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Tho European Cough Kennedy

Is t1 -crviry the coidcnce and fair trial by all
Who are suffering from the above disorders, l be-
irve that in all these disorders II hrs no equal.
Durng the past year have made up near ten
thousand bottles. and have received hundreds of
letters mpny of them from persons Who had been
suffering for months and some even for years. and
who had tried everything that had been recomcnd-
ed by physicians and friends in vain, but by the
blessing of God they were speedily cured by the
European Cough Remedy.
The following from Rev. Smith Fairfield, New
Giouchester Me, a clergyman we'll known through
out the State and in several ether States is but
specimen of the certificates which am constantly
receiving
RFy. WALTER CLARK :-Dtdr Sir: | have sold
all the medicines You left with me, and will say
that it exceeds all the medicines offered to the
public for the cure of Coughs. Were TO state
some of the great cures which have known it To
effect | am afraid some people would doubt my
vcracity, and therefore say To all who are suffer
ing from Coughs and Lung difficulties, give the
European Cough Remedy one trial. Please send
me five dozen more.
Yours. SMITH FAIRFIELD.
Remarkable cure of Phthisic, with severe Cough
communicated by Mr. Brewster, Postmaster Mt Cur
tbs Corner Aug. 20, 1888.
Rev. WALLER CLARKE-Dedr Mr.: Mr.. Samuel
shaw residing in Greene, kenuebec county, Me,
has been afflicted with the Phthisc for number
of years. For the past Winter he was distressed
for breath that he could no, lay down.-At last,
hearing of the European Cough Remedy, he sent
for a bottle, and commenced taking h.-lIe was
greatly relieved by the first dose, and from that
time rested well at night. A few bottles comple'-
ed the cure and he now desires to recommend the
medicine to others a. he is fully assured that il
is worthy Of the utmost confidence.
The following has just been received from John
Dresser, Esq, agent for Paris, Me, dated Nov. s.
lS5i-
DEAR SIR--You will recollect that when you
were here had severe cough of three months
standing; | had tried all the cough medicines
could obtain without success. Your medicine has
cured it. 1t has also cured many of my neighbors
Please send me some more medicine immediately
Yours, &C., JOHN DRESSER.
Rev. T. Oliver, West Waterville, testifes TO the
extraordinary cure Of lady, who, to all appear
ance was in the last stage of resumption so that il
was thought she could live but short time. A
single bottle cured her cough, and she speedily
! covered. Bro. Oliver states that he knowns anoth
er person who for long time had been afflicted
with the Phthisic, with a severe cough, who wa.
completely cured by two bottles Of the Universe
Cough Mixture.
| Trial bottles Is cts. each. Large bottles eact
containing the quantity of four small ones, 10 cts
| Agents supplied by the Proprietor, Cornish, Me
Sold in Ellsworth by C. Il. Peck; Machias, C
Longfellow; Steuben 5. Dyer; and by agents ant
medicine dealers throughout the country. 40
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-At the Court of County Commission
ers begun and held at Ellsworth within and for
said County On the fourth Tuesday of April A.
ID. one thousand eight hundred and ffty-four
and by adjournment on the fifteenth day of Au-
gust A. ID. one thousand eight hundred and fifty
four
ORDERED, That there be assessed on Township
No. /. North Division in said County of Hancock
for opening and making road therein eommenc-
ing at a cedar stake marked r. ON the County line,
South of the house Of Mr. Fogg, thence running
Southerly through said No. !. to the North line of
the town of Greenfield estimated to contain TWEEN
ty thousand acres exclusive of water and lands re-
served for public uses,-the sum of four thousand
dollars, being 20 cents per acre and John Mil
liken of Hancock is appointed Agent TO expend
said assessment accordingly.
Attest-P. W. PERRY. Clerk.
true copy Attest-P. W PERRY Clerk.
A rue copy Of certificate Of assessment.
ATTEST. H. ). TREvErr, County Treasurer.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK CoUSTY-
Treasurers Office.

Treasures Office.
Ellsworth Nov. 3rd 1886.
Notice is hereby given to the owners proprietors
and all persons interested in township Ne. l. North
Division in the County of Hancock that shall pro-
coed to sell by public sale to the highest bidder at
the County Treasarer's office in Ellsworth in said
County on Wednesday the eleventh day of Februa-
ry A. d. 1857 at ten O'Clock A. NJ. (unless previ-
ously setled much Of said township as will sat-
isfy the tax assessed by the Court of County Com
missioners the fifteenth day of August A. d.
thousand eight hundred and fifty four as certi-
fed to me by said Court u wit
On township No. /, n. ID. the sum of four thous-
and dollars and Incidental expenses as by law re-
quired.
IL s. TREyETT. County Treasurer.
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE
BLOOD

These famous Pills expressly combined 10 operate
the stomach the liver the kidneys, the lungs, the
skin and The bowels correcting arrangement in their
functions Purifying the blood the very fountain OF life
and thus curing diseases in all lis forms.
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GENERAL DEBILITY. ILLHEALTH

Many of the most despotic Government have opened
their Custom Houses the Introduction Of these Pill
I hat they may becoms the medicine OF the masses
Learned Colleges admit that this medicine is the besr
remedy known Tor persons of delicate health, OF
where the system has been impaired its nvigoratne
properties never fail to afford rsef.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM.
PLANT.

Nearly haifthe hnmdn have taken these Pills
II has been proved in all parts of The world thkt nothing
has been found equal to them in ofdsoers of the
liver, dyspepsia, ahd stomach complaints generally =
They healthy tone TO these organs, however
much deranged, and when all other means have failed
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LET US REASON TOGETHER.
PILLS,
WHY ARE WE SICK {!

II has been the lot of the hnman be weighed
down nv disease and suffering Holloways Pills are
specially adapted the reliefof the weak the nereous
the delicate, AID the nirm, Of all cmes, ages sexes
and constitution Prof Holloway personally SUI rnieud
the manufacture of his medicines in the United States,
and offers them 10 free ,ri
best remedy The word ever for the removable dt
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Notice.

THE subscriber would respectfully in
i form all who are in want of handsome,
durable, cheap, and ornamental FRONT FENCE,
that he will keep constantly on hand a handsome
article of turned posts and bannisters and will
turn any pattern desired. Please call and exam
inc specimens at my store, at the West end of the
Bridge. W. W. ROGERS.
Eiiswureh sspI ? fs6E 81.
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Has been before the public more than On years
and Is deservedly popular in the cure of
Sravins, Sweeney. Rinebone. Wind,alls. Pole
Evil. Gallons. Cracked Heels Gall Of all kinds
Fresh Wounds Sprains, Bruises Fistula Sit
fast. Sand Cracks Strains. Lancness Fosn-
dered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango Foot
Rot i'll Sheep GaIge, in Cows, Rheumatism.
Bites OF Animals. External Poisans Painful
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites Bails, Corn.
Whitlnws Burns and Scalds Chllblans. Chap
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Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles, &c.
Pamphlets gratlitously furnished by agents
With Testimonials of its utility.
,All orders addressed TO the Projectors, NJ II
TueKrK 4 Co. Leekport. n. y.
~For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen.
orally, through the tnt,si States, British Posses
sious. and other Countries And by
c &. Peck, Ellsworth John Stevens, Biuehill
j. :. Hancock, orand and by dealers in medi-
cine generally. Wholesale in Portnnd by H. II.
Hay, and in Boston by Weeks Potter, and Burr
Perry. lyy? "a
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No female, young old, should be without cee
braied medicine Ii and regulates the monthly
al all periods, acting many Tx charm
Ii is also tina best and safest medicine that
10 children Of all ages. aud for any eempla conse
quenly no family shonld he without II.
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Cody's Lady's Book for 1857.

TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE. One
copy one year, So. Two copies one year,
So Three copies one year, SO. Five copies
one year, and an extra copy to the person
sending the club. making six copies, Sic
Eight copies one year, and an extra copy TO
the person sending the club, making nine co.
pies, SI2. E'ever copies one year. and an ex-
ira copy to the person sending the club, max
ing twelve copies, $50. e The abeve Terms
cannot re deviated from, no matter how many
are ordered.
Special Clubbing ,eith other Magazines.
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home
Magazine both one year fer $3.50.
Godey's Lady's Book and Harper's Maya
zine both one year for $3.50
Godey's Lady's 30 k, Harpers Magazine.
and -Arthur's Home Magazine one year 5000.
The above is the only way we can club With
Harper's Magazine.
o. TIE money must all be sent at one time
for any of the Clubs.
Subscribers in the British Provinces, who
send for clubs. must remit 36 cents extra on
every subscriber. to pay the Amariean postage
to the lines. Address,
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Notice of Foreclosure.
Prepared by G.. w. Stone,
LOWELL, MASS. DO

tns HERF.AS John McCanary Of Ellsworth
W IL, the County Of Hancock, on the 18th
day OF December A. ID. 1866. by his Deed of
mortgage of that date, recorded i the Han
cock Registr, Vol. 1902, Page SOL, conveyed in
mortgage to Seth Tisdale of SAID Ellsworth a
certain lot or parcel OF land in said Ellsworth
containing "a square roods more or less bound
ed and described as set fourth in said mortgage
Deed to which Deed reterance may be had for
a more particular description OF the premise S.
which Mortgage Deed has been duly assigned
to the subscriber. The condition of said mort
gage having been broS en- hereby claim TO
toreclose the same
WILLIAM TURNER.
Ellsworth. Dec. 10 1856. 3w41
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen tina
L George Bolyoke and Peter Wakingsb
their mortgage deed dated April 10Th 1854
conveyed to one Thomas upper the Easterly
part of lot of land containing acres and 50
rods part of the Pond Farm " in Bucksport
for description of said lot reference is had to
said mortgage deed as Recorded in Hancock
Records, Book 81 page 456 said Easterly halt
is separated from the Westerly by a line drawn
through the middle of said lot Said Upper
by his deed dated September 18th 1856 assign
ed said mortgage 10 me. The condition of
said mortgage having been broken, claim to
foreclose the same.
THEODORE c. WOODMAN.
Bucksport, Dec. 8, 1856. 3w47
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]. s. RICE,
Furs and ShaWIs.

lust opening large assortment OF
~ Fitch Mountain Martin, and Coney victor
rines and CUFFS to match; also Gents, Ladies ana
Childrens Shawls and Capes comprising all thehew
nd desirable natterns which I am selling at re-
duced prices A.
Ellsworth Nov. Is 1876. N
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Tripe, Dried Apples &c. Together with about
every article found in variety store all of which
shall Run of very cheap for cash or country pro-
duce A. ROBINSON, Main St.
Ellsworth Nov. 2S 1856. "A
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HARNESSES! HARNESSES y!
TRUNKS!

The undersigned thank
full for past favors, respect
fully informs his old Gus.
toners and all others il
want Of Harnesses, that at
his shop on Main st. near
ly opposite the Ellsworth
House at the sign Of the
Big CO L l. A r AN d
Ri n X can alwavs ha
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WASHING AND BURNING FLUID

Spirits Turpentne, Japans White Lead, Sperm Oil
Candles, Washing powders, Soap, Dye Stuffs, Win
dow Glass from 1X9 to 20X2s, Trusses, Supporters
Spices of all kinds. Citron, Currants, Rasins
Tamarinds, Irish Moss, Pickles, Nuts, Confcetion-
airy, Fruits &c, &c, which few Of the articles
that comprise his Stock. Among the many popu-
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CARPETING.

full stock of Hemp, Ingram, Common, Stripe,
Extra and English Three Ply Carpetiug Stair Car
pcting and Rods, Rugs &c, &C., which will be sold
at Boston prices.
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TESTIMONY TESTIMONY

MEDfoRD, Mass, May, 1876.
Messrs, Burr, Foster Co, Boston,
Gents-I feel it incumbent upon duty
which l to you and the public, to make the
following statement in regard to the remarkable
power of Arnold's Fluid.
For more than year my wites mother and three
of my children were afflicted with malignant hu-
NOR the character of which eminent physicians
unable 10 dciirm,e prescribe std remedy
for. After trying many humor remedies,
induced to make of Amolds Globules and Vi
tai Fluid which am most happy to say has entire
~ cured them. For the benefit of Others like atfc-
ted, would say that no language of commentator
wich / is too strong for the merits of these
Justly celebrated medicines.
Vital Fluid so cents per bottle; Clio
bules % cents per box.
BURR, FOSTER Co, Cornhil, General A gents
MANSFIELD Il co, II City wharf, Specill a gents
WEEKS Il POTTER, ia Washington street and
GEO. c. GOODWIN, 80 Union street. Wholesale
Dealers.
SOLD BY PROMINENT MEDICINE DEALERS GENERAL
LY.
Sold in Ellsworth by C. G. Peck. 3m4l
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FRFSH
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
G.. G.. PECK.

n HAS re Gently resolved a new lot
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, PER
FUMERY &c, and now has on hand
the largest and best selected Stock of
MEDICINES ever offered in this vii
lagc, and are warranted to be fresh and new, and
no humbug. He keeps a general assortment OF
Medicines used by physicians, together with
PATENT AND THoMS0NIAN MEDICINES,
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ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,

ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
ISL William Street, New FORK
N. K. SAWYER. Agent.
Arnold's Vital Fluid.
Purifes and strengthens the blood by eradica-
ting tarough nice chemical action, the causes of
impurities, and huzao,S. Hence its power to cure
humors that mere medicine cannot cure. Hence its
power Of strea Ehctia2 and ritai,ny the blood. 1t
furnishes 10 ce'tas erft, The eirntt II ehch pure
tio5d composed. 1t eradieates and clcanses away
whatever clogs and thiekens the blood.
Arnold,s Vital Fluid
Renders the system strong and healthy, by free
ing the blood and stomach from Objectionable ma
,erals. 1t nerves and WHITES the system, by fur
nishing the elements which give pnalay.
Arnolds,s Vital Fluid
Gives to the system an influence and effect SINH
lar that produced by exercise in the FREE open
1t celebrates by Strengthening the blood to hrgh
er and better action--doing its work by beginning
at the beyn.ng 1t is pleasant to the taste, and be-
comes favorte wherever known.
Arnold Vital Fluid
Removes BillousmeSS in the most direc, and easy
manner, by nsufrahssng the cause. This is the
principle of its action in removing illness general
". 1t n-mrah-es the caaSe by freeing the blood
from impediments to its proper fulfment of its
life-giving functions.
This principle of neutralizing the cause is why
Arnold's Vital Fluid Cures Humors
that mere medicine cannot sensibly effect, and why
it cures other diseases
Resulting from Poisons in the Blood,
that mere medicinal preparations cannot alleviate.
H,,1ao, poisons in the blood and it is by their
chemical action in neutralizns those poisons that
Arnolds Globules and Vital Fluid
are enabled to cure them SO that they stay cured
TESTIMONY TESTIMONY :
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Erysipclas, ScrOfula, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumnrs. and Salt Rhcum.

From a Frirordin1 M7chdnt q n L0is Is6. Z, 1885.
d.. ArER Your Pills the paragon of all that is
great in medicine They have cured little daughter
upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurabe for years Her mother has been long erievons
~ afflicted with botches and pimpies her skin and in
her hair After child cured she also tried your
Pills and they have cured hor ASA M0RGR1DdE.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

Crockery ware, Hard ware, Boots and Shoes, also
fow Dozens of those best custom made thick Boots
which have given such general satisfaction for the
past two years.
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<. SAWYER. Agent.
Arnold's Vital Fluid.
Arnold $ ital Fluid

Renders the system strong and healthy, by free
ing the blood and stomach from Objectionable A.
terias. 1t nerves and WHITES the system, by fur
nising the elements which give utaLty.
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EMBROIDERY

some Rich Sets of Sleeves and Collars to match, s.
Velvi,s, Domes lies &c. Together with fall asso
ment of the best
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AsPINwALL, Saturday April 4, 1857.

AsPINwALL, Saturday April 4, 1857.
All Walkers friends here think his race is
run. With respect to the rumOr of battle
in which he defeated the allies with great
slaughter, some Of my trends have made
diigent inquiry among he officers of the
Orizaba, before her return = San ks -,
and ascertained that tha9eA a heard no1ach
accounts when i6Ban del Sun ID n ssssa
The 5oi the brilliant. ,ecess Of the
fllibd Iters had reached this gu tier By every
samer, but ha always prove false. = Dn-
ring my residence here Of tn &c months, !
have heard Of sone eight yict. lies, won By
Lockridge on the 'an Juan, an neither l
nor any Of the citiz us here Civ, the least
credence totanythins tho flibust. = nay Say
or write.
Several deserters ,rom LockridA :, who
came BY the Clyde, q ve dismal accN uts Of
their sudfings and pr vations. With their
present force, they saw no chance Of psn-
ing communication wit Walker. AZ the
very least, one half Of rs men re d wn
with the fever. They hay not been able 10
get any news from Walker down The riye !,
The boys think he is compiler y ..ad ., hei
escaped from Nicaragua, and win endeass
to get TO the San Juan River to take cols-
naad Of . small force thsre. Geo. Hornsby
is IN = high dudgeon because Lockridse w
not hand over his command. n fNet, III
the superior Qkeers are It loggerissasIs.
IS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-02

An important fact is announced in relation
to the Everglades Of Florida. It is stated
that the waters of that immense reservoir
have recently found an outlet through which
they are discharging themselves in great vol
ulne in the Gulf Of Mexico. An area, embra-
ceing many millions Of acres heretofore sub
merged, will thus be converted into dry land,
and If so, it will probably be found to be
much the largest body Of rich hand in Flori-
da, and extending several degrees farther
South than Louisiana. No other portion Of
the South will compare with it in adaptation
to the culture Of sugar cane, and other trop-
ical products. Under the ssswamp grant" all
Of this land is the property Of the State, and
by her internal Improvement act, it has been
pledged as a basis Of credit for the several
Railroad enterprises of Florida.
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A Singular Prayer.

On the eve of the battle Of Buens Vista,
while our valiant little army of fosr thou
sand was anxiously awaiting the approach
Of Santa Anna and his forces, tall, Jona-
than Slick-ical specimen Of the New Eng
land homo, having become little Tighten
ed at the idea Of fighting Eve to one, quietly
sneaked behind stump, and offered up the
following rather singular prayer:
sob Lord! we ore about to engage n an
awful battle. Santa Anna with his wooden
leg, and an army five times as strong % We
of thy all powerful hand, we will scatter
the enemy, as wheatis shattered by the hand
of the sower. Wilt thou assist us, O Lord!
to do this? But. @ lord. If yon can't
help US, don't for Hearen,s sake help them.
Keep cool, and we will show you some Of
the 'gosh-darndest' tallest lighting yoa have
ever seen.'' .'ss..4ss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-02

Gv Mr.. Rencher, formerly member of
the House, from North Carolina, has been
appointed Governor Of the territory Of New
Mexico. A Governor for Utah has not yet
been found. 1t is proposed to send to. Utah
a military force Of $500 men, Offered by
men of character, who have families who
will accompany them; also to appoint as
Judges and as executive officers, men Of
moral worth and standing who have families;
and thus tits hoped that a society will be
formed which will present good example
to the ssSaints,'' and form . nucleus Of an
enlightened and moral community ia#
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-02
/ Great time over Bird Of Freedom.

The Rochester people have been having a
great time over Bird of Jove caught in a
rat trap near that city. He was purchased
BY subscription, and set free from the cupo-
Ia of the court house. yesterday afternoon,
with much ceremony; band Of music and
thousands Of people being in attendance. So
far, we have sympathized with the enthusi-
asm Of our neig hbors throughout; but now
It seems that the eagle, after being set free,
took turn around the city for while, and
then--tell it not in Gathl--came back for
his supper! submitted tamely to recapture,
and at last accounts was devouring 4 beef
steak in comfortable captivity Buff Com.
17th.a ssst 60. 3 Is q ID f. e Esf
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-02

90 fusty old bachelor, whose proposal
to marry was refused for the fifteenth time,
last week, by young lady, was hesrd imme-
diately afterward to delivera mest bitter
ph;lippic against the fair sex ii general.
He concluded his TRADE by remarkmg, that
the reason why Adam was put to sleep before
the creation Of Eve from his rib, by in the
fact that if he had been awake, he w0nld new
er have consented to any such outrage upon
his future peace, or that of his brethren.
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6. ;VOORHIS,

Aass ~ Esa& - s--@S - -
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry
Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hardtcdre,9 =
Queenswdre, Cutlery &C.,, &C.,
F9s Cosncu Bluffs, IoUa,
rs NOW RECEIVING 4 OPENING At HIS
i. Store Room on Upper Broadway, one Of the best
selected stocks Of that has been brought to
staple asA FAsey Dry Goods.
Consisting in part of Donestics, Prints, Ginghams,
Cottonades, Cloths Fiannels, Lawns, Rich Dress
Goods Mantillas, Skirts, Hosiery, Ribbons Notions
HO0gs r Shoes.
NY assortment Of Boots and Shoes is complete. en-
bracing all the desirable styles and various grades for
men, women and children
A3. HarAseArs, ElHss \ jSktls. xss
Constantly on hand and will be sold low. -
6srocsr6es. - sssS r
Ny stock Of Groceries Will b full choice. we'll as
sorted and sold ut the lowest market prices wholesale
and Retail.
would respectfully call the attention Of old
toners and others my ue stock arriving ASSURE
ing them that my terms and prices shall be favora-
Bile as those Of any other House in Council Bluffs.
nl-u s c. yOORHIS.