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The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

TIE WALLACE SIsTERs.-Those brilliant lit
tie artists, the Wallace Sisters, will appear at
Wards Opera House Friday and Saturday
evenings. On Friday evening "Minnie's Luck
will be given, and on Saturday evening John
Brougham's drama, founded gu Dickens Lit
tie Dorrit" will be presented.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22
Our Ghrislnlas Tree,
MRS. ULMER & SON.


IL you want nice hot biscuit for supper you
can be supplied by leaving your orders at Mrs
s. A. Ulmer 81 Sons, CO. Congress street
They also keep on hand large supply OF we'd
ding cake, confectionery, &c. Their druggist
chocolate drops are just the thing for those who
love sweet things.
ALLEN s. co.
The firm of Allen & Co., have large stock
of ready made clothing that they offer for sale
at the lowest market prices They have very
desirable line of overcoats which they are clos
ing out at low prices. All kinds of gentlemen s
furnishing goods can also be found here. Gus
tom tailoring attended to in all its branches.
Look over their stock before purchasing your
winter clothes, for their stock is large and COM
plete.
C. E. JOSE & co.
c. E. Jose & Co., announce that they have
large stock of goods at their store on Middle
street, especially adapted to the holidays.
They have useful and ornamental articles, such
as vases, images crockery and glass ware OF all
kinds.
CHAs. GUSTS s. CO.
Chas. Gusts & Co., ON Congress street, just
above the Preble House, have one OF the larg-
est stocks of gentlemen's furnishing goods in
the city. They make fine shirts to order. Ex-
anime this excellent stock of goods.
-..s D. WENTWORTH s. CO. .t
In the little store on the corner of Oak and
Congress streets is fine stock of goods to select
holiday goods from. The proprietors have all
kinds of books and stationery, and a large num-
Der of Yankee notions which they offer at rea-
sonable prices. Their stock has been selected
with great care, and it is worth looking over it
you want Christmas gifts.
D. C. COLDER.
d. G. Colder, Nos. 4 and 5 Free street, has
one of the largest cloak manufactures in the
state. He is prepared to cut and make all
kinds of cloaks and dresses at short notice. He
has ON hand a large stock of leady made cloaks
which can be bought at reasonable prices
What can be better present than nice beav-
er cloth cloak for winter. If any one should
think of making such present, go to ID. y.
GOlder's for it, and cannot fail to be suit
ed, both in styles and prices ~
HoRATIo STAPLES.
Christmas is drawing near, and parties who
intend to make Christmas presents must be
looking around at the many attractive bargains
offered One of the best places to visit is
Staples dry goods store ON Middle street.
There YOU can find a large stock of dry and
fancy goods for the holiday trade. His prices
are always reasonable and his stock fresh. Call
and see if there is anything you want
A. B. BUTLER
A. b. Butler, on the corner of Middle and
Cross streets, has fine assortment of dry
goods. His stock has been selected with view
to the holiday trade, and ladies in search OF
holiday gifts cannot fail to find suitable arti-
Giles at this store. Ke has lot of ladies choice
hosiery which he is selling at low prices. Call
and SEQ the stock
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

The CHRISTMAS CARNIvAL.-The Christmas
Carnival at City Hall Friday evening will
eclipse anything of the kind ever seen in Port
land. The colored lights and decorations will
be very fine. The procession will embrace
knights in armor and "fayre laydes, and
masks of all kinds.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

paroxysms of cough on lying down or arising
in the morning. All these distressing symptoms
gradually and surely disappear by the use Of
the above medicine. Sold a. retail by all
Druggists. w. L. Phillips & Co.. wholesale
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
B!ahchard Boiler Co.

Bsahchard Boiler Co.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 10, 1874
Mr. Micah Sampson, Treasurer Of Blanchard
Boiler Co.
In reply to your enquiry of the 10th inst. in
relation to the new boiler of the Blanchard
patent which / recently put into my WORKS,
will say am very much pleased with it, an ana
find it quite saving over my old boilers Inc
best result arrived at from our test was Decem
Der Sd, with nut coal, is as follows, 10 75O-l34l
lbs. of water to lb of COAL
Yours, sc, LUCIUs w. POND
PAINTINGs.-The collection of paintings on
exhibition at 96 Exchange street. to be soid al
auction to-day, IS decidedly superior to any col
lection that has been offered in this city Tor
many years, and is well worthy the attention
of lovers of art.
WHY has SOZODONT become the staple
DentrIfice of America? Simply because 1t is
impossible to use it. even for week, Witnouc
perceiving its hygienic effect upon the teeth
the gums and the breath d&wlw.
NOTHING ELSE WILL ANswER!-If you are
hoarse, have cold or hard cough, ask your
druggist for Hales Honey Of Horehouad and Tar
Ike nothing else. 1t is the one sovereign
remedy for all complaints of the throat and
lungs. Crittenton's, 9th Avenue. Sold by
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute:
y tt'-f - dec19d&w1W
CHRISTMAS CANDLEs.-W. L. Wilson y Co
have just received fine assortment of Christ
mas Candles. decl9-3t
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all qualities,
as low as the same qualities can be sold by any
one, at Charles GUSTS & Co.'S, 493 Congress
street. dcltI
FRENCH CLOTH GLOVES, a nice article, at
Charles Gusts & Co.'S, 493 Congress street.
b. del A If
MEMS GLovEs.-A large stock of all sizes,
at Charles Gusts & Co., 1913 Congress street.
del 4 lii1a tt Isl
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22
Municipal Court.

Hale for defendant

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
MoNDAY-Celestia c. Skilins VS.. William L.
Richards and Trs Action on account annexed Tor
$2544 for services nursing defendants wife. Account
in off set filed. Judgment-nothing due either party
Plaintiff appealed.
Iarrabea ClitfOrdS,
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

MASQUERADE BALL.-This evening occurs
the first masquerade ball of the season at Lam
caster Hall A number of tickets have been
sold and doubtless it will be very pleasant
affair
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22
Personal.

Mr.. G. NJ BODICE, principal of Westbrook
Seminary, lectured at the Congregational
church, Pownal, last Friday evening upon the
Origin of our Race.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

The New York WEEKLY WITNESS. Civ
ing News, Markets. Stories, Pictures, and Live Edi.
torals at s .2O?a year postage paid. Has reached
$4,000 circulation in three years. Send for free
sample copy. de2zt4w
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

MEMS GLovEs.-A large stock of all sizes,
at Charles Gusts g. Co., 1913 Congress street.
del 9lltt If
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

FRENCH CLOTH GLOVES, a nice article, at
Charles Gusts & Co.'S, 493 Congress street.
del tt
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22
Valuable Property on Commercial
Street to be Let.

A FrER the first of January next, the very desir-
"A able lot at the head Of "Merrifs Wharf," IA
ESQ., will he offered on lease of or years.
The lot is IS by say $50 feet of solid earth work. The
property being located the center of Commercial
street. and conveniently reached by rail and naviga-
ton, offers special inducem to parties engaged in
the coal, lumber any extensive business. If de-
sired, lots facing on Commercial Street can be OBJ
tanned for mercantile mechanical business.
For information, please apply at either the office OF
the Wbarfinger, or DANA q co.
dec1 d1Stf
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all qualities,
as low as the same qualities can be sold by any
one, at Charles Gusts & Co.'S, 493 Congress
street, dcltf
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

CHRISTMAS CANDLEs.-W. L. Wilson & Co
have just received fine assortment OF Christ
mas Candles. decl9-3t
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-22

WHY has SOZODONT become the staple
Dentrifice of America? Simply because 1t IS
impossible to use it. even for week, witnoat
perceiving its hygienic effect upon the teeth,
the gums and the breath. dSwlw.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-17
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS

nre the most beautiful in style and perfect
IN tone ever made. The concerto stop is
the best ever placed in nuy organ. It is
rodured by M extra set Of T. eds, neon.
llarly voiced. the effect Of which Is most
charming and son'-s;irriny, while its imi.
aa''on ct the Human Voice is surc, b.
Terms liberal.
Waters Philharmonic, V"spcr and Or.
cheslral Organs in unique Frcrch cases.
arc among The hest made. md combn.
rurity,ot voiring with qrea, volume ul
tone. Suitable ter parlor, church, or mu-
:'ica! hall. Waters New Scale pinnos
have grrnt power nr Il fine singing tone,
with all modern improvements, aud arc IN g
Best Pinnos made. These Or..ns and
Pianos arc warranted for years Prices
extremely low t"r cash or part cash, aud
balance in monthly or quarterly payments.
Second hand nsIi',mtnts iakan in OK
change. Agents wanted in every county
i'll The s. and Canada. y l;tcrnI dis
count TO Tcnch,rs Ministers, Churches.
Schools, Lodges. etc llhlrurntcd caialoa nc
mailed. Horace waters T. SON.
4ol Broadway New York Box 5G7.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE CENTENNIAL GAEETfEER.
OF THE UNITED STATES

d No book has ever been published Of
suoh universal intorcst to tho American
people. It"ppeals to no particular class
aiono, but to all classes; to men and
women Of ,all professions, crecds, rocoupd-
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Physicians. Politicians, Tcachers, Stu.
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Constant reference, and To. preserve for
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70 necessity to every; Well. formed Ameri. :.
Gun citizen. Agents make GlQn 10 $500
per MONTH. Send for circular. NiiIGLER
4 McCURDY, Pihla,, Pm. -, =. .
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Special Notices.

BulLpEns AND CoNrRAcTons' SPECIAL
NoTloE.--Your wants in tho Building Ma
tcrial Limo, including Sn.hcs. blinds,
Doors, HardwaFc, Mantle pieces. White
Pine, Walnut and fancy Lumbcrs, Floor.
ing, lscards So, will bo fur",shcd the
coming season by the Great and Old estab-
lishcd Builders Emporium, at very nd,
vantagscus prices and warrant given on
oil work properly uaed. They nrc also
Agents for Asbestos Roofing Felt, the
material constitutes 8 ono Of unusual merit,
much superior to auy. Of the class pro-
''ously brought. to,notioo, and worthy of
trial ty those who. dosirc. n durable. easily
applied. comparatively inexpensive md
sntc roofing hcing practically fire proof
Send for price .ist and circulars. l. II
HALL s. TO, Charleston s. e.
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stationed at this place for the purpose
of decoratiug.'. soldiers graves, was
shown mo incidentally, It was the
first intimRtiop that I had repeived
that such move ment was anticipqt
cd. l was surprised at finding that
I had not been consulted in the
matter, but heartily approved tho
same; and. gave tbs necessary in.
struotions to my command for carry
ing out the requirements Of the move.
ment.,. ,..,,,., -. ...,,.
My action in ro1iqefng Lieutenant
Bonner Of Of command Of the troops
paraded, was not done through any
discoArtesy.to any one Interested in
the movement, but purely through q
military necessity.
Very respectfully, &v.,
FRED. Il. WHITEHEAD,
Commandant.
Injustice to Lieutenant whitehead
we give him the benefit of this dis.
claimer, only remarking that his acts
and the language of his noto to the
comm mittee orc singularly at variance;
and the public will be slow to uu.
derstand why, il "military necessity
demanded the arrest Of Lieutenant
B enner, the littlo matter of "formali,
ty" could not havo been ignored in
this instance, too; and why, Instead
of rcprimapding a subordinate oili>
cor aud attempting to humiI Iiato him
before an assemblego Of citizens in q
public place, it could not have been
deferred until after tho conclusion
Of the memorial ceremonies 80 au.
spiciously begun. With tho sup.
| posed "neoessity" of tho arrest, it il
not in tho province of civilians tt
inquire but they do claim tho righ
| to protest against the mode in whict
it was done, apd to insist that tho
time, the hammer and tho occasion
had only the Appearance of premedi
tatod ccntumely, as much intended
to affront the citizens as to abase a
subordinate officer.
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LIBERAL TERMSI

= We nrc offering our gmans for this sca
aon on the following liberal tcrm: .,
fh@nix Guano, Per Ton of 1000 lbs.,
a ........ Sb7. .a0.
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'S Manipulated Guano
Per Ton Of 1000 lbs, S700U0.
Isl. O.rer ton 'lrayago to be nddcd.) On
credit until 1st'Novcmbcr, 1874. with
op'ion of rpayirg in Midd ing ot'on, dc.
livered at buyers nearest dcroI,
. .... at l6c. per ID. :, .r
discount Of $1,000 per ton will be nj.
'o"cu 10r Cash., :..,i
Dur gents throughout the State sell nj
S"ino p,iccs and OH same terms as our
selves. .,.., 49,. ..
Hand in your orders TO nearest Agent
ut 0nGc..-.. ...-:..,>. ,-.,.,---
WlLtOX, GIBBS & co.
CHARLESTON sc.
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- The Fairfield Herald.
.,.> /. >runtisu4p. ,., J..
.EV'ERY WEnWES!DaY
official Directory Of Fairfield
County.

sasAroR-Moscs Martin
r. nrrnrsEsrAr,vrs-Is Miller, Levi
: i:A.W. Di,vall-shoriT,
'bau9i. 3, Clowney-Clcrks Of, the Court.
" M, Nclso9;-Judge Of Probate.
y. f. Rayidaons-Connty Auditor.
~. NJ. NelsonvzCoupty Trcasurer. -. \,
DIR. w. .B. Ptpkee-Jury Commissioned.
w.. j. Crawford-School Commissioner.
v COUNTY ooMM!ssIosETauie-n. L. Elliott,
Hs' y Jncob, John Martin.
N. Obcar-U. s. Cemmissioner.
:: AorAnIEs rupLlo-M. c. Robertson, A,
4. Craig, II. N. Obear.
TR1AL JUsTroEs-A. NJ. Mickey, W. r
Marshall, II. Il. Elan nigan, SiIas W. Ruff,
D. Is. Kirkland, James Cartor, Thomas
Walker, DR.. Ira s. Scott. s..
wNFsboRo J. NATIONAL BARK or SOUTH
luARoLtNA. AUTHORIZED cAPiTAL 5000, ,OOC
PAID UP $4,000. ...
w. II. Robertson. President.
Geo. II. NoMastcr, Vice. President.
sam'l. B. Glewnoy, Cashier.
- NJ. Q. Robertson, Teller.
W. II. Robertson, II. L. Elliott, Jame
Beatty, George II. Mohiaster, D. II, Fien
nixon. Jas, Is. MoCants, Jas. II. Rion, Jas
a, Brioe, A. g.. Douglass. Col. william
JohnBtoh, Of Charlotte, N. G.
TOWN OFFICERS.
picrro Bacof~Intendant.
wARDENs--F. Gorig, J. A. Fraser, w
M. Nelson, J. D. McCarloy.
qn1sr OF roMon-1aFayctto Potcot.
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SSs;

DR.. Snaps Specific cures D,srcrsio
Liver Complaint. Constipat Vomiting Of
rood Sour STOMACH, Wa,e. crash. II carr :.
burn, Low Spirits. 60. In thirtv.Gy
years never failing to euro the most oh
s,inate o"sas. Sold by druggist generally.
McMaster Il Brice. agents for Winnsboro
.. q. depot. l45 Eighth ST., n, Y. CIR.
o"inrs mailed on applioq ton. :.
The Highest Medical Authorities q,
EUROPE say tho strongest Tonic, Purifier
world Is '''"''"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-17

SATuRATE A PIECE OF BREAD OR MEAT
with gastric, juic,, and it. will dissolve.
This is indigestion Adj to such n mix
turo little alcohol. and it will not dis.
solve. This is Indigestion. BoHarc, then
Of tinctures. or tonics, or dccoctions con.
taing spiritupus liquors. Shun all rurn
"tonics," and rely solely 3h. Dir. WALKERS
VINEGAR BlTTEns. the finest digestive in
vigorupt known, and free from the fiery
curse Of alcohol.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-17
LIVINGSTONE Is DEAD.

For 80 years millions have intcnilv
watched his, .pcrllous yet heroic struggles
and grand achievements, nnd now cneerlv
desire the Complete Lile-HRiStO.
~ OF his world-renowped hero and bone.
f"cior, which unfolds also tho curiosilios
ana wealth ofa wild and wonderful ooun
Try 1t is just ready. 1000 agents want :
ca 9n'ekG" Que agent sold 18i, ahother
i"o one week. For particulars, address
mohhARD BROS, either phia. Boston
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"EdGOgraphy.o a new book on ,he
art ofWriting by Sound a complete sys.
tenn or phonetic Short and. the sbortrst
most simple, easy, and comprchensiyc
cnaoiing any one in short time 10 renort
tria}s' speeches, SERMONS SC. The Lords
Prayer Is written with 40 strokes of tho
pen, and l1O words per minute. rho
unemployed should learn this art, Price
Roy mail 90 cents. Agents wanted. Ad.
dress /: ". EVANS g. CO., l39 S. 7th ST,
Phila., Pa: '''
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JUh UM MB r.,

It arrests dccny o: vital forces, exhaustion
OF me nervous system, restores viCor TO
'hr dcbilitated, cltsrhses Slt:a,cd blood
removes vcsic'cs, on ,ructions ana ncis
directly on the Liver and Spleen. Price ST
q bottle. John Q KELLOGG, 18 Plat,
ST.. N.Y.
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The Highest Rsedic:al Au-
th0rhties OGEurOR,e say the slroug-
est Tonic, Purifier and Deo ostrucnt known
to the me libnl world is .... "
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Il Dried Beef

|9A H..@a.y .Ac ,t,u. . ...,-
-EN- FINE lot Of Fresh Groceries, just
received by John D. McCarlcy., CONSULTING
of Crates Cabbages
2 Salt Herring,
2 bbls. Noil.. Mackerel,
2ihbls No. " "
,,. dozen Kits No. ], 2 and 3,
'' '""S' i MackPrcl.. Y ~, -
Also O lot of Condensed Cod Fish for
amily use, which / can recommend from
experience. Coffee, and Sugar of all
Grades, Lard. Bacon and Hams, N. C.
MonhtHin Butter, Cheese and Crackers Of
all kindss Meal, Hominy md Flour of the
best grndcs. Also Canned Goods Of all
kinds, Oysters, Canned Peaches and Pine
Apples, Tomatoes Catsup, Sardncs, and
American Club Fish. Everything that can
be hnd IN n Grsi GLASS Grocery, and also n
line lot Of Leaks Twist Tobacco, 1000
Figaro Cigars and other grades. and best
If all. constantly on hand the best quality
IF Liquors that o, n he had. Nathana
cabinet. Burke's Rye, and Lynchburg
Rye, Nelson Co., Kentucky Rye, thu, can
'ot be excelled. Come and try for your
selves and be yonr wnjudge.
""iG 'a John d. WcCarlcy.
-
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THE NEW FLORENCE

is the only machine that sews backward
and forward, or to tight and left Sim.
plest- cheapest beet, = ! : I
sold Tor DASH oNLT. Spccirl Terms to
Clubs and Dealers. FLonENcE, Mass.
April, 1874. .. .
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

.Ine I'e''atUtd71 SVTaIf), u Protect.
eG Solution of the IrOt0c;de OF
IRON, ds so combined as to haze
the CHARACTER Of az aIia1ent, as
.cdstty dtOestcI U7,G 0sSin,iZ0teG
7Cftn the blood aS the sin,DLcse
j0od. 1t increases the quuntitu
OF GNntuTe's OaU,s VitnliSiu0
AGENT, ls.0ss IN the blood, and
curcs "0 thousand u.s." siueDIV
Dy!0ia57aO 2tp, ,I,1UtOOr0tiaaO 0,,H
,IatatLst'sD the Systen1. Tie en-
9Iched ana VitaLisetI blood 3,cr-
ancates cVery part of The bodv.
repairing damages and qUuste.
sea1cf.i'lO. Out Ne0rbiG secre-
tt07aS, and ienUi1,O 7,0tHi1,1 fo3.
UtScase to feeN atp0n.
1nts Is tho secret Of tie 7UO7a-
ac1JttE success Of this 3'cnaclU IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoca, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and 'cvers, Uumors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
ana dIL diseases originating i,s
n. bad state of the blood, or uc-
c0n,pa,,tctl % de6iIity or {, Ioav
state of the sVStcn1. Beih0 freq
from Alcohol, i,l am form, its
energfSt7sO effects are not fol-.
toaVca on corresponding 9'euc-
ttO1e, Ottt are permanent, i,eftx-
S!isO st1'chgths .ViDor, and 4ae,U
IVo INTO nt parts of the systen,.
et,i0 M D.tttat''O up an Irois Con-
aftE.tti0n.
Thousands haze been chn,,ocfz
OV tne atse OF this 3'ennctly, from
?Veafcs StcktU, stxlferii,0 c9,eu-
sures, 10 strong. henltIV, and
HHppV men ana qO03te1I; and
anVnttHs cannot hes.
state to giUe at q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL.
WAN SYRUP b1oaO,a do the glass.
Pamphlets Frce.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors.
No. ! Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD ny DRuoo1srs oENEnA11r.
Tho Improved Home Shuttle
Sewing Machine.
No. !, $4,000; No. 3, $500
No. 3, S42.UO.
TINE best CHEAP MACHINE in u,t
i market, makes the LOCK STI rCjj
alike on both sides Thousands Of la,lins
in the Cnro,inas can testify to is merits
II will do the same work and ooly costs
one half of tho money that you wonld
have TO pay for ono OF the SO.CALLED
first .olass inc chimes.
For circular, samples Of, work, Needles,
Thread and Oil, eall Oh {. 4 q IN
...t a. 4. MORRIS,
y Aet. for Fairfield County i. G.
He is agent for Tho celebrated Liph,
Running Home Machine.
D. G. MAXWELL, Charloitc,N. C.
Gen. Agt. for n. G., s. c., Ga, and Fla. 81
mch l -1y ...". :. ~
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This Cut entered accciding TO ACT Of
Congress, in the yrnr 1a73,iby /! II HALL
&Co.,ip the cn,oel off, tho Librarian Of
Congress, nt Washington.
iunc 10 .' .'.' -." ...,'...
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@D F L O RENO E. gSss
THO long contest suit Of ihcI
=. 3
FTOrCmIc0 Sewing Machiue .. Co.

. w - = : 2, = = = |, , -
against the Singcr, wheeler s. wilson,
and tlrovor & Baker companies, involving
oyer $3.50, 900, is finally decided by the
Supreme Court of,ho United States in fa =
yor of tho FLonENcE, which alone has
broken the n0Eopoly Of high prices.
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NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS,

STOSYCUOMANCY, or SOUL CHARM
L lNG.' How either sex may facinnt
and gain tho love and affections OF any
person they choose Instantly. This simple,
mental requirement all can possess. free
by mail. for 25c. together with q marri-
age guide, Egyptian Oracle. Dreams,
Hints to ladies, Wedding Night.Sh,r.s.
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