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EDUCATIONAL.
Abbott Family School for Boys,

TElHE Autumn session will open August 10th. All
4 the comforts of HOME are here combined with
superior school, Boys prepared for college or busi-
ness Graduation and diplomas are conferred upon
all who finish the required course Of study Send
for an illustrated circular address the Principal
Julld3m ALDEN j. BLETHEN, A. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

A DES1RA BILE three story Brick House with
"A abLut 5000 square feet of Land. Within three
minntes walk of the City Hall.
A well located Brick House on Pine street.
good Brick House and Stable on Danfo tn street.
good Brick House and large Lot on State street.
Two Houses on Atlantic street.
Inquire Of
JOlsN G. PROCTER,
au23d2w o. EXCHANGE street
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Professor Gardner, distinguished soa

Professor Gardner, distinguished SOAP
peddler, was recently mentioned by the Hart
ford Post, as 'the chronic nuisance of Com
necticut,' and the professor considers that
his character has been damaged TO the extent
of 81 900, and has sued for a soaperific in that
sum. We dare not think of the damages if
The professors soap had been mentioned in
that reckless manner. His trouble would have
been laid at 100000 at the very least, and
the libel wouldn't have washed for a cent
less.
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PROPOSALS
For Cuf-Granite work required i'm
the construction of the new
United states CustOn-HOuSe
and Post Office at Rock
land, Maine.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, !
August 18th. 1873.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
y until u NJ Of the 25th day of Angus. 1873. for
furnishing and delivering at the site Of the United
States Custom House and Post Office at Rockland,
Maine, all of the Granite Work required for the
exterior Of the building, in accordance with the
Drawings and Specification.
The species of stone from which selection will be
made will be confined to GRANTEES.
A sample block of the granite proposed TO be furn-
shed must submitted to this Office the block TO be
al fracture Of the stone and the others the different
grades Of cutting proposed to be done in the work
The whole of The stone, cut, ewsod, and ready to
be set must be delivered at the site of the building
rapidly may be required by the progress of the
work, the delivery to be commenced within two
weeks after the award eff the contract under PEN
ally of one hundred dollars (S100 for each and every
days delay beyond the time above stipulated.
Proposals will De made for the work as exhibited
by the Drawings, and described by the Specification
No bids will be received except from the ownors or
essees of the quares from which the stone propos
ed to be furnished, their agents, or from parties
who are engage in one cutting and who have the
necessary facilities for prompt execution of the
work as required.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten
cent of work executed, until the final completion
of the contract.
All bids must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this office, and must be accompanied by
the bond of two responsible persons in the sum of
five thousand dollars $1,000 that the bidder win
cept and perform the contract, if awarded to him,
aud execute bonds therefor in the sum of ten thou
sand dollars (S10,000). The bond to be approved by
the United States Judge, the Clerk of tie United
States Court the District Atorey of the district
in which the bidder resides
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids If it be deemed for the interest of Cow
ernment to do so; aud proposal that does
form in every respect to the requirements of this ad
vertisement will be considered b,d, or treated as
such.
Copies of the Plans and Specification can be pro
cured on application to this cffice.
Proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope,
endorsed proposals for Cut-Grante Work for the
United States CugtOm HOpSe and
land, Maine." and the samples must have labe !
with the name of the bidder and quarry marked
thereon and both must be addressed 20
E. r. SPEAR, Superintendent.
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Real Estate,
FOr Sale

For Sale.
INHE house on State Street, occupied by the un-
Il dersigDed. This house is thoroughly built of
brick and stone and has all modern convenences
Portland, Sep. 18th, 1872. sep19-tt
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House for Sale

VyHE House, Cottage an d lot at No. 9 High street
Il Said house cali be seen any afternoon between
the hours from 8 to 5. au12tf
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Proposals for Purchase

Sealed proposals will be asoreceived as Aforesaid
for the purchase Of the whole or any portion of id
parcel Of fats for cash. the purchaser TO bu said
sea-wall and do said filling according to said plans
and specifications and perform ali the Obligations
OF the Commonwealth to the City of Boston In re-
Iatlon to said parcel under the Indenture of Four
Parts made between the said Commonwealth, the
Boston and Albany Railroad COMPANY the Boston
23d. 1873
The right to reject any aud all proposals Is reserved
by the Board of Farhor Commissioners and their ac-
ceptance is subject to the approval of the Governor
Proposals must be endorsed proposals in relation
to the South ston Flats sealed up and directed to
the chairman of the Beard
For the Board of Harbor Commissioners.
jy22dt Sep IL JOSIAH QUINCY. Chairman.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposals for Sea Walls,
Dredging in Boston Harbor. Filling a
Parcel of South Il 0ston Fiaes. a nd for fhe
Purchase of such Parcel.
CamuouwauIth os mr...


Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HARBoR
COMMISSIONERS, Nos Pemberton square,
Boston, July 18th, 1873.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
- flee until WEDNE DAY, August goth. 1873 a
u o'clock noon for enclosing with walls and filling
parcel fthe Commonwealtbs flats in South Bos-
ton, situated at the juction of the motn aud Fort
Poiut Chan mel, in Boston HarbOr. bounded south
west by flats of the Boston Wharf Company, and
road Company, and containing about one million
square feet, more or less, as follows:
l. For about 700 lineal feet of light sea wall on
Fort Point Channel.
2 Fer about 1900 feet of heavy sea wall on Fort
Point Channel and the main ch nnel
g.. For nliihg said parcel to grade 49, with mater
la dredged by the contractor from the mouth of Fort
POINT Channei and from portion of Boston Harbor
which Is to be drcdged uniformly depth of 20 feet
at mean low water. - N'
4. For filling said pnrcel with good clean gravel
from grade 13 to grade 16,
5. For the whole work Of building said sea wall
and filling said parcel as aforesaid on or before Octo-
ber 1st.. 1876
The above work must be done according to plans
and specifications to be furnished at this Office
between the hours of nine O'Clock n the forenoon and
twelve o'clock noon.
The contractor " i'll besI qured to give satisfac-
tory guaranty that he will execute contract accord
ing to his proposals, and to give satisfactory bonds
forthe faithful performance Of his contract.
Inc Legislature OF Massachusetts has appropriated
four hundred thousand dollars towards the above
specified sea wal and filling, but ne contract will be
made binding the Commonwealth for any more of
said work than can be aid for by appropriations of
the Legislature, under the laws Of the Common
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viii Convene the Legislature N Ek-
p%a0rdinary Session.
STA.E DY MISSISSIPPI.
LLn.uIIRE OkKL.

= 'f' t"f-s
The Accompanying official opin-
lon Of the Attorney General Of the
State is published for the consider
atlon and guidance OF the executive
clglI authorities oi the several c04n.
lies,
Tho Chiof Executive il iraly
convinced, after the most igI con-
Bnltation with the Attorney Geu0
nj and leading members Of the Bar
in VARIOUS portions Of tho State,
and aitor the most anxious rehcc.
ton upon the grave subject hero
discussed BY the attorney General,
that his opinion Is correct, and that
according to tho constitution no
election should be held in this State
until November, 1874, when mem
bera Of Congress and all the State
and county officers vii be elected
together, and the double and uHne.
ce8sary expense of annual elections
avoided for all future time.
It is the purpose Of the EXecu.
tive to assemble the two houses Of
tho Legislature, at an early day, in
extraordinary session, that they
may provide by appropriate legis,
lation, for the general election to
be- held on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1874.
lie, therefore, appeals to the peo'
pic OF all parties, and cnjoips IL up
on al, the officers of the State and
Of the several counties, to aid him
in carrying into practical effect the
provisions of the Constitution bear
Ing on this important subject.
In testimony whereof / have here.
placed my handt and
ara, caused the great seal of
I the State Of Mississippi
49, to be affixed, this Goth day
of September, 4. d., 1873.
r. 6. Powers, Rov.
BY the 6~Ogogn0r:
II. Q. CARTEp, Sec. VI STATE.
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The Civil Rights Case

Considerable interest was mani
tested last Moaday in the ciyi
rights case, aued out before G. ]
lSAipman, J. P, against John Clay
and Toby bracketh p%roprictors 0.
q restaurant il Macon. The Jury
was composed Of six black men.
very fair representatives, Of the col,
orgd people Of Macon, and tho dc.
fcndaut; and aiiant also are among
the principal citizens Of that class
The Jurors names are Alex. Tyler.
Green Petite, Henry Grie-by, Ben.
Aagr, Henry Ivy and Chas. Hunter
M-aFrs. DiamQkc, & Cooper up
Uearcj for th9 State, and Neasrs
Jarnigan & Rives and foote 4 FootC
for the defendants, but Judge Foote
on account Of sickness, did not at
tend the trial UNI late IN the day.
The following il the .MGavit
sworn out by Richard Gray, the
afiant, before Justice ShlpmaN
Personally appeared, &c, = =
= who says that John Clay and
Toby Bracket arc the keepers and
proprictora Of a public restaurant
IN the to@n Of Macon, county Of
Noxubee and State Of Mississippi,
for the accommodation Of the pub.
i.c, aud aiiant ailirms that on she
23ri dag d September a. D.. 1873,
a4i! abiant, Richard Gray, vent
into ai ~r4stuaran, ind applied foI
a -upper ipr himself and a friend.
and aniant chaggca That Toby Brack.
cit, being one of the p%roprIetors oi
said restaurant did tncu and there.
in the county and State aforesaid
r~eiusc, deny and withhold from sal
aGIant equal aud impartial accom-.
nodatlOno, facility, privilege and
advantage, furnished by said keep.
crs Of said restaurant, Ou accyua,
Of color, 9nd aGi9nt further amrma
hat his right or rights, - declared
by lhe not oi 1913, kDown rs the
ciY.llights bill appgoYed Fcb'y It'll,
1873, were abridged and iniriDged,
and no sufficient cause wa assigned,
given or made known 10 the plain
til then and there, at the time OF
such REFUSAL, denial and withhold.
ing, sbridging and infringing Of
such accommodations, facility. priv.
Ilcgc and advantage applied for. all
being against the peace and dignity
Of the state, &c,"
The witnesses, Capt. 6. L.. viii
iiams, Richard Gray, Chas. Morris,
Chas. Cover, and several Others
not called, were put under the rule,
except Capt williams, Town Treas.
urer, by whom it wag only intended
70 prove that tho defendants were
licensed.
Mr.. Dismukes stated at tho out.
SGT that be would make out II caso
for the State, if it could be proven
ny the testimony that tho proprie-
tore Of the restaurant had refused
Recommendations to any orc on &C.
count QC vace az coiori
Richard Gray w3s called 10 the
stand, Who stated as follows;
Last Tuesday night ! sent u boy
down TO Brackettfs to tell him 10
Aaye supper prepared ior me, rs it
would DO late before | could leave
my store. Ho sent me word to
come on, 1t was ready. AS | went
out saw Charley Norris Of the
door, and | asked him to takc sup.
per with me, and we went on down
We went in and took
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rHE NAV REMEpY FOR RUPTURE.

A MOST I~MPoRTASr TSYENTtoH. Sold by
The Elastic truss Go" No. Gs3 Broadway,
N. Y. CITY. II retains Rupture absolutely
IA ease and comfort, night and day, Mt afl
times. and under ll cireufE l%tance,, without
any exception whatever IL any case, and
should never BE- taken Oh during the short
time requisite TO fleet Il permanent cure
Sent by mail. Circulars free. Any Drug
gist or Phyaicim Ttl order this aow Truss
for YOU Without charge.
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.nryiyinr Ln.hnnd ~ TIiynhr,h pari.h'
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who. together with her father sd Brn,.
m,n 3nriyL' rn.iJa t. ,HIIr,iih.,Ln 'I";.'
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ySinm,g h d A,nP4 y n Er .s2,yR" , !; J a. &. . 5G.yj.
H,td lN'lr w." cnilG1,EA' Mel!Ie Or Martina
ware ana anne Ware, minors without
T',r44'a,t HI 9! %ho'n are AIS" n"n-T"'l'
4'"l3 n NV 4'ate ANA reside III iroug
G'EM'll 2F'tF, y. ,H,r'rE'I' Vo't'"n'ce l.
H"sroitSr My S'iG y !, t'"fric'' VINO.
n.y. Is Il''ril'1, i ,h,,s4 y loh-rISsG"r o.
TINS State and Tosida4 IT Starkytne, IrAR'
'ounly unkn9%n E'@i9Hi,Gr HiAfkIilie 4Al
'"nl t'r orullaIy Pryfts5 ms Cour'
cannot De served upon 'nld n"n'rrsident>
w oT4eFt1 tiHlF tite 'nid residents OF thl'
"t9F pG citru 4ga n"iiIicd ny summons
n,u 'a,G Eon.ruS4Eiis III glH'G "" h4!ite5
ny poGll'HttHH III, tMR 4lAEHa tE8f4t' :
numsPIPSI EHHtFA A'u puol''nfI III th'
toTn r. MACON III SAM county OF NoNubr'
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TO Magistrates and Others.
We have ready printed a large
lot of
RosDe, AFPIRAvITs and ATTACH.
NENrs.
WWTs OF ATTACHMENTS and GAR
NISHMENT.
ATTACHMENT SoTIcEs tor posting.
GRoP LEY BLANKS 70 suit the
late law.
SUMMONS, WARRANTS, and other
forms in common use.
Give US your cash orders ; they
arc almost as cheap as tho blank
paper you write them Oh.
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-, ,',y,t au Vi ttt 81 ia .hJ ~4Jj Mat
I'll, Susan F1-ir- +, 3 r. don't citizen o'
Nv..tvs lH said SIX. a.. .a,t ,aid John
II. tNsig; l. a uou--r s.ul ,-,, STATE
u& resides iu NsdsSuu c.gup !. .hr State
@. Alasru>~ IH8 Is NJ ..yi.,y IN
SO ,,alnty So * ogiusy process Of
thus court ,tnLvi D. served upon Eru, and
il further Appearing that said NGd>sN j.
tfa-lyr sd SEQUEL F,,Z h., : parted
;hls life some ;iu.a j. 'll year \. u $50.
ruiu.rs, k,N.2c n. ~-l Representatives ol
wAss, - a. at.y knowledge, 10 I, ordered
hy The COURT that the SAID N"'''n Susan
Frazier be- cited by summons, ami ~ sud
John Il Frazier he cited am, p"'lh'd by
publication for four consecutive weeks III
the Macon Beacon, prior To- lhe "rNt ioru.
Ai Nv C,4ri a rltlc he">pnIa- pelnlg.
al" F~eii,h'7l N the tow" OF Nur IN s'lI
coGh|! "l N"Nuuer ana Sttlen ~ NiS'lS'lpll'
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Seelnd M0Eaay 3 D00en

TUE STATE or NISSIi
WE NNt,'o,r CnryrYl
v'.,b,, cod
Chanccry Court No1 ,.23 u
~, ''h 'I''
r,.o me ns'",'
L-oo'1 o.
'VI'h "1!.''''' -. r.a
In the M ter o. tD'
N"rGnn Mcleod" ''"' /
i'ai'l"ll McLvou, H' '., U..l,I
'',u testament % ?'' ..i.rl d
tb, Un ci, 'nG',o" ,.t ~ - 10 'NoloJ
Wjtt g, HrLroJ. Of mI. 4
May Mcleod, u minor ., Va
Ragdan Mcleod is Guardian
retdrmbI. 10 tho ney. term I
1t further appearing ,ah J
mons, Fannie Il. Amncus "a
tn;5rs, minor hoiss Of Ann !
ceased, are non residents y:
residing ut ana whose po'',y .,I
do IN Union county in lhG o'
~. md ''I that ,bsy are w.lho'
in thig Stat6,
IT. is therefore ordered ID"
ident, absent defendants be ~,
lore This Court on the hrsi aa J
term thereof, to be hc'd y
House in the town of Maco" !
= go M,caov or DccoaN
~. ct,,t
can, why the hnH' "i,,ini,tt
Executors OF thg 3i.r,s% Gcrtl
i 2 .PG ", nILD"cd, and
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a. =
s-9~ -.u 5. j., a.. 8. vra eat ,-
--s -.--s.s won n..-s-
-- and Hose ,-,.0ue-, L>aa
~ 1 41-, 4. 8, now, aHa ]
---: wan, any sgrz i'll have TO
-: e here saa i. e g.. I a.a
-a-.. tlf house Bracket; said,
Yo- always have been doing that.
lsa-c twas s re, and Bracket, sand
h1a. hat y3a say and made
ont 70 follow, bu. l walked ont al
~ 1sl-. gait. and be didn't seem
aaA. Is e catch up wiki me.
lhas, Morris was next called:
: went down with Nr. Gra! last
TUESDAY night 70 Brackets. he
asked me 70 90 down and take sup
per with hin. We set down to a
table IL q room next to jefferson
street Charley Cover came II
and sNI uncle ruby sad We must
~As d seat IN tne other room Mr.
GRAY Hva we d~n wan no supper
ID aI9th;r ROOM ana went out %
'1s A'!eheh' heard Iooy say
'"rSy' y'9 Kho" you We PIvh d
'"IosF @Io 'l~h |'I"- NA.''7 ana
~..A- IL mere y I-aAe
--o-vy a+d H1asl 40 '"e sane,
~'.- ""-,e men 7'y IA-y won cal
'.I 0.'cA men gray '"+' ne
''4A 10 1T no" ana That ne "ou'd
40 ~.. ne c51Id "galu7I hF"cAe'l'
D+"c"'1 7A."' .lou away nave
oee1 o)'A5 lA~t, ana gray '"'o IL
80 " "v' 1Le'e 10 " lS.t.-JA III
-''y AD"Se room Hs%' !" NAN SJEc''
'oI ".',s'' next room Is i''
'''-"S' a restaurant j. " place
"he-1 4 3".'' IGE VIVA! wan. ana
I@,a I,r W"%' sel' ,
''pl' "'!''ain7 was hc%I S'iIed
[oF '"v o.%!o' Do' lo1nsVl loF oo-
i5Nu"NJ "o'H'I.oU In9 mousse was
''Ceh99u'
Chas. Cover waa called.
| an hired by Toby Brackott
and John Clay to wait on table and
restaurant. Gray and Morris came
in and took a seat. / went IN and
told thom uncle Toby said please
take q seat in the other room, Gray
said never mind, don't want any
supper, and went ont and made q
fuss with uncle Toby, and uncl,
Toby said, dwell, if you insist upon
it, set down a.. that table and r.
bring you what you want" A.
Gray went away he said, am q.
all | can against the house, UncIl
Toby sand you've been doing tha'
all tho time and Gray said, dts
le."
Attorney for defence asked wit
ness to describe the aocomm0da
tons in the byuSe. but Mr.. Dismuke
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Agents wv 3ntod.
DR.. GARYIN,s EL1ZIR cf TAR.

DR.. GARvIN's ELIXIR Cf TAR,
l. recommended by regular Medical prqe-
tItioner5 and 4 speedy cure Guaranteed for
Colds, Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Splitting Blood, Consumption and
all Pulmonary Complaints. Scrofula,
Erysipelas, Dyspepsia and Gout. Dysen-
terry, Cholera-morbus, Cholera and all
liver and bowel COMPLAINTS. Kidney dis.
eases and all affections Of the Urinal
Organs--perfoctly harmless FREQ from
Mineral Or Alcoholic properties pleasant
70 take and never known TO fuiI-Pricc
- 90 per bottle. Full particulars with
medical testimony and certificates sent %
application. Address l., F. HYDE co.,
l05 Seynnth Aycnno. Now YORK..
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4 TEACHER WANTED.

A teacher wanted 10 take charge
of . school seven miles caSt o.
Macon, on the Fairfield road.
Address, j. +. MeLEoD,
e. ?. DAVIS,
JEHU HARLAN,
Sent Ql-3{q Trustees.
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SoutherR-made Gin.

This celebrated Gin, Of light draft,
makes a good sample, picks more lint from
the samu amount Of seed cotton, and in
less time, than any other gin. It does not
break the roll, nOr choke, is simple in it,
construction, and not liable to get OIL q
order. W
1t is II good rule to try all things, and
holds fast to what has been approved, and
quswets the purpose f9r which it is made.
This is claimed for Pratt's Gin, and is
admitted by practical planters who have
tried it,
ordfrg fqg Gins, from 40 to so saws,
Gum Bands at New York factory prices,
md complete sets Of S4Rpleqts, Bends Ne,
promptly filed.
Gins Repaired by a sSiliful giP-wright.
Address,
e.. w. TRUEHEART,
Ag't for Daniel Pratt Gin Company,
No. 10 Court Street.
July 1882 MEMPHIS, TENN.
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.'" 100 INV NNAN NhAlt|
If every natrpn IN the land"
Exhibition Of 1872.
John j, Glylh +. y. Barnard,
Rec. Seov. President.
Samuel D. Iiiimum, Corresponding Ser'y.
New York, November 70. 1872.
This simple and ingenious Machine is rs
useful as the Sewing Machine, and is fast
becoming popular with ladies, in the place
If eEpeu I've N.elle,work, i.- work being
much more handsome, requiring less time
and not one tenth part the expense. No
lady toilet is now complete without it.
\ Machine with Illustrated circular and
tlII i1s'ruet'ers sent on receipt of 81, or
finished in silyo? plate for ST. Z.
Address,
The MCKEE NhSCrACTUEING ca,
300 Broadway, New York.
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then and there to show causc, if any he
can, why the land mentioned and Described
IN said petition should not be sold for tb6
payment of the debts Of said estate. md
that Il copy of this order be pubIishe!. for
four consecutive weeks il the Macon
Beacon, II newspaper printed apd publish
"a ~ Ne yuWh Of Mac1h III NoAuLro
county Mississippi, said publication TO
commence within twenty days from this
date, and that the Clerk ur this Court n,,iI
postage pai4 to tho said John II. lIcrro6
directed to him ut his Post office. II i
further ordered that citation issue, as tbG
law directs, to toE't W. HORIZON, Mlssout,
=. Rddcn rid her husband, james A.
RodtR, and William d. Conner to saIj
NoNibco county, aud to Monrjo AMI GHE
lax counties for Elizabeth Siitiyan, ]Ininnr
heir of Cytha !. SBlIiynh, deceased. NIX
her father, Benjamin K. Sullivan, md +"
be served upon him also.
true copy from the minutes, Sent. Or
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s2Sqnq 1h99g GIE, newly ycpyrca an,
IN gool order II Will b. sold ut n iarr,,a1i ~,
Apply to w. 4. Eti AVIAN
Sept 13,u iHALD'
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rs IN article for tie Bath, "lcaah-
a. the fouaiatiot" Of al dirt,
preus the pores and gives IL
a4a!tty aosi?p and brilliant lint
" the skin.