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Antrcps.

GR0 REWARD CRY OF WoRcEs-
qpOO TER, Marshal's Office Nov. IA, lS63.lrhe at
entiOn of the pnbc is called to the suboned order of
the Board OF Aldermen, and In accordance Herewith
hereby offer REWARD OF $50 TO any person who
shall procure 1.-THE detection and conviction of any one
engaged in getting up false alarm Of ire:
CiIAS b. PRATT City Marshal.
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~fNA The subscriber is prepared to furnish the pub
~ lie with the best assortment of Stove and Green
house Plants in the County OF u orcester
Special attention is given to making Bouquets
Wreaths and Crosses
Cut Flowers suitable for all occasions.
Orders lett at j. NJ CllILnS', No. Lincoln House
Block, or at the Greenhouses of VIM. n. MERRIFlELD,
Esq. Highland street, will receive prompt attention
MIC d2w% JAMES IL. COMBE Florist.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS !

We all the qualities Of Blankets to be oun6
in all sizes Families supplying themselves with such
goods this Fall must not forget that will sell them
Blanket price than they can buy the material to
make q Cotton Comic rtabe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-20

run AWAY Monday morning, Nov
Az 9th, two boys, aged Is years, named Levi Beaver
and Peter Allen All had patched up satinet
pants, large coat, and sailors cap; thin face
brown hair, and black eyes. Beaver had felt hat
Jacket with short sleeves, and grey cotton pants He
hal shot gun in his possession. ANY person giving
these DO shall be suitably rewarded by
addressing JOSEPH LITTLE,
NIL d2w* Stoneville, Auburn Mass
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hospitals it is then and there that he longs
so much, and really needs the kindly care
aud many little attentions that is bestowed
by the hand OF woman only.
Our little society, in their good mission,
seem not to forget their friends nj dis
,auce; for having something TO spare, they
made il known short time ago that they
would assist those who had friends in the
18th Virginia regiment in making up n
couple of boxes containing clothing, fruit
aud other deIicHcies, to send to their
friends. The proposal was readily accept.
ed, aud in few days four large well-hlied
boxes were made up, and Mrs, Walker, n
very highly esteemed and truly patriotic
member of the Aid Society, took the boxes
in charge, and conveyed them to the rcgi.
mrnt, at Winchester.
THUS, Mcssrs. Editors, havc given you
aud your many readers true, impartial
history Of the Ladies' Union Aid Society
Of Clnrksburg aud although many aid
societies have ceased their good work, |
can assure you such is not the case with
tho society here. 1t is progressing in the
cause, aud must progress; for the members
are ladies possessing good, sound, loyal
principles, and they work 1calonsly under
the loyal administration of their President,
who, by.the.wAy, is lady OF sound in.
tcgrity, fully capable OF filling the station
she occupies. The Aid Society will con.
tinuc as long ns there is Il sick man in the
hospital.
am not a member OF the society my.
self, but can vOuch for the perseverance
and zeal Of those who are members. They
have worked long and earnestly. Their
mission has been good one; Heaven has
smiled upon and gwen them its blessing.
Surely they viii have their reward. But
we hope that ere long the ensign Of peace
will come to our distressed cOuutry, bring.
ing manifold blessings to those who have
riSked their all iu defense Of liberty And
The rights Of freedom; that the song Of
our nations liberty will again float out all
over the land, and the brave soldier will |
lay down his arms and return to his home
and friends, never again to DO arraycd in |
hostility, but live in peace Cvermore.
\ FRIESp TO THE CAUSE.
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Menlenl mee,lng at cumnerlana.

At meeting Of the Medical and Military
staff Of the U. S. General Hospital At Cum
bCrlnnd, Nd, NJ. NJ. Townsend, N. D., was
called to the chAir, aud =. II. Clark, NJ. D,
appointed Secretary. The object OF thr
meeting wNs briefly stated by the Chair aud
Or. Ohr. Il
On motion it WAS resolved that com
mittee on resolutions, consisting of three,
be appointed By the Chair. ThcTrupon the
Chair appointed DR.. BeGrbower, Lieut. y
Spiers, and Il. i Caldwell, Hospital Stew.
ard U. S. Army, as said committee.
The Committee on Resolutions offered
the following for the consideration OF the
meeting:
Your committee, to whom WAS referred
tho subject Of an expression Of our scn'i-
meuts and feelings relative to Dr.. G. u.
Oliver, Surgeon in charge Of the hospita!
beg leave to offer the following
RYolrta, That VIC have She utmost con.
iidence in the integrity and capacity Of DR.,
Oliver, who has manifested an entire dero'
tiOn to the interests and well being of the
sick under his charge, and the different
hospitals connected with the General Hos
piinl here bear the mark Of hcing kept ct-
ficientIy, neat aud clean, aud the proportion
oFdealh to the number Of sick will cha!-
lengc nmy other hospital in the land
RYolrei, That We sincerely regret that
DR., Oliver has been relieved from duty at
this most, but We hope that what the sick
and suffering have lost here, mAy be rO'
gained in whatever sphere OF duty he may
be called to hereafter, believing that wher
ever he is; or in what place he may be, che
knows his duty, and will do it AT all haE'
ards.
Rt,olrsa, That We will bestOw on him
some suitable mcmcntO, that willin meas
urc express our regards, hoping that it may
recall 10 his mind ut some future day re-
mcmbr4uCe, not only that integrity and et'
Gcicucy will ever have their reward, but
that he has our esteem and best wishes
wherever he may be.
RyOlrtd, That the meeting endorse the
resolutions OF the committee.
Rcolrtd, That We purchase and present
to Surgeon &. II. Oliver, complete sur
Cical case Of instruments (including am'
mputa,ing and trephininE inStrnmentsl
with n suitable inscription, US a mcmGnt0
Of our kindest regards TO him.
Rtsolred, That the proceedings Of ,hi;
meeting be published in the Baltimore
.tn,rrican, Cumberland Union, Crilian ana
Telegraph, and Wheeling papers, and thu!
n copy of these resolutions be presented
to Dr. Oliver.
RYolred, That this meeting do now ad'
jouru, to meet nt the call OF the chair
man.
N. NJ. TowSsESp, NJ. D., Pres't.
p, II. CLARK, NJ. D. Sec'y.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks SC

WuOLHSALb hEEhIh'
v. SHEPPARD SO.I3I Main Street corner
d Uulnu, viii euntlnuS ~ keep on hand AIAFg"lho
piUts As.IrimSht Of ell ATtclO.in Ills nE, s9ha
Ing u Isulo- and GantlVnUns aUlilrs Pine C"ai,'
Harness, Trunks yHlIGos, Carpet Bags, saseUI''Co'
lars, IIAnlss, WhipS, &c,
would rSsppetiiily cali attention to my STOCK ana
trust by ,triei tttrntIOn aud prOmptnna', to merit
Continuance of The pnblo pAIrDnAE"
All kinds VI repairing promptly done, anI w. pro
'su4J 'sy 1871, Main street
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gailggutelli9enrer
TEnMs OF ADVERTISING.
TwELvESouD LiSEs OF NeSPGRIii. ion ONE iScH,lo loA
LEss, AAEE SQUARE

A6-SPEcAL SOICL5 Double tho dbUVo rtrs'
A5-Yrarly Advertising Oh reasonable terms, IccoF'
iiug 10 tho space occupied aud the numbarOi changes
made.
All AllaLVVrti,Cnentsf from tIA-tut persons or Strang
SrS, to bv paid IOT in uipdncS.
business CArla nut excrenEhYO lines, tlOper year,
or ~ for SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will bC counted less than a square.
The privilege u Annual Advertising Is limited "
the Advertisers own lmnrliaiu business; and all
advertisements for the bvurAt UI other PRISONS ~
wSll s all legal advertisements aud advertisements
ofHuctIOn sales and ral estate, sVnt In by them mus
bu paid for ut thu usual rates.
A6-AdVeTllaetneuis not accompanied with wr ttch
directions, will DO Inserted until forbid land charged
accordingly
Notices Tor Political MOetngB to be charged In Nll
cAaeE vt full rates
Marriages, EotIccaof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 6O cents each. nOnVll-'bO
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lie is for UuIon absolutely and unCOndi.
tiouuily. lie is for everything necessary
to secure Union, whether that thing agrees
with the past or not. II, in the end, in or.
der to consummate this, it shall be found
necessary 10 change the constitution itself
even that, by constitutional methods, he
will nat hesitate to 20 for While he would
readily and gladly accord perfect equality,
and within its own sphere perfect inViOh-
biIity, to any State in the Republic, yet,
sooner than that the lIephblic shall be put
to death, he will grind to the very dust,
il need be, any State or any set Of States,
that persist in attempting it. What we
say OF States, we say Of institutions too
If there be IN institution, US llESRY May
says there is, which, SO long rs it exists,
makes future union impossible, then that
institution, whatever it is, must cease to
exist lie who says OtherWisC-he, who
like May himself declares that the nation
must die sooner than slaVery-hAS no right
to be called a Union man. Whether he
feels it or not, he is false to the core.
We use plain language, because the cri.
sis demands it, 1t is no time to he defer.
entinl to the little mousing, mOle.blind in
triguers of thV hour. The republic, with
all its sanctions, cOn(rOuts us. "llc that is
not for me is against ne, said the Son Of
Man: and by it lie meNnt unqualified un'
conditional, uuhesitGting, uncompromtsing
devotion. lie knew no other kind offidcl.
ity. There is no acceptance OF duty to
Him with ifs and JWS. Neither can there
be in the most sacred Of all earthly obliga.
tions-du,y to country. The man who su
bordiuaies his patriotism to this or that
object, who makes it dependent upon this
or that cOnditiou-we care not in what role
he chooses TO igure-is renegade at heart.
lie belongs not to us, but to the enemy.
If this nation Is 10 he saved, il will be
because the people, trAmpling down the
politicians, come boldly up 10 this high
mark Of devotion. We have M untnltCring
faith that, sooner or later, they will lo it
a nution so young, so proud, so strong, so
rational, bound 10 the past by such tran
sccudrnt glory, associated with the present
by such tireIess activity, pledged to the fn.
turc by such dazzling hOpes-N nation
which deems itself the last hope Of the
world, with all the redccming agencies Of
the human race relying upon it for coop.
Grafton and guidance, with all the wonder.
full discoveries Of art and all the mysterI-
Gus powers OF nature ready TO do its bid.
ding gifted, in short with every earthly
thing that can make national existence n
glory aud n bleSsing-Such nation has a
right TO such II SuPremt devotion and un-
less Americans are degenerate and cow
ardly race, hare ii thty 1s'nrtiiy wW.
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JOHN IT. LAKIN,

Isuecr.'orto whcoIor L IGklnl
IHTtLL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED gOR
w Inspection On ThuTsiAy, March N1h' nSW
aud veil .rlr,tsd AasJrtIuOht Of
Cloths, Cassimores and Vcsttngs!
Also comp pluto A,4oft tulsnt Of GENrLEMEN'B FUR
HIbHINO UOODE.
The patrons pi this old hTn aud tha public IN gen
G are repeatedly inVltsL to call aud SGAhInE ny
stock LsiOTG making their purchases ~ Intend sBI'
lug at ANAL profits 10 GAAh and prompt puTel"'SIH
ThsnkfuI iJr tbs patronage bestowed npoh !hS OIu
bTnI SDiCit Continuance Of thu same TOT u" he"
establishment. JOHN r, LAKlN, hsLehanl TAlNr'
No. IO2 Main a.. WhSsllnS.Va.
,I,OBACCO IN ore. IO's Tobacco.
u do Ls d.
~ do Va. lbs do
ArassaII's d. Tor gAls by
vVI pASTDA, DOSION O6LEhAY
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ECONOMY, HEALTH AND
DURABILITY.

Do you want TO sleep in the best bed:-Use
Casino Spring Mattress.
Do YOU want to buy the cheapest ed:-Buy
Casino Spring Mattress.
Do you want TO buy the most durable bed -
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress
Do you want 20 use the most healthy bed -
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want TO enjoy good nights rest -
You can; on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health. durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
For the truth of the above would refer to the
many in this and neighboring towns who are
using them. J. 7. CASINO.
Next to Bingham's Drug Store, St Johnsbury.
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ROMAN CEMENT.

IMPORTED BY
BRAY : HAYES. iij MIX s. Boston.
Roman anG Portland Cement. Tor hrck or stonework. hy
trauH,-, as ana w1te- pipe joints
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ORDER q NOTICE q SET7LEut-

JOIN BUCHANAN
JOHN GUSEaTS.
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SfTTiFyr>r
DANIEL EMFRY-S Fs-.rr

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IA $;,.i'- cd. the Signature o. go. ?. -e;ur CHARLES
: 49,
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Boston. Jan J. l>tS-lyez-
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rONulSSTONERS' EnTy,-a-
GAVIN - Ant

VI. the sut,-c-l,-l- t--.-.- s-,...4,-s ,....s =.
NoIlil- lhe district ~ tal-#5. r.= ca -. -
Ivl'r tA-i.t AID i-l>i a. t.-irl, a. .--..-s.
IS, L --2-i>1 ilv estate rs ca t.a-- L.
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helL hereby -s- ll.-icv -.la- -, ,-..r'.. p,
c@g ~ A.. a j. l-.s AZ .4osN- Ia L..
i-t>-il- l-lvl- CLAIMS l. >Ai5 l,,I,.li l.--
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-'y;-, o. each - SAL cAS>.
JOIN BUCHANAN
t"-l- JOHN LNA.aTS
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DEADY-M ABE COFF | n S
AND CASkETS.

A very large assortment constantly on hand
and will be sold at the very lowest prices. Also
COFFIN TRIMMINGS, WHITE SATINS.
Thibets. Lawns, Fringes, and Gimps. &c. &C,
at HALLS
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TIC LCler> nj WHO ha> Teen wei known Il.
ii, ~: Z tie state ior - wars a. Marble
u sI-t-. continue :. Manufacture Monuments
GI.ye >tlIe> al. O-u-mer;., F;oIA - eye.y
---t O. ,I'-r-!.. 4. sat - .u4y al. II =
+ -t IA; - \ 1t 'e> tx nos; expensive par;
4 Inc VIA Ar Sc, = lsI sell = D ICES ina: 70
MAJ. can i've -, al. a.I5 NJ v,!s don, - : -av
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a.way. >.cceI> tn- best V.a = ..e best acCl.i---
eli with the business Wh.Cn IL = Ill. WHAT sane
man would think n getting q rlae pro- o-t.o- &c
a-c Wei. finished monument. designed and exc
cGteG under the directions Of : man who had
tended saw M. ~ pedd.ed iii lfNou war, q
good iob 90 / 4 good mechanic tell MIN what
YOU walt. anu YOU VI. &c, the oes, work and the
,"weSt price. Those Nho are about - purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones. WI. md lust VIVA,
W. ~: then. y coming TO Lyndon. or bv writing
IL. particulars. And every lob will Dc txecu,, j
viii nde'iiy and >:rc, regard 10 the hes Of the
purchaser. u ?. SPtECER
IvI don. Jan !. Tvs -:
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CSll WILL BE FORFEITED BY
,NsU VI. DR. l. DIX . fa,i;rr 70 en-.

in less i.. than afv ether y .>,l.I e-fecila IL
and e'.-'v w5.h l->> -~--a- -ugls-i y -
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ecil! les. SfLF-ABCSt AM >s's iIAaT HAB Is
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lies: SECRET AND DELICATE niScRp [RS. Me-
cursl Affects, Ell pispns sll isse-S S.
Ulcers u the Noe. ThroSt and Bod. P2lrleS Oh -,
Face. e!ilnSs ii IT. joints Ne-v ls-e>
81 and other WEAKNESS -. aid ;a syar Cd
al. = If both sexes. >.r-l. . L arri-6
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B;Hsham's Building. s.. Johnstury.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From S. u. PETTENGILL T. Co.

PURE PICKLES,
Delicious Sauces.
Fine Mustard. and
Genuine ketchaps.
From CROSSE s BLACKWELL, London
Chow Chow, Pccslilh Mixed, and other pickles Sui
tsna's Harvey, John Bull. Anchovey &c Sauces: Dur
ham Mustard India Soy, Curry, Walnut and Mushroom
Ketchups Chutney. Sc. are adapted to hot cold
Meats, Fish, Soups, GRAVES, &c.
They should be furnished for every table and to
cook.
Buyers should that the name of Crosse Blackwell
London. is on each bottle or parcel purchssed.
Importers and Agents BRAY HAYES, l4o Milk ST..
Boston.
B. II. also import Worcestershire Sauce, Coxs Gels
tine. Robnsons patent groats Barley. sc.
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= T r A Y G. IL T.

Strayed from the pasture of A. & j. Balaw near
VIM D. Hooker's- in Peacham, about the 18th of
August. BAY MARE COLT, three vars old.
Whosoever will return said colt or notify Isaac
Watts where il can be found shall be suitabl, re-
warded. &C. W1NSHlP.
Peacham Sept 2S 1858 66:eS
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NEW BOOK OF CHURCH MUSIC,

THE HARP OF JUDAH
Sacred and secu lar music chors schools musical con-
'entionS. societies and the home circle by l. O. En-
ersoIi author Of the - Golden Wreath" etc.
Chors Societies Teachers and ali persons interested in
VOTE OF this kind order this book with perfect re-
liability OF lis being all 1t represented TO bea
real I'VE music boob repete with az ose features that
ehu 70 renoer such book pleasing and popular Price
~ per dozen Single copies ST. specimen pages sent free
OLIVER DITSON CO., Publishers, BostaS
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Ate an extensive. u-,r-f,a ~ -, ,---,- ..
n - In ,1r,..I H-,-1,- - - S'at'>
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Monty IS EALT II
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR l3 CENTS.
The best and cheapest household remedy in
the World.
MAD. ZADOC PORTEK'S GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

Madame ZadoC POrters Curative BaisaIn i warranted
Used according to the directions. IL al
Coughs. Cod. h"cinc Cough. Asthma, and a. 2-iec
iiol.> o; the Throat and Lungs
Madame Z4G"c Porter B.>dm i prepare! with al the
requisite CAFE AID skill. iriu Combination Of th- hs>I
Remedies he vegetable Eil-'inIl affords. l. remedial
qualities ta>e IL ioHe- The healthy aDc
V-rpn> circulation %. the blood through lie lungs Ii -
ngt violent remedy tut Notwithstanding. searching
ali effect ve. ca. De TAKEN u t.e Oldest person Young
81 Iulu.
Madau.c Z-i.I PD-;eTe Ba.>ar Las o-en hy N.
SIMPLY by being rsCnInI4-i led IL Thee Ii1 have Used il
I" ihe!r afflicted friends aI4 o;ier>
M"sT Observation-Disclosures Z-d,r PO-;e-'s Curative
81 ev-Ty "eiu KEEL il Couyei.i Tie timely
i-r - single bottle wl. i-tEe :" t-r worth 10. ;IIn-> il
ri
NOurE Saw maIi.y. 10 H.; i.- persuaded l.
..i- has a-ri,- 81 Ah. !s l,l contain
lue> co.! lie = ,i .'Il- % MADAME Poster CU-,;.s- bar
al. The C,i 30 ii.lu.., l-- 1i,i great iiai
81 almost IIt uir. l:.i sad liz .vA p-c- ~
which a = ~ g. aA-- ;i- i-"Lt 10 i- ~vt! aissI--ily
>na L. and unpTincr!--i dealers vii >1Ilr IiIlc> III
mend Other n-.. > I'll winch it-lr profits larsef
Unless t- Ci>''.I- ill., Upon Ia Ma;a;i- Pu--r
anu Rome il-T Az i"r Ma am- ParieT> Curative EA-
-c- y cents AMI IL Large iles al - GEMS, ALI
- " oih-E- !; ,'u i gel i Il >io:v you
- another
IF syi by al. druggists add s'ci eeIsr> =, l. GEMS.
/, ar-er i-1It.- - cents
HALL RUCkEL. Proprietor New YOIk-
= {. GuupN N 90 NJ. il MARSHAL siT.-i. b.
toll General Agents io- New ElEsn!. -
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back paw and bounties due deceased soldiers.
entitled thereto by acts Of Congress. will De OBJ
tanned by the subscriber for a reasonable compen-
sation CHARLES c. NEWELL.
East Burke. Vt. July s. 1862. 2tf
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nR. MARSHALLS HEADACHE
AND CATARRH SNUFF.

IN Snr1 has thoroughly proved ir>- L. - the l->r
st, eve kn VII iIr curing the Calarrh Cold IA rb,
h-aa am N" hraaAche II ha- been i.ni exc-llvI;
i.ne;s ~ many i Eve deafness a. ha.r
rtr'' 20 by It and Hearing ha> often been greatly i'm
p'Nti IL Us IL purce> out al o:ITCiiuI> strength
- 't tThl> anu -Nrs healthy action 10 the parts al
'N'u IL : rec'I'na nd-1 hy ~ the te>; phyS
w h-r-- "
More than teutvfvv ears experience IA, proved IL
al '2i~. AZ a. ILL., tLl- So - hcu-- Than ever
!l--e Iytsr O.: ;he most respectable druggists in Re-.
' NJ" ia. AZ certificate signed ~ them II ~
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81 y :: ~ d=r>li'> Gdtarrn sr.s i-a lcl. - - Al
- 90 o.. -. u" D. '--i- i'aa' N-"~-- 2 STATE.
-. e ID 10 - - a.. 20 -T.-N - tue n.uer,.a-
- -..t' % ~ iIt c--. Co. Catarrhal Affections -
= " : --i .' ~ - -; a-->l ~ haze ever knvw:
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BEWARE or CDUNTERFETTs.
"a S;li- CO.. tho Signature % 80. P -ie;r CHARLES
f'vH IN = Oh ever IyIe. SyE ly DRUGGISTS ,yf-r-