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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
The October Elections.
,NEBIsASk A.

Omaha, October l3, , a. m.-Retu1n, thus far
received from the state show that it has 4 re-
publican majority Of 5000 or 10000.
very heavy vote has been polled. There
much scratching, and some independent tcaets
carried in local and county elections.
kearney, Douglass, Fillmore Adams and Ne
mana counties give handsome republican ma
jorties. Platte and Dodge counties go demo-
cratic. Lincoln county is undecided.
Complete returns con in very slowly, but it is
believed that the anticipated republican majority
of 10000 is not far from correct. The new con-
stitulion has doubtless been carried by a very
large majority. Complete returns are not OK
pected before Saturday.
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BIDDEFORD.
The Turf.

Biddeford, October 49, The open races of the
York county agricultural society began this after
noon. There was very large attendance and
the contests were spirited. The first race was for
the societys purse for horses raisedin the county
Little Mite of Cornish, Loafer and Johnny Nor
rl of Biddeford contendcd and took prizes in
the order named Time-2 %, , 80 . 80. In
the race for matched horses, r. T. Larrabee took
frat money Best tines "a. Tomorrow, the
purses for four-year-olds and minute horses will
be trottec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

FELLOWS UYPOPH0SPHITES.-T merit OF
this remarkable remedy is due to its peculiar prop
elty Of restoring the wasted tissues of the body to
their original irmnc.s and vgor. Ii is well known
that for every thought and action there is death OF
decay Of an amount Of material proportionate to
the magnitude of the thought or action. This
waste is supplied by uninpaired nutrtive function.
The precocious activity OF youth, the enthusiast
tic struggle for wealth and fame in the middle
aged, and old age itself cause an undue decay Of
Wendsl Holmes, land we must all be born again,
atom by atom, from hour to hour, perish all at
once beyond repair" To the end that power
of repair may be vouchsafcd to the cnfeebled
organization, we commend Fellows Ilypophos-
phites octl3-f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
A Grand Millinery Opening.

The millinery opening Of Miss NJ. a. Maxwell,
which begun yesterday, and will be continued to-
day, is fine affair." and attracts mutitudes of Ia
dies to the elegant display. The good taste and
skill Of Miss Maxwell and her assistant. Miss
Sager. were evident in the arrangement ofribbons,
flowers laces, velvets, and the like, which delight
the eyes Of the ladies.
We cannot resist the temptation OF describing,
though briefly, two or three hats. One was OF
seal brown silk, velvet trimmings, cashmere ecu
lace; proruson Of brown foliage and pink flowers
in front Another was of light brown silk plush,
with band of ostrich trimming, long flowing
plume and cluster of ostrich tips left side; sur
mounted by ird in full plumage. Another was
cream col1red felt, face trimmings of ostrich, a
bunch of cardinal wild on left SIDE; fun
trimmings of several shades of cream silk and os,
trich tips. But the most wonderful piece OF
head gear was a bonnet-Me bonnet, we NAV say
of black velvet. dropping at back, faced with
sea foam silk plain broad front, full dropping
crown faced with foam; impeyan bird spread
ing its wings for flight on the crown.
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Chicago Produce Market.

ChlCAKOl VtIUDtF n, IN'''
Flour-extra spring j "a $50.
Wheat-No. spring cash all0-; i09Aa-- oct''
l07}.a- Nov,
Corn--No. :, mixed, cash jd+s g. NoY. o5Sa;
a53t Oct;
Oats-No. 2, 3}}5a- cash; Nov. j!4a Oct. 334aa
Rye-So. 2, u aa-.
Barley-No2 spring 90 "a cash; 93Aa- Nov;
Ga Oct.
Dressed Hogs 0oas 30.
Perks 0Ja- - cash. y 'Ol?2 % Oct; - -
ago So Nov.
Lard-l3 40 alb s. cash. al3 s. - Oct.
II 9O-a- Nov.
Bulk Meats shoulders 9--As Bel short rib mid,
l2s.ai3; short clear mid l3a a.
Hams Is lbs average a..
Whskey-llia-.
Freights-Corn To Buffalo, Sd; wheat do "a
Receipts-l0,OO0 hour: 100 00t wheat; 90, corn
5000 oats; 5000 rye; 22,000 barley.
Shipments 1000 hour, 65,00C wheat: f,Wt
corn y 010 oats: IL 00l barley; ono rye.
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Gorham and Standish I
ROCkLAND,
Fall Me citing at Knox Trotting Park.

Rockland, October ID. The Fall Meeting at
Knox Trotting Park, opened to-day In the race
for three minute class, for purse of $500, four
horses started S. Mayfeld's b. 6. Brace, won the
race, taking first, second and fourth heats. Far
mer Boy won the third heat; time 2.5l, 244 IL,
243, 24j ID. In the for two forty five class
purse of $3.50, three horses started, and the race
won by D. Ames b. m. Bessie. Brace came in
second and Black Diamond third. Time 2.4j,
PAP, 2.4j The attendance was small on account
of the cold weather
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IN gadahoc show and Fair.

The twenty-frst animal fair Of the Sagadahoc
Agricultural and Horticultural Society begun at
Topsham on Tuesday. The attendance on the
first day very slim, but there was an unusually
large number of cattle sheer, swine and poultry
entered. The largest bull entered belongs to Mr..
Potter of Bowdoin. lie is Of Durham grade,
three years old, and weighs nineteen hundred.
The exhibition in the hall is fine, usual; there
is large squash which weighs one hundred and
thIty-three pounds and girts six feet end half.
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GARDNER.
Agricultural Fair.

Gardiner, October 49, The second and last day
of the fair and show of the Kennebec Union Agri-
cul and Horticultural Society passed with much
better satisfaction than was anticipated. The at
tendance was larger than for number of years
Lively interest was exhibited in every department,
among horsemen. The renowned
Hutchinson family was present, and sang mum
Der OF their sou-stirring songs, to the great de-
light of the people.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Kennebee yonrnal.
WALDOBORO'.

TO THE

Waldoboro October l3. At the second days
meeting of the Lincoln county cattle show ard
fair, the attendance was very large. The show Of
stock was very fine, exceeding anything Of the
kind in this county for years The drawing match
for oxen took place this morning, and was wit
messed 10y an imcmnsc crowd. The Hall display
continues to attract much attention. At the annual
meeting for the election of officers, held last eve
ming, the following were chosen Geo. 3. Saw
yer, Wiscasset, Presidents ]. J. A. Hofses, East
jefferson, Secretary; John Dodge, jefferson
Treasurer. The officers elect were chosen a COM
mttec to see which town would offer the greatest
inducements for the society to locate the fair. AT
? p. m. a large procession was formed, and after
parading the streets, proceeded to Union Hall,
where an address was delivered hy Hon. Wash
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BRUNSW
Agricultural Fair.

Brunswick, October 10. The second day of the
Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural exhibit
ton passed off we'll Attendance good although
not so large as last year. The chief attraction OF
the afternoon was troting for society premiums.
John Gilpin of Bowdoinham, won in three straight
heats; time 2.56, 2.i6 10, 2.52. Gabel Gray sec
opd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

\ referee case o! con.i 3ertbe importance has
Just been heard at the court house in this city. 1t
is the case Lawrence against DR.. T. IIildreth Of
Gardiner, wherein TIE plaintiff claims damages
for malpractice in treating an Injury to the ankle
joint. The case was heard yesterday before Hon.
L. Kent Of Bangor Hon. S. Titcomb Of Augusta
and Hon. Nath1 Graves OF Vienna. J. Baker, Esq.
appeared for the plaintiff, and l., Clay, Esq, for
dctt. y large number Of surgeons and physicians
were present as witnesses. The case Is one OF
great interest, as upon the decision will depend
the success of many othel similar cases. The
hearing closed last evening and the report of the
referees sealed UP, to be announced at the su-
premc Judicial court next week.
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/. Your Life worth 10 cents.

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life. When
sick, the object Is to get We'll; now say plainly
that person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and its effects, such
stomach ii. art burn, Papilation OF the Heart, De-
pressed Spirits Rlliousness, &C, can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and cure. II
YOU duutl his, 90 to your druggists, Partridge
Bros. and get sample Bottle Tor 10 cents and tly
it. Regular SIZE - cents. Two doses will relieve
you.
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BANGOR.
Fatal Railroad Accident.

Bangor, October 10. An engine and four cars
undertook to go over temporary bridge at An
dover, n. b., on New Brunswick Railway. The
bridge gave way and the cars fell through Mr..
Mcdonald. the contractor was killed; Mr.. Bah
bit the conductor, was seriously injured and four
others slightly injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

Prof. r. w. Tobn is soon to open his series Of
wonderful phenomena at Granite Hall IN this city.
The exhibition that he will present will be novel,
unique and interesting, calculated to fix the atten
ton of all casses-leading to the study, inyesti-
CATION and development of the mysteries o. an
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Suncook Tragedy.

Concord, October Is. A Frenchman, named
l.. A. Page was arrested at Suncook this after
noon, on suspicion of being concerned in the muir
der of Josie Langmaid on the 4th inst, and was
brought to this city, early in the evening, and
lodged in Jail. The officers confident he is the
man wanted, When arrested he appeared con-
sideraby disturbed. A reward Of $1,000 has been
offered by the town of Pembroke, for information
that will lead to the conviction of the murderer.
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1t was easy to tell democrat We sterday, by the
way he stepped and the kind ola face he wore
One, an ardent politician (who pretends, however
not to have any interest in politics., WAS seen is
suing from his domicile early yesterday morning,
before the carrier boy had gone his rounds 1t
wasn't time for opening banks or any other place
of business; but he couldn't wait, so anxious was
he to hear from Ohio. He had been greatly en-
couraged by the Maine election; so with light
step and palpitating heart, he made his way down
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PORTLAND.
Obituary..

Portland October 10. Joshua :. Weeks an
old citizen of this city, died to-day, aged 50. He
was formerly member of the city government
AID held other Offices of honor
Gorham and Standish Town Fair.
Gorbam and Standish Town fair was hell to-
day at Gorham. Show very fine in all departments
In the afternoon two trots, three minute clais,
four entries. None UGH won in three straight
heats. Tom D. Patchen second, time 2.j2, 253 10
2.55 2. Second race fer 240 class, three entries,
Blackbird won, Charlie Miller %; time pa, 2.49
24S 246
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fafa! ARRAY.

New Orleans, Oct. 23 Three colorcd men were
attacked last night, one being killed outright, an
other morally wounded and the third receiving
slight injuries. Two of the white men charged
with the crime have been arrested and are now in
petrated. An immense meeting was held at the
Court House, resolutions were adapted condemn
ing all violence, disclaimng the responsibility Of
the deeds, last night, and pledgng themselves to
support the law Of the land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and ost desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only 80
cents. april -feOd& WY
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town. But now we will notice him when he comes
back. The plowman in Gray's elegy never plod.
ded his way homeward more YEARLY. Hc drag
ged himself up the hill slowly and listessly, ap-
parantly with no appetite left for his breakfast.
Every republican who saw him knaw what had
happened, and none were surprised when they
opened the paper to see the foosters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

Mrs. NJ. 2. Webster has iustreturncd from Bos-
ton with few choice styles in hats and bonnets.
Also some novelties in wings, birds, hat orname nts
and silks, which will be worn this fall She will
be pleased to show all her customers a few
trimmed hats preparatory TO the general opening
which will be in October. sep4 riff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

Poverty is bad, but the worst kind Of poverty is
poverty of the blood this makes man "poor in
deed" for If takes away his strength courage and
energy; but enrich the blood with its vital element,
Iron, by taking the Peruvian Syrup "a protoXide
of irop), and you will feel rich and "as good as
any BODY" TRY it, octl3-+&wlw
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Political.

The republicans and anti-Tammapy democrats
have ii rmed a coalition, was shown in the
county convention of the latter party, held this
evening, when Jno X. Hackett nominated
for recorder and Benz X. Phelps for district at
torney-thcse two gentlemen being nominated at
the repnblican county convention last oyenng.
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MISSOURI.
Fatal Accident.

St. Louis, October i3. The Old brewery of
kuhns Il uoiiineister lately used as malt house
by man named Gaeger situated on the corner Of
10Th and Singleton streets, fell last night and TWO
men named Conrad and Haas Killed. The
building was very old and fell from the weight OF
malt and barley stored there.
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Fatal Results of an Accident.

Hon. Henry Kennedy, who was severely injured
by fall, on Friday last, died at O'Clock this
moiniig. Funeral services Saturday. Mr.. Ken
needy was the senior member of the shipbnlding
firm Of II. Kennedy 4 Co. lie has occupied va
rions positions Of honor and trust ard at the time
Of his death was one Of the most influential mem
bers and deacon Of the Baptist church of this
place, also a director in the Mcdonak Na.ional
Bank
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Can't 90 to church. Why not o! my cough
would disturb the congregation. Cure it then
with "Hale's Honey OF Horehound aud Tar
mild and harmless as the summer air. Sold by all
druggists Pixies Tco,hache Drops cure in
minute. oct2-+&w4w
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NEW JERSEY.
Sonv the Defaulter.

Trenton, October ID. Josephus Sooy, Jr., the
defaulting State treasurer, was arraig this
forenoon, before Chief Justice Beasley, on five in
6ictments-four for enlightenment and one fol
misconduct in office, to all of which he pleaded
not guilty. The trial is set for the 25th inst.
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Partridges are reported 70 be quite plenty aAd
tame this year. In Windsor the boys IL gong for
the cows at night, scare up hocks Of the birds.
The dense foliage on the underbrush and the water
in the low places, are yet serious hindrances 10
successful cunning expeditions.
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McGill & Strong's Emerald Minstrel troupe is
composed of gentlemen and ladies who under
stand their business, and know how to present q
good entertainment to the public They had
rood house last evening.
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NJ MASSACHUSETTS,.
Nominations.

Boston, October 10. Charles .,Davis Of Ply
mouth, was nominated for Congress to-day, by
First Congressional District, democratic candidate
held at MIdaleborO'
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To the kind attentions of Mr.. Frank L. Par
fridge and his brother fishermen, who recently re-
turned from Moosehead lake, are we indebted for
a mess of nice trout. They went well with the
election news as relish We are therefore in
debted to Frank Partridge and the republicans of
Ohio, Iowa and Nebraska for a good dinner yes
terday.
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For bruises or sprains, rub the wounded parts
freely and thoroughly with Renne's Pain killing
Magic Oil. Be sure and buy the genuine, which
is put up only iii panel bottles, with name Blown
in the glass and upon the bottles finely engraved
steel plate label, upon which is the likenes. of
Vim Renne. octl3-t&wlw
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We have received from Hon. Fred. Atwood,
Winterport a beautiful illustrated catalogue and
price list of the Higganum Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. Atwood is agent for the company, aud IS pre-
pared to furnish any Agricultural Implement at
favorable rates.
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Franklin County s. ]. Court-Libbey j.
Presiding.

Tuesday, Oct. I2th.
In the bastardy case Of Evelna Grover v. John
A. viii, the jury rendered verdict of not guilty
State v. Daniel d. Carpenter. Larceny OF
horse, Sleigh harness and robe. Yeldict not
guilty.
Stubs, Comfy Atty. Wh:tcomb for dett
State v. George B. Pierce. Illegal fishing on
Webb's pond in Weld. Plea not guilty. On trial
Stubs for STATE Whitcomb for def,
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The survey of the Lewiston 4 Augusta Rail
road is progressing finely. At Tuesday noon he
surveying party had reached point nine miles
out of Lewiston, in working towards Augusta.
They find the route level and easy one.
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4 Fraud.

Henry Beltcser claiming to be German Baron,
and commissioner to the centennial exposition,
was arrested here to-day, and taken to Phadel-
phia, on charge that he has teeced various per
sons in Phade!p phi out OF some $4,000; and he
has also made some miner operations among coun
trvmen in Hoboken.
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Stump speakers do not always tell the truths
they would tell it exactly if they said that Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam is the best remedy in
the world tor hoarseness, coughs, colds and Aztec
tons OF tue throat, chest and lungs.
octl3+ odA wlW
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The regular monthly meeting Of Jerusalem II.
\. Chapter will be held at IIallowoll, this after
noon, at 2 clock Work in all the degrees. The
Grand High Priest, Payne, Of Portland, will be
present to inspect the work and the condition Of
the Chapter
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Political.

The Executive Committee of the Democratic
party Of Massachusetts,, decided to-day to place
upon their ticket the name o. 10 ii z incy
Adams as candidate foi Lieut. Govern vice GeD
Iarflntf declined.
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"Governor" Allen is very profane man. II IS
sld that he has been about the world so long that
he has habit of speaking almost. perhaps alto
gether, unconsciously of himselfan the Almighty,
as if the two had been associated in great public
works from mmemorisl times, and had become
accustomed to the ways Of each other. What
oaths the old Fog Horn must have pealed forth
Yesterday morning,
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Capt. E. c. Pierce, Of our Augusta boys,
NOW of Springfield, Mass, is spending few days
in this city. He has just returned from success
ful fishing tour to Moosehead lake
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Sugar Refinery Closed.

Redpath & Son have announced to their men
the closing of their sugar refinery Monday
next. The reasons assigned are an excessive
drawback allowed by the United States govern
ment on export of refined sugar, and a lower per
centage of duty imposed by the Canadian gov
eminent on refined sugars than on raw, which
has tostered outside competition.
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Chas. Newell, an Indian. half brother CT 10,
who mad been indulging in too much fire water,
was before the court Yesterday, for drunkenness,
and sent to jail.
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seen things.

Some person, during Tuesday night, climbed
Up over the river wall back OF the store of Mr..
r. c. Clement. broke out two panes of glass. en-
tered the window, and stole box of cigars. There
IS an open passage way into the next store, being
the fish market Of Messls. Weeks & Hamilton, bat
all the bounty he was able to secure was the
amount of fiftv-six cents in the money drawer.
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Did old Bill Allen swear yesterday Ask some
of our citizens who have been betting on the result
cf the Ohio election.
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Mr.. j. n. Wade of this city, has received an Oh
der for several tons Of his red gravel, TO be ship
ped to Boston, where it will be used to make walks
in a cemetery lot i'll that city.
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Weather PrObab,iItIes for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
slowly falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather
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The following commissions have been issued
from Adj Genls office John G.. Cobb, Captain,
and Herbert A. Jackson, Cd Lieut.. Portland 1t.
Inf Co A. LIST Regt., Maine Volunteer Militia
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NEW YOitK.
Cont Matters.

New York, October ID. In the Supreme couit
in chambers, to-day, Judge Lawrence granted an
order requiring Washington & Roebling 20 show
cause on the 10Th INST, why order Of arrest
against Ddncan, sherman ( Co, should net be
yaratpU
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FORT I(:N.
England.

Loudon, October 49, In the match between
Lowlander and Galspip, weight for 81 600, at
Newmarket, Galspin was the winner.
Germany.
Berlin, October l3. DR. Foster, director of public
worship, has issued order dlssoving his con-
necton with the Prussan PORTO of his diocese.
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NORWAY.
I.vcplIm Course.

Norway, October 10. The Norway Lyceum
Course opened this evening with a concert by the
Uyers sisters, to a crowded house.
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sFENCHRIAN
S EEL p e N S ,

are for sale by all dealers in Stationery.
For the convenience OF those who may wish to try
them Sample Cards. containing one each ot the IS
numbers will be sent by mail receipt 20 cents.
Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor & Co.
1873 a. 40 Grand ST., New York.
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