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r 1sT OF GRAND JURORS, AUGUST

II IsT OF GRAND JURORS, AUGUST
i TERM, 1878.
Tyrone-John Rheem, foreman.
Madison-Henry Shumaker, Joseph B. Gar
ber, Jacob B. Bixler.
Jackson-Samuel 10y.
Penn-John Fritz.
Carroll-Jacob o. Albright.
Saville-Henry Fllckinger, Scott Boden.
Landisburg-John f. Wingert.
Rye-Francis Smedley.
Toboyne-John Emory.
Oliver-John Black.
Juniata--B. +. BealOr.
Wheatfield-samuel Messimer, James l. Ja-
cobs, Moses Stone.
Newport-John X. Eichel
Duncannon-James l.. Smith, Charles Russ,
James p. Cromleigh.
Liverpool B.-George Myers.
New Buffalo-John A. Krick.
Greenwood-Reuben Grub.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Toboyne-Solomon Gutshall, John NJ. Ray,
Jacob Bcrrier, Jesse Rice, John Baker.
Jackson-George w. Berrier, David Smith,
Solomon Gutshall.
Madison-John G. Stambaugh, Henry L.
Hohenshildt, George M. Bryner, Benjamin
Bistllne.
Saville-Samuel Karstetter, Daniel Markell.
Tyrone-William B. Krick, John Rheem,
Samuel Shumaker.
Landlsburg B.-Cyrus Rhodes.
Spring--George A. sheibley, z. Rice.
Carroll-John @. McClintock, Thos. Lackey,
M. M. Jones, John Barrlck, Samuel McCord.
Centre--John Roth, John w. Kell.
Tuscarora-W. s. Kochenderfer.
Milerstown-Isaiah Hunter, Martin Noll.
Greenwood Samuel Rice.
Liverpool T-Michael Grubb, David HoT-
man.
Liverpool B.--George X. scholl, Ramsey
Williamson.
Newport B.-Charles Rlppman, A. F. Keim
Bloomfield B-John Shuman.
Oliver-Benjamin Baltosser, Robert B. Mil
Ter.
New Buffalo-Morris B. Custer.
Marysville B.-Cyrus Rhodes.
Duncannon-James Black.
Penn-John A. Wilkinson, George Dunkle,
Joseph Smith.
Watts-John L. Huggins, John Hammaker.
July 22, 1873
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eg- The Senatorial Conferees from Blair,
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton counties
elected D. W. Mullin delegate to the State
Convention. Bedford and Fulton elected
John j. Cromer Representative delegate.
Both were unanimously instructed for Hon.
Samuel Henry for State Treasurer, and
both are friends of Hon. VIM. M. Hall, for
Supreme Judge.
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FREE mo- BOOK AGENTS /

AN ELEGANTLY BOUND CANvAssING poot1
for the best and cheapest Family PSia esop DOUh t
llshed, will be sent free of charge Ia anv hon
agent. IL contains NEARLY ZOO fine Scrintnral
cedented success. Address stating experieRce
ETC., and we will show you what our agents are
depha, Pa 3adiav
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POPULAR EXPOSITOR,

OF THE GOSPELS. AND ACTS,
by Rev. Alfred Nevln, l.. B., ID. D., embraces
the International Series of Lessons for three
years. Every pastor, teacher and family needs It.
endorsed by Presidents McCosh, Cobleigh
King, Wallace, Bishops Simpson, stephens, Ha-
ven, and the Clergy and Press in all parts OF the
country Address ZIEGLER u MCCURDY, 51S
Arch Street, Philadelphia Pa 2gi4w
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eB- Jacob Thompson, formerly Secretary
Of the interior, prints long letter denying
the statements, duplicating him in the
alleged frauds in that department under his
administration, and refers to the fact that
a congressional committee entirely exon
Grated him from any completely in the al
legged discrepancies.
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A Bold Robbery.

At Maysville City bold attempt was
made by three men to rob the bank Of
Decker & Jewett. Frank Whipple, one Of
the robbers, entered the bank and pre-
sented pistol at Mr.. Jewett's head. Mr..
Jewett fell down and made his way to the
desk where Mr.. Bingham, the chief clerk
was writing. Whipple leaped over the
counter, followed by Mr.. Bingham, who
instantly shot Whipple in the neck. A
desperate and general fight then ensued.
Several shots were fired, when the COM
batants dubbed their pistols. Finally
Whipple turned to run out of the bank,
when Bingham and Jewett simultaneously
fired upon him with double-barreled shot
guns, and he fell mortally wounded, to the
sidewalk. Whipple says he had two con-
federates, named John Toney and w. p.
Winklesy. They escaped and officers and
citizens are pursuing them. Whipple is
shot through the body in many places.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE. = Notice is
IA. hereby given, that Letters OF ADMINISTRATION
roll town ship, Perry county, Pa, deceased have
been granted TO the subscriber residing N said
township. All persons indebted to said estate arc
requested TO make immediate payment. and those
having claims, will present them duly authenth
'0a'eo '0' 'e'''e"IMaA IMaAHaARET FLEMMING.
July Is. le73-et Administrative
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NeaO -AdVerttsenaents.

W The WORKING CLASS, male or fe-
emoIovmsr ma,e; w week guaranteed. Respectable
required full instructions and vainabe eo pscRace
0l goeds } 70 start with sent free by mail Address
oos, NJ. YOUNG Il CO.,
@9u4" l3 Greenwich St., New York
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N H v R

NEGLECT COUGH. Nothing is more certain
to lay the foundation for future evil consequences
Wells Carboic Tablets
Are sure cure for all diseases Of the Respiratory
organs, Sore Throat, Colds, Group Dfptheria,
Throat, Windppe, or Bronchial Tubes, and ali
Diseases of the Lungs.
In all cases of sudden cold, however taken these
TABLETS should be promptly and freely used -
They .equallZe the circulation of the blood miti-
gate the severity OF the attack and will in a very
short time, restore healthy action to the affected
organs
WELLS CARBoLIC TABLETS are put up only in
blue boreS Take no substitutes. IL they can't be
found at your druggists send at once to the agents
in New York, who Will forward them by return
mail I'll, Don't be deceived by limitations,
Sold by druggists. Price 25 cents box.
JOHN Y. KELLOGG, Is Platt ST., N Y
Sole Agent for the United States
29d4w Send for Circular.
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MAJOR KIRK HAINEs is announced as a
candidate for State Senator from this dis
trict.
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{ ALL KINDS Of Printing neatly
executed at the - BiOOAfkEI.D
TrMEs'' STHAM Jon 0RPIcE. M,
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e8- VIM. E. Undertook, charged with
the murder near Penningtonville, was ar
rested in Baltimore, on Tuesday last, while
at work in Planning Mill. He was at
once delivered to Sheriff Gin, Of Chester
county.
The murdered man has been recognized
as w. s, Goss Of Baltimore. Udderzook
was a prominent member of the "Sfe-
chanics,v and was one Of the officers Of the
Grand Lodge.
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eEr- Messrs e. P. BOWMAN 4 Co., No, 30 North 5th
street. duly authorized advertising agents for
Philadelphia Advertisers can make contracts with
them at our lowest rates.
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It is intimated that Mr.. Fulton, who
ofshif ST Bait1m6fe. oweT hi5 d66ap}ta-
ton TO the fact that his journal, the Bal
timore American, did not support the
reelection of President Grant with sufi-
oient zeal. But the newspaper in ques.
ton always thought We had the best OWL
ssEss II s;k hs 6,I Pn s; a Sseasse
of reform.
The dreadful yellow, disease is raging
in this country Death stares you in the
face. Why do you delayl Go to the
drug store and get a package Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator, for one dollar,
and remova the case Of this fatal dis
ease. Keep your liver in proper order
and there is no danger Of your being
a1ulcteos te4i.>:r .;:,ia.. ~, .ApA1I5Il
The authorities OF New Auburn, Minn.,
have sued the offlcers OF the neighboring
town : OF Transit for. not keeping their
smalkpoxs within, their. own. corporate
limits. Sick transit, t&c.rii,: = = t:n
The sale Of Southern Pacific Railroad
to Tom 6cots has been consummated.
The price reported Is So, ,000. 900.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS, BANK
VIZ. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.


INTERPRETATION WEDAT THE RATEOl
SEVEN PER CEEE. PER ANNUN ON
OERTIFICA I.ES OF DEP OSIT AND aL1
PER CENT. COMPOUNDED EVER 7
SIX MONTHS ON NAOO0UNTS. =.
OFEIU e fl B.. o'iiE'
VIM. Martin, PresideAts ~:
John B. Palmer, Vice-President
~. A. Ct. BreniEer, Cashier.
J. II. Sawyer, In neralcharge,
John @. B. Smith, Assistant Gather.
Directors - - -.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A,C. Has.
kell. F. ". MoMaeter, "a Il. Heinitsh, John B.
Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia. N3"
J. Ell Gregg, Marion. ~! ;" -!
g. T. Scott, Newberry. ..sl
W. G.. Meyes, NeWberry. ,,J -:
B. II. RutIedge, Charleston. Il
Daniel Rhvenel, Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics. LAbofers, Clerks. Widows, Or.
phAns anfothers msy here dsposit their saw.
ings and draw liberal gate OF interest there
on. Planters. Professional Men and Trustees
Wishing to draw interest on their funds until
thpy require them for business or other pur-
poRss; Parents desiring 70 set apart; email
sums for their children, aud Married Women
and Minors twhose deposits CAD only,be, With.
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their legal representatives,} y wishing 'to lay
aside funds for future use. are here 'afIorfed
an opportunity OF depositinR their meAne
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, ct
the same time, be subject, to Withdrawal
when needed. "a Aug '18
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Columbia Music Store,
LyBrannd ;& Son

YIAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
i the public to an exarnination Of their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MEROHANQIsE, con-
sisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlot Orgsnsi
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Bapjos, Flutes,
Accordcons, Brass and Silver Band 1nstru-
ments Of all kinds. AlBo, Sheet Music and
Instruction Books for every Slses OF Musical
Music sent by mail, peet paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
Express. whom ordered, to any part OF the
Pianos and Ofgans for sale cheap, for oaah. !.
Pianos, Organs and Melodcons. tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, 1T moderate prices!
ALI orders promptly attended to and satis-
fection guAranteedto those .fAvoring rs With
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
chardson street, . few doors above PHGNI1
Office, Columbia, g. o. =. Z Nov7
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wknown HOTEL
in It's the
&
OFFICE
as
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''..s.------.s .. n9e.ef'eehsduses-'..-~;~a
sso1s Sasssls Sssesf k.taaR SsS7s Is, is7s:
ERNR u e'kspEs e. is,e q ssssse's sssss ole
4Ate x1H KS 1as1 sissrsazs! st: !rHaItss.. .
tLeave ColumbiAd At...;E:!. ~. .!qaf9!h'iDhem
44ssiye e. OAsstsston .s.f- -.a.-,e
4Prive at Columb1& ~. -. 49,. ~ f.6HUp m
:K1aHT ExPREss. ERHanF AHD AccoHMoDA11oE
"a nsc TsA!s. lsnnsdsys e1eepted.l;.tsie
Arrive charleston I.10p b. .Iea4e.:.6 @Ps n
Camden Train viii ruh II p6dsy, WtdhE Etday
and Friday, asioilows:4 i;19L ,..Iat
Arrive At Columbia at....-..,.. ;. 11.66 A. M /.
Leave Ool1mbia at: ........... 2.0oP. II.
Arrive At Camden 1ats. ....s 81. 6.b5 p. n.
r,or1As. a d @atfn Tibf fSsssaifsssasn' afss
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta 3, r
-" sUPERrNTENpENfss NfFiCE,s
ei5SsI1t T. 9 81 as;Rsi;ss sRsi se:sl g a ssi..
@ :! A y! ,! - = s1follouin zach hednlt.
:.,ia sH5w eSsa REs,s ,sssSs Il: +: i.t M so' ?.
Leave 9b.,ioste. .:a5;lS A:M. "a s;26P:M.
Arrive Augusta. ....7.42 F .Mlinl eS2o,A.T.
hssls so.sa sShsa ss I'm sss6p N.
Leave Colnmhia!;. III. 50 =! M = 1IG6 pm.
Arr1ve Charlotte:. - ..616 Ps1.s:s 800 A. h.
Standard TimA1te4, minutes, -sloacr, tha
dt M Fsses Fs rasad Ga9Eh as Sbn
dsys except Ga; ;HtBbtF ttAirs InakE seiofiee con.
neetion to eli point 3 !Nofti1 South, sn1 " at.
Through tickets sold and baggagechaG1e
z$Es gsSSshasSA s
Whining tor, !, c E6I1mbia and 11g, k,R.
~ sQPFa,I3NTEIa95H3B ,3 e OxHfeEis
R3A ~ foi1o.inEi 10 % s sehsdnIeo nsss sGn isii,
berun byytrajpa On thiaF roads ey,ig,i syhI
u,;, DAY 44PAIss TRAIN tpAIIY.l ,,s-n
hskNe Wilmington Union Qepotl, E25AsM
Arrive at Fl6rence.. HIo Ia 9!B5.X.>M
Arrive at Columbia. ~. e.. AKA "H40FfM
Arrive ~ A1eusta..... ".ot7 "a p: II.
Lsave ApR usta .... ,I:. .e,...iHs Y4a5A. Il.
aivs rrlvs A. h,r ElS1sae"
{ ,p72i 10 >HIoHTHxPREss TRAH A5i.. Ell!
Leave, Wilmington Union Depot y6.45P.M.
ATtYe at Florence. ....... tl.36 IN.
Arrive st Columbia. 49,. 3,40A. NJ.
Arrive at tAueusts!.!... ~ ..!'8:4OA.M,
Leave Aug gusfA .. - 20. p. 80. $50 p. n.
Leave Columbia 40. =. ....-.... 10. POP. N.
Arrive At Florence. ..,....... -. 2.12 N.
Arrive at Wilmington. .:.:.... 800 IL.
'' Oct 81. JAS, ANDERSON, q enr snpt.
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Notice. .a.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COLUMBIA, 8. O., March 2l, 1873.
THE attention Of tho citizens Of Co1umbiais
i called to the following ettraot from 4 city
ordinance In relation to shade trees. No one
tilate the shade trees In tho city, and any in
fringcmcnt Of the ordinance In relation thore-
to will bo punished by fine, as provided by
law: - .%
any person shall out down. kill or wilfulIy
damage any treo. natural or transplanted,
growing in the streets OF Columbia, or shall
wifa'lJ ac5:-cy, :n;Ecc o- remove any post,
railing or box. used or erected for protecting
suoh trees or tho sidewalks, suoh person shall
be subject to penalty not exceeding forty
fivo dollars for zach and every offence"
Mar 23 JOHN ALEXANDER. Mayor.
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Best eisfsens; Sf iii ,ciasses, sstabiI.hes the the
fact that OHknRY PDoToR Al Will and dnea re-
lieye and oure the affecting Disorders Of the
Throat and Lunaa beyond any other medt-
oine. The most dangerous affections Of the
Pulmonary Org AM Yield to fig power; and
rati9p, are publicly known, 80 remarkable as
beyond dispute. As remedy, it is adequate,
on whiehtha .publio may rely for full .prpteo-
ti9Hns tsHa BY curing GogEh., the fore.rgnnors Of
iises' 'fnf I'd smSGnt ef suffering nit to be be
oompdted. II challenges trial, and oonVinces
the dpost RkepticAl. Every family should
Keep ton hand as z protection agafnet the
safIy and tnperceived attack Of Pulmonary
Aascei9ns, which are easily, met at hrst; but
which become incurable. and too often fatal,
{ende; ana It is' HnWis6 to Be without It. Aa .
tateguard TO children; amid tho distressing e
disesedS which hoset the Throat and Chest Iof
childhood, CHERRY PEoroRAL ID invaluable;
nom :sats ia aes. snd sssed Ito to tSs SsIe love
Anda attnntion Centred! on them. Is acts
speedily, and sqFsly sSaipst ordinary, colds,
occurring sound and health-restoring sleep.
No one will su6er troublesome InnuenIa
and painful Bronchisss'u when they knowhow
Originally tho product Of long. 1aborious,
and 6ucceseful chemical investigation, no
cost or toll sSpafed in making every bottle
in the utmostpossibie perfection. It msy be
fsss 81 sss ssEbs 81 the
producing cure1 ~ memorA Able As tho Hrextset
It has ever effected, Il. ,.C /
Dry. O: AYBR & CO., Lowell, mass. ).
Practical And Analytical 0hemists.
SOLD BY s ALL DRUG G1sTs EvERYwHERE.
May. 16 Ttmt14
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80 THE old RELIABLE ~.
WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE
. '''>'' z. .H..HEINITSH
E. n. .HEINITSH

A T this we'll. ll.appointGd Drug Hous will be
A found all the reliable Medicines iof the
day, at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, and at
prices which secure TO the buyer the imme-
diste benefit Of good Medicines at lowest
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MAIL 1ARRANa1MsaTa.- The Northern
mail opens $50: a, y, and 800 p, NJ;
ton day mail opeaaS b:15 r. M; CLOSES 8
A. H.; night opens 700 An; closes
6.15 P. II. GreenHille opens 6.45 P. NJ!
!}olosSsI Rss'SMas Rsferak }ffEsfBESqA.
nj Ida A8o q Mi flosG Hkh,i BM.
Wilmington opens $50 p. NJ; closes
1920 A. M. On Sunday the Office is
open from 8 to 4P, M.
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undelgnd for
TO
Pa nd esa s The
a the
= NJ.
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whole family cured. OF biliousness with
ono box VI Heinitsh's Blood and 1.-Two Pills
This is cheap, practice. How i1 'Shy, the
rin ~rc1.
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CENTRAL NATI0NAL.BANK,
'+-.. '1.>.a ":+&OF @1tt .rtsA. -. I
Z q 0IE U nj BiA;;''6. q. .-r,c:',i !
3150.@0
$5OO,pQ1


r hSis" -.--.-4 l...---.I Sir -, : :. =.
Present capIaI :. !. ',i'.l 315o.ooo
Authorized cdpaal, ..ot'. taa.as,' $5oo,poQ
ag;,,. - ~. 4, pFEIChRs. Rs.n.H...:. ,,,;i !
+ join 3. PALMER, President. .....,..
a. G. BRENIZER, cashier:
@. N. q.!BUTT, Assistant Cashier. "''''! /
NlHIs BANK will soon occupy tts magnia-
IL cent tthree-AtorIan Nansard Roof build
ing, now in course. OF construction on the
fdr tho present win do StS}6eas at its: I'D
banking aouae. OPPOSITE Golunbis HotsLn a
IGenersk Banking busine transacted. Ger
suacates Of Depoait, bearing .intereat at the
rsts ot ssyen RE- gent psr 4nn2F issgs
Of debt discounted, ana money fo2ned on col
laterais; Stocks, Bonds, Gold. Silver bonght
in The United States bought ana sold:
DInEcrons-J. Ell Gregg, John B. Palmer,
F. W. McMaster, r. d. sen1, eot B. d. Sem q;
Son., G. ". Beardeh, (oi. Copeland d Bear!
dsn,) R. I: Bryan. i9i BIyap T. MeGeEtes,
y. 9: syaffield, 81, R$ y: g; Rya1asld,l q 81 ~
.AbheYille; J. 81. .RIon, WinnsBorO. Feb 8
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Fresh Biscuits.

Fresh Biscuits. sac !
MARINA, Pearl, Oyster, Wine. Butter, Milk,
Il Picnic. Cream, Corn Hill, Lemon, Soda,
TO-, all fresh. For sale low by 80
Oct9 HOPE 4 6YLES.
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Greenvillet and: Columbia RailIoae

&RH 81 = rp PA!ss Az EhgE;R
Sundays e1cepted, Connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Rhflroad tip ahd
down; with Trains going North And s Stlh on
Charlotte. Columbia and Augnsis NJ 4 Will
mington. Columbia and Augusta Railroada.
Leave Columbia al. - .,a; 7.iba.m.
Leave Alston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8a5 q IA.
Leave Newberry..... .......... 10. 10 1. m,
Leavo CoEesbury. =. 2y00,p. m.
Leave Belton.. n.....:.,.....e...,..,. $50 p N
a111Fe ~ stdfeenv1lle: ......-....... 5,sGp-m. i.
|+- !.1i ~ D0wn. 7n'! y = .
Leave Greenville 1t. .i7.e0 q. ha :.
Leave Helto9.. :,,..... ........,.. :9.89 .. m.
Leave QokeaburY. ..-...... .11,15A, m.
Lssvesissne ve sSTGeffy. y...:..,i-..,,i.., 2S9P N.
Arrive 1t Columbia ...,...,.. SEQ p,h,.
Anderioa BTanoh and Rtue Ridge Dfptstob.
DOWN. Up N
Leave Walhalla. 5.45 q. m. .ArriYe 7,Ikp IN
Leave Perryville 6.25 .. ID. . 8.36p m.
LeayePendleton 7!10 a. m. EsT:r7h $50 b. M.
Leave Anderson 8.101. m. II A6Gp m
Arrive at Bolton 800 =. m., Leeva, $50 p, m. .
Accommodation Trains run on Abbeville
Branch Mondays. Wednesday ana ff1dass 8.
On Anderson Branch. between Belt6n iSdIHn.
dersons T1sadays Thnrsdsy "a .ndsaturdays.
.THQMAS D0DAMEAp, Gen, Rupi
JABRZ NORTON, General Ticket Aren't
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,Htes Nothing aAn restore, tbs ,hslI where the
PRiSdisn atdsysd; Sat sueH Is rsln sia esn
(bo saved by. this. application, ahd stimulated
into activity, 80 that a;paN, growth 81 bail is
Pasty sediment, ffWili keeipb s. s. s!e:.1 add VI
lFnre1s as lts ucastousI' usa,Rili prsveRt5 The
hsts,sEAn turning gag q falling %, sna fSSS, e.
pjsvSnts SHe jf5rmstibn Sf danarnn,, which is
often ho uncleanly and offensive. g Free Nom
$1Ss ssstssisa na9s Heas
10 The hair, he Wgsf csn only benefit bntnot
b arm iit! HlwlptSd merely for a HAIR
lIREeSING pothipR elsa canbe found 80, de-
airaele; Gopts sining speither ail n9r dye. It
iong @ ON she i rhaif .e vi~I faprit' T. sn uiosss
l9atFe, and . grateful perfume. ,,.a I,
Prepared by -Dr.JsC.Ayer & Cos.c
Practical and AnalyticaI Ch. mIat:
.''1 'EjosVEitL,, MASS. :
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COLUMBIA g. HOTEL
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