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wINEOF LIEE-

Drfak. waRxEE's YrTAE or EISE or LIFE, Is
free from Sny pciso10as draEs or inPuri-
ties, being prepared for those who require
8 ssiz1l2nt Il Is . splendid appetizer and
toaic and ;ke knsst hing in the world fer
purifying the blood II Is the most pleas
Srt and delicious article ever 0@sred % the
r1blie far Superior % brandy whisky vine.
bittsrs, CT azy ether article Il = Zsre
healthy, and cheaper. Bath zsle and fe-
male, younr OF old. can take he Wiae Of
Lifs-It Is in fact 8 life preserver. Those
who wish 10 enjoy good health ard free
soE ~ lively spirits. viii do we'll to take
the Wine q Life Il Is different from sas-
thing ever before In use Il Is sold by drug
caSss- slso az sil respectable s4loo1s- Prise
O1s Doll4r, IN quart b0ttles-
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L Virginia banker. who was the chair
nan Of hotel iafdel club. was once
travelling through Kentucky. having With
him bank bills 20 the amont Of SIS, 600
When he came to lonely forest, where
robeTies aud murders were szid to be fire
ansnt. he was soon lost, through taking
the wrong rcad-The darkness of the
night came quickly over him and how to
escape from the threatened danger be
knew net. In his alarm be suddenly
espied in the distance . dim light, and
arging his horse onward, be at length
came 20 wretehed looking cabin He
knocked; the door was opened BY wo
man who said her husband was out hunt-
ing but would soon return, and she
would cheerfully give him shelter for
the night The gentleman put mp bis
horse and entered the cabin. bat uith
feelings that eau better be imagined than
described-Here be was with large sum
Of money, and perhaps IN the house Of
the robbsr whose name was : terror 10
the country.
In short time the nan Of the house
returned he had Oh 3 deer skin shirt,
= beSrskin cap, aud So .sed much ia
tigued, and in 10 talking mood All
this boded the infdel no good He felt
for bis pistols in his pockets, and placed
them so as to be ready for instant use
The man asked the stranger to retire to
bed, but he determined TO sell his life
a. dearly IS he could His in6del priu-
cipies gave no comfort. His fear grew
into perfect agony. What was 70 be
done
a. length the osekvoodman arose
and reaching wooden shelf, took down
sn old book aud said
well. stranger, If yoa went 90 TO
bed, will. but Il Is always ny custom
TO read chapter Of the Holy Scripture
before I 90 10 bed.
What 5 change did these words pro-
duee Alarm was removed from the
sksp.ie's mind Though avexing him
self sn ia6del. be had more conf
denes IN the Bible. He fels safe. He
fslt that ; nan who kept an old
Bible in his house, and Rad It, aud bent
ais knes in prayer. was 10 robeer or
murderer. He listened TO the simple
prayer of the good nan, and dismissed
his fears. and lay down and slept ss
calmly Ia that cabin IS he did under hls
fathers roof. From that night ne ceased
to revile the COED cd Bible. He became
! sincere Christian, aud often related the
story of his eventual journey 70 prove
the folly OF in6delity-
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The Largest CITY in the world.

Many assert that London Is far superior
both in size and number Of inhabitants.
But such IS net the csss- Js6do. the cap
issl Of Jzp81. Is without exception, the
larsest aud most Popaloas city II the
world. Is ccstsins the rast number Of
1000, ,0O0 dwellings. and J. .ao0, 600 hu
nan souls Many Of thsstrsess are ninteen
japanese series IN length-tsenty-sEo
English miles The commerce Of japan
far exceeds that Of any ether in the world.
and the sea along The coast Is constantly
white rIsh sails Of the Southern portion
Of the empire. vhsrs they ara iadsned
with rice, tea. sezcoal- tobacco, silk, cot
ton aud tropical fruits. al Of which can
6nd ready market il the North, zad then.
n return freiShied with corn, salt, isin-
glass and various esher productions,
which have nsrkes 10 the South
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COUGH NO MORE

EAEEEHls Corsw B@EsAE - besiisrs sofs-
eainE and sxpectcrstinE- The exr-1cr1i-
nary power il possesses n izZsaiSteiE -
lieviug azd eventually euriaE. the most
obstinate eases of Coughs. Colds. Sore
Tarest- Broac hits lzSuenE4. Cst.rrh,
HoArse1ess. AsrhDs and Consumption :
aizost Incredible 50 pFoups is ne resief,
2ai certain It's Effects II all the stove eases
OF suy x5ec;icn Of shs throat snd lungs. th2t
Thousands Ct physicians are daley presersb-
ing il, Ani enc and al say that il Is the
nost hssling and expeeto-ating medicine
known One desc always aEords relief. ard
il nest cases oae bottle effects 5 cure Sold
by dugEistS IN large Kettles Prise One
Dollar II Is yo1r own fault II yoa vii
cough and suffer. Ths BAlsSn vii cure
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EN6MENAGOGUE-

wAExEz-s ExxxSAGoGTx Is the oaiT A.
tfcis knSxn 10 c1re the Whites. fit will
cure II every easel Where is the family
in which this inPortant Medicine IS not
wEztsf9 Mothers, this Is The greatest bless
inE ever oEered You and yea shOuld in
EediAteiy precEre IL Il Is also 8 s1re cnrs
for Female Irregularities. and sD4y be de-
PENDED upez IN every czse where the
uonthiy zov has been Ob<trucsed throagk
cold CT disease Sold bv druggists Price
One Dollar Or sent ~ nail o. receipt
of ane Dollar &ni = quarter jelS-ly-
Fer sale IN HiSkExn by C. A H01coNsE
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TIL Il
WEEKLY LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL

LGryest, HaHds5u>st, CReopest, and Iess
PaPeys PHbliskea IN fle Cnio.-
A greA, var IS going On in Errupe wh;eh
VIII ksVe nozen-eos results an irpor7aat
session q Congress is just be<inrz.-.
During ISL the rext Preside nti.i e1znus -
vill Be arranged Iztelleent men rsu
feel the need more than ever ofa rradal,le.
.re.t~SrtHy ne~sp4Per - Keep theEr ~
Termed q passing events THE WrrKrr
LSSlsF VILE COMMERCIAL Is just the pager %
supply that want
oGr tsrzs ara liberal Nov Is the tins
70 form cIubs
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1871. THE 1871
DAILY LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL
FVs-rsHE3 KvERT MORNING NJ rzE
Louisville Commercial o1hrarv.
OFFICE, lea WEsD GREEN STREET.
LOUISVILLE, ky.

Ass I've and able newspaper. asa rsp-
.resentstive Of progressive IDEAS and ns.ics-
A. feeling. as decided bat courteous Re-
PGblie@n Journal as readable faaiIT pa
Per that never contains anything 20 o. "a
the strietest sense ofproFriefy. The Lonis-
vile Con1erciAl Is one Of the bese dailv
papers published in this country
Il eSnt&ins large amount Of erirs-Al
natter
IL gives the very latest teleErapkic ana
other news from AL parts OF the World
AZ contains . great deal Of inteFestlse
reading, suck ~ stories, PoetrT, Aaeels1s "a.
news or personal incidents. hunorous ite-fs.
practical information, gleSniags from az
rieultural Journals, and selections fron he
latest EuroreAn papers and magazines
IL furnishes great deal % <zrlrslrs mat
ter N rSiatien 70 the national reserves.
the development and the Local aavnntarrs
or disAdvAntSges of places IN the Esst.
South Or Southwest
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DYSPEPSIA

WsEsEK's DTsFEFsTA TOSIc i prepared
eIursssly fer DysP=psies snd thoss suffering
with h4situ8l Costiveaess- Il Is . slightly
s-iEaiziinz toaie sEd splsz iid speti1er Il
strengthens the stomach aEi restores the
digestive organs 70 tAeir Ieslthy state
Weak neEvcDs sn6 dyspeprie persons shouid
use WAzSEEs DYSPEPSIA ToxEc. Fer sale
by druggists Price oze Dollar.
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Mr. Geo. Arsssburg, = eoupasit0r Of
Ph1adeIphia. lately set 1.S22 ems solid
Soaparsil IN an hoDr-being the fastest
tyPe setter IN shs world.
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Single Copies, 0as Year, 8 90. Ard
particular attention is called q the fsllsw-
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One Year, each 81 S. Twenty Copies, ons
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Subscriptions payable in advance. ard 10
paper continued after expirztioa Of tine
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order, express. CT Registered letter
All eoEnunieAtio1s addressed 70 Issra-
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WARMERS.
PILE REM EDY

TAzSER's PELEs RzE1r has never failed
net even IL enc case 70 cure the very worst
eases ef Blind Itching sud Bleeiing Piles
Those vkc are aGictsd should iEnsdistely
call or Eheir draEgiss and get WAkSEEs >
PILS RENEDT- L Is expressly for Piles, and
IS ret recommended &c cure any ether dis
esse Il h=s cured EAny eSsss ef syer thirty
years standing Price 0as Dsil5r- Fer sale
bE druggists everywhere
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C 0 M taERcIAI HOTEL

CLINTON ST. ETcEK4N KF
"ATTSG rezttsd and taken charge o<
tAis Esll known Hotel ! al rev pre-
pared vssh the best the 1zrket 45oris 80
sceszzoiz.s the travelling public
Nc pains skzll be spared - make Sil cen
Portable ~ao nay fsvcr ne With &e4l.
- Table suPplisi With everything the
Nashville market 2Eords-
So Spe-z2l attention paid 70 guests Iesv-
Ing by Rail or River.
seps24 ( ScHARFE
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ESPzzsIDrzr FIllnore Is % u.ks ,
sunl-ez t5ar ID Czue3a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16
State lens.

Hon. +. h. Smart of Camden. former
Is in Congress. and a candidate for Cover
nor. VA, Friday taken to the Insane Hos
IAtai fer treatment. His disease Is said 10
he soitening Of the brain.
Tie Journal says that J. +. Wyman is
now filling some large orders at his factory
IN Augusta. tor doors. sash and blinds. TO
be- used in the building up Of Chicago
Two car loads were sent of on Thursday.
and another was loading Friday.
The Journal says that Mis- Sarah K.
Kicker. precepuess of the Waterville
Classical Institute. was taken 10 her home
III Hartford on W eehesdAy last sick with
a brain fever. and bordering on insanity.
Miss Kicker is graduate Of Maine State
Seminary.
A drunken fellow named Dutch. who
assaulted a lady on the street iii Belfast.
Thursday evening. was seriously shot by a
man who came TO her rescue
The Uhig says an unusually large
ouantify Of potatoes Was marketed in Ban
cor one day last week-some say over six
fhonsand bushels-and the price was from
81 10 Is cents per bushel though few ex-
ira loads brought as high as 80 cents.
The granite quarry of Vinal Haven
and adjacent islands employ some sixteen
hundred workmen. The pay roll of one
company foots up about 5000 month.
Another company disburses about $1,000
per month. .ihe greater part of this money
rireulates in Rockland and vicinity.
The contractors for deepening the
channel and removing the rocks from the
bed of the Penobscot. have closed their
operations for the season. They have re-
moved a large amount of stone. earth edg-
inps. and other debris from the river.
The Lewiston Journal says the vacancy
in the Belfast Custom House caused by the
decease of Thomas b. Emery. Esq. has
Just been filed by the appointment OF Rev.
Wooster Parker. An additional ofieer
ianitor. has also been created, and Capt. Z.
II. Wording appointed.
Gen. Butler has been at Wiscasset
engaged in an ice case on trial there and
the people fell in love with him at first
sight. After the railroad has been in OPP
Grafton few years the influence of ciyili-
zarion will make them less susceptible.
-Selden Hancock. who was indicted by
the Grand Jury of Hancock county on the
charge of setting fire to John B. Hazeltine's
barn in Burnham on the night of June 9th.
has been acquitted after TRIAL before the s.
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5. j. Court--Portland.



NEp>F>bAN.-Th arguments in the
Miller divorce case. ON Tia. question of ALI
m"ny and custody of the minor children
were made. Judge Tapley reserved hi.
decision
motion had been made. re,urnable
yesterday. requiring \. J. Miller to show
Why he should not be held for contempt
for refusing TO obey 4 previous order Of
Court. which gave the libellant in the case
Temporary allowance. Respondent de-
MED that any such decree had been made.
Judge Tapley intimaied that the decree OF
The Couri must be respected, and the mat
ter was adjusted by the payment TO the
libcllant of the amount due.
a y >iroui- Joseph Baker,
". W. Virgin. l.. d. Deneett.
j. +. Miller
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

ovER-ExERTIoS, either OF body or mind pro-
daees debility and disease. The usual remedy
l. 10 take some stimulant, the effect Of which is
the same A. giving a tired horse the whip in
stead Of oats. The true way Is TO fortify the
system with permanent tonic like the Peru
Wan syrup "a protoxide of iron,) which gives
strength and ylgor 10 the Who'll spstem.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

The United States waichCo., (Giles Wales &
Co y emyioy 500 hands in their works at Mar.
ion. y. j., and are turning out 30 Of their cell
ebratej time keepers daily, or one watch per
day each two hands employed; their work ing
time is 10 hours per day, or 600 minutes, pro-
ducing a tine afch complete every two and
half minutes, and little more and even nj
that. are unable to keep pace with the constant
ly increasing demand caused By the eXtraordin-
AIRY records the waiche. m aKing Is accurate
and reliable time keepers. an instance Of pa
tient aud persevering energy and enterprise :,
rewarded By prosperity which We are glad TO
see.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16
THE AMERICAN WASHER
PRICE. aS.HO.
The Aaerteas Washer Saves Money,
Ttne, And Dseagery.
Tho Fatigue Of Washing Day no Longer Dreaded,
but Economy, Efficiency, and Clean


In calling pnblic attention TO th. little machine
a few of the Invaluable qualities. mot possessed
BY any other washing machine yet invented.) are
here enumerated
IL is the smallest, most compact, most pc rtable,
ted. A child ten years old, with a few hours
ually il. There Is no adjus sting, no screws to
annoy, no delay in adapting 1t is always ready
for use IL Is u perfect little wonderi II is
miniature giant, doing more work and of a better
quality, than the most elaborate and costly. One
half OF the labor fully saved by its use and
the clothes will last One-half Ion ger than by the
old plan OF the rub board IL will wash the iarg
es: blanket. Three shirts q: time washing
thoroughly In "A word, the abluiion OF any fab.
rio, from quilt to n lace curtain cambria hand.
kerchief, are equally within the capacity Of this
LITTLE GEN II can be fastened to any tub
ana taken OF at will.
No matter how deep rooted prejudice may ex-
ist against Washing Machines, the moment this
litte machine Is seen TO perform its wonders, all
doubts OF its efficacy and utility are banished and
the doubtor and detractor at once become the
last friends of the machine.
We have testimonials without end, setting forth
its numerous adya ntAges over all others and
from hundreds who have thrown aside the un
wieldy useless machines, which have signaIly
failed to accomplish the object promised ia prom.
inent and loud sounding advertisements
IL Is as perfect for washing a wringer Is tor
wTlnglng. The price, another paramount induce
ment TO purchasers. has been placed SO low hat
it is within the reach of every hou sekeeper and
there il no article OF domestic economy that will
reday the small Investment so soon,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16
Business Notices.

sciatica Is pain beginning st the hip. and fol-
lows The course OF scistic nerve. and is gener-
ally purely neuraigic or nervous pain. To
cure. Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil on the
painful parts, and also in the hollow OF the foot
II the flood BE- in q low state, 4 preparation Of
iron must he given NJ the same time-but the
Magic Oh alone generally cures
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16
Farm for Sale,

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
sssHH his well-known farm, situated in Ems
x.AR worth, on the Bangor road, s miles from
Ellsworth village and four from the Falls villa ge
Said farm contains one hundred and fifty acres oil
land twenty-five under cultivation, thirteen in
pasture, balance in wood and timber land. There
is a large meadow that cuts eight tons of hay but
with small outlay it could be made to cut tween
~. Some portions OF this meadow is now well
story one, with an L forty feet long, with a hall
in the second story whole length. Wood she,
and carriage house, two stables, one 30X32. and
one 2Sx30. Two wells OF water. Also a young
orchard Of choice apple trees. just beginning to
bear. The situation is suitable for Tavern stand
and Is desirable every way. 1t is offered for sale
because l intend going west. good bargain
will be gwen. ROYAL TYLER
Ellsworth. Sept. 5, 1871. 3stt
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DIE ID.

Ellsworth-the 18th inst, Mr.. James Beverly
aged So
Franklin-Nov. LIST Levi Tracy aged 81 years.
sullivan-Noy. 5th, Mr.. BENJAMIN Salter, aged
- years.
Mystic. Conn, Nov It'll Mrs Della A wife Of Col.
Hiram Appelmzn Secretary of State, and daugh-
ter Of the late WIN. Haynes Esq, of Trenton, Me-
aged 80 years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

From Dr. RRICHARD CLAY. Boston, Mass
This Is 10 certify, that l have known Miss
sawyer's salye for more than five years, and CT
IL having been successfully used in many cases.
| consider il i superior article and well worthy
the confidence Of thos requiring such remedy :.
Boston, Dec. TO- 1857. r. RICHARD
CLAY. NJ. ID.
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NUMBER 4s.
Chr Cllswortb Amtrifan.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l6, 1871.
4. T.. SAWYER. Local Editor.
Probate Courts.

hLtsWpRrH list "wednesday 10 January Feb
ra1. August. september. and December sI
.ne-sist 40 April 81 Wednesday in june. ana
b "Wednesday 10 octo Der
HLr EHILi-i-t "Wednesday in July and >ovem
HtsA>PpRT Sd "wednesday IN January Nav
attI september.
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Foreclosure or MORTGAGE

WHEREAs, Nancy Smith, OF Brooksyille in the
w County OF Hancock, and state OF Maine on
the 18th day OF March, A. d. 1854. by her deed OF
mortgage OF that date, recorded in Hancock Reg.
istry OF Deeds, Book 100, Page 49i, conveyed 10
Joseph Douglass of Brooksyilic NOW decea sed J
the following lot parcel of land with the build
ings thereon situated in said Brooksville. to wit
Beginning at a stake and stone and running north
west six rods TO q stake and stone, thence south
thence southeast rods TO a stake and stone
thence six and hall rods to the first mentioned
bound, containing one gu nth of an acre com
msnciug on the southwest side OF Ruth Lord'a
land, being the lot on which a house was built foI
John &. smith, in 1859. now occupied BY James
smith. The condition contained in said mort
gage having been broken, by reason whereof |
hereby claim a force losure OF the same according
to the statutes in such case made and prov Ided
SARAH l.. DOUGLASS, Adm'x.
Witness, :. Wasso
Brooksville, Oct II, 1871. 3wA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

Have you \ severe wrench or sprsin, Have
you rheumatism in any form. Have you stifi
neck. or punches caused by rheumatic pains
II 30 johnson sAnodyne Linimenl is speci-
&c remedy and Is also the best pain killer in
the world.
We often see large stocks Of cAule which do
notseem 10 thrive, and come out spring poor :
sifor want OF something 10 start them in the
right direction. One dollars worth Of 'sheri-
dAb's Cavalry Condition Powders given TO
such stock occasionally during the winter
would be worth than an extra half ton OF hay.
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A House and Lot for Sale.

THE subscriber Offers tor sale his homestead,
i situated on Grants Mill Road. There is an
one, well finish ed with l. and barn attached
On the premises is good supply of good water.
The premises are conveniently located fer a city
busfness man, might be used as q boarding
hQpae. The whole Elll be s0id cheSn on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

Welcomes German Cough Remedy is rec
commended highly for whooping Cough, Group,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, dc. For sale by
S. ID Wiggin 4 Co. Geo. A Parcher and A.
NJ Robin son. Ellsworth, and Medicine dealers
generally-For family medicine Welcomes
Liver Regulator 4 Dyspeptie' does not have Is
2Fr,lk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16

Every bottle Of Halls Vegetable siciian
Hair Remover is tested before leayi ing the labor
arory, hence its uniform quality and never fail
ing results.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-16
lG. r. ROwELL,s COLUMN. \
ENDURANCE.

The Wonderful remedy for Cancer. syuailis
Scrsssia. Ulcerv, Palasaary Csm plants, sa,c
nse.m, ana all Chronic bleed Diseases. is pre-.
pared rom the Geauiue Candurnnss Bark from
lo5s. Ecual Tor, secured by the assistance OF the
athorites oil that country. II Is the most effect.
~, prompt and certain Alternative aud Blood
arneT known. Sold by all Druggists, in pint
p1uie-, having on them our name trade mar
anu directions. send for a circular Once and
Laboratory, No. 90 Cedar St n T.
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List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Once for the week ending
November 4th. ISL.
Davis. Lewis stanley. Willis C.
FRAZIER CYNTHIA Stuart, Caroline
Grindle, Ira r. Walker, Y.
Lord Capt Isaac Walker, J.P.
McCalum. james Young, Nancy
Rollins, Elvira
For week ending Nov. nth.
Cashman Mary Ann Kearns, Patrick
Clifton, Belle Kelly, Sonn
Sornsvay Daniel NcLane, John
1.rnes henj. p. Otis, Geo. G.
Ucnki.s Randall Saunders, Henry
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Vessel for Sale.

TsOR SALE, the good schooner CASHIER, thirty
: tons burthen, n. NJ, good carrier, sails new
this season, well found and In good running or
Vim. Moore, on board. or Of A. O. Hesuah A.
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VIEW ADFERTTSEMENTS.

i-an Boston Theatre
t.,.4 4 Knwcil'- Column.
i4Hni-t \ Lyon.
BtHk rgItey Notice
rst asw
t.i-f 81 Letters
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Whitneys Meats Foot Harness Soap
STEAM REFTNED

& A/TT Oils, Blacks, Polishes, and soaps
g i at the same time. Put up in large
and small size boxes, also in 3ib.
y bars. Has been In use for years and
gives perfect salts faction. Send
stamp for our WAvERLY. Address
q. q, WHITNEY 4 Co., 50 Milk Street, Boston,
Mass. 6m43