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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS.
THURsDAy.-Mary Robinson. Intoxication. Sen
fenced to thirty days.
MILFORD F. Coggins and Hugh Kelley. Search and
seizure. Fined $50 each. Paid.
Dennis Hovey. Search and seizure. Discharged
on plea OF msnomer.
James Holland, Search and seizure. Continue
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The ninth grand annual sale of ladies fur
nishing and fancy goods has opened at Davis
& Co.'S A very large assortment of desirable
goods is offered at bargains unsurpassed in the
city. Every article in their stock is marked at
prices to sell. Those who are making purchases
will do well to call and examine prices and
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SUPERIOR Court.

FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM, 1874, BEFORE JUDGE sY.
MONDS.
THURsDAY.-Daniel B. Soule VS.. Samuel Wins
low. Action to recover damages for an alleged mali
cious prosecution. Damages claimed $500. Testi-
mony and arguments closed. Court adjourned until
8 o'cl- ok Friday morning.
Mattocks & Fox for plaintiff.
Motley for defendant
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ACcDENTs.--Mr. Dan'l Mcdonald, who lives
| on Monument street, fractured his right leg
Wednesday by the falling of block upon it
while he was at work at one of the wharves
young man from Bangor, named Bartlett,
fell through the ice yesterday while skating on
the lower bay. He was rescued with much
difficulty, thoroughly chilled and with a bad
cut over one eye.
Mrs. Stephen d. Hall was thrown from a
sleigh in Deering yesterday bruising her severe
ly.
John Buttrick, who lives on the Dump broke
his leg yesterday while chopping wood The
poll of the axe struck him.
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CITY AND VICINITY.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Steam Bakery, &c-F. o. Bailey q Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Special Notice to Gentlemen-Chas A. Smith q Co
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
YM C, A. Course-Lecture
Music Hall-Back Crook.
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted-Charles o. Dyer.
Furnished Boarding House.
For Sale-W. III. Wilson.
American Printers Warehouse
Drug Store for Sale-W. f. Phillips,
Gas Notice to Builders and Owners.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
just Received-A. G Schlotterbeck.
The citizens of Knightville.
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U. n. District Court.

BEFUHE
THURsDAY.-United States VS.. Henry Hudson and
Charles Foss.
Arguments were made yesterday and the case Civ
en- to the jury. The jury will come in with the
dict if they agree upon one at ten o'clock
morning.
Webb. Crosby.
Drummond.
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STATE OF MAINE.
CITY OF PCRTLAND S..
To the Electors Of the City of Portland,

CITY OF PORTLAND SIS.
To the Electors Of the City Of Portland,
February 0, 1874.
TTNHE Aldermen of the City of Portland have pre-
Il pared Alphabetical lists of such inhabitants as
appear to them to be Consitutionally qualified to
vote iu the election of Municipal Officers in and for
the several Wards in said City, and that they will be
in open session at the Aldermens Rooms on
Friday, the twentieth Ius tant,
from nine to twelve o'clock A. NJ, and from three to
six o'clock P. NJ for the purpose of receiving evil
dence of the qualifications of persons claiming the
right to vote such election and for correcting said
lists.
Given under our hands the day and year above
written.
Us. YORK,
WILLIAM GooLD, Aldermen
T. a. SMITH, of the
EDWARD H. DAvEIS, City
MICAH SAMPSON, | of
EDWIN CLEMENT, Portland.
F. w. CLARK,
fe1O dtd
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THE GREAT CRUSADE.
Progress of the New Movement in the

West.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12,-Reports from Southern
ONO ana Indiana show no abatement in the
enthusiasm concerning the temperance crusade
which has enlisted the leading people in the
various communities. The saloon keepers of
Shelbyville. Ind., having served written notices
on the leaders that they wOuld hold them ac-
countable for loss of business, an incopo rated
con paDy with $500, 900 was organized Wedues-
day 10 fight the runselsr with legal weapons.
Two saloons have been closed in Marcia, Ind.,
and the druggists voluntarily signed IA pledg
not to sell liquor.
ONO, and a committee has been appointed to
prevent the opening OF any new saloons.
The saloons are closed in Evansville and
Georgetown, and the campaign is about to
open in Dayton.
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METEORO LOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENrY-FoUR
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Feb. IL. 500 (P. nv
For New England
aud the Middle States Friday northeast to
southwest winds, falling barometer, cloud and
rain.
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New Work stock and alenax Marker.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEw vORR. Feb. II ! Morntno.-Money at 5 per
cent. Id at Ill Sterling Exchange, long, is /;
do short. A SA.
NEW Y"RK. Feb. 12-Erenino.- Money easy at
q per cent.
Foreign Exchange firm at IS for prime bankers
GO days sterling and ssA for demand. Gold closed at
t2s after selling at 1929 The rates paid for carrying
were from IG per cent The customs receipts to-
day 1851, 90. The Assistant Treasu er paid out
to-day $4,000 for interest and $4,000 In redemption
of 500 bonus.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows :-God balances. 81 225 2o2; earren-
cy balances 81 $751; Sc; gold cleared, $43 $4,000.
Governments clio ed firm at the best prices Of the
day. State bon Is were quiet and steady. Stocks
during the forenoon weak with decline on the
general list Of g per cent, but in exceptional
cases of q II per cent. The greatest decline was
in the Western shares and Delaware s. Lackavana.
At the second board the market was frmer and dur
ing the last hour business strong with recovery
of q ! per cent from the lowest point. The whole
market closed slronQ.
The balances in the Treasury were, currency, s4-
special deposit legal tenders for the redemp
mon 81 certificates Of deposit S4s 900; coin 49,
24OS5; including coin certificates OF $40; out
staining legal tenders, 1881 ,354,627.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

JUST RECEIvED-one case of our Regalia
Britannica Cigars. Surpass all previous lots.
feD13-2t A. G. SCHLoTTERBECK.
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The citizens of Knightvlle are to enjoy a
rich treat tonight in witnessing Gratton's
London exhibition.
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RINEs & ROBERTSON are selling great bar
gains in cotton of all widths, A, 9-8, ga, "a
and 1914 in beached and unbleacbed goods; best
quality. feb3 eopt
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AUCTION SALES.
Adjourned SheriR,s Sale.

STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND,ss.
A TTACHED a writ and will be sold bv public
"A auction to the highest bidder, on Friday, the
18th day of February, A ID. 1s74 IL O'Clock A. NJ.
the westerly eide of Union Wharf Portland. in
said County, the following described personal proper
ty, to witt -
The Schooner Mary ID. Wilson, of Salem, Mass,
Gebailt in 1879 with all her tackle apparel and fur
nture Sal Schooner is 81 25-100 toLs burden and
Is in good condition. ..I
Terms cash. Sale subject to all lien claims on said
vessel IL anv.
paied at said Portland, the 9Th da, Of Feb 1874.
fei2d2t MATT. ADAMS, Dep'y Sheriff.
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Valuable New Mitch Cow and Calf
at Auction.
nN SATURDAY, Feb 18th at II M. at our Sales
" room, IS Exchange Street.
o. BAILEY g. CO., Auctieseers.
iel2 I'd
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SOvereigus Of Industrv.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 12-The first subordinate
council in the west, of Sovereigns Of Industry,
was organized here last night by A w. Earle
OF Worcester, Mass, Grand Master of the
Order, who has numerous invitations from the
mechanics of this city and the interior towns
to organize councils
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AMONG all known remedies there is none
that so quickly reaches the seat of cough or
cold, aud effects a cure so certainly, as Hale's
Honey of Horehnund and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
fb9eod&w1t
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LONDON, Feb. 12- 1890 p. M.-American securi-
es-U. s. 5-2Os 1861 at 1901; U. s. 1o-40s, 1864;
5s, 1854. Erie 49, q As.
LIVERPOOL, February 12-1.O0 p. NJ Cotton IL
quiet and steady; ai'il,ng uplands at n e Sd; do
Orleans 81 a sgd; sales II, 900 bales.
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Almost every charitably disposed resident of
city as large s ours frequently experiences
a strong desire for some means OF determining
the character of the demands upon him for
aims. Scarcely day passes that some picture of
annarent want aud distress from poverty is
nat presented to him. He is either directly I'M
portuned to give money or its equivalent, or he
hears from others of such appeals. Yet be very
well k"ows that even if his me ans wonld allow
he would not be justified in giving ind scrimi-
uately to every one that asks. He is convinced
that many applicants are imposters. He has
been deceived and so have his friends. The de
mands of his business do not admit of his in
vestigating every case for himself Hence we
must have societies of those interested in the
work who shall find the men and women and
the time to look after these things, that the de-
serving poor may MOI suffer, aud that the COM
munity may be protected against fraud and inn
position.
OF those benevolent organizations with which
our city is favored none is more truly practical
or useful than the Martha Washington Society.
Composed OF n BILE minded, unselfish, modest
and dntiring women. it is quietly visiting the
sick and poor. judciously furnishing little
money here or a few substantial articles of
thousand ways alleviating distress, banishing
pinching want and encouraging the Respondent
to struggle on little further OF all the wealth
OF Portland they expend but the merest pit
lance. They cannot get more to use. They
reckon their yearly di bursements at but few
hundreds Yet the small amount entrusted to
TIL m is made to do vastly more good than could
thousands scattered abroad at a venture.
IT we would help the poor, then let us con-
tribute to the funds of such an organization.
1T we can do so and at the same time receive
present fair return we are doubiy urged to the
act
In the Concert by the Old Folks, assisted by
a choir which has ever been as prominent for
its gen erosity in such connections as for its mu-
steal excellence, we may get our moneys worth
in good music and at the same time contribute
to a most worthy cause
City Hall should be packed on Saturday even
ing, in order that we who are comfortably
clothed and housed and fed this terribly severe
winter may wisely help the needy to be COM
Portable too
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f. @. BAILEY & CO..
AU CTIONEERS
Commission Merchants i!
Next Saturday

Regular sale of Furniture and General Merc hapdse
every Saturday at saiesroom, IS EXCHANGE street.
commencing at O'Clock -. M.
Consignmenls solicited. oc3dtf
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New YORK, Feb. 12-Evening. ---Cott on dull sales
1899 bales; Middng uplauds at 16ic. Flour dull and
in buyers favor; sales $500 bills; State so q 05;
Round Hoop Ohio at 70 g 90; Western 80 g Z 90;
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Nav be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes
sender Bros, Marquis Robinson, Brunell 81 Co
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning, Noses Hender.
son. and Chisholm Bros all trains that run ont Of
the city. "
AT Biddeford, of Pilsbury.
At Saco of l., Hodgdon
At . ateiville, OF j. 5. Carter
At Gorfam, OF News Agent
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw
Az lewiston, of French Bros. and Stevens g. Co.
at kennebunk, of c. E. Miller
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THE MARSHALL ENTERTAINMENT. There
the readings and Rotations at the City Hal
last evening. There has been this season a
large number of first class entertainments and
the season is late, but Notwithstanding all this,
the hall presented most fattering appearance,
for that distinguished actor and elocutionist,
Wvzeman Marshall, and that talented and YER
satile reader, Lucette Webster are prime favor
ties and always draw The debut of Mrs. R.
1. Hull also proved great attraction. Never
did Mr.. Marshall and Miss Webster do better,
in fact the whole entertainment was very
fine. Mrs Hull made most favorable impros-
sion, possessing a clear. full voice of good COM
pass and well modulated, ald her gestures are
quite easy She exhibited little if any embar-
rassment, and soon was at home with the &C.
cason
The programme was grand one and en-
brsced most commendable and judicious va
iety; serious, pathetic and humorous.
The opening piece was the ''Closet scene
from Hamlet" by Wyzeman Marshall and
Lucette Webster, and was rich Shakspearean
treat. The second piece brought out Mrs.
Hull, VIII owas received with hearty applause,
in the "Mother and the Poet" by Mrs. Brown
ing. She did finely and at the close was again
greeted with rounds of applause.
The "Drummer's Bride, rendered by Lucette
Webster, was intensely graphic, especially in the
reverberating drum roll. Mrs. Hull read
Hoods Bridge of Sighs," so hazardous fol
amateurs to attempt, with unexpected success.
Ms. Marshall achieved one of the greatest tri-
umphs of the evening in the tent scene from
Richard the Third.
By special request Miss Webster read Poe's
''Bells' with wonderful effect Both Mrs Hull
and Miss w ebster were the recipients Of elo-
CANT bouquets. The entertainment was one OF
the most enjoyable and successful of the sea.
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Pawnbrokers' sale

nF unredeemed Watches, Jewelry, Plated Ware,
" Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, a large
sortm' 1T OF Gents Furnishing Goo 8, Ladies' Dress
Goods, c. ocke-y Glass are, and large assort-
ment Of household goods.
ABRAMS a 8RO.. Pawubrokers,
lbs ederaI ST.. unde- U. y. Herei.
SATURDAY EVENI 90. Feb. l4th, at .
fe12 O'clock. St
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Parlor suit. new and second hand Carpets Par
lor. Dining room and Kitchen Furniture, fine Mir
rors marble top Table cook and parlor Stoves
Crockery, Glass Ware, &c.
fel2 a.
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BOston stock List.
lSales at the Brokers' Board. Feb. 12.l
Boston & Maine Railroad. .....,.......,..,.1 LOG
Eastern Railroad ............. .....,,- "a rs
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth r. l22
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PFRsoNAL.-Lieut Bateman, U. s. R. M,
has arrived in this city to instruct the Revenue
Marine officers in the new signal. code.
Mr.. E. Robinson, son of the Mr.. James Rob-
inson who once kept the agricultural warehouse
in the Old City Hall, arrived in this city yes
terday in charge of several carloads of tea
from San Francisco. The tea is to go to Lv-
erpool.
G. H. Starr, British Vice Consul at this
port, leaves for Matanzas Kext week to pass the
winter.
Walter Scott, Chief Engineer u S, Marine,
who has been stationed here to supervise the
binding of the new engines for the cutter, died
of apopiexy while on visit 20 New York.
Wednesday afternoon conductor Joseph
Mitchell OF the Eastern Railroad was seized
with an apoplectic fit at the Revere House, in
Boston. He is now considered out of danger.
THE MAGIC TALisMAN. = Next Thursday
evening Howard, Langris & earle open an
engagement of three nights at Music Hall,
with their original New York Black Crook
Company in the new great spectacular play OF
''The Magic Talisman." The play is said to
far supass the Black Crook, which drew such
OloWucu uouSco Ilob WiHttl, III tuC
cence of its appointments, the beauty and ele-
gance of its of its scenery and costumes and
its wonderful mechanical effects. There are
forty five persons in the troupe and the ballet
is extraordinarily fine. Wherever the the play
has been presented the general opinion is that
it surpasses any thing of its kind ever produced
in New England. The sale of reserved seats
will open Tuesday and it is safe to anticipate a
great rush for them.
A MACBETH LECTURE. understand that
Wyzeman MARSHALL has already prepared an
interesting descriptive lecture ON Macbeth"
which can be given either with or without
orchestral and choral music Mr.. Marshall
curing the lecture acts the most prominent
parts OF that wonderful tragedy. 1t is suggest
ed that the lecture be given here. the Havdns
with Kotzschmar as conductor and a select
orchestra furnishing the music. 1t is under
stood that MIR. Kotzschmar favors the project.
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Foreign ExP0rts.
MATANZAS. Schr Nellie Starr-3970 box shocks,
1241 shocks and heads, $4,000 hoops.
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Brief JOtiinRs.

A well known fsncy goods dealer in the city
says his February trade was never SO good as
this year. He advertises extensively, which
accounts for his success
The old swans down fans in use in the days
of our grandmothers are coming into fashion
again.
Tickets for the three chief Fraternity raffies,
combination, have not all been sold, and ticket
holders will be notified when the raffles will be
drawn.
Mr.. Frank Libby, turnkey at the Jail, has
been appointed deputy sheriff. He and his
comrades are expected to rigidly enforce the
prohibitory law.
Applications are rapidly coming in from man
ufacturers for room at the Industrial Exhibi-
ton.
A surprise masquerade came eff at Hon. S.
r. Lyman's on Free street last evening. The
characters were excellently taken. and Winter
in particular, never before received such warm
praises in our northern chimes.
The tablet at St. Stephens, in memory of DR.,
Pratt, will be of white marble with black
border
Chambers Band played at Dover last night,
on the occasion of the ball given by the First
New Hampshire.
Quite springlike yesterday.
A son of Mr. R. o. Conant of this city, sent
six coops of pigeons to the NJ massachusetts, Poul-
try Show, all of which took premiums.
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fairfield.
and containing
IS acres,
Hnrc nY lcAq-

moro Or Icse.
Tais land il SITUATED in the First Flee
Sion District Of Saint Mary's county. At .
frk. made by the intersection Of the
]. onardiown or Clifton Factory road
with the Three N",ched road. and has
upon IL a comfortable and convenient
DWELLING. (within . few wards If
where III" STORE stood small KIrCH-
EN-. MEAT HOUSE. STABLES. &c. ,
There IL also upon this property good
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP. as which a
geo. business is done; and al in sight,
within convenient walk, is comfortable
TENANT HOUSE, s>uaily occupied By
the Blacksmith. The land is new-hav-
ing BEEN lately cleared and grubbed-and
the soil therefore good aud in 6ue condi-
ton.
But the great value Of this property is
in the advantages it possesses as a stand
for a storc-tlan which, for the mercan-
tile business. there is none better in this
county. 1t is within a few miles Of the
Millstcne Landing on the Pa,uxeut Riv-
or, from which there are Ste imers 70 an
from Bal,im re three times n week; and
schools and mills are almost ut the very
door. A Post Office for tina. section OF
the county is usually KEEP. At this place
The other tract or pascrl OF land, called
and known rs
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TO THE IADIEs.

seIect1uy Invite yer 4ee<nelr4 - O.
= ersat sdvsnt,xs Posse..sd ~ - ee1eaes-
.s 49, sos, t.eessas Leck-
cs'eas sa1iy 0essa$ 1aensness go ~ 81
-.
Vssasessfe % eens.asrsa q esysy = Asehise.
hat nse the desiraeie hatse0 81 . Rhmf-
Sesssg gaehineg
mua &c simple . eHeasuesIeos Ant n
may De easily earned, and net Iiebls 10 get
ont Of order-siient u il eprssaiss-uFia
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FOR SHERIFF.

MT: Editor-Please announce ZACHARrAH
NATTiNGLEE candidate Tor sheriff. He i,
known TO be competent and deserving, and a
sash sili &c unanimously Supported by the
voters Of 81. Mary's coansy.
Leoaardsown and Factory districts.
JAM Q, lssl.
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TO NY FELLOw-cIrlzENs.

respectfully announce myself a esndi.
date TOR reelection TO the Office Of States Az.
sorney Toe 81 nary's eoaasy, and hope to re-
cs.se' as heretofore. the li6crsl support or INV
fasow-eitireus.
Ne go, lsT3. J. PARRAy cRAyr
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
OrpAass' Coxrtef Sainf K,ry's Cosnfy, Set
Jan Is, 1874.
ORDERED BY THE COURT, That Ellen
~ Edeirn aud VIM J Edelen, Jr Execu-
tors of
WI. J. EDELEy,
late Of st Mary county, Maryland. deceased,
give the notice required by law to the dcceas-
eds creditors to exhibit :heir CLAIMS, and that
.he same be published once a week for six sue.
cessive weeksin the St Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES T u RaIrY.
Register willsfor St Mary 'seoanty.
NOTICE.
fnpursuance ofthe above order, we hereby
give notice that We have obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF st Mary's county, Maryland,
letters documentary on the personal estate
Of VIM J. Edelen, late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persSns having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby notified to exhibi. tine
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto.
to the subscribers, on or before the lst day OF
June, iS1s, they will otherwise by Law be . Z
Guided from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted to the deceased are requested
20 make Immediate payment TO the subscribe,
ELLEN EDELEN,
wM EDELkN, a..
kxecutora.
Jas Is. ls74-sv.
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-
DR.. j. Walkers California Vim.
cgAf iBittcrS are n p,ircr Vegetables
preparation, matte chiefly from the ma
tive heri,s Esuild an the l,wef fansceof
Tire Sicrr, Nevada mountains of Casifor-
iaia. the medicinal properties of which
are extracted shercfrom without the use
of Alcohol. Tho question is alass
daily asked. "What IS tho cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BiT-
TgsSs" Our answer Is, that ,hcy remove
the c.,,ise of disease. anu tho patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
bl.sod purifier and 4 life giving principle.
perfect Rcuosator ami 1nvigursitur
of the system. Never bcfare In this
history Of the world has mciicine bcvit
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities ef viSE., W Hifrgtis in healing Tho
sick of every disease man Is heir tn. They
arr q gcasie Purgatsve rs well - Tussic.
relieving cansessi.a or lnhanmasiua -
the Liver and visccral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of On. wALxwn's
yiSgoa. l,irrgRs are Apcriest. Diaph"sciic.
Carpllnaiivc. Nutritious. Laxative. Diuretic.
Setlalivc. Counter lrritant Sudorltic, Aitcra-
tive, and Anti 3ilious.
n. n. MCDONALD q CO..
p.nerssts and Gea. Asts- San FsAacisca caii.arnis
Sold by saA Drugytsss aaa Oxolcrss
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lar hasch;ng
csscs ef psre
y ., $3.50
= Rsa. Kssk-
Pins. Hrowa
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|gxks. Here
~ AMI Pile
pay Tsacks~
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|C. d. ID. if
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ESpE.
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S NcGILL, NJ D.

BALr;MoRr, December q, 1871
KNIGHT Ese Agent for Bradlcy Pan.
purchased will chey
have u'ed its covering qualities everything promptly
with which Of
on . ocessi where re- agoodjob ofw
Very respectfully, EMMART QUARTLEY 276 " B.tst