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70 Horse Owners

Dr. Sweets Infalliole Linn, 5rt fsr II rises
IA tntH4.s! y any, Ia a. cases o. ismeHess, ats
ing tom NPrains. bruises " wrelc!-iHr, it, cfec;
Is magical aud certain Harness Ct ; ailc t,JHs,
Scratches, Maagr, Ic., twill als1 care speedily.
SPAWN and Rnsbme may De easily prevented aaI
cured IN their incipiea: stages, but confirmed ca
ses are beyond The possiU!.I.y g.! -.sl.c.! crc--
No case Of the kind, however, isso dcsa,rate or
hopeless but It utdy tg al,e, i4tcdt y tai>
and lis tai;ltu! application will afy5 = fyl. be
LamenesS, AMI enable the horse + ,sate! with
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy II
Hana t'F IL timely Use at the inst apPcaraH.c Z
LaHehtss will edeetuai'g prevent those fslnida ,
Die diseases mentioned, = whi.a al hglsls 40
liable, and which render many otherwise yalu-
able horses nearly Worthless.
SoII by al. dealers eowlygG
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AFFID AVlT.

Personally appeared before me an Alderman Of
the city of Philadelphia. H. T. Helmbo'd. who,
being duly sworn doth say, his preparations con
tain no narcotic, no mefelry, or other injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
il. T. HELMBOLp.
Sworn and subscribed before be, this 23d iay of
November, 1854
WIN. 7. HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street, allows Race, Phila.
Address Letters for information 10 confidence
ii r. HELaBOLD, Chemist
pbiln - ~-N--'i
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THE peculiar faint %
infection which we
call ScRoruLA turks
in the constitutions of
nlultitutlcs of men. Ii
either produces or 10
produced by an en-
fcebled. vitiatcd state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
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Helmbold's Rose Wash,

An excellent Lotion tor Diseases of Syphilitic
Nature, and as an injection in Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, arising from habits of dissipa-
tlon' used in connection with the Extract Buchu
and sarsapsrlla, in such diseases I'd ed
Eviience Of the iuost responsible aud reliable
character viii accom- any the mod Gins
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Farm for Sale.

VIZ subscriber offers fer sale, At a Great Bar.
=, gam. his Farm situated ia the South mart .,
- cYftainng seven hundred acres on
which Is convenient buildings. Cnts firm -
" tons ei hay. Contains 1909 or 1900 cords a.,
wood, part Of which IS old growth Of faiGaI1a
eeqaf. y III keep from four or five hundred So,
ana ethcr stock With little expense No ,laee II
eastern Maine is better fitted for Sheen ..rowin.
A.so, | viii sell 100 Sheep, Oxen Cows anS =
t ,',. q Farming Tools. Terms reasonable and
F' ~ iry--it may remain on credit If desired
/ Vf I1IiAeE particulars inquire Of
THOMAS AREy,
Alril 80, lsGs, ''''''-"' Me
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Ellsworth. Nc.

Shop i'll Lords building, opposite the Ellsworth
liaHsc, Main street.
Al orders f3r Paintin=:, Graiaing. Paper-llaus.
Ing, Glazing &c, will he promptly attended too
anu executed II a thorough au4 satisfactory man
ncr.
NEW YORK. Dee ,. lsC2
This will certify that ]. " Lord painteI the
Cabins ef cur shiP, Martha J. Ward, in Boston
two years ago, and gave entire satisfaction We
consider him good workman.
JAMES +. WARD ( Co,
Shipping and Com. Eer., liz Nal st. y. Y.
To ,c17Hl II nay c9acel.;
take great pleasure in recommending to your
favorable notice Mr.. J. " Lord, a one Oh the best
House Painters in the rlaee. l can conf icntfy
recommend Mr.. L. TO all who are ia want ot good
work al fair LIKING prices, and feel assured lie viii
do II to satisfaction. SEM TIspALE.
Ellsworth, Jan. ls63.
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&c. &c. &c. &c, &c, &c

&c, sc. &c, &C., &c, &c.
Just received, per Express, a new supply of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are.
BURNErTS Preparations; Blood Food for Liver
Complaint, Coughs Dyspepsia. Female Diseases,
aud Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; Whitc0mb's remedy for Asthma; Eurnetts
Cod Liver Oil; Jayne's Exrectorant; Nistar's
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fowle's cure for Piles; DR..
Jc:Frics Antid5tc; brakes neuzolne. fnr rcmov
ing paint, tar, grease, dc. Cummings APcrient;
Garglins oil; palA's and Millcr'sCondtianP Pow
ders; Cheeseman's Clarkcs aad Dupnnco's Female
Pills, Tor female distractions. &c; GEuCars Con
cCntratci Cure for nervous weakness; l!embold's
Fluid Extract If Burebu, f"r diseases the bad.
der kidneys, &c; Mayuari's Coledion for burns
and cut; Gardiner, Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan syrup; Gaulls Pin worm Syrup; Houghin's
Corn Solvent an infallibc rem dy; Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism and neuralgia; Jcdrics
Panacea % Life, a sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial affections; st mes Elixir, for bronchitis;
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs,
DITTERS-oxyEcnatod, Hoofani's, Pcck's, Har-
dy's, Browns Ciarke's Sherry Wine Langlcy's
Root and Herb, tbbotts, and others;
LINIMENT-Tobias. Coed Samaritan, Nnstarc,
and Ljnimcnts and 0utmcnts Of all kinds;
SARS APARILLl-Bull's Sands, Shakers and
a! ether principal kinds.
pTELs-Afer,s sugar coated, Braaireth's and
WriEhts Indian Vegetable.
Also Weavcrs cankcr and salt rhcum Syrup; Ar
nolas Vital ilUid: Atwood's Extinct Dandclion;
Brant5 Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier;
kennedy's Medical Discovery; Morse's syrup ! 81.
low Docs; Railways Remedies; Mediums Elixir
Of Opium; Mrs. Winsl9w's Soothing Syrup; sha-
ker Extinct Talcran; palm Of Thousand Flow
ers; Gold Cream Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
Ayers Cherry Pecto:al; Brant's Pulmonary BAL.
mcnary Eaisam: Clarkc's Cough Syrup: Bachelor
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Valuable Real Estate for SAFE.

INhE Subscriber wishingSo change his location
VIII sell on roasono bic terms his Real Is
tate sitGated on SuIt.ns Island, in the town ~
'IahoeLry Isles, consisting Of about forty five
acres o. moving, tllage, pasture, and wood land.
mouse, barns shore, fsh houses smoke houses
cooper shop, wharf, and fish yard This is enc NJ
The best locations in the state for carving on a
large packing aid fsh-maSing business. and also
for doing heavy business in lshermen's out .fts
me buildings a4e convenient aad mostly new.
tor further particulars, inquire Of the sub.
seEibes.
WILLIAM MOORE.
Cranberry Isics, March 10th, 1868.
40
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FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES

Take no Ba}sam, Mercury or Unpleasant Medi.
ciae fol Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
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Beware Of COunterfeits

Beware OF GOunteFfeitS
AID rNPRiNCIPLED DEALERS.
Whe endeaFor to dispose OF THElR ow> Gr.
" other articles en- the reputation attained w
lIelmbolas Genuine Preparations.
Extract Puchu
a. SarsapaT,i.a.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELNBoLD'S-T4KE NO oTJrrR
Cut out the advertisement. and send for it, and
s2'a n!DosAh'H a-a Exposure lysP
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BLOOD! BLOOD BLOOD
Fluid Ext. Sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection o, the blood, AMI attacks
the sexual Organs, Innings q the Nose, Throat
WiSdppe, Lars and other Mucus Surfaces, making
il. appearance in the form of Ulcers. Ilclm5oll 5
Extract Sarsaparilla puIiies tie blood and re.
moves all scaly Eiuptions OF the skin, giving to
the complexion clear and healthy col II be.
ng prepared expressly for this class of complaints
its Blood Purifying Properties are preserved to
greater extent than any other preparation or Sar-
saparil!a.
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PATENT AND THORPSoElaR MEDICINES

Figs, Cardes Washing Powders Soap, Dye SuTs, Truss
Supporters. Spices Of all kinds, Citrau, Cur
rants, Kasins. Tsmarnds, Irish
Mass Iickles. Ac.. &c.
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~ - .-..s5ssAs 80 .vs$sf sx:eSsYsssA
ASV ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ sSfTyS IN L HslsFl
E$Nf9zs5s ~ ~ ssrsIyg 81
&ASS441C vsssst s<ssyasfy
VsET S;.aT S.SH
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Co,,c.I- rl Ct,
o''oii9' SotlS rs, eod9nS,
Cc,ds. Colds c,olss
ASTHMA,
- h'2itns taach, C1cua, h1qprsy Cough.
'"'e4'aS Ce1s4' Group, u h,gisHg C0u.h.
p,,x-r,-,s Si!Sst,
l.5xcg.fi. m - - ~ ~ ~
-. ms
rc,. -, - @tl,.S'
fctiya IF tie tra, e,c,t Ind ,ri,.s a.
f,,ter as,.i,to e',>S' 49,, ''' al 1i'
MHEks MAGIC CoNrorNp,
So general La. the ,.s. of ,his ro,,,l,. 49,.
ann - popular is it eyervvLere tia,
essary to rec INT its virtues. t.work. s1eat ~,
II. aud fad utierarce ia the abundant an4 = lsn.
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Court OF Probate holden at Bucksport " thin and
for the County 81 Hancck the second Wednesday
April, A. 1865.
IrLIZA II. CHASE, widow Of William II Chase, late
IL Of BGcksPurt, ceased. having made application
To for JE. Of the personal estate Of said
deceased;
thcI all pcr-oos Interested by causing COPY this
Ter to he pub ishcd three weeks successiYev In the
Ellsworth Anne c'n, prined at Ellsworth, that they may
appear q Probate Court b holden al Buck sport on
the third Wei1csty q May next ten o'clck ia the
forenoon aud heE cause any they have why al Al
lgNaucc should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
trn> c9pH,-At.cst,
IL A. A. BARrLrTr. Register
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Testimonial i.he tie above ..o Constantly b,
i1g received !seta oil sections If the country where
r., eelis' Magic taiapo1al has been introduced
III Ha2 ~ ~ f7o-" Gag dl,sss Of The Ihrsaf LIN,
n Chtsi, can lt:-sl Fs!.sf b. t.,,19
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At Court OF Probate held at Bucksport within and
for the County of Hancock tn second Wednesday
Of Aprit A. D. lS6]
Ii GRACE A. CHASE. Administrator ofthe estate If
Ill William II. Chase, late of Buckspor,, in said
county, deceased. having rendered his resignation In
sritirg Of said trust upon said estate:
OrdsTsf-That the said Horace A Chase give notice
to all person interested, by causing a copy Of tn )
order 10 he published three weeks su ccSsiNeiy in the
Ellsworth American printed Ellsworth that thev may
appear Probate Court held at Iucksport in said
county. on the third Wednesday of May next at ten
Of the CLOCK in the forenoon and shcw cause il any they
have. why the said resignation should not pied
PARKER TUCK, Judgs.
true copy-Atte,t,
II A. A. BARTLETT. Register.
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after careful consider.e thorough going sailor
%
prSs cF so'ss S COLE M Sd North Carolina Chairman
FIG CnArsAs. Secretary
Ship Mary sa,tob Sen S Ne. for San rraaocso
March T. LAT % 81 n lon 50 So "'"'' W '''
S II Mssss Ee sfer lat sE0's on A%s from Liverpool
SAP 0wso No ton iron cad'a ior sYorA March H. la
ship WIN camr ings wnlar from Philadelphia for Monte
ysrs Lucy esels Ford hsnce for Valparaiso March
Foreign Ports.
Espla 1 Hnaa ana Ne ra.on So1ao
80 martha Lv,pson rh,aasphla soso Ssyich NYork
BSEnsnl,A'sy. April SID Leonne, Rsnles, nyo,k
SD 1bsro c6cs s Sea- s
Bsssei: SIor1. ranops Ban Fhiiaasiplt :,
ce T,y. ':'Ss Ss ''a 90
! Argentings, wallovich, and Auu Thompson simpson
DO Esyp, MS%ss A,e ,.Idi.o sc, Nyork
csnrs.sfsa March 2s sni'i LADY Pisc Ridley krcx
Cana aI proasardI a. AK MsSe sa do 1or rhSs
land proceeded 81, Yorktown Meyer DO Tor Nyork land
DgaLIs April Arr Active NYort' AN. cephas s'srrc
DvSxIax April 3-The bark Norwegian remains anchor
IN n, he roads DRIVING TOO much water TO enter the hsrbor
GLASGOW April Sid Fanny Buck sweetser. Nyork Sd
nSsl NssS ssssssS through psnllsnd Firth sc,A. An
low April 2, 4, ssael Funek. from NYork,
Bos,on hnr f Ecn ss, rreaCn' rssa
hAhbuhG Alrn i-sid Jonn bertram Johhnsen, ~ orh.
" LvsRr0o,. Arm Arr CITY or baltimore ls) Mcuugnn;
Ehc"r hinsn: John Boyd Thomas; Elien Auscn Gar
, son kesd onars Maooeuei and th xnno
SAXON (sl Burrcss Portland Fr.nkn h,yen bartlett
Bisot: a. kesoutc freeman; x Hiern stewart ana
rhrweii' Amesbury Nfsrk; Joshua Msurau Anaros mai
un,ors. c.,,.. OF, a, ~ o,... c.~,.-s
sd ISL cheshire Craig Nfork "a New orleans sanuers.
~, Mcnsrch OF me Sea- krSaldy, and Energy Caukns'
u.a "a DICTATOR fbiips' Hong Kong; EMPRESS Lyons
Ens cut lst Perss 81 Judkns Kanfaro. Ssl jeffrey
d nd Lamp mrorM "a c o. e s.
Portland 9asn ,,.u, ~. u.,,. c...,o ~.
- LONDON npri lid Evening Star. Kohl son Cardh ana
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ms ssp az. peaps 49, smith xco Oh inst. a
q TO- 80 I5 spoke brig Wright from Baltimore for
81 John NB-had mainsai and boom, and had
fallen from aloft and broken both legs
Bark Zufredenhet tPrus. Dinse Cardin, - days with
Bsrf W Andrews (of Boston) Hardy, Nertss, April g.
Br,s Water Lily Tl,on Rio orande peb B with hides
BIG Maria CDR, Of St John EB). Weber. 8, Jaso
Brig ororimbo (oi Boston,. Tracy, Philadelphia days.
sehr Chiffon pBr Of Maitland Ns). sbeehan csenfuesoa
March a. with sugar. 10 whitney Co Had strong
wsrd from Cienfuesos 81 John NIB ashore reef
OF Isle OF Pines apparently but recently 18th inst
lat So rs o. schr Hampden Belle for CArdenas
18th lat 81 ~ lon IS 30 BRIG san Mecn, from Philadelphia
for Key West: 10th, had heavy 10 Sc gale saw great
schr John Walher to3 New HAVEN, Bonne rewbern,
6chr ID Kahn, Miner Portland CT, 2 days
schr Hannibal wentworth Nevburg for Portsmouth, NH
steamer shetucket ~ trsn.porv Huntley Port Royal
Inst CAPE Nav Lsh,boat bearing ssE B, mica passed he
strrn OF schr Reb~cca, OF Neg YORK.
Sea ner Ellen Terry 20 Transport Cbaptn, Newbern
NC Apri jS and Monroe April IS with passengers
and mails. 70 U Assistant Qnartermas'.r -
Steamer Dudiey. philips fhiiadsipniA
Steamer Aida. Rebnson. Philadelphia
Steamer Kinefsher. Williams. Providence.
Steamer Sea Gull, kenney, Providence
Barb Punfs Maj tPrus,. Laekfeidt from Liverpool.
SAILED.
Steamship Geo Peabody, Key West and New Orleans.
wind 81 sunset y, light
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

Wheat was dull and nominal in price. Corn tended
downward, with sales reported of 900 bushels
mixed Western at sSc. 91c for sound, SOC. SIC
for uusound and heated and 92c 93c. for
yellow Jersey Sales mado Of 800 bushels rye at
81 o. 81 90 for immediate future delivery and 500
bushels barley at 81 90 81 90. Oats continued In fair
do mand at 85c size according 70 quality.
CoFiEH was quoted steady, but was lightly dealt In.
COTTON was dull and heavy at 65Hc q 66c. for mid
dings.
FRnGurs-The engagements were limited, embracing
to Liverpool so bales cotton vt I'd $500 bushels at
6kd In bulk; 600 packages provisions. by steamer and
ealing vessel at 3os and u.s. 3D. 1885, respectively;
$50 bbis lard oil ut 26s and 20 tons horns at 20s To
Glasgow 200 erces lard aud 100 hhds allow at 32s 3d.
and so tons logwo0d at 22s. I'd.
PRoysoNs.-Pork shade lower, with sales OF
1900 bbs At S13 rs S13 so for old mess SIS rs SIS so
Tor now and $11 S13 for prime. Beef VAS In limited
request $40 so $40 tor plain and $l2 % $l3 80
for extra mcss, and $40 SO 81 for prime Sales
mado Of 800 bbs and ticrces OF lard within the
range OF exc 10xc, 600 boxes bacon at exc Sxc.,
and 900 packages Of hams and shoulders ut 6sc.
TAG. and SC. $40 Butter continued quiet at lSc. q
4c for state and l5c. l9c for Western. Choose WAS
Inactive at lie. q l3c
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q o"" xASufAcruRERs
CABINET FURNITURE,
$50 AND sss FOURTH STREET
korthwes oOrner Of Broadway

NJ oRAys RUSSIAN AND TURKISH yAPoR BATHS,
M n Bayard street daily f1r g@1ten-n ffOil 70
a n and 10 =. ~ For isil.s frO 10 W " A. ~. -
tended BY Lady on Sunday firm W " A. for nsBsls
". PuLLlffsos. evpsrns< ndssl Of bALhA
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A nBRosIA ~ A STIMULATING OILY gxTRAC 2
"A OF Roots Banks and Herbs II viii cure all diseases o.
the scalp aud itching Of The heal. ea~y eradicsss
drun prevents the hair from falling Qua Or turning prenA
t1rey gray causes grow thick and long Beware ~
limitations Nons genuine but DR.. stcringa
This 10 20 certify that about eighteen months ago
menosd sterings AmhroslA Ny hair shori, thin
and rapidly falling o. had uied many hair tonic. inyiso
raors, Ac without receiving benefit soon aftsr
the Abrosa my hair ceased falling out and commsnced
growing rapidly astonish Now hair 10 thcs,
and glossy ~ hve feet -four inches 10 ngth when
let down reaching W the toor This wonderful result
attribute the sterng's Ambross ~ since
have commsncsd using have spped nothing else % ny
hair. MkA LUCY A. BROWN.
No ia Bsscxxs .rprrr.
Pu, up ia Boa containing ha,ues price o. Sold W
All druggists. DR. " H. STERLING, sole propnetof.
Depot 20 BroadwAy.
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cave been paid of, decayed tracks and other
structures have been repaired or replaced. sink
ing funds have been filled up. and now the rail
way interest stands in such position that well
selected railway investments really the safest
and most lucrative in the country. All the great
companies are flush of money, and the only ques-
ton among managers is how much shall be imme
diately divided among stockholders and how much
shall be expended on the roads. The Rock Island
and Toledo have just paid dividends; the Central,
Calena, Michigan Central, Reading &C., will con-
tinue to pay as usual on the appointed day. And
an June or July next several stocks which have
been unproductive for years will take their places
ON the dividend paying list The Erie can hardly
help paying 31a in June; the Pittsburg will proba-
bly, pay 3L in May or June; If satisfactory ar
engagements with the Great Western are effected for
"A s.ird rail to Chicago, the Fort Wayne may pay
thing this summer out of its net earnings OF
Is 20 per cent; the Southern guaranteed will pay
Eve per cent in July, and possibly the common
stock may receive three per cent at the same time.
IL the business continues as good as 1t is The
Chicago and Northwestern, which has the bright
est future of all the Wisconsin roads, will this year
resume payment on its entire debt, and next year
the stock will probably become dvidendbearng.
Our railway securities, 80 long neglected and des-
pissed by investors, now bid fair to become more
popular than any other securities in the country.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, April 1852. NJ
BREAisrUFTs--Av very moderate business reported
On our at slightly reduced prices The days sacs reach
ed 1000 bbs State and wesern 200 Southern and 500
Canadian within Our revaed rRngc:-
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Married.
CRAwroRD-HUNr.-In Duane street church, on Sunday
April 10, by the Rev Dr. Lewis Mr. JAMES A. CRAWFORD
~ Miss ASxA Hunt both OF this city.
MffcMLL--LEG0ETr-On Thursday. April 10, ~ the
Row Frederick G. Clark, SAM. L. MITCHELL, OF Pelham.
r., 70 Miss CAxo1Isx H., daughter OF VIM r. Isggett,
Ssl., or this city.
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n TN BONDED WAHEHOCBE-
In consequence OF giving OF bonded stores o
the lat Of MAY next will ell the sock Of scbnapps
bond, duty paid, much below the present price Of goo
brands OF purs gin, In pipes.
Grocer drugsss hotel keepers and private families vi
find the Schnapps cheaper than other pure liquor
market. uDOLPHO WOLFE,
n Beaver street
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RooERs = RAYxosDs
Nagnincen, sAs@tmeni Of ready made
UNIFORMS
for Army and Navy. embraces KvERr GRADE in soA
ssrv,oss; ,hs, any eneer may obtain
APKRpEcT OUTFIT,
~ elegant " made to order and infinitely eAsaps,.
IN HALv AN HOUR
Lowest priss marked every article and deviation.
ROGERS 4 RAYMOND
III. IL and us ruon street and 1t Brosdsay.
THE ALABAMA TAKEs-THE FAMOUS ro-cAKD
Photographs from taken by IN artist 90 board NE
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Can Be n ?, ns gn nsrgs & .I 70 n..s~sr
B-Dont eonfesnd thi. With picture savsTti-d 81 .
cheaper price. COPIED from b.horsph.
i ~ special .gsas.msa. Pss,..a s,.,s.,.l, q. Card
Com IA 20 srS, ::.'d g
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The n.s.t'es q thess srsas PICTURES were male for
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" VIZ rsikse fi eis1 4s 8 s ~: aoops
vhh having been ured before The recent rs 10 sod ana
''"'' A.s .m.n sa,.s.~ over former pro>.
uyng psrtes about " furnish o. rsh an ad'an-ss"Ssep
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WINES AND LIauOns.

('Bofcg BouRBos WHISKY COPPER DOUBLE
" dhturd. s~vsn FEARS Old made b. Osss Fspy~y, ast
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wxNkoor's uOELAND PICTORIAL.

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prevalent, insidous and dangerous The prop
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