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scamps About.

Sunday last, between 3 and clock. H.
houses of Thomas Birdsall and Villa, j
Thistlswaite. sen., in the vicinity Of tn
city. were entered by some person or per.
sons unknown, and general overhaulug
Of papers. searching of pockets. drawers.
closets and clothes, and confused mixture
and scattering OF all things over the houses,
we're the marks left of the presence of some
one seeking after money" for that seemed
to be the only object had in view. Nothing
OF value was missing. An entrance into
Mr.. BirdsalPs house was effected through
the cellar window. which happened to be
open. A butcher knife was taken from Mr.
y S house and was used 10 cutting off the
Stats Of a window shutter At Mr.. Thistle
waite's. thus making it an easy job to get in
there. by reaching in and christening the
shutter. A carving knife was stolen at NJ.
It's and Mr.. Birdsali's butcher knife left
in its place. After rumaging the pantries
and cellars At both houses, and helping them.
selves literally TO the eatables. they left
One man was seen coming out Of the woods.
with carpet sack in his hand. this side Of
Mr.. Birdsall's on Sunday evening Mr.. B.
has description of him. and lie can be
identified. In these troublesome times, per-
sons in city and country. on leaving homes
can not be too careful in securely fastening
their doors and windows
BURGALRY.-The residenc of the Rev. T.
Nc HINNEY. near the eastern Turnpike
gate. was entered by burgla RS. on Saturday
last. during the absence OF the family. and
gold watch and chain. together with gold
bracelet, stolen. The robbers effected an
entrance by forcing up the sash of one of
the windows. They ransacked overy draw
er in the house. scattering Mr.. NJ. papers in
avery direction. turned the pockets Of all
The clothing inside out and helped them
selves beautifully to whatever suited their
May go.
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Gin selestod from extensive ans assoPt0ers Of
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ANOTHER OF THE FAAILY.-Almost every
day. literally. brings to light some new des-
cription Of villainy incident to the southern
conspiracy-the most Infamous. debased and
monstrous treason ever Matched out of the
corrup,ions of man since man had history.
Il is fairly and literally named "the sum Of
all villauies." The particular crime of to-
day. is the utterly illegal As well As mean
aud cruel robbery OF The children of the
State of Missouri. by THAR government. to
purchase arms for the rebellion with the
public school money!
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DThe Governor has appointed Pleasant
A. Hackleman. Esq. Colonel OF the reg''
ment now at Camp Wayne" This is
most excellent appointment. Three cheers
for the Pleasant Colousl.
Capt Lucas OF Larenceburg. received the
appointment Of Lieutenant Colonel and
Capt Wolfe, of Nashville. Was appointed
Major.
n~Col. Hacklemau is now in command
At "Camp Wayne" The Regiment va,
marched up to the Depot yesterday. and
received their arms.
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| 1 The Ladies Of our city are doing al
that can be done TO make the soldiers Al
Camp Wayne" comfortable. Making then
flannel shirts, and sending them something
good to eat in the way Of pies. cakes. and
preserves Fifty shirts were presented BY
the ladies Of Union Chapel to the Trough
and Ready Rifemen. Capt. Platter. on Sat
urday last. On Saturday. the ladies pretty
generally in town baked pies and cakes in
abundance. and sent them to the care oil
Mrs. S. Z. Lippincott. who. in conjunction
with Mrs. John McGraw, scattered them
among the companies in the camp. The
soldiers are grateful for these attentions aud
return their thanks through The papers TO
all the fair donors who thus contributed to
their necessities.
We do not know how many are sick among
the soldiers; but we hear IL at there were a
few who had the mumps. There may be
more On the sick list. AMI we commend tie
following article from the Indiana Journal
TO the consideration Of our lady friends:
Lei Us DO Better.
Enough money has been spent on the
fancy portions of military preparations
We lave ade and presented about as many
flags as are of any use. Now let us give
the money to get clean sheets and towels.
comfortable beds. and change Of shirts for
the poor soldiers W no are down with the
measles in the Hospital. They need our
help, and our Home Guards don: need
flags. The Hospital is of more value to an
army than its arms. for sickness is a more
terrible foe than the bullet We have thrown
upon our care the first wounded OF the big
battle with disease. They must be we'll pro-
vided Tor. and they are not. Our neglect
has been the result of our ignorance of the
wants of the sick. but now we know them
we can have no excuse. The ladies' who
did so much to make beautiful flags for the
troops, zoe knoac will do fer more towards
more beautiful and glorious work. helpin
and caring for our sick soldiers, who have
no mothers or sisters here to help them
Will they not see to it?-Iad. Journal.
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n~ 90 Saturday last, the "Richm ond

co. 90 Saturday last. the "Richm ond
City Greys." or portion Of the company.
appeared for the first time our streets
The uniforms Of the company are not all
completed, is the reson why SO few were
out. They presented fine appearance, and
Capt. Dudley is a most excellent and efi'
Gent drill officer. lIy resolution. we under
stand. the company rendered their services
IN the Governor. whenever he deemed il
necessary to call on the "Greys."
EB- The Richmond City Greys." OBJ
tanned their arms from the Depot. las
evening.
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re- Sufferers from scrofula on scrofulo

E< Sufferers from scrofula on scro!ulous
affections. clean up! Why wear your PM
pies, Blotches. Ulcers. Sores? Why have
the life twisted out of you by Dyspepsia.
Rheumatism and Gout? Why suffer Syph-
little and Mercurial diseases to rot the bones
in your body. or the flesh off your bonesl
Why lie, your sluggish blood drag and scat
ter its dissempers through your veins!-
AyER's Compound extract Of Sarsaparilla
cures these complaints. and cleanses them
out Of the system. Use it faithfully. and
you bring to society healthier. cleanleir
and far more acceptable member.-Ba'si
more !Md.) Democrat.
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Daguerrean Car.

HJ. F. Banks. has located his Car i'm.
medstely opposite Spinning d Benefits
Livery Stable, Main street. where he is
prepared with the most superior apparatus
10 take life like pictures Of all who may
favor him with their patronage. He uses
none but the best Of material, and his prices
are reasonable. He makes all the varieties
of pictures: Photographs. Ambrotypes
Melainotoppes. &c. DC. and warrants his
work to to give satisfaction. Give him a
CALL
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Srx.FoorEas, ArrESrioS!--An adjourn
cd meeting Of those who have enrolled them
selves in this company. will be held at En-,
CINE Hall No. 2. this evening Thursday
at u O'Clock. Punctual attendance is re.
quested. as business of importance will be
transacted
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H Every thing that can be done wit

H Every thing that can be done with
prudence. is being done to crush out the
rebellion; and A. F. Scott. is doing all he
can at the ..Pet Lamb Store" to accomno-
date his customers with the cheapest and
best OF Goods. at prices that defy comPeti
ton. Selling for Sash. he can afford to give
good bargains.
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B-" IT'S wisdom to laugh while We
may" and those wishing to indulge in this
Piles SAINT luxury. are invited to go to Starr
Hall, Friday and Saturday nights next
Duprez & Green's Opera Troupe'll be there.
and those who attend can not fail to enjoy
themselves hugely. See advertisement IN
another column.
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EI Gas 6xtures--every variety and
style. always on hand at Messrs. Starr &
Whites. and at very low prices. They
have also on hand and for sale. Coke. Coal
Tar. and Fine Brick Call at their es:ab-
lishment, on Main street. two doors West Of
the Palladium office.
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~ We understand that Mrs. Rebeces
A. Januey. of Columbus. Ohio. is appointed
Matroo Of the Military Hospital at that
place. and has accepted the appointment.
She is a daughter OF Seth Smith, Es9., Of
Of this city.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

H08 THE CUR3
Costireness Jasdice, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Dyses-
terry. Foul Stomach, E,ysspelas, Headache, Pies,
Rteunatisn, Evs1ptions and Skin Diseases, Liver
COMPLAINT. DTocsy. letter. 1a"ors and Sal Rhe'w'.
Purifying the Blood.
They sugarcoated, that the most sensitive can
take them and they the best aperent
the world for all the purposes of family physic.
- - -. -. ~; Five boxes for $1.OO.
and eminent personages, have pAt their names
tfy the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies but
our space here will permit the insertion of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN
ALMANAC in which they gisen; with also full
descriptions of the above complaint and the treatment
that should be followed for their cue.
Do be put off by unprinciplee dealers with other
preparations they make more Ppht on. Demand
AYERs and take no others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they shold lave it.
All our Remedies for sale by
Stiddom Il Co. Z. G. Pots. Richmond:
Allen & Co., Cincinnati. andy all Drug
eis, and dealers everywhere. 20 VT
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~L. G. Buell. is constantly receiving a
new recruit of goods at the New Ciucn
natl Store" which for cheapness cannot be
surpassed anywhere. Cheapness is not the
only thing to commend his goods--they are
enthusiastically good. See his prints at 10.
8, and 6 cents per yard.
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re- All the late publications on Military
Tactics, are for sale at the old Post -Othee
Book Store of James Elder-Watts corner.
He has Also a fine assortment OF Books and
Stationary Military Envelopes and Paper.
Give him a call.
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~The New York Store is still The cen
ire Of attraction to those who want cheap
Dry Goods. They offer the cheapest goods
with the largest stock to select from. of any
house in Eastern Indiana.
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~Mrs. Stallsrd is now in our city. dis
posing Of Hardee's tactics. We hope she
may be literally psfronized. Price OF the
work. with a complete glossary and rules
for haalth, only so cents,
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Sale of Property.

0YIiL be o1srsi for sale. Saturday. the lssA 4.v
w 81 April next The House aad Las sAe uad~,.
signed, sstGassi In West Rieanoai Tne Haze Il
seory-f5ar good roons aai tss so74 xtcheas yell -
e"%fS>
TERMS One laird down. and the resiAse dytA~a ia.
tSo equal payD-afs. d7e Ia AMI yeass wf,.
eress AMI good seczriy- For farther ...
10 sas szsseriser OF she pseaisss ~"
JOHN RDwAsps.
80 ~1Sa101s' 1sfsr - ~
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~ An Indian. who claimed to Be one
of the Mohawk tribe. made q very Passable
speech on the street Tuesday night last.
about the war. &c. Money seemed to be
the motive power of his patriotism. and Ne
suppose he made it "pay."
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LOST! LOST!

roll OF country made linen containing about IL y
yards. fs from psding wagon n the Pike leading
north IRON this city to Lynn. The finder viii be suitably
rewarded by leaving IL at the stare Parker Moody.
Newport At either OF the stores in Lyon; more
nvenient, With the subscriber in Richmond.
6.P EMSwILER
nond, May 23d. ls6Ix
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~ Sir Isaac Newton was a most efficien,

~ Sir Isaac Newton was a most efficient
master of the Mint. and James NJ. Hays is
constantly changing off his stock Of spring
aud summer goods for 'Mnt-drops" and
good paper currency, at prices that makes
it interesting to trade with him. Cheap
for cash is his motto.
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EvWe located Capt. Platter. of the
{" Rough and Ready Riiemen." at Lawrence
burg in last weeks paper--it should have
been Aurora, Ind.
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~ Mcssrs Strickland & Bridsland are
now grinding at their City Mills 700 bush
els Of wheat per day. They are furnishing
to the soldiers at Camp Wayne" 900 lbs.
Flour per day.
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Masonic CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge on the bird We inesday .........
Richmond Lodge, meets the hTst Tuesdsy
evening IN every month
King Solomon Cha pier, second Friday
Wn,ne Council. first Thursday in March. June
September and December. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Isrittou Lodge (coiored first Monday in each
month.
I. q. q. r.
White WA,er Lodge. meets overy Friday evsoing
Herman fGesman) Lodse,svery Tuesday evening".
Woodward Lod ss.every wednes lay evening.
Oriental EDcampment, every second and fouftl,
Tuesday at each month
Degree Of Rebecca. OF White water and w God ward
Lodges first and third Tuesday e each month.
Degree Rebecc. of Herman Los &c. first aad third
Monday Of each month.
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EW ''Ss. Andrews Church." on South
Pearl. displays the Stars and Stripes from its
Steeple. Good.
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FARMERS INTEREST:

ALNG BEEN ENGAGED FOR THE LAST YEAR
In The safe OF the New York Combined R.aper ana
Mover Tor the ara Of Warier & Chids 1 Am 10. nrs-
pefed TO furnish all who FIRST class Machine
-. .ne MAehines have given general satisfaction.
asan eei assured of Increased several seci
aeo improvements have since been made One is that
.ne dri ses without s:opoins the by OF
ieaver can lover the machine = up all down
gram And taen replace shse its origin Al
position Sample Machines can be seen By ealinx a.
The Agricultural Ware House Beard. =: Rch
meAo Ana also AZ the old En- ioase Centerviiis
WILLIAM C0C2AN,
Agent Richrnosa
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VoLUNTEERs, REMEMBER THIs.-To rub
common hard soap well into the threads Of
stockings before putting them on for long
march. is recommended as preventative TO
the ordinary foot soreness and blistering
which occurs TO those not used TO travelling.
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! ~ Do our Grocery keepers and citizens
know that the best of Hominy is Manufactured
., this city. and is furnished at the lovest pm
! ces. Call At the establishment of W d. John
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Agents Wanted Evhere.

Ssad kss complete classified -. o. ovr
aud others publications, which v9nale1 10 you
hae 81 expenss. make jour >eSecSil De eonvineed
tAas tAs moss Liberal. Re.iAsie n1frssing es.ae-
lish0ens in Ne country to say BOO sa< osseinai
and popaf7r gsa book enpoxizn u EVANS,
II s3s CAe.snus 1hisasesphia-
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We. ne oadsrsigned. having purchased the Abe "
named machines last season. take pleasure ssyinx
thss they are complete in every
omm enaed both - reaper and Fewer The lizhtne,s
o. afA's, the complete style of throwing
witaout sfraiiings. the ehsnee of ia
.sn Minutes the change OF pinion giving increased
roe 10 the cusxing and eeva.inx ave- n,
e By the driver places shs Aaeans above Al,
others IN estiEaeion-
SOLOMON BRUNFrELD GsfN
HOSLER CALVIN,
PRR.Lf KING,
MORTON MEEK.
CHARLRS HARVEY.
ELIJAH HARVEY.
THOMAS BURROUGHS,
NEW ron g. HCNT.
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Tenn per rance OrO6VS.
The GOoDrEMPLAR5 meet every Wednesday Even
Ing.
Good Tsmpiars in Milton. Friday evening
do do 10 Dublin. Monday evening.
do do 4. do Cambridge. Tuesdsy evening.
do do do JacksoBburg. Friday evening
The SONS or TEMPERANCE meet every Saturday
evening.
Centervilie. Friday
The UNION rEMPLAA5 tcoiored every Friday eveo'g.
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Religious Notice.

Porfessor Brown OF indianapolis. will preach 1t the
Christian Chapel Date Warner HALL next Saturday
evening. ash inst. at early lighting; also Lord
day 1t the usual hour Tor re wsrshsp The public
10 nvitsd to attend.
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Will meet at No. Engine Hall Saturday. Nay the
1sth. At 3 o'clock p. m. general attendance the
part OF the members 10 desyed, will occasion
Of vital Importance to the Society.
Nay 10, 1861.
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New Spring Goods!
SIN ono DOLLARS WORTH OF
Dry Geods to be opened as the
NEW YORK CASH STORE.

a'a in'efm eur sasseness and the paAls
Tat rseei living eur Sprinx (snr,. - -,
t.ss siia > Saast dali be increased ep TO - ~
- Jans IL = sur in'ention 60 keep sv~rySAine ~
o"r estsalis eni thA Is line al evervSS.e-
nsw that appears in the k.stern pnarAs4s.
living . re>li-n: bs yer In the ci.y Of New Ye,k
sx u" nsas Ct tbs yeAr sud buying goejs in aRRs
9aaetiss solely cash enables cell sesey -
's'le al tax any market IL Am~ries. aad . arees
rertion % eur soods bought - hat vs ca epl
them n-seh less than " haissaie prices.
Wsssy To ths public COMPARE our eoods anA nh
ce' And those VI any Other establishment and yoss
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ADVERTISING RATES.
NO tt G E.

The Pabiishsr. Of this city have all sgreed hereaE
ter. chuss Is cents for each netcs OF RELIGIOUS
MEErfS03o Literary school. Assica fuFsI Hoftieui
Society msetnss and all other meetings when are
nos specially Of . character II paid for ~
be charged TO the person heading IL suct
ooaIe
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DANIEL WEBER,


and true Patriot,
DANIEL WEBER,
ALSO the deci ustion OF Independenohe Constitution
OF the United States. and washins,o Farewell Al.
dre,s, With copious indexes,
Far The higher classes of Eucaton nstitution, aud
Er home reading. Large limo with Besutifal Steel
Portrait Of Webster. Price 81 Aclpsnied with a
andsone gin. worth from 5ocents to o.
The Union Text BOOK 10 a volume verfai inter-
for the present times Its subjects authors its
style and fuflnsss entitie universal ac
cspsance! Every farmer should have livery mer.
chant hould have it. Every lawyer Vsican, poIitf
and patriot should have it Las every BODY.
whether man. woman chiIi-vhes OF the north.
south. should send for this-one
the notice Of the American public.
9rrhe presentation Of the Coz stitc1i Text Book
the people Of the United States. eeay needs no
apoioey, for il contains the eaniasn-t Law OF our
County. With roduction seiecte % the writings
Of him uho has justly been ternst - sxroanier and
Defender of the Conssita ion In ssAe
writings OF Mr.. Webster. sfe has been
ken 20 select such Parts may De efexe~assonAl.
and which viii tend 20 xthen tassGs the
and 10 impress the young w,th = iovseosntrs. ven
Grafton tor the Constitution. respSf the AMI
good who founded Repus ani Who have
passed away. frrv ent attachment to Uaion to Lin
erty. Peace. Order and to Law. svH Also teach
Lessons of Wisdom Of Morality. an11esion. Asa
such. the instructor viii readily ia the ndexe.
suggestions all the 3aestions neeG 20 be asked
and the Of the ssu.ieots shotSAys in the
exact words Of the text Address atsers TO
GEoH0. EVANS
Publiaher. 433 Csas St, Ph.Ia
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Sherif's Sale

oueTIu 8 S0i0.
A9fFfRFUH ~ q decree ami Fxe-utf,,
- ron the syHe Ctrcai. Court. xiIi expose =, -
s'iA= Court hoase Door in the Of Cen,-,
fiiie wayne county. Indiana. 9Th d. 81 NJ.
i,ai eet~e-n the hours Of ten O'clock m Ara ~,
oe4ock 3 On said day, the fCoxIas Described 80
estate sttst ii The Say Of Rchnoas wsra@ -o,r,
Ia IL IA to sit- certain 10. p.rc4i Of rouoh
D. being lot number Is in hst said city OF urA
a nj tad ~ Charles " sarr. be aaad
70 satsp sail decree and execution Of Pal
Griffin - lara 4 Aor-ho aai " t.m L NJ.
house April 31Sh, ISL.
J. s srroHAN. stF. W. G.
Mar 2. 1851. fS7001 N
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Farmers Beware!

IAs froa Harvester m~de BY Long. Black & AIsaster
OF Haiison, infringes the Mes York
Al parehssers are vsrn- mat they reader ,he>ei~el
iAA 10 % prosecution for asinx fhem These
have purchased ~ very heavy outlay Aad
ID 20 prosses sAen from iassir
WARDER q. C9TY.D
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Mail A IRA mg csm ~ t. IL ic iaanOnd Post
ONCE

Westsrn Mail leaves daily At. 1850 ..
do do Arrives daily At. ..........3:50 o. IN
Log nsport Mail leaves daily at $3.50
do do Arrives daily st-...... 800 m
Dayton and Columbus NAl leaves At 3 90 p. IN
Day ton. Columbus aud Eastern arrives. .l045 ..
Ctncinneet AM Eastern leaves at .1:0O p
Cincinnati Mail arrives at............ 10 so IN
Hamilton Mail. via Boston, &c. leaves
Monday, Wednesday anl Friday ct. ....7:0o .. m.
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday and Satur-
day Mt. ..--................... 500 p m.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, DC,
sams Hamilton all.
Winchester mail via Ne " Garden, leaves
Monoay and Friday ........ .......s 90 .
Same arrives Tuesday aud Saturday at. 500 p
- Oficc open from 6. 80 a. IN. to p. m. Sun
days from to 10 a. IN,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, Pm.
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Ok 1.ehasss No. Asclsrel. sssperiOr arsi-
~ e,s Il y BARNES.
AyE1 - 1S0 ls--f
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MACKERE Ell.

p Balls Ne MaekereI.
50 u ID Dc % do
20 Z DO d 81 do
50 Kits 90 !, 2. anf Naekeres
All sf nesi approved Inspection. In store anh g.
sale. very Ieu. By
HOWARD Z 0RUBDa
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n. j. C. AYER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such for the of every
variety of Throat and Lung Complaint that it is
trely for to recount the evidence of
virtues wherever it has been employed As it has long
been in constant throughout this section need
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