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sent out "A force, numbering 700, as a re-
connoitering party. They were attack
ed and defeated with a loss Of almost the
entire command in casualties, assertions
and prisoners. The town ofPuerto Prin-
cipe is reported deserted by General
Pnelo's troops, who, after the recent ell
gagement, retreated TO Nuevitas.
These letters report that ValmaSeda's
forces, which had moved out from Las
Tunas, had attacked the Cuban troops
who were concentrating near that point
under General Qnesada. The Spanish
troops, composed Of The entire strength
of General Valmaseda's force, and COM
manded by VaImaseda in person, con>is-
ted of $500 regulars and 800 voIun-
:eers. With this force General QueSada
was attacked and, after an engagement
of four hours, the SpauiardS Wrre repul-
sed with very severe loss. The Cuban
loss was over 100, while that of ValmaSe-
da was much larger. Valmaseda retreated
to Las Tunas, and, under cover Of the
Notifications of that place, secured pro-
lection for his troops, the Cubans not
being supplied with the artillery npces-
sarv TO attack so formidable Notifications.
The CubaDs now occupy the entire
Cinco Villas District, and the territory
of the Eastern Department, commanded
. by General Jordon. The Spanish troops
and volunteers occupy the seacoast
towns, aud coast Notifications. A fight
is reported near Puerto LIE Grande, in
which the Spanish force, numbering over
700, was defeated. Il is reported hat
after the first fire the troops deserted in
a body to the Cubans, leaving their
officers, who were captured and paroled
by General Jordon.
General Quesada and Jordan assert
their confidence in the result, and their
ability to secure Cuban independence.
The following was received from the
Office of Ell CronjSta, the New York organ
of the Spanish in Cuba:
Havana, Sept. 7-CeSpedes and Quesa-
da, with 5000 men, attacked Las Tunas,
which was garrisoned by 400 sick and
invalid soldiers. Considering the victory
sure they published an enthusiastic pro-
clamation. They were repGlSed with a
loss of five hundred men, many arms and
a'fag. 1t was a complete rout, so much
SC that they dared not oppose, in the
least, the column of BenegaSi-only five
hundred strong-which arrived the next
day safe and sound, with a large convoy
at Las Tunas.
New York, 8th-Senator William Pitt
Fessenden is dead.
London, Sept. 8.-The "Morning Tele-
graph has an editorial to-day on the re-
suit OF the recent international rowing
match between the Oxford and Harvard
crew The writer says the merits of the
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TO doubt that the scheme will be practl-
cable. 1t will afford a fair and reason
able chance for the Harvards to reverse
the triumph. The fame Of the Oxfords
and their love of fair play, it is natural
to suppose, will prompt a ready comPll-
ance with the just expectation of America.
Lord EIcho, who has taken a very
prominent part in the volunteer move
ments recently, Eras suggested a rifle
match between England and America.
Madrid, Sept. 8.-The "ImparciaI," to-
day says the American Minister has not
sent any note to the"Spanish Government
pointing out the possibility of the ssrecog-
milton of the Cuban insurgents as bellige~
rents under the pressure of public opinion
in the United States, but he declares that
the fItibuSters have made immense pro-
gress ia gaining American sympathy, and
thew do not relax their efforts 10 obtain
recognition for the Cubans.
London, 9th.-The Bishop Of Bath and
Wells has resigned.
New York, 9th-The steamer "Hornet"
is entirely free. 1t is neverIess believed
that her destination is the coast of Cuba.
London, 1Olh.-The Morning Post says
That the Pope is preparing to make great
efforts to convert the negroes Of the
United States. Two hundred of them
are studying for the Priesthood.
Paris, 1Oth.-The Emperor arrived in
the city to-day. He visited the Boule-
wards and returned to St. Cloud. He was
accompanied by the Empress.
Constantinople, 10th, The boundary
question between Turkey and Persia has
been arranged. The Vlceroy of Egypt
submits to all the demands of the Sultan
with The exception of the Estimates. The
Great Powers are endeavouring to pre-
vent the Sultan from carrying things to
the last extreme.
Madrid, 1Oth.-The proposal that the
Regency in Spain shall continue for three
years more is favourabIy received. Slight
disturbances have occurred on account of
the Government order that the Volunteers
should abandon the posts which they
have held since the revolution common
ced. Several persons have been wounded.
New York, 11th.-General Sherman
has received his appointment as Secretary
of War.
London, 11th.-According to advices
received from Rio Janeiro, there was a
battle in Paraguay the result of which is
indecisive. 500 men remained on the field
Of battle.
Madrid, 11th.-The disturbances raised
by the Volunteers have ceased.
Madrid, 18th. The Government has
appointed a commission to enquire into
the changes to be made in the Penal
Code, and the administrative reforms for
the Colonies.
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In BratteboTo, April !, HERBERT II. THOMAS,
aged % years
In Brsttleboro, April 20, THOMAS HINES, aged 80
years. II days - -
son Of W. ]. Tuthill, aged years.
In Halifax, April TO- Of cholera infantum, SIDNEY
IL months, days.
Softly, softly, deep az death,
Still the sigh and hush the breath,
Softly-saddest sorrow weeps-
Siddie sleepsl
Gently, gently-Angels glide
Round the casket, side by side,
Gently smile-while sorrow webs
Siddie sleeps!
sweetly, weetly--songs arisc,
To the plains Of Paradise,
Swoetly-still, sad sorrow weeps-
Siddie sleepsl
Brightly, brightly-geams a star
In the blue OF Heaven afar
Brghtly-sorrow dries her eyes
Siddie wakes in Paradisel
In PArishyile, N. Y, April is, HANNAH, wife Of
The deceased was a native of Newfane, Vt. After
was gently released and she passed home to God.
In Boston, April IA, Of scarlet fever, MARION AU-
GUSTA, only child Of Nathan A. and Mary A. Putnam
formerly OF Guford, VT, aged year months and ii
days
Sad the thought that shall never
Meet thee, Mamie, here again,
But thy loneliness will ever
In our bleeding hearts remain.
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Re0leqO 0f the Markets.
CsnBREDGE C.sTTLR .n.sRKET.
T"esd0y, .HDrH go, 1869.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK Al MARKEr
Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs. Swine.
This week $40 2g7g III
LAST week III 1851
PRICES.
Becf-eItra, sl3 - - IS LIST quality Si2 % ( a.
70; I'd do, Sll 10 IA IL 10; I'd do, 50 so "a 10 So
800 -'
Mich Cows aud Calves 35, so, 65, rs "a 100.
fearings-Sls Ia %. years old-s3O u a.. years
od-s45 Gf e.
Veal Culyes-S3 lG.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots, 50 90, 30 "a 4 90 each
extra 81 30 "a . O0-or from 20 to sc D H.
Hides-9 Ia G loo u n. TalOw-7 "a nc o NJ.
Pelts-Sl 80 IA 25 each. Calf skns-22 Gs 23c b H.
Poultry-eItra 10 IA zoe; prime, 10 "a l9c good, II
to l5c e 10.
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.TATE OF VERMONT.


l. r. TYLER, County Clerk Of said County hereby
make Proclamation, according TO the Statute in such
case made and provided that Homer Goodhue, Esquire,
OF Westminster, duly elected county Commission
er for said County at the election held the first Tues
day Of March, A. d. 1869
Given under my hand at Newfane in said County this
18th, dsy Of April, 1865
II. TYLER, County Clerk.
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For One Dollar !
Read this and "Match it. ye who can

Read this and "MatCh it yew who can !
sl,OO for 10 Boxes good Paper Collars.
100 " Boz Paper Cuffs with Pearl Sleeve Buttons.
100 " Box Paper Bosoms and Cluster Pin.
100 " & Prs. Gents Heavy Cotton Socks.
100 " Prs Gents Light Cotton Socks.
100 " Gents Bordercd or White Hdkfs. (hemmed)
100 - AGENTS. Solid Bordered Hdkfs. (hemmed).
100 " Gents Elegant Silk Scarf
100 " Gents Cotton and Wool Shirt.
100 " Gents Fancy Cotton Shirt
100 Gents Mounted Hair Vest Chain.
100 A pair Of Coin Silver Sleeve Buttons.
81, 90 for A pair Gold Plated Sleeve Buttons.
100 D." a large Florence Mirror.
100 % splendid Florence Hair Brush.
100 "a Splendid Hair Brush Comb
100 "a good stereoscope.
100 I" sett stereoscopie Views.
100 "s5 Bottle Castor.
100 as Bottle Silver Plated Castor.
100 "a Silver Plated Sugar Bowl
100 90 Silver Plated Dreamer.
100 "a Silver Plated Butter Dish.
100 {" Silver Plated syrup Cup.
100 90 Silver Plated Cake Basket.
81, for Silver Plated Call Bell
100 "a Silver Plated Cup.
100 q sett Silver Plated Spoons.
100 /" sett Silver Plated Forks.
100 I" 2 Good Silver Plated Napkin Rings
100 "a Splendid sett Glass Ware.
100 Il dozen good Tumblers.
100 81 large Kerosene Lamp.
100 sett Knives and Forks
100 sett OF Fine Tea Kniyes.
| 100 sett OF Dinner Knives.
100 Splendid Carver and Fork.
81, 90 for Carver, Fork Steel.
100 "a large size Britannia Tea Pot
100 Good Umbrella.
100 a Fine Gold Pen Case.
100 a Splendid Photograph Album.
100 " Backgammon Board, complete.
100 superane Warranted Razor.
100 pair Of wostenholm's RAzors in Case.
100 " Six Baded Pearl Handle Knife.
100 an Eight Dlaled Pearl Handle Knife.
100 Fine Oil Painting in Frame
100 I" 2 Bottles Best Perfumery.
sl,oo an Extra Large Bottle Cologne
100 4" a sett Dominoes in Morocco Case.
100 4" a Fine Turkey Morocco Wallet.
100 I" New Style Port Monaie.
100 sett Gold Shirt Studs.
100 +" a Heavy Plated Spring Locket.
100 "a Splendid Tintype Album, 200 Views.
100 ala Dozen Scotch Wood Napkin Rings.
100 :" Coin Silver Fruit Knife.
100 "a sett Ladies' Etruscan Jewelry.
100 " a sett Ladies' Enameled Jewelry.
100 " a sett Ladies' Guard Chain 4 Pin
100 "a Gents Gold Plated vest Chain.
800 for many other articles not mentioned.
CALL AND SEE HOW IT IS DON,
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE! OF THE INJURI-
Gus effects Of Face Powders and Washes. All such
remedies close up the pores of the skin and in short
time destroy the complexion. If you would have
fresh healthy and youthful appearance, use HELM
BoLDs EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. 2neowl6
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Special Notices.

HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAR-
saparilla, Us the great Blood Purifier. 2ml6
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To THE LADIES OF BRATTLEBoRo AND YIcIsITY:-
~ having had q great many calls within the last
few weeks for Hoop Skirts from the ladies Of this town
we decided to keep two Of best skirt makers
for single orders and would say that in every case we
will guarantee perfect satisfaction. We make any style
that may be wanted and you will always find Lady to
take your orders. Ladies coming into town in the
morning leave their orders at rooms in Mason
building at the foot of High Street. and receive the
goods in the afternoon.
tito BRATTLEBOR0 SKIRT co.
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Special Notifies.

ToRemove Moth Patches, FrcckIcs nd
LorIoN. sold by all druggists. Prepared only by Dr.
h. O. Perry.
For Black Worms, nnd PimpIcs or the
Face, use PEnRY's CoMEDoSE AND PiMPLE REMEDY
prepared only by DR.. u, g. Perry, 40 Bond St, New
York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Whole
sale Druggists.
A MYsTERY.-Any person sending us their address
with IS cents ncosed will receive by mail the and
oarte-do-vsite Of their future wife or husband.
3m5 REEVES, 4 Co. rs Nassau st., N Y.
IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system naturally
underRoes change and HELMBoLDs HIGnLY Con-
oENrRArEp EXTRACT SARsArARILtaA In an assistant
Of the greatest value. 2meowl6
The Science of Lifci or ScIf-Prczcrvn-
tiou. A New Medical Book, the best In the world,
written by Dr. A. II. Hayes, who has had more expert
In dealing with diseases treated upon In this book
than any other living physician 1t treats upon the Err
HOOD, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and all DISEASES and
ABUSES Of the GENERATIvk ORGANS It contains
800 pages bound in CLOTH illustrated with beautiful
cravings. This ia quack Doctors cheap advertising
pamphlet, bat truly scientific and popular treatise by
Of the most learned and popular physicians Of the
day II the young and middC-aged would avoid mental
depression, all nervous diseases premature decay and
death, let them read DR. Hayes popular medical work
entitled 'The Science of ife.'"-MedicIi and Surgical
Journal
Sent by mail securely sealed receipt Of price, only
81; in extra Morocco, 50. Address the Author, No.
Bunnch st. Host m, Opposite the Revere HouseD NIB
Dr. H. can always be consulted in the strctes confidence
GSyoLABLE sEcREsY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. ly2l
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&arrfaHfH.
DEdtnG.

In Green River, April IL, by N. Webster, BAxTEF
II. woRDEE, Of duilford, and Miss ELLEN NJ
CIRCUIT, OF Warwick, Mass.
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FEMALE STRESoTHENING CoRDIAL.-A
Specific Remedy for Female Diseases. 1t imparts
tone and vigor to the Uterus and gives renewed yita
ty to the whole system. All of Debility peculiar to
Female, will find a sovereign remedy in this COM
pound. Prepared at the New England Botanic Depot,
Boston, GEO. w SWEET, NJ. D., Proprietor. One
Dollar per bottle. Five Dollars for Six Bottles. 1y32
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARsAPARILL

NAI6AThHIII
ERADIcArEs ERuI1IvE and LUCRATIVE DIsIAsTs
OF THE
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS SCALP, and
SKIN,
which 20 dishgure the appearance, PURGTNG the
evil effects Of mercury and removing all taints, the
remnants of DISEASES hereditary or otherwise, and
is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO TABLE-SpOONFULS Of the Extract Of Sarsa-
para added 10 pint Of water, IL equal TO the Lisbon
Diet Drink and bottle il equal to gallon Of the
Syrup Of Sarsaparilla or the decoctions az usually
made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the
Medico-C hirurgical Review the subject Of the Ex
tract Of Sarsaparn in certain affections, by Benjamin
Travers, f. H. S. &c Speaking of those diseases, and
diseases arising from the Of mercury, he states
that remedy rs equal 10 The Extract Of SdrsdpdrHdj
sense, tonic irih This Invaluable attribute, that is
dppcabie 10 state Of The system Sunken, and yet
irritable renders other substances Of the tonic
elm. ...a..lLLlLLc o u. l..-Lai.s
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.,'EIy.I.OHK .u.skSK EFT.

EsoHr ana sHedf.
Supreme state aud weatern Flour, 5000 s5 rs
Extra state, S 10 "a rs
EKtra Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, &c. Sos 975
Extra Ohio round-hoop shipping brands, 5T5@ 625
Extra Ohio, trade and family brands, $500 975
Extra Geuessee, 6B0@ 975
Common to Fancy Extra Missouri, 100 a Ia so
Fair to Superior Extra Southern, GS "a IL 90
Rye Flour, inferior 10 choice, b "a 10
Corn Meal Jersey and Western, 900 475
GraiH.
wheAt-So. l Spring. " bush 81 as "a 81 SO
Amber Western, II ~ l ~
White Western, 1900 900
C0rn-MiIed Western, SIC q S6c
White aud Yellow, &c "a soc
Rye-stAte and Western, 1880 SO
Barley-SlAte and Canada West, 2OON 202
Oats-State and Western, tic "a 76c
PrOrision.
Pork-New Mess o Dbl $50 90 "a s3l 20
Prime Mess, old and new, 2S25 q % rs
Prime aud Extra Prime, 90 90 "a &c 25
Beef-Plain Mess, IL W "a 10 w
Extra Mess, l2O0@ 10 90
Dressed Hugs-Cty and Western, n H. l5c % lac
bacon -CumbcrlGnds, Toe "a l6c
Lard--gOod to choice, lbe "a l9c
Hutter-StAte half irkins, extra, 43c &c 47c
State hall hrkns fair to good SOC "a 38c
Chseas- Factory made, extra, 2le "a 22e
Farm dairies, extra, 2lc "a &c
Hops.
Hops have been in moderate demand, including new
American at to l2c, and to SC for old. u n.
Gold.
The latest Gold quotation at New York, Wednesday,
l34 l-S
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NOTICE..

The subscriber having sold his farm wishes to sell 4
desirable Pasture located In the West part Of Guord
being part Of the original farm owned by Jonathan
Chase, deceased
said Pasture contains about 100 acres well fenced and
watered large orchard Of natural fruit thereon and
but few years since part Of the pasture mowand
thus making 1t one of the best Of pastures.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber at
Guilford Centre, VT
will also sell the Hotel at the Centre, located about
Ia mile from the Guilford Mineral Springs. Any one
wishing TO 40 into the hotel business extensively
than myself, the wants Of Mineral Spring demand
can purchase this stand on reasonable terms.
tf2 HENRY II. CHASE, Guilford Centre VI.
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF CoMPEX-
ION must purify and enrich the blood, which HELM
BoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA in
variably does. Ask for Hetmboid's Take no other.
eow2ml6
QUANTITY va. QUALITY HrLMBoLps EXTRACT
SARsAPARnI-A. The dose is small Those who desire
large quantity and large doses of medicine ERR.
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Buy Me, aud I'll do You G O od."-DR.
LANGLEY'B ROOT AND HERB BITTERS are q sure
remedy for Liver Complaint in all its FORMS Humors of
the Blood and Skin, Scrofua, Dyspepsia CoBtiveness
Indigestion, Jsundice, Headache, and Bilious Diseases
General Debility, &C. They cleanse the SYSTEM regu-
late the bowels, restore the appetite, purify the blood
strengthen the body, and thoroughly prepare 1t to
sist diseases OF all kinds GEO. G. GOODWIN CO.,
Boston. Sold by all Druggists. l6wl2
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NOT A FEW Of the worst disorders that ailiict
kind arise from corruption OF the blood. HELMBoLDs
EXTRACT sARsArARILLA is q remedy Of the utmost
value. 2mcow1G
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. S.

SlAl IL VI NENMON ], MHrlDOTo. 80
- By the Probate court FOR said Di'rief.
To all persons interested in the Estae Of CARoI1NE
JONES, late Of Halifax, IN said District, deceased
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that CALNEK1 JONES hGs
presented for probate instrument Iurpuitng to b.
the last will and testament Of said decs ated and that
the same will be heard at the Probate Cu.rt TO be held
at the Probate Office In Bo,lcicro In fah District,
the last saturday Of April, A. ID. 1889.
IS 4. REYES, Register.
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- lAl H. Of NENMON !, MdllDolo, -.
- The Probate Court Tor said District.
10 all persons interested Ia the Estate Of Ma
1HAN1EL NILES late Of Halifax, decess6d Greeting:
Whereas, MARY S. NILES, has presented to this
Court 1netrument purportng 10 be the last Will Of
said deceased, for Probate You hereby notified
that this Court will dscide upon the Probate Vi said In
srument a the session thereof to be held at th- Probate
Once, in Brattleboro, in aaid District, the last
Saturday II April A. ID. 1869, when and Where YOU
may appear and contest the same, you ace cauae.
Il a. KEYES, Register.
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ATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro, -.

CTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. -.
~ by the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate uf LYMAN
sTOCKWELL, late " Nottingham, in said District,
deceased, Greeting.
You hereby nutihed that this Court will decide up
the allowance Of the account Of II. d. BALLOU, Adj
mnstrator upon said Estate and decree distribution
thereof TO the persons entitled at the session thereof to
be held at the Probate Once IN Brattleborn the
last Saturday Of April, A. ID. 1862 when and where
you may be heard in the premises, If yon cause
II A. KEYES, Register.
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legal Notifies.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
- by the Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested In tho Estate Of ELIJAH
CORSE, late Of Halifax deceased Greeting
whereas, ALPHEUs II. STONE, has prcpented 10
this Court Instrument purportng to be the last WIZ
Of said deceased for Probate You hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon the Probate Of raid In
strmtnt at the Session thereof to he held ut the Pro-
bate once, in Brateboro IN said District, On the last
Saturday Of April A. d. 1869 when and where you may
appear and contest the same, If You see cause.
IL ASA KEYES, Register.
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"out ofsorts."-Take DIR, s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BITTERs,-the most medicinal in the
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WHY WILL YOU DIE--COEKLIN'S PASTILES
cures Consumption Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Coughs, Colds Catarrh, Cryup, Sore Throat Dsagrees-
BILE Breath Tghtness Of the Chest Difficulty Of Breath
ing &c. Public Speakers and Singers will find them
unrivaed for clearing the voice. Price Is cts box
For sale by I. N. THORN Co., Bratteboro. l3ub
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARIIIA cleanses
and renovates the blood inss the vigor Of health into
the system and purges out the humors that make dis
ease, 2ml6eOw
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MYSTERY.-Any person sending us their address
with rs cents nclosed will receive by mail the and
carte-de-visito Of their future wife or husband.
3m5 REEVES 4 CO., rs Nassau st., N. Y.
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS the system naturally
underRoes a change, and HELMBoLD's HIGHLY Con-
oESTRArEp EXTRACT or SARsArARIL1A IL an assistant
of the greatest value. 2meow16
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To Remove Moth Patches, Frcckles aud
Tau from the face, PERRYs Morn AND FREcKLE
LorIoS. Sold by all druggists Prepared only by DR..
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Balm, Fl
NittSbnrs, Cincinnati nnb ct. spnis Giienbabm
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Agtnt fir ben Serfauf rrr 9ptttn hes alien
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s5trnsr asfnt fir bic eprcming COUNTY WItIai
grrF6sruniss Co., infprperirt 1910. GapitaI fitsr
$3,000000. 9isie @e;elli6aft fdbrt fort III
m1bisen grriIen ~ SeriIdern unb II piinftiib In
Ssr 83abIms aIler sbrlieen sInipriids. 4i
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GrbfnIlimIlin0.

Srtlnhen uno Sffannten bitrmii biz erefbrnr
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