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"A BosroN family has remark
ably intelligent parrot, which repeats
Acariy everythingi hears, and which
some bad boys have taught to swear
aWlully. 1t finally did little talking
except Of a profane character, and
y, 10 cure It's propensity, was repeated
y soused In cold water and placed
asas the stove to dry. During a re-
sslV storm, some chickens, which
, naa become very wet and chilled,
", we're brought into the house and nut
" the stove to revive them. II so
happened that the parrot had lust
ueeil uueked himself, and, after sur
~ lying the chickens for some time,
~. ueclled out, in oracular tones: sLit.
VIC I'D fools, been swearing?"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-06

color, qcath the gloss and freshness Of
youtA. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, SO that new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will present the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation Of dandruAg, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious SUBJ
stances which make some prepara-
tons dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
q HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
= LOWELL, MASS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
DIR. I'll, ST. JOHN. Accent.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-06

-BUTLEk Is taking no part on Ell
cher side in the fight for the Republic
eau Gnbernatorial nomination in Mass
achusetts. Collector Simmons is also
ana the subordinates in the
Custom House array themselves ac-
cordiny TO their political preferences,
and not at the commands of their
chief. Something very extraordinary,
his,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-06

"A NEGRO being asked What he was
in Jail for, said it was for borrowing
money. But said the questioner,
''tliey dou't put people in Jail for bor-
rowing money" eyes," said the dar-
key, '.but had TO knock the man down
flllee or fo' times before he would lend
i, 10 me-"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-06

A., He way for desolate old bach
t tal. 70 =, secure better quarters is to
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-06
NEW THIS DAY.
Ayers
HairVigor.
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
BILE, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
sing the HAIR.
1T soon re-
stores faded
or gray HAIR
to Its criminal
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TEMPERATURE

AS REPORTED BY FERGUSON s SELMA
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-06
THE LARGEST STOCK OF SHIRTS

ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION IN
PRICE:
Six Linen bosom SHIRTS, open back
and front, for So.
Six Linen bosom SHIRTS, open back
and front, for SO.
Six Linen bosom SHIRTS, open back
and front, for $l2.
Six Linen bosom SHIRTS, open back
and front, for $l5.
Six Linen bosom SHIRTS, open back
and front, for $lS.
Best quality Peperel Jean DRAWERS
at 7oc pair.
Nainsook, Isle Thread and India
Gauze SHIRTS, at &c., zoe.
and 81 each.
Brown English Cotton HALF HOSE at
50, So and 81 per dozen.
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As

LAWYERS BRIEFS,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03
LOCAL NOTICES.

CarArrsr and best groceries q, y. n.
Mstheny's
100 Cad lies Virginia Twia Tobacco Al,
=. n, Mstheny's
90, coo ehoics brand cigar. at Wholesale
ats h. Ms,henys
roR sALn on RsSr-IIouse and lot In
suburbs ofs'anford. Apply to j. Bright
wHrsxIrs, Bsndic., Wines, Gins, To.
bacco., Jigsrs, and Groceries ut Wholesale
ys Il. Mslheny, Depot s,rcei, stanford,
Kentucky.
MATHEW A MARscHAIL have just re-.
ccived large stock u Suiting, Pant and
Overcost Good, an are prepared ~ make
them up in the lest u styles
Tns place TO get Ia bargain I. NJ the
Great Clothing Houe ~ J. Winter 4 Co,
corner 81 and Market Streets, Louisville.
Prices have been reduced, aud now is the
time to tuy.
" you want good fitting suit of clothes
made in the latest style, aud out 81 the
best material, walk right up h. Ma,heny 4
Msrchall'- Tailoring establishment, north
side Main street
When buying your new suit do not for.
get thai the old reliable house Of J. Win
ter a Co.. corner Vi aud Market Streets.
Louisville. has the largest stock In the city
TO select from, always gives good be, and
sells at REASONABLE. prices.
IT MAY SAVE YouR LiFE-There is no
person living but what uher- more OF less
with Lung Disease, Coughs, Cold- or Con.
sumption, yet some would die rather than
pay rs cents for bottle ~ medicine that
would cure them. DR. A. B,~chee's Ger
man syrup has lately been introduced In
this conntry from Germany, and it, ~ond-
rous cures aStonshcs every one that tries IL.
II you doubt what we say In print, cut this
out aad take II To your Druggist, Bohon n
S,ags, and ge, a sample bottle Tor 10 cent,
aud try IL, or q regular size for rs cent?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

GENERAL WILLIAMS prominent aspi-
rant for the office Of U. ), Senator, was in
town this week, and spent couple VI days
very plea sanity with his many friends aud
acquaintance, and "a usual, wherever he
goes, he makes other friends, who had
heard OF him 50 much during the spring and
summer. While a guest of the Myers House
he was honored by oar excellent Brass
Band with delightful serenad., tn which
he responded in very neat and graceful
speech, which was we'll received and heart
lily applanded. The General left On We'd
resday for Louisville, we'll pleased with hi'
visit among US, aud conscious Of having
iade a aumber Of warm friends.
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PRIcrs for feeding cattle are better.
CATTLE still have a downward tendency
in the New York market.
An extra lot Of feeding cattle sold for 5
cents in Madison county, the other day.
q. W. Afford -old large lot Of hogs
at Louisville, l!st week, at s. 65, and
bought them at &c.
JoHs TrNEY, Of Boyle county, sold to
Gofi, OF Clark county, 70 cattle, averaging
1912 lts., at Diets.
JoHS TuNEy, Of Boyle county, sold to
br. Givens, IL feeding cattle, averaging
ITO pounds, at Acts.
l.. A. MooRE, sold 10 head Of slop cattle
to james Warthon, OF Marion county, av
eraging 99l lbT., at 3icts.
TwrSTYrouR car loads 81 fat hogs left
Lancaster for Louisville last Monday
night and Tuesday morning, tn. property
Of different persons.
woops 4 SALrER, sold to Gofi, Of Clark
county, 81 head Of cattle, averaging 1900
lbs, at cents. These are the John s. Gill
cattle, o. Garrsrd county.
FARM WANTEp-I want to rent a farm
Of 200 To 250 acres for the ensuing year.
Address me at Hustonville, Nv.
NJ. q. LAcKEY.
WE hear frequent calls for farms wanted
To rent. Those Of our read r. who desire
to rent out their farms would do we'll to ad
vertise them in our Land, Stock and Crop
column.
THERE Is large scope Of land just be-
yond the richmond Junction, on an eleva-
ted plane. which, IL laid of into building
lots. would a"ord ample room for the bull
ding Of houses. and ii would sell we'll.
MEssRs. GoopiS & JOHNSTON, Of Fish
Point, bought $1,000 worth Of hogs at that
point last SATURDAY., at 7 cents. They came
from Knox county, for shipment To Louis
willie, but were sold as above, and both
buyers and seller did the right thing.
AMAN came to town the other day, pref
ty drunk, and asked u number Of our citi-
rens IL they "wanied to buy anv pork
When asked how much pork" he had to
sell. he replied-"abouto one hog" As that
one was not enough to Gil a car, he was
compelled to drive il back home.
SoNE Of the finest lots Of hogs we have
seen this season, have been driven to town
this week, many If which were intended for
home Use, but some Of which were PIT on
the cars to be taken to Louisville. To be
slaughter, a by the pork packers. The av-
ersee price paid for them was 7cts.
On an AVERAGE, the State Of Kentucky
has never produced finer corn crops than
th"t Of the present year. Surely, with
meal at 80 to go cents a hushel, there Is M
prospect Of a famine. BREAD is the staff
Of life" let no one fear that he will be
without II this wear, II he or she will hon.
estly strive tn get il,
/ Joms 8. GILL, Of Gsrrard county, has
20 acres Of corn near Lancaster. on the
place known as the fletcher farm" which
viii shuck out seven bushels Of corn to the
shock. This Is quite 10 barrels to the
acre. But little land in the world can pro.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

ISsASE.-A sad case Of insanity occur.
red in Pulaski county, n few weeks since
Mrs. Polly Glass, wife II George Glass,
aud the Youngest daughter Of the late
Judge Ton-tall Qaarle-, Of the Mountain
Circuit, became wildly insane. on the sub
Jet Of religion. She had been u strict
member Of the Baptist Church for year.
aud was woman Of fine sense. Last Sat
urday shs was taken through here to An
ehorage Asylum in charge Of three men,
all Of whom were required To convey her
safely. Her demonstrations were violent,
md her profane expressions to all Who
went into her presence, would be worthy OF
a sailor. Her family connections are good,
and they have the sympathy Of all their
neighbour aud acquaintance. Blu: little
hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
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he divided into ssr,ets and Io,s and then
.old IN. ssm, for Eve o, sir time. n
smour, he esve for II. The same mish,
he don. In the neighborboyd Of Stanford
II sov one b,d the p,uck 70 undertake n.
r,,
a., ", wv" 'p wv" - .'
81 w.. ,"ey w !" ~ta' !
'"P''' ~ "",' w., wv" ~" "o'
"n ~ ~, ''
- toy' Wv"
e". " ". p""y " - '"o ."o"t"
.. 49, IN, -, e ~, ~, .''.a.'",
Wv. -. y" ' e" ''s'
" ~
IT is well known fact that the Astor's
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

AMONG the serenaders who honored Gen.
Williams a lew nights since, was Tom
Richards, who acted as bugler during the
war in tine Of the Generals Cavalry regi-
men,s. To recall to his mind scenes Of the
past, Mr.. Richards blew several calls on
his bugle, and in his response. the General
said-"when I heard those sounds, re-
cognizsd Immediately from shenee they
came, for no man can rival Tom Richards
with burle." The General took occasion
10 pay Mr.. Richards handsome lribute for
his fidelity and bravery as a soldier. Bully
for TON" May his shadow never grow
lcss,
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UsErrL REcrrrr.--For delicious ZAP.
jacks, take one pint Of burnt sole leather
we'll oiled with essence Of Juniper juice
three gill- Of wine Of caterpillar, eight gal.
Ions OF cream Of tartaric acid, four ounces
Of sublimated potassium Of vslice.full-of
monkeys, four b. rrel. II well msinred axle
grease. q yard Of blind. brides, thirteen
tons Of hum ing birds Tongues. eleven
drops Of ea-wster, sixteen tanks Of Au ID,
Ioiecat, and hogshead Of venetian red
mir in a teaspoon and bake in patty pan
Serve cold rs sau.e on tea. The ingredi-
ents, we suppo.e. can be bought from Al
Huffman or Bill McKinnev.
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prising nineteen solaues sent Te,eipt u cash al
The raIe OF ave dollars aud twenty ave eeats per
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Prominent attention will be given In iiarper's
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" those who own land adjacent TO our
town, would lay it OF into quarter aud
half acre lots and alleys, anil streets. msny
u them could &c add for high prices, ss
the demand for building lots il increasing
all the time. Our suburbs which were
laid of thus by the late u. c. Helm and
Jim s. Hughes, we're soon filled With
houses. Land in thi. way can he sold at
prices varying from $3.50 to $3.50 per acre.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

ENGINEER II. 8. CRAIo. informs us that
there are nearly 300 feet Of the iron trestle
work put up at the Green River bridge
This trestle, when completed, will be ll0O
feet long.
THE tide in the Cumberland river is
nearly high enough to permit steamboats,
to run up to the crossing Of the railroad.
When they can reach hat point the ship
ment Of material for the road, via Nash
vile, will be large.
W. W. ScARBoRouoH, one Of the Trus-
tees Of the c. s r. r. h s resigned. Can't
oil Of the others dc likewise' A trip to
Europe would improve the Lealth Of the
whole board amazingly.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

AnAS living Ia the North western part d
this couo,y, ~h~e name we have forsot,en,
told rs III, other day, thata little child, q
year old, fell into pit which had ju-, been
dug, aud received serious injuries, which
may eventually prove fatal. lie al.o said
that the mother Of the child wa- within q
few fee, of II when Il fell In, but did no, no.
t,ce its near spproach g the pit.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

The sppcin,ee to- Wet Point Cadet
ship wss chosen at Dsnviile this week BY
tie Bard Of Examiners. Mr.. d. l..
Tate, Of Campbelbville, Taylor county,
Who i- q student o. the DsnviIie Classical
and Military Academy. "a. the succc-.fdl
apple mt over the other thirteen. tie !.
said tn be sis feet high, eighteen years old,
aud Of splendid physique. Among the
competitors we're four students from Centre
Cpllege, two from the Dsnville Classical
and Nil tsry institute. one from Kentuesy
University, sw' four from High Schools In
Mercer and Gsrrsrd COUNTIES.
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ALL tho.s who are. indebted to me by
note or account. are hereby earnestly re-
quested 10 come forward and settle their in.
deeiedness BY paying me the money, rs
intend engaging in another business in ad-
dition 10 the pr ,ssnt, and I need the funds
! q enable me to do 90 successfully.
D Respectfully, " H,vprS.
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" you come To Stanford and need mic
buggy and feet, gentle horse. just go up Ia
Jim FL. Bruce. Livery Stable, and he can
furnish you with both at a moderate price
Bruce saws that a man should no, only
"live. but let live" aud he never charges
more than fair price fns his bnsgies and
horses. More than that, he will furnish all
Of hi. customer with the brst in his line,
., he is determined not To he excelled BY
any other party in the business.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

1T will be seen from advertisements in
thi, issue, that we will club the Iatorior Jour
al with Harper's Weekly for s.; with the
Detroit Free Press for s., and with the Gin
cinnati Weekly Commererai for 81 SO, This
is great reduction aud offer, Of which nc
one should fail 10 take advantage.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

The following notice was given to the
public recently at Crab Orchard. We hope
the gentleman will get his Collier" and
the thief too; "Some one, and Behave |
no Hoo, took My Collier out Of My esredg
last night, and II not Reierned to night |
shall take the proper steps to hav ii Re
termed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

Eugene McRoberls, sou OF o. 7. Roberts
Of Nashville, and a nephew Of 5. s. Nc
Robert., Of this place, committed suicide by
dro~nins him-elf in Battle Creek, Tenn.
the other dav. The cause the act Is
.nown by his intimate friends, but they
have no, made il known To the public. The
father II young McRnbers once lived ia
this county, aud mt Pulaski, as stated by
the di-pa,cii to the Cs~'sr Journal, from
which We gather the foregoing facts.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

A MAN named John Meeks, shot another
named John Anderson, In lIarrodsburg
Last Saturday night lie put had Of
.hot in his arm, and it hsd to be ampu,a.
ted above the elbow. Meeks was placed on
$500 bail.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

CoaE u Court next Monday. You can
tide your choice, as the Circuit and Quar-.
tsrly will both he in session on that day
A large crowd is expected in tnwn and con
siderable stock will BE- on sale.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

Asour the riddle Of this month. our
merchants who Away. "lay in" a full sup
pivot Chri-tm. toys eonfeotioneIie-, &c,
will begin to open them in endless variety.
Look on, for many curiosi,ies, yodng folks
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

4 rocKEr-BooK containing $40 was ia
Ken fom the depot here, last week, BY
some person Who !. not known by Mr.. An
thosy, the Agent. No clue u the thief or
money, has been had ~ far.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

Tnr cold weather Of Tuesday last, and
other days, was expected, whes re a~
that the thermometer was lie bliow zero
a, Sioax City.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

rnr eembised weight Of three Lincoln
ceussy resident. !. 700 pounds, and the
combined sge. offhree other. i. 80 year..
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sIScs the icey breath Of snsr has come
upon ~. the physician. Of this locality say
they nave few csils. which are far be
tween"
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A COMPLETE PICTORIALII HISTORY
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The Best, Cheapest and most Successful
Family Paper in the Union.
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Notices Of he Press.

Harper's Weekly Is the ahlest and most power
l illustrated periodical publishe In this country
Its editorials are scholarly and convincing. and
carry much weight, Its Illustrations oi current
events are full and fresh, and prepared by our
best designers with circulation Of $50. 900, the
Wee ly Is read by at least half a million persons,
aud its influence n an organ Of opinion is simply
tremendous The Weekly maintains a positive
position. aud expresses decided views on political
aud s,cial problems Louisr,is toar,er JOaTnai
Its articles are modsls Of high-toned discussion.
aud Is pictorial Illustrations often corrobora-
aai GkToaicie,
Its papers upon existent questions aud Its inim-
liable eartoois help 10 mould the sentiments oi
the country. Pinsbargh 'OsassrciaL
IIarper's Weekly stands at the head Of illustrated
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

A oxsrLESAs from the lower part Of
this State ssys he would like to establish a
tannery here " he could r~f q ssiiabie site
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

TuE MARKErs. : Campbell 4 Miller
quote choice yellow butter at 25cts.; fresh
eggs coc,s; dressed turkeys, Tor next weeks
delivery, Ce9cts; -four 81 rs; meal 6Octs
sausage i2!c,s; and solicit the trade in
these articles II home produce.
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Ia, al di....s. of IN. Livs.. s,om.eh and splseo.
Asa REMEDY IN
u,,p,ous rrvpps pnwr, covptAtSrs
DYsPIPsIA. MENTAL DEPRESSION, REsT-
LEssNEss,5AuNDl ., NAUSEA, siCk HEAD
ACHE, COLO, CONSTELLATION and BILIOUS
Mss,
TT HAS NO EOuAL
\, .o.,.,n. 49, ,n.ticsI .,.m.,n,. n.x., ,,itsa
An ,hs same hairy proportion in any other prs,ar-
alton, viz gentle fathartic, a wondeIful Tonic,
an unexc.ptionable Alternative an certain Correct
i've Of all impurities Of the body. such signal
success mas A''e"usu Tvs us'' TINT " NV ''s"u-
~
GREAT uNfAtLsNG SrEeIfiC
TrsTyMnNTAIs
-. :. ,.,.1 - .,n,,,. .m...
nave ne'el ssen a, ,iieu sasn s'ip ~ =,
eiaa', s'.,, snu ~ '''e'' =" NY ""
HON ALEA' H. STEPHENS
81 occasionally use, when my condition requires
II, pr siminons' Liver Regulator, with good elect
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03

Only riny Cent. more than the cost Of this paper
alone.
Asa city -c.tiy the Commercial offers the FOL
lowing attractions
/. Il !. published IN the IVES, ye, is news is OF
the world.
a. II publishes all the news IN a compact form.
q II po<sessee the te-t corps Of Correspondents
% any paper published on this continent.
T. It's Editorials are spicy aud always readable.
s. II Is thoroughly independent IN politfcs-de.
noureing wrong and upholeins right, vithou, re-
6. Its Market Reports ar. full and thoroughly re-
liable.
7. Nothing viii be published In lite columns I'M
suitable fr the most refined family circle.
8. fts Selections are always Of the best I'd no
pains spared 10 make II In every respect o. u
not THE best weekly newspapers offered 10 the
public.
In addition to the advantages offered BY the
Commercisl ss q city Weekly, We call attention 10
the following in connection with our own paper;
We give all local news every week. Il towns and
counties In Central Kentucky. We aim to build
up this section Of the state, and found the
friend Of all classes IN midst. Her farmers
merchants. miners, manufacturer, professional
men, traders etc, etc, will ind our Journal their
unfsiling ponent and friend.
as- send money directly to
W. r. WALTON, Publlsh,r
Interior Journal
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The Cordial Balm of Syricum and
TONIC PILLS
Sold by Druggists every ~bere. II they do not have
10 ask them 10 get IA for you, Which they can do al
any Of the following Wholesale Druggists
JOHN y. HENRY 90, Ne. York CITY,
JOHNSON, ilOLLowLLL CO., fhils,, Ia
SETH ;. HANCt, Baltimore. Nd.
b. MONTEusE 60, New Orleans, Ia.
VAN sHAACk, STEVENSON REID, Chicago u
JOHN u. PARKS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
sIkONG a COBB, Cleveland, Ohio.
COLLINS BROS, 81. Louis No.
fAkkAND WILLIAMS a 40, Dstroit, Mich.
B y. ALFRED, Louisville, Ny.
For sAis BY Druggists Generaliy Every uhsrs.
DR.. LOrHROP, Proprietor may he Consulted pro-
k.sionally BY nall free Of charge Address
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