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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
Notice. re Malcontents.

AS several dissatisfied subscribers have re-
Gently ordered their papers stopped on ac-
count of The political stand this paper has ia
Ken, and as more may do likewise, we pub
fish the following law relative to newspapers
and subscribers. We regret to lose any sub
scriber, but we regret more to lose his sub
scription money, for which we have honestly
toiled, and justly earned. In several instan-
ces lately parties have ordered their papers
stopped and requested their bills sent them.
We have complied, but nary grcenback has
come. Alkof our subscribers are good, and
". shall continue to send theirs tho paper m
til all arrearages are paid. "A refusal 70 take
the paper from the office does not absolve the
subscriber from liability tor the subscription
and IN this, connection we would ask post
masters to comply with the law in this mat
ter also.
/ "A postmaster is required to give notice
by letter returning the paper does not an
sWer the lawlwEen subscriber does not take
his paper out of the Office, and state the rea-
son for its not being taken; and neglect TO
do so makes the postmaster responsible TO
the publisher for the payment.
4 Any peYsons who takea paper from the
postoffice, whether directed 10 his name or
another, or whether he has subscribed or not
is responsible for the pay.
3. If a person orders the paper discontinued,
he must pay all arrearages or the publishers
may continue to send it until the payment is
made. ~
4.Ifthe subscriber orders his paper to be
stopped at certain time, and the publisher
continues to send it, the ..stascfiber is bound
to pay for it If he takes it from the.p0stof.ce.
The law proceeds upon the ground that q
man must pay for what he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers and periodicals from the
postoffice, or removing and leaving them un.
called for. is prina tacie evidences Of intention.
al fraud.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
ENCOURAGING.

On Tuesday an cid Democrat, one OF our
best and most substantial citizens, came into
our office. and said Radical bad told him
that he was going to discontinue MS sub
scription to the COURIER, and asked as il lie
had done So On being assured in the affirm
alive, he told us to put him down tor two
more copies. making fonr that he is now tax
Ing That is the WY the thing is.now going.
Where we have lost one subscriber, we have
gained about six since our new departure.
and we are guaranteed two for all time to-
come. Intelligent Republicans assure us that
that they like the paper for coming out bold
ly for the principles we have always before
advocated and believed. aud still believe, to
be the right. 1t is only the narrow-minded,
fanatical Radicals who have ordered their
papers stopped. No lbcral-ninded man will
discontinue his patronage to a local paper
because its political sentiments are III oppo-
stion to his4Own. While we intend making
the COURIER q true and fearless exRoncnt Of
the principles adopted at Cincinnati, ii will.
as in the past. assidnousIy labor to promote
the general prosperity of our people, ir-
respective OF politics. We regard the duties
or local representative journal in diffa.-
ent light from some OF our quo ldam sub
scribers. Moo as mere vei,icIe &, trans
port political news and the chickering's M d liz
yectives of politicians. but ais the representa-
tive Of the people in whose interest it Is pub
lished. watching their Interests with iea-
Gus eye. and defending titrn against en-
croaclimcnt and abuses from every quarter !:
making local news specially, and the gem
eri prosperity OF the county its constant
aim.
Since the election, which fas resulted far
different from the expectations OF our Re-
publican friends, some Of them. slnartil 2
nnder defeat. md believing evidently that
the COURIER contributed largely to bring
about result disastrous to their foniest
hopes. IN . mild terms have ordered their
papers discontinued. We can assure these
misguided followers Of Grant that the With
drawal OF their patronage sill not affect III
the least the future prosperity III the AyAx7
COURIER, which has placed Itself In the van
guard Of the progress Of Eastern Montana,
and its motto and guiding star will 10 On
ward
We regard this virtual acknowledgement
by our Radical opponents Ut the power and
influence Of the CouRrER ny the highest com-
piimcnt that could ba pail III and we shall
ei'deayor to make 1t a Sill crater s.power IN
the land.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Z.
The acting Secretary Of the Treasury,
Richardson, appointed J. s. Langworthy, Of
N. y, Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
'rhs,following Telegram was received this
morning:
TO President Grnnt!
RALEIGH, NJ c., Aug. z.
North Carolina has elected the entire Re-
publican State ticket by majorities ranging
from 1900 to 2co0. (Signed,)
THOMAS SETTLE.
WASHINGTON, August 2.
The Department of agriculture to-day COM
lnenced the distribution Of several superior
varieties OF fall wheat to all the States and
Territories adapted tosts growth.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

CLAGIrT aud his defeated brethren viii
1rd the Mammoth, Hot springs Il splendid
substitute foi Salt River. But Mr.. Clagctt
VIII Get but little sympathy from the pro-
pretors although they we're formerly AZ
flllatirl- Republicans account 81 having
robbed tAan of fheiy card learned possessions
~ fAe rr,shsishrea ii ~ III Fri
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
stop and Reject.
Editors Of Avant Courier

Boseman NJ r
MessrS
Please TO discontinue
my Paper. Clagett one Week MaginIlis
next does not suit me IL / am Indebted to
yon for Subscription Send Bill and will
Remit o f PARMETER.
That's it in nutshell at later
atm. We will say to Mr.. Parmeter, or to
anyone else who says that the COURIER ever
directly or indirectly favored the reelection
Of Mr.. Clagett, or the principles which he
advocates, that he or they simply lie.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

Hon. G. r. Biakely, and H. +. Williams
Esq, start for the new mines on Cherry
Creek, next Monday. Cur friends will please
pnt them ii, their little beds as costly rs pos
sible and send MS all The names they can
Either 81 thc gentlemen will receipt for SUBJ
seriptionL
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

IA NEW BaIcx. "A Lalnme q Co. have ev-
crything ready to commemorative erection oi
1 colnmoslious brick store-llosise, on the site
of their Ola building. ncsr the Court House.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
Miscellaneous.

GENEVA, Aug, 6.
The board Of Arbitration adjourned till
Thursday,
CINCINNATI. Aug. 6.
General Hayes declines the Congressional
nomination.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 8.
Greeley left here for Manchester, N. H.,
this morning.
LOUISVILLE, Aug, s.
General VS.. Ililgar spoke this evening to
the German Grant CLUB.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6. q
Judge Merriman telegraphs to Alexander
X. Mcclure that he believes he is elected by a
majority of five hundred to a thousand.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

Mn. W.. L- Perkins has re-opencd his
butcher shop. and is now supplying the peo-
pic 81 Dozc,nansWitl an excellent quality q
meat
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

TIT Utah, Idaho 8 Montana Railroad Com
pany, on yesterday. purchased mules, Wag-
ons and harness for the use Of the engineers
81. the road, who are now neatly ready TO
start northward with the work Corinne Re-
porter, III inst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
WEST SIDE ITEM.

Ay0FtBbVGSt O0 HtCSst
The ladies' OF Deer Lodge gave our people
EVIDENCE of the managerial abilities on last
Tuesday evening BY Leap Year Party, in
which the us l,al s'inside OUT conventional
ties were duly observed, and the boys had
nothing to do but get their back hair ;lrranged
and be ready when called for.
From personal letter from Beartown we
make the following extracts: "fimcs are
quiet here; business duh, and money scarce.
There II very little excitement on political
matters.
Independent Sd inst.
Billy Nuts, owned by Sam Dougherty, won
the 500 yard race; Brown Prince. owned by
Sim Nolan, won the half-mile race, and Mid
night Bell, owned By VIM. Hammond. won
the three-quarter race. The races were well
attended and betting was lively. A 400 yard
race came off Monday, the 18th, for 500 q
side, between Hammond's stud colt and VIII
Iiams' roam lnare-won by the colt. The
same herses were matched for $500 q side.
Hammond giving so feet. Race came off
Monday, July 10th. Mare won.
The MINERS in German have all got to
washing up, witirplenty Of water to continue
ground-sluicing There will be more money
taken ont Of the gulch this season, than for
several years.
Dir. Barney Levy, just in, says the Swamp
Company cleaned up over $500 last Sunday,
and expect 10 clean up as much this week.
T.emay & Go. next below on First Chance
are taking out good pay and others engaged
in mining are doing well, w. n. Allen on
Aliens Bar, is taking out from $l2 to Slipper
day to the hand.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

4 GIVING THE NEws.-The New York Ma
ton says: Some Greeley clubs have been
formed III Connecticut, and we hear Of nun.-
5srs of good and respectable Republicans in
some Of them OF New York it says: AL
60 we hear OF more Greeley Republicans in
the State than would be imagined By the
readers OF the Times And further Z From
New Hampshire, also, we hear news Of Re-
publican disafec.ion and Republican apa-
thy Coming from Grant organ, this is
DECIDEDLY cold comfort for its own side OF the
house, but tie Nation, It IS to be presumed.
means honestly To give the news rs it should
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

THE vote on the Capital question was al
most unanimous III this county for its retela-
ton Ut Virginia City. Lewis and Clarke
county also gave All tremendous vote III favor
of Virginia. We are satisfied, frsln' the re-
turns now before us, that the Capital will
not M removed until 1t comes to Bozeman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
Schutt1er Wagons
Announcements.

TN order to, correct the false reports that hare
IL been freely circulated by parties interested In
injuring Iny business that all my stock OF Wagon
Material was destroyed by fre October 9th, 1871,
invite all who may have an opportunity to call and
examine my stock at the following places, VIE:
Warehouse, 81 and 90 South Clinton Street;
Lumber Yard, corner Monroe and Clinton Sts.;
Lumber Yaysl, SO to 95 South Clinton Street,
Lumber Yard, $50 to 1856 West adams Street;
all ontside the burnt district, where still have
thoroughly seasoned stock Of Timber for
20, 900 Wagons Yet on Hand,
and am daily adding to my already large stock OF
Material, which will warrant me in saying that /
have stock of Wagon Lumber superior to any and
all manufacturers in the Northwest
For further information address.
r. SCHUTTLER,
Is Monroe Street CHICAGO.
Or, GEO. A. LOWE, CoRRINNE, Utah,
ISAAC N. ADAMS, HELENA, Montana.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-09

epal,ie translates the follow
a- sue Sew York Mail:
Connected ui.u tAe des.ruc lion OF the
..le-. .--4-ncr," King, wall in Ber-
.. -a,el aa episode in the lie
.- celebrated cAotatrice Henrietta
which the lIe1m'i of Paris
alv. certainly Not forgotten
u.rei ia l>25. by Kustrer. who was
araa. st Berlin "a, that period to give
concert 81, Leipzig, Henrietta Sontag.
arriving from Prague and Vienna. com
mgleel tas. triumphant round Of sue
co-ses which greeted her in both henri
spheres.
A iu.e aGer, The director Of the Thea
tire ROYAL O. Berlin. having heard her at
Leipzig. induced her by his brilliant offers
not oaig 20 visit Berlin on her way, but
foreman there Tor some time. And up
T. this vcry day. lhe gray.headed anna
,vur- of Berlin remember and speak OF
The enthusiastic reception they then gave
90 jhe young prima donna, and when she
finally re.iuqaished her position in Ber-
I'm. Co appear there no more except at
occasional intervals, The shower OF APP
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-09

p.ausc which greeted her farewell ap.
pearanee amounted almost to frenzy.
Immediately following her first tri-
umph,, Henrietta Sontag visited Vienna,
but was soon obliged To quit that city
with the proloundest sorrow. The ieal-
ousy and ISLANDERS of her rivals greatly
disquieted the illustrious debutante. who,
with her rare gifts, had promise OF
most brilliant future. Among her en-
emies upon the stage, the most bitter OF
al was the singer Amelia Steininger-
Mile Sontag left Vienna and often
thought Of that trial and OF the bitter
grief she had caused her.
Neatly ten years had rolled away, and
Sontag was once more enhancing the
people of Berlin One morning during
this latter visit she was riding in her car
liago through the Friederichstrasse when
she heard the sweet voice OF yonng
girl who was singing upon one corner of
the street 1t was a popular air. warbled
in pathetic tones 10 the passersby by a
little girl Of ten years.
Sontag stopped the carriage and call-
cd the child TO her.
"What is your name ?" she asked,
leaning from the open window
"Nannorl," replied the child in the
purest Austrian accent.
what does your mother dol"
"Ah. Madame, She Is poor blind
woman"
~ poo. blind woman But tell me
her name"
Amelia Slciningor."
Amelia Steininger :" exclaimed Son
tag in the greatest surprise.
Yes. Amelia SteinInger, said the lit.
tic one, with an air OF pride. My moth
Ell was one OF the celebrated singers
OF Vienna before she lost her voice aud
become blind from too much shedding
OF tears. All our friends lett us then.
We have been compelled to sell every
thing hat we had aud live by begging"
Henrietta Sontag, overcome with EN-.
oiion, was unable to utter word At
last she asked. in "a s,lacd voice, where
do YOU live Pr
Behind the Koenigsmaner, number
10"
Wish your mother good day, Nanncrl,
fol her friend and former companion,
Henrietta Soniag, say to her that beg
sic will receive me this afternoon. will
come 10 visit YOU, and we viii have a
little talk together.
Henrietta Sonag exclaimed The
child wiki nuazemcnl. and ran hastily
-.myto hct mother, to Tell her all that
haa Aapp,uod
Ba, the child little huaS how The poor
blind ,omaG's heart lhrobbcd when she
learned wAo 1t was coming to see her.
Tic celebrated rima donna kept her
Vod The same day, accompanied by
lu aged friend. she sought out her who
h.l once been hcr rival, aud who Was
now poo, besgar living behind the
kaeui--maucr.
She me, and embraced lho poor uu(or-
,uualo with the greatest cordially. TAX
ius care not once to al,udc TO all that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-09
Notice of Forccios,rre.

XUHEREAS, IIoratio II. Pnlcfer, OF Paris, in
w the County of oxford and State OF Maine,
bv his Mortgage deed, dated February 18th, a. ID.
1873, and recorded in oxford Registry, Book l29,
mage 90 conveyed TO the subscriber certain
Marcel of land with the buildings thereon. stu
ate in aad Paris and described as follow to wit
the Homestead farm on which now reside, con
tanning eighty acIes more or less, and being the
same premises conveyed to me by Joseph Il. Pnl.
citer l,y his deed of warrant ", dated April 2d,
A. y. 1855, and recorded in Oxford Registry,
Book 100, page 81 to which deed reference iss
made il made. Also q certain other parcel of land
in said Paris, containing ten acres, more or less,
being part Of double lot numbered twenty-three
and twenty four in the ninth range OF lots, in said
Paris and being the same conveyed to me by Lem
mel III. Tueli, by his deed OF December 10Th, 1855,
and recorded Book l02, Page 3ls, in Oxford
Registry. Also, certain other parcel OF
intsryafe land in North Paris, on the northerly
side of Moose Pond, so called, and being the same
Land conveyed to me by Sullivan Andrews, by his
deed of January Goth, 1854, recorded in Oxford
Registry, Book io7r Page 1885, to which deed refer;
ence is made; and whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage have been broken, hereby claim 10
forsc1ose the same, according TO the statutes.
JOSIAH DUDLEY.
Paris, March 18th, 1872 marlQ3w
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Nlar57!tI
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Valuable Information.
BosroN, Dee. l., 1850

BUsTUN, Dec. =, INtI
Gcntlemcn-My only object IN giving YOU hi
testimonial Is to spread valuable Information.
Having been badly afflicted with salt Rhcum, and
the whole surface OF my skin bcipg covered With
ilmpss and cruPt.oH., and knowing it tp be q
blood disease took manN % the adrerii scl blood
pgcparll ioa-, among IS hirh Was auy quantity of
SHrsa pArills. without obtaining any benefit until !
commenced taking the NEGEIiSE, and before |
had completed the first bottle, Jaw that lad sal
the rig' medicine. Consequently followed on
with %, uutii hat taken even bottles, when
Wa pronounced n well man. aud my skin s.
smooth, and entirely free from pimplc. aul cyiQ.
lions. have never ENJOYED go good health before
and attribute 70 si {" tine use oi NCgETlNI To-
benefit tho~l ani ittcd with Rheumatism. | vii
make mention also az the NEGETINE$ wonderful
power oi curing me-0i thi- acute complaint. from
which have suncTcr 80 iutcnscl,
&. IL. TUCKER,
Pas. Aga Mich G. X n.
- Tyler street, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-09

Tui. x med, does not simply reliert for snort
time but it produces perfect and permanent cures
of the worst eases Of Chronic Na-al Criarrh. and
tcH pay ESQ rcirdrd FOR cdsc that cannot cure.
Col! in tie head and Catarrhal licadAch. are
cured with Few applications. II you have di..
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise stop.
pin. up the al times, partial loss OF sense OF
smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak,
feel duh haze pain or pressure in the head, son
may rest assured that you have Cltarrh, Thou
sands annually, without mInltcsting half Of the
above symptoms, terminate IA Consumption and
end In the grave. No disease /, - common, more
deceptive or less understood hy physicians. !
will seud my pamphlet ON CataITh 10 any address
free Or sage CatuiTh Remedy b. now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS N ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price - cent Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
OF 90 cent or four packages for two dollars. Be
ware OF c1HuferfGfs and ic0rthicss limitations.
See that ms Drirdie stamp, which J., pOsitirc
guarantee ~ gtAeinenosS, i upon the outside wrap
per. Remember that this private stamp, issued
by the United States Government expressly tot
stamping nay medicines, has my portrait, name
and ldl,rc--, and tho Words Il ;. Certificate OF
GenuipeHeSs' engraved upon Il, and ueel not be
mistaken. Don't bc swindled 10y travellers and
Others representing TIA mselves a. Dr. sage. ! am
the only man now living that has the knowledge
and right to manufacture the genuine Dr. sage,
medicine K. '. PIERCE, VI. d
u ~CHcca street, Buffalo, y. y
MARI, '74-ti1.
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He Recommends il.
SOUTH BosToN, Feb. o, 1871.

III. II. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear Sri have heard from very many sources
of the great success of NEGETISE In cases of
Scfofula, rheumatism Kidney Complaint .Catarrh
and other diseases OF kindred nature. | make no
hesitation in saying that ksoIc the NEGEriNE TO
be the most reliable remedy for Catauh and Cen
eral Debility.
Nv wife has been troubled with Catarrh formAny
years, and 81 times very badly. She has thorough.
Is tried every supposed remedy hat we could
hear Of and ioT ali this she has tor several years
beon gradually growing worse, and the discharge
from the head was excessive and very offensive.
She WAS In this condition when she CommOuced
Ia take NEGETTNE. ! could see that she i'm.
proving on the second bottle. She continued IN.
King the ' EGErISE until sho had used from twelve
10 ilflcen bottles. | am now happy IN informing
YOU and the public (if YOU ehoo,e 10 make il pub
liC) that Tho Is entirely cured, and NTGETINE az
oomplished the cure after nothing else would l.
Hence feel justified in saving NEGErINE IL the
most reliable remedy, and would advise all suffer
ng humanity Try II, for believe Il ~ be good.
honest vegetable medicine, and shall not hesitate
10 recommend.
an etc, respectfully,
l.. u. CADEIL, store t6l Broadway.
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T2 Aa3.!gal Sewing Machines

-, nearly Noisrfrss. is the most sprtr md Du
ENutt Machine Ia use ENpercucc hos tausht that tse
tNtHttAS AyuNKs have an tlir good points, and 90
away DO many objections. for instance.
tHcv use '5rIg 10 noodle HCe and tpiPrcrfd shut
&C., never oain3 thc thread.
Tho shuttle has rocking mUtoU. instead OF Inc
,sinS asia oil st,ic machines hcnCc docs not wear.
!Ne IclNnn Is moro 'l'l 'tNsj,a sIhi3 ul ttn-
giyrsIt a even tons 1f UHilf u other machines ron
put c thread iHrlu4h loss holes m TIC shat
ito The Machine mas less working parts Than any
other Il iuuls baek on hinges 50 you can easily OIL
anu CLAN q
Tie Foot ri,cc tprrsscr FOOT lnrus back, so the
cloth IS io0rt easily lah,i from ilc machine after The
work "a done II accidentally TUNED backwards toe
thread VIII MOI break. % tie needle sei bent, as IN
other machines
TnE NusulcAx nrrroy IlotE and complete Sgw-
tSG MACWSE. ur CONVERSATIONS MAcHt,T. tpricc s95
With CoycrD has g5 'tgai itis the choGPSsi as Wcia
The BGsr-suco us really TWO NAciiiStS combined IN
oSE-t5y a simple mechanical arrangement, never be-
sorc accofnpNAcdl making eihct the Lock sir %
hgrruS IoLE srlrCtf occasion may require. oyER-
sEAuiSG, EHBRoiDru also OK rIH EpeE. and working
BEAJTiTuL nuTTvS Hptss aud trtiGr HoLts,ln a1ol-
ton 20 every Kind ofscwng dDno on any other sewing
MacAlnc.
poet Of Tie uiscs 1.-THE great ipdus,na Exposition TN
Cincinnati Na.ro luo machine was a successful COM
Peuurv, aad o1.alaei tie COLD MEDAL, wil!sPeak
For
THE Juise, do hereby declare thatthc Sewing Ma
chine that exhibits The greatest novelty advancement
and improvement les sic greatest variety 81 useful
wort claAl In constructlon workmanship and design
any aud all others, Is tho American Button Hole,
Overcoming and sewing Machine
Tho leading machines were ably hnud'cdin compeu-
ton. and the Exp ,son 'e1s tie scvcrr7t test ever
gwen sewing machines ia OHIO.
Tho sales ofiho AlHucAN daring tac last year have
gained luJ poe cent, ana The factory Is running
day aud a!ghi % a.. 10 ogcrs The great demand cr
the machines IS an evidence fiher popularity ana use
falntss aud those who use them Invariably give Them
the preference.
:F-Ssll or call TOr circulars and samples az work
"A nj pl Il Ell
y. DEWEY, General Agent for New
England, 2s5 Washington NJ, Boston-
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Note Lost !!

THE subscriber hereby give5 notice That he has
lost n note given to him by WILLIAM SWEAT,
Dated March Sth, lsi1, for the payment of three
hundred and ten dollars. said note is secured by
mortgage, and has two endorsements, one OF
twentyfye lollais, and one Of one hundred dol
lars. paid August eth, 1870. All persons are for
bid purchasing said note Any person finding
said note will be suitably rewarded by leaving IL
al the Post ONCE in Upton.
LEVI =. STONE.
Iuton March SIN, 1872. narlt-3W
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Cannot be ENCclicd.

CHARLrsrowN, March 70 1879.
III Il, stevens:
This Is 60 certify tuft have uAci your BLOOD
preparation, - (NEGErINEl, in my family for sew
cral years, and think. that fol Srrorla or Cankcr
cts HumOT- or Rheumatic affections, u cannot be
,NCcllcd and a. blood purifier AID spring med.
iciur. u . the best thing have ever used; and
have used almos, everything. I can c,ecrlully
recommend 1t 10 any one in need of such n med
iciue lourS respectfully,
MRS. \. \. piNSMORE.
10 Russell street