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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-13
ATTENTION!

Any good smart man can clear from e. 10 80 n
day selling the Patent Pan Litter. TO taking
hot pans ont OF stoves or ovens, ~ u il an article
that l. wanted in every family and viii sell nj
sight. For terms address III. 4. HOLDEN, Gen
eral 4 gent, TowmaR's Block, Bangor, Maine.
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CANCERS, TUM0RS, ULCERS,

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at the Philadelphia Cancer Institute, Hil Areh "
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WONDERFUL CANCER ANTIDOTEs.
Ne Ktifr No Cuustic Medicines Nobl0od LiHi" Pam
IL. - ~ l.ltaE. aLihlr 81 Lhs nAot,
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Millions Of Pairs Sold.
SILVER TIPPED
BOOTS and SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Commissioners OF Insolvency.
WHEREAS. we, the undersigned, have been
w appointed 10y tie Honorable Judge Of Pro
bate for oxford County, COmms -ioEcrs OF in3ol'
yency upon the estate OF Arvida q. Poster, late
Of Stoneham, ia said County, deceased, with iuli
power 10 receive and examine all the claims otthe
several creditors 10 said estate therefore We here.
BY appoint Wednesday, the twenty eighth day OF
February, one L. NJ, and Wednesday, the sixth
day of March 1872. one T.. NJ. al tile Office OF X.
A Frye, in Bethel, in said County Of oxford, as
the time and place for said creditors Ia present
their claims and be heard.
& &. 4. L EG6k co"'r'.
Bethel January sth, ls72.
THE subscriber hereby give. public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate, for the County Of oxford and
As sumed the trust OF Administrator Of the tale of
SETH CROOkER, late Of Paris.
in said County, deceased, 10y giving bond aa the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the estate Of -ad deceased to make
immediate payment; and those who have any lie
mands thereon to exhibit he same TO
ALEXANDER 5. THAlER.
Jan 10th, 1872.
TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate, Tor the County of oxford, and
assumed the trust Of Executor OF the last will and
testament Of
WINFIELD :. SIIACKLEl, late Of Peru,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond a the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 10 the estate OF said deceased 10
make immediate payment, and those who have
demands thereon to exhibit the same TO
ANDREW j. CHURCHILL.
Jan. 10th, lsT2.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for the County of oxford, and
assumed the trust Of EXecntrix OF the last VIII and
Testament of
HENRY Il. HALL. late OF Bethel,
| in said County deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs she therefore requests alpersons who
are indebted to the estate of said deceased 10 make
immediate payment and those who have any de
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same
LAURA {. HALL.
Ian. 18th. 1872.
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than wink Every Farmer buys one. Agents
make so day For further particulars address
{. I. FRENCH, Is Warren -, New York.
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For restoring to Gray Hair its
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A dressing
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efectual for
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rTIRK, TrccToTi- Ne AGENTS Wanted.

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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-29

The Portland (Oregon) Bulletin of No
vember 18th, notices the effects of the "st-
mospheric wave" that broke on the coast up
that wsy lew days earlier. 1t records the
testimony OF ''the Oldest inhabltant" that
'ueh cold snap had never been known in
that nrighborhood before the 10Th of DE-.
cenb"r. Snow to the depth Of six inches
tell at the Dalles, whilst to the south of
Oregon City only melting snow aud heavy
rains fell. At Portland the thermometer
was down to five below freezing point, and
Ice strong enough to bear man covered
the pools.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

A public park covering ~ acres 10 pro-
jscted 10 Oms ha.
The splzootio 10 now attacking cats 10
some paris Of the couatry.
Some one has discovered that Lake Erie
will dry up in l8, 500 years.
Ala recent Warsaw, Illinols, wedding th.
bride was aged 81 and the groom 81.
Ia St, Paul, Minnessota, the street cars
are to be mounted on runners this winter
A colegs, to be in charge Of the Society
OF Friends, has resently been chartered iu
Iowa.
Chicago, on account Of her specuiating
tendencies, 10 known IS The City Of Cor
ners."
Ailwsu kee feels bad because ber people
eau only coDsuhs 20, 900 kegs of beer iu
month
An Illinois paper thinks it worth men-
'ioning that "lour couples were unmarried
at Quincy last week.
The lumbermsn in Minnesota are reported
to BE- leaving the towns for their long win
ter employment in the pineries.
california formerly imported hops, but
new she ia . heavy exporter Of that articles
oi which she grows large groups.
For the match monopoly 10 France, So
200, 600 are paid, an Indication Of the enor-
NOUS profit made % little things.
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The j"iDt military occupation Of San
Juan, which has been continued for fifteen
years, terminated on the 22nd OF this month
by the withdraw Of the British troops.
The United States were the first to occupy
the island fifteen years ago, being spesdily
followed by the British with hostile purpose
out no blow was struck aud from that time
the two military posts have been on friend
~ terms, and doubtless the British evAcna/
u"n was regretted by the American SOL
dl+rs as reducing the limits of society in
that quiet region.
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ENCOURAGING, some OF the wells here
"h'ch were thought to have been iujuted
by the thirty dsys',shu! down, are now g,v>
ing good account Of themselves. We
hear OF Two on the Tidioute i Warren
Tact, which now pump two or three time,
as much as they did before the shut down.
The accumulation OF water In thesa wells
curing the shut down, was so great that but
little oil was got Ia the drat weeks pump/
Ing. As coon, however, as the streams of
water were sufficiently reduced 10 ensbls
the pumps 10 lift all the fluid as fast ~ Il
cano In the holes, the oil was found to be
there, and the well began to make up lost
time. - Tidionte Journal.
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Yesterday afternoon, between s and 4
O'Clock, A. J. Cronk WAS instant y killed nv
being struck by an engine hsuling q gravel
train in the J. i F. railroad. The aeci/
dent occurred on tbs f.ts above town under
the following circumstances: Nr. Cronk
WAS on bis way to his brothers residence,
st the Summit, where hs has been Stopping
some time, and WAS walking 90 tho track,
being son eShat under The Influence Of
liquors " ben the gravel train Came along
towat d Franklin at the rate of thirty miles
an hour on down grade. As soon Us the
Jsngineer saw Cronk he tlex The whis.ls
loud and long, but the unfortunate man
ether did DOT hear him, or was too drunk
TO realize the danger he was in. 1t was
impossi bls tn stop the train. end the lu/
comoiivs struck Mr.. Crouk on the rign. leg.
breaking It, and buried him some eight
feet from tba track upon aoIns stones. Ths
fall on the stones cut a terrible gssh iu the
forehead and smashed the back OF Cronk's
head, that being enough 10 itself to Gauge
instant death. The deceased was about IS
years old, and, We are told has a wife and
family residing in Ohio The body was
brought into town and placed in The beg
gage room OF the depot Coroner Larue
held an inquest and the jury found q YER
die! OF scc'dsntsl death. attaching 40 blame
to the Railroad or iis employees [venani
60 Spectator.
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SINGULAR DIsAPPEARArcE Some tin,
during the isi'sr part Of September, . csler
cd mao named Thomas CofYsy who resided
and carried on . boiler shop at the Fostei
farm. On the line of the q. G. = A. Il. r..
north Of Pe,roleum Cen tre, vas arrested and
placed 10 jail 10 tois city. charged With At
tempting to commit rape, upon a young CIR
named Mary Ann Oldsn, while she was .,
his house in attendance upon his sick wife.
The case came up for trial at Court tbIs
week, when II was ascertained that The girl
who has been working at the Grant House
10 this city, for the past six weeks. and
nron whose testimony the prosecution relied
to convist Cotfsy, had suddenly. on Monday
morning, disappeared, and no trace of her
could bs fonnd. She 10 only thirteen years
old, but large for one of her age, and the
fact that sse had not penny OF her own,
unless supplied by parties interested iu pro.
curing her absence, and left all her clothing
except what she had on her back, at the
hose'. has caused great anxiety on the par,
oI her mother as TO her safety.
1t has been apsertsined that certsin par
ties had succeeded in thoroughly fris shtcning
the girl, BY grossly misrspressn,ing the
trials she would have to pass through 40 o
wiinefs, and after exciting her fssrs ;u this
manner, it 's supposed she was giveu money
to 60 away for the present. or until the case
should be disposed OF. WheR she left the
hotel on Monday last she wore dark strip
ped calico dress with ovsrskir,, green shawl
and black velvet bat. ANY Information a.
10 her whereabouts would be gladly received
Address, Mis-. Ellen Urnsmau, Petroleum
Centre, Pa.
Since writing The shove We have aseer-
tsined that the girl Was very snxious to
avoid appearing 10 Court, and q few friends
gave her sufficient funds with which 10 get
away from the city. We are informed she
left BY the A. " r. r, on Kondsy morn
ing..-(veasngo Citizen.
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THE RUMDRED CAsEY MURDER

It has been reported and printed 10 near
ly every paper 10 Western P-nusylvania,
that murder had been committed at Pet
rolia City, Butler Co., Pa, by man nam/
cd Casey. This is oil falsa and there is not
the least particle Of grounds for such sen,
sation. Casey who is supposed to have
killed Q man named Parker 10 at Pstroli.
City now, and Parker is working On we'll
near Butler. The reports also have It that
the murder WAS committed in q house of
ilI.fame kept by Ben Hogan, and make IL
ou'.altogsther ridcutous. Reporters should
be careful bow they write on such suhjeo.s
a. 'h's' especially where they do Il only to
hli their columo), les, they should get ,b .m/
selves into trouble. 1t does we'll enough 10
get up little sensation once 10 a while,
where 1t does 90 one any personal injury,
but when IL comes 10 making q murderer
out OF an innocent man, Is is grossly wrong,
and we hope there will be less of ibis kind
OF lSealizing done hereafter. Papera will
please correct the repor, and do themselves
as yell As Others jus.ice.-[Fairview Re-
porter.
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During the past two weeks dsvslopmsA.s
10 Sugsrcreek Township and along the val.
lev Of Sugsrcrsek have proved that nearly
the entire section Of the country lying be.
tween FIenchcrsek on the west, SusArcreek
on the north. Oh Creek on the ess. aud The
Allegheny river on the south, 10 good oil
territory.
The well on the John Ware farm, located
oa the Like branca Of Susarsrsek, three
miles above Cooperstown, owned BY Smith
N Titus, struck ten weeks ago, 10 produciog
abuu. eight barrels OF third sand oil, forty.
two gravity. This well will bs torpsdoed
to day, when 1t Is expected the production
will be largely Increased. A number Of op.
orators have visited the y ell, and leases are
being taken rapidly.
Tns old R,lston and Brown wells in that
Immediate vicinity bavo been producing for
yeats, sHd in tne past year have produced
over $i2, 900 worth ,oi oil.
On the Wm. Hoover farm. eas. br.rob of
sugsrersek, developments will soon b.
made.
GA the Galloway tract, Sugsrerr.k, on.
mile ftom this. city, during the past week,
several large strikes have been made. The
well OF Grant, Aoorbead & CO., was tu bed
last week aHd torpedoed, and 10 producing
over 100 barrels per day.
Well No. 3, on Martin Il Epley lease.
same "sc' commenced pumping iast week,
and is yielding forty barrels per day.
Ga The Redmaa tract, sams locality, own.
% by Z. W. Mackey, Esq, Of ihis city, and
o'hers, two strikes have been made during
the past week. The nrst well is producing
40 barrels, aud tAs second, owned by Thos
shan'on aud otL i, ab'ut 20 barrels.
Vrnango Citizen.
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On NEWS THE jackson veii on ths
Snoup iarm, is still doing ~ the rate G As
barrels.
A sna | tank of oil was burned at FousL
No. G, on Monday evening, no other damI
sgs.
The Birthstone we'll, on little Turkey run,
was flushed on Friday night last, wheo the
oil flowed in large quantities. The indica.
sioos are that IL will prove q SKY barrel
well. 1t is owned by Hess and Others -
This is the well in which the brins'Ona was
said TO have been found, aud ~ which q
severe pnmnelIing scrape occurred. 1t ap-
pears 70 be but a branch OF the lower sstsbi
listmeut, and will probably SO continue uu>
I'll IL 10 able TO compete with old original
hot hole.
the Jack we'll. on the N. Sboup farm,
commenced pumping on Thursday evening
vt the rate OF 10 barrels per day. There 10
not, perhaps in the whole district Q we'll
which has bsen carried down under such
adverse circumstances. The well Was eons
menced, We believe, last June, or in .h~
latter part Of May, and since that time there
has been oae accident alter another, one
day break down and the next the tools
stuck fast. Had not the ow Gsrs been gifted
With perseverance worthy Of all praise.
they would have sbandoned II long e'er thi,S
After all the disheurtening circumstances
we are glad to learn that the we'll proves 10
he most profitable, and the reward therefor.
great Petersburg Progress
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A usual Beatty, the chi dren's friend, 10
out with his Christmas advertisement His
stock comprises everything 10 tho line OF
toys, confectionaries, nuts, dolls, fancy ar
ticles, &c, just to please the little ones Az
bis is the only store in town where Christ.
mas toys Can be had, We would advise our
cilizsns TO call and purchase holiday gifts
for the little ones OF Beatty.
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We notice the genial phiz " our old
friend, PorIey d. Lawrence, Ia town once
more. While absent, the sly old boy, took
advantage Of the occasion aud secured unto
himself better half We wish him Gil
manner OF happiness during his welded
life, aud host oi friends In the oil region
We are sure will unite With US In the toast
--"Hsrss your health, and your families,
may you live long and prosper"
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Nsw WE'LL The Octave Oil Company
have struck another good we'll on their ter-
ritory between this place aud Ti,usvilIc,
the latter psrt ot last week, which 10 yield
isg between $50 and 200 barrels per day
Tsis Is the best we'll on the territory.
Mr Edward Fox, of Tilusviile, will coon
hAvs we'll down on the Curry farm.
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Union Thanksgiving services were held a!
the n. f.. Chnrcb, yesterday forenoon.
Rev. Burchard officiating. The Rev gen.
delivered 9 very effective address on the
duty OF paying proper observance Of the
day, DC.
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This evsni0s . select social hop will be
held at the Central House. The best Of
music has been engaged, and the committee
having the affah 10 charge have spared no
pains to make 1t the plsssantest party OF
tbs season. The committee on invitation
will plsass accept thanks for an Invitation
TO The party.
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&sld st l p. m. ll25a

Tho rumor prevailed on the street today
that Hos. Horace Greeley, editor of the
New York Tribune. was dead. Upon in
quiry OF Ar. Torrssce, the manager Of the
W. U, Line, We learn that such 9 report
passed over the wires hut lacked confirms
tlon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-29

Everybody enjoyed Thanksgiving appar'
emily, yesterday. Nearly AL the places of
business along Washington Street were
cloaed . portion Of the day, thereby sna'
bling oil the employees to spend the day At
their leisure.
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A shooting sffray occurred at Petersburg
day before yesterday, resulting In the
serious vounding Of Que Hszle,t a teamste,
at the hands Of colored barber named
Lucas.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-29

At Yorker. N. Y, on Monday, four
you,hs whose se"s ranged from sixteen to
twenty one, h"'ng out for sport, encountered
four cans Of n''Io-slycerine deposited 10 an
excavation two feet deep. on tn" line Of the
newly cons,r@c'ed portion ofthe New York
q Boston Railroad. Two OF the young men
wasted to see what effect The explosion
would have aod so dropped q large stone
upon the cans; the tremendous explosion
which followed was heard for miles and
shook houses 10 the vicinity. Two Of the
party were horribly mutilated, their limbs
being blown in all directions, and their
remains scarcely recognizable. The 9th
ers were frigh.fully wounded but may rs<
cover.
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An eight in hand dog team cs1ries the
mail from Temple,on to Poillipstou Main,
the horses all being on the sick list.
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Tho Producers Council meet u Oil City.
today, for the purpose Of slecting Directors
for the Agency.
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N QRaZlnel

Magazines.
All the magazines for september, NV
ready.
Harper.
Galaxy.
Atlantic,
LippincotrG
Eclectic,
Transatlantic,
Oliver Optic,
Young Folks,
Frank Leslie,
ChiIdrsu's Flower, =
Old and New,
Godeys Ladies' Book,
London Society,
Petersons
Ladies' Friead,
Arthur's Home,
Science Monthly,
Ballou's,
Good Words.
Nursery,
ChStterbox,
Metropolitan.
Herald Of Health.
A. the POST OFFICE NEwSROON.
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10 ven ce some of the romantic gondol
iers are said TO be little better than thieves,
who rob the people wbs venture into their
gondolas.
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The keeper OF e sale stnbls 10 Savannah
adver!ises ''ff!esn fns buggy and saddle
horses Tor sale, all warianted to have the
epiZoot,c."
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The Victor Brand Of sigsrs q .hs P,,t
Oflcs News Rssu.
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We clip this from the Chicago Tribune Of

We clip ibis from the Chicago Tribune sf
the 10th inst:
"There lisa stir among the dry bones Of
some Of the Pennsy lvauia oil ompanies or
gsnizsd by the dozen in this city several
years ago. 1, has been discovered IN two
or three instances tout Of one hundr.d) that
sly fellows have been working the abaudon-
ri property of these companies, and made a
good thing out of it. 1t is runor.d that q
couple hundred tbousaad dollars have been
cleared in the pact four seasons In ono oom-
psny that even its Chicago directors had
forgotten the name of. An agent has been
sent down to see ahoutit."
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U'g Strikes In Nugarcre,k Town.
snip -Intense Excitement Among
OPcratOrs-Deve in Plum
una Jackson Townships.
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For Pure Wines vavrSn I'D ~ sneh hy The
Broths.sbsod Of Bs0e,sn 70 " GATkNEYs.
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II GAFFNEY keeps constantly o,
hand Scotch Ale and Loadoa Psrtsr, spss
ally fer family ass.
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2Advertise in ,be RECORD.
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Days Doiaas, New vsristies, New York
Clipper. Wilk's Spirit. and oil sporting pa
pers ai tue POST OFFICE NEWSROUN,
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CIGARS

Lovers Of good eigsrs will Hnd several s.>
tirsly new brands, never before introduced
in tb 10 place, at the Post Once News Room
They arc warranted pure Havanas.
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Local Notices.
EOR.SALE OR REA1

FOR' q I LIE OR e EAT,
A good dwelling in Wild
Cat. Possession ivenimmedi-.
ately. Apply to &C CHURCH,
Rochester House.
Nov l9-lw.
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RHv. q. NooRs, Pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and 7
o'clock ?. NJ, BY the Pastor, W. C. BURcH-
AID. Sabbath School a. ,l71z, directly
after isrsaoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
fsashsrs Aes!ing Tuesday svsnisgs Of
each week.
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Fearful cold this 6sy.
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If you
Want Salesman.
Want Servant Girl,
Want to Sell Horse,
Want to Sell = Patent,
Want to Lend Money,
Want to Buy House,
Want to Sell a Carrisgs,
Want to Borrow Money.
Want to Sell an on Well,
Want to Buy an Engine or Boiler,
Want 10 Sell House and Lot.
Want TO ind a Strayed Animal,
Want to Purchase m Oil Intereet,
Want to Sell Piece OF Furniture,
Want to Buy Secondhand Carriage,
Want TO Sell Tubing, Casing, Gas Pipe,
Want to Find an owner for auyIuinQ
Found, advertise in the RECORD. IA no lrs
han ten thousand people read it weekly.
II
You
Want
To increase
Your business, rf
Advertise In tue
PErRoLErMC ENrRE RECORD
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? stroleum Centre Daily Record
ret Centre Pa. Friday, New. 20.

Divine Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. M. ana
~ z. II. Sabbath School at l21< r. M.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
- 10 all
RHv. q. MOORE. Pastor.
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I'll BLE.

I suffered with CATARRH thirty years. and was
cured by simple remedy: Will send receipt, post
age free 10 all afflicted. Rev. {. j MEAD Uav'
" US Ssracuse, i, Y.
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Death! Bad Breath {!

Death! Bad Breath!
Millions Of young and old people both sexesl arc
tortured daily disOrdered Stomach, Blood, Heart,
liver, Kidneys, viz Ague nervous headache, pal
plta'lon, giddiness, drOwsness, no energy dispeI'
sia, cata RI, rheumatism, hcuralgiu, gravel, weak
Dack constipation, piles, &c &c. We reigiously
commend our GOLDEN PACKAGES. Never fail
Mailed free for 81 Describe yCur case. Circular
free. Address,
CITY INFIRNARY. YounQetown. o.