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THE ARTICLES TO BE SOLD.

In this connection is given an inventory
of the articles sent to Mr.. Brady, at 609
Broadway, By Mrs. Lincoln, with the valua-
ton
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NOTICE.
CITY TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDINANCE
i of the City Of Rock Island, hereby give
notice that the Tax Warrant for 1857 has been
delivered to me to execute. All tax payers in
sad city are requested to call at my Office and
pay their taxes within thirty days from this date
Office in City Council Roem, over First Ma
tional Bank.
R. b. TAYLOR, City Collector.
/. Rock Island, Sept. IS, 1867, dot. Hf.
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STILL FURTHER REVELATION.
93ks Private


"W. III. Brady, Esq.
~ have reflected upon your remarks, and have
concluded to leave everything to your good judge
ment and excellent sense. My great, great sor-
row and loss have made me painfully sensitive
but as my feelings and peeuniary comfort were
never regarded nor even recognized in the midst
of my overwhelming bereavement, no,r that am
pressed in most startling manner for means of
common subsistence, l do not know why l
should shrink from opportunity of
improving my trying POSITION
Being assured that all you do will be appropri-
ately executed, and in a manner that will not
starte me very greatly and excite as little COM
ment possible, again / shall leave all in your
hands. i am passing through a very painful or
deal, which the country, in remembrance of my
noble and elevated husband, should have spared
nae. / remain, with great respect, very truly,
MAS. LINCOLN
s"P. S.--As you mention that my goods have
been valued at $24, 90, 1 will be willing to make
. reduction of $4,000, and relinquish them for
SAC, 900 in notwithstanding less If thss is
not accomplished, l will continue to advertise
largely until every article is sold. / must have
means to i've at least in a medium comfortable
state. a- Mrs. L."
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may do injury to the republican party:
"CHIcAGo, Sept. ~, 1857.


"W. II. Brady, Esq:
"You write me that reporters are after you
concerning my goods Deposited with you-which,
in consideration of my urgent wants, assure
you am compelled to rshnquish- and also that
there is fear that these newsmen will seize upon
the painful circumstances of your having these
articles placed in your hands to injurs the repab-
lcan party politically In the Cause of this par-
ty and for universal freedom my beloved. hus-
bands precious life was sacrificed, nor for the
world would do anything to injure the cause
My heart is ever anxious for its success, notwih-
standing that the very men for whom my noble
husband did much, unhesitatingly deprived
me of all means of support and left me in a pitt
hess condition. The necessities of life are upon
me, urgent and imperative, and / am scarcely re
moved from waut--so different from the lot my
loving and devoted husband would have assigned
me-and I find myself left to struggle for myseii II.
am compelled to pursue the only course left me
Immediately within the next week to sell these
goods, and if not wholly disposed of by Wednes-
Cav. October 30th, ON that day please sell them
at auction after advertising gerry largely that they
are my goods.
Very Respectfully, Ia
Mrs. A. LINCOLN.
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE, ELIZABETH, HAVING LEFT
lSI my bed and board, on September Goth,
without just cause or provscation, hereby for
bid all persons boarding or trusting her my
account, as shall pay no debts of her contract
ing. FERDINAND BAUMANN.
oct3d3t.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF GORToN & KRoGER Is
i dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be continued at the old stand by John Kro-
ger who viii collect slIdebts and settle all claims
against the late firm.
TB. GORTON,
-.fr.- JOHN KR0GER.
Thankful for past favors, solicit share of
public patronage. JOHN KR0GER.
= Rock Island, Oct. ., diff
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To-Day's Advertisem'ts
LIST OF LETrERs

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
Ia Office ut Rock Island, State of Illinois, on
the 7th day Of October, 1857:
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SUBSEQUENT LETTERs,

The next letter presents more in detail
the reasons for her actions in this sad mat.
ter, and at the same time expresses her re.
greet that the iagratitude of the republicans
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
SNIP BURNED AT SEA.

RosToN. Oct l6--The British Dark Stanthiid,
cant Robertson from }uebec for Lsth was fallen Ia
with on the VI October IN latitude 81 80 Longitude ~
so on Are All hands abandoned her ana after bspg In
their boat for hours picked np by the Norwegian
brig Christine Elizabeth which anl,sd tn tt lpt tcb
,las
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
LITTER PROM GOV. BRowNLow.
STATE OY TESNfssEE. INACTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Msrs JouS FiTcH A. T. SAeg. A. OoSkLINd, Gro H. vAS
CLry oad oaer g feo' hcp"1iaa C'"if" c""~'e'' Ns@
los1a
receipt Of onr favor Of the ah INST inviting
Republicans CIN OF New'lOtk
Cooper evening OF Weines" Oct 49, Inst reply
beg dulles a. the Capitol ~ eopneei0p Win We
Of the Legislature, which has just convened viii prevent G De
With occasion Tn,i ihai tbe nooe
Republican Nevi0 gong fold ibsr Ars Ahu H Ne
aesb su5he devil s iucndvd IN ihe term "s
The ObiO and Peynsytnn SEND
utssam Radicals down bee and ne WI ,hYN hen VIA.
I've snc a. hs given J2O mson Va oa esn
furnished ID, Organization 't1esn ~hch
reed tbs proved mos shsth one
sv Co Our hetheu Who hr0ngh the oano
uc fault with H't oi .ondustng sfT, aunss s si'
bnw s their triumph 10 November h we
which political csnpsghs much more snest
than our boabg short cf splendid victory can possibly
having No 40 much efret to
during strsfge With rshs, for JSsr ssfce..
vsry tlu' joan. w W. '"o"'''''
LETTER FROM hENAIoR WADE. d, ,.e.
JEyFsksOs OFT ~ 1861.
A. r. SsaT ,s S,,tg R,pati0A 'omsib' ~ h' '"g 81
Me- iorh .--,.t.-
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
NEW-YoRK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1867

70 10 with the h inst request Bot tope anS ~ %
that The Republicans Of the Bpfe State VIII ho a ose ~
courage OF hope Of the emPofa 'Les 'e
have lad Ohio Por than oareu sears olIo h l
Of Republican viii have any ohet
escape will the enee' h secure beI W
accidents Ohio were never more fhaA mo
bdeBt Of rtsolule 70
uef principles asl triumph than now and u our % eeeSn . % ~
again 10 morrov Of danger should aI he
by than We certainly shall 90 ms n.'i ran We
m geat and fcb principle Of equal ana e'ae use
all such principle be'r ah ne'o on
any other tbs principle az nnlee as VI"
wv " '1' 'A"" ''"'' ' B. " WADE
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01

CuArTEu On PRoyERBs Benefits, like
flowers please while they are fresh.
Better the feet slip than the tongue
He begins to die who hath no DO
sires
IN evil nature wants occasion
Nature cures, and the doctor takes
the credit Few Of us aro fools always
all sometimes. Let not every pain
send thee to the doctor, every quarrel
to the lawyer, on every thirst TO Die
dram-shop
He is not poor who hath little, but
he that desireth much.
He is rich enough who wants moth
ing.
He that strikes with his tongue
must guard with his hands.
To learn the value of money, try to
borrow.
a modest woman should often Meth.
er see nor hear
Bells and priests may call others 10
holiness and know nothing of it them
selves.
Lies have long legs but weak
backs
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01

Our PILGRIGAaE. We are passing
toward final rest ourselves DO NOS
regret it if the eyes grow dim You
will see better by and by Ii tho ear
is growing heavy, do not be sorry. ii
your youth is passing, and your beauty
fading, do not mourn Ii yoW haud
trembles, and Your foot is unsteady,
with age, be not depressed in spirit
With every impedmeut, with every
sign of the taking down Of this tabon-
acle, remember that il is the striking
the tent that the march may begin,
and that when next you pitch yonr
tabernacle 1t shall be on an undisturbed
shore, and that there, with eyes unwet
with tears through an atmosphere nu-
dimmed by clouds, and before God
unveiled and never to be wrapped II
darkness any more--that there, look
ing back upon this world OF ignorance
and suffering and trouble, and upon
the hardships OF the way, You viii viii
full and discerning reason, lift up youl
voice and give thanks TO God, aud say
"There WIS not one trouble too much
there was not one sorrow GOO pierre
ing And you will thank GOD in tina
land, for the very things that wrin
tears from your eyes in this. Lore
then, to that better land, out OF ali til
trouble of the way, sigh for it, pray +,
1t, prepare for it, and enter into It,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01
Strange Diseases AmOng Doe CalIIe.

The tondor ,O) Journal says. We
regret 10 lealn from Mr. stephen
Watson. residing near London, that
since Monday of last week he has lost
nine fat Steers and tweuty-nino head
of fat sheep from q strange and terri
llv fatal disease, known as the Mad
Itch. We say strange disease from
the fact that although q disease With
which and the cause OF which our
stockmen arc generally acquainted,
vet foi remedy none seeoma to De
known 1t is strange also nom The
manner in which the animal is affect
ed and ia It's perfect fatality on the
cause Of this disease Nh me ugrce j
that it is the result oi feeding cattle
or sheep. together with hogs ON green
corn fodder on feeding them together
ON corn of very late planting cut up
very green and still at this season, ro-
tanning tho properties Of green iod-
der
The hogs chewing the stalks and
thus Extracting all tho acchlruo 'ni-
cos, ,r5p the dry pith in wads which
is picked mp by the cattle and sheep
and eaten. This iunutritions and in-
digeshblo substance having been rec
ceiyed into the stomach, causes yio-
lent inflammation, which results in
death from twelve to twenty four
hours.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01

A young lady stepped into the store
Of merchant named Wade, and very
imocently said she would like 10 be
weiohed Wade, Really, I am sor-
ny, said he, but my wife will tell you
that you are too late by couple Of
We ms.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01

The following is verbatim report
OF speech delivered at IL religious
meeting ont West by a good, pious
deacon. 1t is queer combination OF
terms, certainly: My female breth-
ren, it is of The most lni-nigt est nn-
portaace that we should all be clothed
in white remnants"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01

Franklin County, ss.
En hancCr3.
john Iagn VII Jeremiah Raeiu. Alfred II. Iuut-
mgtou, and Collins n Huntingdon
Whereas, JOHN Rasin of s.. Adams ia he
county ei franklin, uiurostlt has % .elr ilia
petition ta the Court of Cmucer. uazl t1 ba
holden AT ST.. A.hlus within anI for tIle Counts
81 IrauHn aforesaid, and has iilod ad petition
with me Joseph ~ irangrd, Cleih ei said
Court VI ChaueorT. stating among 9l4er tiluge
that Jeremiah la gin, nov Of J0pp erauoIuis and
State uf California. un the lhlh dlf ui june,
la6t executed bg Ais attorney. Cornelius Ragln
now deceased. mortgage deed of tha following
lands viz. wing IN nt. Adams village, in the
promises conveyed hy said Cornelius liagm hy
mortgage TO 1T. q. Edison, Jan. 29ih 500
bounded on the North by the Court House Tot
and the Congregational church lot and q lot
Thomas Street. and lands owned by Mrs. Percy
on South 10y lands owned hy Dennis Gilmore
ard the IF. IT, Chmch lots and on The West by
So called church street running North and
South by aaid Court House in 50. Adams, sup
posed to contain thrce-iourths OF one acre of
land. be the same more on less, and being tho
same premises leased by A. II. and O. H. Hunt
ngtoa to jeremiah g. Ragin, by lease dated
lot nov owned boy Mrs Percy, conditioned for
the payment of three p0mi-sary notes. all bear
lnl date June 18th, 1861, for one hundred doll
lais each, and signed by the orator. with Interest
annually; two of which notes the orator has
been Obliged to pay ard the said jeremiah q,
Ralin has not H. paid 10 Che orator. The orator
also has paid the sum of e3i5 TO discharged q
mortgage 10 II. q. Edison ON said premises,
which sum Inns not been repaid % the orator.
And PRAYING that the said Jeremiah q. Ragin IN
equity al redemption In the premises may he
fllccl0sad, and iur such other and further re-
iefn the premises as may seem equitable 90
the Court And whereas it has been mado
20 appear to me that the sad Jeremiah e. !ia-
liu resides Out of this State. Therefore 10y
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01
A LECTURE

y
-z-zl To young Men
Just Published in g Sea'ed Eaceofe Price G cts.
A Lecture ca the Nature, g'4catmcnr. and
Radical cure of spermatomhua. or Seminal
Meahness, involuntary Emissions Sexual Dehil-
ny, and lmpeIlments To- Marriage generally
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits;
Mental and Physical mcapaciiy, resulting from
SeifAbusc. &c.-By ROBERT .CULNEHWEI.L
NJ d., Author of ,lle "Green Book" sc.
The woIldrenowncd author. in This admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from bis own experience
that the awful consequences OF Self-Abuse may
be cfectualy cured without medicine. and with
ont dangerous surgical operation, houeios. Inc
suuments, rings, on cordias, pointing out q
mode of cure at once certain and odcctua, bv
which every sufferer no matter what his condi-
ton may be, may cure himself cheaply private
lv. and radically. This Lecture VIII prove
a Boon 80 thousands.
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents or
two postage stamps. Also, DIR. Culyegweps
Marriage Guide, price - cents. Address die
publishers
CHAS. J G. KI1NE&CO
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Onice box .59s.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01

The pioneer who was Shot by an
Indian through the crown Of his hat
had arrow escape.
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conn ft.it
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SURE Cure ron A FELoA a pouuice
Of onions, applied morning, noon and
night, for three or four day- viii cure
a ielon. No matter how bad he case,
splitting the finger will bcunnccossmy.
ii this poultice be used We have
seen it tried seyelal times, and know
that the remedy is sure, safe and
speedy one; 50 says am exchange
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01
oLAIn1 AGENT.

Soldiers Bounuos Widows and lnyalids' PEN
lions, Arrears of Pay, and Claims for Horses iost
or destroyed in the military service, procured
by Z. +. NNE,
Late a Capt. Of 10th w. Volunteers
81 Ahans, Vt, March 1855 eof
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Ill these New Goods have come
WALKER BROTHERS,

CONSISTING OF
800 nbi's Flour amy grade from superane to
run lino of Teas Green, Japan and Oolong
az prices TO suit om Customers
sugars Of every quality, ia any quantity-Mo-
ia7ses, poor and first class Syrups Of
the best quality only
Fish OF any kind wished among the following
S nil Trout haclTel, Cod White and
TOBACCO anything you ask for from Cabbage
leai TO the pure Virginia Plug
Spices, Starch, Brooms, saleratus salt.
Vermont Pork of our own packing. and pure
Lard, Coffee Raisins Patent Yeast,
Cider Vinegar.
NJ r. Kerosene tho host by the barrel or gall
lou
Pals ana Wooden Ware, Soaps, Candles, Corn
AVID Oats
Our goods are not cheaper, but as good as any
ln this market offered TO The Wholesale trade.
1o4
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01

Ss8- When may a loaf Of bread be
said to be inhabited When it has a
little Indian IN it.
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DIR. lIlGGIEL'S PUN

Invariably Cure the folio"'"s D
Asthma,
Bowel Complaints,
Coughs,
Colds
Chest Diseases,
Costiyeness,
Dyspepsia
Diarhma,
DrOpsy
Debility, and Aeus
Female Complaints,
Headache,
Indigestion
Influenza,
Inflammation,
Inward weakness
Liver Complaint ..
I.owness of spn's'
Rngworm'
Rheumatism
Salt lihepm'
scalds,
slim Disease
Hg- Notice. None genuine NM or pos
erayed trademark around eaen MILTON stree
signed by DIR. j. MAGGlEL,, lo tsi"nv.
New York. TO counterfeit when ~ ~. I'm Mel
"a Sold by an respectable and Canada
cines throughout the United states
al Is cents per box on pot ,o,-e Agents
L. j. III iOhHh ~ Alhans' w.
lilly
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01
IN EfernaI Spring!

1t was lefFfor this day and hour TO rgal1 'l w
dream, and show ia one glorious fact ln' i'
that made it fair.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-01
VEGETABLE CoDaPoUND''
For Cutaneous Disorder

And all eruptions of the skin, the aAL a5n
invaluable. 1t does not heal eAiel li.'. n,
hut pencuatcs with the most ss"i''''7
to the vory root OF the evil.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

Css.er and Ea:ena Ncaes.-The IL
ter.se 10 be p.id ., ;he pers Of oys-
,,r, and e.ssog nouse. i. $50 throughout
The State
Females vending millinery ana other
small articles, uaose stock in trade is
not ever $500 pay license OF 50
nnly: hut If over thai amount they are
required To pay tae same license IS 9TH
er PEI spa ;-5ata TO be taten as "a fha
amount of stock at the principal season cf
;ae var
TIE Clerk shall DOT issue license .
any person - sell spiti.uous or forner-
ted liquors from whom the Grand jury
has recolm .udcd license to oe with
held, or 70 4 person whose license has
been suppressed by the Colr'. without
the snccia' order OF tn Court.
The Sc h section of the Code which re
qnircd au applicant for licease TO oPen
ts'cr aud eating houses, 10 procure tie
rccommc nGation 0: twn ei.hborjng free
holders aud also TO make oa h before ihc
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of his county.
&c, as 10 the anLlal vala1 0: his huus i,
, : repealed.
The above licences to retailers and oys
ter and eating houses go into effect the
l.; day Of My
/ By late acl Of the General Assembly
If Maryland 1t vas enacted that "1h"n
any person, or Oody polite or corporate,
All propose 10 sell or barter anything
I m ..tl1u.u il the prrc dug section, tX-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

horse. or other beasts Of burden and Wa
eon or other vehicle" the sum Of seventy
dollars For every sqch license to ext ID
over III whole Eastern Shore OF the whole
Western Shore, there sh'ih be paid tie
fo!losine rates, TO wit; for evory license
IL t-ayel on foot the sum of sixty dollars;
% travel with a horse or other beast OF
lura.a or one horse and Other beast Of
burden ani wagon or other vehicle the
sum ct Que hui dred dollars; With I've
horses or o. her beast Of burden aud ~ago1
5r o,ler vehicle The sum Of oue huuarcd
niIy d,Ears-
"Twen'y-two No sn~h license shall
BE- granted TO any other than white per-
son. or to aay hlwker or pedla in the
name or style Of a partnership or c'h'aa-
uy; aad bat one pe:son shall act uDdeF
any such license.
See. ,. Aud be it enacted, That this
act sh.li take effect ou the day Of its pas
s,se.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
Sworn before =

# the oath be administered BY Jus
icc Of the Pace out OF the conuty IL
~hirh the application is made, th"re nus
:.o attached he certificate Of b Cork o.
he Circuit Court of the county IN vhlcit
he Jostice resi!~s.
March April and May without liceusc =
Veudcrs OF c4kcS and vendors Of beer ana
r.der. hn are the makers of such beer
and cider, (ager beer e1ccpted;) aro DO
required TO pay license.
License to Or1'nuies and Tlre,n Keep
rs The licenses TO % din . les AMI tav
rrn keepers 70 sell spiriiuouS or termcn-
ted lQuols, or lager beer in quantities
less than pint, at any one time, arr.
ss follows: Provided that the applicant,
shall first be recommended to the Clerk
by two respectable trrehulicrS ct his in
mediate vicinity, and shall mak- oa'h
before said Clerk that he has bona f3r
(aud without intending TO evade th2 re
q'.ir, mtntS Of this article, provided and
.Apects to lusiutlin SIX good beds. With
Sufficient covering ihereot -and thrat
lruns more than sufficient FIR the pr
va:e usys Of SAID ordinary keeper. with
stahllug aid proyender for h.e horses
at least; and # said 9pp icant resides il
toe Cry Of Baltimore, that be has pro-
ef!tu aud expects 10 maintain twtlv-
good beds with covering IS aforesaid suG
TX rooms.
The ,..li aDp};,aut IL also 10 make oath
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
MOTTO
70 MEfCnAn s,
IR Al DFrRS,
4 j D 7 + / K !

q Ii persons ana oodie~, corporal" or
"a polite, ir Saint Mary coan'y who
ar. or hall De doing anv at or shall b
il tho oc>upa,ion "f any house or place fnF
4sv purpose. f,r which a Ecenee Is made
necessary by the Jaws of Mary'and' arc
hcrcty warned. to ob'a!p license or re-
new the sane
o, :. JoY3rr the drst dag Of Nay rcrf'
uuder ,hs penallie. prescribed by SAID
laws ;or The infrac:inn thereof.
Those Interested arc noii'd Of the foI-
losius requirements Of the License Laws
pa,sel by the General Assembly .: Mary
aDd.
The ,a.ss rcq1irel 70, Tradrrs' L'cea-
sas are Il. fy,'y"s.
II the amount ot soois on hana at tao
Principal season Of sale o' expected TO DC
ken. on hand, docs NOT exceed
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
4 g W =
Is 50 81 ~


Any person, or company Of stage play
yrs. yeufri .qni,ts, sljght-hand pelf)rmers,
rope lalccrs, tum'le:s aad wire darcrrs.
Shall. previously to exhibiting or perform
ing for reward, in @oy county in this
>tae, pay to the Cl~rk OF the Circuit
Court for such county. thirty d1laars fog
one year, OF one dollar for each exlib:-
iou at his or their option.
Every p.rson, OF company Of circus RI
ders or equestrian p"rforncrs, who shaI!
,.xhi5t for reward in any county in thu,
State sha!l pay to the said Clerk the sum
Of thirty dollars for license then cof for
one year.
Every person or company who shall ex-
hhit for a reward any animal or animals
ar natural or artificial cutiosities Of any
kiud, (cxccp models u useful invent "a.
h III ray to the sd Clerk the san # ft
zen dollars, for license therefor for one
year.
Each license shlil contain list Of per
snnal PER or'unncs>. or appDAl>, or other
article, or thingS % be exhibited,
The owner or keeper Of every >.al',oe
or i4ck. ~han, t"tore hing p,-p,;."d 0
sand o. stanton su>h auin,at, Ply to tn,
Clei?. 81, lie ci;cai. cnnyt Of son. "n Of Ii
counties IA th;~ 5 a,e tha h'Lt.asr sum ,sa.u.
ur in'cnIs % ask or rnc-'v. .',r the sons,r
a he mAyy; AID ID. cap Of sal Gl.rE
,ith n" seal nf hj~'coart attach J th-rr:u
.or SD ~ur, h,ll ) II. Gcya~.. 10 a.
.50,,if.y or .,ant3ipv II h - iiiu or ! .g,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
r . uTZ's
II0rS9 and Cattle Powders.

TINS preparation,
long ana Il n7-oly
orr, VIZ. ths1
oI-riy r!nv!S Sot"t'
br saa i.Tn sra
ioe spirited herst.,
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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

March 2Sth, lSj. I'd.