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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-25
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
SILVER MINING

~ Cempany.-Location OF Works, Gold HUI,
Storey County, Statc OF Nevada.-Notice Is
hereby given, that at q meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the 10th day
OF November. 1STl, an assessment OF -Four
Dollars CD per share was levied upon the capi-
tai stock Of said Company, payable Immediately
In United States gold coin to the Secretary at
the ofticc Of the Company, Room No. !, Ex-
press Building, northeast corner OF California
aad Montgomery streets, San Francisco, Call.
forni1-
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, tho 25th day
Of December. 1911, shall be deemed delinquent,
and win be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall bc made be-
fore, win be sold on SATURDAY, the 18Th day
OF January, 1872, to pay the delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board OF Trustees.
THOS. j. OWENS, Secretary.
Ofiee-Room No. 1, Express Building, north
east corner OF California and Montgomery
streets. San Francisco, Cal no22-td
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n o r. c z /.

q LIPMAN + CO., SUCCESSORS TO S.
-. ROSENER & CO., have opened an office
At Mr.. MN. FREDRICK'S Jewelry Store, c
street, Virginia, and all parties indebted to the
above arm are earnestly requested to settle
forthwith. as all bills not paid by the lst Of
November win be placed In the hands OF Col
lcctor.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

nAssENGERS BY THE VIRGINIA AND
Truckcc Railroad from Carson OF Virginia
10 any point on the road are requested to pro-
euro tickots before entering tho cars. A diner
ence is made OF S5 cents each between ticket
rstes and rates Of fhres collected on trains.
80 a. NJ YERlNGTON, Supt,
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NOTICE..

All, PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
n With the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Comp.ny can fnd me at prerent at the ofIiec Of
Drs. Hopkins and White. virginia.
- J. A. BRUMSBY, Gen1 Agent.
vIrrinia Septeubcr ~, 1871. se2a u
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CLERK WANTED /!

1rusr UNDERSTAND ACCOUNTS, BE
mi 4 GOOD Correspondent, and Temperate.
hadress. by letter only. Business" Lock
Boz No. rs, Postofsee. Virginia. no1s 1w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Resolutions.

W. omitted ipr want ol tune last wee
the resolutions adopted Il the county con-
veniipn the -lth. We civ" them below:
Whereas. The Republican party since it
came into power, h, richly ca.tued the
name OF Nation saving and Nation pre-
serving party. and II, past history fully
demonstrate thar IL l. the only party that
can be safely trusted with the admini,tra-
ti"n OF the government until the last issue.
OF the laie rebellion J. dead and buried.
~. Therefore, Rcso!red That We full
ly endorse the principles of the Republican
party a. set forth la the resolution. passed
by the Republican state Convention hold
en- at Portland, June 29th, ISL.
ri Hss0ired, That a. members Of the
Republican party we will TO the extent of
our ability. assist To extend aud 10 place on
a iirm basis. the great principles which
saved the country ia the late rebellion. and
which now in their practical working. i,
establishing our credit abroad on firm
aud high basis, and fast extingui-hing the
national debt.
Sd. R,soired, That. our reckoning a. a
party i 30 unquestionably accurate. tina.
no diihculty exist, in aScertaining the lon
gitude of our destined port without taking
New Departure.
stu Reso!red, That, We have the fullest
confidence IN the integrity, sound policy
and executive ability Of Governor Perham
and that we pledge him and the party our
undivided support in the coming election.
9TH. Rssotrcd, That, we as members Of
this convention, discarding all differences
Of opinion on local matters pledge our
selves 10 an earnest support of its fairly
aud honorably nominated candidates for
Office. W. ii. SARGENT
J. z. CnILcoTT, iCom.
+. W. GRoss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Mr.. Salsburys Statement.

We publish elsewhere the statement of
Mr.. t. g. Salisbury, and his appeal 10 the
citizens of this city. II seems 10 u that
considering the ruiiianly treatment which
he received that hi case i presented in
very mild terms. Here j. a respectable
citizen of another state. native of ihi,
city, a gentleman in appearance. ia behay-
Tor. and in fact, quiet, orderly. temperate.
minding his own business, mcddling with
no one, is assaulted and walked of TO iail
by the city marshal and his assistant. one
of them. If Mr.. Salsbury's statement and
The opinion Of Others is 70 be believed
then and there being a violaier of the laws
OF the state. This is "a case Of false i'm
prisonment also and one that If prosecuted
would make these officials suffer. But thi,
man does not want 10 go 10 law here. hi.
home i far away and he cannot be put to
this trouble. The city government owe il
10 Itself to investigate this transaction and
report the facts. and if they are as stated
and these men are sustained let us never
say anything farther about the ku kux of
the South.
\ portion of this statement We know i
true for we saw the transaction which he
relates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Bangor and the Eastern Railroad.

Bangor had a rousing railroad meeting
the other night. at which speeches were
made by prominent citizens in favor of the
road aud Of Bangor taking hold of the
enterprise. Mayor Dale. Geo. A. Thatcher.
Hon ; III. Blake.1 Judge Godfrey.
Geo. W Ladd. Lewis Barker.
Hon. Levi. Barker said that if Bangor
had been connected with Washington aud
Hancock. 1t would now have been the
capital OF Maine. This il pre-eminently a
Bangor measure aud her citizens should
be awake 10 its importance
Or. G. ". Laid said he was in favor of
railroads aud building up our city Our
loans had cost us nothing yet. Ii We had
not been old fogies this road would have
been built years ago. Ever since he was
boy Portland had looked after the trade
OF all that section. We could build this
road ourselves and it would pay for itself.
Narrow gauge can be built for sI2 900
mile. and ii would pay its way as soon as
built. We can build up Bangor to 40 900
inhabitants as well as not. If We will.
A committee appointed for that purpose
reported the names of hundred citizens
10 attend the meeting TO be holden here the
l4th inst, consisting OF some of the best
men of the city. We look Tor large
meeting here. Are our citizens making
the necessary arrangements for il:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Vote for the Regular Ticket.

We can confidently ask the Republicans
of this county to vote the clean RepobIi"an
ticket. because IL * ticket every way
worthy of them and the party There u
not poor nomination in the list-not one
that Won cannot conscienciously and heart
iy endorse. Let then. no disappointed
candidate. nor no other man. for any rea-
son whatever prevail on you to desert your
ticket. Men may do this for one or more
OF the following reasons:
THEY MAY BE DISAPPOINTED IN OBTAIN
IAG OFFICE.
This Is one of the lowest motives for OPP
position to regularly nominated candidates.
Acting from such motives does no credit
to the head or heart of an opposition
THEY MAY DO IT FOR SPITE
This. If possible. is a lower deep. Chill
dren do this, sensible men never. No one
would want the charge truly laid al hi
door.
THEY MAY WANT THEIR rowkR To WORN
MISCHIEF FELT by the party. Every man
Burke said. has his price" but there are
none but think they have more or less in
fuence In politics. This l. all true but 4
discerning public read mems minds muci
more readily than this last class suppose
I, j. well 10 be ambitious. laudably so, bu
I, i. not well for one to sacrifice his owl
self respect TO show his power.
But We have pursued this far enough jus
now. and will again ask our Republican
friends to Scrutinize this ticket. and II yol
are satisfied they are all true men. WORTHY
of Your vote give it TO them. unhcSitaisng
IL and fully:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Another Fearful Hurricane.
ST. THOMAS, Aug. ss.

ST. THOMAS, Aug. 23.
via Halifax. ". s.. Aug. 81.
Another hurricane has swept over this
Important Island, overturning every house
ard laying the place in ruins. festerda y
abou, one A. NJ. a gale broke from the East,
shortly Afterwards Shilling TO north east.
from which point In blew fercely till noon,
when IL veered round slowly TO the north
aud fell upon the Island In a terrific hurri
cane. IL then shifted to the northwest and
blew with great violence till r. ". when
came q lull which lasted till L L. " At this
hour = hurricane again swept over the Is
land from the souih. but It's duration was
not so long as on the prev ious visit. nor
was its violence 50 great. Its greatest fury
lasted only two hours. Closely following
In the wake Of the hurricane came an awful
gale from the south and southeast. which
ragged for several hours. Daring the hurri =
cane 10 the afternoon scyera, shocks OF an
earthquake rendered more dreadful the sit
nation OF the people, who were hearing
overhead the Creaking of the roofs torn by
the hurricane and Obliged Ia feel at the
same time under foot the foundation OF
their shelters shaken hy the earthquake
Hundreds OF dwellings have been swept
away. and not house has been len stand
ing unchanged on this distressed Island.
Some Gpoo people have been EFT housclcss
and destitute, and nearly hundred and M y
persons have been Killed and mangled or
disabled lsy houses blown down or bricks
and tiles flying thickly around during the
hurricane.
Already some 30 cnrpsc~ have been drag
grd from under the rutne. which In the
shape Of trees, fences. shattered houses
and heaps Of bricks and tiles strenn
throu ;huut the streets, Offer a sight OF per
feet dr~nlatian.
NJ taSua,tie> To report about shipping.
The Island OF ST. Kits i said to be- in
ruins a. It was caught first by the hurri.
cane which has just passed over here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Columbia Plains.


Mr. EDITOR livery man IN Eastern
Maine has heard OF Columbia tiaihs. Inc
plains are about n"rth east OF 'hefryhe'"
and extend over large territory. for
many years, blueberries have been very
abundant on the plains. ana picAers nave
found a ready sale Tor all the oiueoerfics
they could send TO market
The bineoerry season ias'- aooh' i"f'N
days. anu the nlinpIe hh<eF- gamer ahAhi
six hundred bushels per day
About my thousand dollars viii be
realized nom the sale "i bI"eherri'@ the
present year ir'n Columbia flalhs.
Whole families tent on III" spot. ani make
good thing out II L.
The number OF prNrr> vary from % t"
lHn Ter about i'H4 Jay, sunday IT
clnded.
onc hundred rarria-"---hr actual eoHnt
passed through 4 -'i"i' ia'' Wees. " one
day. bound {" t.'' i'#i n bin"h"rrt"',
The most OF then tn Bangor. \
Young man e. t'a pieNed three
bushels ~ "n' the plcA"FN are
supposed to a's.-- about one h"~hel
cach-
I''' factories IN Cherryteld. Milhrtdge'
Ahd ''"n'-WH' arr iHl>iiy Engaged can
ming All the hin"herrieN they can buy. The
Prioe pau y from ms 7" irn cents rrr
quart the commencement and close
~ thc olhebcrrt season. they are sold lor
large price. ihrt - are 'h&aSri ~
boxing me berries ald send ih"m {" Fort.
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Ellsworth. Sept. lst. 1871.

REDEMPTION OF NATIONAL DEBT.-Sec
Boutwell, having been successful in plae
ing the two hundred million 3 per cent
loan. now feels strong enough tn notify the
holders Of the first series of 80 bonds that
he will be ready TO redeem these bonds
TO the amount OF one hundred millions on
the LIST of December and that interest on
them will then cease. rhe bonds to be re-
deemed are the first series. act OF February
-. 1862. dated May l. 1854 and numbered
Is follows:-One to 30.699 inclusive. $50
each; TO 1852 inclusive. 800 each: 1 to
40,0ll inclusive, $500 each l TO a. IO4 in
elusive. el0OO each; and registered bonds
Of same. act from to sos inclusive. $50
each; TO 4l03 inclusive, 600 each: l TO
1899 inclusive. $500 each: to s9O6 inclu-
sire. $1,000 each; to 1865 inclusive. s5OO
each ! to 29O6 inclusive. elO. 600 each.
Tbs notice will be followed by others.
calling la additional bonds. as fast AZ the
money IL received on the sales Of the new
8 per cent b0uds. Such evidences of suc.
cess - this la the financial management OF
the country. ought to silence ali carpers.
Indeed, the telegraph announces that the
brilliant success 81 our financial manage
menf has already raised the credit of the
United States abroad 70 higher point ey
en- than that Of Grsat Britain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

DISASTER To MAINE BTtLr vFssEt.
SAVANNAH, sept. d BARK Ada Caster
from Philadelphia to Havana. with cargo
90 coal and assorted merchandise. encoun-
tered terrific gale Aug. 35th, which con
tiuued till the 18th The masts were cut
away to ease the vessel aud by constant
work she was pumped out on the afternoon
Of ia" latter day. The wind blew from the
cast Win thick heavy rain and hea vs.
sen was running - that Il was imposs iblr
To- manage the vessel and she drifted TO the
west. Ia thi. situation she was fallen IN
With by steamship Liberty, 90 miles south
Of east from fyhce. which place she reach
ed Wednesday IN tow .: the steamer The
bark l. badly strained and will have to be
repaired at savannah. She l. rs tons and
Wa built At Harp-wcll Ne, In 1872. at n
cost of So 90. She is owned by the cap
tain aHl others. and partially insured.
ANOTHER VESSEL LOST.
capt Mcmillan. Of steamer CITY Point
report. thai Monday disma~tcd brig
while ~ tow ~ the steamboat went ashore
on ~. Johns bar ani has undoubtedly
gone Ia pieces. The brig was from a port
IN Brazil bound TO Hamburg with a cargo
OF logwood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

The Republicans of Maine are called
to rally to the old standard The enemy
are again ia line aud the battle must be
fought over on the old ground We have
had cheering news from other points alone
the national line Of battle where the con-
test was more arduous than with Us. and
those who have made the goodly fight look
hither Tor victory that will stamp their
successes with perrpanence. There is no
temporizins with duty. What we fail 10
do for our cause inures to the benefit Of
our opponents, and only be does his duty
who labors for the fullest triumph Of the
principles IN which he has faith. A few
days remain for work. Let no effort be
neglected to aid in bringing out a full Re-
publican vote at every balIot-box. Re-
member that our enemy il active. willy and
persevefing; bring the columns up with q
fuii mont and on Tuesday next we shall
send out another of the old triumphant
messages to those who are now Watching
the "star In the East.-( Wig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
a'~ advertisements.
Public Notice,

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN to The inhabitants
" OF the tttY Of Ellsworth. "a Aided to vote fpr
representative that warrants have been issued
io George W. Newbegin, sConstsble OF said Ctty .
tn notify the SAID Inhabitants 10 assemble At the
places in each Of the WARTS Of sstd Cffy, nam a
herein. On Anpoay the llth day OF Septem Der
inst ~ nine O'Clock Ia the forenoon. to act on
the following artlcscs to
is,. To give in their votes for Governor OF the
STATE. Two senators. and one Rspr,,~en iatiy- 80
the STATIC Legislature, sheriff 81 the County a
Clerk OF the Court, County Treasurer. and one
County COMMUNIST 'per.
The place II meetings are a. fpilows;
WAHp I Al the Common Coancll Room ia Han =.
cock Hal.
w.Rps At the Alderm-ns Room in Hancock
Han
WARD g. Al Browns Hall. Fails Village.
WARD 4. At school House near T.. Tourteiotts.
WARD 5, At school House Erastas Red
mans.
Will he tn session ut the Alderm~n'. Room, In
the Hancock Hall budns l., aa.,l City. the
in, -,h, and gth days Of september last. from ,
o'clock 4. u to O'Clock r. 81. for the purpose OF
correcting the voting lists
WIN. q. MCDONALD. City Clerk
Ellsworth sept ssh. is7i- IwI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

HALIFAX, \. ). Sept. 1.-The last event
OF the aquatic carnival Of any interest 10
American readers took place in the harbor
TINS forenoon. IL was the sinVle-.cull
contest. the first boat to receive 500. the
second 500, and the third To save her en-
trance so. Six boats started. Sadler and
Bagnall Of the Tayior-Winship crew. KEEL
ley of the Renforth. Coulter OF the Ameri-
cans. and Brown and Lovett. of Halifax.
The course was straight-away pull Of
three nautical miles. Coulter was nearest
the starting boat u Ie water first and
Dashed away beau I,- on IN. start. bnt
soon SACKED hi, speed % less than all the
res. hut Loyett. WAC fri. ont entirely after
about a mile. Kelly and Brown were also
in the rear during the ri-st mile, and .radu-
ally crIwled up "a SadleP and Btgnau.
who we're pulling tor dear life. Coulter
finally was in the rear Of the rest, and see
ing no hopes OF winning, when opposite
the American boat-house pulled In to the
wharf The race was then confined TO
Sadler. Brown. Kelley and Bagnall The
leading mile was very exciting. as II was
hard TO tell who was the best man till the
goal was reached. Sadler passed the line
first. making the three miles in - minutes.
3 seconds. leading Brown but eight sec
Onds. Kelley came next. about five
lengths behind Brown, with Bagnall lust
behind him. Sadler thus wins the money,
though Brown claims that his water was
taken by the Englishman, and hundreds
upon the shore assert this to be the truth
The Committee have the matter In hand
and will report this afternoon. There is
great excitement and joy among the Eng
lish crews that both the big prizes have
been taken by their men.-Boston Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

Eesolred. That we adopt the resolutions
passed by the Democratic State Conven-
ton. aud that we will use all honorable
means to insure the success of the Demo
cratic party. and the election of the nomi-
nees Of this convention.
The committee on county committee re-
ported the names Of A. A. Bartlett Of Ellis
worth, John Hopkins Of Orland, and
Daniel Somes of Mt Desert.
The county committee was instructed Ia
procure the votes for the several towns m
the county. Adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

' h"suAt - 1871 Swiss
and for the touaty OF Hancock on the it
Wed1es.iay OF August \. ID. 1871.
S"npEnICh LOWELL, Guardian OF RIGA.
] ard Lowell 4 ais minors ami rh,It-an =,
hlchaFd r Lowell, late Of Bueksport in aid
eoanty deceased having presented ms 1r,f ae-
bate 1890 ~ TO
ORDERED: That the said Guardian give
noe'c thereof TO all persons Interested by cans.
iLg u copy OF this order To be published Lhree
wees snccessivey IN the American printed in
hhsMorth, that they may appear at PROBATE
our. 70 oe holden al Bucksport, on the 81 We'd.
ne'uay OF sept next, at ten the clock In the
,ppIenooh, ami shea cause, ii any they have way
"'e 'eHie should not be allowed. Swiss
PARKER Tuck, Judge,
true Copy-Atiest: GEO. 4 DYER Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

CAST YOUR VOTE FOR GOVERNOR PER.
HAA.-He is self-msde. honest man and
public officer. No one gan say aught
against him. He has performed all the
duties of his Office faithfully and credita-
bly,. He has received the nomination of
the party and therefore has right to ex-
pect all Republicans will vote for him.
1t is his due. it is due the party andQhe
State, it is also due to yourselves to devote
the time necessary to deposit your vote
next Monday for the straight ticket. Do
not fail. Every vote counts one, and these
ones make up the sum total.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

CHsRLEsrowN MaTTER.-A few weeks
since young man named Woodbury. L.
Parrot. came 10 Charle>town from Mill
bridge. Me. IN search of en- loyment.
where he len good wife. AFTER few DAYS
residence in the Bunker Hill CITY he met
good looking girl from the Pine Tree state.
named Sarah smith. Woodbury. il is said
had known Sarah in Mllbridge before he
got married He did not like to live alone
IN Charlestown among strangers, and the
couple mutually agreed 10 become one pair
as man and wife. They engaged board at
house in columbia court. where thev
have had no doubt lively time together.
without the least suspicion that they were
not legally man and wife. \ few DAYS
since Mrs. PARROT got some private infor-
nation that her husband was behaving
naughtily with Sarah Smith. She mmedi-
ately len home and arrived In Charlestown
yesterday. On going 10 Columbia court she
found that II was a fact beyond doubt, that
Woodbury. and Sarah were boarding at the
house and occuying single sleeping room.
warrant was issued by Justice Warren
this forenoon for the arrest Of PARROT on n
charge of adultery. Officer Knox and
Whittier proceeded 10 the house. arrested
PARROT and committed him to the station
House Boston Journai
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

LOOK TO YOUR VOrEs.-See that YOU
vote the regular ticket We print il else
where that all our readers may know what
names have been selected BY the conven-
ton. Let no one coax, or cheat you into
voting wrong. No one has any good cause
to vote against the ticket, aud 10 reason
sble Rspuh6ean win.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

The second thing is the patients uanst stay in warn
vent taking cold hen the lungs diseased but must
BE- prevented Or cure cannot be effected tre.h an.
riding out, especially In thu section Of the country IN the
al and ~iHter season, all wrong Physiclans wAo
rsosmnend that lose their patients thsr hung,
are Daiy diseased ard yet they In the
they must not sit DOWN quiet they aboa, tie
ro as much and a. fas, as the strength viii bear set
up god eircalaiion Of blood The patieuts keep
in guoi splrtts-be determined get we'll Thls h,
great deal to do with the appetite and the point
t. despair Of afsr evidence Of il. po,ihr
SAUL Dr schencf per,ona .stenent 10 ~ Ises,
of b., own cure Was In these modest ords
Many yeArs ago was in the last stages consump-
u1h confined TO my bed and time my slvsician.
thought that ooald not live then IKE dro~ hing
pAraions which now offer the public and thcy made
perfect cure Of me l, seemed to that could feel
matter In my ian.s. and would spit up pint
offensive yeilow matter every morning for long time
and night sweats all began 10 leave and appetite
ieep RON eating Toe much .an sal.sS nv .tr 14;
and have grown n mesh ever since.
Doctor "tAsn looking like Skeleton my weight
vas only ninety pounds present weight Is
have enjoyed uninterrupted hsaith ''-'' =
Dr. sehenk has discontinued his professional visit. 10
New York and Boston. He or his son Dr j. II schenel
NORTH sixth street Philadelphia every saturday from
ton with the Rsspnouaeer will be charged Is me Res
pr9nssr declares The enact condition Of the lungs, and
bd
The directions for taking the medicines adapted 10
tie intelligence even u child Follow these directions
cases the Mandrake Pulls be taken Ia INCREASED
doses; The three medicines need other
than the ample Instructions that accompany them firs
create appetite of returning health hunger is the moot
welcome symptom whan comss, ~ It will come let
the despaing at once Be Of good cheer. Good blood
once follows the cough loosens, the night asaed
In sho time osth Of these morbid symptns gone
forever. 49,
Dr seheneks medicines are constantly kept In
Aandraie fiIls are standard prspas,tton vh,s the
Pclmonic Syrup, cure Of coughs and colds may be
regarded a. prcphyActeFtc Against consunpoa In any
Price Of the rullnsnie Syrup and seawesd Toaie 81 -
bottle, or $50 half dozen. Mandrake Pulls, q cent?
. tox. For sale by all druggists and dsalen.
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., Assnts. Boston
Iva