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y. III. DUNLAP,

s. W. Corner Howard and Lexington Street.
BALTIMORE.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST,


Oct. 10Th; schs Empire Furguson, Boston; Jack
Downing, Pa tterson, Camden.
Oct Eth. Sch Empire, Parker, Gloucester
SAILED.
Oct 18th. Brig il. G. Sibey new Colson, Mobile
Schs Cameo aIcCarty, Boston, Alkaline, Ryan, do.
Launched ut Rockland, from the yard of Mcloon Is.
NJ s. McAllister the 5th inst brig OF no tons
measurement, named ''Adelle Mcl.oon." She is
owned, NANNY by the builders, Hon. w. McLoon and
Capt WIN. NJ. Monroe. This brig is of excellent model
proportional for speed and carriage built of the best OF
white oak and hard pine and is rated A. L. is Capt
Monroe, who will command her.
Oct 9TH from the yard of c. c. Ingraham the beautiful
three masted schooner Wm. Wilson" length of keel is Tic
feet breadth of beam 30 feet depth OF hold II IL feet
Her hull is of seasoned white oak and she is most
thoroughly fastened and finished OF her the inspector
says she the finest and best built schooner in the State
and will rate her A. l.. in French Lloyd's for years.
She is owned by VIM. Wilson & Son l9l6), f. Norton,
c. e. Ingram and Others She Is to be commanded by
At Thomason, Me. 5th inst from the yard of Samuel
Watts Co.. ship of about 1900 tons, called the oret
to Fish, owned by Samuel Watts Alfred Watts, Harvey
Mills Joseph Fish, John T. Berry, and Capt John Watts
who is to command her). Also, same day, from the
yard of Walker, Dunno Co., three masted schooner
of about ioC tons, called the "Albert j. Butler"
Launched at Waldoboro 5th inst. from the yard OF
Messrs Reed. Caldwell Il Co, the ship Alexander
Mcneil She is 1920 tons measurement classcd AL for
Alexander Mcneil of New Orleans, and Capt j. IL
keleran, late of barque Rosetta Mcneil who is to com
mand her.
Also launched 9Th superior double deck brig Of
SOS tons old measurement, built and owned by William
F. Sorer Co. and is for sale She is not yet named.
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ON Monday we had a short but furious gale be
GINNING at about seven A. NJ ahd continuing for
couple hours No damage was done in this vicinity
beyond the dwelling Of some trees weakened by Tho
previous blow The steamer Richmond, from Ban
COR could not make her landings on the river and
anchored under Orphan Island until the blow sub
-idc,l.
Wa>hhnr has for sale paste put up in wood
axe lead pencil, for removing ink stains from
tn4prs, cloth, paper OF amy substance. II is sure
hing. We are by no means certain that itwoudn't
moyc the stains from radical politician.
schooner Convoy. of this port, Capt. Smalley-
badly damaged by the galc ut PASSPORT, and has
p,ou sold. She was owned by capt S. and George
a. Bailey Fishing schoOncrs William f. and Me
liu,a OF this port the former owned by S. s Lewis
Ntie wrecked at Isle au Haut. No insurance
Rev. Mr.. Bailey has res gncd his pastoral chare,
vi lA' nversaliSt church in this city, and will re
move to new field Of labor in PENNSYLVANIA. HI
mes made hosts Of friends during his rosidenc.
lnong Us, and his departure is spoken of with uni
Nv,,t! regret.
pu saturday, John Ward, gathering fruit in the
4t hard of Col A. w johnson. was severely in
Hed Internally by falling from tree but is recov
ring
" II. Mcclellan, ESQ. was thrown from his c:n
.ge on Thursday night of last week and taken u
u.ru~iblr, but not seriously injured.
\ remarkable vegetable curiosiiyis on exhibition
NJ tic store of u. Faunce 4 Co.
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THE CASE OF THE pR!vATEER CUBA"

WILLMINGTUN. n. C., Oct. II. The case
Of the steamer Cuba was opened this morn
ing by Mr.. G. =. Lowry OF New York, who
appeared with Col. George Davis, late Attor-
ncy General OF the Confederate States, and
Judge .. p. Mears Of this city for the Re-
public of Cuba by reading the commission
of Commodore Higgins, rs an officer of the
Cuban navy, and also It formal protest by him
against the exercise of jurisdiction by the
civil courts over his ship, she being a public
ship Of war OF u recognized nation.
The protest also denies that the vessel has
in any of her preparations offended against
the laws and neutrality Of the United States
and asserts that she was sold and transferred
TO the Republic of Cuba after size cleared at
Halifax, and Nas fitted out and arrived upon
the high seas and was beyond the Jurisdiction
Of the United States and all other nations
that Ill the proceedings aforesaid 50 far from
being in disregard Of the rights and dignity
of the United States, was conduttcd in care
full and true respect therefor, and under Che
sanction of we'll established principles Of pub
lie laws. In order to allow the government
time to produce witnesses, t. $. Commission
or Rutherford continued the ease until Satnr
day next At 10: 80 O'Clock.
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ELECTIONS
Pc Nm Wv An ! A
OHIO.

At the time Of preparing for press we are
without any decisive returns from the cleo
tons in the above States. The intelligence we
have indicates that the vote is exceedingly
close, and we shall not be surprised to hear
that the Democrats have carried both States.
The dispatches given below are from the
agents of the Associated Press, and lor thcn
we are indebted to Joseph Williamson Esq.-
H>RRIsEl re-. Pa.
Oct. 18th, Midnight. s
1t is conceded that Gcary (Repubican) will
have not less than 5000 majority. He falls
short Of the party vote. Williams, ioH Su-
preme Judge. will have 10000 on $4,000 ma
ioritv The House will stand about G5 Re
pubicans TO IS Democrats, and tle Senate i
Republicans to u Democrats Republican
gam of one on Joint ballot
COIlMBI's, Ohio. 18Th.
The election is considered doubtful The
House is probably Democratic, and the Sen
ate Republican. The Democrats claim that
pendeton has been elected and arc very il!-
bilant, firing cannon and indul%in" in torch
light procession.
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PkOCL AMATION BY THE PRESIDENT
W iNTfT-NNI IVN, DVl
BY the President of the United States
A PROCLAMATION.

The year which is drawing to a close has been
free from pc,tence health has prevailed through
out the land abundant crops reward the labOrS OF
the huSbandman, commerce and manufacturers
have successfully prosecuted their peaceful paths,
the mines and forests have yielded literally, the
ton has increased in wealth and strength, peace
has prevailed and its blessings have advanced every
interest of the people III every part Of the Union
harmony and traterna intercourse celebrating
the marks Of the past conflict and estr;ngement;
burdens have been lightencd and means increased
civil and religious liberty secured to every in
labitant OF The land where soil is trod by none bnl
freeman; it becomes people thus favored to make
acknowledgement TO the supreme author from
whom such blessings tiow, of their gratitude and
their dependence to return Praise andrhanksgivne
for the same, and devoutly TO impore continti-
ancc.
Therefore, J. Ulysses $. Grant, President of the
United States, do recommend that THURSDAY, the
18th of November next. be observed as day OF
Thanksgiving and of Praise and of prayer to Al
mighty God, the Creator and the Ruler of the Uni
verse, and second. do further recommend to al
the people of the United States 10 assemble on tina
day III their accustomed places OF public WORSHIP
and TO unite in the homage and praise due to thI
bounini Father Of all mercy, and in tervent praye
for a continuance of the mercitu blessing he has
Youcsafcd to us Il people.
(Signedl l.. :. GRANT.
BY the President.
HAMILTON FISH
Secretary of State.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Late last night DR.. CAL OF Snxonyile was
called from bed on preteXt OF being sent for
by a sick patient, and on leaving his house
was. shot through the check. Shortly after,
Mr.. Gray, depot master in birmingham WAS
aroused, and going to the window was fired
upon twice Police Justice Adams OF Franz
ingllam and another gentleman We're also
visited, but delayed appearing until the
woud-be assassin left Suspicion points to a
desperate Just released from Jail, for assault
inc his Wife, who thus attempted TO murder
the parties appearing against him.
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Cramps and pains III the stomach, and the result
of imperfect indigestion, and may be Immediately
relieved by 4 dose of "Johnson'S -tnodync Linz
ment. Il tea-spoonful in Il Little swcttencd water
is Il dose.
Heavy oats are good for horses; none will deny
that but oats can't make horses coat look smooth
and glossy when he is out OF condition. "S!crln's
Cavalry Condition PowdersH will do this when all
else fails.
A WATCH, pair Of Blankets Quilt or Shawl
N for One Dollar appears almost impossible. but
such may be had and hundreds of other useful
articles by patronsing PAEkER Il co.'s so NE
DOLLAR SALE"
Their system of doing bu ;ncsS has been examine
ed by the authorities and DECISION rendered from
the Internal Revenue department at Washington
dated Nov. lth 1868. declaring their business per
tecly fair and legitimate and entirely different from
get watches. blankets, &C., for One Dollar, but in
c1ery ialYe Gnu, one 0f these articles ore Soid fer
one doliar, IN extra induecmcnt, and some
member of the cuD has the chance of obtaining it.
a new feature introduced by this entcrpriSing firm,
is to pay their agents i'll either cash merchandise
and to prepay the express charges No better o},-
portnity can be offered TO either Ladies' or Gentle
men. having leisure time, than to form clubs for
this firm.
Read their advertisement in another column and
send for catalogue. 1ml2.
How-many desparing invalids have recei ycdlight
aud hope from the perusul of DR.. A. II. Hayes
medical works it would be impossible to estimate
While engaged in IN extensive and most lucrative
| practice he mas yet found time to write series OF
| treaiises that will confer upon him mpcrShale re-
nown. All should read them. (Ser advertisement
| of Peabody Medical Institue.l 1mln
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THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
KNNNNn.It.. ICnn.. .

KNOXVILLE, Clln., Orl- ..
Gov Senters action i'll Withholding his
message provokcs comment and suspicion.
His private friends here, who deal largely
in Tennessee bonds in Wall street, hay,
known lis points on finance for some days
and have acted accordingly. He opposes
reputation vigorously and urges the pay
ment Of the interest and bonds.
The Memphis Avalanche charges boldly
that New York bankers are in Nashville
backim" johnson for Senator heavily With
money. 1t promises names and facts very
soon.
NASHVILLE, Oct 8, Crribune's special J
The House to-day tabled u bill repeating al
acts of the two preceding Legislatures, but
passed to a first reading several bills for
repeating certain laws distastetul to rebels
The violent and vinlictive spirit mentioned
yesterday, is active to day. The ''mtkc up
Of the Committees in both branches Of the
Legislature is provoking dissatisfaction.
The contest for L, S. Senator is settling
down TO a trial of purses, creating the feeling
to night that johnson is the likelicst to win
The ex-presi,lent says he meets nothing bu
guerilla warfare. Ethcrid@e declares that i
the thing is decided in caucus he is certain o
election. Both candidates were very busy
among the members during the forenoon Sos
sion
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Later from Ohio.
pENDLETON F.I.ECTID!

A gentleman who is cXccllently we'll postc'
on the politics of Ohio sends us the following
dated afternoon Of the 18th
Pendleton carries Hamilton County by eight
hundred majority, AND Is IElt MrlIANT-
LIZ ELECTED GOVERNOR,
Democratic guns are laundering MI over
Ohio, IN honor of the victory.
Pennsylvania is very close. and the Demo
Gratis may have lost the State through the
party quarrel in Philadelphia
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
Rel EAsI. "Wednesday. OctoLar Ii 1sG.
CATTLE MARKETS.

AT BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 6, 1869.
At Market this week 4e4 CATTLE 1869 sheep and lambs
400 fat hogs . ves Last week 1856 cattle 1855 sheer
and lambs, 1900 fat hogs, 40 ycals
From Maine "A cattle.
PRICES.
BEEvrs-Extra quail $500 1890 Per 100 lbs. or
First quail -. 1225 a 1878 the total weight
Second do 80. l50 l2ool Of hide, tallow &
Third do ..: 1850 a ll25l dressed beef.
Poorest grades cows, bulls &C., IS 80 Il 10 90.
WoHKISG oxEN-Extra $25o 500; ordinary. l75
252; handy steers, SIS a 100 per pair.
Mich Cows-Extra, $50 Il ll5; ordinary, $50 Il So
sroEEs-35 to 50 per head, ,yearngs SIS TO IS two
year olds $2S to ij year olds SO to Is. Many OF
The small cattle that are in lair condition are sold FOL
beef.
common ones extra and selected ; 10 a. - per head
lambs, So oOa4 So or from 3a1 per ID
SWINE Spring pigs, wholesale, lie, retail l2a5 per
ID; Store pigs wholesale 0allc per h. RETAIL li!2l
per lb.; fat hogs, 10 }-Ialc per 10.
MlnEs-Hrighton 9 ~ 10 Country, 9l9 l-2c per ID.
TALLoWl'righton 5as ~ c; Country IA lie per ID
. SKINs-Sheep skins, - cents; Lamb Skins, SIC Cal
Skins, 20 Il cents per ID.
roulrKY-Extra 15a2oc ler h.; medium, l7a1sc
poor Hall 1-2c per ID.
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DIED.


ObHuary notices. beyond the date, name and age, mas
bepaidtor.
In ts city, 18th, George l.. Patterson, son OF George
Patterson, aged 3D. Deceased served with credit in the
ti in his and Ws member Of
Grand Army OF the Republic. He was kind and afec
tonatc and husband and his memory will be cherish
In Penobscot Oct. lh Mrs. Parazade, wife OF Hiram
V. Wardwell, aged IS years and months.
In Appleton, Aug 10th, Florian infant son of Henr.
W. and Laura A. Amcs, Free Press please copy.
In Gushing, Sept. 18th, Miss Sadie H. Beckett, age
about Il years.
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EVERY NAV avn WOMAN.

the young, the middle aged, and those adj
vanced life, may derive untold benefits from pcrusal
of DR.. Hayes new medical work, 'rHE SCIENCE or
gcnerativc organs, and the nervous diseases and other
a,cs that caused by the OF youth and abuse
of the system. This book is published by the peabody
Medical Institute" Boston, and also the SEXUAL
PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HER DIS EASES,
from the able pen of the author. Thousands OF
both have been taught by these works the true
way to health and happiness advertisement of tn,
"ptabody Medical Institute, in an other column.
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MARRIED.

In Cushing, Sept. e4th, Mr.. A. r. Rivers, and Miss
Hattie r. Wentworth, both OF Cushing.
In Appleton July I'd, by Joshua l., Green, Esd, OF
Union, Mr.. Henry w. Ames and Miss Laura A. Ripley,
both OF Appleton. Free Press please copy.
In Islesboro, Sept. 18th, by Charles Nash, Esq, Mr..
G. Z. Davis. and Miss Lynda j. fendleon; Oct. LIST,
Mr. George A. Moore OF Brewer. and Miss Sarah }.
Dodge of IslesbOrO.
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Turner's Neuralgia .ill:-The great remedy fol-
NeaIaiya and all Nerroas Diseases. More than 10000
cured by it in the last two wears Price by mail pack
age 5l.O6,-G packages S5.27.
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartic Pill
The best known remedy Tor all Diseases of the Blood
Stomach Liver, Kidneys for Headache, Rheumatism
and in .LL cases where caharc is required. Price by
mail box 81 cts. 8 boxes $l.lo,-l2 boxes $3.6I.
3al2
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Boston Medical Institute. TO the Public.


We have recently noticed going the rounds" in the
Maine papers certificate from DIR. BUCHANAN, of
Philadelphia the purport of which is bolster up Dr.
l.. A. SIiAITUCk, of Augusta Justice to ourselves
and the public requires the following explanation of this
affair, which speaks for itself In letter dated,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept %, 1869.
DIR. BUCHANAN, says: eve received him. (Shat
tuck and treated him gentleman account Of DIR.
GREENE he informed us that he had be with DR..
&. for long time. From this affirmation he received
special attention from After he went home to An
susta, he wrote for the enclosed certificate which
gave with the clear understanding that ii was to be
framed for his office and not for circulation. Several
parties in Maine have written regarding this, and |
Invariably kept silent hut involves respected
friend DR.. GREENE, am not disposed to be SO any
longer. l wrote to DIR. SHATTuCk regarding it, and
he that it will be taken and used only
first intended. regret this exceedingly, but the entire
mistake was in me approaching DIR. S. as DIR. GREENE'S
confidential student, and treating him such.n
The public will rcInember that we proved beyond all
question that the time Shatuck spent with Dr. Greene
at the institute III Boston, aborer and not
medical student. The public will also that the treat
mcnt refused to in the certificate the treatment
Dr. Greene, who has become flvorlbly known through
out the country during practice Of thin % years
Boston.
We would advise Inylds and all interested to send
for Or. treencs medical book scn rt q and learn the
true OF and not trust their lives with young
and inexperienced Doctors.
Address DR.. Il GREENE,
81 Tcmllp Place Boston.
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HAMILTON FISH.
Secretary of State.

The western papers are filled with the de
tails of the terrible steam-boiler explosion vi
the State Fair in Indiana We extract the
following
All agree that the explosion sounded like
the discharge OF a heavy cannon and the first
impression was that such was the real cause
Of the noise
\ man, walking in front of the Executive
headquarters. was startled al seeing the skull
OF a man drop in front Of him, the flesh actu-
ally scalded of the bones, but the eyes and
teeth still remaining in the sockets and Jaws.
| Several wards from the disaster was found a
pair of legs held together by the merest shred
of flesh At one place was the headless
trunk OF Il man; ut another WAS the leg of II
woman with her boot and stocking and u
part Of her drawers still upon it the arm Of
! a man was found driven intoa poplar board =;
while not lar from Power Hall was seen the
body Of a man 50 horribly mutilatcd that his
heart, stomach, liver and lungs could readily
be seen When first discovered his heart was
still pal pitating, and the motion Of The organ
was plainly observed.
1t was reported, apparently upon good
foundation, that Il woman was delivered of II
child on the ground, the fright bringing on Il
miscarriage which may cause her death.
Mr.. John Z. Foundry, with II friend, was
sitting in a carriage on the east side of Power
! Hall. They both saw piece Of the boiler
coming toward them, when Mr.. Foundray's
| friend pushed him aside and the deadly iron
imbedded itself in the ground not three feet
behind him.
| The scalp Ola man was found near the stair
way to the anphithcatre
| One piece of the boiler, flying through the
air, took off the top of 4 mans hat.
Mr.. f. A. Vinton and his daughter We're
sitting in a buggy about fifty yards away
looking at the running of the mills, when a
piece Of the boiler struck the horse, killing
him instantly and upsetting the buggy, throw
ing both occupants out, but doing them ~
serious harm.
| A piece OF mans head showing part o
the forehead, the nose and left side of tho
face, the hair and whiskers very black, slight
ly tingcd with grey, was found ncarthe exec
utive office
One of p L. Davis's arms was blown over
n hundred yards from the place where he tel
dead His body was otherwise terribly mutt
lated.
In a lumber pile, near the place where the
boiler stood. was found some of the remaln
of II man literally wadded into the intcrstices
between the planks. One woman, inqniring
for her husband, asked one OF the reporters
if his name was upon the list of the killed
1t was, but the man could not summon Tho
courage to tell the poor bereaved wife, ant
he put her off with an evasion.
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Henry Ward Beecher on Clothes w ring

After a constant of the UNIVERSAL CLOTHE
WHINGEE Tor more than four years in my family, an
authorized by the '-powers that be to give it the
unqualified praise, and pronounce indispensable
part OF the mlcl nery of housekeeping.
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ASK FOR DR.. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BITTERS,

And take other. Sec that the portrait of DR.. Clark
is upon the label of each BOTTLE No other is genuine
They are purely vegetable and will not intoxcae. tsp
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ENGLISH SUPERsTITIoNs. In the south OF
England it is said to be unlucky for bride to
look in the glass after she is completely dress
ed, before she goes to the church; hence i
glove or some other article is put on after the
last look has been taken at the mirror. In
the east of England it is considered unlucky
for woman to marry a man whose surname
begins wit h the same letter Us her own, am
the people have = saying that
'''To change the name and not the letter
Is change for the worse and not for the better.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonable
TERMS Inquire OF
1911 w III. SIMPSON.
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Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER

TNEACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at Mrs
l. RUASELL'S Congress Street, Belfast.
a2y- Special attention given to beginners. TIA
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.


Our facilities for transacng this immense busint S.
better than ever before. We have agents in all the
principal cities to purchase goods from the Manufactur
ers, Importers and others, for Cash. and often at an
immense sacrifice from the original cost Of production
Our stock onssts, in part, OF the following goods =
SaawIs. Blankets, quilts. COtt0ns. Ginr.
hams, Dress Goods, Table LINEN. Towels.
Hosiery, Gloves. skirts, Corsets, &c, &c.
Silyer-Plateil Ware. spoons plated on
Nickel silver, Dessert Forks. f;ve.IpottIe
plated Casters. Britannia Ware. Glass
Ware. Table ana: EIcl4et Cutlery. i'm great
variety.
Elegant French and German Fancy
Goods. Beautiful Photograph Albums, the
newest and choicest styles in Morocco and Velvet Bind
ings.
Morocco Travelling ssags, EaansIk ere hief
and Glove Boxes &c.
Gold and Plated .seweIry. Of the newest
styles.
We have also made arrangements with some of the
leading Publishing Houses that will enable us to sell
the standard and latest works of popular authors at
about onc-ha the regular price such BYRON Moore
BURNS, MILTON, and TENNYSONS WOEKs in full Gill
and Cloth HinlingS.- md huuilrelis Of OF - -
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M a. N.HOOD !
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

Muitules of tlkn skrer, lingcr4 nd diE because of
Pin y orms. inc W cheetual re,SVly II these most
nn% 1n Of 4! w1rh n ear1n Or
F"rel ves l" certain. ybe ca,har ta
and az b, neliei.l 1T to fatl NEo. G. GPoDM CO..
fmj
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THESE AND EVERYTHING ELSE FOR
One Dollar for Each Article

We do not offer single article of merchandise that
can be sod by regular dealers at price We do not
ASK you 70 Buy goods from us unless sell them
cheaper than you can obtain them in any other way
Mle The grealer part OF gnnls snll ~