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DOW'S
One Dollar Store
No. 70 Free Street.
B~AuctiOn Sales Every Afternoon and
Evening. ia6d1w$
Get the Best
o "a g n N "a

AT Prices of Inferior Work.
THE MASON s. HAMLIN ORGAN co. respect
1uLly announce that they have adopted and i
gidly adhere to the policy of Drni,g In their Price
Lists and Circulars their rerg Lue prices. which
are ther lore, ALIKE to all and subject to no discount
This system secures every purchaser against an ex-
or3ithnt price, and saves necessity bartering.
catalogue Gustssued) with those of interior ORGANS
with careful eXamin liion and comparison of capac.
ity quality and wof kmanship II different instru-
mentss he CompaDy's perfected machinery, ac-
cumulated facilities and experienced workmen to
gelher with the important improvements patented
ana controlled by them enable them to produce the
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sequenty, TO offer their well known Organs winners
The Paris Expo sion Medal and Va other
first premiums, which the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
STANDARD OF EXeELLEH CE in their DEPARTMENT
atpriceS as toao euen less than those deuaandsa
for inferior organs.
The following are examples of eur REDUCED scale
EOur Octave o ryan, Solid Black dNEn
Walnut case, (Style No ~ Price HOU,
FIVE Octave Double Reed Gabiuet o..
gan, FIVE STOPS, with Tremulant; Solid Black
Price IN IN
Five Octave Double Reed Cabint SrssH.
FIVE STOPS, with the new Mason Hanaiin I'm,
nrSgea Ior HamGna which excels every other at
tachment of this class in the beauty and variety of
its effects the ease with which It Is used and its
freedom from liability to get out of order Solid Wal
nut case, carved and paneled New style, No 2l.)
This is the finest Organ OF its size and capac-ot7 M
ity which can be made. Price HlIU
- Many other styles at proportonate prices. A new
illustrated catalogue of styles and price list; also
circular with illustrated description of improvements
Introduced by the company this season, will be sent
tree to any applicant. Address
THE MASON q HAMLlN ORGAN COMPANY
Warerooms, No. 596 Broadway New York,
ja7d&w3t and No 1874 fremont st. Boston.
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IMPORTS.

BONAIRE. Brig Geo Burnham $500 bbls salt to
Stevens & Co,
HAi IFAX, Ms. Steamer Carlotta-6 bbls 5 boxes
fresh fish. Geo Black; cases mdse Eastern Ex 90;
% cords wood. box poultry, j Porteous.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executrx of the Will of
JAMES R. DO JKRAY late of Portland
in the county of Cumberland deceased, and has ia
ken npon herself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands lpon
the estate OF said deceased required to exhibit
the same and all indebted to said estate are
called upon to make Payment to
KATE H. DOCKRAY, Executrlx.
Portland, Dec. Is, 1868. dec22-1aw3ws
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Guardians Sale.

PURSUANT to alicense from the Judge of Pro-
bate shall offer at public sale, on the premises
on SATURDAY, the tn day OF February, 1869, two
seventies of the homestead farm of the lae lillian
Ross, situated in said North Yarmouth; said two
seventies being the property of Phebe B. Ross and
Mevina M. R"ss
North Yarmouth Dec 2Sth, 1868.
dc29d1aw4w* CALEB s, ROSS Guardian
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Cumberland National Bank,

THE Annual MEETING of the Stockholders in the
Cumberland National Bank Of Portland, will be
ned at ineir Dah9 sang Room N TUESDAY. the 18th
day OF January, 1862, at o'ccck NJ, ior The cleo
ton OF directors anu the transaction Of any other
business that may then come he ore them
Portland, Dec II, 1868. dc14d,d
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DIVERSITY OF FInANcIAL VIEWS.

NEW YORK, Jan. g. - The Commercials
Washington dispatch says the diversity Of
views on financial matters among Republican
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EXPORTS.

Per barque Phena, Tor Sagua-3OsO hid shocks
and heads 1000 tee do do 2O)J double do do 200 prs
heads, 70. $50 hoops
Per brig Ad lie Hale, for Havana-45O0 shocks and
heads, 1000 pairs tee head.
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firmer; Middling upands lid the spot and to ar
rive; Aiddling Orleans II I'd sales 10 900 bales. Red
Western Wheat los % los I'd. Flour-Western 27s.
COrn-od SIS; new 35s lard 72s.
HAv sE, Jan. s-Evening.-Cotto closed dull tres
ordnaire on the spot 1877.
LONDON, Jan g. Evening.-Linseed Oil e2s 1885,
Tallow Gas Cd. Crude Calcutta Lnseed 56s Cd Ia 57s
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri-
~ Der has been dulV appointed and taken upon
herself the trust OF Administrators OF the Estate OF
ELIJAH ROBINSON. late of Windbam,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All per ,ons having de
to exhibit the ssme and ali persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
ERMINA NJ. ROBINSON, Adm'x.
Windham, Dec 23d, 1858, w3w6s*
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For Sale,
nNE of the best stands in the city for fruit or con-
~ fectonery store or lunch rooms. Sold for no
business winch calls him to another State. Stock
small Ii applied for will be sold at bargain.
Apply at U. s. Hotel is 1ws
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Lost I!

the person who picked up a letter and two ma
i pens between Free 1T and the Post Office ~ r.
O'Clock on Wednesday, viii leave the !" at Evans e
JOs>elyns, on Free 81. they will be suitably rewarded
Letter and paper direced to Z. j. swift, SpringH Id.
w. jas 3t*
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AUCTION SALES.
Coal nj Auction

IN Saturday, Jan 9th, 1869, at 1OI o'clock A. M
~ snall sell for account OF whom It NAV concern,
at Deake's Wharton board schooner George Brooks
lou tons Anthracite Coal having been wet with sea
water; II. j. LIBBY, Consipl ee.
ia eut1 +. O. BAILEY. Auct
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E4OStt
Found.

ON Wednesday afternoon, black Lace Veil. The
D. D. nnder VIII be rewarded by returning it to 81
Fark 81. j. 81
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NNficR.

THHE members of the Cumberland County Agri
IL cultural Society, requested to meet in the
City Building Portland, Friday, January 18th, 1869,
to elect board of officers for said Society tor the
ensuing year. SAMUEL DINGLEY,
jsd2w&w1w2 Secretary.
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W-A.N-T.E.D.

-N-T-E-D.
A GENTS for "PEoPLE's BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY
"a or lives of eminent persons in every age and
country, women, as well as men, written by
PARTON,
the greatest living 6iographer, embellished with
beautiful stee! engravings Outsetts every other
1oork. Exclusive terrtory-largest commissions
For descriptive circular address the publishers
w3m5S A. S. HALE & co, Hartford, Conn.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction

-.,,,.- = = So3 NAC'S ttO zAUOOIOH
EFERf SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ. on lie
u market lot, Market street. / shall sell HoTs
Carriages, Harnesses, SC. ~ '''
Red Horse, very fast, seven years old
sound and kind.
One COneord Wagon and Harness. ,wo
Slcighs, Eve Robes, Puugs, ID arnesse, A
apis. +. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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oa I ne[ amament ot4 Billiards. breech-
loaJlng Carbin- 81 Plants shooting RevOIyers
with aceoutre nents and ammunition.
also al ner tackle, aEoarel and furniture. Said
schooner was ulit IN Wiseasse, in 1861; was for
merry known as me johnson Yucht" Is we'll
found in sails ami rigging Dimensions os foIIows
eng,h 80 II 8 in breadth IA It Z in; deptb of
hold it: about q tons o. NJ Terms OF sale icsb
WAsHBURN, JR., Col ector.
F. o. BAILEY, AuctiOneer.
Portland. Dec. 81. 1863. did
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To Life Insurance Agents.

Ihls Company being about TO reorganize its agency
system throqgho the state of Maine, invites pro-
posaIs from Experienced Agents for local and terri
and oxford Counties
gB 10 experienced agents the best terms will be
onere1; Address VIM. G. PRESCOTT,
uecedIot&w3t Vice-President.
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Printing n, aterlal for sale /:

HAV NC purchased the stock OF anOth # printing
Il office, We offer or sale ur Presses, por, abe
horse engine, type (both newspa er, book aud jop)
and the general material OF a news aper and job Of
fce much OF it is nearly and all is modern al
in good order. A low prize tor cash will taken
for the lot. Address immediately.
THE FREE PRESS,
ja7d1w Burlington, Vt.
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Farm for Sale.

FIRTH IOT sale.
EOR sale at a great bargain, very desirable Farm
L OF about 80 acres choice land, under good state
of cultivation well divided into moving, tillage and
pasturage, well fenced and watered: keeps ~ head
stock the year round. Large amount of good muck /;
SOo acres wood, Near school, 2 miles from village
choice f. uit, p|ups cherries, currants grapes and
cranberrries. House l. story, ten years DID, with
at house and barn. Four acres hops; hop house 80
by 20. cellar under the same.
This farm IS very pleasantly located, and has only
to be seen to be appreciated. For furherpartculars
please address the subscriber at Harrison.
VIM. GRAY.
Harrison, Jan Z, 1869. d&w3w
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Merchants National Bank

THE Stockholders ofthis Bank are hereby notified
thu the Annual Meeting for the choice OF Di-
rectors and the transaction of any other business
legally brought before them. will be holden at the
| Bank, on TUESDAY, January 70, 1869, at TEN
| O'Clock A NJ,
| CHARLES PAYSoN, Cashier.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

The National Traders Bank of
Portland.
THE Stockholders OF this Bank are hereby noti-
L fled that their Annual Meeting will be held at
their Banking Room No 81 Exchange St., on TUES
DAY, the 18th day of January next, at 3 O'Clock p
M to choose five Directors for the ensuiog year, and
TO act on any other business that may legally come
before them.
Portland, Dec. H. 1868 dtd
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Collectors Sale.

Custom HOUSE,
Portland, Dec. 81, 1863. I
by order of the Secretary OF the Treasury. shall
- sell at Public AucrioD, on Nom Ay, the 18th
nay OF ;l1Huary 1860 at o'clock p. NJ, at Custom
hOuse wharf, where She now lies. the
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hagle Sugar Refinery.

V'HE Stockholders Of this Company are hereby
a notified hat The Annual Meeting for choice OF
directors and the transact OF sny other business
nnery on THURSDAY, the 14th day OF January,
1869, at o'clock NJ
Dec 30 did
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Eastern shore Of Maryland, quite ms wei as
IN Delaware; the two sections are divided
by mere imaginary line. and they both
form a part Of The same peninsula. The
Maryland eounties Gre penetrated N every
conceivable direction by navignbie wabers,
and in all the wealth Of the waters in fish,
oysters, terApias, and crabs, they have do.
cidediy the advantage &c their neighbor,
Delaware.
Though chemical analyss has prenedl tho
wheat of Eastern Maryland to be the best
ever exhibited on the London Corn His
change, the farmers there must eventually
become horticultnrists in view Of the eHoEs
nous profits to be derived from that branch
of agriculture. To estimate the prospective
value Of their lands after this is done, rs b,
yond our arithmetic. In England the fee
simple Of land is valued Mt twenty five year =
rent-tLat is, an acre is estimated TO bc
worth twenty-five times its yearly rent; ap-
ply this rlIls 70 lands producing a net annu.
al revenue af fgpm two to four handred
dollars an aere, and spFropn6Ied by waters
abounding IN aIl the luxurses for the table,
and 4 faint idea may be formed Of the value
10 which the Eastern shore lands must at
tain. For safety and profit we can conceive
of no investment of money TO compare with
the landg 9f Eastern Maryland
The Foregoing pefnarks viii apply with
more or less Pertinency TO all the tide water
country of Maryland and Virginia - TsmG
Field dlid Farm.
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Every editor Of a paper will appreci-
ate the truth Of the following passagc
from some Of the writings Of Captain
Marriott:
Il is not the writing Of the leading
article itself, but the obligation to 4rifS
that article every day (ur week D wheth
er inclined OF not, in sickness o. hoalth
in afiliction, diseases Of the miad !, win.
ter or summer, year after year, tied
down to the task, remaining III one
spot 1t is Ike the walking Of / thou
sand hours. Ihave a fellsW- -faeljae, lor
| know how . periodical will wear doun
oue's existence. In itself IL appcnrs
nothing, the labor i not manifest nor'
is it the labor, but ii is tie continued
attention which il requires. Your lifs
becomes as it were the publication - =
One days Cor weeks paper i DO soossr
corrected and priated. than o. cou.ss
another. II il tho stone Of Sysiphua /.
an endless repetition Of toll oo1stspt
weight upon the INTELLECT and sririfs.
demanding all the exastion of s'v WIN ~
facultiss. 'hs SANS time that yeu -
compelled 70 do the seyorest kind Y
drudgefy, 70 write fsr 4 ncwsrses ~
is very well, but 70 edit one & & 4 g
denim yourself to slavery An II 0fIsA
i az true ns prcachise. I
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Select STORY.
THREE CALICO DRESSES.

Although II may be very pheasant
thing to see ones own maine in print"
it is not allowable TO print pames, cspec-
tally when writing out u true story. For
this reason we shall have recourse to
fictitious addresses, apd introduce our
young lady acquaintance us Miss Clara
Clinton, and her father as Judge Clin-
ton, of Clintonville.
They-that is the people-=-called the
Judge the oldest man that ever lived.
If oddity consists in having a way of
his own, Judge Clinton was very odd
man. lie would insist upon living in
little brown, fashioned house,
without carpets upon the floors aud,
what was more yexatious, be would not
allow sofa or lounge or rocking. chair
inside the four brown walls. As he
had au idea that the whole country was
going to rack aud ruin, because the men
wore broadcloth, apd the women wore
silks, he declared be you'd wear home
spun as long as he lived, and his women
folks should be restricted to calico.
As we have nothing 10 do with Mrs.
Judge Clinton, we shall not allude to
the hearty vexation with which she car
ried out the whimsical old Judges do
mestlc relations. As she could do
nothing wiser than to gplp down her
chagrin, she did gulp it down, aud wo-
man like, pretended to believe, with her
husband, that they could reform the
world by making themselves conspic-
uously mean and uncomfortable.
Judge Clinton was still in indigo
colored home-spun, aud Mrs. Judge
Clinton in nine penny calico, when Miss
Clara Clinton, having reached the age
Of eighteen, and having a will Of her
own, (Which her mother was careful to
tell every body the child inherited from
her father ANNOUNCED her desire aud
determination to 20 TO a boarding school.
The Judge himself had been poor
boy, selfedpcated through his own ex.
ertions. He was a proof of his humble
birth and the difficulties he had over
come at Brpndery. He had read Virgil
by the aid Of q pine. K not, and Greek by
the aid of penny candle, and solved
the problems of Euclid by moonlight.
He respected but one desire in the
world, and that was thirst for knowl.
edge. So when Miss Clara protested
that she must, aud could, and would 90
to boarding school, Judge Clinton
cheerfully acqniesced aud expressed
himself ready to "cash over"
No sOoner was this interesting sub.
ject broached, however, than, to Miss
Clara's surprise, her father selected the
most expensive, thorough, and aristo.
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Gooflano's German Bilters

Is entirely vegetable, and contaIp NO
liquor. II is a eompo und Of Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, lie erbs, and Barks
from which these extracts are made
are gathered In Germany. All the
m edic inaI virtues are extracted from
them by n scientific chemist. These
country TO be used expressly for tho
IN n N u fac ture of these Bitters. There
Is no nlcoholic substance OF any kind
used In compounding the Bttters,
hence "a is the only Bitters that can
he used In cases where alcoholic slim
ulants are not dyisnbIe,
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6ooaauo's German 6ouif

Il combination Of all the ingysdiBit If G1 Bsisyt
tSih PuRE Santa Cru; Rum, Grunge ele n Is usoi or
he same diSodscs The BiLieys edses chsTe come
pure alcoholic tmHiHS Is required. pou viii bar IN
ssini hhdt these reaoifeS entirely dasrent from
any otheyI 1dncrtised for The cure NJ be dlisases
named, uese beng scielfe preparations u medicinal
ertrdots viiie The others deeoci0Rs of nan
in sons form TIE TONIC Is daciieiy one Of he moi
pleasant and agreeable remedies erer offered 10 he
patde. rs taste Is e1qnsite, is pIedinre 20 take
H. niiie ls hfegiring, ezsiidrdtiHg, and medicinal
qualities haas easqa q 70 be noIra a; he 0redeIt Of
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R. B. NORM ENT,
Attorney at Law,

H AViNG located in the City Of Westmin-
" ster, Office on Main Street, two doors
p OF Court, respectfully informs the citizens
Carroll, and adjoining counties, that he will
re prompt attention to all business entrusted
PIN, both before the Courts Of this State and
Departments Of the General Government at
Veshington ID. @.
Practices In The Courts of Bankruptcy.
s REFERENCES.
Rev. ]. 7. Ward and John Smith, ESQ.,,
esfminster.
Charles Abbott Esq. and DR.. Thomas Fei-
@epr, Baltimore,
samuel Gesment Esq. and J. D, wsrd,
". =. NJ. Hurley, Ess.,. Register In Bank
ptcy, Frederick City, Nd. novlI-ly
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PHYSICIANS.
R. VIM. n. BAUMGARTNER,

RADUATE Of the Pennsylvania College of
y Dental Surgery, having taking the rooms
cs Grammer's Book Store, nearly opposite
Fellows, Hall, respectfully announces to
reg to perform all operations pertaining to
4enhstry. Artificial Teeth mounted on Dental
Nnlcanite, material superior TO metals in It's
edAptability and durability.
Persons having badly adjusted gold plates
csn haye them exchanged for the Fuicanite.
q Great care will be given 10 Childrens' Teeth;
Irregularities corrected and deciduous teeth
preserved until the permanent ones make their
appearance.
E1A superior nentifrice constantly on
band. june l0,-ly.
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Original goetry.
For the Democratic Advocate.
Woman VS., I'll Never see him More.

] have finished II. the missive,
That will tell him he is free,
From this hour and forever,
He Is nothing more to me.
He can visit Carrie Carroll,
On whose face he loves To gaze;
He can court her II he wants to
IL will shorten n0t-my days.
Madame Gossip says II would
"But give to him the rein,"
lie would leave me for Miss Carrie,
And ne'er return again.
While be says he loves me dearly,
(Tisistrange how this can be,
He can have her II he wants her,
II he loves her more than me.
I'll conquer soon loye's foolish fame,
As Thousands have before;
Look scorn'ul when | hear b s name,
And never call 1t DER.
When next again he visits me,
ls that him az the door,
~ send him word that intend
To-neyer see him more.
Why should start might have known,
That rude step was not he;
And besides, he's now with Carrie,
He may stay there top--for me-
'Tis Sabbath Eve--hOw strange II seems,
That he should now be there;
Pshaw Why should o'cr it brood
I'm sure do not care,
Everybody in Pearl Valley,
Know he's been wooing mei
And not long since an oadi said,
He wrote 10 Polly 7.
He press'd her hand too, { 80 they saw
He now can press it more,
For aught care, the tickle Jade,
| think him quite bore,
III never bestow another smile
On this false One,-so therel
I'll let him know that flirting,
Is more than will bear.
He says he herer praised that face,
And VOWS he loves but nc;
Suppose It's all story
That he wrote to PollyPf
Now almost wish I'd written
Not 10 him that he was free
Such harsh, and cruel words as these,
He never wrote to me.
might have said with irony
Or in a bitter tone,
I'm happy as the bird of spring,
My heart is all my own.
Hark that's his step, Nose, say to him,
"She's been gone out since Tour !"
No, stop--What makes my heart beat so
I'll see bim-iaN once more.
His card-Whafs written meath bis name
"Hm late, baye been Ill, !"
I'll smiling go and meet him, for
Indeed Iiore hin, still.
Pearl Valley, August, 1869.
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DR.. VIM. 8. Shipley

nFFERS his professional SERVICES TO the
" the citizens Of Westminster and vicinity.
OFFIcE-adjoining Farmers and Mechah-
es National Bank, lately occupied by DR..
j. l.. Warfeld. After Q p. N. if not pro
.essionally engaged he can be found at the
residence OF Lewis Winters, two doors east
~ marsh's Hotel. ap9.6mo
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CONSUMPTION.

Thousands OF cases, when the pa
tlent supposed he was AFFLICTED with
this terrible disease, have been cured
by the use Of these remedies. Extreme
emaetstton, debility, and cough arc
the usual attendants upon severe
cases OF dyspepsia or disease of the
digestive organs. Even in cases Of
genuine Consumption, these remedies
VIII be found of the greatest beneft,
ftrengt the ming and tpvigorating.
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err kno'c, and piH cure all dsease, resuliin1 from
bad bi,aR '
ho'p yotr Lood pure; kesp your Li,er in order;
kffp your dgeStit4 organs sound healthy nos.di-
ho. ty he use Of uegs rsmeoies and no .iseass viu
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CROUT & REIFSNIDER,

ITTORNEYS.ATLAW AND SOIL
~ CITORS IN CHANCERF,
WESTMINSTER, Mo.
IN Z have formed copartpership in the
NV practice of Law in the Courts of
Gl1froll and Howard Counties, and viii
1lomptly attend to all business entrusted TO
~ care. Particular attention paid to Col.
ions and procuring DEGREES for the sale
~ Real Estate.
Also, Applications fled for Back Pay and
0oQnty due hairs of deceased soldiers.
Qfice adjoining the rasidaaea of CuAs. T.
HzfFssIDER. ao30.tf
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DEBILITY.

Tiers is medieiH, equal % Hoqdsnfs Ge,1ras
BdteTs or Tnate in 81 Debility. Thy impart
lone dad rigor 10 hs hots sy&iesi, str,hgiIea e at
pofits, edase enjoyment ef ~, food, enaLie IL,
stomach 10 dtgea Il, purify The blood, 0irs a good
so,uad, healthy eomplerioA eradicate he yeow inQe
from the sye, impdrt Lo1m 20 b oteeks and change
The EatieEi from, short-bredihe6, emdeidiod tosdk
and neyrOHS bsraiid, 10 Jai faced uout and ri9or
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DR., LEONARD zEPP.

"AyIEG locatad at the East End of
III Westminster, offers his professional
services to the public. When not engaged
may be found at bis office or residence,
one door west of siansbury's Hotel,
may 6,--6m