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00VAASd dNGA1lA1T
and JAPAN
TEAe,
very ane and frssh. and At rre.u y ,.auo.a .r,...
Choice yellow GOSHEN BUTTER,
CREAM CHIEaH.
6xers Aess and No. MACKEREL
GOLDFISH. Roe and Holland HERRNos
Choice sugar-cursd HAMS. BEEF TONGUES
John J. Roe's 8. c. Unoaavassd HAMS,
FULTON MARKET BEEF and PIG PORK.
BREAKFAST BACON.
GREEN HAMS and SHOULDERS,
Fiants, smths Ten Strike, and other Choios Brand,
OF FLOUR
AoEwan's sad Dst.sns ALE.
nyess and Auinnsss PORTER. BREMEN BEER,
"~naoos Nountain DsW and Ainsr's Old Bourbon
| WHISKY. four ysaxs' old.
otard, Dupuy Co.'S BRANDY.
CLAREr, BY the case gallon.
which We will sell At tho Lowest Cssh Price.
All Goods guaranteed to slvo satisf.esisn and ds,v
cred to any part Of the city tree Of drayae..
A. w. sKARDON e. CO.,
Corner of Jackson and Rousseau streets,
Fourth District mh94 IL
SDANr
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A CARD OF THANKS.

HALL BRANCH No O. a. Il NJ A. A.,
New Orleans, March "a, ls72 5
At meeting of this Branch, held March H. 1874 tho
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the sincere thanks Of this Branch be
rendered to Mrs. Thomas Ganey for beautiful wreath
to Hon. Judge Myers for his Kindness to this Branch
to our Marshal. Thomas Handley and his Aids d. r.
Burden. John EIwood, N. j. sheean and John Mccoy
also to all those who conferred Branch
the 18th of March, 1872.
Resolved That these resolutions be spread ON the
minutes of this Branch and that they be published In
the Morning Star, Times and Picsy une newspapers.
81. II. WARD,
j. II. HESLIN,
- FRANK McELROY,
mh24 1t Committee.
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MEETING ROOM Fok kEAr-rhE srACIOUs
AVA and weu-furntsh9d Meeting Room, No. i1t Caron
delet street, win b. rented Socicses Cabs b5
the evening or MONTH reasonable terms pply a
the office Of the MORNING STAR s-Ii IT.
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHASICE
~ requiring well instructed BOYS hftsen yeaFS
Of age. TO learn their business. procure the
from the Vlncspt'B Home for Destitute Boys,
Bisnvie street, by applying To h. President ~ Com
mon street. The boys CAL cSn1Gue " tasTd a. To
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ST. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
bar 81. LOUIE NIss,ssrr1

This inatitotion chartered BY the State Lees,.tu,.
and conducted BY the Brothefs OF the Hsored Hssrt
situated ON the shores Bay Commanding an sasoS
vS W. on inc and aNordinG al the advantages
did location Is great Indictment heaithfa exercise
comprises all the branches Of good Ensah education
Board and Tuition Per session. psv.b,. hal, x..,, e.,
t2SO
snAnks Por
Bedding, Per session. toptional) .......... 10 q
yocscs ~. ..-..-..... s 60
SsosIon X spent II the Institution 50 &C
EXTRA cHAR0Es:
flano ana VIOLIN Per month, oach...,.. On
pr luz Hos M sStn. 90
6rkse instrument Per month. / a
Span!sh and German languages, Per month, each a
Forf urther Particular aPply 70
BRO. gLORIMOND
ma<S Niy Director Of tho COLLEGE
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CHOICE 0ROCERIEsi
FRESH GROCERIES!

oe'a respectfully os1l the attention Of hsads Of
70 our large and well escorted sssck Of Chez.
ooLoNe,
IMPERIAL,
aUNPowDER,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST
and JAPAN
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MEXICO,

Particulars of Gen. Trevino's defeat near Ia
catecas proves more disastrous to the rcvolu-
tionists than at first reported While the bat
tic was progressing, one thousand of Trevinos
men revolted and joired Gen. Rocha, which
created a panic, resulting in the route Of the
revolutionists and the capture of Trevnos
main command, with all their material of
war.
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PHII. MoCAnr Pre.idnnt
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THE
Tan Up Yonr Town.


We find the following in the Con
necticut Real Estate Register, and we
gladly give it a place in our columns
Talk up and work up your town,
and your own tOwnsmen and bust
ness. Give encouragement to every
useful and c%reditable enterprise in
your midst, for as certain as effects
follow cause, sD certain will every
enterprise of merit repay eveiy
citizen. We cannot live unto our
selves. and we cannot discourage any
movement in behalf of a place with
out f%ntiicting upon ourselves person
al injury. If you see a needed im-
provemeBt for the town, demand Il
and talk it up vigorously, until the
whole community is impregnated
with the idea-untila storm of public
sentiment eOmpels the work. Don't
stop because some poor mummy, out
OF whom hss witheTed all nIibHc
spirit andHslOve hof advancement.
means out his sepulchral whine.t'Ft
won't pay" Show to your live
fellows that il will pay, and leave the
mummy to his embalmed and swad-
died dust and stupidity, and bye and
bye you will see the result Of YOUR
courage and talk, in universal inn
increased facilities and
business, and a broad, liberal, gener-
Gus public spirit that pervades aud
yivifies and makes pleasant and
beautiful every place where 1t en-
rl
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ALL KdNDS0F LADIES FAM
A0 6oStA at19bsaMs2RasS1
-TIMIl(En - EHIDl-
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WORTH KNOMfNG M TRtE.

L.L
The decay OF fence posts is not only
a great trouble to farmers, but to afr
who have even a yard to keep In re-
pair, and as timber is yearly becoming
more scarce and dear, u fence that
will last. a life time instead of a half
dozen years would be a very durable
one. Here is what a correspondent
Of the Western Rural says. II what
he states is true, his method of pre-
pairing posts should be adopted by all:
II discovered many years ago that
wood could be made to last longer
than iron in the ground, but thought
the process so simple aud neXpeDsive
that it was not worth while making
any stir about Is, / would as soon
have poplar, Eastwood. or quaking
ash, as any other kind Of timber for
fence posts. I have taken out bass
wood posts after havingbeen set seven
years that we're as sound when taken
up as when first put i'm the ground
Time and weather seemed to have no
effect upon them. The posts can be
prepared for less than two cents each.
For the benefit of others 1 will give
the recipe: Take bOileds linseed oil
and stir in charcoal to the consistency
Of paint. Pat q coat Of this over the
timber, and there is not 4 man thai
will live long enough to see il rot
ten 49,
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ER Hats. Caps. Belts. Shirts, Badges.
HtHL1 IHInpets, &C., for Service and
Parade, Atthe old Mandatory.
l4S Grand St, ny. CAIRNS & BRO. late
HIT. GRATACAP. Send Tor illustrated cir
eu4ars- .-r I-r-.
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ANOTHER ISwINDLE.-A scamp
calling himself in some places
Mcbride, nd in others Love, has gone
through Mercer county, Pa, swind-
ling the farmers by proposing 70 sell
bags and carpet. samples o (which he
carried, at astonishinglv low prices
less than half their real value; the
goods not to be paid for until they
arrive, and are seen to be equal TO the
sample. This looked like so fair a
proposition that many bought, and
signed what purported to be an order
for the bags or carpet, as the case
might be. II now turns out that by
cutting both ends offthis bogus order.
the remainder was apromissOry note
at 8 months, for any sum the seoun-
drel chose to put in. Alarge number
of notes were thus procured, filed in
with sums varying from SIS to SgS.,
and the scoundr rel sold notes on good
men in P~ortersyille, Butler county,
amounting in all to s $500, for 500 to.
a notion peddler. ~
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NeWls1Adgertissments

GIN made from 5Qcts. Call and examine
V4Oor samples sent postage freel f6r Ri
cts. that retail quick for SO. RI. VOL
Chatham Square, N. y.
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There is no dOubt that the con-
sumption OF malt liquors Is constantly
increasing in this country. Mr.. Hen
ry Glusen. nthe opening address be-
fore thedBrewers' Congress lately in
session in New York, stated that in
the United States there are more
than 5000 breweries, giving employ
ment to thousands of people, and rep
resenting $4,000, 600 OF capital. These
hreweries consume %, 000,000 bushels
Of barley, and is, 100000 pounds of
hops which require for their eultiva-
tion overa million acres of land, thus
Becoming an important item in our
Agricultural Interests, The direct and
indirect revenue paid into the treasu-
~ through the manufacture and sale
OF malt liquors has steadily and rap
idly increased in 1853 il was Sl,50O,-
900, in 1870 twas S6, SOC ,G00, and last
year it had reached the enormous sum
Of $500. 600 sc.gela sa'
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5TF FOR
1evsTl9 PsFfs Me% ID
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5THF7GHK0EftEE.
sfFE

DWU"|H WZEEM A
Shakefism Originated in England
some time before the Revolution
The world IS indebted to one of the
frail sex namedsAnH Lee for this
modest ind gracious infant. 1t was
claimed That gentle Annie possessed
all the attEibqtes0f cur Savfof, Jesus
Christ. She promulgated the doc
trines Of theeociety, and all who en-
braced the faith were TO lead lives of
teelibzcy. And the fair nower of all
tfhIRGs presumed t0saythat as Christ
bledtbe4ifeagAceiiba al his follow
erSshouid do 1ikeKfse.
Observation-Disclosures aShaker" is
derived from the aeommotioR which
characterized their religious services;
which consisE5n daAeingand singing.
The real name 0fthe society Is uni
ted Believers ia Christ" Meeting
with persecution oin England, Ann
lHe5-Sad-h her -littleosbaHd Of hdeYotedi
followers, ike the Pilgrim Fishers.
set sail Tor the Colonies In North
! America,-and- settled-ReaF Albany,
tNewTork, where ,heiF principal
tSoeiety Is now located and named
their settlement Watefllet, at which.
place Ann lee died There are now
1 we believe, about eighteen different
lSooieties in the United States, four OF
winch arem 0hio-one near CInctn-
natl. one near lebanon, one near
lClsVssHtdand-6ne = few miles east OF
lDayfGn Their mo1eeM worship rs
tda66ing. they claiming that one who
teerQe39h5 Lord Should b6fcAHof JOY.
tAifHouEh the Shakers are somewhat
in their notions, they are
nevertheless amon0 ourIbest citizens,
seing hehest in their dealings, in
| dustrfonssand thrifty. Everything
about q SfSiler village is kept in per-
feet neatneA 6ndethere is a general
air Of thriftfnd elnfoCt about every
thing They lc1IiF@ 2arry out
the ma2im, II everything,
and egarHhspE d place" They
hold eEl EIsIf property IN common,
and decided into the hands OF
three Who hold it for the
| Societ7. ahv one VINO becomes Q
ab6vssant metaberr of B Shaker
Rodietv mtsf detscate himself and his
aIaterfs t04E ijse. No6msrriage re-
5Rtf e fea5ERi1ed smong the Sha-
lafdif& nan and his wife join
the B3lst Elay must fheleafter be-
comeSSuf5atrand sister. The ques-
ton mayssf1sein the minds of some
as to where they get accessions to
tEkelr Society," II thefeisnomarTying.
lThiRigs71iEv EusweFedlE sTheE adopt
oFrtabEShitdren, Yhom' they raise
and educate, and NEST OF whom
sgsptaaily become nemSe0 81 zoe
$500 mrs-- aaat tlr .In Eaa srf
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LIGHTEST DRAUGHT.
Alliance Lock Lever Rakes,

wanting Road scrapers car be furnished 1t low prices. We ere always glad
show any one goods and when hin town, should nket to show you through.
June s. 1872 Yours truly, KIRK & CHRISTH,
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I~EYepSBANG4 SENSATION
IR HW O
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An artieggg 7 nan, Who lately Dough

An artless man, who lately bought
H8swTaussgEsO thus Tslates his
troubles got them sausages home
without EetHng bit and cut them
S2ErtaHdts H them. In the morning
I visited them, Three Of 'em had
cuddled. up together and We're sleep
iag sFeelly Twtte9enhad sEsVIed
10 my miik pail and were lzpping the
milk, and one, 3 black and white one.
WAS on the fence trying TO catch an
EagHsh spsrrox.f 1ldrowned the
whole lot. 1n-mna Ea-rHl
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sSoiast Wanted.

0SWmia1a Warner, of Company D.,
Fourth6 Chic 6ayalr0 IS wsntedgPen-
ifs6n deFgikeAse No HO,I5A at the Or
egonC itysasency IN Oregon, entities
him TO several hundred dollars back
.6s1tisn8 nlis beIisvedhe returned
10 Ohio, and as his health was bad 1t
-is thought he may be found in some
asyI6m n he is dead, his relatives
are entitled TO the money.
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RnR ndFTxTIoN HAIR GOODS,
EdfoaO Arr Messer'ss 4 -ofisf -fh -u
s1I SGuoY- ealsib41 tr1 le tghael
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A countryman travelling for the first
time on cnsnof the South landon
tzmways, sud, Wishing 70 GET out
gave rigorous pnn st Die bell-strap
extending aloRg thecenter Of the car,
lsnd 6epresH4t vas 8 sharp ring from
both bells. ~
what are you ringing both ends
por tined the itfitted cdnduc-
ttOEfefrf~fmlN "a brnUEup hug b5l -af
Fry ReeansebIEish the thing to stoI
at both ends y repfied.t The rustic. ii
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n0NSUMPTTON

been the sole means under O1Elne
Providence of saving and restoring e Lie.
Health and Strength. myr1ads VINO, pull Ior
IL would have been compelled TO follow
fbronoh the dark valley that vast army
which, has been swept out of existence py
this scourge t
y WaacheHsrss REp0phosphites comes toyou
wing, Give it your confidence and a gem
erous welcome, and appreciate our enorIS
exerted in your behalf. BE SURE AMI
ME GENUINE. Price 81 and u per
|hotfle-E For sale by Druggists every where
send for our circular on Consumption. Ad-
dress = WINCHESTER GEO.
Chemists, IS D ST., New YORK. Z
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MILLIONS Bear TesEimsuy 70 their
Hegro66sffEf ESafRs1S6 Effects.
They are not = Vie FAReE Dytgk' Aaqs 6 EPsE
49, aef6dHlaAh4A8j1aa
IJouors doctorsdsuics nd urpetened to please TIE
oescdnsd Toaies 1pps5eS "Restore1"&o,
fhntlead the tippleE 0z todFnAkHnne4an rin 29aeRa
atpe Medicine. made kavef roz 6AdHstbs
Of oalnsuia lRestlnamrutE1csksIIe scia1'
Iauta. They are the GREAT o PUBL
FIIR and A LIFE GIVINE EHJhCIGks.
Sperfec4 R-euovntor and Inyig1ratsr OF the syEsG
srrilS6f GfSa6&6snastGn6rebq ring theblOo4
to q healthy ecnditioa- 10 person can take thsse By
ters according u direSisns md remain long EnEezs
provS5H az&fE zaSanSnR Tstroyed By minsrA
polsOnor Other neazA and the vital oTEns Tsssed
beyond the point Of repaiE.
TheT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - web asa
Tonie, pssasssinE. aiso. tia peculiar merit Of sctnE
- powerful AGENT n rshef1rEes6ouoftAAnr
nation e tbs Live, sd Al ne Eisoeri orEznG
FOE FKEA6E S0MPLA1NTS, inyOunZG
% psTise e 9sss =. &c asSH q Sslanhsea
FER Inaammassry and ChreHie Rheu1ar
diam anS GouG, Dyspepsia or Indigestieus
RffuaMR RHnfHsezs3 RnG &b4eNNnittsnt Eo-
Ters, Diseases Of the Bleed, Liver AAs
peys and BIaf4E
Bleed, which 4 f1srl1s S~foddscaby deranEenszs
OF the Digestive Organs, -
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION HeN
ache. Pain in theShopldsrh Coughs Tishtness etthe
Chest, DIZZINESS. s5ur E1e4tOns Of the 6t0uacn.
Rad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attack. PApitstiol 81
the Resrt, Of the Lungs PGs tn<AArS
kiOua Of the RidDeJka1ae huldred Other PAINFUL Enp-
sons, are the ~oasrrinEs Of Dyspepsia
They i~nvisousts The Stomach sDdStinuiEtsi The torpid
Liver and BovslG. which render them Of u~neSuEiled
saeao51asSssss ne OodSf Ill impurities and in
parting new life AID siesr 70 the whole gEtsl az -
F0R SKIN DISEASES. EnaSu5al TstteE. san
Kbsun, 9letches sPeHRpafR PustuisA bots' Car
kanelea. Sad Hssd. sors Ry%, Egnipe-
Diseases Of the Skin. Of whatever naEe or nature. are
literally dug W and carried oct ofthe Hy1teD4naodor
time b. the Ds OF theso BitterE One bottle in such
eases vii conVincs the most incrsdui0us oftheir curar
tiye eeectA.
Cleanse e9EI9hsf RIoef NhsD@Ss yn ID e inu
gunties 61fsdhs thro6Ehthe akin in Pinples, EruP-
tlous or Sores: cleanse st when y0u end 1t obst-ucted
and slurgiEh in the TeinGi cleanse itvhen Il y forl.
s,d your feelings VIII tsnSo1Nan Eee1 The Mood
ovre. and the health o. the gzEten vii ioncx.
Pin, TnDe, and ether Wsrmss lurking In the
rzs.u cts u1ES tayulpds IW11Jsd'
r-no1ri- ssys 4 SiEtinruiahed rhyioiogist.
fbSre z scarcely an Individual upon the faes oths
earth Who's body Il e1empt Ron ne pcoesnee q
SornsL II Il nsf uRo1ffhs heaehI efzen4 81 fhe
hody that oh14EzE-6 1upon H. o1lD
"a dInz deposits thu. rcd these living Rene1e1si
Hsaesa Ne eTEter Of Medicine, DO vsrnsiaEeb 70
2fhslnindes III hse the system f.ou Eorm NE
7.EILkKKs froSdesot. R.H. MCDONALD , CO.
Druerfrts nd Gen. AFeuts. San Rranesco. Ca4tornAs
and g and - Commeref street, nsE4&
R-sOLDeBF M~1HFrefIsTs ASe !
~" 49,
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"DsYGHONfAN~Y. OR SOUL CHAR,
'J-I MING'AHow either sex may fascInafe
and gain the love and affection OF any per-
son they choose. Instantly. This simple
meuts1 acQuirement1allcam possess. free. by
mail, for cents. together with marriage
guide, egyptian oraeieS. Dreams. Hints To-
ladies Sc1 A qrseF. exciting b00k- I00O001
sold Address 4. WILLIAM & co Pubs.
Phila. a W Hl-I-l lT
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HEIItAN MUSTANG LINHIElT,
FOR Man AND BEAST

FOR MAN AND BEAST.
Probably :eW articles have ever had
so extensive 3 Sale, while none have
been more universally beneficial than
the celebrated MEXfCAN MUSTANG
BINIMENT. Chftlren, Adults, Hor-
ses, aud D,niestic nAfim&s, are al
waysii8bis 20 acnidelstlaHdaiuf- safe
to say. thai Hv GsRlilycaH aleisS n sin
gle seaseps gHbQntS rms kbNi rfr ati
emOllient beingpecef aiA incomes
a matter OF Importance tHefs To- secure
the best. @
Eoverf Three htnareA f,yey >iahle in the
city Of New fork alone are nsinEtheLMFNt-
CAN MUSTANG L~ISIdENr. M uN e. HhichgiE
gives universal satisfaction. aa
JAITiON,-lue senHlue isrwrfpp-d In a
fine Steel P1die engraving witlr"G. ". WeSt-
brood, Caelaist. end a Trarfe Altrk, MEIE-
CAV MUSTANG LININENT,r engraved
across the face 81 each wrapper. The whole
bears the p. OPTieter's private United States
Revenue Stamp. and not q common stamp
as uSedbF druggists. f-n- 4auur.
-rr LYVN MAErFACTURISG Co., an
3 Park Place. y.
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-nRGksac LAW OF SEXESTConditions
-HWhfchf impair vitality, positive and mega,
ffve electricity, proof that life is exolYeo
without union-eneet Of tobaceo-ln1nenee
mentof pelvic diseases. strtcture and Vsrl'
-coceIe. and arrest of development: ten lee
lures t6 his private surgical class, by Ed
EWEROHIDfEOM II. d., ~ Fifth Avenue,
w q naeeSs2 Is cents. eEVeFyl line from
the pen or Or. Dixon Is Of great value to the
whole human ~race.n-Horace Greeley,
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b a~nianeaSs 1rtcrr, extending through a period
Of msny-vears, hsvms ~thin that time treated over
nine thousand casrs Of those diseases peculiar TO
woman, 1 have been enabled 10 PerfeG ! most potent
and agreeable medicine that meets the Indications
presented by that dass Of diseases with positive oer-
tziuty and eSactnesS
To designate this natural specific compound, have
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A GENTS WARFE2-Agents make more
AmOneyet work for us than ct anything
sise. business light and permanent. Par
ticnlars freA 6. STISsQH & Co.. FINE Art
tPubEsherE. Portland, Maine. ara
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Plantation BitterS.
8. T.-l86o-x.

This wonderful vegetable resto+
rstiys is the sheet-anohor of the
feeble and dsbihtated. As a tome
and cordial for the aged and
.Iangutd It has no equal among
sUQmsehies. Asa remedy for ner-
voes weakness to which women
are especially subject, it j SUPER
seding every other stimulsht. In
all climates, tropical, temperate
or frigid, it acts as a specific in
every species of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength
and breaks downthe animaIspirits
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. ] .! !. ! !: . :. = = !: ] !.
IBIind, Bleeding.
Itching or Ulcera-
ted Piles that De
B snois Ple Remedy

fats 10 ours. It Is prepared expressly 10
cure the Piles, and nothing elSe- sold Dy
all Druggists. Price, SL.0. -T
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RELIES PATENF SHEET IRON
R O0FiNG!
REWARn

Cheapest and Best Iron Roofing made. Eor
address W S. BELT, Cincinnati .
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IF YOU WANT RIBBON, AT
Wholesale or retail, 60 20 Mrs. Messer's.
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IF YOU WANT A CHEAP Hand
ksrehisgo to Mrs Nesser's. -
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