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MISS s. r. PETERS

Having taken Rsom No 10. in Cah>sn
hisck' Ger. Of Myrtle and Congress sas.,
Is prepared to instruct limited number of nunil,
th. ~ sucm o. tne English anches as will prepare
term commences MONDAY, Oct. 10, 1870.
,, miss r. will also open Caiesthenic School fol
ionr r. NJ, to commence Oct ~. Terms So
Inc patronage OF her friends and the puhlic cen-
orally is respectfully solicited, f"o 50
hEFERENCEs:-kev. N w Tavlor po.4 r..,.
man Gnssmaln'ng onsiag Committee; Lewis B. Smith, ESQ.
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The Literary World.
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given 'ha the following des-
~ cribed goods were seized at This port, on tn Q
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws. viz;
May 2s,is70, on board SJm'r Chase cases Is l1-1s
doz Brandv; May 26. on boaid Sch. Ocean be 10"
hbls Molasse-, 360 igus, 80 lbs gar; way 81, on
board brig Liz ,te" 2 bols Mol1sses; June ID, on
beard Sch. "Georgie Stapes," bl Sugar; June u,
fee; June 81, on board brig "Nel'ie dohnso'," ls3
Cigar; jane 80, on board : mr. Chase' bottles
Br indy. bottle whs>ey; July 2, ON boaid Stm'r
a., base !" bottles Whiskey, botti- Gin. dog. pis
Storhines; July ~, on bo rd BIZ. Big NJ. A. H-r-
rera, bib 5 gar, bags Susr; July IA. az Store
on Congress St. Sc ig RS; aug 3. al Saecarsrpa.
2sOO Cga,s; Aug. g. at Store on Portlani Pier, 500
lbs old Canvass; Sept. 9, on board Sch. Ocean
Brid. " 10 7-S cases Brandy 1i-12 case Gin
Anv person or persons claiming the same arc re-
ouested to appear and make such claim within tven-
~ days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed OF in accord with the sts
OF Congress In such cases made and pr id d.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector.
Portland, Sept rs, 1870. d1awsw Wa
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DR.. Bicknell,s svr,,r

cures DiarrhRa, Dysentery. Cholero Mos,,,. Il =.
era' aot'am Cole Bowel or Summer Com nlain.s GEN.
msdiss ane pes Is entirely safe and reliable and gives
being nnrae rse anu never harms the most delicate.
9uce costiveness. One-third its bulk IL Of The PeSt
NJ mg p,a1Sd sSaG giving t powerful tonic properss
Fail not to try it. Druggists sell it. meas5S use.
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SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-The Aygus of Wednes-
day says the Republican majority in Ohio in
1869 was 1901! A mistake of about $4,000.
The official vote last year in Ohio was Hayes,
Republican, $4,000; Pendleton, Democrat,
2zS,5s1. Republican majority, 1918. aI
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and believe me, my friends, we have set man.
fully to work TO solve them, problems which
60 right down amidst the roots Of things
and wrong solution of which may
shake the very foundations of society We
have to face them manfully, after the manner
OF our race, within The four corners OF our is
land, not bigger than one of your large States,
while yOu have the vast elbow room OF TINS
wonderful continent Our bonds are inceed
held by faith, but we are taking strict account
of the number and amount of them and mean
by Gods help to dshonor none OF them wnen
the time comes tor taking them up we reck-
on, too some of us. that as the years roll on
and yon get to understand us better, we may
vet hear the words "Wcll done, brother,
from this side OF the Atlantic; and II the strSnS
old islander, who after all is your own father,
should happen some dly to want (here Mr..
Hughes voice fatered with emotion, aud the
audience burst forth in sympath' tic applause
name on the back of one of those bills, for
one should not wonder 10 hear that at the time
of presentation the name of Jonathan is found
scrawled across there in very decided charac-
ters. (Applause.) SO'we have answered the
second question. too, so far as lies in our power
IT will be love aud not hate between the two
freest of the gre at nations of the earth if oui
decisi,n can 20 settle it. John, it is for you
to decide.
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m A n n I n D .

In this city, Oct. 8. by Rev. DIR. Carruthers, Geo.
White Of Maitland, and Miss Caroline Ouderkirk, OF
Truro. Ms.
In freeport, Oct. H. by Rev. y. II Bailey, George
y. Crecch and Miss Sarah Abbie Michel, both OF
Freeport
In niram, Oct. & by Rev. A. r. Sanborn. Monroe
French and Miss Orinda r. Stanley both OF Porter
In Lewiston, Oct Lester Il. Srout, OF l. and
Martha NJ. hancock. OF Auburn.
In Bridgiou, Der. I, Royal q. Lewis aud Rebecca
A. Sanborn.
Abbie A. Evans. Cf Kennebunk.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world. .
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable in
stantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous tints:
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes invigorates and
gTss me rir sMt ant eaatiful black or brown =
sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. iG Rand s,Nv
June 3-1s70sNdlytxw " '''NA
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FOR Sale
The Elegant Residence sf Cl.u
late Of Portland, dcce..ea.

III AIED TEL on Spring Street, No. 1872, in the west.
ms Is three story brick dwellinpb bouse and ell
% %sdoEoughy III anishsd with the best Of materials tted
steam apparatus Tor hea:ing hard and soe sar'
not and coid water in eytry part Of the house bath
ing loom, &C. The walls are frescoed and nared IN
any in the city for elegance and TASTE and he iniDg
room finished in solid black walnut. There X 3
teautiiul lawn. and garden containing some iifieen
Hnsst residences in this city. II desired, Dart of
the price can remain on mortgage For further mar
ticulars enquire OF JOSEPH LOCK
aug6dtfsn '.~
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MADAME CAPRELL.
The Great Clairvoyant and
PhySicanl,

Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on her
In TINS city, by rQussl OF numerous patients, has
made arrangements to stop for week longer, at
the United States Hotel. Madame Capreli cures all
disease OF the Ban Spine, Lungs, Heart, Liver AMI
Ger Humols. Female and Chrome diseass a special
ity. Those who suffer from & neral debility. and
those who have been given up oy other physicians
should call confidently on Madame Caprel.
charges for consulta ion 81 and 81. snoc3tf
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hAchh n1IohNs.-The Argus modestly
headed its election returns yesterday, Meaere
Returns" The returns were not very full to
be sure, but it was the unexpected meaore-
ness Of the Democratic vote that was nost
noticeable. If the Republicans can more
than hold their own in such an apathetic year
as this, they may be expected to retain their
present dominent position in the country for
the next quarter OF century at least.
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In Yarmouth. Oc- H. Grace MAJ ion. inilnt dlueh-
ier of Kew. Geo. A Putnam, aged Is months ard II
days.
In Sandish, Oct. 10 Emily f., daughter of John
d. aGd Marcia A. Higgins. aged year Il months.
In Saeo. Sept sS, Miss Sarah Berry, aged 80 years
and % davs.
In i;ath. Oct. 10, Mrs. Elizabeth b Doane foTmer-
ly Of Wiseasset, aged S6 years months.
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Trusses. Elastic Stockings, Knee
caps, Ankle Bandages, shoulder
braces, supporters Clutches,
uumb Bells! A full supply just received
at LOrine's Drug store, corner Ex-
change and Federal sts. sep13tfsn
JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price 20
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
Board Wanted.
A Gentleman and lady, with Two children, would
xxllike board in a small family. Rooms furnished
or unfurnished Good reference given.
Address Dexter, Box AZ, Portland. isoc4h
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Price of Wood

will sell good Dry Hard Wood in gu antilles fro
two cords and upwards. deverisd on the .ars In
Portland, at about TWO thirds the retail price.
rare chance tor families to save two three dollars
per cord in the price OF their years. wood.
ADDRESS, u. q. JORDAN
sep3sue0d 3m Bar Mills.
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SPOKEN

Angii lat 81 s, Ion "a 53 4, ship ID Thurston.
from Calcutta TOR New York.
n. Aug 70, lat l3 N Ion 25 W, barque Nabob, from
Bos on tor Sandwich Islands
sept % lat 80 N. On 25 W, ship Am Congress, from
New York for London
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For Sale In Boston.
Wanted {!

A HOUSE, or part OF house furnished or untur
"A nished. suitable tor a small family in centra
pirt OF ,he cy. Address, d. l.. NJ, Press Office.
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333 CONGRESS ST. =
Find the Place npd you can save Mouev
by Making Your PuIchases.

Sept 30sn2w
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Educational Gazette.

| e.:We,areson receipt OF the February
number OF this excellent Educational
Journal The publishers assure us
that it is now'on firm footing and
has a large circulation among teachers
throughout the country In the March
number in addition to the attractive
literary, scientific and educational sub
.iects regularly given, selections will
be made from the standa d English
literature. This journal is published
monthly, in Philadelphia by G. H.
Turner; d Co.,'atS1.UJ a year. Here
is a tc'iauee for; teaeicrs-t to secure a
gooEpaperfor themselves and schools
at a moderate price. Send FOR it.
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Philadelphia arket
A Brave, Iure Cook.

The Physical Lilo. OF. Women, =
ADVICE t. the Nader, VIE, and
Mother. BY George II. Napheys,A.
NJ, NJ. D, Chief Of G%iniq ot Jetftr
son Medical College, philadelphia /;
Author of "CompendiGm o. Modern
Therapeutics, etc, etc, Cincinnati
+. Hannaford e Co Publishers O
First Glass Subscription Books.
This is q really excellent work.
scientific and yet eminently practical,
i'll regard to a most important class
of subjects, which, unfortunately, it
has hitherto been lief, almost entirely
to the qulek, the empiric, or the sen
sational:st, TO ''write up for the mill
ion. 1t TREATS Of the hygiene tf -wo.
man, IN her various relations of maid
en- wife and mother, and OF the mar
ried state in general. The; table Of
contents includes such subjects aslthe
following: ..s.. III .s,e.fa / -
The distinction OF the sexes. Per-
sons Of both sexes and of no Sex
The age Of nuLility: Love Lovcis
eternal. OF Divorce. iOf C'ourtship.
How 10 el.oo e a husband Stall
Cousins marry? The Wedding night
Advice to wives who desire to have
children. The limitation Of offspring.
The signs Of fruitful conjhiiction.--
How TO have beautiful chHEen.-'
Transmission Of talent and OF disease.
How to have boys or gif!s ut will
Birth-marks and how 70 prevent them.
Of pregnanc$. Confinement
Nursing" The change oil fife.
Difiicu t as it may appear, these
subjects are handled with such prccis-
ion and firmness,=and~yetss delicate
ly. that the work has 4reeeived the
endorsement OF many of the
most distinguished physicians, clergy
men and, hilsntbropists of the coun-4
Among the number arc Ex4,
General Hammond, Henry
Ward Beecher, Rev. Horace Bush,
hell, p.rD DIR. B.. Shelton nhIacken-
lie, Rev. .Dr. Mark Hopkins, -Presi
lent of Williams College, with nj
, tl,er names equally eminent.
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E.r-r =. &C.. --H a.. --s ...t#
Thas Democracy of Montgomery TIP
made a gallant fight on Monday last
Martin v. Kagey. Treasurer, w. HI.
Gates, Clerk, and l.. Y. Davis, Con
stable, were elected by an average ma
jority of yer forty votes-a gain Of
Overcone hundred votes. In the Cor,
poratioR, the vote was very close. A
little more organization and discretion
wopa have put the whole ticket in
tbeamajority:r As it is, there has been
a change Glover fifty votes since last
spring. One more united exertion
win leave Ashland Democratic.
Hargengaines have taken place in
Other t6OSTsnashifps' Perry elects her
whole ticket for the frst:time in ten
yeeFsFbyqF twenty majority. Or
aDgsHN ermilfieu; jackson, Milton,
aid other ta@nelHps. have done equal
~ wdLssElnkye neagh for II day.
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Metioesto SybsSribsrsa =

tBBY gAAyCES
This number Of our paper, closes the
second year of our editorial labors.-
A very large number of subscribers
have as yet failedtQpay us foF TIE
fret and second yasrs, and al eoedls
number, for the past year!I Our
terms are $500 in advance, and we
have our pay. We have a
heavy payment to make oH The press
ibis .spring, and need the Rchey. AT
ter this number, dclinquentssneed not
BE surprised if their names; are drop
ped, andthe account sent out for col
lection-All nonresident subscribers,
viii also lake notice, that if they de-
sire the paper they should forward the
price at once. We regret tstake this
course. but are compelled to7do so in
self-defepse
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To the Farmers of Ashland County
Early Rose Potatoes
AND
NORWAY OATS

/ The good quality, carliness, and
enormous yield of the Eaily Rose Po-
tutoes is so well known that further
mention is unnecessary.
Norway Oats so extensively adver-
tised in the New York Tribune and
sold at $50 per bushel in adding up
the resuitin many hundred cases v here
the rpses persacre wepg distinaReRf
ted, the average was found to beSfS
bushels per acre. In very many a 5
.es from 100 to $50 bush. per acre we're
produced. The straw is said to be ex-
cellent for feeding stock (see New
York Weekly Tribune of Dec. %,
1869
ia. Stock warranted genuine and
true to name. Also, For sale, Hardy
Native Grape1Vines, EarlN Rose Pee
way Oats S6,0l per ,.bushel, club
prices ) bush. $500 per bushel. Adj
dress, Joshua Rowland Ashland Ohio,
or leave orders at the Store of McCool
IL Christy. (4m26)
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-REMOvED.-We are informed tina,
Mt. joseph Kinpipger, Of Aayesvil,e,
in@this county; has removed to Toledo,
Ohio, for athe:purPose OF entering into
business in that city, We regret very
much to hear this, Nj. Kinninger
has been in business for q number OF
years at Hayesvi1s, and has establish.
ed a fine reputation for industry, in
tegrity ap maflinesz. While our
county xiI1 bose d first rate. citizen,
upright, straight
forward 5usia*s man: Although diff
fering withfh him IN politics, We bow to
the adagsS an honest man Is the no.
blest work
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-06
Volume One Now Ready.

"As soon as Mr.. G %lrtis's work is
published. the present generation will
have a much fuller and more complete
iy rounded conception of this extiaor-
dinaiy man than was possessed by
his Immediate contemporaries.
q HMr. Webster will again came into
xiew as perhars'the foremost man OF
this century on the American Con
tinent.. 'It4was he that supplied the
IDEAS which .triumphed in the late
war for the Union. THE Union now
and forever, one and inseparable,'
was, 4 sentiment which he had so in
fused iuto all ingenious hearts that
they were ready to pour out every
drop OF their blood in its support.
lie is the one man without whom sue
cess could not have been achieved
y, J. Worlda, % -a.=a2 lsys"
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probate Notices.

The following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians have filed in
the PROBATE Court Or Ashland County
Ohio, their Partial andfinal Accounts
for settlement, viz.
Partial account of, George w. Wal
ter Executor OF George Walter de.
ceased. 'ri- Ed. "a
Partial account Of John II. Baum,
Administrator of Henry Baum de
ceased.
Final account of Martin l.. Mason,
Administrator of R. n. Hershey, de-
ceased. .s ..,i 40. ...sa.- -.sa
Final account of John Aschleman,
Administrator of Abraham Stoutfef,
deceased. ST=EEk5
Final account of P. Q. Stoner, as
guardian of LAWRENCE B. Donovan.
Partial account OF Martin Lutz,
as guardian of Mark LII Wilson,.
Partial account of Martin Lutz, as
guardian of the heirs of Alexander
McElragy, deceased.
Final account of James B. Smith
Administrator of Samuel Welty, de-
ceased. -s''ie -'
Final account of James, B. Smith,
Executor of John Vangilder, deccas-
ed.
And the same will be for hearing
on the End day of May, "a. 1870,
at IL o'clockA, NJ i'm r
D. w. WHITMORE,
.o9'-sH Probate judge
no39-3w '-la-- ..a'i5. IA
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L To oNsUMPTIvEs.-The Advertiser, hav
ing been restored to health in 4 few week
by Il very single remedy, after having suf.
Tered several years with n severe lung affec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to max known to his fellow suf.
fertile .nieansySfc hre.
To all who desire it, he wi send a copy
of the prescription used free of CHARGE,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they wi find as (rIe
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c.
The object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceivcs to
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it wi cost them
nothing, and may prove Il blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
165 South Second ST., Williamsburg, Kings
COnnty. New York. 1y51
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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LEGAL NOTICE. d

Margaret Musler In Ashland County
VS. / -s.a Court of Com. Pleas
John Muster. } Petition for Divorce.
The said defendant John Musler, whose
place of residence is unknown to petitioner,
is hereby notified that on The twenty-sccond
day o January, A. D.-1S7o, the said Mar
gafet Musler flied her petition in the office
of the Clerk ofthe Courto Of Common Pleas
of said County charging thesaid John Mus
Ter with wilful absence for more than.three
years last past, and asking that she may be
divorced from the said John Muster, which
petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of SAIL COURT Dated this tweiity-sec
iond-day of January A. D. 1870. 81 ses,-
MARGARET MUSLER.
BY j. Jacobs her Attorney.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-06

The Best AND. OaGiSAL Toxic
OF InoN, Phosphorus and Calisaya,
known as. Ferro-Phosphated Elixir OF
Calisaya Bark prepared by CasYeil,
Hazard & Co New, York. The iron
restores color to, the blood, the pho5-
phorus renews waste of the nerve
tissue, and the Calisaya gives a mat
ural healthful tone Ia the digestive
organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in
its various forms, wakeiulness, gener-
al debility, depression Of Spirits al
so, the best preventive against fever
and ague.-Sosd by all Druggists
no II ~ -oi.. ~. .-
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IuHartford thirty eight, Israelit

In. Hartford thirty eight Israelites
have built a synagogue TO worship in,
not liking the mode of worship at
other synagogues. They ignore all
the t'modern re:trms" in their religion,
and remain steadiast to their original
orthodox doctrines. In the new,
synagogue the altar is il the center OF
the building, sanctuary in the east, the
men sit separate fro II the women, aud
there is no instrumental music. ~.
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MARRIED,

the 18th inst.
by Rev. A. Rumfeid. Mr.. John II.
King of Tuscarawas cnunty, and
Miss Sarah A. 'Shanr, of Savannah
Ohio.
sTotFEEE -wIpsL1ER-on tue
2fh DAY of Ma sh, 1870, at the
? Miller uense,;ip Ashland, by Rev.
J. Robinson, Mr.. Abraham Stout
er, to Miss Cathar.ne Whistler. 10th
of Ashland Co. O.. - -
/. 26th inst at the. residence of the
brides father, in Troy, Ashland
County, O., by Rev. John MeNallb,
Mr.tE. i. Atkinson, OF Wooster
y to- Miss Hattie Richards. -c.. ra-
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s1rohaie Nnfice.

The following guardians and Admins
traitors have; filed in the, Probate Court OF
Ashland County. Ohio, their partial and
final accounts for settlement, viz:
Partial account OF James STEMS, Guardi-
an of Elisabeth and Augusta Krebbs.
Final account of NJ. A. McIIosc, Guar
dian of S. II. Failor. . .~..#.f.
Final account OF Joseph Kinninger,
Guardian ofStephen Ewings' heirs.
Final account of.Joseph Baiiy and F.
BranderbeFry, Administrators of Amiziat
Final a~ecount'of Mary Fike, Guardian
of Elisabeth and George Jacobs.
And the same will be for hearing on the
11th day of April. A. D. 1870. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. d. w. WHPTMORE, i--
j36wS, iuE Probate Judge.
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E.u.AAss-wa -.

ENrrErlFMEsE-We trust our
citizens the entertain
ment Of the 7. n: {: A.,Friday
night of this week. Paradise and the
Peri, will be repeated by the scholars
of the high school. fOfations, Decla-
nations, Essays, Music, &c will also
begiyen. SO that all who may attend
will be highly entertained; besides,
,hseslse i q worthy one, and we
should enendfage the Association that
has wrought so much good in our
community. IN +hSNt> L.
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Not Honorable:

We notice some, of our Democratic
exchanges, published in counties where
party is largely in the majority,
arc complaining about the manner in
which their county officials + goug-
ing them out of their bread and but
ter, by sending away to Black Repub-
lican printing Offices in the cities, the
printing which justly belongs to the
county Wgon. This s not honorable,
and it K pot the wish of the Demo-
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This important work presents 4 pan,
oramic view of all human knowledge,
rs it exists at the present momcnt.-
1t embraces and popnlarizes every
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Art and Science in all their branches
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general reader the whole field of knowl
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consideration may be thus briefly sta
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I'll. 1t SURPRISES all other works
In the .fulness and ability ofthc arti
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Local ITEMs.-We are always glad
to receive contributions from friends
IN ali parts of the county, 10 our loca-
department. In almost every town.
ship something occurs weekly which is
of general local interest, and we earn
estIy urge our friends to send MS in all
the items that come to theH observa-
tionaor their ears. No matter how
You write, only tell us the substance
and trust for the balance.
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wlicheontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ca
.pressly from Sweden for it's
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of Podophyllum (Mandrake1
Root,) and is a substitute,
for Mercury.