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EDUCATl0 N AL.
YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INsTI'

YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE 1NST1s
TUTE.
TNHE EXIGENCIEs OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUSED
i the Commissioners Of the State Normal and High
Schoo TO use the building Froe School The State
Normal and High School, as now organized wi eref re
be ira sferred under tho title Of the YOUNG LAD1Eo
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, to the commodious building
on the north side OF George street No 28 one door wes
of KinQ street. opening OCTOBER 3D. 1857.
Tuition in the Preparatory Department 1890 PEI
half session. $50 per annum In the Co lsgate Depart
meut SIS per half session. or $50 per annum. French
Drawing and Vocal Music included In the regular
course Latin, Creek. German. Italian. Spanish, L..
strumeutal Music and Painting are extra at moderate
charges
iimite number Of Bo rder: will be received at the
FMS sdtue Board, $50 per mouth, or $500 per snnum.
including Was ing, Lights, Fuel ETC. Parlor Boarders
received at the above prices. all payments strictly In
advance
Board Of instruction as follows Rev. HENRY d.
MOOD, A. NJ. Principsl; Rev. HENRY a. BAss, A. NJ.
Professor OF Mahema les and Ancient Langagssi Pro
fessor LEWIS B. GIBBS A. n, II. D.. Lecturer on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Professor +. 8.
HOLMES, Lecturer Geology and Natural HI tory
L. A. FRAMPTON. n. d, Professor Of Modern Lam
guaaes, Professor WIN. MAsTERMAN, Instructor IN
Vocal Music; Miss MARY =. MOOD, Instructress In
Drawing and Eainnng; Miss LAURA n HILL. Instrue-
tress In English Branches.
September2 mth4moS
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COOPER RIVER LANDS OF AN ,TATE
~ EUk kLEASE.-rOlNI COMfOEt FLA IAIlON,
the Wssern ur4uch o. Cooper 1aver, WILL DO Isused
one year Irom lat JanuA,y, l8t8 II cJn'Sns lou
res priine river sWsnp ilc Luu auouI 4'AcrSs -nin
swamp tce aLd, Iou uccrs uGst quity Upland, Ior
Coz Oh o. PToUs.ons Applications i0f ltAso wln Ie ~
c4iyvd u wrug 10 Ist Docvnper ucx ana submitted 70
.~st.r IL Lquy lor upprvyA.. Louu uous ade KNOWN
VI appicatuu 70 7. GhANGE SIMUNS,
hxuAuLJr.
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| O 5 T I.

II OST. On FRIDAY LAST, a SMAML BLACK
aud IAN 1EkIiAEi. DUu, naVlLg wnIse soI Cu nis
..-s, a.a ANSWERING 70 rnr .ius " ''oLap. WHOA
last .ng sueeI, near Calhoun. 6iVe ao.
LIS luwaid Viii plu nis Ieturn- Apply " DaiAi
N.-MS OErLCE. ~ NONSApeT ~
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O R & N r..

nlO LEASE.-THE GLEBE PLANTATION
l. tho Western branch Of Cooper hiver win Dc
leased Tor Que y.ars ttom Tue lst iopo
IL contains lLO cr.s o. prime hiver SWamg klce Land
aud abous 100 acre OF Upland Tor Cotton or PioVsions
ALsJ, .
The NLCTORY, attached or separatei, VAN IVY
s,or, DWELLING anu Ii CO sary outbuildings situated
at lie the cooper taver, coht-hing oo
acres hi Ii land more ieSs. .
Applications VIII r~ceivcd In WritinS untu .o io.
e.empe u II mud CONF ious made Knowu BY upp.ioL-
ton e.tner vi tue Subscribers -,,
W. P. INGRAHAM,
JNO HAkLE6 LUS,
Eovnmhe- 10 tub Coorer Liver.
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|yOTTuN PLANTATIU On JAMES
u ISLANL.-Io ,onI, TWO Ane CO1TUN lLANia'
AJAS Wen ursiusu IL gOod ofder. -nu wei ss-
LeL. u..s. LAY, and oriculrai inp eAeuts o.
place -ranse- vh a-soLn dou4tluS verns AI'
piy 20 L. W. kiNsAA.l, NJ. 2iy AlnS stres-
f'' ~,,un,r tuthA
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ITO LEASE For A TERM OF YEARS,
1 tue VALUABLE ESIAIE beonging " tne Mte
LuIoLe keI.t, stu.ivd LII u4augeDurS Dlssrc5 'ounse
ig acles o.tLiros ciuareu Lie sCil Is ricn
rcd Gay, kids crops 10 Eslste ID w@tet
eu b. iarge cicct Oh WHICH IS Z fA'E MILL oLat Ia
AM Dahl LO.nPLEIEi .iie esG W4.er-Po"ef IL .uo
oLale Miils FBGt0rrs stua'lou AoSitny u "
ye4r round. The pace Sky ADOroTs ireeun'n n
cueapiy us they Vesiro " rein-lu
Iuc Lsta.c wIu lIussu AL u tetrn oI yeas IL one
Dvuy or al iarms u SUIT amIu casilal f0r terns ap
DAY W AIUWAS O. 20. Nofcuioei -
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+ g 4 SALE.

L1OR SALE OR LEASE, REAL ESTATE
u in the most desirable local ~ IL the dty lerAS
lI.arai. apply to j. Il. sLOAN, 40 Ann street, De-
tween the uvurs VI u d. al aud +. M.
IL lmO
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NTCLES AND HORSES FOR SALE.--JUSl
lHl arrived from keulucky, lot OF bloke MULts
- aUno-6 NIay tho suoscrlpor's stAoIe
Queen street, between kr-nu and Mlzycx.
NV mh.r n ,n,uu,X p WEST.
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rCU LEASE, a FARM OF s7H ACRES, On
4 Stale PLANK Road 6 uilIes IRON Ilu city. Apply 10
sa,In * AlCui.LiyEAY, keL Esta.s Ag1-sa.
Sovu,t.r "a LTD M q EIUsu ser.et.
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gGARDii n G..
s T O r a G {.

SToRAGE, 1HE MOST CENTRAL AID
- eonveuientin the city. at very reasonable prices,
ior COTTON. hC. SAIL, FLRl LLZrAs. &c. &c. H.
surance, when desired us low US W. IL te cty, Apply
o GEU. w. CLARK & CO.,
Corner East Bay and CumDer streets
September II
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ENOR SALE OR RENT, AN EXTENSIVE
l. 1UkpGNIINE FARM. belonging 10 the Estate OF
j. q. Mcintosh, an situIied near society Hill, on the
lheraW tud Darlington kalrGau, Is offered ior sae or
rent; togs her wh DIsui elte5, Tools, &C. pur-
CHASER or sssee Wishing 10 cut addiuona boxes, eau
SECURE Ak1ueI wniIe AD II on reasonable tTms.
EDWARD MclN1U II, EIFr,
Novembar6 6 Society HILL SO. c.
LNOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN ANY
u QUAN1IIY price rs cents per hnndled- Apply at
Oflca OF the DAILl NEWS. limo ,ctober 70
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W u Il ia BLE FARM.-TO RENT,
eiyns les the city, on Ashley iVer' Ann
o. b acrcs uuucr GuisvalVu, vuJ VI Tue Dbl aIus IL
u ycl., y. IL ul.y vt Cultivation VI Vegetables
LOT TIE Nvr.ier IL -rlet Mules aud Farming Cteh+ia
cAu W a.r.u eL o. accJm LIodatAS torns Apply 70
Nova .,,.u & tuthl
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MRS. JOHN LAURENs'

MRS. JOHN LAURENS'
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG FADES
WILL RESUME IT'S EXERCISES OCTOBER 1ST.
w CORNER WENTWORTH AND SMITH STREET ).
lhe course studies Is thorough and complete Ihe
ench Teacher and the young ladies will be required TO
speak French. For terms, et:., apply IS above.
September 10 tRstu
FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE FALL TERM OF THE FEMALE COLLEGE
l. spsrtanburg, S. c., win ops o9sooer %; 1851 ns
J-ha PreSdent Rev. a. W. CUMMINGS. D. D.. VIII oe
aided by competent experienced teachers In eTsry az
partmeut saom
Board for half year. ''saCW
TulSlOu.
Music and ali the Ornamental Branches very low.
Those wishing to paeronize the School VIII please 90
dress the President fu AuRuSss
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v7EGE ,ABLH FARMS ON JAMES ISLAND
v 40 RLNI.-Ihreo HLe VEuEIASLh L Ahho, AL
IL order .or pu ,ng cros " gesapee immeolaey Ii
lor ne NvrL4ucL Allc. auu GArulIS Otensus
IN DC Hrr.uyvu on a.cvmniLaatI lorlns. epyiy 10
h. ". A.Nonia.,
Soyen,bar & tuth4 No. 3iY b IL, street.
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FINO REHI .-ihREE kO~MS, FohN1sA-
Il ED, viii u WHO rVard II hv1 mi.uei weAS oi
,-.- Low Apply ~ 1d1I Or1 -.
mil
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flNU tENV, TAI LAnGE AND SPACIOUS
i DW l. -l.G. deueh iu..J rSa.ed at thc soutAw.st
.Gr vi EAaI ~, J.c.vsy sslvSIs W.Ll ILL., VIs
VI uu upp oVou .o4ug me i.A WI. NJ
Il1Iux.t
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COMBINES GREAT NUMBER OF SPECIMENS OF
various descriptions and characters In the school OF Ma
tura History which have been collected at tie expense
Of the arges: energy, indehdsabe research and the
most aYiah outlay Of money.
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VAN ANBuRG 6 co.'s DEPARTMENT

CONSISTS WITH NUMEROUS oOTllONS) OF ThE
c tire Van Ambur1 zooooica Collection, comprising
specimens OF the rarest and most beaufu WIG SeasIs,
birds and hepdss, from overy section Of tho known
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-03

n RieIN ~. NOTICE.. 10 O Hughes Jane. Hiroa
" klLakin B Rosd. sridset hysss. KaisAbeth Max
Ssn, Amanda L hughes James Lore, Il ustse &c. Jno
n nitner, ERA D FORD, james Watson, Leander
Hartins john Msxwsii, 4 , CAttesden Z Co. DC
L4isAs Vim IhoDPson CT. Dudley, . Morrison
c., Jno Reeves, Henry boots Henry Fowler. Thomas
Davis. > ftcAdard. 6Bnckins han. Cha rarsons.
Eastman Richard Syts~, ASy ensith, q wytsG 8eo n
Smith BShf RAistnn, bert BsIist0t Henry Enish, and
n II Deming deftndapt.- You hereby aotsn-d that
IN IL r IN the Clerks ofae~ 81 tbs District
Court q Lee county Iowa, At ksoask, periton IN
equity " Hiram barney. Claiming Judgment against
you, , 9 Hughes .ed Jsmss ni1en, the o.
four hundred, nfy-nine and ps-loo dollars
upon payment q taIs- nafs BY plaipti1 BY virsns
81 provisions q Jcur ortgASs Dsds 70 Charles M
son upon lot one ~ two ~ ant three l3, block l5A
and fots no. and H. block 7oi IN the city 81 60
kak Iowa. 10 Additions . 3adsnsnt rendered In said
court st the sp.ei. Nay term 1851 In the emit u ssd
plaintiff reTss G. Hughes, and James Hixon. for thu
SIM oftvo fhonsand four hundred and twelve and
1sfoo dollars and ainst ~ satd dssepdauts above
named also praying for Of sale of aid io;s
pay said suns; and the ex Of ali tile h-
terest right and equty Of redemption upon such
aud for general Relief he Nov you esch spp~sr
and answer sa pei;ou BY Of the second day of
the torn Of sid to be hsid the hrst hoa
day Of ReusrY, 1887 Judgment aud decree viii be
hsd therein as prayed FOR
~ . Rev stamp, 50 cisj SCOTT nowKL
d~ff ptrk Arr
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The Hights OF Travellers IN First-Class
Care on Ffrst-Class Tickets.
Ilran .hs oaus.nna.. oenn.soisI

f~De~~s~~D"S f.
The length'to which some conductors ON
is as most travellers know, too long, but there
are few people, 10 these go>ahesd times, who
care 10 press the mater 70 the final arbitra-
meni Of a court Of justice, or even carry il
before the dictatorship Of the railroad On
which their legal rights have been curtailed;
first, perhaps, because the desire to do SO
cools ,oosoon, and lastly because j. is trou-
blesome and requires time, which 10 often
taore precious than the monetary satisfac.
ton Of maintaining reserved rights.
An incident which came to oar knowledge
yesterday however, is an exception to this
rule, and is therefore deserving of mention,
especially hs it may serve 70 assure others
that it is well to ''try all things, and hold fas,
70 that which IS good.
A Mr.. w. p Dale, of New York, having
business in the Vest, reached Hamilton, and
after transacting his business there, got or
: the Chicago and cincinnati train for pom
further up. There we're but two cars--a Ia
dies car, so-calied, and . smoking car-inte
which Mr.. Dale Was obliged to GO, the brake
20 relhsiag MIN accesy To the ladies' CIR
He appealed to the conductor, whose name il
Cooper, but he sustained the action of ths
brakeman. Mr.. Dale asserted his right to
seat in the frst-class car on his 6rst clas
ticket, and refused ~ give. il up until he re
y ceived what he was entitled 70, whereupon tn,
conductor called the workmen on the train y
his aid, and forcibly elected him from v,
sFejn. ,5S4 s. =
Instead of going on the succeeding train
Mr.. Dale came 10 this city, and going TO tn,
ol3es OF the Chicago And Cincinnati fxilrosd
made statement Of his ease. The compan,
acted promptly ii the maiser--discharged th
conductor, and compensated Mr.. Dale for hi
loss Of time and decided. besides, that IA
holder of 6rss-class tickas has The M v
( seat 10 frst-class car a
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ARIGIyAL NoTICE.-To Hiram V. Nil

nRIGINAL NOTICE. To Hiram Y. Nil
" Ter. M.sii 10 r. TaiIop. J Tsiloa, A. lime Co.
Richard Macon aid - Mason his wtEe Hm rhenp-
81 4 Co., Catareii Hr H. X 1--we, a. m tissta tor
es estate OF II H. Boiler sai tnftstopher tsrsham;
YOU aud 'srh Of yu her by notified that there IL
oes 81 ths Clerk Dissrt>t
ot L%s coa.ty. Is~a k+akus. p~t.lsefs Of Hiram
ssrusr. claiming u yon liisAm Ni.lef. tho Of
sis inonssnd tGadf ed AN eighty nine oIeh
drsth. collars ~ 2se ei0l ~ith PER interest
per IA, paysis~ spnasiIs - nsoney due Titan
Mili~rs Isostgaxe, made ~ son Gaari-s Mssoo,
aai sn+ said Iasna barney dated sept
,<s I'll issas ming ~ each ysu
cf.sur~ III said rug 9Th beatg lots
and 4, In tIorx ia HasusTs appsr Ai4itrn 70 Eco
fHk srcrrAinx to a msp drawn by w. O ssrre whfch
pscp~rf, IL sissate in sakHs. Lee county, Iowa
ih~ purehAse MACY, ana further asAng . ~ Of
| said PREV, ises and e neral relief
sra ani1-s you appear ard ans~er sai petition or
bease of she sexoad dag Of the term Of the
said Court 10 etcs ~ Kaokak tbs let Monday
n February 4 u 1885, default be entered 4ibst
JON and udxmsut rendered thertoe as rrsyed ior IA
1 ss.a petition sTaosu CkAiG.
Rev soe. cancelled tdisaI Art',. for pi'n
lngIGINAL NOTICE. = To Robert R.
| ~ wAlktr. siueon Brosp fhouls. s~2nNbk saf Vii
IL an Lohner Executor. Of thu Of Lonis zude
deeeassd, Geo. q. Apdes4on Hiram barney.
tpu ss.d hereby Aotssed that th-re II
NV on Gle in ofshe Cisrk Of tho District corr,
OF % county, fo~a. 1T Eeokuk position OF Jcserh
wod fxecntox cf ths sstatr Of jaime. dsr~ssed
claiming you the said kctert r. Walker, the sum
| Fourteen Thousand Two Hundred aud Seventy d VI
~ 100 Dollars, tsit 27s s31.e1 mcnsy due prom
sry note ana Asainst I'll q ron TIE rseclosurs q
mortgage given - secure The payment Of SALE
d~bt coas-yiHg the foiiowas described property rh
pDeis iied lad II los nine la1 ten, tial eleven. III
~ ave b 10 Block twenty ta3j In the City 0
Eeoknk. Lee county, lows Now unless yen nppsa
tssr~tn and defend before of the second Cay o
the next term Of the said District Court said Cerrt
be begun and heii the st Meotay In February, 1867
~ k,osuk defsnit vii be entered against you am
Judgment and decree rendered for plasnian pra,e
| for In said petition.
| RANErN Meg AIRY
| Rev. atamp-so ctsl Attorneys for PHI.
4 dee2i-d
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Z.
Chs, s@ata sz&liqI
The LieAtniag Frain.


The Lishtnfng Trsin.
=T sY~.A. icaorssr.h ~ VI
Prom III. NV fsrt rrtbun.I
With lungs of iron and wings Of hans, q
Wssk nerves as4 aasxs Il suissrine stsa1 y r
With ribs of brass and giants frame,
H. HAspssps ~ sazih wisa 2. og,y eesA
Through the nidnight black
His eyeballs glare, - 4 80 az
ss&N VITA eAassIy stass - - s&S
On the startled track,
And Ae Lifts his voice with . scfeen Of pain
O, . monster, grim, 10 the Lightning TrAia-
The legend tells Of milk white steed
Thar carried Mohammed from earth TO heaven;
Asswih Ne fash of light her speed,
And jeweied wings to her feet were given.
Zach leap Was - fsf
As the eye hath sight,
And each hoof ~ bright ssA
AZ blazing star;
And CLEAN like train comet yields,
A Borak left in the rosy fields. 1 49, X
wonderful arrow was that Of old
That bore st. Absris through the land;
1t was feathered with light aud bsrbsd With gold,
And sped by the touch Of Appolo's hand.
With a sibilant song
Ii cleft the cloud.
That shouted aloud
Az it passed along;
And the saw from its throbbing tide,
A vision so rars the Prophets ride
The Sultan's cap and magical wand
Bore Foftunetus to isles remote;
The talisman took him to every land
And to every sky in its airy boat.
But the cleaning shaft
From the archef's arm,
Aladdin's charm,
And the phantom eraft,
And the steed that skinned the azure plain,
Are all combined in the flying train.
Il devours the forest and drinks the lake,
Then piunges down the wide ravines
With the wealth of the world on its hardened
back.
aooty man from the saddle leans
And murky wreath
Its jaws emit
As he tightens the bit
In tho dragons teeth,
And his cheek 10 swept by its fiery name.
o, monster, grim, is the Lightning Train
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'In lifting the kettle from the IRE scalded NY
self very severely-one hand almost 70 crisp.
The torture was unbarable. The Mexi-
Mufang Liniment rslisvsd the pain ainost
immadiaasls.f ItAsaled raPidly, and fsk sssyl Ait
tie scar. CHAs. FosrRR, 42e Broad ST., Phila-"
This is merely : sample Of what the Mustang
Liniment will do. II ia inyalpsble 70 al ca,ss q
wo0n1A sasalinss 4ra1as, co.'s, AsSAes, lrssinl
etsy slbhe upoa M % keaa %AE
wrapped in fine steel-plate engrAvings, bearing
the signature of g. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the private stamp of DEAAs Barnes 4 Co., New
York
Saratoga spriag water, sold by all
Druggists.
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LYos's ExrRk cr or PURE JAMAICA GrSeEa,-
for Indi gestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus. &c, where warming, &c
NAL .timulant Is required. Its careful prepara-
ton and entire purity makes it cheap and relis-
Bile article for culinary purposes Sold eTeryyherp
at 80 cts pr bottle.
1aratega Spring Water. sold by al
Druggists.
jy4-wed-d-el o,ww
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.-sa....aaa .mA -

WHAT Din If,-A young lady, returning to
her country home After . sojeurn Of > fsu months
id New York, was hardly recognized BY her
friends In piScs Of rustic, fushsd face, she had
. soft, rudy cohipicxion, Of almost marble smoth-
ness; and instee I'D of ~, she really appeared but
IL. She told them pl ainly she ussd Ha9an,s Nag
nola Balm. AMI would not be without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
mssh by psiag khis ssttciA Itcsn b. esdrssA 81
any druggist foF only so cents.
saratega Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. = - :,
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-
Ihsve te,tezi these Drops In my practtcs s~<
wears aud DO not hesitate say that noti ing has
been developed ny medical research, that aeesea pcs
fully spd hasrnessy, In essee Of Asna
reguisrity does this medicine. In all rfceaf cas-
ne et faiis ~eils thousands who have been long
.rs are indebted toit fs the boon ofhcaith to-day Il
Alfhou "a 10 poxerful aud positive. they are MO-
harmless and may be nsed at AL umes. except
specially frbiddcn In the Directions. -
They hare been extensively employed hy snis~
physician. in France and Ergiand well n In ny
practice year., and have Jet to hess Of O
f.s Instance o failure could give you festim Feet
or th.fr efficacy from adfes all ths Ncrtheregh
We tern States they not ia their nature PR y
Over bottles have been sold the past GSA1
hope and trust many sufferers have keen bsneftt
asp welt awafe that r@nnedy 70 pnteat TO renDtGx
obsfructsons nsy be rsed for bad purpose bu -
that where bn'tle " thu rsed tea may Sf MTj
the hs nds % resily needy sufferers. @as ~
To all who suffer from any irregriyritv; PALM e.
cnlt. excessive, Offensive or ctxru cted M~neF -
Lncorrh ca or The train Of dIsenseS -. ENuW. 1x
saw Try q bottia Of Dr.. Lyons Frerth PERIODICAL
Be ng uid preparation. their action Ss more dwS
positive than airy pill or po~dsrs- Explicit dire
hs#,ine N facsimile, accompany each bottle.
They may lie eht4Insa of hssriy every drrgTi q r.
eof.riry or by enclosing tn price To G. @ ca
Co New Haven O.. General Agents fer ths Il
States and Canada 4
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Heimstreet'a inimitable Hair Coioring has been
steadily ercw;nk in favor for over twenty years.
1t upon the absorbents at the roots Of the hair,
and changes 1t 10 its original color by degrees.-
All instantaneous dyes dcaden and njure the hair.
Heimstreets u kof dye, but il certain in its
suits, promotes i growth, and L. beautiful HAIa
Dnkssfse. PRIZE 80 cents and Sl.e0. Sold by
all dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists
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Two AHthsni-i hccr-a, Adam b4pi-t J9bn Ea,is Ani
J. Hart .xeSats the ~stKts OF lA5ph rehas-
nrr dsoeas-d- klfrtd Bargsy. Yoa hereby nosfa@d
that -fore the rst day OF Bier -err. 1870
viii he Gle In the Office a the t'Ietk the Di-trct
Curt 81 Ire county loss a. Erokak petision IL the
Lasrsu-- ecsi corpsny. claiming OF 90. the aid Ma
thssiel McCrrs, the ann Of sf thousand hnudrcd
and stxt, sollsrs, tne es.rehsse money a-
g. g. :. q aud 4 n lot 10 Ilosk IS rard.s add
ton 10 Ii. city u Eyokak Lee curty Io-a ard a.o
pr.yux tor TIE entos ceuent Il seadefs upon raid
p-,psrfy tff the anapa.t above EaGsd AID LI
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Sfk t0<xsksIset Drl4S's mauuiSckory MIMI
of the institutions Of New York. 1t Is said that
Drake painted all the rocks ia the Eastern States
with his cabalibtic "S. T.--ls60.-X.," and then
got c. "a klAtUy IskiAh tors y PsAs y ~ stpre
venting sdfSnkuring {he fee 81 nature, which
gives him monopoly. We do not know how this
is, but We do know the Plantstion Bitters SELL ~
other article ever did. They arc used BY al
classes Of the community, and are death on Dys-
pepsia-csrtain.y They very invigoratine
wbsn AnEuid and wssk, ana great apRstts~s
Saratsga Spring Water. sold BY all
Druggists.
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