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The Portland daily press., 1873-02-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Foo Chow Dec II, ship Annie Gray, Moore,
Long Ts RIsS sh Dss s DaFaue Leila
At Calcutta 10th ult, ship Castine, Wilson, for New
Sid FIN Muscat nth inst, barque chasca. Hall, for
Zanzibar and New York.
Sid FIN Belfast, Sd inst, ship Elcano, Brown for
Sid fm Dublin Sd inst, Eta Stewart, for Portland
Ar at Cardiff 9TH inst, ship Corsica, Cousins from
San Francisco vir QueenstownI
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Valparaiso Manson,
In port 9Th inst. ships Hermon, Shaw, for Bombay;
&C CO. Whittemore Humphry for Caldedra; Calliope,
Lizzie Wright Wright, Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Messina 25th ult, bareues Belvidere Finn
New York; 18th, Eeyersink Gibson, do; brig Eta
Ar at Montevideo 10th ult, barque Morning Light.
At Demarara 25th ult, brig Ambrose Light, Hig-
gins, for Baltimore, ldg: sch S Evans, Yates for
Ar al Barbados 2lst ult brig Walter Hoves Pierce
Norfolk Oath. barque Candidate, Motley, Portland.
Ar at Port Spain 18th ult, brig Lizzie H Kimball,
Lpnt Norfolk; 18th. sch Matte Holmes, Cox, Phila,
Sid FIN st Thomas 9th ult, brig Atlas, Powers,
(from Cadiz) for Portland having repaired.
Portland %th sch Mary stables GofseY JESTER o S
inst, brig Carrie burlington, Whitmore New York.
Ar at Havana 9th inst, barque Palo Alto, Tenney,
brig Hesen, Jones, Boston; 18th, sch Ella Ire
fethen Thompson, Charleston.
Sid 10th, barque Estella, Loring, New York; 18th,
brig Keystone, Barter, Sagua. ~
At Havana sth inst, barques John Griffin, West
berg; Weldon Colson. and Esther, Loring, for
New York; Cienfuegos, Norgrave, for Philadelphia;
briggs Mary G Haskell, Whittemore for Baltimore
Lizzie Zittlosen. Dow, and Rich, Paine, for New
York; and others.
Ar at Matanzas 9th and 10th, barque R A Allen,
Tarr, Boston; brig Abbie Ttcomb, Hail. Portland ;
sch Emily Curtis, Barbour, st Thomas; 18th, Fannie
Gilkey, Gikey Savannah.
Sid 9th, and 10th, brig Geo w Chase Bacon. North
OF Hatteras; Ortolan. Phelan, do; sch Alice Gard-
ner, Turner. Charleston.
A. at Cardenas It'll inst. brigs John Brightman,
Hanson, Portland; Ella Maria, Boyd, do.
Sid 7th, brig b Nash, Hopkins, New York.
Ar at Sagua 18th inst, sch Nellie Chase, Dalling, finn
Portland.
Cid at St john NIB, 18th inst, schs Nettie Gushing,
Wood. Cardenas Robt Wing, Rengard, and Frances,
Mclaughlin, do.
--latest by European steamcrs.l
Cid at Liverpool 5th, Nimbus, Kelley, New York.
Ent out 9Th, Republic, McGilvery, for Hong Kong;
Prima Donna, Lunt, New York.
Sid FIN Queenstown 9Th inst, Merom, Lowell, for
London.
AT at Havre 4th inst, Moses Day, wOodworth, from
New Orleans. ~
(yJd Atb JInion C,ottnr Cardiff and Iypitad cto+os
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F e E ID FOR ATTLE
Casco Brewery.
No. q Fore Street, Opposite Port.
land Co.'S Works.
PATRICK McGLINCHY Prom.
de19 ~ -.
BANK OF PORTLAND-

On and after this date the undersigned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business at the BANKING
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank
in Portland, Maine, under the style of the "BANK
OF PORTLAND'' and such, will receive Denosits
and make Discounts, in the regular course Of the
Banking Business.
W.. GooLD.
Portland, June oath, 1872.
jun23new1t then sn tt
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HE Press as an Advertising Medi-

Il He PRESS as an Advertising Medl.
llm,
The attention of advertisers IS called to the excel
lent and constantly improving condition of the Daily
PRESS as an advertising medium. Its circulation
which has long been the largest in Maine has consd
erably increased during the past six months and is
steadily and rapidly increasing. 1t goes to the very
best class of readers in Portland and vicinity is sold
largely on railway trains and steamboats,, and is
found in all public places. aaC 81
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-19

The refusal of the Maine Central manage
ment to take the freight ears coming over the
Boston & Maine extension over its road is
creating general comment. The Maine Cen
trail PEG ple'were not consulted about the mat
ter, but mercy notified that such cars were
awaiting transportation. Having contract
with the Eastern Railroad that they deem
advantageous to them they do not propose to
take any action that will cause the Eastern
people to revoke it, as they are assured that
corporation will do. They claim that the
Boston & Maine has no legal co lnection with
the Maine Central, and consequently cannot
compel the latter to take its cars over its line.
Briefly stated, the conflict is between the
Eastern and Boston & Maine, and the Maine
Central having driven good trade with the
Eastern which the Boston & Maine refused,
it is 10th to take any action which would null
lifyit. 1t is quite probable that the question
will come up before the Legislature or the
courts, or both, at once.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Good News for the Afa;c+od

Good News for the Affiicted!
HtONSTIPATION,t the founta;r haad 30 >,
~ most every disease affecting the human family
and its comcomittant, or twin brother,
DYSPEPSIA. with its tormenting terrors and
H. fortunes, both these distressing M 90 I
cured without the use of Physic by newly discovo
cred principal in medicine, secured in --O
- LORING'S t-~
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO Cid sth, ship Harvest Queen,
Jansen, Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th, ship Lisbon, Dunning,
Antwerp; barque Niphon, Day, Havre.
Ar 18th, brig Helen M Rowley, Rowley, Boston.
Below 10Th. ship Carondelet, (new) Stetson, from
Damariscotta; sch Sophia Kranz, Dyer, Boston.
PENSACOLA-Ar 18th, sch Moselle, Bennett Ma
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Barque Emma Parker from Barrow for Portland,
put into Queenstown 9Th inst, leaky and with cargo
shifted.
Sch Calvin P Harris, from Baltimore for Portland
which got ashore on the 18th, was hauled off same
day and towed up to Boston,
Brig David Bugbee. Staples from Cadiz for Port
land, spoken 14th inst off Barnegat with loss Of
sails and boats
Brig Atlas Powers, from Cadiz for Portland, before
reported at St Thomas with tiller broken repaired
and proceeded 9th ult.
Sch Abby Weld Beverly, at New Bedford from
Portland dragged ashore at Buffers Flats on Sunday
night, where she remains,
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Ar 18th, brig Helen Rowley, Rowley, Boston.
SCH SOPHIA KTanz 1 Dyer Boston.
PENSACOLA-Ar 18th, sch Moselle Bennett, Ma
JAcKsoNv1LLE-c nth, sch Florida, Gilmore,
sAvANNAH-Ar 10th, sch Everett, Gregory.
New York.
Ar 18th, barque Narragansett, Hamlin, Havana;
CHARLESTON-Ar 10th, sch Volta. Scott, East
port.
cid 18th, sch Willie Luce Talbot, Providence.
RICHMOND-Ar 18th, brig Nellie Gay, Noyes,
FORTRESS MoNRoE-sld 18th, schs Hattie Ross,
frem Baltimore for Cuba; Casco Lodge, from do for
BALTIMORE 18th, sch Oriole. Megathlin,
Boston.
Sid 18th, brig Daphne, Watts, for Portland.
Fletcher, Cardenas; Hope On, Chase. Portland
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, barques Martin w Brett,
Davis; Matanzas Is daysi Sarah E Frazer, Knight,
sack, Elliott, Caibarien 10 days; David Owen Dun
Satilla River II days; Hammond, Baker Portland
John Daily, Long. Dix Island; Albert Thompson,
Cid nth, ship Tamerlane, Kerr, Glasgow; barques
Devonshire, Havener, Mollendo Peru; Rachel, Nor
ton S%;, b5 ! Uncle Sam Grover Hpmacoa
GREENPORT, Liar sth. sch II Kelley, Chase,
from New York, to load for Baltimore; 18th, Delhi,
Emerson. Orient, (and sailed 14th for City Point)
NEW HAvEN-Sld 18th, schs Storm King, Hig-
gins. New Yrck; Gamma, Huntley, Savannah.
PRovIDENCE,sl 18th, sehs stratton, Nc
BOSTON-Ar 18th, schs Fanny Elder, Smith, from
Jacksonville; Ward Park, Bogart, Darien; Alpha.
Salisbury, Port johnson. a tA
Cid 18th, sch Humming Bird (Br) Finlay, Portland
SALEM-Ar 18th, sch Geo shattuck, Mills, Rock
NEWBURYPoRT-A 18th, sch Ann Elizabeth,
Getchell, Hoboken.
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If you want a nice Photograph or Tin
Type, go to A, NJ. MeKenny,'s 161 Middle Street.
He wafrents them as good as can be made in Port
land. ag5-eodtf sn
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-19

Furnace Coal at NINE
DOLLARS DELIVERED. Also a
prime lot of Cumberland Coal at
the same figure; and, at the lowest
prevailing prices, a large stock of
Egg and Stove. All first-cIass i'm
every particular and guaranteed
to suit by - - {
JOS. III. POOR & BRO.
febfsn - rr,1 81 eodf i.
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z = =
Notice of Dissolution Of COpart-
T9inirq nersl'iP. b1g1 Hood
NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartnership
IN lately sutsisting between Charles W. Giikey and
Sar gent P. Coe, of Portland under the firm name of
GfLkEY d COE, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. FlH ~ il7i Hs5siI 'IiiafI
Charles w. Gilkey is authorized to settle all debts
due TO and by the Company. 20 suff
CHARLES W. GILKEY,
SARGENT p. COE
Portland, Feb. II, 1873.
sattF ~ 49, FaNN
The business of Druggist g. Apothecary viii be-
continued at the old stand corner Congress and
Preble street by
febi5Iw ~ ,.its CIV. GILKEY, AGENT
"A. Notice. EEasfT
(fHAS. w. PIERCE Of Portland retires from our
~ firm, and his Interest and responsibility ceases
from this date. Dc Ef1lE-allf : Sis - 7 = -sfa
NORTON MILLS CO., I'LL
$500 Lumber Manufactures
Norton Mills and Island Pond vt.
Island Pond, Sept. 5, 1872. e7tf
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LEA & PERKINS,
CAOAAONs WOrcesters hire Sauce

Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous Coun-
terfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. New York,
Agents for the United States
Octte eOlsn1y
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-19
Solitary Confinement.

In tnc Itpoit VI Iuc physician OF the State
prison for last year occurs the following
statement: ''Charles Thompson's death was
the result of prolonged solitary confinement,
necessary from his vicious nature. Although
ne possessed a vigorous frame and hardy
constitution when coming to prison, the idle
ness unavoidable in solitary, proved, as i:
usually does with impatient, vicious natures,
the condition favoring the development of
insanity and its accompanying evils" In
other words, Charles Thompson, who was
undergoing sentence of five years for lar
ceny, was really made to suffer, through his
own recklessness and folly, capital punish.
ment. This circumstance seems to- have
made a profound impression on the mem
bers OF the Legislature, and they forthwith
put on its passage an act restoring solitary
confinement, which now has place in our
system only as means of prison discipline,
to its old position as a part of criminals
sentence in certain cases. As at present
used solitary confinement is terminable at
the prisoners option; yet those who have
vigorous frames and shardyconstitutionsv
quickly succumb, it seems, when repeatedly
subjected to it. Accordingly, one branch
of the Legislature has already passed an act
by which placing distractions on railroad
tracks is punished in part by sixty days of
solitary conference.-the other words, by de-
liberately induced insanity and death.
II, in view of the recent deve,-
opments respecting the Strong and other
murders for which the wrong persons have
probably been punished, the members of the
Legislature think that the death penalty is
safe one to use, this is a fine way to get at it.
But hanging is probably preferable on the
ground of humanity, while the guillotine and
garrote indicate far higher degree Of civili-
cation. 1t is sad to see Maine going back
ward in this way, while other States and 9th
er countries are going forward--to see inhu-
manity legalized and cherished here. while
elsewhere its exclusion is the first sign of re-
generated national and social lfe. The first
result of the overthrow of the Bourbons in
Spain was the abolition of capital punish
ment; the abolition of slavery will doubtless
be the first achievement of the Spanish re-
public. Have we learned less humanity in
a century of freedom than Spanish demo-
Gratis have learned in their bondage?
If torture and death are still to be consid-
cred legitimate methods of punishment in
this country we admit that none so well de-
serve such severity as the brutal wretch who,
to crafty personal spite or mere recklessness,
attempts to wreck railroad train. But let
society beware lest it work itself an injury in
attempting to take revenge on its assailant.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-19

BONDS of western cities and counties 10 per cent
interest and principal payable in the east Pirate
property well as public reached. Debts very small
in proportion to property and therefore easily paid
Careful investors invited to call and examine the
Bon0s. Laws and Decisions of the courts upon such
securities and will find them very safe. There is
nothing better.
CHARLES M. HAWKES.,
feb6sn6 20 Exchange st., Portland
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MEMORANDA.

BoOTHBAY, Feb 1O-Ar, sch Island Belle, Buck
MASTER Vinalhaven for New York.
Feb 14-Ar, sch Nash, Cole, from Calais ft
Boston. q afNN0 500
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A Washington despatch notes the following
promotions of Maine men in the departments:
Frank Bartlett from a S1100 to $1,000 clerk
ship, and II. V. Barton from $1,000 to $1400
clerkshp
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAMERs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, Feb. IS.

ARRIVED.
Sch Milo, (Br) MeDougal st Andrews, MIR r
sleepers to c Barrett. -
Sch Helen Mar, Duncan, Lncolnville for Boston,
f''4 a CLEARED. LIZ
Brig Isaac Carver, Williams Havana Geo Hunt.
Sch Rival, Dunton New York-Bunker Bros
Sch Baltic, Parker, Providence Nickerson.
Sch Howard Holder, (Br) Scott st John. NB-Jno
Porteous.
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Out Of the Woods.

The ETea. decline il smallpox
i = source q joy % cur citi-
zezs, and they are feeling sure that
-se are about -out Of the woods. ("
Since last Tuesday there has not
been ease Of the disease reported,
and the patients n the hospitals
are about a., Efteen in number,
c3nvalesceEt.
This terrible contagion Is spread
throughout the entire country, and
We shouI feel grateful that it has
been 10 worse here. IN Boston
there has been over 500 deaths, and
the community around that city
Is suffering fearfulIy from the dis
case. Over 700 death arc reported
n Baltimore. New York city and
State Is also oyerrun with the pest,
and IL fact It i not safe for per
son 10 % anywhere on it. account,
czcsP; 20 this section, md we can
- sIrs tt,s world 4. large, that In =
,La r5-.r-ct, Aiy-aa = '-out Of ~ (.
rcyI IT,
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The Indians.

SAN FR4ScIsco, Feb. Little
prospects exist Of any peaceable
adjustment Of the Modoc difficult
ties. Last Thursday Fairchild,
Doris and several others went by
invitation to Capt Jack to have a
big talk on the top Of high hin
overlooking Lava Bed, accompan-
led by the squaw Dixie She
went t. Capt. Jack and told him
that if he wanted to talk he must go
to the top Of the hill when he
would meet Doris and Fairchild.
Jack would not go. The Indians
on the bin ran away. Capt. Jack
wanted the men TO come to his
camp. This they refused to do.
Jack said they must como half way.
FairciIild refused again, but sent
word that Jack could come to his
camp within two days, If not, they
must fight again. Gen. Gillem's
command is half way over the
mountain and would reach the head
Of the camp CASTOR company. The
snow is deep on the roads leading
to Lava Bed, but did not obstruct
the march Of the troops much. In
the last fight Of the Modocs with
Demands company the Indians did
not throw away their guns bat los.
Nj their horses.
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Briggs - Brothers
ILLT-TRAIIzD
Floral Work !.

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r1h-ls1ad- Ihozc q or -lfrons Vho 0rlared
ss-.s l.-si vsar rLI @ers creIIte1 -lth 3 rrutz.
Pill r-rntvr .ha s.ur ikueT-srli = fcr ls-3 ThC-.
rho or,fer -a-z-- SIS vesr will - c-etl "a vith
slh-eTsDfi1n Tor lg-f Ihc Jar1arT number con-
tlirs uflriy 80 esgrasinrs. rE4 slpeE0 ep.oTei
Arc sufta5le fgr franing. ana - - United plates
alive % EcEeTs Nesengtics a. and their eli
ti1ti- aad Al sFsh Itetsf- fcr1nerly :oil-9
IN Cur ANNUAL fg-a.G-rIe. icu gill rrizz i u yoa
order - te;crc seiaz Brie--s & BT1's cnarier-
j. We baking c1rarrri.1f o., qI.al.tv ID -.
.Ed prSces an1 sIzs ~ pacsaras. our ~ 1i1ndar
\ igaroe Shot and PM L.; Tor Is7s, sent free
MIS- br.'s. 4 BrOtEcr, -eclulen and florists
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i could j, Sons wooden factory
a. Mortified, VT, was burned Frida
u week. Loss 100000.
he Mrs. Boyce, Of Chicago, charge
Ut with the murder Of Calvert \
2 Johnson, has been sentenced 10 fv
= years in the Penitentiary.
> The dwelling house Of Herr
o Carin, near Jefferson, Iowa, wa
, burned Friday night week, am
Henry with two Of bis children anc
his brother Alexander persisted Il
the flames.
Three laborcrs on the new Mil
Yankee a st. Paul Railroad were
buried Friday week by the eaving
in Of a gravel bank, about twelve
miles north Of Chicago.
Hon. Nehemiah Bushnell, one Of
the oldest and most prominent citi-
zens and lawyers Of southern IL
linois, and chairman Of the House
Committee on Judiciary in the IL
linois Assembly, died at Quincy
Friday week, aged fifty-ninc.
The New York City Hall author
tiles are about petitiOning Gov. Dix
for a pardon for Foster.
The value Of stock in Colorado
last year increased nearly $4,000
900. The increase Of cattle IS over
10000; sheep 100000, and other
-tock in proportion.
Sunday week man named Al
fred o. Love, Of Boston, shot his
daughter, aged four, and then kill
ed himself, on account Of domestic
trouble.
The Italian Minister to Greece
refuses % have any communication
with the Grecian Minister. Of For
eign Affairs, in consequence Of the
receip! Of an alleged discourteous
letter.
The bonds, mortcares. etc.
stolen from the baEiing-house Of
Garrison * Co. 0f Lancaster. Pa.
on the 18th Of January, we're found
Sunday week in Reading. Pa They
amount 70 over 100000.
The supreme Cop~- Of the Dis
.rict Of Columbia has fxed Tue
lay. February IL. for the fna!
hearing Of the claimants for prize
amounting 70 s2J2, 900, ac-
-ruing from the appraisement Of
he captured rebel ram Albemarle.
Two murCIeres were Iynched At
Boreman, Montana Saturday night
Teek-One an old man named Trip
Ct FOR murder. committed four
months ago, the other a young man
allied Steamboat Bill for muir
lering q Chinese woman.
BY hurricane on the 18th, At
the schooner Royal Arch
AL a bark were driven through
he Pacific Mail Company's wharf
twenty-five fee,, and the wharf. en-
lines AMI quantity Of merchan-
lie destroyed. They afterwards
unk. Other bar,zs were driven
shore, and three persons killed.
The total loss IS between half a
million and a million dollars.
There has been al attempt 70
reate an resurrection in HAITI for
he purpO-e Of preventing an eiec-
ION for P---~ident. The demon
traticn wa- soon SUPPRESSED. Six
y # the ring-leaders were arrested
nd five executed.
y naan nauI-d Ferdinand Miller.
rho lived az Lincoln, JlAsOn eoun-
:, while attempting 70 dip q pail
( water from the Iaill-race az that
'lsce, a few days since. slipped and
FL into the water, ami being n
ripple and unable 10 help himself,
5as drowned.
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Wps-hls-s inlI'4'trT. az "a fhc rrll-ke- t1t The
J7ly .-lentlnc preparation Of Carfo.i- Aa.1 sor
lung c--fal-es j. Nhe1 rhr-1iea..v combined with
DflaE Ve4- known rsr1al-s l- .n ll.s-- ab-r- and
az parties are ctGf1 1ed 1Tsir-- Eslav any C-lar
"a ~ e-s- %. ir~''Hf.8 ~ t-.l s.r.s q. 14sE4e
thee TaLie.s .t0.G BE i-atl. -..f. rf-i- e-s...-
~ ---- ..F...ss rlDpsl--l-4-s age as-1Ilsi4r<.
~ Varlri. EEgrr Le--tr- . COBB. .f I. easily e-.r-
- IN 80 .aclpin .la,e. unr 90 1.ror1fs sir1f4a
The cure q eEfs--.irr.v dr. lr-- -. wells lur-
-c.le 4ib.ets - % ". i-e.
PFses . 60. pr ESy. J1ln q. Ea.Io~z. IL Plate
-, y y SOC .A,lI.. .or -ae L. = -c-d f9r eir-
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LIVINGSTONE z AFRICA

= AlsIz'- prDv-s r. l-o-= al othrrs -l.s book TO.
= i--e- van. u 900 Ike vFsr= gve. en-
la-as- 1u-y s--54- 3.1-e -rr-.- unrr.-I.
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"a IA S9N d Day. fgcnfs wanted An c'a..o.
~ q working reople. Of either ssy 800.
o. od maxi rnous money On work for n. II tSs,t
~" nffnents, o. al the tince. than AZ snrti,..,
20 f.r.,sul-rr nv. A,tirs- q ssn-D- y 10
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which - pronounced by the leading medical au-
thorties of London and Paris .the most uoverf,,,
tonic and attentive known TO the nle.lci worli ;;
M ls 70 new and uniricd di-Jvery, but has hong
been n-ed BY thc lsading physicinns II other cons
ule- with wonderful remedial results
Don't WEAKEN and impair the digestive ory-.ns
~ eathnrties and physc.; they give only ter,ro-
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with piles and kindred disoa-es 49,. sur. r. -
thtir 49, Keep tne blood pure md health Al a.
sssrei- joan a. Kellogg. Is Platt street No.
or<, sole Aecns for the United States rr;r.
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All per.ons indett.sI % The firm a. s,.,.igv A.
EogeTs are Requested to call Immediately and a..
tls the sane. Ofsce ~ the shop. where the snr-
wing partner may bc found.
Z. A. ROGERS.
batd Lee ~, 49, sCtf
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