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EVERYBODY READ THIs.-We are proud
to be the original and sole manufactures of
the celebrated WILMINGTON CRY SOAP
We have the evidence that there never was
a soap offered to the community that gives
such entire satisfaction. There is scarcely
a grocer in this city, or country store keep
er in this State, or the Eastern Shore of
Maryland that does not sell it, also in the
adjacent parts of Pennsylvania. In the
use of this popular soap you will be as
greaely benefited as we. Please use ac-
cortlinG to directions on each pound and its
value will be more highly appreciated
Warrented pure and full weight MOORE
& BRO, Wilmington, Del.
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sign holding Thanksgiving Festival,
Thursday 2Gth inst. Dinner from to )
o'clock +. NJ. Supper from and after 6
o'clock p. NJ. Oysters, ice cream, &c, will
be provided. Any person desiring to make
donations of cash or material will send to
Miss c. S. Mccullough, Secretary.
A Singing School under the direction of
Prof. B. F. Sparlin, of Baltimore, is held
on Tuesday of eadh week, at the Town
Hall, in Port Deposit.
The Columbia and Port Deposit Rail
road Company are laying about 1000 feet
of iron per day, and will complete the
track to Octoraro in about ten days, if they
keep the contractors supplied with iron.
A son of Jacob Buchenhart, aged about
eight years, fell from cart load of oats,
on Tuesday morning, 10th inst and had
his scalp cut from the forehead to the back
of his head. The cut was about nine
inches in length. DR.. lamar attended and
dressed the wound. Will the boys take
warning and cease from riding on wagons?
One week ago last Sabbath, Rev. Mr..
Matlack announced that there was need Of
100000 to meet a payment on the Pars'.l-
age within three days. A subscription and
collection were taken, which, on Monday,
were found to foot up $211.0G
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ST. LOUIS 3 IRON MOUNTAIN

ID AILROAD COMPANY'S Seven per cent
IL first Mortgage Bonds. February and August Cou-
pons The earnings Of the completed road to Pilot Knob
more than the interest the entire mortgage
every day. OrcrS 0O0000 have been spent on the pro-
pcrty, and not 100000 of bonds issued thus far
The constantly increasing traffic Of carrying ORE with
the prospect of controlling all the travel from ST. Louis
To III" Southern States ensures enormous revenue
Tile Directors $40 of the stock investment and
Interested to enrich the property well ccono
mise its expenses.
TllOS. ALLEN, President, St. Louis Mo.
We, the undersigned, cordially recommend these seven
per cent. mortgage bonds of the st. Luuis and Iron
Mountain Railroad us good security, The revenue Of
the road will be large, and the administration Of the
affairs Of the Company is in capable and experienced
hands and is entitled the greatest confidence of the
JAMES S. THOMAS, Mayer OF st. Louis.
JOHN J. ROE, Pres't st. Louis Chamber of Commerce
+. W. FOX, Prest St Louis Board of Trade.
BARTON BATES, Prest North Missouri Railroad.
j. II. BRITTON, Prest Nat. Bank of the State of No.
WM l.. EWING, Pres't of Mer. n. b. of st. Louis
GEO. II. REA, Prest Second Nat. Bank of ST. Louis
JAS b. EADS, Chief Eng. ST. Louis Ill. Brils Co.
GEO. ". TAYLOR, Prcs't Pacific Railroad (of MOI
WM TASSIG, Pres't Traders Bank, ST. Louis.
JOHN r. LIoNBERGEI,, Pres't 7. n. Bank, ST. Louis.
ADOLPHUS MEIER, Niceprest u. Pacific Railway.
ROBERT BARTH Pres German Savings Institution.
Coupons payable in the city of New York. A limited
number of the above named Bonds for sale at Eighty
five Parties living of the city remit by draft or
express and the bonds will be returned by express free
of charges We invite the attention Of capitalists and
Others To them i'll opinion, very desirable in
vestnent, destined to rank tirst-class security De-
scrirtive Pamphlets Maps and information can he had
ON application to TOWNSEND. WHELEN / co. No.
300 Walnut st. Philadelphia, Agents Of the Louis and
Iron Mountain II. r. Co.
Philadelphia references CAMBRIA IRON Co.; CAV
BACON Co; THos. A EIDnLE L Co.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL.-The public are be-

IMPORTANT TO ALL.-The public are be-
coming more and more thoroughly convin-
ced of the superior washing qualities of the
WILMINGTON CITY SOAP. The articles of
which it is composed are SO thoroughly
neutralized that you need have no fear of
rotting your clothing. The patent and
labor-saving soaps of the day are doing
more to rot and destroy clothes than all
the wear the clothes receive. If you will
use WILMINGTON CITY SOAP according to
directions on each pound, you will find it
to save as much time and labor as any soap
in the market, without any risk of injuring
the clothes. Pure and full weight
MOORE & BRO, Manufacturers, Sd and
Orange street, Wilmington Del
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PrOtracted Meetings services

Protracted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. services
will be held. twice each day of the week.
commencing Sabbath, Nov. 18th in the
Methodist Church, of Ell1ton. Clergymen
from abroad will be present and assist by
preaching, as follows: Monday, Rev. T..
L. Poulson, of North East: 7uesday, Rev.
C. F. Thomas, of Havrc dc Grace We'd
nesday, Rev. J. ID. Curtis, of Wilmington
Thursday and Friday, Rev. 7. l.. Crazy,
of Smyrna.
The members of the Mcnthodist Church
at Peryville are holding great revival
meeting that has been in progress for some
two weeks. We learn that many are be-
ing converted.
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Hoonand's German Tonic

is combination Of all he ingredients Of the E!hrrs
tciH SANTA Cruz R"", O,T"gc etc. u rs u"fd
for The diseases he BcTs, cases 'c'rc some
pure alcooiic stimulus required. Ioa ,cW brar i.
mind that these remedies entirc different from
any others GdrerSsd for tie 81 the diseases nGm"d
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal cr'racts
trhle the others dCCcci1ES Of ram IN some
form. Tile TONIC is dccid'.iy one Of The ncst i'ra
SAINT and agreeable remedies crer ot"red to he pnLc
It's taste is exquisite is pleasure 10 lake it, ~iie as
iegiring, celebrating, Gsd nco'c'ndl qualities hIcd
caused IL 10 be known as the greatest Of all toiics.
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Those of us who live away from the
city, cannot have that acquaintance with
Philadelphia business houses, which alone
will enable us to secure all possible advan-
tages in making purchases there. So that
on going to the city to make purchase, a
suit of clothes for instance, we are Devil
dered and waste our time and patience in
looking around and finally do not succeed
in finding exactly what we wanted. Much
of this difficulty could be avoided, our time
saved and our patience preserved, if we
would just take the trouple to glance
over the advertisement columns of this pa
per before going to town.
We receive advertisements only from
the most reliable houses. For instance in
the clothing line, the leading advertise
ment is that of Wanamaker & Brown, and
we need look no further but on going to
purchase our Fall and Winter wear, we
can 60 straight to Sixth and Market, with
the full assurance of being able to do there
the very best thing, in the way of buying
clothes.
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SEYMOUR.
Eight States

1t is clearly i'll evidence that New York
was carried for Seymour by a system of
fraud in the issuing of spurious and coun-
terfeit naturalization papers, beside which
all former exploits in that line sink into in
significance.
Georgia and Louisiana were carried for
the so-called by rebel violence and murder
which took possession of the polls, and
drove away the Republican voters, who
went peaceably and unarmed to exercise
the rights of freemen. With fair cleo
ton, Grant would have carried all three of
those States beyond doubt.
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Local Miscellany.-The Town Commits
sioners are putting up a new lamp post, on
Main, near the corner af that and East
Bridge Streets. AS new street is shortly
to be opened there, and that part of the
town is rapidly improving, it will be a
great convenience.
Some effort is at last being made, by our
Getty Fathers" to prevent the citizens of
Church Street from sinking helplessly into
the "miry clay" the coming winter
Stone have been hauled there, for the pur-
pose, we learn, of curbing sidewalk
whether it is to be of brick or gravel, we
know not, but most certain it is, the citi-
zens thereof will well appreciate any I'M
provement over the present muddy, slushy,
uneven, irregular sidewalk.
The Elkton Building Association holds
it's regular monthly meeting tonight.
Rev VIM. NJ belong of New York, will
preach in the Universalist Church at Ches-
apeake City, tomorrow Sunday morning
at 1O4 o'clock, and at y o'clock in the
evening.
Marrett & Brother, are extensively en-
gagged in the Brick and Tile business near
town and let the public know it by adAer-
Using their business extensively in Tile
Wing, the best advertising medium i'll East
ern Maryland.
Mr.. Charles Hall, residing near Row.
landsville, in this county, who disposed of
his farm short time since for 800 per acre,
advertises variety of farming utentials
and valuable stock at Public Sale on the
18th of November
We are pleased to state that Rev. L. c.
Matlack- who was confined to his room for
some time by an afflicted eye was able to
occupy his pulpit on Sunday last
The new dwelling of Jacob Rambo, on
Main street, is progressing rapidly. 1t
is fine large building, and when COM
pleted, will be one of the handsomest and
commodious on Main street.
Since the burning down of The Wing
Office, the fire engines of Elkton have
been put in working order, and now throw
water with vengeance. AS tits so seldom
that fires occur in town, wouldn't it be
well to get up a little one, just to see how
nicely the engines will work?
The Port Deposit NJ. E. Mite Society de-
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eYWe direct attention to the card of
Messrs. Jesse Tyson & Co., wherein they
offer to farmers their superior Leached
Ashes at reduced price. AS they warrant
them free from soda ash, IAN impurity in
juring the land, and the firm being per-
feetly reliable, you can buy with salty.
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Hocnlnd'S German Eitters

ix entirely y"rc3a;:;c. and contains 40
EcUGr. ss IS 1t r"aipG:in<i % E'inii s:y-
tr:,,t ':'i:c ssoot>, iae~i,", .s!a:s ts:!r.is
fr0i3s which :ftcss.. cNtra;is arc s,aaae
are gathcrcs! .1.5-rSS> :, Germany.
Nj! tiie r..cs!iEf Fti',:si Firtnrs
are cHIractcaka sis..1ts tiicE:i =,
sci Hti tic s1xs:-~ r!f';fta%:. sl:C-e
extracts are ;Acu forwarded so ..,j%
country to he used expressly FOR t..c
manufacture OF chose Ri;'cr=. : ;:cl-r ].
10 :i;..ai, OIic substance o. tilE :z.a used
in compromising ts'c Filters, hence i! il
the only SsittrvS that ca:s lie used fIl
eases " here alcoholic siisiGi;sM;s are
not adv isGb bic.
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THE ATLANTIC ALMANAC FOR 1869, Ed
TED BY DONALD G. MITcHELL.-The Al
manac for 1869 is even more valuable and
attractive than that for 1868, which won
great popularity as Miscellany Of Litera-
fure and Art. Its Literary Contents are
AL Original, having been prepared express
ly for it, and combine in a high degreee the
practical and the entertaining.
The Artistic portion is in harmony with
the Literary Contents, the four colored
plates and the twelve calendar pictures be-
ing Original designs, chiefly illustrative of
American scenes and customs. The As
Economical Department is unusually full
and important, comprising an account of
the Total Eclipse of the Sun which will
occur in August 1869, together with map
showing the portions of the United States
where the eclipse will be visible. This
eclipse will be of a more striking character
than any that has occurred since 1906.
Literary contents :-Fireside, the
Editor Round the World in Hack
Edward Everett Hale; A Morning in
Spring Realistically the Editor; The
Song-birds of North America,-By Thomas
M. Brewer; Brookside,-By the Editor !;
Summer Rain,-By George Cooper; Our
Common Garden Flowers,-By Charles
James Sprague; My Garden Acquain-
tance,-By James Russell Lowell Side by
Side, BY the Editor; What Pictures Shall
hang on my walls BY Harriet Beecher
Stowe; The Middle states,-By Josiah
Quincy Talk concerning The Human
Body and it's Management,-By Oliver
Wendell Holmes The Risks and Failures
of City Life,-By Rev. Joseph P. Thomp-
son The Nineteenth Century,-By G. P.
Cranch.
Illustrations The Almanac contains
Four Full page Illustrations, in colors, of
THE Seasons, and Fine Art Illustrations by
the most skilful artists such as barley,
Hoppin, Fem, Perkins, White, Hitchcock,
Eytinge, and Waud. A beautiful Colored
Cover adds to the attractiveness of the AL
manac.
It is sold at Fifty Cents by all booksellers
and newsdealers, or will be sent postpaid
by the Publishers, Ticknor & Fields, Bos-
ton.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned Examiners appointed by the County
Commissioners of Cecil county to view and determine
the proprcty of opening public road from point
on the Ekt"n and Warwick road, opposite the incrscc
tion of the Back Creek road with the said Ekon and
Warwick road, and running thence 10y and with old
road called ioung,s Cart Road" through lands of
Reuben Lake and Richard II. Bayar,l on the line
dividing said lands. and crossing the Dam of the Chcsa
peakc and Delaware Canal Company, Back Creek ter
inatinG the public road at Chesapeake City near the
Steam Pump, hereby give notice that they will
Chesapeake City, FridH the 18th dag Of December
next at 10 O'Clock AN, 10 proceed to the discharge of
the duty assigned them GEO W. BOULDEN,
ISAAC n. PYLE
LEWIS p. ELLISON,
nov II, 1SGS-5w Examiners
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

"ARRANTED to remove all desire for tobacco
w This great remedy is an excellent appetizer II
pa,S e o'3od visorates the system, possesses great
nourishing and Strengthening power enables the stomach
to digest the heartest food makes sleep refreshing and
establishes robust health Smokers and Cheipers for
Strty Tears Cured. Price, Fifty Cents, post paid A
treatise on the injurious effects of Tobacco with lists of
references testimonials &c. free. Agents wanted
Address DIR. T. d. ABBOTT Jersey CITY N I
Oct 81, lSGS-l2w
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Deafness, Blindness s. Catarrh.

J. ISAACS NJ D.. 0cuist and Aurist, Professor of the
Eye and Ear formerly of Lcyden. Holland located at
sos Arch street. Philadelphia where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE. EAR, or CATARRli VIII he
scientifically treated and cured if durable The Medical
faculty is invited he has secrets i'll his mode Of
treatment
Do.Articial eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Ian d lS6f--lY
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Maryland.

The following is the vote of the State for
President nearly complete. A few town.
ships in Frederick and Somerset counties
only are wanting. They will probably in
crease the Democratic majority to about
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DEBII,iTY.

7h.re is M madeleine rqnoi 70 FoqAdnis German
~ i"re,. 'ss l"d, ,,s f. Ms %a hsI:
~ enjoyment n u,c.sla.al fooa cadJis lie So
mach 10 digest il, p"ryy tie Noo2 gre good, so"nd,
h.ghag c0mii,Li"a eradicate he y,io,o hnge from The
tyc imnGrt biGon 10 The checks, and change he patient
fran sh"rtJrcoilcd, emucidi,d Ueak, ai.d nervous
inraiid 10 a }ai faced, S"G, Gnd rigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the ssiitcrs or
Sonic. En- fact, they are Family Wcdi-
cincs. They can be administered Wis IN
perfect safety TO :; ch:id three months
old, the most delicate female, or Il man
Of ninety.
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FOR. SALE.

The regular Monthly Meeting of the Elkton Building
Society will he held 81 TURD1T EVENING, the
lIth instant, at I o'clock. d. E. DODORE,
H. 1S6S-1w Secretary
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Buck Wheat Wanted,
EIktOn Building Society.

The Highest Market Prices paid for Buckwhcat, at
David SCOTS Mills in Fourth District. by
oct ~ 1865. MILLER r. BARTON.
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NEW 1DTERTISElIEN rs.
BOOK AGENTS

Are meeting with success in selling SIR 5. W.
BAKERS EXPLORATIONS and ADVENTURES among the NILE
TRlBUTARIEs OF AEYsSiNIA, to which is it,,
count of the Captivity and Release of English Subjects
and the Of the late Emperor Theodore. No book
with solid instruction. Agents. male and female rel it
rapidly. An admirable record of scientific exploration
geographical discovery, and personal advcnurc.-N. u
Tribune. 1t is issued i'll very attractive FORM and is
entertaining as IL Romance "-BOStOn Journal. Full
particulars sent application to y. d. CASE l. CO..
Publishers, Hartford. Conn.
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RED JACKET AXE.
coLBURN'S PATENT,

PATENTED july 9, 1867. REIssUED Aug. 13 1866
Extracts from Letters and Reports Of the working
qualities of the Axe:
]. Your Axe is hound to be THE AXE
H. 1t will cut % per cent. better.
III. My brother lost arm in the war Int with
yonr Axe h" can cut as well ~ any els. can.
w. If could not get another twenty-five (S25) dol
lars would not buy it.
v. II will cut h""-io"s better than any otlisr Axe
VI. would not lc without it for anything.
VI. The only objection is it goes too far into tie
wood.
VII. Men who chop for living universally approve
. fit, e.. &C. al iainitnni.
For sale y III; responsible" dealers in the United States
IIPPINCOTT e. FAREWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Manufacturers of the RED JACKET ANES SANS
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NOTICE TO THE
of the 9TH District.

The undersigned having been appointed to complete
the Collection of Taxes in the 9TH District in place of
Edward Gacken, deceased hereby gives notice that he is
ready receive the lie will be in PORT DEPOSIT
EVERY SATURDAY from till o'clock, and invites all
who have not paid to forward and settle without
delay. JOSEPH COLBERT.
ncf2i -i,y
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nov II, 1S6s-1m

n0n WELL SEASONED CHESTNUT RAILS
4OV) on Egg Hill. For forms. &C, inquire of
JAMES BURK,
Near the Union Meeting House.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
John Oakford and George l.. De Waclc trading Sc AZ
Oikford De Waele,
Caroline Mahoney, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county Tn Clancerv
ORDERED, This eleventh day of November 1865 that
the sales of the Real Estate of John H. Mahoney decd
ma lie and reported by William jones' Trustee be rtj
fed and confirmed, unless to the contrary thereof
be shorn before the 10th day of January next:
provided copy of this order inserted I'm SONIC news
paper printed in Cecil county week for one month
before the 10th day of December next
The Report states the amount of sales to be S2la0
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk
True cory; test, DAVID SCOTT
nov H. 1S6S-1m Cylerk
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"ANTE0-AN AGENT in each town. to
w take the Agency for the sale of Bradstreet's
Rubber Moulding and Weather Strips APP
p!lct to the sides, uiton top and centre of doors and
windows. The sale is beyond any thing cvercd agents
From Ten to Twenty-Five dollars per day be made
send for agents circular First who apply bar
gain: J: +: DRApSTREET CO. BOSTON. Mnss.
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DIED.,
McCOLLUM-On the Sth inst, at Plum
Point nnar Ell1tnn Film hnth McCnllum

McCOLLUM-On the sth inst, at Plum
Point, near Elkton, Elizabeth McColllm,
in the SSth year of her age.
DAVIS.-Near Cherry Hill, on Sunday,
October Goth, after a long and painful
illness, which she bore with Christian
fortitude, Fannie Leslie, daughter of
James and Margaret Davis, in the 10th
year of her age.
COOPER-On the 2sth inst, at the resi-
dencc of her son VIM. c. Cooper, near
Charlestown, Jane Cooper, widow of the
late Capt Cooper, i'll her S0th year.
MANLY.-On Wednesday, the 21st ult.,
CHARLES SUMMERFIELD, infant son of
Nicholas p. and Louisa j. Manly, aged 1
year and three months.
SO common are the announcements i'll
Deaths column" they scarcely elicit a
passing glance from the calculating world
indeed we know not what sweeping har-
vests the ruthless Tyrant CLEANS from the
quiet homes of men, till he
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FROM HON. GEO w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHlLApELru1A, March IL, 1861
Ifnd "UooRanFS German BlterS" is not an ,top-
icc'ng Gcrsrage, b good tonic, useful in disorers
q Ne Igeatrc organs, and Of great benefit in eases q
ceCiiiiy and rant Of nervous action, in the system
loafS truly
Go ". WOODWARD.
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GOODSFEED'S GoHPE ! = E + y
lines written with pen of ink. No blotting One
dozen assorted samples sent for % cents. Agents make
SO day. Address GO0DSPEED CO., 81 Park Row
New York ''
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The vote in the State for members of
Congress, by counties and districts, is as
follows:
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TTNHE GREAT NEW YORK AGRICUL-
i TURAL. HORTICULTURAL. & FAM.

i TURAL, HORTICULTURAL & FAM.
lily NEWSPAPER.-Thc RURAL AMER.
lCAS. published in the city of New York, is the
LAHG EST and MOST ELEG Ant paper of its class in the
United States Price 81 year; 10 copies Sl25O; ~
copies SO or only ONE DOLLAR year. Every subscriber
i'll clubs of ten at Il 80 will receive free package of
EARLY ROSE POTATOES, selling at $40 per Dbl. POST
PAID worth Sl25. The RURAL AMERICAN is everywhere
PRACTICAL farmers and fruit-growcrs' paper in this
country Its citur-in-chirf is old farmer and fruit
grower of FORTY YEARS experience. The publication
of this paper removed in June last from Utica N "
to New YORK CITY: and the Editorial and Business
Office to NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j. (near New York, where
its proprietor farm within the city limits of IT,
rcrcs, worth $4,000; and also has large
to ensure pernanency to his publications. Club Agents
wanted everywhere who paid a very liberal COM
pensation. Samples of paper blank subscription lists
&c, free. Address I. d. MINER, New Brunswick, New
Inrs.
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CAUTION.

HocfandS German R,msdirs counierfeited The
grnaine hare tie signature Of G. Nj. Jackson
Gt front IF the outside wrapper Of each bottle, and the
name Of The article Jioun each Jote. ILL others
cGAr.e,1ci.
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Blood Purifiers

er'r kno'on and 'yW all diseases resulting from
TAD bin"d Keep yotrE7-- Liood pure kr'p yo9r
Li"er in oy,icr; keep "a your digss'ire organs
IN S0nnd healthy e. ssacOndtiOn, by Tie use
Of these remedies rlaaleEzrkaaad no disease ,ciH
ever assaH y"n. The best Tie country recommend
them u years Of honest reputation 90 for anything
you aust try these preparations.
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INFTRITT OF IKE GECUU
Constipation, Flatu!encn Inward r:les,
fu'lness of Blood to the ii9:.d, icidiey
OF tne stomach, Nausea. Re r.
burn, Dis rust for Eoo!. F;lness
OF WEIGHT III the Stomach,
Sour F;ructatIons, Sink
ing or Fluttering at the
Fit Of the Stomach, Swim
ming OF t He'd, HTJr'ed OF
Difficult Brewing, Fiuttering
s"&eeatirr1 = ems tions
when in q I.y-S Post urc
Din.ness Of >>aacccS Vision, Dots
OR Webs before the Sirh;. Il1l
Pain in the Head, y. ficicruy
OF Perspiraticn. Yeliowness
of the Skim AID Eyes,
Pain in Ike Side.
Back, Cllrst, Limbs. etc,
Sudden ! III he's Of JEa t, Burn
lag in the Flesh, CCM$c Mt IIaaa-:nira3
OF xvii and Great DeorussIon OF 6. irit5.
III MTSr ia iirG!, h:s,Sr IF NE ERR ~ u yS.,ce
O.yn"S, c'a;Ji"ti lo..h impure blond.