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Wendell Philips says of the republican
party, that, from the commencement OF
the war TO the present time, lit has had
but one purpose-to SAFE the aotiol1
4 Grant pole of solid oak, one hundred
AMI twenty-five feet III height, and two
feet three inches In diameteratt the ground
was raised at Blairsville, Ind. last week.
Our democratic friends have taken
sudden interest in the development of
the water power OF New England. They
want the whole state of Vermont, dam
maged-Hrtord Post.
The new Vermont Senate is unani-
mously republican The House-2l9 re-
publicans, Is democrats. last year the
repuhlicans had 205, and the democrats
30
g. It has transpired that the Pennsylvan-
ia Democratic State Committee have
entered into an arrangement to coloniZe
from Maryland large number or voters,
in the expectation Of carrying certain
doubtful Congressional districts and the
state at the October election.
The New York World daprecates per-
soaA waretare against Seymoarand Blair
and yet hardly a day passes that it does
not .assan Gen. Grant as "a butcher, and
"a cotton thief. - sssh
Speaking of a recent speech by Robert
Toombs, the Augusta fGa. National
Republican says: We repeat that
Toombs expressed great Indignation that
Governor Bullock had not been killed
which fact is so notorious that no dem
ecrat in. this city will have the hardihood
to deny it. !"
The World wants $4,000 black Votes
for the 'Whites Mans Party in the
south. There ,oos niger once, as we
hsve heard, who sat on limb and sawed
it off between himself and the tree, but
It is hardly possible there are 375. 0oO
such. so
1Oh Monday eighty-fr workmen, al
republicans but two, and among them
four one-legged and three-one- armed
soldiers, we're discharged from the Ports
mouth navy yard by the new democratic
incumbents there.
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THE TRIBUNE.

u ~
--Croquet is such a popolar game,
that those not already acquainted with it
will thank us for copying the following
explanation:
Out on the lawn, in the evening gray
went W llie and Kate, said. Which w.iy 4
And they both replied, ''Croquet croquet r.
The evening was bright with moon of Nav -
Ana the lawn was light though lit by day
FROM the window looked to -Croquet.
VI mallets and balls the usual display
The ho Es all stood in arch array
And said to myself Soon we IL see croquet,
But the mailets and balls all uniieedsd lay,
ANA the maid and YOUTH side by side sat they,
AND thought to myself Is that croqaet 2!
saw the scSmp-it was light as day - u
Put his arm round her waist in loving way,
And he seized her hand Was that croquet
Mh'ie the red river rolled forgotten away,
He whspc;ed all that /, lover could say.
a nd he kissed her iip-.oi.sd queer croquet!
Silent they sat, meath the moon of May,
but know by her bushes 5 sa;d not nay.
And thought in my heart, Now that's croquet
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nqn n Y AGENTS WANTED

n solicit orders for DR. WILLIAM SNITH's DICT1O-
NIJRY OF THE BIBLE. TIE ONLY AfIaN PCB-
IIsFEr, N AMERICA, CONDENSED BY Dr., SMITH 5 oWN
over l25 stool and wood engraving.
AGENTS and subscribers that you get the genuine
edition by Or. Smith.
The Springfield RepblicaR says, this edition pub
lisbed by Messrs. Burr Co., is the genuine thing.
The C5ngrsgatis'aaiist says, whoever wishes to get
in the cheapest form, the best Dictionary ofthe Bible
should buy tbs.
WE ALSO WANT AGENTS for ELLI0T'S work,
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&C.
They are new and original works by these authors,
aed their subjects approved by cergymen OF all
denominations Agents are meeting WITH unparael-
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book and offer extra Inducements t. tanyassers
gents will see the advantage of dealing directly with
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ror = sgas. o. Sixty.a.ad $500

ono u .he following articles: 10 yards Sheetn Harris
Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern. Pair Ionyconb QGilis
Cylinlcr Watch, Double Barrel Rife Pistol. Fancy
Cashmere Dress Pattern, Tnibet Shawl, Three Yards
Double width Waterproof Cloaking. Four Yards Wool
Fraeking Set of Lac Curtains. Ladies Double ID
ThawI Silver Plated Card Basket Splendid Engraved
Silver plated lee Pitcher. Engraved Silver Plated
Teapot lGD-picture Turkey Morocco Photograph
Ataum Lancaster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern, En-
aycd Silver Plated siX-potled Revolving Castor. Pair
Gents Calf Boots, Splendid BainOTal Skirt, Set Of
IVORY HaniIed Knives, with Silver Plated Forks,
Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock Pair oi All " Oul
Blankets Splendid Beaded and Lined Silk ParJtsol,
la hes Splendid Morocco Travelling Bag Pair OF Al
tlnIbra Quilts, Thirty YesGs Print a NIars,.iies
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The following are fevscectcd from the multitude
OF ACCOMMODATIONS i'll our possession:
TFrom W. P Heald, Esq, Bangor, Me- 1
3 Bangor Me-. April q, 1868
hereby certify that I have used tobacco for thirty
years past and the last fifteen years have used
two pounds per MONTH have made attempts to
leave off different tinles-i have left off one year
at time, but always continue to banker for 1t until
l used Orton's Pr, paraton, which has completely
cured OF the appetite ior tobacco. Iwouid recon-
mend all who affected with this terrible habit to
try the preparation, which viii certainly cure if the
directions are followed. W. p HEALB.
- TFronl L. w Adkins, Knoxville, genn.I
Knoxville. Tenn. Aug. 5, 1867.
This is to certify that have used tobacco 70 such
an extent that my health had become greatly impair
In june 1867, purchased one box OF ortons Pre-
paration and ;fser using II found that was COM
pleteIy cured. have had any haIlkerins desire
for tobacco since using the Preparations believe It
to be all it is recommended. and would advise all
who wish quit the OF tobacco 20 try one box OF
0rton's Preparation. t. w ADhtNe. b
From John Morrill, Bangor, Mel
Bangor, March 81, 1868.
This is to certify that have used tobacco for eigh-
teen year; Have tried many times 10 leave on, but
have suffered SO much from dizziness in my head
and gnawiugat my stomach that have soon given up
the trial. short time since friend Induced me to
tro Ortons Preparation (sod by you.l have done
CO. and completely cured. did not n the least
hankcs after tobacco either to smoke chew, after
1 began to use the Preparation
Price of Orton's Preparation Five Dollars per box,
forwarded to any part OF the country post pad On
Address c. B. COTTON Proprietor, Box L. is, Portland
REFERENCES.
We the undersigned, have had persona! dealings
with c. b. Cotton and have found him a reliable ana
fair dealing man. and believe his statements deserving
the confidence of the public: ~, -,.,,.o,,
| Portland Me-: Charles II. Morrill, BiddeIord We II.
H. BOYLE Atty Belfast Nc; honzo Barnara; bhsnl
NJ Boynton, East Acworth n H.; NJ Q4lm 5o 81
| townsville, N j. .ti IN
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ii ALL S
| sgst3bIa Si2iIIal Hair ReleHsr

Ere2.u afeaI. incregses the popss-
{0F'tD al f}sis toStsa5fe H0tr ffep-
.Tl'Gti0Gt, 9vi,!cis is due TO merit
CtfOVs. We Cs1se assure orr old
5DtSfFo2s9 that IL - kept fHflp mp fs
SIS hig!. SiIslysuyd. d7tsi 10 those
yC!s0 H9US 93eGes' 3g.ef IL sCe can
coAfisje5ltiy sag, that IL IS Ire only
3'etj0bJe 0i3G perfected prepare
ton 10 restore Sss:s2 OR FADED
SsAi3g To lis yCg.si.3ts c0iOy, max
5ap e. SGff5, tkS6sGt:S, and st!i.e7t
the scGtD, 0Y as 158e, becomes
:CI.;te ,ges; cteGtt il ?eisi0ges al
eIsepf;on, a3ad a,s132TaB, ard be
IT'S tonic })T0DeFties precessfs she
hair from f5g!Si0g Oatt. as Is atias-
tISGstSS sGs.I fsOsss'isheS the hair
GLANDS. Ep us stse the hair gross
thicker Gs,s! stronger. In badness
it restores the capiIidry glands
to their s3orntot Vi0ar, dssd as.igI
create u RetU OrOfptk: except Ep
ec0R0 atcaJ sEAsss DRESSING
0ppiic0tioHsS and giUes the hd(r
that sptendid DIossV appearance
SO nsuch otctsnircd 6y al. Il. II.
Hayes, u. D.. State -dssaBcr II
ITdSS,, says, "the constituents are
91mge us.d cdyefUyiy selected for
excellent qtffyfitu, ast0 j c0L-tdeF
it tie Essl~s E'EsE;EAEsAE'EGRS for
ass intended purposes. Re ps6-
LSH u treatise OI5 tie hair, iChich
age send free Og 5liGjS gsp05t uf;tSi-
cation, 2U5sjcA contains c0D3B.esi-
oGt0i'D notices from c!ePgn.'sefs,
physicians, the press, anal others.
We Httee a3.tstie tie study Of tbs
hair 0sttJ ats diseases ~ speciality
Jo3. Heazss 0i.ts EG,sotO that scc make
the most eLfectiCe preparation for
tie restoration and tie f,resetva-
tiOsS Of the hair, e.ctasat, and so
ucAnoavJee}get: 1y the best M. di-
c7aE sanst Chemical Authority.
Sold 6y all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
COOK, CoBURN & co.
Genl Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, Ill.
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.tc,c .4dreytjse,,,e1 ,ts.

~~S-~~>~~~>--~~~~->----
S0L0N ROBINSON. REV. BISHOP SCOTT PROF.
REV THEODORE l.. CUYLER, 0RANGEJUDD. aud
many others, Will tell you that the Doty Washing
Machine and Universal Wringing their cost ii,
clothing every besides saving half the time
anu labor OF .shing You may prove heir statements
true by sen!in, the retail prices Washer 81 I; Extra
HrInser, S9-ani we Viii forward to places where no
one is selling either 10th free of charge & after
tfla OF one month you not entirely Stcd
VIII refund the money the TetrIr rf the Machines
freight free. Large discounts The trade ever where
Manufactured ana sold in the Northwest by Dety
manufacturing o., GAINESVILLE" Wis.
r. c. BROW SING. General Agent
% Cortl;,ndt St, New York.
&10Dn A YEAR TO AGENTS to sell the Star
Pi@OCShuttie Sewing Machines. Full pnrti, u
lars free. Extra Inducements to A gents
Call on address W. q. WILSON & CO. Cleyellrl, d %
b''ston, Mass. or ST. Louis, No.
WANTED--AGENTs. Sc S5:a Il s5 70 Ell Ell
the GEN NJ IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMI-.
LIZ SEWING MACHINE. PRICE OILY sIs. Address
eIoO1lb \ : 2. P.ttsbursh. Pa, Or Bostrn Mass.
/ . GOOD lGUsrY AGGNTs-we will guaranty
so per WEEK and EXPENSES For particulars
address G. W. JACK SON & co. B;ilt Nd.
AGENTS WAITED. s stil the s@ ssnn 9s
OroiGe Hunting Cased Watches. best imitation gold
watches made. Price SIS. g eat Inducements to
agents Address oi0IDE WATCH Co. Boston Mass
w ANTED-SaleSne:i to travel fol- a Manuiactur-
" ing Company ana sell by sample. {; 'od wages
tre-guaranteed. Address. with stamp. H. II. HAM-
llfON 4 CO, No 4l3 Chestnut ST., Phiiaielpha Pal
A GENTS.-Rare chance to ma ko money Article.
~ light very profitable Bought by 50 persons
for circular, GREENE CO., Manufactures, i3 Chest
nut ST. PHILADELPHIA Pa +, sfi
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% cOnlparUg ,lUr r,-rn,-
ni's with those ofothers for clubs OF same cirr
ter
We viii send to Agent free OF
i'tI harse
I5r.a Cab Of 30 and Tire l1o7lars-l doz zoo:
linen Shirt Fronts. / set solid Gold Studs All No.i
oas'lii-ie iof Pants Fiie wilre Countc gpane l. re
sac. | elegant Calnoltl Skirt. 20 yards brown or
nelclie sheet ng good qliity, yard wide, elc.
banoral Skirt. 70 yards brown or hleccled Sheet
ing good quality. yard wide, elegant 60 Picture
H"'rocco-iouni Photo. Album. double lens Store,
cope and IL Foreign ews. silver plated engraved
bottle Castor, elegant X Fan with Tvrry or SAN
dial Wood Frame athered edge and sI,ne!cd Steel
Carving hnife ana Fork very beet qua ity. ivor, bal
ance!i handle h&,. headed aiii no, P;if..sol
~ ydS. good Print. l very tie nana>k Table Cover.
~: best quality Ladies Serge Congress boots dor
tine Linen Towels. doz. Rogers est Silver Desert
FORKS ! .+id &c large real H"rroccs travelling nar.
iail'F 9fSSs pa'terii = doZ ei.eaut Silver p,tcl
en;sr.,yet s"pk'n Rings. doz Lad Is fine oIerino
or Cotton Stockings. Gents heavy chased solid Gold
ring pr. Ladies high cut Balnof, Boots. / elc-
CANT he!ain Dress Pattern. l Violin and Bow in box
complete set Jerelry pin, ear drops and sleeve
buttons
fo,' CHI n 80 and DcllorS-1 black or colored
Alpaca bteSs Pattern. ! SET Lace Curtains. l pa
ali Woo !alikets. Engraved Silver plated hotte lie
yoiftllg M:tTto'. ieautifnl Writing Desk / solid
ioi Srarf I'm y ydg very fine Cashmere for fsnts
a'iG Vest, SET Ivory balanced haniied Knives with
slyrr u ted Forks. l pr gents Cali Boots 80 yls
good brown or ie,eled Sheetng yard wide ~ 10 yis
8 VI vide good qualify. ladies' elegant Morocco
wch Pori'u Dress Pattern. IA Us dou width cloth
toE lad - cloak Elegant engraved silver plated Tea
ing.
r'r' o Cub IF 100 a,1 IN Do1iGrs-l rich Mcrino or
ih bet Dress pattern. pair fine Dantsk Table Cloths
ana Napkins I" Match. pair gents French Cal! Boots
heavy, silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher. Very Zine
al Wool Cloth for ladies' Cloak l web very best
quality brown or hleachcd Sheetng. ~ yds. fine
Cashmere for suit elegant P"plin Dress pattern
ele"ant English Gcragc Dress pattern. beautiful
English Eer;aEe Shawl. Ivory hilandcd handle
Knives and Forks. ladies GENT Silver Hunting
Gase Watrh. Eariett Hand, Portable Sewing Ma
chine. Splendid Ea;h = hfle sten' sn%ravings with
record aud photograph pages % yis good Hemp
Car!,etH. gDo c0lors. pair good barrel revolver
elegant fur ,nuf and cape. single barrel Shot Gun
Xix }ott1:,i Revolving Castor, cut glass bottles.
very fine Violin ami Bow, in / set Ivory balanc
ed I'm ives a. 4 Forks.
Presents larger Club increase in the ratio
Send Money by r Register, Letter
Catalogue Of Goods sent To any address free.
ssE&sZfs * GO. M
Nos. 9S assssz 100 Sum EaReT
ST.. Boston. s q.
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ID 81 THE APPETITE a..
TOBACCO DESTROYED:
LEAVE q II Chewing and smoking the
Poisonous {IseH 'Eobaccoi

One box of 0rton's Preparation is warranted 90 de-
sroy the appetite for tobacco in amy person. no mat
ter how strong the appetite be. A II II Rails III
any case the money VII lie refunded. 1t is almost
impossible to break off from the of tobacco by the
mece exercise OF the Will Something is needed to
assist nature n overcoming habit firmly rooted
with the help OF the Preparation there is the least
trouble Hundreds have used it vino are willing to
bear witness 10 the fact that Ortons Preparation
pleeiy destroys the appetite for tobacco and lea the
person free from any desire for before he
menced its use 1t is terectly safe and harmless in
all cases. The Preparation acts upon the glands
and secrctions affected by tobacco, and through these
upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing the poison of
tobacco from the system, and thus allayng the
natural cravings for tobacco. .. ..-
No more laundering for Tobacco after using Orton's
Preparation! Becocct ii is Warranted!
- y 60,
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Improved Billiard Tables,
WITH HIS
Patent Cushions

Mandatory. rs Mercer street. y. y.
The great popularity OF Sharps Improved Billiard
Tables has rendered it necessary 20 make extensive
ngelnents in order to SIMPLY the increased de
which his patrons, the public generally, may favor
him
W J. Sharp, having had practical experience ior
nearly twenty wears in the manufacture OF BLIZZARD
Tables and having made nIimheF of valuable i'm
frs,yener,ts he arliltees Table which for elasticity
Of touch mechanical construction scientific prin-
cpJes and elegance OF appearance VIII ch,ilene COM
petition. His newly invented patent Cushions ma =
haen pronounced BY the most competent Judges to he
snnerior TO aly in use, he is enabled to furnish
the hest Billiard Table manufactured in the United
States and sustain the which Sharps Table,
Justly have acquired
Balls Cues and Trimmings constantly on hand Old
Cushions repaired at short notice. Orders by mail
punctually attended to.
Send for descriptive circular and price list. 1S-y
WI sSH1RP, Is Mercer Street, New York.
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A FlRSToclASS PIANO
,rsaIe by OBJ. SMITH & co.
or sale by

"A NEW SUPPLY of all kinds OF
n Thread and Needles for Singe--.SswiDg
Machines, at the Fraakiin Bookstore.
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1FEEss1N CES.
DR.. u. j. Easton OF Manitowoc Wis: has the Iatesi
nd Test Treatment &stou for 81 Diseases OF The Eye
and Far lie i also successful Physician and Ser
geon, and advise all vino have diseases Of these
gans, to apply to MIN ana hc healed Signed
Il. c. THOMPSON, NJ. L.
0culist and Aurst, No GIG West Washington Street
Chicago, Illinois.
s. p. Rur;lcl, y. y. New York City.
~ X. Morgan, VI. D. syracuse \. Y.
= s. Dou.lass y. H. Milwaukee Wis.
s. J. pe5ssall NJ. y. Saratoga Springs, y.
y. :. St.Sgre u. u. S;lc os,gan
Il. L. Zely 81. . AI;,.litowoc. Wis.
c. c. Checker II. j. Two Rivers. Wis.
Miss L. Carey Of Schuy iefYile, y. y cured deaf
ness, - years standing, in 1852
Cured Euack Ericksens child years old IF ulcer
Of cycban June 1867.
Cured r. r. Anderson Of Hanitowoc, Of In nation
Of eyes. July. 1867.
Cured Mrs ". Burns Of sIeee, of blindness Of three
months. spring 1852.
Miss II. Gleason aIilton. Saratoga county y Y.
Straightenel Crcss-eyes, IS56
Mr.. Herdena. Koss.ith, Nanitowoc cocnty cured of
rranulated eycliis 1867.
81. Dano, Of Manitowoc, cured Of inflammation
the eyes. 1861
Cured g. :. Shove. Of grRa'ilated erelds in 1860
Removed cancer from breast ct Mrs II ichaeI &c
Carly Of Kossuth, Mantowoc county, 1851. July Is
1851 remains we'll.
Removed Cancer from the breast of Mrs J. Tobster
late Of Manltowcc) o. Tala:assa FLORIDA IA telg ,
S6I.
Cured L. Winters. of Gibson Mantle woe county. a.
FITS, lof years standing in 1859 July lsj 1885, reInail
we'll, Could report many other cases permanently
cured.
~ Gall on DR. EASTON of lTanftovoc WIS. y4flor,
you consult free, aud he VIII give sou a ctR95
'Pt!ioH when a eIre : OF Is not possible. 1fl2
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& Positive Remedy fer all
kinds OF HumOrs.

FETHIS excellent medicinal compound was ffrs<
i prepared by Dr. J. W. POLAND, IN 1s4S;
and was then employed with great spceess IL
expeliing humors from the blood; but IN 1sAS
medical friend who was quite celebrated Ne physf
clan, especially IN the treatment Of hurnors. ssg
gested some important improvements, wbirS
adopted, and which has made it $50 sls people say
the very best remedy for I'll kinds l.noEs knowr
TO the faculty"
This preparation IS composed entirely Of vssesa-
bles, among which Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock.
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bi0odroot
When the originator lived in New Hampshire, 81
Go1stown Centre, for the space Of thirty forty
miles around. aud in Manchester particularly, tie
Humor Doctor was well known aud hishiy valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which 1t eff
fected Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply frequently exhausted, and purchas-
ers had to wait for more TO be made. IL that
gion, some very severe cases of Erysipelss wero
treated with, and they were curedi EryspelaS
Sores or carbuncles, those ugly, paiuful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
faithfully used. So it with ScE0fula and
Salt-RheI NJ The Humor Doctor cured them.
1t is FEE from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to
t.S tSste, safe, yet and effective IN its action,
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IetC advertisements.
TIE SUCCESS
Of our One Dollar sale sc,used sncL
8 A COMPLETE
REVOLT P[OV

in TRADE,
That IN order 10 supply the demand occ:sioned by
cur NY iilcfiS ng patronage, have recently
Irde inportations for the fall trade direct from, En-
ropcan Manufactures.
AMOUNTING TO NEARLY $780,, 900.
So that We arc prepared sell every desr ption OF
ry a,sd Fancy tsocds, silver Hated
are, utirry Watches, Albums,
J"weISy, &C.
Ot better quality than any uihcr in the cou-
try for the uniform price of
SSns DOk!ar for each .FrfscFe.
AS-ahe es! OF Boston. and New YORK references
gwen q to reia T. Of house and that bust
ness Is Conducted in the airest and ,etimats
manner possible, and that give greater value for
me money than can be Ibt:. ned in any other
way, E-....-
All s'ooas q am Sed or hr aken In trans
poftaif. u nc Placed wIthovt change.
,hecks beitarticles sold d sent az. nts
III oinps at rates mentioned below. We guarantee.
every article At COST less thr if bought ut a., I;ost
or New York wholesale House. -
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GENUINE
OlucFs llIl-U De attIft-sclI 70 IT
w Z. aEz s9ssY & CO.

I33 Lake st. Chicago
OFrIcEs.-17l Broadway, y. Y, /. Hanover St.
Boston, Mass. iS-jni
FAcropr.-51 Friendship s.. Providence, L. l.
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d}as N0k!ar for each .dsf.cEe.
Our Commissions to AGENTS

Exceed THOSE 81 every otne establishment OF tho ind
proc! OF tn-s can be iound in comparing our prem
uis with those ofothers for clubs OF the same ctrc
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COOK, Co8URN & co.

Genl Agents for Northwestern States
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, Ill.
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Certificates giving complete description Of articles
i.c sa.d Tor Jae Dolce viii be sold at the rate OF
= - /
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DEAFNESS
EeEFE EsE4N CES.

Noise in the Hs,5I Dschuse, from the Ca. Cafarrh
Fits. Astllu., rheumatism Nc,ursI-ia and rcnloyc
Cancers.
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pASNENCERS 1RRLYFD-

PROM LIVERPOOL OcL l6-la steamship CITY Of Boston-Dr
Aorug Miss T. Young j. H. Yong NJ HAmmeref ase
q GaB4rg ~i- aud Dir hennf aud
John children. Mr. Poster vie aud ebldreS
Ialr Col u.s. iaIgater hE housd vile And ead "" H.
Tbone Moore Cra Carlton. H. Byan = p toean MI Far
-aII r Doanen Elder j. r. Fsd Nm Harris, hr Banker
toa,s Mrs anl children A Harris, EiEs HAIRS hrA
Gorh, Anas Ford Jus Collins Miss Delta Miss Bsseh
MIS- Collins Mar Misc Hgot Mari Shepherd Mary Nat
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