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III Prizes, in all .....................$5 GOO

After paying the expenses of the enterprise
and making the distribution of the gifts, the
balance of the proceeds arising from the sale of
tickets will be appropriated to the establish
mcnt ola
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To- Messrs. Hiltz & Co. have reduced
the price of bottled beer to 50 20 per
dozen.
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A GENCY Of tho United Anaheim Wine
II Growers Association is ut Rothschild l.
Co.'S, where full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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ONLY PRACTICABLE POINTS

Where Railroad connection can be made, and
thus share in the benefits to be derived from
such connection.
All the lands were selected with this view,
and in the cases where they are called "Addi-
tions," il is to indicate their proximity to the
towns therein named. The maps show the
precise relation to such towns.
One-quarter of the whole n .mber of lots is
reserved for the purpose of donating them to
the Railroad company, upon condition OF a
railroad connection being made in the vicinity
of the same; and one quarter is reserved for
the Propretors.
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W.EEEHr P4xCE.s CtYRE.vr.
CORRECTED BY T. MACLEAY, ESQ.

BUTTER-Fresh, per pound, 37!c.
EGGS-pcr dozen, 3Ilc.
HAMS-Sugar cured, per pound, zoe.
BACON-per pound, 2Oc.
SHOULDERS" BE.
ClIEESE- I" 2jc.
LARD " lSc.
FLOUR-Extra Fine, per barrel, 81 IS.
% Superfne, " 20.
SHORTS-pcr pound &c.
CHOPPED FEED, per pound, 2sc.
OATS-Per bushel, 75c.
POTATOES-Per bushel, 50.
PLUMS-Dried, l5c per ID.
APPLES" 15c per Id.
WOOL-Per pound, &c
CORN MEAL-per pound, Sc.
BEANS-White, &c.
&" Pink, " &c.
WHEAT-Per bushcl, 81 so.
We ere indebted to Mr.. d. j. Chambers, OF
the City Market, for the following report
BEEF CATTLE-7 n &c.
SHEEP-S3 25 per head
HOGS-3 n &c, gross weight.
ONIONS-Per bushel, 50 90.
HIDES-Green, So G24.
PELTS-35c.
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THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FAR1NE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity Of Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes q
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
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U0rzc,s addition to Puget City

Is part of Puget City between the original
town plat and Parkcr's Addition, one-half mile
from the waters of Nisqually Bay.
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Plan Of Selling.

These lands will be sold in shares, each
share emitting the holder to a WARRANTED deed
to one lot in each of the towns and additions
embraced herein. The price of shares, with
two corner lots, is 5000, with three corner
lots $500, gold coin.
The probabilities are that the Northern Pa
cific Railroad will touch ut
WO OR MORE
OF the places named, which will insure the
purchaser large profit upon his Investment
The several plats of said lands, exhibiting
their precise location and surroundings, can
be seen at the Office of
T.. TA19EIsL,
Real Estate Agent, Main st., corner Sd,
OLYMPIA, W. T..
Who has the Sale OF said Pro-
perry.
+. S. CLARK,
MARSHALL BLINN,
L. TARBELL.
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MISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets
wi Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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CL0THINas

Black Cloth, Beaver, Cashmere, Tweed, Flats
ne! and Linen Goats, Pants, Vests, and
Suits, Boys Clothing, Depim and
Duck Overalls, White, Fancy,
Check Hickory, Calico, Flan-
mel and Cashmere Shirts;
Cndershirts ard
Drawers
of all kinds, Linen and Paper Collars and Cuff;
L's!e Thread, ,Meri!ao, English and Puget
mere and Straw Hats, for Men
and Boys; Ladies and Child
ren's Hats, Neck Ties,
Bows, Suspenders,
&c...&c...&e.
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EXCHANGE on San Francisco, and Lega
IL Tenders bought and sold, and Drafts dis.
counted on liberal terms, By
ROTHSCUILD h co.
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NLOTH1NG and Furnishing Goods, in large
" quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSCHILD h CO.'S
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II AIDES Dry Goods and ITosie-y-a COM
IL plete assortment, and new styles, just re-
ceived Mt ROTICHILD Il CO.'S
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The Title Of Said Property

Is in F. s. Clark, of Seabcck, W. T., ms ap
pears by the records of the different counties
in which the property is situated: All con
vcyances will be made by the said F.S. Clark
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L. 4 B. Bettnlai,
Are novt opening ana oler Cbi
sale, at a :Slight Advance 4
ON Cost Prices, At s'if q
WHOLESALE ANb RETAIL.

\ NEW, large and well-assorted stock Of
"A the following goods. Cash buyers viii
find 1t to their advantage to call on W before
purchasing elsewhere. Our stock consists Of
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DOCKS and Stationery, complete assert.
ID mcnt, at ROTHSCHILD 4 CO.'S.
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y. G. ~. RotMsc\NN\A. CNns & EccNo,c>o~
9entutky Store, 2ort To'rnseud.
ROYHSCHlLD & CO..
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS.
gnd shoes Gmtp Goods, Grufeies, d01ines, gquots
CroclScry General Merchandise.

TOBACCO and Cigars, Pipes and Stems
: every variety at
RCTnsCHtLD l. CO.'S.
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ID OTHSCHILD 4 co. are Agents for the
IL Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
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GOODS bought and sold on commission in
" San Francisco or New York, at small
percentage, by ROTHSCHILD h co.'s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

up Tor the present indulgence, by more
vigorous seli-lenial and strict attention to
duty. Vain, fallacious reasoning Of q
weak nature! We can never make up for
one neglected opportunity, one misspent
hour, one wrong selfish act; once past, the
opportunity unimproved, the hour wasted,
the act committed. and 1t is beyond our
reach, beyond recall, except in thoughts OF
rcgret. We may atone for 1t, but we can
never change the past Alas! how pal +.
fully are we aware Of this fact.
Then should we all endeavor the more
earnestly to make our lives ornaments of
principle; for we all know. that after all.
the path of duty-though sometimes rug.
ged, is not without sweet pleasure; and let
u not follow our inclinations irthe. would
lead us away from right. Then shall we
be permitted at the last TO look back upon
our lives with satisfaction, feeling that we
have ''done what we could" aud that Our
Father regards us with smiles OF approba-
ton. STUDENT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02
NUMBER 5.


Whyf You ask me thats Because
suddenly remembering what she i'm
plied-becSuse-you have no right to
speak ~ me--to anybody-tn that way
ANY more. now thai v0u are married.!
El, Il ,cularcd Philip; aud who saws
am married! 49,
Polly. with dilafi,ig ewes. pcruscd his
face. She cuuld not speak.
am not married, wenton Phil, who.
ever SANS so. And can't imagine how
such thing got about. Aud that YOU
shOuld-hc stuppcd.
The iadf Ia church? gasped Polly.
Veil, whit abalt hcr?" said Phil
sharply. Taat WAS Wills wiic-mv
brother viii, vou know. or rather YOU
don't know. for You were little girl
when nc went to South America. Ii
seems that Inc ran away with = beauty
ani hcire>s. and the letter they wrote
never reached IL; and the first thing
knew. They were IN New York. and
poor VIII miscrably kaockcd up BY the
VOYAGE and u pistoi-bali one Of her re-
laiion>, sent after him. So | didn't let
father Know, Tor lear Of worrying him
and we all came uD together. That
the story, Poly; but | did think YOU
trusted me hitie.
'Oh. | did. do" sobbing and was
miserable. Phil.
80 This was the cause of Polly's tears.
wen on teasing Phil. awaiting himself,
manlike, OF the opportunity; and that
was The reason she turned her back this
morning. Then Polly does care for me
little-a very little?
y very little, responded Polly, with q
faint CLEAN of mischief from under her
wet lasl.es.
Enough 10 put confidence in nv word
when assure her that | shall never
marry-unless somebody know, some
body VINO has proved iaithlcss. and hurt
me little to-day should learn TO believe
me, and like me well enough-sqneez-
ing little brown hand as he spoke-to
take me for husband herself? What
do vou say, dear? for the pretty ROSY
face had vanished into the sleeve Of his
coat. and for all questioning no answer
could tie won but a little, sweet, half
gurgliag, half sobbing, Forgive me
Phil
Phil did not prove obdurate. Before
long the face came out OF its hidin e
place. and. leaning OFT his arm, Poll,
sIeoi happy moment 10 look at the
rising In)on, and taste the conscious
ness OF bliss. Jowler stretched hmsel.
iuNuriously, vawned. then leaping up.
his paws on PoIlv's shoulder, he gave
went to one loud, solitary bark. OF bone
diciiDn, perhaps, or ma, be seli-congrat-
ulaiion that this consumnation devvulIy
TO be wished did not happen sooner, to
the dctrment OF his dinner. A moment.
then P;ii drew Polly into the shelter OF
the warmed aud lighted hall, and the
door WAS shut.
There i, another "voung Mrs. Rails
ton now. whose pastry lie said BY the
gfr'f it''n-ewirrs in the rciyhbprho cd
10 beat all. and whose dainty WAYS are
yer. Ike onr Poliy's; but she always
assure, her husband (whose name is
Phi) thai. il She should live hall CEN
turt. -he shall never, never make, OF
ever taste, pie hail 80 perfect as that
w ich lac for cited by coming ten min
ute i'ic one Thank sgiving evening
Aud hc savs-lsut TO matter What lie
SAYS From Hdrper's Weekly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02
January 18th ISL.

To the Ilonorabl Justices oftae Supreme Juetei
nj Cont next to b~ holden at Ellsworth Ia aud
Tor the County OF Hancock on the seeond Tur,.
day OF April A. u. ISL.
Yiif Libel for divorce vi Abigail T. snow q, Or
land la said County agsinst Samuel 4. Snow
formerly OF said oriasd but row absent from tn,
state. having no residence thrre.n, and In parl.
unknown to his Il b-i4nt.
Your L.bclaut Complains tina, The was married
I" be. said husband. saii ,anu 4 b. SNOW -si.t
oriAn'i. on he lon day of oetober. a. ID. ISL
aud thai they lSesi together said % and a.
iIainpdeu uHtii IA; asacr OF Ihr yeas ISIS lhal
curing AL this tGia" she Conducted l.r,ef TO sard
hun as p-udent. CHI ste and al stisii ste VIE
lut ihat he The aid >anosi. wi.houl jast eau.
therefor. did. IN the .anmcr OF tnat We AZ ,stt
A. %. I-5 uater, d. seIt and abaaid "a your Ib.t-
ant aud sises that i!.ne has cuiaae.i such dc,er-
uoa .,tid aba.sdJaneat i.ntii aoW aat IA. n, ms,
NAY c-'Hutbut Il ~ ner supyJI.
"hrrclvre. s''i because Of such desc gtioa, and
lna-mGch asst Is reasonable aud prvyer aud
would oc conducive u dotncstic harmony a,,l
conssLsDt il4i tnc peace auI iny AMY Oh ,,c.l,
jour Libelxnt prays lvr a divorce IRON er .1,.
En,bsad And That the Dolds VI mat In Jly be.ur n
thcin dlsso.yei-
Dated this seventh lay OF November A. ID 1917
Abigail :. sNoM
STATE OF MAINE
fE>oBsccT, S.. Supreme Ja .ictai Cour-, Jaa
Term. i'll.
Ao.gan ) SNOW, vs. stn,l.i ,nar
Gu in- Io, g''ins libel. onl..e I,-fal .sd Ia
beiaul ave nosce to Inc sai iiD s.e., IN, pen
dcacy thereof, ~ ga i ,;iins .tIle tel %, vi
sAii ARIEL and TINS order oi Coart tas.re 49, tlrr.
HctA> succts-tsriy a. ti' r iss BFfl \ "a sft5 "a
paper publisher IA Ei.x srsu "a IA. C,Itty %,
rahc"coeA tne last Publication 10 D. tllrty dIy.
AT iea-i oet"Ie te neAi ter4a OF ssi COAT, 20 ..
hOidrh al Ellsworth IA aud for zai codaty, On h..
81 ise''iay OF Aprii neat inti ns tael AL
there appear la our SAIL Court and Shea cause
II any lac Eave, VA. the payer OF sat liD.alaI
sA0u'd not 1e aHted.
Attest Z. I. BEET. CLERK.
trae copy OF libel ani order of Court thereon.
S"a Auesi, r.. =. EaE A, CLERK.
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Oar Mountain Island Home.

There !, 4 rocky SEA b ,und Lie,
Westward oil Frenclm ans Bay,
Where .uilt Mounlaiu,-i,i.e ON pile
Lie ii eichnig tar Away.
There Eou..d tno.e Wild and rugged shore.
Tn -.ns-N >urgr> roar,
WAie o-'r tlio-e cliffs and mountain, high
the ooean eagle scars.
There wumai,>' true. and man Is brave.
. Aud hardy hi, bi!l,.
li- >ail> unfuri un ,Nvry wave
The breath OF oreap h!is.
Bd. si.i @aen In the land Of gold.
Or Oh the oce us loan.
He'i ,bos forget, though far away,
H- mountain bland Home.
Nj. essrt h our own dear home,
We love her every shore,
From ,uuny banks, md cure ling hills,
To where the pillows roar:
Aud tp,s their nigh anI rugged cre.ts
Against steep cliffs Of rocks.
lsat AL old oceans ierrors breast
Aud dare Lis rudest shocks.
From where the SEA for many u mic,
Has reared hi. ocean wall,
To where The ROCKY Rampant. high
seni back the sea bird. call.
And there an arm OF ocean deep
Is reaching Tar away.
Within our rugged Island steep
Among our mouGtsins gray.
And there white sails are often seen
between those ancient hills,
" here cliffs Of granite gray and bare
The heart with wonder nils.
And rUJnd their sides, aud round their base,
he iog ciou', often rests,
Or so-ns where man may seldom 60,
To he eagles aerie. nest.
And many harbors-.afe and deep.
Indenl our Island coast
There The Tired seaman moor. hi. baruue,
ny storm and tempest NDssed;
Rocked ia the cradle Of the deep.
lie dream, Of tho afzr.
And heed not As lac calmly sleeps,
tn IoAr Of Nepiuue's car.
Aud when the summers warm and iaiE,
Win Leauiy crown oar Isle,
llcie strangers from afar of come.
Aud her. their CARES oeguie.
IAry >t.u upon our waters blue,
They elIin' our lsils fair,
-iLd on cur Wild romantic shoTe
} he, u cath, lhe fragrant air.
Aia --or,- Of shining is.Avs are seen,
"a VIT y ounlai. lsie.
And IA he ,ai.'; deep an green.
IA i'l, }. LoAut, sn,i.v;
AId il,te aie L.iI', peaceful homes.
hei, oNe nd Ia l,l, r..Sis,
hvrr Lptds u vi Ifuni sIe TO son.
lie L. ue,lU d iviin. rem aims,
And i.icIe i zen Tie Isleis Lane,
Be-il. The sounding "a,
II. from hi u .i,seiuu- Toll may cs.u.e,
ih >I''rus iigh snj ir.e:
For s.ic " iihu. tie h.sLor mar.
Iii, lu>sy bars mo,.r,i.
AID vie and Ell tlren siniir to SEC,
li.In ssie la Ilirm restored.
And many SOUS aud brothers dear,
Fsr Der the ocean rusn.
Aud ot.en ia nk. u h-n Ear away.
ca i'ti,d> 20 dear al hone
And A" htn their bdIqac !. home " ard turned.
a hd thinkers creoH aud grvan,
" iien ii,c ti.'I 'e.,ulaii'l hight is seen,
~. W. come, We.comr. Home.
Mt bkskEr, Jan. 81. 1871. VI.
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A srieultural.
Will Farming Pay.
NORTH SEpGMucK. Ian 40 L.

NORTH SEDGwIcK, Jan. 80, 1871.
Mr.. Joseph ID. Allen made from three
COWS, 120 l-2 lbs. butter, market price
s. cts. per To-, Sl47.20; raised FIVE calves,
worth $500 nett, $4,000; sold eggs and
poultry amounting to e62 %; added to the
flock fifty pullets, worth 40 cts each,
5000. Total s2es.4s. Besides using all
the milk, butter and eggs, wanted in the
family
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Act from Principle.

FREMONT. Jan. 80, 1871.
How few persons there are whose lives
are governed entirely by principle, rather
than inclination; even those of US who
may be eldeavoring to live for high pur-
poses, come far short Of our aspirations,
alas. how very far short. How often we
find ourselves, d. batting with our convic-
lions Of right aud duty, questioning il it
might not be as well for Us to yield to in
clinaiiop. just for the time, promising our
disturbed conscienees that We viii make
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hsde OF Peor Rsn. Whisky. Proef spirit.,
aaa Refaee Liau0rs coctorcd. spiced and sweet
sned to please the taste. called TONES Appc,.-
en-. Rsseorers." &c. that lead TIE tippier on .,
drunkenness and ruin. but arc true Medicine made
from the Native Roots and Herbs Of California free
from all Alcoholic siimaianfs. Te.oyaro The
CHEAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE. pe..ee, Reno, .,..r AID
lnTsorafor Of the system Carrying OF ell po.onou,
matter and restoring tho blood u 3 heaithT e,nei-
lion No person can take these Ctiers Accounting 10
ciretion and renai n long nwc provided the bonos
arc not des:royedby N! neral poison or ,,l,.r moan.
and the vitai organs wasted beyond tic pan =
repair.
Fer innammnfery and Chroui- E...=.
tism and tent. Dyspepsia, or iGdigr.iiu.
uiion.- Isemiticni ast 1nscrmitIcrt &C.
Ncrs- Disease. Offhc ;,;oot. Liver. =. me.
AMI Bladder. these Di,ferS iiva bee, r,-,-. .-,..
cess.ri Saci Diseases az caused ~ Winnie,
blood. ca Is generally prdacci b. to.-r-c--c-,.
Oft Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA o.; INDIGESTION. HEAD
acne Fan IN the shorldeTs Coughs. i,ncss - thr
Chest Dizziness. SoEr Fluctuations u the s,nr.aeh
Dad taste in the Mouth cu!ous Attacks psla.,ntio-
"fthc Heart. Inflammation - the arss fs IN in the
regions Of the Kidneys. IND, hundred other ,,ai..i
'rn1pto'ns- are the o.,s9rla: nf .s-soe-<.
They inri@ora;etac s.o.ac. md =i--ri .r ii.c
pad liver and bowels, rh.ci render t.-,cc-l-
cd efficacy in olcansn.. IT, tl,azi II AMI
inpa1;nS ne- re an - @ ihc ,hole s-.te,,.
FOR SKIN CISCASr~s. .--,..t.o-s. -et,cr. ral,
isheu-n ciotclcs Spots t's--,lcs I',ss.rIcS Dolls
carouncies. Eng-Uor--s. Scald Head. Sure H-es,
Eryspei=s. Itch seurts D.scs,io rat o.,s OF II. stin
hurnors and Diseases Of the Skin OF whatever rsrc
or nature. arc literally dug up carried ont II tho
system In shor; time ~ the ase % these gtierS
ono Bottle In such viii convince tho NOS. "a
credulous OF their curative eject
Cleanse the Vitatei Flood whenever you ind n.
impurities bursting through the skin IN Pirnp.e.
Ervpfions or sotcs cleanse Il when you ind 1: OBJ
strucfed and sluggish in the veins cleanse i, VIE,
IL is fonl. and your feelings viii tell you when Kee,
the blood parc. and the health Of tho syster. VT,
follow
PIN- ia Pc and other WORMS, lurking 1, the
system Of $" sny thousands efectuaIly DESTROY
ID and removed. For fish directions read csrerull,
the circular around e5ci bottle rnted in four Ian
guAges-Engiish. German rreseh and Spanish
J-wALkER. Prorrieis-. Il; IT. McDoNALDAcs
Druggists and Gcner-i. AGENTS san Francisco Cal
and q and ,; cs,u,nserc. street., N.w-Yors.
Nsoi.D BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Iyrl
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YHE subscriber hereby give. paetse notice to all
Ueoscernsd. that b. la, bccn> duly ap.iotnie.i.
-: has eaAes spoa hira.clf. The q u.s. OF al Al
mtnarsrasor Of the estate Of
usnnah n. london late Of Brook svii,e in the
County VI Hnneeek. decea.esl 10y ylsInx
bond as tho ias directs: he therefore r9ae 81,
all persons who arc iss.Ste.i 10 the sAiI aesea,.
eds e.sstc. To make tntn~sitate payment. A.. a
iho-e who have any demands thereon, ~ exhibil
the same Tor pay meat.
JAMES CRiNpELi.
January 18th ISL. su1
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Deer Isle, Hills Remedy.

THF iHhabit ents Of beer ISL, have been liberal
pairaBs If HIiLis kEAEDY, think il has
done them gopt. y. Gibson ri the North and W.
II. II. spoifi,rd 1t Northwest who has cios~d his
agency ausi settled up hts accounts, and now the
agency waits q cali {, o,n come wide awake trader
To order. and Lv il comes. Hon. T. Warren Co.
have sold lots al h: Cranberry Isle has spoxen .
dealer IN inedIsi, e Is doing right thing ~
snGrTlny conn nanny vi q ,ut having uiiPs RENE :.
c., iniiy on hand Orders saiicitesi. Found
wholesale in Boston. iianxor aud Portland.
kev. 4. HILL, sole Proprsstor.
West WAtersiiie, Ne. GnSl
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Poor Inventors

BY assisting them In procuring patent. AMI sr.r
warts NJ lining u eir iny.nIton.
Ton Iid.ntLsi IN our business relation. Xyb n 4,
vsntor-. - ~
agenry. Circular containing .la ,bl. ia, torn ,t,
sent nee. Address: u. W CLARK aCU
The Naii n Real tsIate agency
IA and ~ rshta. Az. nuc Washington. d a.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
HoNA IL s.,
FOR THE MILLION!

Rar oppnrtuniIira are noss oi .r-I & Az s,,.yt.,,
homes IS tH,!I hraiiAy. ,uI 4 tf.-..tt. VI. ~
Tor oue-frn5h ni them value utt t.. ~ l.,-- 4,
TnE \ArIONA1- REAL t~EtTE AU.4Nt4 .l- ..-
sale ir.,l estate uf every Ns~r.inUYr. l,.t,.r N,
the Hii"ls And southern oi4tr- suprat $40 ....c,
gram AuH ittt iatnl rtHr saga. tH.t .lt.lt w ".
I,iInn- timber aud miurrut lands. rIt. MIA, "a.
Anh rural residences, and husiUcr. stands luil-
amt tuii siic-. Iurterlee &c.
VIZ :" fut tlnd Rcs t.frt timing Jg.t-r.pf..s
location. price anal feuu~ Of pron,r..c. vr tav..
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Also. Fonnec tel viii our Real I.f,tc ,,l.r. ..,
nave = general Claim AHi Fatrgt IS genc. Il il,l,,
the supervision OF the we'll known Inu1uJ. Ts,.
lor' late "t Inc ordancc Department, Vup D, tnih
scientific and pr. cIical mechanic a.d 81, li ne.
quaiul"d In the different Government p.pnrt
meats, especially IN N.ttand Ntvt tl..itntt, ,t,,l
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
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Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
IS at once agreeable.
healthy, and cTecrual
for preserving lie
hair. Faded or gray
hdir IS soon restored
TO ITS original color
nth the g'oss aud
reshne" Of youth.
Thin lair Ia ihicL.
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ened, falling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by IFS use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED.
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF ioulins the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will kecpi it clean and vigorous.
It, occasional use will prevent tile hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleierious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious To the hair, the Vigor can
rnIy benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely Tor