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TOLL ANODI

Tlis great Neural 4 rSSSetn--ls and Natural opis
for special attention ard ,srvs COS frss 81 uFs
ptsiaratt5 Il tr5urn, or Of any hds hs strictly
hi aah medical pfoT-rtie, ~ ScuralF ta, Rhs ~
q ut Tooth aa1 Var Ache spinsi Complaints,
Lung % stomach, k,sc OF Hay Fever, tatk
al tfnnur Ncrt ans toU plaGts-
Fer ~. 81 sleep, Chrnnie or Seryou. He'd Acf
Had Ache, It has ma, and 10 which Js.T.p
HsF tais frtn mud sasf ed "a IS
pr HririHm Tr=asen- " /. sure Remedy.
~ EtN.l tenlp sIu;s, iuciniing Cholera No.bss
sIel r aAstsei, ~ oniy tpE the "a hug
sttue A. Itys4r a gra, uith OPIUM rhich
oaiy cgsiAtss asi drug. h system, bat makes tbs
rra5 t,iy utr.e thau tn di.ra-e.
tfHn ny skt4n. attention. nj inns nj ~
trnla. Triai h9tte, VI ~ developing u, An
81 ufiae rhkh has hug bs,n waptul. and u tbs
Rctbcdy spch entirely evrirsi yfts.
e3Fae
Frsfn t1vant. " ak c1rr~si-r,enec for raDpbt-s
ftPianatr-a. pifAant " T-r.t4S,-- r.'
fucss-iaf<c Ggush ktmsly. - cent, I-r bottle
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COOKING STOV ES

ever offered for sale Ellsworth. among which may re
found the Great EerHbc Ray state, Farmer, aud acadia
Cook These Stoves have MOI been ciuaed iu this mar
ket Tor economy aud durability
Also the Tennessee Valley, woodland. 6raHte STATE
New NorI GIohe Air Tight Boston victor aud Boston
L.. -. Il -. .L--IL n
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TREASURER'S REPORT.

County Of Hancock in accounf Nth ". K.
Sdcyer, Treasurer, 1860.
Dr.
To Phad salaries Of Judge of Probate AID
Register, SIS 90
IA Paid orders of Supreme Judicial Court
and Court of Corpty Commissioners, 1913 50
90 Pad Inqaisition bills of cost, IS &c
Constable and Jury fees 1924 80
Supreme Judicial bills of cost, 1859 20
Joseph 7. Grant, Agent No. S, 122 65
Commissions, 400 90
Justice bills of cost, 464 IS
9" interest and other items rs ger
sheet B., 1876 63
" I" aash on hand, taxes aueolecsed, 1884 %
NJ. J. PEACH two notes, IS 90
far AZ or
CD. Perry, 81 co
Sl2I3G IS
CONTRA CREDIT.
By Balance in Treasury, Dec. 81, 1859, S?232 OF
a. Amount OF County Tax, 1860 5000 90
I" Cash received for fines, taxes unin-
corporated places and Jury fees, $50 so
Loans. 374 %
sl2,i3G IS
Y, K. SkWI Err, Co. Treasurer.
Hancock S. Treasurcr's Office.
Ellsworth, Dec. 81, lsG0.
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BY the use Of these Pills the periodic at
iaeks Of NERVOUS or TICK HEAAcHr may be
prevented and If taken at the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from pain
aud sickness will he obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
and HEADACHE 10 which females are So sub
jcet.
They act gently upon the lowe ls.-remov-
ing CostiveneSs.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Fe-
males. and all persons Of Sedentary habits,
they are valuable as a LAXATIVE, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the d.
ge>tive organs, and restoring the natural elias
ITCHY and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHAlIC PILLS are the result of
long investigation and carefully conducted eN-
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relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering
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They are entirely vegetable ia their compo-
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renders i easy TO administer them to children
BEWARE OF COUSTLRFEITS
fha genuine have five signatures of Henry c.
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Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
A Boz will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
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PRICE % CENTS.
All orders should lie addressed TO
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RHEl NiIlC AND NEt RiLGIl
COWPOl

certain, safe aud permanent cure for Bheuma-
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"
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General AGENTS NJ. :. BURR / Co. % Ire.
mont St and Gee c. Goodwin Co, II and l..
Marshall 81. Ha.ton Tvs
~ For sale By c. G. PECK, Ellsworth. whole.
sale and Retail Card 4 Lunksr, Franklin; Z. II.
Wet, do aui by dealers IN inefieine eYer,wbe-c.
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County Of Hancock in account Nth ". X.
Sa'cyer, Treasurer, 1860.
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- am prepared to make up garments in the
latest style. warrauting good fits. or " W Ge,a
intend to deal on the Cash principle, cvnse-
qucutly can afford to sell goods cheap
- let this be understood: / lrH SCI cpo2s
C.}EAPER than any i,ps man "a t5wa.
CUTTING done at short notice and in the latest
styles.
L Country Traders snnulicd at Mhalesale mic.
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e Ga1finer's Rheumatic ard Srural.ic Com.
pound Is tho be-, medicine for the disease ever
saw.-CIfAS. \ SMITH, NJ. l I'd state Hause.
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Administrators Sale.

OrIand, Oct. "a, 1850.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

SANDS Investigation and ex-
pertinent have demonstrated that upon the cOndi-
tion of the blood, depends the health of the bo-
dy Consequently. when disease in the shape OF
scrofula, erysipelas, ulcers, cutaneous eruptions,
liver complaint. &C., appear, it is at once evident
that the secretive functions have become inert,
and impurities have been engendered in the blood
which are working their way to the surface. This
celebrated Extract will speedily purify the blood,
eequalize the circulation, improve the appetite,
. impart tone and vgor to the system, aud gradu.
ally, but surely, exlirpate the disease. 70.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22
TRINITY CHAPTER,

STELLA ENCAMPMENT. No. IL, /. o.
o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, +" Cliford's' building Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
I've. W. Ii. BACmELDER, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22
"ra. slow.

Az EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the process of eehng by sotening the gums
reducing all aay all pain, and s sure to
regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will
give rest yourselves and relief and health To your n
fans. prefectly safe in all See advertisement in
Another column m .l2lI,s.n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

HfoHIeAN sOuTHERH RAILROAD CASUAL
the real improvements in railroad rolling
stock are now setting wisely in the direction
Of simplicity, durability and strength. The
railroad men and the travelling public for
whom they cater, have had enough Of "eon-
traptions Of the patent right order, made to
sell. ana after experimenting a sensible re-
turn il being made to the solid, safe and sub
s~tantial. We were reminded Of this by
looking at two superb day cars Just turned
eUt 4 1.-THE Michigan Southern Railroad shops
Il Adrian, Michigan. They are admirable
specimens, will accommodate sixty-sour
passengers, have twelve wheels each, are
provided with the petticoat duster Of Mr..
salisbury, and within and without, have not
an inch nor ounce Of gim-crack OF nonsense
| about thom. They cost s $500 a piece, ara
built wholly Of Michigan wood, and finish
"a within with oak and black walnut, up
hoIstared with red plush. Their reofs are
nroVided with the raised center and small
side windows, admirable and perfect as ven
t~iistors. These are intended as summer
DIV ears, It being the practice Of this rosd
Enpt. Campbell having . liberal equipmen
"a rolling stock TO let the more elegan
coaches icr summer travel rest through tn
winter and replace them with others, thes
later 20 into quarters during the warn
season.-Gioaqe FTi9Eas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12
NRW YoRK mARKRr-I.nm

-
FLOUR-MGrkst for stale ana zestsr samsvb.
unseltiedi the scarcity Of irslghts and prlfes Gsked
nAtsrlally cheeks the export demand Tor stafa. I'M
request Tor home consumption, and bring nan
more money; Market closing rather quiet.
A,O09LD for extra state; f5,Clas,zs ior snpeTsns
Westsrni sss3W4tW for common 70 medium eTtr1
WESTERN sts5etI tor shipping brands extra round
CANADA FLOGR-Markst a iiftis Isss. astir,
but prices are without important change. saIes an
Y = e Ss;5ssgs.S Tor SuPerhnei S4,O09IOo foI
RYE RLOUR-Markst quiet Al g2bOasB
COkN MhALr-MRrkef e little more scfiVe-
Sales are $50 bbls At s2S7 for eastern; S2,s5 Tor ca.
WHIsk YIIMaTkst Without material change
WHEAT-Msrkst stili rules quite firm, but The
extreme scarcity Of frsights and high rates asked
materially checks the export dem nd. sales are
$500 bush Chicago spring at 67Kmslc; I4,O00 b1sb
n~orthweseem club at s4aa5kc; 4. 900 bush MiiWan.
CSC; $500 bush Racine spring ct dc; ls,s0O bush win.
ter red Eastrrn st SI,O5aI,i6 6,s06 bush white gest-
ern q sl,i5el ,l9; go bush While do At SI,m
staady. Sales are 500 bush west
ern az 4545ci state STEADY az CSC.
BARLEY-Msrkst dull ct 5sGsc.
@aN-Marke opened dull aud heavy and closed
guile trm. Sales ars 69,0D bush at seaf2c for cum-
mon new mixed western; 430S4c for rood and prime
doi 4o@50c Tor choice do; 40c Tor Inferior white west
0ATIss.ssssllEg a ssssc for Western and Cana
PORk-ln better demand and the marksf for
mess may be quoted 4 shade frmsr. Sales are 200
Dds a. tl5,23gi3D for mess; SlO,O0al2, o. for prime.
~Ek-Mer continues steady. Sales are zoo
DDS ~ for country prime; S3,00G5,5O for
country mess; Ss,0E9lO,6O for fepacked mess; $3.50
CLIO for extra mesa.
PRlAIE MESS BRRP-Markst quiet and nom
tnally unchanged.
BREF HAMs-Markst steady. Sales are is
bbls good western At Sl4,m.
CUT M~EAT8-Markst with smaI! sales at 4Sa
= for shoulders; 5<65xc for hams.
BACOk-Markst continues quiet. We notice
SALES Of 800 lbs eioar smoked sides az SIC.
AHD=Garkst rules quite dull. sales are 50
BUTTRR-selliug at 7enO for ohiOi 74sHc for
CHEEsE-HsrkSt steady At assHo as In quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12
THE CITY.

BAD ROTs-As the train from Toledo was
coming into town yesterday afternoon, two
boys who were standing on the hill beyond
the river bridge threw stones at the ears,
one Of which broke the window, dsshing
the glass in all directions and passed inclOse
proximity to the conductors head. The
train being stopped, one Of the young rascals
was caught and brought down to the depot
weeping and wailing pitsOusly. He said he
lived on the West Side, and that his name
was Fred W incklep. The pOlicetoo him and
went in pursuit Of the older boy. If caught
be should be made an example Of.
LlTRR.-The other boy John sehmerfger,
has been arrested, and both are confined in
the clock up"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

RxGrSERR KIGLRD.-We learn that Robert
Mclaughlin, Engineer on the River Divis-
ion Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
road, on the down trip from Pittsburgh, on
Wednesday afternoon, ran into a tree that
was blown down across the track in the
severe storm OF that da y, his engine, the
90 Rocket" was upset and he thrown under
it, and so severely scAlded tha' he died yes
terdsy morning. he leavesa wife TO mourn
his sudden death. The accident occurred
at Browns Station, near s.eubsnville. The
tree was not discovered until too late to stop
the train. The damage to the locomotive
and cars was triAing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

PRESENTATION TO LIEUTENANT FRAzEE.-By
private letter from a LEADKR boy in the
Grays, we learn that that company recently
presented Second Lieutenant JnO. n. Frazee
with a beautiful uniform and a sword. The
writer says the presents were we'll deserved,
the recipient being an excellent officer and q
great iavOrile among the Grays. Every
friend Of Lieutenant Frazse-and he has
hosts Of friends in CleVeland-will encOrse
this remark, there being no Drawer soldier
or more genial gentleman in the army, and,
If opportunity offer, he viii prove himselfa
skilful officer, as he is an accomplished
tsctician.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

AYERS -sARsAPARILLA,

a COMPOUND REMEDY, DE-
"a SIGNED to DO the most 0dectual ALTERATIVE
Para sarssparinh, 90 comblhed with other SlbsisR.
ces ~ stu gTester Alternative power a. 70 AFFORD an
ehoctlyo antidOto for the diseages Sarsapafillhl = 70
puter 4. cure, II Is believed that such . remedy IL
Ianied By those who guner nom Btunoua com
ssHfs must prove rove s Y immsIse sarTiso 70 this ti arsa
class Of our AFFLICTED fellow -cltiEena. How complete
pertinent on many 81 the worst cases 70 Be found IN
scGoFuE1 : scSoTuLovs OospLAnTs, EaUr.
TIoEs AND ERUPTIVK DIsEAsKs, ULoEss, PMPLEs,
BL0TuHEs, TuMORs, SALT RHrUn, so1LD HAD,
srrHILIs AND sYPHlGiTIc ATTEoTLoNs, MEH0UEni
pEBILTrY, DYSPEPSIA AND IEDIaEssIog, EHTslPELAA,
ROBK on Sf. ANTHoHY's FIX, and indeed the whole
Glass OF complaints arising nom lmpuFitY Of the
: Ths compound vii be iound a great promoter OF
humors shieh festor IN the blood At that season o.
me year: ~ thr timely expulsion Of them many
tades can, ~ the AID Of this remedy, spare them
selyes from the endurance Of foul eruptiong and al.
through the natural channels Of the body 81 an al.
serative medicine Oieense out the yitlated bl0od
the akin In plmples,. eruptiOns, OF soresi cleanse Il
when you Ind it obstruoted and sluggish 10 tho
ngs VIII tell you when. EYen where no particular
Disorder Is felt, people enjoy better health, and I've
healthy, and al Is well; but with this pabuium 0.
1ie disordered, there. can be no lasting health
great m9chInsy Of lie Il disordered or overthroEn.
barsapariiia has, and deserves much, the reputa
ton OF accomplishing these ends. But the Worlu
has been egrsgiously deeeiVed By preparations OF Il,
partly because the drug alone hes not al the yiTtuF
that is claimed for II, but more because many pre-
pretending 10 be concentrated extracts OF
4, contain but little Of the virtne OF SarasuaFilal or
any thing else.
During late years the public have been miSlsd ~
large bottles, pretending TO give . quart Of Extract
Of Sarsap4rilla Tor one dollar. Most OF these have |
been frauds upon the sick, for thay not only contain !
little, II any, BaHsaparliia, but often no curative /
whatever. Hence, bitter aud painful dis l
has followed the use Of the various sx-
tracts Of sarsaparillI which food the market, until !.
the name Itself Il Justly despised, aud has become ]
anonymous With imposition aud cheat, STU We
all this compound Sarsaparilla, and Intend 10 sup
such q remedy as shall rescue the nano from the
I0ad Of obloQuY which rests upoa 1t. And We think
We have ground for believing Il has virtues which
Ire irresistible by the ordinary run Of the diseases
I 10 intended TO cure. In order 10 secure their CON- |
plets eradication from the system, the remedy should
juaiciOnslY taken according % directions on the
loftlh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

WEBSTER VA July o 1901
Once again I tread the "sacred soil" in
the humble capacity of q Northern "mud-
SILL" have been waiting here since Sat
urday night trying in vain to get a team to
carry sundry troops to our boys at Phillippi,
or rather Laurel Hill, for they advanced to
the latter point yesterday morning, leaving
Philippi at three O'Clock. have the prom
iss of a team to-day, and am expecting to
start every moment, SO in all probability
shall soon be cover the hills and far away"
There are no troops at Phillippi now, they
all having left yesterday morning for Laurel
Hill; AID before many days you may ez-
pect TO hear of q battle. The rebels are
/ strongly ~entrenched, and their force is esti-
mated at ten or twelve thousand but they
may IS we'll Icy down their arms at once,
as they are bound TO be "fquelched." Gen.
Mcclellan will march on them with his col
umn of at least ten thousand men. He is
now in the neighborhood of BuckhannOp
Gen. Morris is advancing from PhilliPpi
with ak thousand Ohio and Indiana troops.
! Col. McCOok's regiment is at Beverly, snd
numerous others are at C~larksburgh. Gen.
7 atterson is marching on towards stann-
tou-so you see we have them pretty we'll
surrounded, and let them try to retreat
which way they will, they will get we'll
"~peppered" by the ''base hirelings Of the
North"
We had quite an exciting day yesterday.
Part of the I'd Virginia Regiment sent out 9
scouting party, Saturday night, and yester-
dap noon they came in with four prisoners
They were shipped to Grafton. They had
hardly gone whena man arrived from Phil
, lippi, riding like the ID, and reported
thai the rebels had surrendered TO Gen. Nc
Clellan, and that he CMcC.) had taken tWelv
: riAed cannon, one thousand horses and tel
thousand prisoners, among whom was Q
/. Jennings Wise, son of the %lunatic. This re
port is most too good to be true, though
: has not yet been denied but I, for one, d
not swallow the yarn.
After discussing the PhilliPpi news for a
hour or two, Hay down on the soft side Of
1 plank until chang! bang I" went two mus
9 kets at the edge Of the woods, about five roo
distant from my bed, and the guard cam
'r running in through the woods. The drum
/ Tor rather drum, for we have but one con
!, pany here,) beat, and the order to "fall in
D. was quickly obeyed by all hands. Itun
y bled out in double-quick time, with two o
d horse pistols-both of them loaded up 70 Il
Il muzzIe, though upon examination u
morning 1 found neither Of them had caps
re but it made no difference. I thought tn
were all right, go I scratched forth to me
se old osecesh," or "sny other man" ezpeC
re ing "svery moment to be my next"
h When I arrived at headquarters I mad
r. halt, seeing quite q crowd around, and til
ali 70 end out what caused the alarm ; bu
N found every enc as ignorant as myself a
"A sl we're claInoripg for information; Soat
al doing some tail swearing e "brOke ranl
ant and returned to our quarters-mine bel
the q stock car, my legs resting on the fopr q
Tm my head on a pile Of rope. ! was SoonisOu
asleep, and when next I woke the sun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

MARION HousE, JAcKsoS.-A new and ele-
CANT hotel, named the Marion House, has
just been opened at jackson, Mich. A let
ter to the Detroit Advertiser gives an inter
esting report Of the opening on Saturday
last. The house is complete in every respect.
The Iessee. of the Marion House is R. P. An
gier, Esq, formerly the proprietor of the
Angler House in this city. The Clerks
desk is presided over by James o. Seymour,
who for several years was Clerk at the An
gisr, and left it to take his place at the
Marion. He will be glad at any time to
KBEfUTuG OlGNEAAAA1ES1 ~ HA-A-
travellers, at his new post.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

FEoN GALLIPoIIs-FrOm q returned sol
der We learn that the 2lst Regiment left
Gallipolis on Thursday, and that two Ohio
and two Kentucky regiment through
there at the same time. The destination of
the troops is the Kenawha valley. The Ohio
boys were in fine spirits, jumping, tum-
bling, wrestling and making not a little use
of their lungs, for miles along the route on
which they were marching.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

THIRD Wisconsin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cot Rueker, of the Cleveland Toledo ROsd
hes received dispatches notifying him that
the Third Wisconsin Regiment will reach
Chicago on their route east, this evening
They will be in this city sometime during
tomorrow forenoon, and will go on imme-
diaiely to Buffalo where a reception is be-
ing prepared for them similar 70 the one
gwen the Wisconsin troops in this city
The Fourth Wisconsin will follow in about
q week f.om this time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

July 18th, after G lingering 81 kness, In BrooklSn,
Mrs. OATHERIN LOWER, wife Of Henry Lower,
aced q years.
Funeral viii take place at St. Clair Street H.. f..
Church, ut 2o'elOek this tFrldayl afternoon. FIIsIda
offhs family are invited To sttend.
july eth, In the city II New York, WILLIAM
BEATTlE, an old resident Of this city.
The frlends are invited to attend tho mineral from
the residence Of Mrs. WsIworth, on Euclid street.
a. half past : O'Clock this Friday afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

M1LITART-Lieut. stratton and seven OF
the men, belonging to the lsth Regiment O..
Y. NJ, who were disgraeed and discharged
from service for dePredatiOns on houses Of
Yirginians, suspected of being secessionists'
arrived at Columbus yesterday, guarded by
a detachment of Howe's Artillery company.
They we're taken to Camp Chase and viii be
tried for the ofsnse charged against them
They say that as soon as their first difficult
ty is settled that they intend to enlist again
tor the war.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12
A L1RoE FIEEr.-At half-past one yester-

A LARsE FLEET.-At half-past one yester-
We counted a feet Of sail in the bay,
sud made out no less than forty, one. A
little later q friend counted them and made
the number forty-fve, some Of them having
left the harbor meanwhile. Nearly al were
bound up, with a free but light wind, and a
more beautiful sight than they presented
with all sail spread and cleaning white
through the soft sunlit haze, cannot we'll be
fmaRined.-BgT. Il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12
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LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for g.

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As u has long been IN constant use throughout this
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Price IS cents per Box; Five Boxes for 500.
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dies, but our space here will not permit the insertion
OF them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
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with also full descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should Be followed Tor Their
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Do not be put of by unprincIpled doalsrs with
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mand AYER's, and take no others. The sick want
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