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1000 BOTTLES SOLD
n the ciy Of lawrence, at Retail, In Q months


In the CITY Of Lawrence, at Retail, In months
AsURE AND SPEEDY CURE. TIE eExrns
Allied Oissnent snA Hsasr syrsp!!
WnESE medicines are and certain remedy Zoe al
i kinds Of hunoss, Of however long standing. and
when used according 10 directions, VII effect psrna-
nent In short time, and with lees expense than
any o.ns, ss's s hss
~ beyond preccient OF parallel. rhey cure sAii
Rheum, serofala, Eryspelas, White Leprsy, Cancer
Gus Ilumors, Ring Worn, scald Head Burns, scalds,
Chllblans, Piles BARRIERS Itch, old Msresrai and fs-
YER Sores, removes Pimples, Eruptions Moth and MI.
dew from the face leaving the akin son and smooth
without marx or scar. II draws Humos from the
Stomach Lunrs, Head, and kyes improves the sight,
When troubled With humors, and Al once removes me
est respectabIliiy, such as Mayor Warren, Dea. W. n
Klmbal A. W. stearns, A. T. sanborn, 3. i. rhomp-
son, J. H. O. Hayes editor % Lawrence Courier, and
host Of others Who know Of u, enieAey; ma,
Mrs. Jones, MetLuen, vas cured OF SAT- Rheam and
scrofala Of years standing.
Timothy Coyery, Of Danvey, was cured OF serofala
LAbsn borden, Of McIenry, Ill, vas cured OF serof
ula when hope had almost died within him:
Miss Welsh, Of souih Danyers, vas cured o. scrofaiA
J. s. Stafford, Of Lawrence, testifes TO No cures Q
serofua, Of very aggravated nature, AMI being hmsei
cured Of bad hunior.
Lucy Redman, Of Lawrence, Was cured Of King
Evil OF long continuance.
Mr. Digney, q Salem, vas cured Of an old sore OF y
Year, standing.
samuel Welsh, South Danvers, was cured Of sore leg
OF years standing.
Charlotte Ryan, Lawrence, Was cured OF bad humol
occasioned by vaccination.
Mr.. Crosby, Lawrence, was cured Of Ey'peias OF l.
years' standing.
Mrs Pernali, Lawrence, was cured Of an aggrava,ni
case Of canctr.
Rhesa Bronson, Fall River. was cured Of humOrs Of
years standing, In weeks.
James W. Hunt, of Lawrence vas cured Of Chroni'
difficulty Of the chest, ocea'ioned by humOr..
= n - NJ Na.I nflfl
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FOR SALE, .,.
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,

Aud other Valuable Real Estate.
THE following described Real Estate, colnprs.
| l. ing House Lots, aud other property, elgibly
situated In the villages Of Saco and Biddeiord,
will be sold by the proptieiors, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally siiuaisd Ia Saco between the Railroad
DEPICTS OF Biddrford aud Saco-a portion VI them
above the Railroad, and portion below, In q
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding a
ine view of both villages. They are advantage.
ously situated for the residence Of persons having
business in either Saco Or Bddeioid, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperell
square, Saco, and five minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop aud Cotton Mill Of the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations OF Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, SIS feet long aud ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, aud win side
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeiord, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor
ner. From this bridge street Is graded TO The
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and TO Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the ADORE described bridge 10 Bidde.
ford.
Besides the Ios Deiofc menuoueui tnc pfOpHe'
tors have q dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk VI the workshops and
mills on said island.
They will cell also In lots OF from one TO Eve
acres, rs may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
thai which Is reserved for house lots Said tract
consists OF ~ acres, and Is situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs 10 the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within a lew rods
OF the Saco Depot
Warranice Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the proprie,ors, A. II. Boyd, Saco ID. T..
Somes, BidJeford: Josephus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William =. New.
ell, Manchester, N. II. :.
For further particulars, as TO prices and eondit
ions, inquire Of ID. 4. S0MES, OF Biddeiord,
agent Tor the prop,iciors. or
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Torpor Of tho Liyer & Bowels

Reader! You are appealedio earnestly. Doc
say vi only could believe this 10 lie true
have some Of the above complaints, and would
take the medicine at once II could only qay,
confidence" IT'S TRUEi issn honest truth
II ever there was one spoken. Come Thea, Il you
mind Is irritable, Discontinued, and gloomy, II 20,
have seyere Collie Pains ailer eating your food
-ifyouS body begins 10 waste, or your strength
10 fail you, lii your rcountensnce assumes hHg
gard and sallow aspect, -ifyou have difficulty
ia lying on your lefi side,-i your kin Is dry ane
shrivelled, Iii you have an appetite weak ant-
va riablc aud perhaps entirely desiroyed,-iiy your
whole system Is languid, especially during The
process Of digestion, -ifyou have a constant un.
easy feeling in the siomach,-why, you have only
a iii Of INDlGES1lON. and thee great Bliicrs
are made to cure Indigestion, aud they will do u,
Ioo,-snd oil its attendant ills and while al fret
il gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these troublesome agents
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or vIrlATED HuNoRs, beauii.
fying the face, kndlng lie and energy in your
entire frame, then, Reader, will the world no
longer look dark aud gloomy; no longer viii your
dearest hopes be banlshed and thrust aside, bu,
with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You will go forth INTO the world, TO say with thou
sands OF olhers, G. A. RIcHARps' ABBorr BIr'
TIERS have done wonders for me. Living wines
scs are ready TO testify 10 the statement above
made. Thirty year, and upwards old Doctor 40.
hoti introduced this medicine. II has been eight
years In the possession Of Mr. Richards, nei'herol
whom have advertised IL, leaving u to lis own
merits, TO work its own way. Now, In view Of
It's great curative properies-in view Of duty
which every one owes To the public, Il Is being
put before the people rs II should have been long
ago, through the medium Of the Press. The La.
bel is Copyrighted, and each bottle. for the pro-
lection Of The consumers and proprietor, hears the
Portrait OF Doctor WIN. Abbott, together with The
signature OF
GA. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
ly3o so ANN STREET, BOSTON.
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From "A, pr,,,nt Commi,,ion,r.

From hs present Commissiono.
"AuGrsr II, distributing the time have held the
Office Of Commissioner Of Patents, H. fdy, ESQ, Of
boston, has been extensively eagaged In the transaction
OF busIne., with the Oice, as Solicitor lie IL thor
oughly acquainted with the law and the rules Of prae-
tice Of the Oce regard him Of the most caps.
BILE aud successful practitioners with whom have had
oficial intercourse. CIIAs. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
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DR. BURLBIGH SMART'S
UIls DUItuNIuu DNtnuI u
g +.
COUGH
MEDICINE

Is the ONLY Medicine which will cure
Cough Immediately, without inju-
ry to the Patient. 1t operates on
the blood and purifes the system af-
ter subduing the cough. Although
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For Sale.
Piano Forte Instruction.

A YOUNG LADY, thoroughly acquainted with
n Piano Forte music, Is desireus Of obtaining a
class. Enquire OF the Editor Of the Union.
Biddeford, Nov %, 1855. ,flS
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
TIE POCKET ESCULAPIJS
OR. EVERY ONE MS OWN PHYSICIAN.

TuNlib nnleth edltlon, WIN Ohe
y Hundred Engrayings, showing
Diseases and MalIonnations Of the
Human ~ stem In every shape aud
form. To which u added q Treatise
on the Diseases % Females, being Of
the highest importance 90 married
people, of those contemplating mar.
.laaa llS
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I'm and after Monday, January 2sth, 1915, ana ",
" I'll iurther nstice, trains Mhi leave Davenport
Tor Muscaiinc and Iowa Cit. as iaiioms: :,
lst pass,ng,ri train da,N isunla,s exo'd) AT a ".
end. Freight Train with Passenger Car hlth y.
Trainsarrive al Davenport daily SUNDAY
follows: - Al
LIST. Passenger Train al ""+'''
2nd.HFrei ght Train with Passenger cars al "a =,
tashed AT - ~"
All Irains out OF Davenport will make oohheeh'hs
with Musca tine and Iowa City. -,
The Passenger Train arriving al Davenport AZ ~
A. NJ. connec's with the Rock Island Niail Tram,
which leaves Rock Island for Chicago at lilo a ~.
Passengers are reminded of the necessit! oisnihg
distinct clons the destination OF helr Dag
gage. Also 10 procure tickets before iahihg 'heh
ssats in he cars JOHN h. HENRY.
a nay supr.
Master orTranspoTtatloH. JAh-o uom
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NEW ARRIVAL.
.NjfcLeli's Emp OriNns.
East side IF Brady, 90 deer from I'd strtf'.
WYE are nov receiving and opening our SECOND
w STOCK of Fail & Winter Goods CONSISTING
In part Of the following articles:
French Merinoes OF all eolors,
lobuiss snd English |"
pixin and Fig,d aii Wool Delsines.
Grape De Paris, Ladies' Cloths,
PLAIN Riy,d aud Plaid Declares,
Alpacas, Worsied Plsids,
Reasnd Orange c ord saisbers FlaHnels,
Plain Gray, blue, Red, yellow q White Fisnnels
Brown and Bleaehed Canton FiEnneis,
Fancy yeIveis for Dresses and Ghiliren's Wear
Mantills Yerets,
Back Walered silks,
New styies striped and Plaid Dress Siiks,
Plain Blk silks, Brocade silks,
10 Bieached Sheeting and Pillow Case Muslin
Cassiulerss, Satiinetts, Broad Cloths,
and Vestings
and large assortme nl ofa kinds Of staple and Fahc!
Dry fyo~ds TOO umeross 10 specify As goods are
ali OF such desirable styles and good qualities We dc
not deem necessary 10 occupy large space In This
yniusble PAPER In the Way Of adv eriising, bal We
vould merely say 10 slltsose wi.hIngto purchase
ice of good quality low prees that onrsIoek
OF foods are of qualities ana styles as will bear
e,ose e1s nainasion aud show fer themselves.
No trouble 10 show goods.
Tome on q snd all and examine our stock.
he, p H.F.&E. W. MITCHELL.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
EE0U4 4
NEW NWRNNGTMENT,

~
AN and after Monday, Jan. lita, and until farther
notice trains v III leave Rock STAND as ioliows;
Isl Passenger train, Sundays excepted, Vi 30 "
Arriye al Chicago at u VI
cad mail Passenger Train, al IL ~ VI
Arrive al Chicago, -
ID Freight, with Cd elasscars,s al D 70 \ ~
Arrive Al Chicago at ~ 10 "
Trains arrive al hook Island daily Sundays except
ed, as follows
LIST Passenger tralnat WI ~
snd ID nj y Is T. VI
Sd Freight with ID class cars al ~ "
Aiitrains er This road Ia direct eonneelionhi
Chicago with trains over both the Nieh Ead soniheth
and Michigan Central r. X 10 and from Detroit TO
ied0, Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirk, bnfaio, Niagara Falls, Albany, Ne" York,
phiiadeip Lia, Baltimore hid Washington, Also al
La Sale with trains o. the Illinois Central Road
north 10 GalenR aud south 10 St onss and Carrot
which places ticket. can be procured OF ). >. Sir
kEAS, Ticket agt. II. X. Depot ri.
Passengers are reminded VI the necessity Of giving
distinct dire 10 the defamation oi ther bag
gage, .so 10 procure tickets before taking Their
seats the cars, the conductors coeetfsres only
to stations the line OF the theago and Rock islAnd
Railroad. Jon N r. iRAtf SGit.
". h Shirn,s, ASST supt
Rock island, Jan. IS, ie5o,
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STOVES, STOVES
Brady between Front and Seconds
Nv 2A, ls55-dWif MICKERSuAM N HIrK :
Notice.

(oCk Island Bank has made arrangements TO use
III d limited amount of the notes of 'sIhe hapufac
iurtrs and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Gcorvi
and the same Will be received deposit Ia pay.
mentor Exchange or Coin the 81 me te ms as The
Issues Of the solvent Banks'of Virginia, Kentucky
Ohio or Indiana. NJ h. osborn p,e.,i
H. Island Junel3 d&wtf y. II. MANN, Cashier
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Pennsylvania Italiroad.
ROCK kblauU.


NJ b. OSBORN g. co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, III
Attend 10 the payment oftsss and all other matters
connected with Land Agency la all parts oi Illinois
aud iOsa. oaice 0flsans street, near guGu
House,
Cheap Lands.
W qr Sec q town 80 range " leo scre,
ar sec H. -
situated Ia Cedar ooRnty. Also
4 s w ar sec ~ town 70 l. range r 80 "
SINE or see PC to~neUs 4EaO -
I s T. ar sec % sUN 1880
lEt w qr-ee " con - 4EsU
81 n " ar see 70 " son 4EeU
" ST ar sec "a euN 4Esl
Ia Scott county, ate offered for thirty days nj great
bargains by their who dete rmin.d sell
Apply 10 M g. OSBORN q Co, Land A II.
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City 1f i Country PROPERTY IN
Rock Island county wiiibh nre offered very cheap.
Jan '5J d-~I
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WILSON & HARLEY

Avn removed their Greerry Store Il, Al, b.
II iialfes hss buiiHiEs, doors below IN. p :.
ohse "hrfe iite! have greatly euia rsed thtlr.n,k
ihSH "oaii return 'htif customers their since.
aud respectfully solieiiH continuance a ill., 49,.
i,nsrnp0rt, Nov la,'55-dawu
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Groceries.
" iLsO n & HARLEY.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,

WILSON & HARLEY
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
POST OFFICE BUILDING
1euS! 7eas. n.
Inn CADbiES from . to 20 lbs 1, ,ult r. 40
.ax.s : WILSON { as Al
lVO jars, wi j. r.. ! T iIa. Ss,!oa
~ boxes Tomato Catsup and PEPPER Sanaa'
w i'o ooNes quart Gail and I Gall Pickle,
WILSON x HARIEy
A very superior lot q fresh Peaches in ean..
A Cd VIZ pattihofe FRESH W STEERS al whole,sis
IA boxes Palm Soap: ""hiEY
w 20 boxes OF transparent Shaving, yari,s,,.,
soap WILSON q HARLsS
a ''s' aSsof'nehi oi i@n.sgo and Cigars
: A Ibis Vinegar; " n"Rlkf. 3
~ soeels n o. $ Hand syrup mola..e..
50 10 gall. Kegs :.
WILSON & HAMty
1 & oa boxes OF Mould Candies.
~ boxes Of star Candle;
III and boxes
WILSON d H,pttv
$50 d"t'a ~''sF' at r W,,sh, ~' 'a--'
i - Is No Ciariaed Rud Sugar
~ IA, puc,a,.. WILSON HAkLhT.
al ups Iuehotsi
IN 10 doc Iats assd sizes.
s(l doz Hed 1ora, """1Aie
~ 10 bales Rope,
WILSON Il HaELEY
"A Peaches; apples sIt
ian assortment OF spites, 1aEte Io,rs,,.
Cooking kaiaius; "''-Aa al
20 sacks of Coffee;
lou bbls Winter Apples
. WILSON & HSplp,
IN boxes Essence Of Ior,e; hHfihf.
- D0su. Pearl starch. is'j
4 ilothet Goods connected with he L.,,,..u.,
~ Will sall at whoie.sie u f.tna j '."a~1
adsGut on cOsl - WI! aaat
WILSON & HARLEY.
Brady at. = doors beIow 80, ne
49,, =, Davenport.
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New Arrangement
EEMAa
Important 70 Passengers going East
VIA.
JOLIET CUT OFF.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD


TWO daily trains leave Joliet except Sundays.
i connecting at Lake Station @ith The Michigan
Central r. r. for Detroit, and thence with ihe Gfcat
Western canada Railway Tor Niagara Falls, buraio,
AlbBny, New YORK, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal,
Ne.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET.
s,is NJ, Lishtnng Express 'HrTivssa al Detroit al
r. Nj Niagara Falls so next harnlny and y. York
gP NJ. or Boston at IL st night, arrive at fhilapel
pha via kini at 10 +. ". also CONNECTS at Detroit
with seamsrs for I leseand. and thehce win morn
ing trains 10 ult points in ohio and PeuHz, iyania.
r,iUP NJ ESpresse~ cts next morning at Detroit
with north shore Line al .t.a through without
lat ding, arriving al Huuaio nj 3So A. NJ connecting
with IN press train 10 New York and Busioa. Also
connects with the morning tram on the Canada Rail.
way arriving al Niagara Falls ats 80 r. NJ.
through trk els rah b. purchases utthv ticket Office
OF the eempan, at Joliet ALLOW ing Ias .cngerst lay
over and resume their eats at pleasure.
July 3lsl So dly. \. RICE SHlt.
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LuMBER! LUMBIRI

4 the Rock Island SAW MILL, near the Boat
~ Yard The undersigned would inform the inbab.
iianls VI Rock Island and sHrro riding country that
hey have hand sd are con. taHtiy inanufactu
rag an knds II Building and Framing Lumber Pen.
Gag. Laths and
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave vrders which W IN be Iromstly a,teu
ded TO. MEAD, SMITH ~ nj ARsH
Rock Island, AOy I5-dwtf
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Dry Lander.

L'ROM 2te,O0J % 100000 feet OF Lumber at Dor.
II man II Co y old yard, Scott sud Fourth sts
one squAr-sest ofGo'ss Davis Planning Mil. near
~ opposite tho Court House The subsc fibefs have
hand The largest and best OF Season ed
steam sawed Pine Lumber 10 be- found in this md
We Keep constantly Oh hand Dressed and Undressed
Flooring, Siding Fencing, II and inch clear stun
Xiv ed aud Shaved Shingles Lsth and all other vafIe
lies Of Pine Lumber which Oner as Tow as any 9th
or Yard la this city.
now -twtf J. FOSTER 81 co.
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Swan Mills.
TERHTNF & CIRCUIT,
lie Claire, Iowa
so.fs inform N e ciiixons and trade OF SEQ T.
" ana aisoinIn. couniies, Inst We are now MANI
s.t.,tnv yers Superior srileie Of Flour which W
ne, Il our market uotssfens in this paper, and we
IN ssbs following
Grear Inducements TO Dealers,
Asvil deliver oar Fioar b! Inc 10 eois and up
..ra,snyvhers Within Is Or II miles Of our m8H
FREE OF CHARGE.
nsvtux .I.a- facilities for making the E4ost La-I
.,.nis noar cad feeling tasI sgft G9th deal
rr sna eonsunef, VIC respectfully soheli = ho tfAl
Stare Of pabie patroaass. ,,,-
postts tas Ls Claire House IN Second St. and r.
ttna, stsnsp IN Second 50, will be thankfully re
owed and 2anetaaiiy attended 70
Jan 1y-dH
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FRUITS, q,

\ fhESH s0t oi Lemons, urangrs, Nul,. AUDI.
NAe. just received By $500
Dee ssdu Al il HEIlFNulnuu
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SELECT SCHO DOL,
FOR
Young Ladies' and Gentlemen.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
n n,,. x s n, = srss1' rr,"spah,
L NSrkUCIioN giS-nin the usual English bras ches
1 Matte nIatics, tiassics. BOOK Keeping, Natural
Philosophy, ifrhctt, Music, Drawing fhiEuHg, L e,
Sc.
For terms apply 10 the Rev c. {. Street at his
idcRce ramppyA's buildings the Gas work
GOD u Third strefl.
References tby permission te the Rev, A. Ia uder
back, Rector OF 1naty Church, Rev. ". Rutedge,
pastor Of frst baptist Church, Mrs. Wallace, Gel.
Evans, DR.. A. NJ Smith, Col fadz, md otbor ros
dents ofthe highest responsibility. Oct l9iu
BIRD CAGES.
4 SfLkNblD gssoTtmeutui plain Hnd fame! Japan
~ ned Bird Cages, at All sizes quality AID prices
~ Wholesale KHd Retail.
A.MANUS Il SHEPHERD,
Jhyeu Conner second aud Main.
INCUR, Back wneAI a.i Corn Meat FOR sails Ia
i Sac and Bbis. al the Hawssye Store by
FsDG JACOB WEAVER, JR. : co.
JOS g. SIMPSON,
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, QuEEASWAEE,
Boots and Shoes, Produce,
EOREi9S MD DOMESTIC FRUITS. rfe.,
second, west OF Aain street, lower side,
Uei9 DAVENPORT, Iowa.
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ISREkCH kid, Waite ktt, English KID, hfonts -"
ID and Velvet slippers -,5,r
-x,t~,, tram . 10 10 q. IS per pair, for sale by
T.ca pA wSUN, GRIS5i q GO
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Ts THE LADIES OF
DAvEN PORT.

AIRS RESwIEE rss p-egfally N forms The iaale;
nj Of Dxyeupors and vicinity thai she has me :,
10 Ine rooms on Brady ST. formerly eceaple .! gu
AiIlIperr srd Dress Making. She has % hahd an CO
,.nsiys s,ccg OF Embroidery and Millinery bcoas
eirh .e viii sell nj reduced prices. ia der 70 make
a, -, hsr ssrsus stock which iineDds shall be
extsnsiys ofexrciient quality, and moderate
tar Ia
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psy 0sses.
e Hill u s2@F
Immense stock
Fall ssAsd " inter Goods.
AT
Burrows u Prettyman's
NEW STORE.

\NEAseaowfeeeNing ana prepared 10 hhIbione
w sfihe most extensive ana eomplets assotusehts
eiIoodssyer before broaghtto this marssieahsls'-
lag OF staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Siis GODS sshmere, Broehs aud Bay State shswls,
veivets, Ribbons aud Trimmings
afeyeTy variety aud Prieei Ladicssnd Misses
DRESS GOODS
n s,srydepartIneni-lae and Embroldered Goods
and full assortment of
Iaths As.lmeres, sa.tuetis, LinseAs ,FiaEntis&e
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Aiafge assortment y. Gents, Ladies and Misses
Boots, Shoes and Rubbsrs
4 large and General Assortment OF
keady-Ksde Clothing.
Also
1rocsTtss, Salt, CrocSsry, Hardware,
Aai IN facl ~ al ariets OF Gooisis nsIio
e.fouud "a any Store Wssi ot The Mississippi
We are 10 sell oois 81 The 10 wesit ssh
f-slees Z I'D 10 do this compeiledto DO away
III The lolg credit AND big proni system We shall
%, Cashforatl kinds Produce and seiths Farmerhis
sods stths lowest Cash Prices, BY strietatiention
~ sine So nd aking ourselves useialtothe Farm
inS immunity We hopeto inertia continuance OF The
sa az 81 lie Farmer 4 Friehds
BURRoH 5 n PRKfTYMAA.
uaysAport, Oct e6th. lsas-d~-u
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For the Ladies.

,u,HE subscriber has Just receives Large inNoies Oh
J Clocks, which viii oe SOLD low ppcp
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