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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-13
'follows:
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DEATH OF CORNELIUS WENDEIL.-Ihe sad
Antelligence of the death Of Cornelius Wendell,
ESQ, reached this city last evening. MIR.
fWendeli died at Northampton, Mass.' where vi
Ehe had been visiting, and bis loss will be
fueurned by large number OF friends 10 TINS nl
MIR. Wendell came to this city
Efrom Albany. N Y, about 1856, and was the
contractor for the government printing, IN
|nartnership with Mr.. Van Benthuysen. Sub
|seouently he was elected Congressional printer,
Which position he held for several yeals.-
washington Star, Saturday evsRlng.
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Colonel Briston, OF Kentucky, has been ap-
pointed United States solicitor-general.
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r,o crban mails from Southern cities wihin
t,,,lee bo sent to Cedar Keys via New orieans'
and thence taken to Havana by the Ho0eF's
steamship line.
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TIE NORTHERN ELECTIONS.

.7a le,s WASHINGTON, D. c., October H..
In Ohio the Republicans claim the State by
fifteen thousand majority. They gain Con-
gressman in the First, District, and possibly
one in the Ninth. Schenck's election is doubt
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...,.,.i :, ~. h.,,.. ham shed and other
0'"''. " ~. u 49,,
out buildings Ihe nouse ~S w"
The barn contained twelve tens OF nay one
vole M o.eu. carriages, tools, sc. In the shed
Al. ,-ho,. br;nv ent;rs,y do
we're 'ne s"''s' 80. "a.
stroyed. Los SooVi ="
property belonged 10 the estate OF rneodorc
Moulton, late Of York, deceased. II was TIE
-o,l ~ an inoendiary, and Calvin Plaisted has
-. -, on .n,nic,on and s,,,v conu;,,sl
wv"
OF having SET " ON n'e'
Tn. x;si, M the Maine Historical Society," 10
"a =
'"e anO''"' P','"' " 'aS 'o"a ms
to correspondent there 10 coilate Its venerable
history aud forward the zane to us. for which
wa Ar, under oblir,t;ons- II viii .pocar "A
- -. -II-T.,. ~ q
~" - wv -" "AAs '"''' '0' !"
We give below in this column further psrtic-
ulars Of the failure of y. Skinner & Co, since
=, 80 80. ,..,,.,, n R;dd.sori and
Saco ;4r4y ,.E ~
The house Of Francis Skinner q 20. hal been
established forty-One years, ana unni "thin
the past year was considered one OF the sound-
est in the city. About nve years ago .he eiues'
Mr.. Francis skinner died. And NJ thst ume
the firm was considered 10 De worm RON n'e
to eight million dollars Aiter the aeson c'
Mr.. Skinner his estate was representel oy ms
son and Mr. Barnwell, oil the nrm OF 1oruan q
Barnwell, Mr. Br'tnaii being the cther part,
ner: within the past year OF sso, ins'es W
conhning themselves 10 their iegiumA'e business,
they became Infatuated with the "ah stree'
gambling rings, aud TO their large Operations
and losses there their hiiare Is attriou'u.
The liabilities OF the hrm are esunNeu !"
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The Army and Navy Journal has the
following Two years ago distinguished
American soldier Gen. McClellanP call
ed upon Gen. Won Moltke ut the war Of.
flee in Berlin. where he found the great
Prussian strstegist porting over his maps
Of the Rhine frontier. IF you will per-
nit me. General Won Moltke," said our
friend. 81 should like to ask an imperti-
ncnt question, which you may answer or
not as you think best" Certainly" re-
piled the general. task it." Laying his
hand upon the open map with a signiii-
cant gesture he enquired-"Are you rea-
dy?" "Yes." was the reply; "only we
cannot. in case Of n war with France,
hope for such good fortune rs attended us
in the campaign against Austria. The
great difficulty is that our King cannot be
persuaded 10 declare war, and thus give
us the benefit Of the initiative"
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.N'eiC .adperftse,ssessfs.

REGULATIONS entries must be made with
the Secretary VIM 8. Noyes or with his Assistants.
Entries may be made by mail or otherwise, any
time previous 10 the Show, tSecretary's address,
Saco.) The Hall will DO open for the reception Of
articles on Monday, Oct. 3d, and citizens OF Saco
and Blddeord earnestly requested TO make their
cutries rs early Is MONDAY EVENING, that the
Secretary may have his time IN enter articles brot
from more distant towns on the morning OF the
Show. Pesons coming In on ths cars Tuesday
morning NAV enter their article, on their arrival
STocK FSTRIEs, on tho morning OF the Show, will
be made by an assistant Secretary AT THE ENTRA nee
TO THE Snow GROUND, mot at the Hall alter Mon
day evening", till Q O'clOck-and the Committee
Books will DO ready ut 10 O'Clock. The manufao-
tured articles paintings fruits and flowers, yegeta
bles &C., will be exhibited In the CITY HALL, Bid.
def I'd. and agricultural implements, machines,
carriages sleighs harnesses &C., In the Hall, or In
such place rs the Committee VI Arrangements may
determine; all animals on the Soclety's Grounds In
Saco Articles Of manufacture, except machines,
patents, &c., TO DO exhibited without tho name OF
the owner.
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The PrussiAns appear to be wonderfully well
informed Of everything that GOES on even to the
smallest details. Some days ago a regiment OF
Uhlans entered village through which the
French army hsd passed. four and twelty hours
before. The French had with great difficulty
obtained 3 900 rstions from the country people.
The Prussians required $4,000. but were told
that it was impossible to comply with this de-
mand, and that Il would Be impossible 10 collect
more than quarter Of what was claimed. The
commAndan: pulled some notes out Of his poek-
ct and looked through them. Where Is Schultz ?
aid be. Here am I. eomuAndant, repliei an
honest fellow. rcidening with pride at finding
himself known to - powerful person. you
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PATTERSON. In saco, Sept 10, Mr.. Edmund
Patterson, aged "a years, 6 mos A good neigh
bor, q good citizen, and an afectionate husband.
ROSS In Kennebunk, Sept. 8, Mr.. simon Ross,
aged 50 years
SMITH. In Kennebunk, Sept. ., Mr.. Ezra Smith,
aged 81 years.
LiTrLEpiELD. In Keunebunk, Sept. 10, Mr
David Littlefeld, aged 81 years.
DRESSER In Portland, Sept. 10, Suddenly OF
heart disease, Mr.. Alfred 81 Drcss,r, aged 60
TkPLEY. In York, Aug ~, Mrs Sophis, wifs Of
Mr.. RUFUS Taplcy, aged Is years.
SlNSBTr. In Saoo, Sept. =, Mr.. Samuel sinnsti'
LEAVlTT. In scarboro', Sept !, Mr.. Abraham
GORDON. In Kittery, Aug ~ Mr. william Cor
n don, sged ~ year. ., NIL, A. o, AZ, Mari.
Billings, wife Of Mr.. Sylvester Billing. =,
FRISBEE. In Kittery Point, Sept 6, Mrs. Abigail
Prisbee, wife Of the late Capt James frsoee, aged
20 years. III. q H....|r.-#
PHILLIPS. In Klttery Point, Sept 8, Mrs. Mary
Phillips, aged SO years.
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e richardson's New Method
FOR THE pIANoFoRTD.

Deserves our hearty recommendation" New
York Musical Review. "Unexoeptl0nable In taste
and style."-Dwighps Journal. "Wequite endorse
Mr.. Dwight's opinion" New York Musical World.
sche Musk letting, Phil. 'Soundest, olearest best
book for the Piano phil. Evening Bulletin.
"Will supercede every other OF the kind.'.Wor.
cester Spy. can improvement on all other Piano
books.vESyracuse Journal. Possesses merits not
claimed by other works." Cleveland Herald.
"Common sense, plain talk, and breyity."-Bo:ton
Journal, "Presents many now and important
ideas"-New York Tablet. mo Piano book com'
No long dry lessons, nor wearisome exercises. but
SPRIGHrLY STUDIES throughout, and CHARMING
MELODIES for practice at every step Il Is all that
YER DITSON & CO., Publishers, N7 Washington
Street, Boston. CllAS. ii. DITSON co I'll
broadway, New York. 4Ju
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TROTTIN9 PURSES,

WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ, Trot for Soci
ety's Purses, OF $500, $500, ant $500, olen tn
Horses raised and ALWAYS owned In the County.
Tcis ss Ssn TO tbs ro, Society o Members
tickets will admit.
THURSDAY, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, $780, 90 Purse.
ond s1O, third sIO 90. and at the same exhibition
a Purse Of $500 for GENTS DRIVING HORSES,
best $40 ~, second $jO third $500. This Purse is
for Gentlemen's Driving Horses, regard being had
lowed TO enter that has never trotted for money,
FRIDAY, nj 2 O'Clock +. NJ, $50 90 Purse For
Horses that never beat minutes. Best 20, sec.
ond $3.50. third 90, and Purse Of t3j 90 FOR
SATURDAY, at 2 O'Clock p NJ, $1,000 Purse:
Best Horse 30 receive $1,000, second SIS 10 third
$500, and q Purse OF 5000 for LIVERY HORSES.
Hest siSm second, slo9' tn'rd w. w., 4. hnm h1o
must BIO entered at least - hours before tho time OF
FYkil Horses entering for either Of the above
Purses must have been owned In tho County 10
days previous TO the time OF trottlng.
Tickets to Hall and to Trot, % cents.
Life Members are entitled 10 6 tickets which they
can obtain u the Treasurer. Persons mry Join the
STSr' GAS ii. MILLISSs, one dollar yearly, and
will be entitled 10 tickets, the use Of the Books In
the Library, &c., the same rs Life Members. Sin.
gle tickets for sale at the door.
~ ~ ltut 10 ptONiuou
for Committees on the Show Ground, which will
have supply Of Stationery, &C.. for convenience In
making up Reports. Committees will report them:
selves TO the Marshal, ut the headquarters, and
after completing their examinations, will return 10
the Headquarters aud make up their reports, the
arshals or his Assistants assisting them when de-
sired, so that the reports may DO finished expedi-
tiously. Similar arrangements will be made for the
convenience OF the Committees ut the Hall.
Reduced fare over tho p :. 4 L. Railroad, Stock
and Articles for the Fair, free, on the condition that
Il shall pay the regular rates which will DO refund.
cd by tho Railroad Company on tho receipt Of .
certificate, which will DO furnished by the Secretary
on application, that the stock and articles woro on
exhibition and are returned unsold.
haL Observation-Disclosures Bryant, Edward Staples,
T. L. Merrill, Edwin stone, T. ii. Hubbard. Bdde-
ford. Dorrance Llttle6eld. Manson Seayey, Saco.
Committee on Masege-The Marshal and his As
sistsnts.
aJadging Committee on Troffing-Reuben ii.
Kicker, Dorrancc Littleaeld, Daniel w. Skilllngs,
Chas. Hill, Ivory Lord.
V,xs a nnvxso c.~-.....,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FANNY PERS's new book, which Carleto, vii
publish next week, reioiees In the spicy, pungen
title Of GISGkR-sSAPs.
CAsLEroS will issue In q few days q sequel u
'Srhe Widow GOldsmlth's Daughter" entitled Chris
and Ohio, novel by Mrs julie p. Smith.
JOSH BILLINGS PARNER's ALNASIS for the year
1871 Il rapidly running through the presses OF Mr
Carleton, who will probably need hundred thou
sand copies for the first edition, judging frOm the
first enormous advance orders
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A profuse and many times excessively offensive
discharge nom the nose, with stopping up Of th,
nose at times impairment or the sense Of smell anc
taste, watering weak eyes, impaired hearing, ir
regular appetite, occasional nausea, pressure and
pain over tho eyes, and at times In the back OF th,
head occasional chilly sensations, cold feet, and
feeling u lassitude and debility are symptoms thai
are common TO Catarrh, yet all OF them are moi
present In every case. DR.. Sago's Catarrh Remedy
cures Catarrh In Its worst FORM aud stages. IL Il
pleasant to use and contains poisonous caustic
drugs. Sent by mail on rcoeipt Of sixty cents. Ad
dress r. " Pierce NJ. d., Buffalo. ". Y. A pam
phlet sent ffee. Sold by druggists.
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have three cows, hundred hens, know
where you have hidden your oats you with
drew your aour Yesterday. Be 20 good a. to
fetch all that, and be quick about It. Thus the
commandant called al the Inhabitants one af.
ter the other, and proved to them that be wa
Is well acquainted ~ themselves with their 70
sources. II Is needless 10 add that the 5000
rations were made up in IN hours time
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wolfborough and Miss Eliza J. Hayes Of Bidde-
HANscoM-sTEvENs In Boston, sept, ., by
Rev. J ID FULTON Mr. Chas. A. Hansoom, former.
iy Of Lebanon, and Mis Addis q. Stevens OF
wiILiXMs-BILLINGs In Wells, Aug. %, by
Rev. . Bovker. Mr John Williams, Of Lynn,
COTTON-BENNETsr In WATERFORD, Aug %. BY
w. Bullock, Mr.. VIM. ii. Cotton OF Emngham, N.
H., and Mis- MehitAblo A. bennett of Wsterboro.
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CLOTHES wRISGERs. Tho Universal Clothes
wringer is believed 10 be the best cog-wheel ma.
chine as the scars are broad and will not entirely
separate when the large clothes are passing thro'.
This latter Is most valuable feature Tor the cogs
In other wringers whether they are one or both
ends OF the shaft,) may be thrown apart, and DO
practically without cogs, when most needed for the
large articles.-Bosfoa CaIftudfor. ..H
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FOR SALE!

One nice "Chickoring" Piano Forte.
One Cd hand Hallctt, Davis & Co.. do.
Ono set Parlor Furniture.
One nice Secretary & Writing Desk.
The BEST FAMILY HORSE In the
State. NI-F>t
{. One light Carysll, built by w. r. Sar-
gent & Co.
Ono light Shifting top Buggy.
One good Work Wagon and harness.
Two light Harnesses.
One good Cow; Two Pigs.
Also. one small double tenement house.
Price $500. Rents for Sl92 q year.
Also, FIVE ACRES GOOD GRASS
LAND. half a mile from Post Office.
All the above will be sold Mt bargain
II applied for immediately.
JAMES r. CLARK.
Biddcford, Sept. Is, 1870. 80
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Farm at Auction.

VIII be sold st public auction, on the premises,
Monday, October ID at o'clock, A. NJ, the Homo.
stead Farm now occupied by the subscriber, situat
cd In Saco, " miles ffom the city, on the Jenkins
buildings. Also eight acres adjoining said fArm,
Also II0 acres OF young growth, plains land. Also
400 acres CT bog land three miles nom the city.
Also ono lot Of six Acres and one lot Of eleven scres
Two lots OF salt marsh, near Old Orchard, OF six
and eleven acres. Two lots OF salt marsh OF five
and half and eleven acres, In Scsrboro, adjoining
land Of Manson l. bby. Ono lot near Blue Point.
no.. Twenty tons Of marsh hay on tho marsh. Also
All the stock on the arm and the farming tools con.
sisting OF wheels, sleds, plows, 40.
ISAAC d. BoorHBr.
Sept. 2, 1870. 4wT
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NOTICE!

TINE undersigned, s, s. Committee Of the
i town Of Lyman, hereby give notice that they
will DO In session mt tho School House ut G3odwins
Mills on Saturday, Oct and IS, at o'clock p. ii
for the purpose oil examining and employing teach
ers for the Fall and Winter schools In said town.
Those wishing 10 teach will govern themselves &C
cordingly. GEO. II. ROBERTS, y. b. Com.
u. y. BENNETT, or
3w3y w. A. MERRILL, Lyman.
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WA. g. MOVES, Secretary.
Officers Of Society for 1870.

Officers Of Society for 1870.
Prssidsnf.-John NJ. Goodwin, Biddeford.
Yies Prai.ssn-James II. Mcmillan, Biddeford
Henry Jordan, Ksnnebunk, John Milliken, Buxton
4 d. Randall, Llmington, James II. Haley, Day
ton.
Ssersiary.-wm. s. Noyes, Saco.
TtsasurO.-Chas ii. Milliken, Saoo.
Ttssfsss.-Irs Q. Doe, John Gains, Lawrence Jor
dan, Saco, John Q. bennett, John T. Davis, Luther
Bryant, Bddeford, Joseph Davis, buxton.
Librarian Eastman, Saco.
For further particulars, see posters. 3we
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rvcp,y...yeu Year., Practice

Twenty.seven Years' Practice 80
In the Treatment OF diseases incident TO Females
has pia,sd IA. DOW at the head Of all physioians
mailing such practice o speciality. and enables
him TO guarantee speedy aud permanent cure In
the worst cases OF Ssgprsssios and all other Nsn-
strsaI Dsranytnssts, from sAafsrsr case All let
tets Tor Advcc must contain 81. Once, No. Endi
eott street Boston.
B.-BOardf ralshed to those desiring to 70.
main under treatment.
Boston. July. $50 -sp.noiyrSo
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ever heard OF Is that Of william Clark, Frankfort
Mills Waldo Co., Maine, the facts are sttested by
Ezra Treat, Upton Trea., and NJ. A Merrill. either
OF whom might be addressed for particulars Mr.
Clark was cured by "Johnson's AnOdyne Lnl
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Forty Years Experience have tested the
virtues OF Dr. wlstars Ba,sam or Wild Cherry, and
IL Is nox generally acknowledged 70 be the BEsI
remedy extant for pulmonary and lung disease, em'
tied consumption. We're II not for its merits, II
would long since have 'disd and made no sign"
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III you HAVE THE DYSPEPSIA. Head.
ache DIIines, Costivenoss piles, Oppression after
Eatiug, Sour Rising, or any indigestion Bilious
ness, n you do not thank u. arer using DIR. HAIR
RISON'S PERISTALTIC LOZENGES, We will for
fet the price OF the box. Also. warranted TO cure
every Kind Of PfLEs. For sale at No I fremont
Temple, Boston, bp Il. A. Harrison Co.. Proprie-
tors and by all druggists Mailed for 60 cents fee.
sw3sp ...
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FARM FOR SALE!

II SITUATED In Krnnebunkport, on the rosd
Ian from Biddefprd to Kennebunk Depot near Down
E28ings steam MIL. containing about Is acres of
good Land suitably divided Into tsge. pasurnge and
wood lani. buildings nearly new. and good well OF
sd STEPHEN DOWNING.
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THE ExTIRPAroR

Removes sspsr1sous hair painlssly. lnstantly and
premanently. Warranted not 70 in(urs The skin. o!
stamp fr Circular 70 Dr. Z. r. Williams Co 49,
fremont 81, boston. 80 Tl.l1f Nr
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All Mechanics call for Beach's washing Soap. II
Is powerful detergent, and Is just what they want
ly9
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Special Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.

ENECrriy. DkfARTnkNr,l
ArersrA, sspt. ., 1870
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council win he
hsh at The CoaDcs Chamber, In Augusts, on Tuesday,
the 3oth day q sept inst, At II o'clock A. NJ.
Attest, FRANKLIN NJ. DREW
1w39 SECRETARY q S<Ate.
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HILI.-cRoSS. In Biddcford, sept ., by Rev. z.
Tenney, Mr.. William r. Hill and Mis- Ella j.
Gross, both OF ID f.s.f.fEf
BRADEHN-wOOD. In Saco, Aug. -, n. Wayne
Bsdccn, Md, Of Porter, and Mis- Mary Wood
REMlCk-GOODwIN In Dover, N. H., Aug. q,
Mr.. Colby Remick % Milton Mills and Mis- IsA-
bel GOODWIN OF sanford. tEH
EDGERLY-HAYES. In south wolfborough, N
II, Aug. "a, Mr.. Charles J. Eiysrly " south
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uOUSEKEEPERS--intend to purchase
II housekeeping goods call and examine the
Main st. near Alfred. See the Arctic Refrigerator
at the same place. y
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Q Q 9 Q 9 Q

ANY person In want Of Honorable Employment
at good wages can find II by addressing ID. 4 ID y.
HARRINGTON, Palermo, for terms. 3mB
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.Miscell0ne0sss.
Strayed or Stolen.

oCidySo u oCoASh'
STRAYED OR STOLEN from the enclosure
- Of the subscriber, Aug %, one pair Of . year
very smooth, the other deep red OF coarser build
-girt 6 feet 2 inches, rather lofty, had knobs on
their horns when last seen. Whoever will givo In.
formation concerning them will 30 suitably reward
cd. SARGENT T. DAY.
Kennebunk, Sept. s, 1870. 3wSS'
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a
4o4 NA<A4~
DIDDEFORD,
Have for sale
,,.,., Dada. al, q, m
Vegetns. the great Blood runner' Oh" sio'
Nes sy'ss S &c. .essy. w., o,...
Mme ana Oo,oreu Lsm Lnresa u"'"' a..
phaions N,!a. b .o Eereo'' rs
rha'oms W'Ana, :" ne ", "a
Mr Win.owS Soothing syrup. a.
a..oc%s u g,,,sr, n.,o, ,n..,
Linen Handkerchief, "a
uent' Linen iaidkerchen' A., 20
kennedys discovery, shW
kennedys salt Kheum ointment,
Madam perters Cough bAisam'
ladies Dress Fans. a.
Pink Fans,
Toy Hammers, AXES ana shoVes.
Ladies' Chains, 81 usual price ~ ~, an. v.,,.
Black, Brown, Blue, dreen ann pHo Gun 'eh'nss'
Blue, Brown, Green and Drab Bersge Veih.
| Ladies' ALL Linen IIdfs only cta-
White Ribbel IIose, 10. Alpaca Brads, 10
Good 0laIci SPOOL Co,tons GOO yda>
Large assd sink Nets only -
Cord assortment q China and PaHan Vases.
French Leather Bags for $l0o
Atwocis yegetab. Jauniice Blttsn, -
Browns TroclIes,
Mrs. wlnslows soothing syrup, y
Gents Pure LinsH Bosoms tnly -
Good Wallets, IS Black BehinF, ~
Ayers Sarsap,rila, 10. Peruvian syrup, 70
Ladies' ALI HEsnIp iidks wide hemmed) only ~
Gents liemmed An Linen Hdkh, 70
Jewelry selling Oh very cHsAr.
Best French Corsets tali whaiebonel
Finy Picture Photograph Albums (Pretty syieA)
, Magnolia Balm for the Complexion only 30
Plantation Pieroe's, Williams, langeys, Rich
ari.on's, liostetter's Iisrtshorus Bitten, eAsdp.
Johnsons Anoiyne Eminent only -
Natures Hair Restorative (very cleaaI
Beat Honey and Glycerine Soap, PET cake
O. six cakes for 70
Mems and Boys Suspenders.
Mems Paper Collars (Bst Cioh BstonAofs).
Ladies' Embroidered Bdgs and Corperrd Hdks y
Schencks Tonic and Syrup, each ti!o
Lace Collars, PuRr Linen CUTS, eAsdP.
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Black siiK Velvet Ribbons (Brr QrLLrre
SPOOL silk Tor Machinists (al coors) very Low.
Cit Edge ESGiIsH Bibes tr %
sHoo PLY Aprons, New styles, Very Pretty.
Curtain Tasseis, Curtain and Picture Cords.
Nlca Hair on (scenled with Night Bioomg Cereush 10
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.NisceliasseOsss
p A A Gard 70 the Ladies.
DUPONCO'S
V colpEH>ptLL.

InfAllIble In correcting Irregularities, and rsmoviny
obstructions Of ths monthly pcrods. 10 u over fbr-
~ years since thee nov ~ we'll known pills were
mt brought 70 NOTICE By Dr.. Duponco, of raris,
during which time they have been extensively and
sucesssfslly used By some q The leading physicians
with unparalleled success. Ladies IN poor health.
either married o. single suffering nom any Of the
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