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HaasselGuus Glius 4 Guns ! Ia
ME no% have or hand a superior lot Of
w douBisHAsl single barrel Gnns, also
Betolvefs, Pistols, Cartridges, .lgads &c.,
which we sAeriat feducedsfSfic Wv
he = 81 Reifsnidef Z Co,,sa
octl7 tdi ,ird Near DEPOT.
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IauAuCTlONEER.

THE public Is hereby informed that The
SUBSCRIBER continues to act as Auctioneer.- q
All perons wishing 10 engage his services
As such will please apply 10 JAeKsos MA.
tn As, at the subscribers old Stand al the
'iRaliIqad IN Weslminster, or 10 myself. now
residing at FrizeIlsbarg. ssW~i II ~ ~
4 oetlI.Gm. WILLIAM BROWN.
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SHEEP ltAIsISs IN YIRGISIA.--Dr
Amber, Of Fauquier county, Virginia,
has been1arnished with one thousand
sheep BY acitizen Of New York, to be
grazed % the Doctors farm for a term
OF years, land thcn restored to the own.
er, or the Ike humber accounted for.
The parties ia the meantime divide
equally betweentllemse yes the wool and
increase Of Che Aock. a 1,ff
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ions e. FszELt. .. MANxfsa
FRlZELL & MANNING,
WESTMINSTER. Mo.
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS.

MILL. buy and sell on Commission, all
w iesnas ~ y. s. Securities, God, Sil,
yer, Bonds, Be Bank Stock boaght and
sold % Commission. Collections made with
pfnula returns. Land Warrants Wanted.
Will pay Three per cent (5l foF Depokites,
to be drawn out op demand. as
march7-tf 1 f 81
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Boots and Shoes,
WESTERN M. R4lLa DAB.


'nN and after Monday. Noycinlcr 25,h,
NJ 1877, he trims gong Rasi vii leave
MON Bridge a, rs a. NJ and 300 A.
VI Wesiuius,er IT 3. li A. u aud 80
A. ". Arrive - Baltimore d, 8. 20 l. ~.
and ~ 80 =. NJ.
Leave baltimore Al $50 A !. ~ and s30
Il. ". Arrive "a Nest,uinsrr ~ lice A..
" and Coo y. NJ. AVID Union Bridge NJ T..
- 4. NJ. an,l $50 +. 81
Stnge connections ~ Glen Neffis Station
fir Hampstead ard Manchester on arriF,ll
u $50 A. n, train, and hor In,oiHown,
isRaytqwn aud EGRsil.,safg ga tlle arrival
u the saine traiu AZ t.inwoud station.
lickels sold through from Baltimore to
ErthHisburg. lisseaec eprcGillF cherked,
and 10 "bpnge 81 cars l'vaChenrs G,f
Enmittshntg AK iiiF ncke via W. " Il. K
T.. II. lRWIN.
does q Snp't W NJ u, Il.
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. ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Cleck and Watch Maker.

ID EsPECTFULLY IL. .y..rv,.ra
N forms the Public thai ,sry9.vss y
be has opeied shop for AaxA k2hA
-thearansattion OF business nj Mr. Trumbo's,
lower eud Of Westminster, in the room for
merry occupied by Or. Herring as an Office.
Being an old experienced Clock and Watch
Makur, NOT n repairer merely. he fatters
himself TINT he can give every satisiaction
10 his employers
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C., repaired
at short npticc, IN the beat manner, aud on
noat accommodating terms.
June i4!tf
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Painless Extracllen Of Teeth

DT. sharics Unilne.isa,
DEyTBTT.
III ANlNff gapplisd Aiass ~ vida An Ar
i 4 Iinraiss for Producing Iooai Anasfhs.
sfa, takes pleasure ~ ,nlangatas she elsiEisns
Of NrlamiBkirr and the community 81 large,
that be y rt,1aRad 10 mo tbis ,fslesA ~
ifpwauenf h fhe Extraction ~ 'fessh. The
sdrtaiagc p9sse&ed ID lila AppaFssa ~ over
NIL osaer.a a That Il yagsels Only ths part
s''eFgfslt IN. rs ssa aA hlBv y sH q
Tic ias also the most improved Hyln IL
Apretatas anapsfscaf;ps pi6e Gas OF
leiirsa ell ppgAohg dsilihe ID him eau ohoote
llle methoathes prefer
All operations 10 Si,ggical nod Mscheni
t1.l Dentistry performed IL tho most approy.
ed style and ai1noAeraie rasea. its -
0gfos, aStefa3ap M. fiathlJs BfsIieaes,
near fdrst6-s 4 Rsfhaaies Bank, 81,
- WsrmNfra, Mn,
where may be fond ~ an shoea, when NOT
professionally cneA ga,f q shefolLtwine places
UieaA Bridge. list "Wednesday Of every
&tnonth, --remaii6esu Until Saturday. III
Netc HIadsor.r-2ad Mednesday of every
month, rsplaiiiDg until Saturday.
bhtoAfoinH- = Ord Wednesday every nsonth,
reminding until FRIDAY. evening.
1dheyfoch-ABd Friday eyAy month, a. re-
nihining until she Wednesday following.
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home, Farm and Garaen..

1t is,saidthat frozen potatoes make
more starch chan fresh ones; they also 2
make nice cake, 4 il4,l 81 s' g
An agricultural paper, telling how to-
fatten geese, says thar ;'not less than
two must be shutup together
A Am mulch 81 coal ashes placed atound
curtah bushes y Is said 10 Be al eifectual.
remedys for the curraut worm or cater
pillar. PRS !"
We see Il stated that 4 Vermont far.
mers recently selected from load Of
his potatbes twenty six which filed q
bushel basket ,aie fasii,.s 81
C,t,tEsap Tools. An, ak costing two
dollsrs with which 4 laboriue man cam
cut atty cords Of wood per month, il a.
cheaper tool thansan ax costing bnt one
dollar aud. with which he can cut only
forty cords. The same holds true Of
mostothess cheap tools.
s,co,,.hnonasnt r. ,bo ~. ~. 5,
Gsa.,,,,,, 7 sb;nLs sao,,n,, l,.,, =, ~,
!. M rsSsoa !, an. g -. ,,. !. Mn, 4
:. ,,.a,ss, s,,, ,s.s - '.Nss -. - 3
lunss Nc He feeds horses now byput.ing
the hay on the hoor-hasing Il protect
ed by breastworks. y.
carr W4ruour Eaos -Tiar ana
ciep. boilng vaset over q s, !, hr..a =
soften Il: p,asl, & itbrou,,b ! ,,nllondor,
and uadas ni6eb wheat sonr Or bro.d
and as mach a,ioi,,s milf !. all, m.to !, !.
,h;oL L...u
full Of soda, two OF cream Of tartar -
Bake immediately. a Y f
An.,+;o,lt,tai. o.,,,,, I. No,, Val.
recently spcut several DAYS IN arguing
how fax new Every one Ind = the.
DRY, and labored earnestly 70 show that
he alone was siaht. P;Sslt ~, VA
of settlement ona Of than s,sno.,od
the exned;eot NJ e,ia+..,., !! !, q ~
seed. Y ftwas dom, and lo.-all were
wronk.h j a. ] "A = =
Tp,vv.S,,a,sm,g,,., 49, ,s,.sa ~
Tho Eas,B NJ 9. =
ting hack win ln;e, a. en-.
the iptor;,,r,oF a. . ev.roroan IA, !.
more nsirfsc,fy Ill.,. r,,,,,, IN, ! -
ing smooth, surface lite , vail wh;eh
makes n Jutfaco ~ :, ov,.s,...,.. ,....
and tends TO-. exclude light from the
interior" '' Fl
corresno.do,,, ,e,ho p,
lean rocSm,nPp,1nand. H. ea,,o.'. 49, ~ 80
l;co =, ,.,do. III. -, ~
GOOD .;,.a r.,.,, ,., iii Yi
Soo ~ d pOu"' '"e"
hale 49,, e'Y,S ""e
il cool Az AMY 20 ,.a.l !, -.
o.,,o. 49, rt'' = = ", ', - 'o"''
caves ,n'a.e' aug 'l colts anu o'her crea-
lures mat have lice.
SHEEP IN THE ORcuARp--Tbo
pr,;r;o F..r,,.,,a. 80. Co,
80. -. ~ 's'P' quo VI our
'' P '''". ~. orcnardih's tells usthat
IN one Of has orchards where sheep ran
lu.:.,s. Al. -. -. d,
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Rural 1nfcL,na%s sv-,.,,-;a....,.

Rural DufehinaiTs experience on ar.
irving home afteraVisit 10 the city:
"Von night ven ! comes home lind
mine door Whist ashleep md mine wife
she vas vide openaand all mine neigh
bors bunkins vas in mine hog patch. |
goes out und takes hog and breaks it
over every rails back - ter field, and
dey run through tyfA sbust ~ do der
very fences vas afteradema $50
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Gifts for Christmas and
e lev Years.

tffN ~NNt~sNt NJ " NNTtNAftH ~ the
fuft la ~ agfairF rtsss riYillg aFess f,airon a
1aF uald % SOLID Sshef Watch To- $40. ulih
sssa - ard 70 ykiatl
g v sIsHr Bt8. Co. isi Hfbaavsv Wv
foFk, Wfb g. lmmrdisiely disposs u nc AloFe
uagHiS@isa ssstk fisvfineksAs. nssin6 ~
Rtkeles, are flggsd IN sfsisd .Hsslspns. ana
e.fll paikrg,. Hnldefs arr entitled b. thg aria
els Hamsd b. ihcif ecfTihcste, ab9h paymrnt
y Tea ilniats, whrlileF Il b. wisseh sasts
lsVsB ~ pHq Eostli irss. ThasStafH ~ aty II
nut ffitit cntgties Yan o. he Arlieirr named
ihsftsh, spen paymsut. iffkstertire ~ H.
N9sih, apa A. 40 article sslassi iess IisA $40 IL
HSipsg 90 anY certificate, it siI Al once be seen
usi Ms ss ~ lottery, but straight forward
ksslhtsts uAsaaftlua, which mar be l,aFtirtpa.
wv tn even y .hr most fsstidious,
siEglr certificate Ntii D. sa,,t b. mail. rest
paid, uryp ffpsspi 81 ~ cent?, srs isr 81, .lrv.
ca Tor ~, Mifls thres as9 eiNgani pfcnasasn
FL Z 3, sisiy.sis and fnure Valuable preyninm
IN w oHe hahdrsd and musi superb wssseh
igt ~, 10 agents or glBose Miphiag employ
mint, this isa rare spret taIity. Ills ltgitl.
msisly c0adnelod basiusH. daily aRthosirisl bs
ihf NqVegnmeet aud apsn % the most careful
tefpply. Watches sent by Exprcss, ultl Sill
fof egiieesscn IN delivery, u that 81 dssatis.
isetiop eaRPesslbly eetar.Y Tfg as. Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER a co. ImpoFters,
bovIs ~ ~ EfaAdray, Nu2 York
u Z a "
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S szSrAlx large and lyarsed s,bek aias lj6ks
bought for Che caah. For sais ct shsri
profit, call before purchasing. ~ q
JOHN L. lisGlF'sSlDERa
A. " Westminster, scp26
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done with proptness and on moderate ler,ns
They are also sols Agents. for the safe n
MccORMlCK'S Improved Self Raking
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REAPER AND MOWER.

7
Tor Carroll county, and in that part az Fred
erick county North of Frederick CITY, as,d
! also M that part Of baltimore county North
Of Texas. With this Machine the Farmer
saves money, time aud labor, and Is, without
controversy superior 90 any other now IN
the market, and fully warranted to reap and
rake heavy, light, tangled or lodged Grain,
whore hand rakes or dropptrs win hil We
oner il on trial with any other, the purchaser
20 keep and pay for the ono preferred. Also
are Agents for
Geisc's Patent .SslERegaltlag Gyaia
Scparptor, (2eancr asid. Baggcr.
Alta time like the present, when labor Is
very scarce, 1t is important that Farmers.
who are interested, should give attention 20
this Improvement, which will considerably
reduce the expense Of 1htSshing Grain in
thu common way. This Is now considered
the best Separator before the public. II Il
particularly adapted 10 Farmers for their
own use, and win apply 10 Lever or Railway
poW1r, and @iiI ahresil aud Clean from 100
TO Loo Bushels per day. using four to six
horses aud as many hands. Also, Cor salo
MoSTGoAEty's MISUNDERSTANDING RouKA.
WAY WHEAT FAN" ai~N
decT-Iy II.
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\. H. FRlTetFt. ". H. TH0NAf.
FRIToHEY & co.,
STOCK AND Bill
II RIO IA Frs,

VIZ IS r MN $ TER nm
WILL pny the highest rash prices fI,r
w Goveyhmcih Bonds, Stock. Gpld.
Silver, unsurrous MONEY, Notes, Bills. Re-
Negotiate i.nans, advance money ON good
Collaierals, Loan money 4, small discouuts,
and transact nli business thmi pertains 10 q
well eopdnctea Brokerage Business.
R-F' OFFICE next door to J, Henry
Hoppe, ksgr.
iey2tf
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Order of Publication.
ROBERT C. CARTER


MARY FERGUSoN, REBECcA McCREA, JOSEPH
MccREA. CHARLOTTE HALTON, BENJAMIN
IiALTON, DAVID NJ JAMESON, ANN ELIZA
JAMESON. DANIEL JAMESON, CHARLES JAMI
son, FRANCES JAMESON, ELLA JAMESON and
other llsirs-atl law Of George Janison, deceased.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county In CHANGER,
The object of this suit is TO procure "A Decree for the
sale of the Real Estate of George Jamsoti, deceased
for the payment Of his debts
The Bill states that the said George Janison died IN
the year 1866 ntcstar seized Of small ,t AMI House
ncar Poplar Hill. IN Cecil county of less value than
slaOO; that tn" personal estate of said deceased is in
sufficient for the payment of Ills debts; that the com
lailant hath been appointed 10y the Orphans Court OF
Cecil county his Administrator; that Mary Ferguson
widow Of Montgomery Ferguson Rebrcca McCrca, wife
OF Joseph McCrcs Jane Jaln-on, john q. Jamis"m,
Charlotte lalton. wife Of benjamin IIalton sarah
HI. wife of Joseph Hill David VI. Jamison and Martha
2. spratt. wife OF William II. Spvalt his children Snra,
Ann JaIi,on Mary Rcbrcca .IamiSon SOPHIA. Janli,nn
scat lan-on Hannah Emily Jamson, Ann Eliza jam
ts"n. Daniel Jamison, Charles Iamison. France. .an.
son. and Ella Jsnll'on his grand children. and his
ieirs-at-law; that tho six la.tnincd Defendants are
infants and the rest all Of full that thsc Defend.
hts h:nc, IN the tltliug of this Order oireslcnts
u this state. and the rest Of the Defendants all residents
of Cecil county. The Bill states the claim of the Com
plant to be 81 1925. due for Snlry matters prone V
rlaigrable in account and prays for sale Of said
Rcnl Estate to sa.iy the same also general relief
1t i. thereml1n ordered. this 18th day of June ISGs
that til" Coniia'n'nt W causing copy of this order
I" be- inserted III some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once week FIR one month before the twenty
day of July mkt, give notice the said absent Defend
ants al the Object and substance Of this Bill and warn
them tuappeHr in this Court in person by solicitor
On or before the twcnty-suconl day of October ne
to answer the promises, and show cause if any they
have why Il Decree ought not to pass prayed.
K. LAMAR. Register.
True copy; test, Il. j. LAMAR,
June ~. 1SlS-lm Kpri,trr
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LasSitudc.

feeling Of lassulc il generally experienced
throughout the summer solstice. Weakly consti-
tuted persons those of scdcntary habits invariably
complain of this annoyance. The scorching heat of
midsummer rela1es the system and reduces the
vital energies. If the patient is of u nervous tenn
permanent this debility units him for evon the
ordinary routine of everyday life. When this state
of exhaustion comes HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS will prove safe and ncverftiling
means of Strengthening and restoring the physical
organization. This healtli-sivns tonic purifcs and
infuses renewed vitality into the blood tones the
stomach and digestive organs, and acts like charm
on the nervous system. 1t ctfecually removes all
tendency to languor or depression of spirits To the
weaker it is Invaluable AS it s"othes and braces
up, while its powerful effects of the most bcneii-
cial character. The inlrmites of age alleviated
by its nsc 1t revvcs the strength, increases the
appetite and gives vgor and elasticity to the cons
tuition.
When mothers are nursing II S I EFT Err s
STOMACH BIrTEES should especially be taken in
regular doses as in this country, most always, the
nourishment is inadequate to the wants Of the
child. In such this inestinalle tonic is won
derfully efiicacious. Its strengthening virtues
at apparent. 1t is free from all properties cal
cula.cd to impair the system and its operations are
ut mild and soothing.
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THE DEW DROPS

Which the Creators infinite power supplies every
night prepares the earth for the bursting forth OF
the sun the rain which pcnctrates the earth clears
away distractions, and the snow acts AZ u Tonic
producing immediate circulstions, and bids the
dead earth leap into life. In like manner does
the Great Household Remedy-AIi.mLsns Hem BIT
TERs-demonstratc its wonderful powers. 1t pre-
parcs the human system for the change about to he
wrought in its condition; its virtues ~ n Tonic pro-
duce the most desirable and immediate results in
purifying the blood and equalizing its circulation
throughout the whole body and it clears away every
obstruction to vigorous health, absolutely driving
out disease, matter how trivial where is locatc,
what is its character. 1t has been established as
II tnct beyond doubt or cAvil that there /. not an
organ of the human body it will not Affect or 4.
disease it will not cure. if taken in time and accord
ing to the directions accompanying each bottle
Sold by all druggists AMI dealers DE. s. h. HART
NAN Co, Proprietor1, Lancaster, Pa.
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THE GAINESVILLE (O.) Gsrmania the only Ger
man paper published there which has hitherto
been Democratic, repudiates the candidates
nominated at New York, and shows decided
leaning toward Grant and Colfax. The Peoria
DemoErat, the principal organ of the German
Democrats of Illinois, does not like the nonina
ton OF Seymour and Blair.
The city Of Philadelphia was out of gas on
last Friday night, 18th inst. The cause was :,
strike for higher wages by the hands employed
at tho gas works On Saturday morning the
Trustees of the gas works acccded to tho de.
mands Of the men. The city papers complain
bitterly of the management of the Gas Trust
Capt Francis Key Murray, of the United
States Navy. died OH the llth instant in the
forty-eight year Of his age. lie resided in How
ard county, Md, and at the time of his ,lccease
was OH the reserved list, waiting orders.
Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, in his inaugural
address, says that experience has proved the
wisdom and justice of comforting suffrage on the
freedmen.
The great strike among the coal miners in
Schnylkill and ajoining counties still continues,
and is becoming general throughout the entire
coal region. The work men demand " eight
hours day and no reduction in wages"
The Hon. James Hughes, of Indiana, one
of the most eloquent of the Democratic orators
now practicing law i'll Washington, will return
to his State as soon as Congress adourns and
take the stump for Grant and Colf,x.
The Upton Times, the most influential
Democratic paper in the With Indiana Dis
trict, throws overheard Seymour and Blair
-"Front seats reserved for freedmen" was
conspicuouSy displayed in handful calling
Democratic meeting at Jackson. Mississippi.
The Huntingdon pa Globe (War Demo-
craft hUsts the names of Grant and Cotux and
the whole Republican ticket.
1t is thought that Grant would have been
more popular among the Democrats if his initials
had been " G. S. e." instead of" U S. g."
No GRocER's stock is complete without
MOORE Il BROS Wilmington City Soap.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

Protected Solution of the Protoxdc of Iron which
vt;zes and enrchcs the blood by supplying it with
its Life Ee,a,"t, Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in any form its energiziag
Effects are not foio~ed by corresponding reaction but
are permanent, intliring STRENGTH, vIaoR and NEW
LIFE into all parts Of the system, and building up
IRON CONSTITUTION.
WIN. C. STERLING. Esq., of PouS eopsic, N. Y,
says -" Since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel bet
ter, my strength is improved my bowels are regular,
my appetite iir.t-rate
Thcre is an old Physician in this city Colder than
ann who has been in the Drug business for 40
years, who has used the Syrup for three months,
and gives his decided opinion that is the best
Alternative Tonic Medicine he ever knew"
For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and FEMALE WEAKNESSES,
the Peruvian Syrup is specific. A 81 page pam
phlet sent free. The genuine has peruvian SYRUP"
blown in the glass.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue of two writs of venditioni Exponas at
the suits OF Geo. W. Miller and Eli Edwin Ewing
and writ of Ficri Facias, at the suit Of Azara
Rittenhouse all issued by Isaac II. Taylor, one OF
the Justices of the Peace Of the State of Maryland
IN and for Cecil county to me directed will expose
to Public Sale, at Rising Sun, on
Saturday, the 18th day of august, 1868,
for Cash. n certain LOT OF GROUND. viii, the fol
lowing improvements: One good brick INIS1a
DWELLING HOUSE one STONE DWELL EG:::H
ING. one SHOP, and Frame Stable, situated NH
at Vinegar Hill, Mount pleasantly in the 9Th .@kR
Election District of Cecil county late the
property of Jacob d. Kcnnard; seized and taken il
execution, at the suits of the said Geo W. Miller ant
Eli Edwin Ewing
Sale to commence at o'clock Pm.
JOHN G. HINDMAN,
July 1S, lSGS-ta Constable.
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Notices.
NOTICE

j. thereby given to the creditors, cndorsers and
snr"tics of JAMES WEIGH that he hath made ap-
picaion for the benefit of the nsolvent Laws OF tile
State of Maryland, and that the First Hednspfay
Dfer ne Third Momiap Of Stptentc, merit being the
thid day OF the next september Term If the Circuit
Court for Cecil county, hath been set apart and fixed
upon for the final hearing of his in said Court
at which time and place, his creditors, endorsers
and suretes may attend and show cause if any they
have, why final discharge shall not he granted said
debtor. DAVID SCOTT, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
June lSsS-.u
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in West Nottingham, very seriously cut his
leg above the knee while whetting scythc.
few days ago. DIR. J.. r. Kirk, attended
his case and he is recovering, but will be
laid up for few weeks.
: The Union NJ. j.. Church Houses will
have grand celebration and festival in Dor
mans woods, West Nottingham township,
meeting.
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TOBACCO .ANTID0TF

nMhNNrEo ~ F'"Dr' III. DESIRE jar Irtocco. This
Si'a remedy Is IN excellent appetizer II purit.r.
.i'c nsnoi, ihVlg'Itcs Il" system, possesses great
h"nfiShinS and strengthening power, enables the
stomach to digest the hcntic>t food. makes slecp
reiie,S ana Establishes robust health. .Soiok,rs
post Tree \ treatise on the injurious effects of
Tobacco with lists of references, testimonials &c
SENT PRE-. Agents wanted. Address DE II n
ABBDII. INrsiN ,tN NnAv Iur-.,. - =. ~.