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Dr.. kAUFFMAN'S
Sup h ur Bitttrs
ARE PREPARED ONLY BY
A. P. 0ROWAY & CO., CHEMISTS
Sole Proprietors for U. n. and Cansdas.
Lawrence, Mass.
marl3TuTh&S&w1y
PATENTS.
r.. H. EDDY.

No. 70 state ST., opposite KiIby, Boston
Secures Patents In the United States; also In Grea
Britain, France and other foreign countries. COpe
of the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded Mt Washington
No Agency in the United States superior ia.
citities for obtaining Patents ascerfGining the
DafenfoJiify Of iarenfions.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable and
succesynt practitioners with whom have had ON.
cial intercourse.
CHAs MASON, Commissioner Of Patents.
"Tnventors cannot employ person more trustwor
thy or more capable of securing for them an early
and favorable consideration Mt the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents.'
Boston, October 10, 1870.
X. ". EDDY, Eso.,-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in 1870 my first patent. Since then you have
ted for and advised me in hundreds Of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies In New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
You almost the whole Of my business, In your line
and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. January ]. 1880. 1vM
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NEW YORK, January 20.
Money easy at 4 40 call and closed at Z. Prime
Mercantile paper sss.. Exchange 4 higher, -
Tor long. and ri for short Governments quiet but
generally frm- In State bonds North Carolina first
and second class 6s sold at :. Railroad bonds orm
Stock marke. opened the advance l12 the latter
American Union, and Chicago & Alton, and subse-
Quenty rose al4 at the first board speculation then
became depressed and = decline of to was record.
ed. American Union. Union Pacific. Northwest, and
Western Union leading the downward movement.
During the afternoon the market became strong. and
under the leadership of Rock Island prices advanced
10 II, Union Pacific. Northwest and st. Paul being
also prominent in the improvement. In late deal
ings there q reaction of in the general list.
Transactions. $4,000 shares.
Closing bids:
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fishing News.

GLOUCESTER, January 20. The fishing
season opens early. Fleet absent in the
Georges-S3 vessels and 9l3 men. This is
the first fleet of the season. and they have
had good weather. The Bank halibut fleet
are beginning to come in. three arrivals hav-
ing been reported the past week with $4,000
pounds. which sold ut II to II cts. for white
and to l0i cts. for gray. The trade SHOWS
considerable improvement, some 1000 bbls.
of mackerel having changed hands during
the past ten days. leaving but few in first
hands Goldfish in moderate stock and fair
trade.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Capt. James Quinn, for several years an
efficient member of the old fire department
of Boston, and since 1869 captain in the
police force, died Wednesday forenoon.
The annual meeting Of the Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanic Association was held in
Boston Wednesday evening. Josia. b.
Richardson, the expelled member, was al
lowed to make brief statement of bis case.
and charged that he had been unfairly
treated by some of the members.
There was an impression that several gen.
tlemen of the democratic persuasion who left
Maine after the failure of the Garcelon plot
were forced to retire for other reasons than
the rigors Of the law which permits the i'm
pTisonmeDt of poor debtors. Governor Plais-
ted. however, should know best Boston
Journal
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NEW YORK.
Injunction Granted.

New YORK. January 20. Rufus Hatch
this morning obtained an injunction restrain
ing the telegraph companies from entering
into any agreement of consolidation and from
increasing capital stock and other matters.
Geo. II. Palmer and \. c. kenney signed
the undertaking on the injunction in the sum
OF So 900. Up to 3 o'clock no papers had
been served upon any officers of the tele-
graph companies. Western Union officers
state that before the directors took action
they had received what they deemed the best
legal advice. and did not have much faith in
points raised by opposition parties.
VitroiI Throwing.
George Dussell, refused by Mrs. Revers
last night to become her husband. threw
vitroil in her face and also upon Mr..
and Mrs. Holmes, who attempted to protect
Mrs. Revers. All are badly burned and dis
figured for life. Mrs. Revers WAS already
married, but separated from her husband,
Dussell fed and has not been captured.
The Whitaker Trial.
The court martial for the trial of the col
ored cadet, Whitaker. commenced here to-
day. with Gen. Miles presidents Major
Gardner Judge advocate. Daniel II. Cham
berlain. Ex-Governor of South Carolina and
Prof Greener of Harvard University con-
Quoted the defence. The charges were the
same as at the previous trial with the addi-
ton of further charges of perjury in that he
falsely swore to these facts before the court
of inquiry held at West Point in April. 1850.
Mr. Chamberlain desired that Col. Lugen-
bein be sworn to ascertain if any legal OBJ
jections be proved against his serving on the
court martial. After examination no objec-
ton was made. The members of the court
were then sworn. The counsel on both sides
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VERMONT.
American Dairymen's Association.

RrrLAxp. January 20 The annual meet
ing of the American Dairymens Association
TODAY. elected the following officers -
Presidcnt-E. ID. Pearcc. Providence. Vice
Presideuts-Peter Cou!ts. California; J. l..
Gibbs, Canada; J. +. Converse, New York !;
Alonzo Libby Maine; Chester liazen, Wis
consin. Executive Committees. W. Wells,
Connecticut: c. I'll. HAYES, New Hampshire;
Herbert Merriam, Massachusetts; c. NJ.
Winslow. Vermont; F. c. fearey. New
Jersey. Secretary. ID. w. French of
Boston. Treasurer. f. Brown. Provi-
npncp
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MISSOURI.
Opposition TO Consolidation ofTeiegraph
Companies.

ST LOUIS JAR uary %. Members of the
Cotton Exchange held a meeting this after
noon mt which the consolidation of telegraph
companies was discussed. A resolution was
adopted for the appointment OF a committee
of three to confer with the New York Cotton
Exchange, with a view to having Geographic
service performed by company so organized
as to prevent its being absorbed by or com
solidated with any other company. reso-
luton favoring government control of the
telegraph lines of the country was defeated.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. January 20.
FLOUR - Western spring, sf25ae5.75. Min
nesota, &4f0as7-75. Winter wheafs, e5O0a e. q
wHEAT-Fairly active and shade higher. No. 2
Red Winter eool; NO. =, Chicago spring. cs.h
81; February. ST. March. 99i as9i. NAY, 1881
81: March, Al. OATs-In good demand and shade
higher. Cash. 81 February: 81; May. ssl, Rye
Fairly active and shade higher; Cash. l3.3s; Feb
ruxry. l3-3zl; March, i347I. LAkD-Fairly active
and . shade higher; Cash, SSH; February. $50;
changed; Shoulders. 4.1s; Short eless. 40; Short
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-21

KENSEBEC TOUyTT.-f PROBATE Court held at
Angusfa, on the second Monday Of January, 1851.
r W. PATTERSON. Administrator on the estate
- Of Betsey y. Nash, late Of West Gardiner, In
said county, deceased, having presented bis first
account OF administration of said estate for allow.
ance;
Ordered, That notice thereof be given three weeks
successfully prior to the second Monday Of February
next, in the Kennebec Journal, . newpaper
printed in Augusta that all persons interested may
attend At Probate Court then to be held ct Augus-
t., and show cause. II any, why the same should mot
be allowed.
EMERY O. BEAN, Judge.
Attest Howard OwKx, Register. SWS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-21

rs.s than four weeks ago Hon. P. o. Wick
-, decided that the pressure of his bust
ns.s demanded the erection OF wing to the
.,u,beast corner of his Publishing house. He
:, once made his plans, secured the necessa-
- building materials and Placed the job in
,b. hands of competent man. Next Monday
.,e addition will be taken possession of and
and for business, having been put up in
.hout the shortest time on record.
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Sulphur Bitters

Contains all the blood cleansing properties of Sui.
phur so skfullv combined with the virtues of many
healing roots and herbs as TO produce n powerful
excellence. If you ARE TIRED with little effort.
suffer from loss of strength, pains. foul coated
tongue, your skin covered With pmples, your vitated
blood loaded with foul humors bursting through the
skin in pimplcs, blotches and sores. SULPHUR
BlrTERS is just what you need; II will give you
clear skin, sweet breath, cleanse Your blood, give
health and comfort, as thousands can testify
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what They'll Do.

Did YOU ever know or hear of case OF
INDIGESTION. weakness of the stomach, mac
ton of the liver, that the Peoples Favorite
Tonic Bitters would not cure? 1t is remark,
able what success this remedy has as a BLOOD
purifier. Large numbers can testify TO It's
e'"e janlst&wlw
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BEWARE OF
FRAUDS, cul|y!Esss!!' AND INVITATIONS,

So-caed Elixrs, Extracts, etc.
The Great Fame OF Dr. kauffman's Sui.
phur Bitters
has excited greedy wrotcbes who have made worth
less limitations. These pirates clearly intend TO
flourish by stealing whole y part Of the name OF
of our justly celebrated medicine. We will bc
grateful to any one who will inform us when these
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Miscellaneous.
WEATHER REPORT.


indications for the Next n Hours.
War Dept, Office Chef Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., January 2l.-l a. m.
For the New England and Middle States,
increasing cloudiness, with rain or snow.
winds shifting to northeast and southeast,
falling barometer and slight rise in tenn
perature. Cautionary, Woods Hole and
Boston, section eight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-21

Governor Plaisted yesterday nominated
the following Justices of the Peace. If ap-
proyed they will take effect February LIST
.Tohn Bennett, Parsonsfield; Augustus IL.
Walker, Lowell; Frederick A. Quinby,
Portland Frederick w. Guptill, Saco; AL
bert Lord Eliot: Paul C. Pinkham, Free
mort; John +. Dow, Portland; Edwin A..
Barton, Saco: Carroll f. Pillsbury, Win
throp; Fred S. Walls. Vinalhaven; James
II. Burgess, Corinna Frank Buck, Orland !;
John H. Brimmer, Ellsworth; Oliver p.
Braadon Sullivan; James Timothy, Oak
field Pr; Joseph C.. Smith, Bridgewater :;
Joseph \. Linscott, Pennington; John Z.
Libby. Carthage; Joseph G. Holman, Farm
ingion; ira G. Hersey, Linneus; Svlvanus
$. Hall, East Machias; Henry l..
Gooch, East Machias; John 2. Danworth,
lIoulton: Geo. A. =. Bryant, Moro Planta
ton; VIM. w. Mclaughlin. Pembroke !;
Frank VI. York. Caribou; Francis z. Orr,
Harpswcll, Frank l.. TruHdy, Frankfort !;
George Gilbert Brewer. Waldoboro; Joel p.
Houston, Damariscotta. The Governor also
nominated William II. Mitigate of Biddeford
Taidermist, and Harold NJ. PIaisted of
Bangor, Messenger to the Governor and
Council.
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No Choice for Senator il
Gen. Garfeld's Cabinet.

New YORK, January 20. \ Washington
special to the Herald, says that G. w.
Nichols, recently acting private secretary to
Gen. Garfield, has arrived from Mentor, and
emphatically states that Gen. Garfield has
not decided upon any member of his Cabinet
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POLITICAL.
Pennsyivania's Senator Not Yet Elected.

HARRI>BuRG, Pa, January 20. The third
joint ballot for United States Senator, to-
day, by the legislature, was without election.
The fourth ballot for Senator took place with
the same result. Adjourned till tomorrow
No Choice for Senator in Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 20. The fifth
and sixth joint ballots for Senator took place
without result. Recess till afternoon.
The eleventh ballot taken without re-
suit
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A CARD.

People that read the Journal are usually oensnea
~, and visl, to inform readers OF good places
to purchase Provision &C., WIN. =. flns'c =. :
CO.., Drags &C., Bowditeh' Webster -.
ne~es and shoes, L. p. 8crseys
~. neni. Hunaingtsn. sovHfeo"
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BY GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.
Especial Dispatch to Daily kennebec Journal
The J. &. Farr Trial.

ne dII 1Ildts
PORTLAND, January 20. The trial of the
case of State VS.. John 6. Farr. charged with
the murder of his wife in September last,
closed in the Superior Court at Portland, to-
day. Arguments were made by Harrison g.
Sleeper for the respondent, and Attorney
General Cleaves for the State. The case has
been closely contested. The jury found the
prisoner guilty of murder in the first degree.
Railroad shop Burned.
NORWAY, January 20. The railroad ma
chine shop at South Paris was burned at
midnight "Wednesday Tie machinery, en-
CINE and tools are a total loss. Cause I'M
known; insured.
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The invalid's hope and strength beyond al
other remedies is Malt Bitters
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From ~ Leading Maine Whole
sale Drug House.

TOKTLANl, Me-, Fed. rs lSSU.
A. +. Ordway Co, Gents: Please ship us ten
gro' -, sulphur Iitters. Immediately. We all out
again; they taking the front rank in Maine. Re-
spectfully, PARSONS, BANGS Il co.
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13tfD.

In Durham, Jan. II, Gilbert Peace aged 90 years.
In Wales, Jan. Is, Lillian Gertrude. daughter of
w. c. and Georgiana \. Bailey, of Sidney, aged 4
months and days.
In Sidney. JAN 90 Thomas Reynolds, aged s. years
and months.
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The House Committee on Elections had
under consideration yesterday afternoon, the
Ease of John Polleys of Barring, VS.. Joel Foss
=, Danforth. On the face of the returns
N, Foss. the democratic candidate for
representative, had majority of eight. Depo-
.;tions we're produced from men living in the
Ja.. of towns, to the effect that twelve
ILLEGAL votes were cast and counted for the
damocratic nominee. Mr.. Foss claimed that
the dispositions were taken at Calais, and that
he was unable to be present at the time; that
surteen democratic votes were lost to him
in the town Of Talmadge owing to an in
,ormality in the returns. The committee
then adjourned until the first Thursday in
bruary, in order to give Mr.. Foss oppor-
tunity to produce rebutting testimony.
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THE TOURISTS
In a Pullman Palace Car.

As an evidence of the great attractveness of the
organization, and its superiority over all similar
entertainments, the managers beg to state the
TOURISTS PLAYED NINETY performances in New
York. TOURISTS played FORTY-TfiREE per:
iormances in Philadelphia. TOURISTS played
EIGlITY-TlIREE performances in Boston.
Popular Prices-ej. I'D and :s:5 Cents.
Tickets at American Express Co.'S office four days
in advance. JanlWd
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Affairs in Ireland.

Inc announcement Is confirmed that the
majority of the Duke of Richmond's conser-
vative commission on agricultural depreS-
sion in the part of its report dealing with
Ireland recommended a scheme of emigra-
ton; also one of immigration from over
peopled districts, plan for reclamation of
waste lands and court of arbitration for fin
ing rents. The minority, which includes
Caringford, Stanstield and Cowan, recon-
mends the adoption of the 'sThree Fs." The
commission generally approves modified
form of peasant proprietary.
When the debate on the address was re-
sumed tonight Mr.. Rogers pointed out the
inequality; of Dawson's amendment PRAYING
for the assimilation of English and Irish
franchise. The amendment was then with
drawn but brought up by Mr.. Sexton in an
other form and rejected-3s to PA
Mr.. Oklev, Home Ruler, moved a further
amendment. asking the Queen to guarantee
the Irish people their rights. A debate fol-
lowed. mt the close of which Mr.. Oklev's
amendment was rejected by vote of "a to
2l3, and the address was adopted
The Greek Question.
In Commons, Sir Charles Dixie, under
foreign secretary, stated this evening that the
powers were still in active communication
with view of insuring a pacific settlement
of the Greek question, and that the proposed
arbitration had been abandoned
Boiler Explosion.
A boiler exploded Wednesday night in
Graham's wooden factory. The building was
leveled. Eleven persons were killed and
sixteen seriously injured. Several Of the in
Jured are not expected TO recover.
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II has Saved Hundreds OF Lives,
Ii May Save Yours

1t is The Safest Purcst and Rest Medicine
made. II YOU are ailiDg, get bottle this day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Storm in England.

LONDON. January 20. With the partial
restoration of telegraph wires Frustrated by
the storm in England, instances of persons
being overwhelmed by snow, and frozen to
death, are reported from various districts
Railway trains, in some eases, had to be
abandoned in the snow-drifts. where only the
smoke-stack of the engine was visible.
The damage to Dover pier amounts to
$4,000. Solid masses of concrete were
scooped out by the waves, and stones weigh
ing more than ton. were washed away. The
pier at the sound end on the Thames. oppo-
site the mouth of the Mersey, was carried
away by the ice. A boat aiding in the rescue
of persons on the pier, was swamped. and
eight were drowned. The weather is fine,
but cold
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FIRES.
At Milford. n. H.-LOss 100000.

MILFORD, y. H.. January 20. Fire broke
out in Wilton. y. H.. at = \. NJ. which de-
stroyed thirteen stores, banks and offices.
Total loss SEQ. 900; insurance $4,000. The
following were tine principal losers; c. l..
Tarbel. $1,000; 4. L. Moody, 5000; David
Whiting & Son, $1,000: G. w. Wallace,
clothing. $500: T. I. kent's saloon. 5000;
Wilton Savings Bank. $1,000: Henry Trevtt.
druggist. $500: :. NJ. Smith. millinery.
5000: Alfred F.. Jaques, store and post
master. $1,000.
Miscellaneous.
Fire Wednesday morning in the lumber
ward of Peck K Son. at Michigan City. Ind,
destroyed s7G.0 worth of property. Wilson,
Martin & Co. lose $4,000.
Hamiltons book store and Knowles drug
store at Deadwood, were burned, and Wer-
theimer's dry goods store were damaged by
fire. Wednesday. Total loss. 1888, 900
Hodenbale cotton mills at Washington, are
burned. Loss $4,000.
The house of Nathan c. Peters at Chester,
Conn. was burned Thursday morning and
Mr.. Peters was burned to death.
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MASONIC BALL.
GRANITE HALL,
Monday Evening, January Oath

Messrs. Thaver, Smith 4 MoultOn take pleasure in
announcing JOHN Z. SMITH & W. 4. MESTAY-
ER'S World Famed Comedy and Musical Company
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INTERIOR WATERS.

Committee on Railroads met in their room
and transacted considerable preliminary bus
mess. The petition to incorporate the Port
land and Rochester X. r., was considered
and public hearing assigned for next Tues
day. The petition to amend the charter of
the AroostoOk River r. r., was also consid-
cred, and Thursday, January 9th, designa-
led for hearing. The petition to revise the
charter of the Brownville and Sebec X. r.,
was assigned for hearing the same day.
Petition for the amendment of the Penobscot
Il. r.. was received, and hearing assigned
for Tuesday, February lst.
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COMMITTEES on AGRICULTURE.

Petition for bounty on bears. Tabled.
Petition for renewal of law relating to ma
licious dogs. Petitioners granted hearing
next Thursday.
Petitions in relation to bounty on foxes,
hawks, and squirrels. Petitioners have leave
to withdraw.
Hon. f. w. StetsOn of DamariscOtta ap-
peared before this committee on behalf of the
Board of Agriculture. and asked that a sta
ton be established and a chemist appointed
by the State to analyze all commercial fertil-
izers Offered for sale In this State. Voted
to allow the Board to bring in bill.
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New York NtOck Market.
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 30
The following the closing official prices Of min
ing stocks 10 tar
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-23

G. DRE WEIR & Go.
q Fl Q TIT h @ Q arxo
oFsTHE AMERICAN
BARK "lEDwARD May"
JOHNSON, MASTER,
Just Arrived from Boston,
CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS.
Steam, Cumberland and Stove Coal,
Kerosene Oil, Electric" Brand.
Kerosene OIL" Brewers Best" 1909 Test
q ~ r. Il M n t q Ii G -.
Eastern Pine Barrel Shocks,
Oars "Copper tipped" Resin,
Pitch, Tar, Fire Clay, Plaster Paris,
Ice Refrigcrators various sizes,
BARRELS EXTRA MESS BEEF,
Pick and Axe Handles.
Pamber Buckets,
MULE CARTS, Heavy and Light,
Farmers Boilers, for Plantation use;
Ar Invoice at Cut Nails, assorted;
Ame, Shoye!s, Hunts Axes and Aatche,s
NwELL SELECTED
Stock Of Choice Groceries
Lewis Tomatoes, Gases Sausage Meat.
Green Corn Succoiash,
Ghcikihs, aud 4. ssl.
Boston Baked Beans, Corn Starch.
Tomato and Mock Turtle Scum.
Sandwich Ham and Tongue,
IRISH Stew, iariic"t OF Mutton.
siewed Calves Head, Dairy Salt,
Or Barrels Family Pork.
Cases Lard. lib tins, full weight
Boston Crushed Sugar.
1so~t aoarca.,
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES |
Iron Safes, Yellow Metal and Nails.
Manila Cordage, New Bedford make.
Whi'ewood, States, Rosendale Cement.
An Invoice of Carriages,
COMPRISING SOME OF.
The Lateat styles
ANDOF NOTED nAsUsACgUkExs.
Basket Phaetons, cabslolsts. |
Minetal Paint,
Csustic Soda,
Rubber Packing,
Sheathng Felt
Grindstonss.
Sugar aud Coal Bags,
Portland Cement.
The above Goods Will BE- eGsssd fos sale to asnvs
UPON RgAsoWAOLg vgNaao.
10 ! q. oAGWeo 60
Extra Nsss ~
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