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TERMS OF
Godey'S Lady'S Book for 1866.

(Frnm which there can be no deyation.)
One copy, one year, So 90
Two crpies, one year, so
Three copies, one year, z so
-Four copies, one year, 10 90
Five copies, eyear, and an extra copy to the
person getting up the club, making six co.
pies, .. IA 90
Eight copies, one year, and an extra copy 10
the person getting up the club making nine
copies. 81 90
Eleven copies, enc year, and an extra copy to
TO the person getting up the club, making
twelve copies, 81 90
- All additions to clubs at club rates.
~ GOJeys Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Ma
gazine will he sent, one year, on receipt Of 81 so.
y We have no club with any other magazine or
newspaper
EE The money must all be sent at one time for
any OF the clubs.
Address L. A. Cooley,
N. {. Corner Sixth and Ceestnut Streets,
philadeInha
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twenty-five Dollars Reward.

&loLEN from the yard of the subscriber, living
- ton miles east Of Hillsboroueh, 90 the Oxford
road, on tho night Of the 23d Of December last. a
Mare Mule good size, heavy built, blind 10 the lef,
eye black with white spots on the shoulder and root
Of the tail and in god order: eight years old next
spring. The above reward will be given Coz her de-
livery to me. " such information as will enable me
TO recover her.
DURELL 10 ON.
January i7ih, 1866. 2O--sws
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UNITED STATES DIRECT TAX
COUNTY OF ORANGE, n. g.

Office U. ). Direct Tar Commissioners, Tor The
Ell Stale ~ North Carolina.
HIlsbotough, Fchrnay 9TH, 1896.
NOTICE il hereby given 10 the owners Of Real
- Estate IN the County Of Orange. lha, the Direc;
far Lard upon oil lands In The Uni,el states, By an
Act o. Congress, Of August 5lh. 1851. 10 now being
collected m the State II Nnrth Caruina in pursu.
sace Of an Aet approved June III. 1864. and Of an
smsnimeni Of said Act approved fe.rusry 9Th, 1853
ard 81 q further amendment Of aid Aci, approved
March ~, 1865; aud notice i further given. lha,
The ssid Tax upon he Real Is ale Of Orange county
will be hxel on the 7th day OF February Instant, and
that our Office in HlII.hofeugh 10 ssd County. will
be open on thai day, and Coz sixty days following. 81
the reception % aid Tax.
AZ the laws OF the United States exemp, from Tar
alton Homestesds TO the value Of $500. when The
owners actually reside herecn al The date Of the &
Ing 81 the Tar. such owners and occupants ere not,
ned 10 appear At our office during said so days, anl
show such fact
JOHN II. FRENCH,
HIRAM POTTER, Jr.,
T.. ff. SEARS,
s. Direct Tor Commission
for North cayaiind.
Feb. 7,h, 1856. ash.
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CALVIN As A HUSBAND AND FATHER
Of Calvin's married life We know little.
His wife. Juliette DE Bures. was, accord.
ing TO Beza. "a worthy. noble. well read
person." lit companion Tor the Reformcr
amidst the stormy period in which he liy-
ed. The notices which he has left Of her
are always pleasing. Her calls her /" sin
gularis exempli fGmina." Soon after the
death Of his infant son, the only child he
ever had. he writes 10 Viret; /" Greet all
the brethren. and also your aunt and wife.
20 whom my wife sends her best thanks for
the friendly and holy consultations which
they have rendered her. She could onl y
write by means Of another. even to dictate
. letter would be painful to her. The
Lordhas indeed inflicted a..grievcus wound
upon US by the loss Of our little son, and
we feel IL bitterly. But lie is a father
and knows what Is necessary for his chill
dren." This happy union lasted Cor nine
years. She died in 1919. Then he unbo
somed his heart to viret in long cpistle,
In which he gives an account Of her trium-
plant death. His agony for a time was
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The population of Louisville. KY, is over
$50. 200. In 1860 1t was SO, 900.
Efforts are being, made TO send John q.
Breckenridge TO the United States Senate
IRON Kentucky.
Rev. Thomas ]. Fisher, an eminent r.
piscoral clergyman Of Louisville, KY. who
was attacked on the night Of the 9th inst.
and struck with slung shot. died on Thurs.
day. asa 1870
Judge Swan, Of Tennessee. is organizing
colony Of Georgians 70 80 TO Mexico.
Many of the collections for freedmen.go
into the pockets Of the collectors.
Gen. Hacker lies at his residence in
New York completely paralyzedy being
unable 10 read or write. -
Secretary Stanton has directed that all
War Department advertising be Withdrawn
from the lntelIigencer and Constitutional
Union newspapers. and that it be withheld
from them in the future. l,.a
Daniel X. GoodIoe has been confirmed
by the Senate as marshal Tor North Caro-
lima.
Ex- Confei. General Joe Johnston says
that under the Presidents liberal pokcy
the cppetry will in fur years be Ihe most
prosperous and powerful on earth.
Aman committed suicide in New York
on Thursday last by jumping into tub Of
boiling beer alta brewery. lie was rescu-
e.! a, once. but soon died from his injuries.
Benjamin Phennry. . wealthy lllinai,
farmer. WAS recently po'snned by his 18th
wife. yeung girl whom he had married
but sir weeks befme.
Two men have been arrested IL New
York. and idrmified as the iwo who rob.
bed the mrssrn.sr OF the Williamsburg
Bank Of ss0.OO0
Nsw ORrRaxs. Fer. 2.--I.a,c Maiamo.
ras sdvices state thsi Bag,lad has been allan
,lenr,l BY the Liberals and the Upiieii States
troops. and that the ImperiaIists have r..
entered tie place.
The merchants 81 Matamcrss, both Mex
lean and foreign. puhlisha solemn protest
against the course al the regular army. aud
aiicial an the Texas side, ci.aggiag tlrm
with The responsibility lat the troubles "n
that frontier, on account sf the aid afford.
al BY them 10 the Juares party. Foreign
Vice. copsuis. resilyni al Msisinuras, GER
tify To the uaih u the protest.
The prompt action af the government in
bringing 20 punisheien, the parties sRgag-
Cd IN The Bagdad sffihr is must satisfactory
to the French Minister. sho had demand
ed an explanation.
James Peyton. formerly II Frrdrricks.
hurg. Va. and wsrrh. before the war. over
100000. was Yesterday sent to the Wash.
ing'un slmshuuse. having lot ali his prop.
crty hy the war, aud being too old aud Zee.
Die TO work.
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DIR. JOHN BERRY

OFFERS bis Professional Services to The citizens
- "fHllsIorough and the adjoining community.
Office Al Sirowd's Hotel.
January 3lst. 1866. - 22-
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II. II. ROBINSON.
Medita1.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES

Sh AhL NonE VT fhltAlE DISEASES
Ana un"er the control Of two OF the moat Ernipen
rhyH'olRns in tho World.
hR, +, BONAPARTk, FROM J,ONDoN Ann
~ ras moHPltais and for the past ten years of the
Hnennhu ~ Vsnereal Hospital, and DR.. E H. Reynolds
where permanentcure OF Private Diseases can ~,
ohiAined, without the use OF mercury or change nt
GIo mon9rIh.sa cured In six to forty two hours
In three 70 ten days; Structures cured in
one to three weeks; Nocturnal EmissiSnA atonned in
tw9to SIX days. Seminal Weakness cured in two to
t algnt weeks syphilis in ts primary stages cured n
ehr1e ueEs secondary symptoms IN one To three
weeksi Skin Diseases cured in one TO three weeks
lmpoteney ViRer restored in one 10 four weebs All
eases OF private nature treatedwth unparalleled
~, bonaparte,s great work on private dtseeases
tne rriVate Guide to Health s beneficial to ALI nnae
i enihie old young should rasd this work II
wll rnighten those who grOpe in darkness. price
t"enty-nVe cents, sent by mail
" SonapaIte'e French Patent Male safel II liz
penecuy sale ana never fails to give satisfaction n
. the only safe and sure preventive aoain disas y.
fHce OF the French Patent Male Safe 81 the a,7gia
one st per hal dozen, 81 per dozen, sent by mail
safe and reliable remedy for suppressons and ali Ia
maze Diseases: Ladies' should not use them during
pis9n'ey' ~ R1they WI pr dace miscarriage. Price SI
per hoS--sA'ra hne t5-sent to any address by mail
Drsi b a are the men to consult; they are Nm.
9hHuonaby acknowledged TO be the champions and
hneA OF vnereal diseaees and the only Doctors who
I@sselve @ monthly eporta. from the Old world they
nave heen accustomed from early age OF youth n
~tness the various diseases which Aiiiict n1ankind
ana W. watch me progress through long career OF
Piosslons htud} In oyery sphere OF life from the
huml le abode OF poverty 20 the mansion IN the
wealthy, and having sscertainad beyond donbt tha
,b rsst @ suneI,nRoi hnmSnly they Determined 10 seeoi
20 devote their whole attention TO the sev,atinn ~
the diseases important functcus No le.ters
" a1, ILL aoswereu unless they contain aremitanee Of
Drs. BONAPARTE REYNOLps.
no lss stse@lnofe street between Fifth and Sixth
Ofnfe hOnrHfrOm A. NJ to
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DIR. STEVENS & co.

i RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
,hortest possible time at the Cincinnati Lock IIos
pltal, ~ west Third street, between Walnut ami
Vine, up stairs without the use OF Mercury loss
OF time or change of diet III Z = ' - i''o
Dr, STEVENS, by special study and experienee
in the hospitals Of Baltimore, london and Baris "a
enabled 70 guarantee cure In tho most co,nn,li
Gated cases. Recent cases OF GOnorTheaor synb}iis
snfeu ~ y lew lays, without change of diet or
hinuranee nom business. Secondary SyDhii ~
curry. w use Va mor-
Victims Of self-abuse and excessive yenerv sns
lering lrom spermatorrhea, and loss of physieal
AMI mental power, Indigestion or Conskn9tion
Eruptons, Nervous Coughs Hypoohonslt{s' &c'
are treated for Liver Complaint Dyspepsin and
Consumption, by ignorant men who mistafe tbe
eiects ,or 'he causes of the evil and thus multi
Married men, and those contemplating MARRIAGE
should restore yigor 10 their bodes and minds ere
seey en,ai misery and disease upon those OF their
Diseases peculiar tO females treated lA A snro
guarranteed IN all cases. Persons nj h. distance
sass DE- sfEyENs Fry 90, II West Third street. T.
!, oaieeh ours frOm 8 A. NJ, .O5 p. NJ, sundays 10
- A. AA' dec6-1yd
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
A Funny SDeech.

The Wisconsin Legislature had formally
considered a proposition TO abolish all laws
for the collection of debts. The mover of
the bill, Mr. ElmOre, Is great wag as
eyinced by the following extract from his
speech on that subject:
The speaker proceeded to review the pres
cnt system of collecting debts. II was all
humbug and a cheat. q matter of techni-
calitics and legal shutlling. Lawyers gave
advice in order TO obtain fees and encourage
litigation, Judges made blundcrs and
mistakes. lie had little experience in
law and that was rich. Laughter.l He
would give a history of il. The speaker
then related how he had purchased yoke
Of oxen about fifteen years ago-paid fifty
dollars for them--a few days after, the son
of the man of whom he bought the oxen
came to him and said the oxen were his.
lie insisted on having pay over again, and
commenced n suit before justice. The
jury didn't agree. Finally, through the
Eastwood Justice of the Peace, the case
went against him. lie appealed it 10 the
Circuit Court In Milwaueee. There | lost
again, and said to my lawyer: | will give
you ten dollars to quote Pennsylvania law
TO Judge Miller, and get n new trial or
dered. (Grcat laughter.) He took the ten
dollars and performed his duty.
a new trial was then granted. and the
venue changed to Walworth county. Judge
iIMlu was NutH lut any llhn W uO
wanted to gain a cause in his court had
either to go hunting with him and let the
Judge claim all the game that was shot, or
else pat his dog. patted his dog. Laugh
teri fed that dog crackers. Renewed
Laughter. The case was decided in my
favor. When heard the decision, l thought
the dog had followed me about long enough
i turned around and gave him a kick.
Laughterl The yelp of that dog had
hardly subsidized ere heard the Judge say ::
Mr.. Clerk, this judgment is set aside and a
new trial granted [Great Laughter.l Mr.
Speaker, that kick cost me 5000! fConvul-
sive laughter You have no doubt seen
suit In Justices court in the country |?
There is time spent by jurors and hangers
on, besides other costs, at least $50
besides the ill-fcelings and dissensions
caused by it. 1t is all cheat. The liti-
ca nts had better sit down and play game
cf old sledge to decide the case. 1t would
Se more sure to settle the dispute justly.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

OF TIE PROBATE COURT
Ca MONDAY, February 49, 1866, between the
hnuIs OF IL NJ and T.. NJ, on the premises, two
nil, cast OF tile tOwn of Miamisburg will be sold
the highest bidder, the following real estate as
tho property Of John Friday, deceased, situate In
the county of Montgomery and State of Ohio viz .
Dut-lOts numbers one and two George L..
DuCkgrt's plat of Out-lOts, In section 49, town l.,
range q NJ RS. which plat is duly recorded in
Montgomery County records, plat book A, page q.
Ian SO. Containing six acres, and lot No, con-
LtInIng i've acres more or less Also the following
beginning az the 3 W, corner of section u, town
range six, NJ RS thence n. u degree, L. 10 rods
and lS links to II stone for corner; thence N. 66X
degrees, h, rods u stone for corner; thence s.
a degree, w. 10 roin and Is links TO stone for a
corner thence 5, GJA degrees W, rods 10 the
place nl beginning, containing one half Also
the following! Lying in section IL, town q range
. NJ. RS, beginning at tho northeast corner OF
section 1S, &c. thence n. 6Sk degrees H. 407
chains; thence ). 4 degree w. $40 chains TO the
middle Of the road thence n. sax degrees w. 375
chains; thence ~ 4 degree IL. i.12 chains 70 the
ulu,,e of beginning containing seyenty-h five hun
tIrctlths of an acre 10 100 asre.) ......,
All 70 be sold rs an entire tract and free OF
,tnwcr Said property has been appraised free OF
Dover at 81 40 and not sell for less than two
thlris OF the appraised value thereof I..
TEtMS--Ohe third cash on day Of sale; one
mind Ia one and third in two years thereafter,
,iclri rcd payments TO be secured BY mortgage ON
thi premises, and to bear Interest from date
ELIAS GEBlIART, Administrator.
ADAM CLAY, Auy. Jan1O4tw
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q RE AT B AR g A ms
Sale of Lots, Lands, &c.

l. HE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRA-
TORS of Joseph McReynolds, deceased will offer
for sale, at public auction, on ... r,
SATURDAY, THE 81 DAY or MARCH, 1886,
At two O'Clock p NJ, on he premises the following
real estatei .'| I1 iIH IT I~
Part of outlot No 81, situate on the south east
corner of Finn and MeReynOlds street. In the city
of Dayton. Ohio, containing 70-100 of an acre.
ALSO Lots numberedl and 2 containng1 40 100
each lot No d. containing 100 acres lot
No. 4, containing BlOO acres, and lot No. 8. CON
tanning 3-1OO acres, as numbered and dc.
scribed on the plat of subdivision Of eight acres
of land of the south end OF the farm and premises
lately owned by Joseph Meieynolds, deceased,
range east, &c, In Mad River Township Mont
gomery County, Ohio which plat and subdivision
was made by order OF the Superior Court OF
Montgomery County Ohio in tho case of the
administrators of Joseph MeIeeynolds VS. the
widow and heirs of Joseph MclieynOds, deceased.
said part of Outlot No 81 Is appraised at $h25 lots
Nos and at $T45 each lot No. at $3.50; lot No
at fl2L and lot No. at &i ia .t
Any one of said lots may sell at two-thFds the
appraised value thereof
Lots numbered one two, three, four and Ave lie
Just outside the corporation line OF the city Of Day-
ton; are desirable locations for residences; suitable
also for gardening purposes, and well adapted for
subdivisions 70 meet the growing demand for city
lots in that locality; and will be sold free from
dover and all claim OF the heirs of said deceased
JOHN M'REYNOLDS
ft MICHAEL NJ, R.Ei NDLDSs 4 {.
Adm'rs. OF Joseph McReynolds, Decid
ODI.IN a CAIIILI., Atty's. feH-dts
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Bnttho crowning glory Of his life remains TO he at
famed ia his discovery, rather blnaton for he
uoeh not eiln To have been the dIHcOve CEDRor
winch ls tho basis Of the Buffers offered to the
public That honor belongs the native inhabtants
OF Central America to whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with u the Indian bids defiance 10 the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom.
there is breath in the body the Oedron s potent To
cure, no matter what the disease may he.
While Or. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex-
lraVagant pretenson,he is nevertheless satisfied from
athorough examination Of the evidence relating to
It's virtues tn as remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure either to change o
stands
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And Jus deserves the reputation il has so long en-.
joyedin Central America and the West Indies.
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IN DYSPEPSIA

AM ~ IT. attendant train Of symptoms tacts like
CHARM than medicine. The, e il nothing in the
whole range OF MateB,a Medica that for a moment
bear a, omparison with It in this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
in the eleventh edition of the Unsod States Disptn
atory, pages 1887 and 1895
series OF experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has inst been to success
fu terminate and he is enabled to offer 10 the
tonics the whole preserved IN the hest u,lahty OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is e. nj.
dent has no equal in the world.
He might Furnish volume Of certificates hut the
pubic have long sinre learned TO estimate such thtng
by their true value The safest plan s for every one
10 tesuor hmsellthe virtues oi a new medicine
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LOOK HERE-rSCHWA ARR, OFTHE EA-
GLE CLOTHING STORE, is selling the balance Of
his 1ne Goats now for less than ever janis
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Martin Wolf C.soNo o,,
eN.N. -, 1870
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l. HE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRA-
TORS of Joseph McReynolds, deceased will offer
for sale, at public auction, on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23

BARGAINS AND NO MISTAKE
eilk mixed Coat, Pants and Vest for 80 az a.
schwarz, OF the Eagle Clothing Store JanlV
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To Co~>IaPTIyFs.

Th~ adsrfti.~r. hastrr t-~s rrstor~d O. h~.hh
an ~ -e-ss o. vrrF sta.nl reln-is 81 90
hsNtaF suarrei 80 -srsral sear. uuh : .sser~
l-l'g atr-tiau, sa.i 49, dad di-~s.- C..a.-s-n
is''-'s sass''i- ta nske Auo-a o. hi. ieiis. s.i-
So 80 81 rufr
T. ~ - si~-frr BE-. ~ ~iil sraf r. eans ~ th~
rfssofig-ioa $500 ffs-e efchargs.l ssh ne d,r-c-
tsrn- g. pr~rsriar SET usrnr ~ s.ae ~hsrh
49, 80 So SOS Cess 49, CoSsr arftux
AsruHA. bs1sc utrts. taU eHs. totns. sd
81 ihrrai snf Lag 49,. TIE .snIs sl.r-rt
81 ~ siTrfii--r in s~iar ths Fr--rrtufioa o. e.
t~aeai ~, -Irt-.i. aai srsssl i-s.ru.sfrsn ~hi~h
~ oauCvrrr- O., - tassi.l.fr taf b. ha,.-. sv-ts
sftrter 81 trv 49, rrll-rir. ss tt uiI r-f fh.sa
a.sthiug. ant ms frar~ a li-sss.g
fsrt.es -ishiar th- pr---r irf,aa FnEr.b, o..
tsru nili. - pi~s- s.iir~.s
Rev EDW kED q WILSON
NlI--ala.--lrrh. ~. a.. n ~
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William IIutehings. the ast surviving
revoluiionary soldier IN this STATE. and the
last bet too or three in The United Stats.
DIED on Thursiav last 40 his rc.iience. ~
ihc toEn ot Penobscot. ia lfsncock Com.
~. He ianeral w,ll take place. With due
honor. on Monday next. The iist psblic
sPP-aranoe OF the Oh h-ro a. a. the oclr-
braiion % ihe Sch % Jolly. IN Bangor last
year. lie as in his l0si year.
Bangor Whig.
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TIE platform 20 t..e Drn..rtf.. Co-,.-
tioa rrreufiJ he.i r krafaekv uo.lf iii
more fhln one OF olr columns. hat -. 49,.
scfer o. rci skffrhfl in fhr f1nosir- 49,.
ser uf aa "a rrtrl rEerr uho uas 49,.
riralt 20 o. favor offic Convention
lios g. son hke the platform -
its al righf. o. replied .. Iass rhst
- have heeu azliing ~ these four year.
Ta.'- We ~srr shipped OBJ thatpIsfIorn
o. 'he teii. Perhaps o. csa o. aru-r A.,
.hs pole
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AIrEn ruE hownaEruF>r 4 letter
fron an An,erican ofBc,r a. Vslparaiso.
written he day after the late bombarducnt.
ssys
" Tie amour, % personal property ies-
troyed "a up~a-i of ten million dou.ss
The whole CITY was nearly deserted durine
the bombar,l1sent. iie freuieu only remain
ing. Thee 6rcmen numbcr some three
thousand. and ar disidcl inio three disis-
ions Tbey vorkci their engines from the
oouaagratiou commenced until "a "a SUI.
ducd They ar brave yoang fellows and
deserve muoh credit. Th,rc ar among
them the sons q the richest n~n ~ Cab.
sud they have most complete or-anira-
ton. working frcm heginaing % end b.
souni q the bugie. One division - ircs-
sod IN White pants. r,d SHIRT and heavy
leather hai. The second division wcar I'd
pants. BLACK shirts All bras. helmet CAP:
The third Division. ~ relief. wear black
Pani' AMI shirts sad military cap With red
trimming.
Several women 40 rcuiained in the eitv
during To- bonbar,iuncnt were cut ia two.
The poor people would not believe that
their city was 60 Dc attacked. even Al the
last noucnt.
Oar feet vent in a. soon a. the span
ards ceased fr-. and sent sailors ashore o.
help sork the engiaes All Glad ttev we're
% ct them. a. the frrmcn werc quite ~
hausiei. When our iars 20; hold % the
brakes they worked 18th a vii. AZ the SAM
time singing our national air.. They uerc
IN high gle. The frv T. al cot ro-. bat
smoking badly
The ether day ~as ashore when a vsr,
singular announcement net nv ewes. II
rad thus TIE splendid and eommolious
frgaiss Lean1er and Jsilej vii rcosive
freiehs snd passenger. Tor any part OF ,hs
World
The AS inien.icd a. . slsr upoz the
Engiish Ainirai. who has their utter dctes-
isiion. While Aua-ricans are mucho bucno
burins the ~hole hght our Minister. Ger. .
hIPafrick. was riding on hors-back thro'
the town encouraging the srcuien. The
Chiliins ohccrcd him wherever be vent.
IL % an accomplished riicr. speaks good
spanish and j. eel Ekcd His residence
Is Al SaniiAgo. The capital Of Chill
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T. BsckfrE on th~ eh ,ass. ~ q n. i.t~~.
~ W. Atsiphu. o i.rio~ o. Ne. Sar.h . .
Recall. h.th 81 C-nfoa.
u foutsad. Ma :. ~ Rev. 81. Wak~r, Cd.
sta kilnhsl. 81 kethel. snd Mrs. Jeaass "
-fafbirl. q Pouland,.
o. t-s~isieu. N-s l.. - Rev. N. n. Ahf-sit
VI tssorg- >. Waik~r % Ms Faaai- n. Chad .
boa.sss. b.sth Of ONlsfd.
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rer~oa> rs@stsr,Ir era,
HALLS VEGETABLE sICitIkN
HAIR KINIM IR

u thr t~-i arue'e kao~n 90 prssefve The
hstf. rrFs~ei ~ tts tsiiirg aut. sn uiaktax the
hleirss. stta. trashs hair
HEALTHY. SOFT AND GLOSSY
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~ pTals- I'd hstsg tie be.t Hau Drrsslsr e.
tsnf I'D stthaui oval ia rrsfof,n. -rs, hs.r
o. Be- asturai coiar. iiss ere oi couai-fi-tis ed
iuiftaf,on- 49, for Hah's. arl axe nsu~ sher
fstcs 81. sell ~ a. d,uxEi.is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-11

u cry 81 our rcasrrs have nlt male ri
e. oi ths steam Kelaei soap. 90 Mesr.
Leaihs a Gore. ue take tls liberty of sue
ge''ins o. ih-m Co., proprirtv of. - dong
whenever i,r booze. shop or o.r .e a.e. iis,
may ',ird BOZ ped oi tborourhiv excl
leai article 81 lard soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-11
ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH! SCRATCHi SCRATCH
UheGfOn's Ointment.

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Elsrs.
o. seat,ag o. ~-ais ts WEEk> POTTER
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-iii D. isrssf..ri ~ asii irre ol pasfar- to auy
nsrt 81 thr q slirf -falrs.
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