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New York stock and Money Mark,

NEW YORK. Feb. 17-Evening. was easy
att q per cent on call with little better demand.
petition to reduce rates of commission the Stock
Exchange is in circulation. Foreign Exchange firm
e. bankers bills at 1853 @ 1856 for long and 4s93 g
Gold declined from 1l3s to 1881, advanced to 113z
and closed at 113 The rates paid for carrying
u, 8, 81 and per cent. The clearances at
the Gold Exchange Bank were $50.OO7,O 900. The
terest and S451,OOO in exemption OF bonds. The
Customs receipts to-day rwere $250.00O
Specie shipments to-day $1,550,O00 in gold coin,
reremainder silver.
The shipment east from San Francisco to-day were
$42,746 in bullion. There good demand to day
Tor United States bonds, chiefly from the city and
dull but strong
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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King Alfonso has gone to Madrid.
Capt. Brickenstin of the Deutschland COM
plains of the judgment of the English court
and wants to be tried in Germany.
The Paris correspondent of the Times points
to the expected entry of the Alfonists into Toll
osa as an event of great Importance. The cap
ture of the city would free the railway, and es-
tablish communication with Madrid.
Carl Vogt the murderer, mas been sentenced
to death. He appealed. FlIal judgment is
expected about the last of March.
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European Markets.

LONDON, Feb. 17-12.30 P. M.-Consols at "a 8 16
for money and account
LIVERPOOL, February 17-12.3O P. M.-American
securities-UDted States SIS 1863; Erie 15s; do
preferred 81: New York Central 10i.
LONDON, February 17-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
dull and depressed; Mddling uplands at sgd; do
Orleans at 6d sales 5000 bales including 1000 bales
tor speculation and export.
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ne.tructixe Storm in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Feb. ia destructive wind
storm passed over Washington county, Ind,
Saturday evening. 1t unroofed SIX houses, de.
molished several dwellings, and numerous out
buildings. The wife and two children o.
Thomas Nicholson, farmer, were seriously
injured by the overturning of their house. joel
Deany lost nearly 1000 fruit trees
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The Greenback Nominee.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-A Western special
says Congressman Franklin Landers has ac-
cppted the nomination for Governor of Indiana
made yesterday by the greenback convention.
He SAYS he has no hesitation 10 identifying him
self with this movement, because the platform is
identical with that adopted one year ago by the
Indiana Democracy, and that on which be and
his Democratic colleagues were elected to the
present Congress.
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FOR e 9 T TAR.

1t is astonishing how little notice is taken OF an
ordinary cold or slight cough when many suffer
from Catarrh and Consumption, which are directly
traceabe to these causes our changeable climate
no one should travel without being provided with
remedy for sudden attacks of this kind Forest Tar
is of the best preparations for that purpose and
Forest Tar Troches is very convenient form of it.
Prepared by The Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me-, and
sold by all druggists,
oct15 sn9m
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND
Thursday, Feb. ~.

Thursday, Feb. H.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamship Chase, Thompson, st John. NIB.
Barque Mignon, Soue. Providence, (and sailed for
Bath, 10 load ice for New Orleans.)
Sch Marietta Tilton Penniwell, Phadelphia-coal
to Randall & McAllister
Sch j j Moore. Franklin, Phadel phia,-coal for
parties in Lewiston.
ar 13th-Schs Benjamin, Aylward, Calais for Bos-
ton; Hudson, Coleman, do for New York, (and both
sailed 17th.)
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-Henry
Fox.
Sch Simpson Rhodes, New York & Albert
Cole.
Sch Panama, Mazrall, Boston-Geo Hunt & Co
SAILED-Schs Henrietta, Mary Downer. John
Wentworth, Nellie Paine. l. A johnson. j White
house, Austin, Sammy Ford, I Whitmore,
Lindsey, Panama, and others.
Brig Annie 8 Lily, POI tons. built at Cherryeld IN
1874, was sold by the U Marshal at Boston 10th
inst, for S0750,
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ENGLAN ID
The Liberals 10 Attack the SueZ Purchai

LONDON, Feb. 16.-N. Y. cable specal.-A
council between Earl Granville. Lord Harting-
ton, Mr.. Gladstone and other liberal leaders re-
suited in an agreement to open severe attack
upon the government for its purchase of the
Suez canal shares and to oppose the ratification
of the bargain believing that most serious for
eign complications will arise from it, The at
tack of the Liberals is to be made on Monday
next
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DECAYS E0acing Finger

VIII never mar the teeth that are brushed daily with
Odoriferous sOzodont 1t lends floral fragrance
to the breath as well protects the teeth from
corrosion and decomposition. febl4deod&w1w
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DIED.

In this city. Feb. 49, Mary McAieney aged As years
Funeral services this Friday forenoon o'clock
at st. Deminick Church. Burial from No. % Cedar
street.
In Cape Elizabeth, Feb. &c. Mrs P. l. Rogers, aged
SO years months.
Funeral services Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
at residence, Cape Elizabeth.
In Boston Highlands, Feb Is. Mrs. Emele j., wife
of Gilman Joselyn and daughter of Caroline and the
| late Lothrop Skilings of Portland.
Funeral services this afternoon at 21 o'clock,
at No. 81 Oxford street. Relatives and friends are
vited to attend
In Baltimore, Feb TO- Mr.. Reuben Trowbridge,
aged Sc years months native of Newton, Mass,
but native Of Baltimore since 1909.
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TURKRY.
ceeptauce of the P0rte's Notifications.

Acceptance Of the Portes Notifications.
VIENNA, Feb. II The powers have accepted
the Porte's modification of Andrassy's propo-
sails, SO the application Of the direct taxes Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina to tn, developm ent OF
those provinces will not be required.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market

THURSDAY, February 1.-THE new SAgua mo-
lasses in the market is selling with considerable &C.
tvity as the market was quite bare when it arrived
Pork and lard are very firm with no change to note
in prices. Flour is steady and shows a fair amount
activity Sugars are unchanged at logo for gran
ulated and 95c for Extra G.
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Providence Prip, CLOTH. Market,
Domestic Markets.

PRovIDENCE. February 1.-THE Printing Cloth
market is steady as last reported with light sales
DC cash. c for thirty days for for best standard anC
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A Jackson, Miss, special says in the House,
yesterday, formal articles of impeachment
against 1t. Gov. Davis, (colored) were adopted
with only dissenting votes.
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DIR. WiIbOr's Cod Liver Oil and
lime

Invalids longer dread to take that great specific
for Consumption, Asthma, and threatening Cough
Cod Liver Oil. As prepared by DR.. Wilbor, it Is
robbed Of the nauseating TASTE and also emb0dies
preparation of the Phosphate OF Lime, giving nature
the very article required to aid the healing qualities
of the OIL and to where disease has destroyed
This article also forms remarkable tonic, and will
weak and debiliated persons to become strong
and robust. 1t is for sale by all respectable drug
should be Kept in every family, for convenience Of
instant use on the first appearance Of Coughs or
Irritation of the Lungs Manufactured only by A.
b. WILBoR Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggist.
feb14 deodlw
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.
Legislative Matters.

The Governors Reception-A Large and
Brilliant Company-The College Sc rip
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Punishment in
the Senate, Etc, Etc.
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TRUSBS !; ]:
INDIAN CLUBS and
DUMB BELLS. LORING, Apotbe-
cary and Practical Truss Filter, Cor Ex-
change and Federal SITS. jan26e0dsnf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds I0O, 900.
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Boston stock Market

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to g.
W. True s. Co.
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--latest by Europen steaamers.l
sPOK EN-.

Dec 0, lat 16 s, lon 35 W, ship M Davis from Rot
terdam for Callao.
Dec g. lat 80 O3 s, lon 10 81 W, barque Eimlranda,
Staples, from Cardiff for Singapore.
Jan II, lat so 49, Ion 20 N, barque Samuel b Hale,
from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres
Feb 49, lat 30, ldn 70 so. barque G Adams from
Mobile tor Queenstown.
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ment Mr. Thompson opposed the same on
constitutional grounds After two hours de-
bate Mr.. Stones amendment was rejected by
yea and nay vote, Al to75. The bill as report
ed by the committee was then passed to be en-
crossed.
MIR. Porter called up the bill to close up the
land Office. The bill authorizes the Governor
and Council to appoint land Agent and take
measures to close up the affairs of that depart
ment as soon as possible. Mr. Porter explain
ed that there was much business not yet finish
ed, showing the necessity of continuing the
Office until the affairs were wound up. Mr..
Talbot opposed the bill and pitched into the
management of the land Office as extravagant,
saying that it cost $6000a year to run the office.
Mr.. Powers replied that the Lane Agent since
in Office had paid into the state $249,415 in
eight years, while for the six years previous to
1868 but $12l $50. He said there were 10000
families in Aroostook who had certificates for
deeds of lands upon which they had entered.
There are records of deeds in the Office worth
$780, Mr.. Talbot further opposed the bill.
Mr.. Pike said it was hard work to rub off bar
nacles. The barnacles didn't like it. He
thought it was not necessary to keep land
agent to give the deeds for II 900 certificates
given to settlers. He said further that it was
a time to economic, that the running expenses
OF the state had been largely increased. 1t is
now time to cut them down. He also pro-
ceeded to show that the land office is no longer
necessary. His remarks were rather humorous
than otherwise The debate continued at
length. the pending motion being the indefn-
lite postponemeut of the bill.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate papers disposed of in concurrence.
The bill to amend section So chapter i1S, Re-
vised Statutes relating to ways was amended
by striking out SO and inserting 80, which en-
ables settlers to renew petition for locating
on road through proprietor's land at the expi-
ration of one instead of two years, as hereto
fore provided, and engrossed.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
land office bill. 4 long discussion followed.
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Ar at Caibarien 18th, barque H Loring Loring

Ar at Caibarien 18th, barque II Lorng, Loring,
Cette.
Ar at Cardenas 14th sch ID Henderson, Hender-
son, New York; Adeliza, Huntey, Demarara.
Sid 14th, schs Cyrus Hall, Hail. North of Hatteras;
Eva Yales, Yates do
aid, Portland.
Ar at Sagua 14th, sch Virginia, Port au Prince
ar at ST John, NIB, 18th inst, brig Stockton Allen,
New Haven, to load for Cuba
IN port sch Cyte, for North side Cuba at Ice for
--latest by Europen steaamersl
Orleans ~ "
Sid I'm Antwerp LIST inst Alaska, Tucker, United
States
Sid FIN Alicante Jan %, Sandy Hook, Barstow. for
Cienfuegos.
Ar at Algoa Bay, CGH, Dec 9th, Lizzie wymau,
Hopkins, Boston.
Sid I'm Cape Town, CGH, Dec 81, barque woodsde,
Montgomery, Portland.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Annie 8 Lily POI tons. built at Cherryfel
1874, was sold by the S Marshal at Boston
inst, for S9750.
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DRY G00Ds. NorIoSs. &c.
Grange Mixture.

THIS valuable Fertilizer i manufactured b5 tba
Old and reliable Patapscl Guan0 To-, of Bal
timorr. under the immediate supervision n the'f
Chemist Dr. g. 4. Litbig. IL was INTRODUCED By
them about three ycars ago 10 meet the ger.rsl
d-mand Tor low priced bat genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. II has proved an entire succe's, and
the d, niand for il has ~ increased that la,t tesr
the sales amounted 20 5000 Tons. II is rich 10
all the elements ct plant life wh ch the science and
at Of man can supply. and contains 10 fand pr
any other vslueless matter. While not containing
So large per cen:age # Ammonia a. most 81 ~
high priced Fci tilizcrs, IL has nearly double Dc
quantity Of Bone Phosphate n Lime IN dccpn-
posed and available form which makes ii more
permanent 10 effect aud consequently oi gT,4igr
value 10 M, farmer than the high priced and high.
Is anmoniated articles. WciEvite farmers weal
and examine The sample we have At our vtfe-
house. WASHINGTON q LiPPlII
Iulv % 1870
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CARD BY MEMBERS OF THE RICHMOND
CORN EXCHANGE.

(ANO III MIN hEihN VIZ AllL AN u t-ND
CORN EXCHANGE.
We. the undersigned, members o. the Corn TX
change, Witnessed the operations ct the Randcll
GRAIN Separator and Grader on different samples
oi as bad mixtures rs could well b. provided; one
being "a general mixture OF about equal parts Of
wheat. oats and corn from the drawers OF the
Corn Exchange This sample was separated it'll
"a. much ease rapjdity and perfection, as the farm
iug mills OF the day plrate chat. Another Sc
Iectsd 90 account ul it, peculiarly foul condition.
being ,prDuted. cheaty aud At least twenty per
cent c1cSle Thus sinpl' was handled at one
running o. cur perfect satisfaction, giving t'ro
grades no the same running; one ialr grade Tor
market aud The other a handsome grade. Consist
iug 81, only the sound and heavy kernels, for seed.
The machine /, NOT mere tanning mill nor a
mere s-pa aJ1t tor fitting grain iursrcd but both,
combining the rapidity OF tar tanning mill with
the perfection ct a separator, which gives II adj
vantage, decidedly important over any cleaner
wy have ever before seen.
Believing the genera use OF this machine will
materially enhance the interest 0t the farmers. by
improving. the price OF their grain. aud largely
increase The Weld per acre. by tn higher and pu-
rr- grade ui seed Il enables thcm 20 get, We cheer
uIly rrcumm nd 10, Introduction.
Signed b. ". ID. TONPkINS BRO,
And others.
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4 woman yeuerates her hustle. II IS not a
mass of uire-warks to her. I. is not an I'M
animate otsc, TO be controlled at viii. NJ.
;. Is e. her a creature having beiag-a Great
ere Of DIS, with a s,ll. Esps5uly is tbis act,
illustrated IN tue drs>,ius-ro7m. Bessie, %
SAYS thc woman % her maid after the ,oie, is
completed. chow does it lo1k?" By "ii" she
Joesuo, mean a G,uoce. ora buckle. ora bow.
hu. her hustle, aud she speaks Of the article
O., "i.' go ha'EjonbJio- way, as though IT,
was one o. those Bind Of ";,s" that have a
s,x-'se babies, bees buss and s1,h things
Bessie" she says again, docs itloug we'.
aud now bow Dies it move when walk this
wsy-FuiD,iug the new style Of chicken
step. J-Jlcs it bob real wei and pretty 81
Ana, being assured TIA, &; is jcs' Ieau'm'.
mpu. she surveys herself 10 the mirror tr q
last glance, a1l ash, Bessie 90 note especially
What it does when size does so- grabbing her
f,ym 90 the vicinity Of tie hip. as jf ab,r, 90
lid herself over a fence 10y main farccl-doc,
3, show Itself or run out at one side. or stick
cu, behind. or what @" Assured again, the
owner q the latest tor,a.e Of fashion leaves
tbe room. steps from the threshold Into tie
s,5ee, wu,,eTiug, 81 DO hope it viii ac, good
to-day halls street car, enters and-tfo,
t9s.: down.
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0LD Newspapersand Old Paper te,,.,.
~ and Rags, wanted, Tor wb,cS .tSPtofoEt
market price, in Cash, viii be paid ~, ne h'gle,
Oct. 10 1872. FREE PRESS @ oT sIs
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PrctI7-s Sent Ere, anil Grprrufssf.-Wc viii
send snail package, by NAL and the larger br
Express. prepay charges, and guarantee their SAT-.
delivery. Pirti,, ordering by Express will please
state it {, convenient O. receive packages by TX
press, and give their nearest Express Office.
Orie- by NunJsr.-It viii, De noticed that the
Flower Seeds are numbered 40 the left OF the
columns of the Catalogue. 70 wr., bee much easier
TOR thnse who order simply O. give the numbers
u. ,he varieties they require. instead ut writing
cut tht names 90 the flowers, 8ad more convenient
O.. Us io tIiu-. orders lu urirring by Number. il
s absolutely necessary O. give iha da'e or year In
which the C3ruH-u. vas Published from which
the order !, taken.
Reliability Of Ne,i,.-Itj Is almost unnecessary,
iu yl.N off che MANY ovid nee, already presented
tl assert the reiab.Iit, col our Seeds. But we can
rr-as>u.e our friend, that Uc have in stock the
largest variety and quantity of exclusively First
Glass Seed, and Bulb, u1a held by any house In
The world.
flor -9 Send N7ucr.-Gy Pos; OUcc Money Or
d.5s. Drafts on New lorS. by Express. ur small
amount, Iu Registered Letters. tn, cost 0l the
L. %. Order, Drafts ur oi Registering Letters sc.
w1y oe deducted from tbe remittance ou orders
amounting Co Two Dollars and upwards sums
I.,, than twu Dollars AMY D.. ,.ut 40 oar risk
without registering. Pleas. s.ud the paw az the
tuc 900 ordering. as We do not Keep any book ac-
count, i1 Che Mani Department OF our business.
Nave DO the heaviest cuisines, iu our line Of
any house 90 the world. Address All cummuaica-
-Ius 90
BGGGSt BROTHER.
Rochester, y. Y, or Chicago, IN.
Nav l3, lo76.
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"A 6iSE CAPITAL aid ASSETS {
MORE THAN S0,OOO.OOO.

I AN prepared to write policies on Dwellings
/ and Contents; Store Houses and Contents
Mills. Factnri. :. and all goud in.urable property
at lowest current rates. Farm Dwellings a
speciality. ! will give my personal attention to
viewing. making diagrams and furnishing such
other Dccded Information To all parties desiring
t. insure. Nv customers will be furnished from
tine t. time. Bluttcrs, calendars as well as
printed matter. showing the conditions Of the
Companies ia which they are insured.
have given my constant attention 20 the In
surancc business for the past Fix years, and being
50 generally known throughout the County. do
not think IL necessary 70 give references. Par
ties IN, urng with me NAV rest assured that their
policies will be properly written. and that time
~ notice will b. given them a. TO date Of axpira
iion. Nv residence will be at Charlestown after
April the irsi lS76-until that time. ] will visit
Chare,town every Tuesday q Friday. or any
addressed 10 me at Wevert0n,
Nd. will receive my attention.
Very Respectfully,
K. 4. ALEXANDER,
General Insurance Agent.
December %. IST5-ly.
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CuAp1EsrowS, Jrrr. Co. W. Va,

June -, 1910.
NJ. j. F. RhNsoS Agent FOR kaudel's Grain
Separator,
Sir: 90 y,d o. my mill your Separator on
exhibition az Duke \ Gallahers. and cleaned over
two hundred bushels OF screenings and hith which
had passed through the machinery o. the MILL
Cookie, kye and Garlic that my screens would not
remove we're easily separated b, your separator ;
leaving noe over one hundred bushels OF wheat
thatI made Family Flour OF.
Asa Glover and Timothy seed Cleaner il is I'M
surpassed operating the two seeds readily and
Citauiv.
/ chtcrfuIlv recommend il O. tn Farmers %
Jefferson aud Berkeley as the most cpmPlcts Fan
or Separator that ba, ever been offered in this
market Respectfully.
rSiyned1 JOHN J. LOCK.
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TEST RYFARMER wAELNG.

Thanks 20 the publi alton of members Of the
Corn Exchange Tor calling my attention 70 the
Kaud.i Separator. | have been o. soc 10 operate.
10 meet, great necessity. ! shah have one at
once. Notwithstanding I have the Montgomery
the bes, Tanning Mill know off, With the
Montgomery I cant clean my grain suitably tor
marNet. much less tor seed With the Rand'r
Separator, oae has perfect control aud can act ii
sU as O. clean ms grain So. Tor ket or per
iectly pure for seed al bis option, which renders II
SD valuable 90 the farmer that no grain grove;
can Afford o. Do without it, no matter what other
tanning mil. De may have.
W L. WARING,
Elk Island Cumberland county, Va.
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TIE Old Family Journal.
VARIETY.
Didn't Stand the Test.

s Young nan read IN the Ledger few days
az, tjat it yoa wanted to 6ai ont If the wo-
mla you bal selected for yoar future spouse
hsia s3al temper yon oush; 70 take occasion
q step on her dress. or snap ths sticks Of her
far, OF 90 some other way annoy or djsc0mpose
her. "IG sail the great authority who pre-
sided over the column Il alvicc, "if she be-
trays no sign of i'l-teuper she will prove
mal-l wife Accordingly the young man
seizel au opportunity when his sweetheart
was iisgeJ 10 Der most killing array TO step
90 lor trail, and pulled out about three yards
Of gathers with a rip Ike a peal Of thunder,
exposing ab9u, tbree-qlarters Of the frame
-7rk iba, makes her dress stick ont behind.
Bur. instead Of meeting lie accident with
r.rle,l cquaajmity, She turned round and nb-
b,l her plrlsal 10 bis eye, called him ank
headed lerer, aud asked hin Ehy he didn't
wear lis ieet sideways. he Expresses him-
self as thankful ,Lat be didn't marry Jhe
atl before 6alinc cat vha; sort Of temper
81 hai. bu, tie doctor dlcsnt think bis eye
MI grow on, again Chicago Tribune
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Change of Location.
w OOlen Goods.


rENHE undersigned respectfully Informs his for
mer customers and the public generally that
q Ii
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Painta or. Glass.

7 EWGS' Lead yarnishes. Brushes and all goods
4 belonging u the trade. for sale hy
Apr. 10. rs. JAS. LAW. HOOFF 4 co.
| HAVE on hand and will Keep in stock the Pat
4 ent Chemical Paints-pr,p4red Tor immediate
use for inside or outside work
Apr. 10. rs. JAS. LAW. HOOFF & co.
COMBINATION Hsme-Strap,. Vacuum Oil
\ for harness, Cotton Back Bands Trace. for
sale bv JAS. LAW. HUOFF eco.
April 10. 1873.
GARDEN Trowels. Forks. Hoes. Rakes. Shades
and Lines. Tor sale by
Apr. 10. rs. JAS. LAW. HOOFF SEQ.
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GOODS
NEVER were CHE Pc

I HAVE now in store and would respectfully ask
/ an inspection OF my Spring Stock purchased
al time heu the market wI, most favorable for
the buyer.
Many Domestic Goods were bought at less than
they cost 60 manufacture them.
A full line Of Notions, embracing many OF the
uovelti,sot III season.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES. Whit, Linen Duck. White Vest
ing, Linen and Cotton Gods ,or Men aud Boys
wear
Considerable addition has been made 20 my
stock of Shoes in good good. warranted to give
salts action.
supply OF GROCERIES constantly on hand.
DAVID HOWELL.
NJ - 1879