:
DAVID l.. ADAMS, (iron,)
ClIATli a NJ. (iron.)
TlIOS. $. METCALFE,
TENN ESSEE,
Which, with tow-boats and lighters, afford
unequaiitd facilities for the transportation OF
freight to the interior Of Georgin, South Caro-
lima, Tennessee and Alabama, in connection
with the Railroads.
The elegant stea1n-packet d. L. Adams will
connect with the steamships Florida and Ala
bama landing freight by them in days from
New York to Augusta.
Freight (now taken at reduced rates) will
be forwarded free Of commission.
~" In order to prevent detention or miscar-
r;dge, bills of ladiny should be addressed to
GEO. ii. JOHNSTON, President,
Savannah,
Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN \. MOORE, agent,
Augusta, Ga
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NEW CASH STORE.
]. w. McSPADDEN l. co.,

A RE receiving and opening at the corner
"a formerly occupied by Bradford & Dodson,
we'll selected stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES!.
which they nre determined to sell little
lower for CASH than they have heretofore
been sold in this market. Their stock FOn,-
prises all the articles usually kept in this
place, and all they ask Of generous public
is to give them call and examinefor them
selves. They will give the highest price for
Beesrar, 7allor, Feathers Eggs Chickens, 7ar-
tegs, dc, dc.
And ii required they will attend to the
shipping of any article and give their custom!
ers the nett proceeds Of the same.
j. w. MCSPADDEN;
W. G. HORTON.
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Groceries! Groceries |!

W 18N7 w e< INT
Dec. %. ls52-tds Prs. fee 81 222
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Charles Campbell r. Co.,
OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON HALL

Nov. 10. 1852.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-26

3. WILSON, South side of the pub,,r
~ g. Square, opposite Marshall lio,ei,) would
respectfully inform his friends and H.. comm.
mtf inst ~ f. n"w opening large aud carefully
ss'eeitd s'ogs Of eftireip fresh Spring Good.
e4 fHwiy Groceries, embracing every article
ln both departments usually called for, TO al NJ
whieh he invites their attention. confident that
neg Mii tiid i To their interest TO call and 81.
1'nHr ~ themselves before purchasing elA.
Nhric Terms cash or H. eqel.aem.
J. u. WILSON.
Naffhall, March j.. 1883. n36-y
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~ ~ ADAMS, Attorney al Lar, M.sskal
y. liafrison county. Texas, will practise Ia
the sigih Judicial district. aud in the suvssms
aud federal courts ~ Tyler. ism II, 50.
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- \ sTANshUkl, Attorney ard Coun-
IN. gii0r n Las Marshall. Texas,
MaY -, 1898. aAS-iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-26

( 4 FRAZER, Attorney az Lac. AarshAiI
y. Texas, vii practice in the Sixth Judic.s.
bi~tnet embracing tie cou' ties OF HARRISON.
1h"H, tFstur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee. Rask
ana Pamela cuun'ies aug 80. 81
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
Wanted!

A ROY between fourteen and Oightcea yeats Of 1gC,
IA or steady habits, to learn the TIMING BUSIs
N"'' - WV " CIV BRYAN,
Hannibal, May 18Th, 1853, dlw.wf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
Barber's Shop,
pETNER JOHNSON,

Ia TLh JSlAANoSANt
d ESPECTFULLY offers his services 10 the
and keeps them ShaIn, lie will ALWAYS nnv
strict attention to cleanliness and nent ness.
lie cuts and dresses hair IN style ,hut
never fails to please his customers. AS u
knight OF the scissors and razor he Yields to
none In Hannibal, His charges are reOsonO.
bly, low. As no intends to continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes TO hive
the patronage OF the citizens Of Hannibal,
whose we'll known chief characteristic
Of energy, leads thom to desire TO see
everything sn the progressive march,
Reco!lect II Is the shop nearest to Hick.
mans Stove Store. II Is on tho west side
Of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (Op.23.d.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27

lust received, general assortment Of Ency
j Fashionable Summer Goods, Tissues, Shall
leyI, Silk Berages, Fancy Jaeonets, Canton
Grape Shawls, Embd Bertha Capes, Black Silk
Wells, Enbd Linen Cambria HOndkeroheirs,
Painted Collars, Superior Whale.Bones, &c.,
60, at reduced prices,
Please cell and sec. S, M. MOORE,
May l7th, lS5S--dSt)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
TAILORING.
4 JOHN A, LENNON,
Merchant Taylor,
JANIS THOMPSON,
the Lime Nan,

uAVE associated themselves together for the
l i impose Of carry NJ on the TAILORING BUSl.
NES In all lis various branches,
On Main street. one dooI north or tho Brady House,
and next door TO g. W BryAn's Stove Store,
They have aud wi keep, the best Of Jcuneymen all
tie time, and vii Execute Work as Expcdi,iously,
a. neatly anu Us iaShunubly Is they know how.
We will not say we will beat the man that kos the
fashions, but viii say they will keep IS near the pic.
tues Is possible,
Mt Lennon hNS the largest, hest aud cheapest stock
OF Cloths, CasNmeres, VcstiugN, Trimmings and Sum.
mer Goods, that HANNIBAL ever had the good luck to
have IN II,
~ Give Us call gentlemen, you are bound to be
suited In my kind, or quality OF Goods.
hannibal, April QS, la53,-d2In
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
RAILROAD MEETING.

10 Wa'AhgIOn JOuss, SECRETARY " hs HaNNibal oNA
~ JoitpA Railroad Company,
Sin, You are hereby requested 10 call meeting oil
the Directors Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad
At The City Of Hannibali on Wednesday the M June
next
By order Of the undstlened dlreelor.
THoS 4 THOMPSON,
r v, LAKENAN,
Hannibal, May J, lBbS GEO, A. SHOR rRIGE,
A meeting OF thu Board Of Directors oG said ION
pAny will Be held In nur uancs Of tho ah,ve, nj the
time aud place specified, WARRINGTON JONES'
81, Joseph, May -, lSSS my9idSw,d s'e,etply,
Cheapest ana Beat Writing Ink
T. bKlTrlNGHAM h BRO, are now manu-
LIE Aelurng BLACK Writing lax OF a superior qual-
", which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozen
Genes, Of Ave cents pint, Steel pens may he leh
standing IN this Ink any length Of Ime without zorro
dag
p Sat Wholesale, they will sell itN $40 a bar,
rel. inch % diIl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
MONROE HOUSE,
HANNIBAL, MISSOURI,

THE undersigned proprietor would respectfully in.
i fern the public, that be has Just opened In rev
and elrgSRt style, the above house and knowing tho
OnliepslionS Of his friends, no assures them and the
nublie thN, his pllde and ambition shall be satisfied
no, only ny keeping much better house THAI has sVeI
been kept in this city but that none shall excel him In
the State,
This 10 tall pledge, but Try him AVID yoa shall b
saIiSESl, WIN, SHOOT.
N, B,-Shoot, Jordan & Davis, in connection with
thu house, have the largest aud most splendid Stable
outside OF ST. Louis, The State, where the public can
be accommodated speedily with sae and Fast horses
Also The beat feed aud attention 70 hSFses o. mules al
Al iSiT TslSs (pyl2W,n
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
New Boot and Shoe Mandatory !

TINHE UNDERSIGNED takes this method ~Ta1
J. OF informing his old customers, friends
and the public generally, that have again ~
commenced tue manufacture Of Boots and Shoes Of tn
line will do we'll 10 give me CALI before purchasing
elsewhere, as my stock is well selected, comprising
Tho best article Of French and American calf skins,
ditto kip, ditto upper, all Of which l will make 10
order at the shortest notice.
AZ shop on Hin street, few doors east oC SelmsS'
Size, RICHARD FITZPATRICK,
p : II will keep constantly on hand an assortment
Of ne calf boots, kin boots also, SaaTse boots and
shoes, which will warrant to be Of the very best
quality, mShl6'dlmwul RI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
PROCLAMATION.


To the Voters Of Mason Township, in tho County Of
Marion, aud state cC Missouri
Having received oIiriNl and legal notice that the
Hun, WIN, NJ. Cook" has resigned the office ct Judge
si the NAnnihAl Cont OF Common Pleas, and that y
vacancy now sVSS m the office Of Judge Of said
Court, have, pursuant 10 tho NWhnlity vested in inc
BY law, directed ard ordered an election 10 be held Ia
All such vacancy. Sud elrclionwill be held at the
City Hall, IL the Guy ri UONnbNl, on Saturday the
es,h day Of Maya D., leA3, between The hours Of
O'Clock, 4, NJ, aud O'Clock, p. NJ OF that days aud
Rill h. ior the purposeo ct hng the uncxpred terra Of
the aid Cooke, occNsioned by his said Resignation,
OF which you The said Voters Of Mason Township
are hereby notthd,
Given under my hand, at the City Of Hannibal, THU
nth day Of May, A, H., 1885,
l. r SELMES,
Mayor oil the City OF Hannibal,
May lTlh, ~ d-Gwtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27

Fbr Sale, or Exchange fo' HaaAibaI P'Np,ry.
TRACT of NnimprovSd land In Monroe county,
"A on Brush Creek, six and seven mtlss frou tue
towns Of Florida aud Paris respectively, containing
pAO acres, Gbout one.hAl prairie, tha remainder t,
water, and lies In good neigh6orhood, Il possesses
nS,ullar advantages GOT Stoek farm, Applyto
UehI wSm, " MEREDITH, Asa, I,
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.-In late article in
Frazer's Magazine, this brief but beautiful pas
sage occurs: Education does not commence
with the alphabet. 1t begins with mother
look-with fathers nod of appreciation or a
sign of reproof- sisters gentle pressure
Of the hand, or brothers. noble act offorbear-
ance-with handfulls Of flowers in green and
daisy meadow-with birds nests admired but
not touched-with creeping ants, and almost
imperceptible emmets-with humming bees and
glass behives-with pleasant walks in shady
lanes-and with thoughts directed in sweet
and kindly tones, and words to mature to acts
Of benevolence, to deeds Of virtue and to the
sense of all good, to God himself
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
Well Turned.

A young lady, over the signature Of Kate, }
| sends the following spirited article to the New
Orleans True Delta. We think she gives
fashionable young men a well merited rebuke.
Her remark 1t will never do to commence
the work Of reform entirely on one side is
worthy consideration. She entities her piece
= How TO educate Young America
read in paper, she says, the other day,
that some new ornamental branches In young
ladies education were coming out soon Cook
ology, Spin-ology and WcGre-ology.' All
honor to the protector of so happy an improve
ment but allow me to ask, when our young
Misses become such pattern housewives, in
what ciycIcs vii! they look for suitable COM
panions! Not in upper-tendom could they be
found Just fancy one of the be-whiskered,
be-scented, moustachiod exquisites, in COM
panionship with one of Solomon's maidens,
who layeth her hand to the spindle, or plyeth
the flying shuttle, or compounded rare cook
cry What affinity would there be between
them? The same that exists between but
terfy and honey bee-one all glare and gilt
ter, and frisking movements, the other all pa
tient industry and sobriety.
| cannot think of more. useless article,
or one more out of place, in room where
work is progressing, than fashionable young
man. He knows so little about matters and
things feel in pain until he is safely lodged in
the parlor, among other things more for orn-
ament than use,' ANNALS and bJouterie.
1t will never do to commence the work of
reform entirely on one side. Ipropose three
branches more to be added to the list of
studies for finishing young gentlemen, fash
ionably: Satc-ology Chop-ology and Spht-olo-
gy, and that, in addition to the requisite num-
Der Of sheets, towels, spoons and napkin rings
each promising pupil be furnished with new
wood-saw and axe, well sharpened, and daily
exercise with them be practised. 1t will
supercede the necessity of gymnasiums.
In our onward march to perfection, and in
taking up the accomplishments of our grand
mothers, we earnestly beg that some provision
be made against being cut off from best SOcic-
IT, and such would be the result unless the
lords Of creation are willing to keep pace with
us. Their lily hands would scarcely, with
present view, be willingly united with those
which bear marks Of labor and what dread
ful state Of affairs whold occur in upper Snob-
dom, if one Of the first families were to marry
beneath their dignity.
Hasten then, the glorious era, when walk
ing stick shall be converted into hoe-handle,
crotchet hooks into knitting-needles and quiz
zing glasses and flirtations be known no more.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
Ggt 'Must,


love an open countenance,
Akind and noble face
The index Of an open heart,
That loves the human race!
a brow on which smile is throned,
Like sunlight on flower
As epen as the regal skies,
With beams of love and power
/ love the kind and welcome glance,
That proves we're not alone
And oh how sweet to find at times
Some feeling like our own
A heart that beats with purest hopes,
To pity and to bless;
That strives to make earth's comforts more,
It's pains and follies less.
1 love the man whose generous smile
Isgiven with his hand
Who sees his equal in all men,
And all men equal stand
Who sees not the distinctions made,
By human laws between
The man who has and who has not,
But loves from what he's seen T!
/ love the man whose heart is true,
Who seldom wears a frown;
And loves all men, from him who tolls
To him who wears a crown
With mildness ever on his lips,
A free and open mind
A brow with mental grandeur spann'd,
A soul supremely kind
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
State Of Maine.

LINCOLN ss.-4t Probate Court held at WiscdsSet
the 81 dag of October A. d. 1855
ORDERED, that GEORGE W. CHASE Administrator on
" the estate of SPARROW CHASElate Of Topsham in said
County, deceased notify the heirs at law and creditors
said deceased and all persons Interested that his Sd account
Administration the estate said deceased will
fed for allowance at Probate Court at Wscasset the
1st Monday Of November next when and where they
be present they Notice to be given by pub
fishing attested copy this order in the Eastern Times
three weeks successvey before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand this Sd day of October in the year
Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty three.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy, Attest: f. FooTE, Jr. Register 3w11*
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

A PARAGRAPH FROM GoETHE.-Goethe has
written few pages more beautiful than the fol-
owing:
g The year is going away like the sound Of
bells. The winds pass over the stubble, and
find nothing to move, only the red berries of
that slender tree, which seem as if they would
fain remind US Of something cheerful; and the
measured beat Of the thresher's fail calls up
the thought that in the dry and falling ear lies
so much nourishment and life''
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

"a CHANeE ANTICIPATED. "A yonng lady in
" Grass studying physology,in the High School
a. oanousky' made answer to question put,
'lia' y SIX years human body became entirely
changed, so that not a particle which was in il
at the commencement of the period would re-
main at the close oft. Then, Miss L., said
the young gentleman tutor, in six years Won
will cease to be Miss L. why, yes. sir. I
suppose So, said she, very modestly, looking
att he floor.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

Steele paid the finest compliment to a wo-
man that perhaps was ever offered Of one
whom Congreve had also admired and celebra-
ted, he says that to have loved her was lib
eral education How often, he said in ded-
icating a volume to his wife, has your tender
ness removed pain from my sick head; how
often anguish from my afflicted heart If there
are such beings as guardian angels, they are
thus employed. | cannot believe one of them
to be more good in inclination, or more charm
ing in form than my wife
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber Ias
idminstrator of the estate Of WILLIAM
WALKER Bath in the GGqRt 1Rsy Tus p PS0 Sy gvns
Ieseu anu % & % d;rects And all persons having demands
% % ~ Estate Of he said deceased required to exhib
Il b ana all persons indebted to the said estate are
called upon to make payment DAtAD a1c
Sept. 9Th, 1853 '"iO
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

%, 600 Bottles Sold by-one Agent in lew York KD
Six Months!

ons Agent writes from Western New YNk-" ssns
me one Hundred Dozen Sure Relief or Universal Pain
Kier'I as soon az possible, as am all out II is the
most wonderful Pain Killer in the world. is used by
our best Physicians" -. nm =
oa ~ the worst cases Of Rheumatism in tbs place t
i truly Wonderful Medieias Please send ne two grOss'
by express ~ - ryy.--.r., !, WV
d. hnt fnd none 40 worthy the title Of Paa Killer
yonrs 1t is all it is recommended TO De--a sure hsH|
for Pain. , g.. r.r.f -r
Pain Killer il the best Medicine in the world t2r Wien
matism il has effected cure upon myseH fs
ed the skill Of our best PhysiciShs. d a. n ,r,.sf
statements as the above might be adduced-Ohe u'~%
will convince the most skeptcal. - pb,
'T,vo applicatons have cured the most severe fn0~
one snncaton has cured the most violent CraHP in
the limbs. :. -; ~ .bo stomach
SiY .11nIiratinns have entireiv cured rheumatism
T,XenptRvdve drops taken every twenty minutes las
cured Al he'd time has cured Sore Throat
Twenfy drops taken every fifteen minutes has curo1
bilious Cholic
one anpca;ion has cured Stitches in tne BACK.
one drpn has often cured the most severe Iootnaens
Fifteen drops taken every nl'eeh vi '"0''
will cnre Dysentery and D.arrhea'
Tvysntv Ave drops has cureG Sick Headache
Ten drops has often relieved Acld Sss'""Sh
Three apnications has cured Lame Side. -. - -
twenty-five drops will in all cases cure "ino ?" VI"
Stomach ., ill .ur. Chol.,~
Three applicAtions has cured Lumbago
rbir,v drops daily has cared Gravel and Kidney com
Sudden Colds and hard Coughs be cured by Ais~
doses as thousands can testify
For Kidney complaints the sure heileI IL an oA0o0"'
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For Spinal difficulties j i invaluable one
81 i,I relieve the most violent pain IN i've Siom1chi
d a estore i TO its natural feeling When taken aecoIu
@ IN directions il will speedily and enectuaIy suLs
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! ~ INA diseases named above, or from pain lLoal
anse be sure and try this great Reet ana you
Se ~ Price, 1912 25 and 81 l2 cents per Ro't"
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w G Emmons, Watson. Berry Sampson Ond
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A l. Sanwood and Geo UPhGm, Brunswick; VIM
Clifford. Edgecomb B Fisher, McClin'ock, VIM
Carlisle, Boohbay; w Davis, Hodgdons Mills; u
Dana. Jr Dana riscotia; It Herbert, Bristol.
! NATHAN WO OD, General Agent for Maine.
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