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OUR OWN STATE.


Work has already commenced on new hotel
in Augusta, on Water street, little north Of the
site Of the Stanley House. The roof on block
of three stores is to be RAISED and the building
converted into hotel.
The Bangor Wing says, 1--WE should be sorry
to believe that the temperance cause is in 50 de-
plOrsble condition as some pretend. Through
carclcssncss the law has not been enforced. But
the law is still the same, and the friends are
still as strong at ever. Instead Of dividing our
forces, We believe thu greatest good may be &C
complisbcd by uniting heartily in tho work Of
practically demonstrating the effect Of the ma
ohinery we have, and cndeayoring to set the
party right when II proves lax in its duty"
Last Friday, at Bath, q box was found float
ing in the river. Itwas about foot deep and
two feet square, strongly nailed together and
bound with hoop iron. When opened it was
found to contain human skeleton. An exam
inatiOn showed the flesh remaining upon the
hands and fcet;, the knees were upjointed, APP
parcntly for the purpose Of being put into the
box. but were held together by the ligamentsi
with thesc exceptions the skeleton Was totally
devoid Of flesh or other substance pertaining to
q human body. There Was hole In the back
Of the skull which surgical testimony before
ecrOner's jury said must have bcen made when
the person was alive. The jaw was also broken.
The verdict was Aha, the person had come to
his death by means Of n blow or wound on the
heal by some sharp pointed instrument. The
skeleton was that Of an aged person.
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Pickscickiaa.

Senator spraguc talks in the Senate about
dogs, little AMI big. about mastifs, mOngrels
ani puppies. Amer an overflow Of this gentle
mans bile, Senator Abbott Of North Carolina
demanded il the honorable gentleman meant
him when he called him puppy, but my friend
the honorable gentleman not being there to re-
spond, the tother honorable gentleman blaIcd
away and swor direful vengeance, and like
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Borcs.


Webster, the photographer, defines bore, a
person or thing that wearics by iteration
This may be satisfactory to schOOlbOys ant
other unsOphisticatcd individuals who haycn
or been punished for their sires by being sub
jccted to the unuttsrable tOrments inflicted by /
first claSs bore, but to one who for any consid
cradle length Of time has suffered the pains o
martyr,lOm ut the hands Of one or more Of thes'
Internal human pests, the description is utterly
unsatisfactory and inexpensive.
The dictionary man was probably aware o.
the magnitude Of his task and was doubtless ap
palled thereat. and consequently hurried over
the job as speedily as possible The fact is there
are some things which human ingenuity car
never coin into human language, and which thu
tongues Of neither men nor angels can describe
Sometimes a faint idea may be convcyet
through the medium Of words. as in the case o
tooth ache, but to have perfect realization ont
must suffer Il. 50 of BORIS. The torment which
they inhict, necls to be felt and must be felt il
order to be appreciated. .-
We wonder that the human tendencies OF thu
age have never been dircctcd to the discovery o
preventive or antidOte for the snf'erings
caused by human bores. Such discover,
would mitigate much Of human misery, maxi
men better and happier on earth and far bette
pvparvi for the Kingdom Of heaven.
These human mosquitoes, continually bur,in.
about mans cars, constitute one grea, scVurg'
ofhuman society, and are supposed by some d
have part in the divine economy for the pur
pose Of alternating mems affections from to-
strong hold upon the things Of this prcsen
world and fixing them upon better. 81.
!. Certain Il is, that Tilt wrrv popularity sup
posed that bOrcs inherited The kingdom Of hcav.
en-. the attractions thereof would be maierial,,
lesscned and the broad and crooked rad tcoom,
more crowdcdthan ever.
A first class, A. No, 1 bore is worse than
thorn in the flesh. His capacity for annoyance
is simply infinite. lie knows to den~nstra
ton the very day and exact moment OF the da.
when his presence Is least welcome and most in
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TIE DUKE OF ARGYLE ON PRESIDENT GRANT.
The Duke of Argyle, in speech att recent
banquet in London, took occasion to refer in a
very complimentary manner to our election OF
the first American soldier as President Of the
Unitei States. He alluded to the admiration
which is everywhere paid to the successful war
rior, and which does not diminish as the world
goes on, but is as great in the present day
among the most civilized nations Of the world,
as it has eyer been even among the rudest bar
barians. Upon this point he said .i
"Honor Is paid to the successful chief. l
know that there arc some living philosophers
who tell us this feeling is q great mistake, but
| am one Of those persons who believe that the
instinct Of mankind is true when their reason
may be deceived. believe that there is an in
stinct in the homage paid to great warriors.
This was demonstrated the other day in strik-
ing manner by nation which is in some res
poets the most civilized in the world-l mean
the United States of America--and the occasion
To which refer is the selection by the people Of
that country of successful soldier rs their Chief
Magistrate The truth is, the military charac-
ter includes within itself some Of the highest
attributes of the human mind. That being the
case, the instincts of mankind in their appre-
citation of acts of heroism are, think, quite JUS
tifable."
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To the Honorable, the Justices of the SUI
preme Judicial Court, next 10 be holden nj Al.
Itcd. within and lor the County OF York aud
State of Maine, on the third Tuesday Of May,
eighteen hundred and slxty.ninei
CARAH N, SiSsoN. OF Biddeford. IN tho County
- OF YORK and state Of Maine. vile Of 0eorge
W, sisson, OF aid Biddefort, respectfully Ibsls
that she was lswfuliy married 10 said GeorEe W:
sis.on at Biddeford aforesaid, on the hrsi day Of
February. eighteen hundred and sixty.eight, ani
has had by him one child that your libellsnt.
since their intermafrias has Away behaved her
self as faithful eha,te and aneeiionsts wife 10.
George ". sison, wholly regardless of his mar
Rage covenant and duty, has treated your libel
LIANT with extreme ctuelty that ever since their
interna the said GEORGE w. Sisson has cruel
~ neglected. deserted and refused TO suitably pro.
vide for the support of your Ibelant or 20 AID her
In any nanneri that tho said Ueorge W. slsson
deserted her while she was nck, leaving her no
money OF means 10 provide hsfseh with any sup
port or comfort. .F.5...F .....
wherefore, your Iihe,lsnt pays right and jus
ticc. and that this Honorable Court IN the eicf.
else Of sound discretion, n u shall be deemed
reasonable ana proper. conducive 10 domestic bar:
mony. consistent with the peace and morality oI
society, may decree a divorce from The bohns ~
matrimony between tho said lihellant ADD hsf NIa
husband, and thai abe may be Petnlll'ei W Mso
her former name 81 Sarah w. Bradbgry. nna yvar
ssln. further g,ty ,' . .sSs on, Of III. s
tate OF her aid husband - sfaIl be ~, ahd ,t.
And your libeliant further informs this ienoablo
Court that George W. sisson 10 poi now 70 90 found
in The STATE OF Maine. and she prAys that such
ns,ie. nm. be orisrsd upon the Ioregoinx libsi
M. Iienoy,bi. Court shall deem KIT and proper.
80 ~. m duty hound, will ever pray.
hated Al BIddsford this ninetsentA day Of April.
A 70. Isc9 SARAH ~. slSsOs.
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The state Convention.

The Republican State Committee met in Port
land on Wednesday, evening. Eleven counties
were represented, viz: AndroscOggin, A. o.
Morgan; Cumberland, Frederic Robe; Frank
lin, Charles J. Talbot; Kennebec, John L. Ste
vens substitute for Mr.. Blaine; Knox, E. WI
Robinson, substitute for George W. French
Lincoln, s. s. Marble; Oxford, Timothy Wal
ker; Penobscot, Slas c. Hatch; Sagadahoc,
Joseph NJ. Hayes; Somerset, James Bell; York,
J. Z. Butler. Timothy Walker Of Oxford
county, occupied the chair in the absence Of
Speaker Blaine. After some deliberation II was
decided to hold the State Convention at Bangor,
on Thursday, June oath. The Committee de-
eided that no person shall be admitted to men,
bership in the convention, unless he is citizen
Of the county which he represents. The basis
Of representation is the same as that OF 1865,
viz 4: one delegate from each town, one for every
70 Republican votes for Governor in the cleo
ton Of 1868, and one additional for fraction Of
g.
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POLITICAL.

A Washington correspondent says there is NJ
truth in the report that Secretaries Borie and
Fish and Attorney General HOar contemplate
resigning. .-.......
Brick Pomeroy is still severe upon the lead
ing Democrats of New York. lie says: elf buy
ing and selling, if fraud and corruption, Y
dOuble-dealing, trickery, dishonesty, and moth
ing but love for gain is to mark the course o.
the leading Democrats of New York, just ask
God to spare my life for the next two years"
Notwithstanding Andrew JOhnson's efforts
to serve the rebels of Tennessee, many Of thu
leaders continue ungrateful to him. lsham G.
Harris charges that johnson 'with an impu-
dence and assurance that is amusing to contem.
plate. forces himself upon the hospitality Of
those whose property he has stolen and them
selves disgraced." t .r.. ..uHH fu..
Francis W. Goddard, Of Providence, late q
captain of LIST Rhode Island regiment, has sent
letter to sprague, closing as follows; at re
mains Cor me to pronounce you before the world
and with full apprehension Of the words use,
a liar, calumniaior. and q poltrOon."
The Democratic state o'ncers Oh new iork'
from Hoffman down, sign circular calling on
the party to begin the Presidential fight Of 1877
now, and scatter the papers all over the country.
They say movement Is now making In every
State, county and town oil the Union 10 Increase
the circaia'ion oil the penoera'io Sheets
Commissioner Delano has determined that in
all cases Of appointments Of Supervisors Of In
ternal Revenue hereafter, preference shall be
given to lawyers, us iega questions Which de-
mand their attention are continually arising
Col. Forney, who is now travelling through
the South, writes that those who were lighting
men during the rebellion arc now either very
cordially or quietly acquicsccnt, while the party
managers, who lighted and kept burning the
fires Of dissensiOn. and forced such men into
the conflict, arc as busy as ever trying to rekin.
die the embers Of hate. ...........
Several wears aro. when Mr.. Butterworth
WA. Superintendent Of the Assay office in New
York city, his opinion was asked Us to the in
-. >, a;s,;n,,,;shod roI;t;ci,,. .Us in
-, n.mo.,a, - s,;d But,.rwor,b. "but he |,
No, /. safe man TO handle bullion" $40
n...,.,.. ,.,n Missouri; saw ,b., =, genera,
Indian war Of the bloodics, and severest kind l.
apprehcndcd on the plains, and all account,
agrce that the Indians are bent on and prepar-
inc for Il. We know not what credit to attach
to these reports, but It would be idle to deny
their importance. .n,n
-. s.,,,o .,voi ITSELF s,ow tho ;paic,;on q,
e -. ~. o,,or 5,v :, ,ho ,,n.n.,
- -. WHEN !, WA. rr,,o..d ,h,, h,
.,orn s,on r..d;,r and nr;pt his Letters IN m,
G,ohc bs .rvod.naturc,ily y" assentci. Now h,
sends IN thousand letters to the printing office
a,d will an two issues III the Globe with them,
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The adoption Of the Fineen,h Amendment Of
the Constitution has now become certain. The
last State which rati6cd Il vas New York. max
ing the twcnty-dnt in the LIST Connecticut,
Rhode Island. New Hampshire and Vermont
will soon give assent, swelling the number to
twenty-five. by the recent legislation Of Con-
rross. tho ratification by Virginia, MiSissippi
and Texas Is made condition preceieat to their
,,.tor,tiou 70 the Union, and h win be quite
sure TO take place during the coming summer
Thi, viii make the total number tweng-eisht
constituting the requisite thrcc-fOurths Of thu
whole number OF Stsier.
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Tn. Third Parry x.-eme-s.

.H' Ths Third Parry Mocensess.
4, seems 70 be the generally accepted belief
that. rs We have before announced, acandSdate
Tor Governor viii be nominated by minority Of
the temperance men In the State, tobe supported
n, the approaching election. The movement, as
far as We can SEQ, has in Il no element OF sue
Co.'S, IL success be the future Insurance Of a
more healthy temperance sentiment, and wiz
not =. poll Eve thousand votes Those votes
will come almost entirely from the Republican
party. II cannot have anything like the strength
k commanded two years ago, and such ratio
with increasing years is certainly not peculiarly
suspicious. r# ...- .r
For those who believe that this Is the only
way to promote temperance and reform we have
only pleasant words. while in as gentle amsnner
as possible We must be excused from trusting in
their Judgment Men with one idea undOubted-
ly serve . purpose. sometimes indispensable,
perhaps; but they are not always appreciated
until aiter they are dead and gone to heaven.
II the stoppage OF the sale Of intoxicating Ii
quors (Which cannot be done) Is OF 50 much inn
portance thst II engulfs all other issues, CON-
bincd, let Us lave no other idea but that But
IL il is in the category as other crimes, let US
-. n, "a ~. do other crimes labor for its
downfall, and not forget that there must be a
.s,l as veil a, harvest time, and that corn Is
equally n crop with potatoes.
T,s fac, 4. IN. division. II division there be.
In The Rs,.blean marty of hi, State, in regard
IN N, desire that rumsellinr and rumdrinking
.hop,d be done away with, is absolutely 80 in
sn;,..,;n,I ,h., the ..di,i,ion" Of sentiment /,
n No .ecop,s ope-twelnh Of this party be-
H. ,.,, N. Hesitation NJ 1867 was. As a prin-
-. t., .,d nron.r while eleyeu-twelfths
49, s.a.,,,, po,h ,,r,;s. star, from IN.
-, - ain, ,owa,l the same village.
a., .no .,v. ..onr vehicle !, strong enough to
$50. ,ho country avoiding neither rock. ra-
10, .. ,rO,.;,;oe and We nropose the crperi-
-, p .hor, .,, across Iot,". the o,ser saw,
a. -, a, A., NO., ,;I,,,. n.
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i'e a''o'p 'o,o'e' = '4V.eo'' 80 10 49,,
IN '"e "'''''o " '"'ae'' y -
bsa'ery people h'u 0On''n''' '"e
h"'sl's ,neu''ei''' aOu"a - ~, - go
P''"P"', " a. -, :,
parueS' wing anu u.'V0'a' " Wv -, -.
kwPns H0o, rum n '"en y - -, -.
s"e non'' -.
r''reu irOui us JOuru" o'V'us. \"
been accomplished ins'eau' 'ney o"'' 'n.n
hne' never SHAKING 'neir snOr'S 70 "rOuS' PuO"'
sentiment anu e"nsa''. '"' pDC' "a
anu 'ney 1o,n'a 'He. '" "''A ~ 80
io''eS, I'm. l" mus 10
Tue "nO'e 'a"p' Huu " N'''
paiSn Is 70 oe mafen W u'0 sea- SUCCESSES "
pioneers VINO 'e'''e inc 'ou'ss !" .aP'u,. ~
mo-wY plsceS' must run '"' i'.A y, .
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l.. | ~
Fourteen railway locouotivcs hays czpladsl
within'thc psst svn nonths 10 DE uniIsl
States, Killing twenty -aie, persona and ssysfely
wounding much larger number.
The Cretan rebels chiefs, who were captured
At the closs Of the late instruction, have been
sentenced to 10 years imprisonment with hard
labor, despite the promise Of amnesty from the
Turkish Government.
There have been times within the past two OF
three years when the very full preparation for
war upon both sides has been oil that prevented
q struggle between France and Prussia. and
the course Of events in Europe during these
years seems to show fhst one Of the most eff
dent prcventives OF war Is an abundant prcpa-
ntion for II. -.-..--.
A horrible accident occurred at brick-yard
in Dayviile, Conn, last week. The knives In
tho tub In which the clay Is, cut up became do
ranged and stopped, and workman namei
Toomcy stepped in to remedy the difficulty.
when they were accidentally set In motion by
the slipping of the belt, and he was completely
cut In two. '''A'" .'''.i Pot 9iH
The National Publishing Company Of Phila-
delphia announce Z. A. Pollard's Secret HE
tory Of the Southern Confedsraey, which will
undoubtedly make some curious revelations re
spccting the Richmond government and partic-
ularly about the management Of jefferson Davis
who Is the object OF Mr.. Pollard's especial and
particular dislike. The book Is already In
press. H5r . .Eg raTvo poo. Ia 80 .a..is
In the spirit photograph trial at New York,
Judge Eimonds said, under oath, that he had
seen spirits Of the departed. AT one time the
ghost Of suicide appeared to him in court,
standing behind the jury, and directed him In
cross-eIamiuatiou. He Ind also seen the ghost
Of Judge Talmadgc, leaning on o window scat,
and others as well.
The cable reports that dc released fcnian
prisoners Warren and Costello, who are about
70 sail for this country, were publicly entertain
ID At Cork on Tuesday night 3D.. '.a r.. l.'''
The frcshet has not started the Ice On the
winnipisseogcc Lake and the ponds above.
The ice is still o foot thick at Centre Har-
Dor. ~ -r .4-.f -.r 4r fsas,
Mr.. Reverdy johnson has publicly told the
English people that the time has nearly arrived
when he must leave them. The reasons he
gives for rendering his resignation to the Prcsi-
dent are his advanced age, and the large family
no has len at home. Under MI the circumstan-
ccs we suppose the excuses will be accepted as
sufficient.
A woman has been appointed examining ply
stefan to q life insurance company In st. Louis.
She is expected to be especially expert In de-
tecting affections of the heart. aIrfrrar ' 81
A gentleman lately returned from Europe
broughts with him many relics, but lamented
that the price put upon the fiddle which tho
Emperor Nero played during the conhagration
Of Rome, obliged him to abandon all thoughts
Of purchasing Il. on '.." d..f ~
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sfnfe M Maine.

cpmb.,issA.ss -IitAs Ssy,ens judicial cosrf.
b,gun a1d Asn al Portland ~Ais asf for ssid co.s-
~ ef cs~k~fsrd On fss s~eesf Tssstsy@ Sy'ii.
I.ns Domi1i, 1900. .rfs
-Upoufne fbreguin. ffsei. Ordcr~t. trss the Iiss.
LIANT give notice, To Tho said Georgc W. slsson tn
sppesr before the Justicss % ear suprvms ia
deal Court 70 be held nt Allied. yiihin and Coz tho
next, to Wit, on the fourteenth day OF juno
nett ~ .pselIshinE an aiss.tsi coPy Of sAld
Libel and this order thereon. thrse weeks success
printed In Biddsford, IN said County Of York,
the lAst psblisAtisn 10 be thirty days. At
least, before The tlping Of said Court ON tho
ssd 6thsrs IN our sah Court appear and .h.w
ssuse, % Any be t.~ Why The payer OF aid IL
bsllant should moi be grsn.ed., 49,
Attest, n. W. fEssES DIN, CLkak.
xi,s,.r ID. W. rEssESpES. cLsns.
3wio
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DIED.
.N'e,O Advertisements.
era.. Land and House Lots for Sails.

r SHALL cell ut public uuction, at the Btlde.
il ford House, on Saturday. the eth day Of May
Isca At two o'clock In the afternoon, about tweu-
ty.two acres OF land situated ON Hill and 0nAnts
Streets about half acre lots on I'LL street. and
small ones on Uranite street.
This IL some Of the best hay land In Biddsfo!d'
and IL we'll worth the attention Of any person de-
string to have convenient lot 81 land for bay Or
cultivation within short distance Of Main sifses'
plan Of tho land may be seen at the once oi o.
'BIddeiord. April d 1854 t.f.. 2ui2 -
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IIEALH-GvIxG srEkH's WINE pnIrRs are pure and
whatever cause them with the fullest ccnhdence Of ~
eeiviog Advantage by them. They are pleasant " us
TASTE and mainly the pure Juice 81 the gare diurete
,udo,iRr and tonic in their efiect Sold by druggist ri
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In bankruptcy.

DISTRICT or MAINE, SAT Portland. tho
ID 23d day OF April. 1869. The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointments as A.
sIgnee OF John W. Hall, Of Buxton, 10 the Coun.
~ OF York. and state Of Malss, sithin said dis
his own petition. ny the D,tIict Court or said dis
trlct. 'lII CHARLES Is. WE'LL. Assignee,
3vlo West buxton.
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.sTail oaks from little aeorns grow,
Large streams from little fountains How"

Large streams from little fountains fow."
Seven years ago the Plantation Butep "
known To-day there Il not q nook or CO
where they are not found AMI used Ut
the enormous number of Five Mill
be done with q really gool Hans
xo,J wa. ever 40 a. Plantation
BIt,ers do wbsps b or poor, and
you viii alvay. Their merit ha,
become an tstnbI,bAf ftiiany rcommcDd
them In Does Of dyrpspsia, F1stte, chilli and 10
yer, hs.dnche, &C., &c.
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MARRIAGES FOR SALE.

nNg,wceea,edc Covered carr!ss, Zoe one 2. ~. !,
!, VI horses, ussriy new. one Tep p %ssg, vsrns
peat. for two or four persons, ons DNsS - -
all ~ fSoa order. ioqa''' CHARLES HARDY.
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IMPRESSION TABLES. Tho plass 70
E a. ystsnsiou Sblss 10 81 Ne. ~ Matn
81 Ri3dsfsrd, Me-, where they .Ic Insis and
s.r,.ntcd by Iitf HIRAM B.iSAirh.
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Summer Residence,
HOUSE with y rooms, woodshed. earriass hcuse
III and stable. good we'll Of water. &c., &C., ior
sale cr 10 LET Inquire OF ,,,,nv
3Mlg OnAhLEo hAIspt'
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NOT A FEW Of the worst disorders that afiit man
Kind arise from corruption Of tbs boi nelmbohs Ek-
tract sanaIahna Il rmciy q ue utmost value. limie
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MAsssLIA wArER.--superior to the hest Inn
ported dennan Cologne, and cold ut haifthe price
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MARRIED.

% In spr,nrvsie, Ard 20, w Rev WIN u feonan, Mr.
Henry VI. Rollins ami Mlss Een 7. Tibbct., both u
sprngvale
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QUANTITY ~. QUALITY. IIelmbo,ds Extract Ear
,aparia The doe Ia small. Those Who desire large
quantity and large doses Il medicine, ERR. lmlo
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HILMnoLps CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAIsA
PARII.LA d the great Hood PIrtfsr. U lmio
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A GARD.

The officers and members Of steam Fire Engine
Co. No ., OF saco, take this Opportunity ofTeturn-
Ing their sincere thanks 10 Phillip Eastfnan eco.
for the plentiful supply OF refreshments furnished
them on the morning OF the 18th Inst such acts
OF Kindness are not forgotten. Per order.
H. lwi9 u. y. CARrEsrER, Clerk.
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no REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, PRHCKLEs
i AND Tan from the face, use PERRr's Morn
AND PREcKLk Lorios. Sold by all druggists,
Prepared only by Dr. II. O. Perry, .Ia. -r|
TOR BLACK WORMS. AND PIMPLEs on TIIR
II FACE, use 5PERRY's CohEDONH AND PihPLa
REMEDY. prepared only by Or. d. y. Perry, ~
Bond 81, New York. Bold everywhere. Thstrnhs
supplied by Wholesale Druggists. 6mola.