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BY TELEGRAPH.
A Murderer Lynched.

DENVER, April 13-A Durango special says
early on the morning of the 10th Charles Nor
man of Leadville, stage driver, with two
companions, entered the theatre and gambling
house. Norman drew a revolver as he en-
tered, and, with an oath, fired twice, killing
Polk Prindle, peaceable citizen and a stran-
the arm, and fled, but was overtaRen and
jailed. Late at night the vigilantes took the
prisoner from the Jail and hung him to tree
in the presence of several hundred citizens
Notice was given that it would be death to
the man who should cut him down before
morning.
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European Markets.
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BY T0legraph.}
LONDON, April 13.-American .securities-United
States bonds. As, 11719; 5s, 1O4A, ex-coup.
LIVERPOOL, April 1912. SOP .M.-Cotton m.l ket
EASIER Middling uplands at Lied; Orleans 61sd;
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 1000;
futures weak.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
GERS.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, April IL. by Rev. j. NJ Lowden, Chas.
5. Fairfield and Miss Josephine H. Radford, both of
Portland.
In this city, April IL. by Rev C. j. Clark Michael
M: Lynch and Miss Lucy NJ. Flagg. both of Portland
In Richmond. April s, W. A. Bibber and Miss Ad-
die M. Cate
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Municipal Elections.

AS.BANy, N. Y, April 13-Tha Democrats
yesterday elected % out of SO supervisors. The
Democratic majority on justice was 1852. The
Republicans did not make much more than
half their usual showing in the vote, owing
mostly to local discussions.
RAILWAY, N j., April bat the election
mayor.
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The trade for Beef Cattle has been active during
the past week, but as the supply has been large
prices of last week have not been sustained espec-
tally for extra grades.
Mich Cows-Extra Cows $50@$7o; ordinary $50
@$48; springers $1S@$55 P head. There were not
50 many Mich Cows in marked as has been of late.
Store Cattle-With the exception of Working
Oxen and Mich Cows there is not any call for Store
Cattle at present.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West cost
landed at Brighton from 61s@71ac " fb for Sheep
and 7t9Sc y fb for Lambs, mostly owned by butch
ers.
Swine Fat Hogs ga to 7c u fb live weight.
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California Mining stocks.
Brighton Cattle Market.

For the weekending Wednesday, April Is.
Amount of stock at market 1882; Sheep and
Cattle 1884; Eastern Cettl 1873 Itch Cows and
Northern Cattle 215
Prices Of Beef Cattle p 100 ID, live weight-Ex-
6 25:second quality at OO@5 62ia: third quality
371a@4 871s; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls. &C., 5O@4 %.
Brighton Hides at &c " ID; Brighton Tallow 20
Sc % fb.
Country Hides at 7c p fb; Country Tallow AZ
41ac ~ fb.
Calf Skins at 12Hsc % ib; Northern Sheep and
Lamb Skins at 25@1 rs each Western do 50@
2 25.
Working Oxen-There was fair supply in mark
ct and good demand. We quote sales of
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, April ID.
The following quotation of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
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NEW YORK. April 13-Evening Money market
easy at 1906 Oh call, closing at A. prime mercantile
paper at 5@6. Sterling Exchange steady at 4.81
for long and 4.83 for short. Governments general
ly firm and " higher for 41as and As. State bonds
less active. Railroad bonds in light demand The
stock market closed firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 36S, 602 shares.
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DEATHS

In this city, April II, Mrs. Pamela Cole aged 70
years.
In Falmouth, April 8, Mrs. Esther Cole, aged 81
years 10 months.
and Bridget Siteman, aged years. Lowell (Mass)
papers please copy.
In Naples April IL, Mrs. Virginia E., wife of Hi.
ram G. Lord, and daughter of Enoch Cannon, aged
% years months.
In standish. April z, Charles W. Thomes, aged
80 years.
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GALvESTON-Cld 9th, ship Southern Chief, Hig-
gins, Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar Sth, sch Silver Wing Mer-
ry Minatitlan.
SAvANNAH-Sld 9Th, sch b W Morse, Deve-
reux, Bath.
Sid 18th, ship Jane Fish, for Reval.
ST MARYs, GA-Cld 7th, barque Thos Fletcher,
Harding, Rio Janeiro.
NORFOLK-Ar 18th, brig Clarabelle, Coggns,
Boston.
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, sch S Tyron, Nicker-
son. Kennebec.
AR 18th, schs H Odiorne, Crowell, and Frank
Harrington, Kent, Boston.
Ar 13th. sch Maggie M Rivers. Rivers, Fort Spain.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th. sch Nellie Terrell,
Scnll. Portland.
Ar 18th. schs Emma McAdam, Young, Calais;
s Sawin. Rich, Boothbay; VIM II Rowe, Morgan,
Portland.
Cid 18th, sch Leaning, Doughty, Portland.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 18th, sch NJ Mar
rott Reed. Boethbay; Matte Holmes, Geo E Pres
colt, and George d Loud, -.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, schs VIM H Jones, Falk-
ingham. Fernandina; M b Mahoney, Pickett. Vinal-
haven; Lizzie Cochrane, Hopkins, Bangor; Charles
Upton, Kief, Ellsworth; H Blackman. Quincy, st
George; Manitou, Hamilton, Vinalhaven for Wash
ington; Yreka, Drisko. Jonesport.
Ar 18th, Uarqu s David Babcock, Cocord, Sagua;
Addle sleeper, Sleeper, Savannah; schs M Saw
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xeceips. .f Maine Ceu,r.,,


'-ft PORTLAND. April ~.
fos Portland 40 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 70 cars miscellaneous usar
chandisa
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange) corner of Middle and Elk
change streets:
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Special Notice.
If YOU HAVE NOT; GO DO 1T!

Take Look in
TODD's HAIR DRESSING ROOM,
j. M. is himself again. attending right to business,
with shop improved; and as good workmen as can
be had.
Opposite the Post Office.
April IS, 1881. sn apr13d1w
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By water ccnveyance-l000 bush Cora. ua,,a. u, q
" True A 90
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DOMESTIC POx'ps.

Ar at Liverpool, Ms, 6th schs S Lane. McFar-
land, Portland; M Wonson, Campbell, Boothbay.
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MEMO ANDA
EISHE RMEN.

Barque Esther, Benjamin. at Boston from Carde-
nas reports, after leaving port experienced heavy
gales for ten days; shifted cargo and damaged YES
sci lightly.
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FOREIGN.

Another Arrest Under the Coer-
cion Act.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, April 13-[Reported for the Pressl.-Th,
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
ia md rlxra,a Mo-
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
-ARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, April 1a.
Arrived.
Sch Edmund. (Br) Barnes. Halifax, Ns-coal to
q 7 Ingraham.
Sch Ralph K Grant. Grant, Observation-Disclosures to
Sch Railroad Webster, Castine.
Sch Chaparel, Teel, St George.
Sch Active, -, Millbridge for Boston.
Sch Maggie Elton. Littlejohn, Kennebec for New
York.
Sch Clinton, Rice, Cranberry Islos.
Cleared.
Sch Leontine Clark Northumberland g. Tabor,
Schs VIM Franklin. Davis, and w Reed ,Stinson,
Bangor-S W Thaxter.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
wISCASSET. April TAR, schs L A Burnham
Howes Portland; Ganges, Leach, Bath.
April 12-Ar schs Boxer, Lewis, and Matilda
Coffin, Boston; Isabella, Foster. do.
ERoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 18th, steamers Newport, and
City of Alexandra. from Havana; ship Cora. from
Hong Kong; sch Victor Puig, Bernard Maracaibo:
Ar at Greenock 18th inst, ship Scotia, Oliver, I'm
New Orleans.
Ar at Cienfuegos LIST, brig Mary E Pennell, Aspin-
Eben Fisher, Boston; 4th. brig Atalaya, New York
sch Ariadne, Philadelphia.
Sid 3Oth, sch M Colder, Hodgdcn, Boston, I'd,
briggs Eugenia and Sparkling Water, North of Hat
teras Harry Stewart, do.
Ar at Cardenas 7th, schs Kate Wentworth, New
York; 1st, barQue caro-. Gray, Phlladelph1a; 9th,
brig Mama Portland: sch Clara Leavitt, Lombord,
Boston; brig Ada White. i; sch Eva May, (and
cid for Matanzas; Geo K Hatch, -.
Cid I'd. barque Augustine Kobbe North of Hat
teras; It'll. brig Josefa, do; schs Canton, Henley;
Grace Bradley Hopper; j D Robinson Glover, and
Mary Helen, Crocker, North of Hatteras.
Ar at Matanzas I'd, schs S M Bird. and Theresa A
Keen, -; 9Th, barque Minnie Hunter, Lathwaite,
Portland; sch Mary Long, Hardy, do; barque
Benny Doom Cole. do.
Sid 3d. brig Addie Hale, North of Hatteras; 9Th,
barque Nellie Brett, Savin, do.
Ar at Sagua 30th, barQue Halcyon, Dickinson,
st Jago; 1st inst. brig Fidelia,- :; 4th brig Eta
Whitmore, Wright, Port Elizabeth; Mary Gibbs, I'm
Barbados.
Sid 3D. barque | eventer, vesper. North of Hat
terrs.
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to say that by representative men negotiations
were opened with the Senator from Virginia
by which certain officers and the re-organiza-
ton OF committees would be given to him or
put in his control if he would vote with this
side of the chamber. Am / right?
Mr.. DaweS-No. say that it was attempted
ON the other side to negotiate with the Senator
from Virginia and to ascertain from him what
his wishes were in connection with that side
and what would be most agreeable to him, and
l think there are persons within the sound OF
my voice who will recognize what now say
when say that he was informed that the
Democratic party had got sick of bourbonism
in Virginia and was DESTROYS of Joining with
him in this new departure.
Mr.. PendletOn-So far as L know I believe,
the information given to the Senator is abb
solutely false.
Mr.. Dawes continuing said the Senator from
Virginia had taken his stand himself. He
had taken it deliberately. He had asked no
questions and made no terms. He had made
no negotiations and received no committees
No man from the Republican side had gone to
him and asked him, "What offices do you
want?" No, without conference, determining
himself where his great work lay, he resolved
on the accomplishment of it and on availing
himself of all the means within his reach for its
accomplishment With clear sighted COM
prehension of the conflict of political forces in
this country he had taken the only position
open to him and the batteries that had been
ment and chagrn and failure.
But the debate had to-day been opened on a
new plan. The Democratic party was invited
to say to the country that though it might be
in the minority in this chamber it would
dictate what things should be done and what
things should not be done, The majority in
this country must command and all offers Of
the Senator from Ohio sank into an abyss
bottomless and destructive when he said, '.but
this and that we will not permit you to do
This was a fight in which there could be nc
compromise without destruction and he who
would yield hair of the omnipotent will Of
the majority as it spoke through the constitu
| ton and laws of the land was traitor to hi
country. applause in the galleries)
| Mr.. Harris-Does not the Senator know
| when he speaks about majorities that withou
the aid of this side of the chamber the 80 Sen
ators on that side are utterly powerless unde
the &c, constitution to perform any act which li
land2 You have no quorum.
| Mr.. DaweS-Does the Senator mean that b.
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the - - u The Lenten season is generally
in e..s.-s season Of social enjoyments
r,,,s 1lA''e NE all the world over, and the
r. n'''is good in Tallahassee a. elsewhere.
Hfs' noticeable event to mark the con-
a. .sn' Of the festivities which usually fbll0w
-. ''iAtEe period, occurred en- WedDesaax Is,
'He residence of Colonel r. II. Gamble. h the
- :, most enjoyable evening Of parker
s. --'lcai'' gotten up and conducted bv hin
-'aing and talented daughters, and witae.sed
-fge company Of delighted and apureci.-
s.a. ae handsome double psrlon were brilliantly
a. anu supplied with comfortable seats
occupying the whole Of the Aied q
n' and being richly and tastefhiIy AaEn-
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\ Patriotic Citizen.

ue-e' 'L"re is IL church festival or any
"i!isr i.la' b. eaieGiainment given by the ladies
-of tea'' eai purposes, the committee of ar
n-.--ei..,-'r 4.Hags call on Mr. A s. Minis for
-aa -l ~ yt ~ tables. seats, &c, and lumber
'r TIE SAME sa-' have never applied in vain for
--s As-.s'a1 e. WHICH is always given cheerfnlly
.ia s'' naturally. III marked contrast to the
'sae'41ce -ometimes exhibited by many others
10 iae bcs aVa Of even tie slightest aid, pecuni-
Ait or .lAera se for which they may be asked
- 4Len ihe adv managers of the Confederate
Monument Association began to cast about for
ne.p ia sr.aa- the pouderous monument they
-Aa -c' t-el removed from the depot and set up
% 81 r '-~'l il lie appointed place, they nat
.''st ai el % Mr. Minis. He promptly re-
'i-'ieei. laeer'aking to peform the entire work
'.'a. r.-' o. Tie Association, save the actual
al 'i paid "ut for labor and materials, and
ili'nc single easily performed condition as
''' only mIcnsation he should expect for bis
.A- iinie and labor and the use of his teams
~ LIS reformed the work in most substantial
4hd sSi'iisl manner, with incompetent, hands and
unsuitable appliances, and the total cost of the
'Alfr work amounted to about $35 only
n N'ns Is justly entitled for his generosity
-Na pubic spirit, not only to the fulfillment of
D'i'i'"n stipulated by him, (the bestswal
ION ann 81 a red rose by the hand of some one
'''S reporter unknoVnl but to the thanks and
In o. All good citizens for the salutary ex-
i'e ne has given Of true and genuine public
'P'''' worthy OF ali praise and emulation.
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personal.

-Messrs. George Lewis and Leroy ID Ball
have gone a trip To East Florida.
Coll S. l. Wales has returned to Washing
ing, but will visit Florida again in a few weeks
Judge Rippey writes from Newport that the
Sulphur Springs there are curing MS rheuma-
tism-
Mrs Joseph Husson, OF New York, is visit
ing her brother, Captain A. Moseley, Sheriff OF
Leon County.
Capt. B. Mae Burroughs has accepted the
position of State Timber Agent, and is engaged
in the discharge of lis official duties.
Col w 4. Beard is in Washington attend
ing to The Seminole War Claims Of Florida
against the United States.
Col J. g. Mcclellan is stopping at the City
Hotel, and is hard al work finishing his Digest
of the Laws, assisted By Mr.. L. b Wombwell
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4 large union meeting in behalf Of the Bible
e.use was held in the Methodist Church in this
city last Sunday at p. NJ The introductory
exercises were conducted by Rev. DR.. Blake and
Rev 4 4 Robinson. Interesting addresses
were delivered by Rev. ]. l. Lyons, of Jackson
vile, Rev H. r Raymond and Rev. J. L. Porter,
Rev. Dr. Lyons stated that $3.50 families had
been visited by Colporteurs of the American
Bible Society, in Georgia and Florida, during the
last ~ wears, of which Il, sa0 were found with
..uf the Bible and nearly all of them were sup
plea either by sale or gift
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To-iav, the 26th of April, is the day now sc,
apart annually throughout the South, for the per-
ermance Of ceremonies in commemoraton Of
la,e war and the day is known in the South as
Memorial Day
Tie proceedings Of the day in Tallahassee
a.. be marked by occurrences of unusual signifi-
cance and interest being no less than the dedica-
:ion or unveiling of the beautiful and costly mon
zrneuf i.,st erected in the Capitol Grounds, by
tie Ladies Memorial Association of Leon
County, in honor OF The Confederate dead Of
Leon ,ocu'y.
The Glowing is the programme to be carried
out. unless varied for convenience sake and
~ hol.e or citizens viii turn out en- nsassc, to
s.-. 'ue results of the labors of ladies of the
Assertion. and DO honor, with them, to the
nabe brave who laid down their lives in the
4 moderate Cause The exercises at the Monu-
men; Vii begin promptly at o'clock, P. N.
Il III lie singing Of a hymn, 10 be followed BY
Praf.. . iAe Rev. DR. Blake. Judge William
Z B'rl has kindly consented, after the lady
managers lad been frequently disappointed in
-fcgsr- 'Ae services Of other gentlemen, to de-
lives - Lrc! les'icaiory address after which there
~ another Hymn and Benediction. After
.4e-t l.ro.s,~ a procession viii be formed, es-
cCr,e4 hy Tie Governors Guards, which will
mar. te Tie cemetery where the graves of the
henarel leid wll be sirewn with flowers Dur
Ia- 'he entire proceedings the Artillery Squad OF
Il, Cos-intrs Guards viii fire minute guns
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And other affections OF the Kidneys and Biad-
der are spmeiimes brought ON and chen aggFa.
vaied by the neglect of The symptoms, which, il
taken in time, would no doubt in y majority OF
cases yield to treatment No medicine is SO
well suited for this - Raukins Compound Elk
tract Budhu and Juniper. 1t is a reliable heal
ing tonic to the paris allays irritation, and re-
stores healthy action,
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin u Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta Ga, and for sale by all drug
gists- -
TossyrB, Ca. Dec. I, 1917
Theve sold Rankin's Buchu and Juniper for
10 years, and il has always given universal sat
isfactiOB, proving the most valuable preparation
of the kina On the market. So ~ftfls4@
apF-1s11a- r. o. MAYS. Druggist
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In Gadsden Circuit Court, Second Judi
cial Circuit of Florida Chancery.
BILL FOR PARTITION OF REAL E

Between James Bruce Chrstina Clyne Isabella Bruce,
Walter Bruce Alexander Bruce and Janet Sutherland,
Compartments,
Anne Forbes and her husband Forbes johanna
Sutherland and her husband Donald Sutherland Chris
tina Sutherland Marcus Gunn Donald Sinclair Anne
sinclair May Macadie and her husband, Donald Maca
die Christina Murray and her husband Donald Murray
Willama Gum, and her husband, Alexander Gum,
Janet Macdonald, and her husband, James Macdonald.
Christina MacCay and her husband John MacCay, Hec-
Bruce. Robert Bruce and MarOaret Bruce Defendants
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY THE ALICIA
tons of the bin in the above stated and by the
that all Of DESCENDANTS nonresidents this circuit
and that they all reside beyond the limits Of the United
and each Of them, do appear and the said BILL
before the Ast Monday September and that in
them such OF them as may fail to appear and answer
aforesaid nostdd That Of this order be pub
the day named for the said defendants to appear and
%er a. aOrssad in, in the fsSTng T to Wit
so1a p toD'seycs in the city Of New York and the
gnq @ IN the city Of e s hs 0SeS
described lands in which the said compliments and de-
The SW ar haf Of Sc or, the NV or q Sc ar Of Sec
= and lot No J. in Sec 81, : OF : in Liberty
Of ApAlachicoa, franklin county, Florida The Sc a.
Of SCI = the half Of Sec L the NE qT the half Of
ss II the e sHT S
the ne Or of sec IA the half Of NV Or Of Sec. "a
Se R s. 81 Ct 1 "a q r sse s q e
and the Sc or OF Sec ~ and the half Of the Sc or OF
Sec. IT, in TT, Off W. the Sc Or the Z half OF SW
ar the Sc Of NV the SW Or o. NE or, Sec q the
half OF the Sc Or the SW Of SW or Of Sec TO- the
half OF NE or OF Sec 49, T s. ofRo W; the Sc Of
Sec the frac Sec 8 the half Of NV Or Sec is
., y. of 3, W, all in Gadsden county Florida,
and the following lots in the OF Quincy, Gadsden
county Florida viz Lots Nos - 49, AZ g. g. g. g. o..
81 81 50 S. 81 " 100 12D 155 l56, half Of lot 3l,
half OF lots and and lots in the western extension Of
said town
Done and ordered at Chambers this April q A ID. 1851
D. s. WALKER, Judge.
April - 1881 I'm
eE Washington Weekly Post and New York Journal 81
directed send bill r. w. White,
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/ "A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results IN an Incur
able Lung Disease or Consumption Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Cafarrh, COnsump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
TroclIes have been recommended by physicians,
and always sive perfect Satisfaction They are
not new or untried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well merited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers aud singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice Sold at Is cents box
everywhere Nov. 80, 1S80-1y
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and Rye Is only known q the Psaeat once &
Washington, d. c., BY thsA proper authovities,
and ID heih thege as secret Of such value n to
warrant them in issuing 10 LAWRENCE a NAB
rfN Proprietary Stamp for Toln, Rack and
Rye. There has been an outlay Of over $780,
600 to make Thee goods known - the pubic,
hence the atlEmpt Of unprincipied PARTS to
palm al other cheap limitations upon The Trade
and Public generally. The genuine article can
always be identified, as it bears the T. s. Gov
eminent Stamp with our name on each label
Signed Lawrence & Martha Chicago Times,
NIrcA s. "a.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth If 80, go at
once and get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Il viii relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately-depend upon il; there is no mistake
ever used it, who viii not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child opera
ting like magic 1t IS perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere Twenty five cents bottle.
Nov 80, 1SSO-1y
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NOTICE.
Adminigtrator's Sale.

"aE II e0LD ON SATURDAY. s0TH OF
w April, 1851, In front Of J. Q. GaIlaghers old
stand, on Monree street, large lot q 1umilnre,
consisting Of bedsteads tsingie and dounls hlrenns
extensioa dzning table, round tablcs, toL.st ADlo
CHART rockinx ehafrs, setfees, wanhetands, &c. A
lot on wood screws, tncka, bait hinges, furniture
kn0bo furnffure sTimming1 black and eopaa vaFnsh,
paint and paint bemhes. nxpenfeEs' aooas, farming
tools, steve and piping, the anvlMs essy 80 MY
saw coftoa eina, ssca13 hsnd buggy, halaeart. one
plAtf1Fm Sold, lot e. blaek moss mahcgznI ana
waln1t vensalng. sedax. popl.r and .pine plenh,
with mmny ether arkiclea, which win be exhibited
! 7 - - - 4. LEWIS. Aaninistr.sov.
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A Warmae b Dealers and Consumers Agdina
Worfkisss EnitafsoRs AZ . Aeyitorioas Avfife
90 akiaA ossr %100 900 has bssa kkPen-
I'D ~ Nspspapsr Adasyfistng.
The public are hereby cautioned axainnt par
chasing any so-called prepafAtieas - Iclu
Rock and Rye." al Ut which are counteriei1s o.
base and WORTHLESS limitations af Tie genuine
article which ID only prepared By LAwRRNCB d
MAm4m. of Chicago. III Beware OF all parties
oGering eeods Claiming to be the same OF SINH
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PERRY, Houston County, Ga, jan. ., $780,
In 1873 there were two negroes confined in jail
badly afflicted with Syphilis In my official capacity
employed G. T. Swift 10 Ltsss under contract
" no care no psy." He administered his "Syphitic
Specific" and in few weeks felt bound t. pay
him out OF the county treasury, as he had effected
complete and radical cure.
A. 8. GILES, Ordinary Houston Co., Ga
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, February IA, 1879
The 8. 8 8. IL giving good satisfaction One gen
tleman who had been confined to his bed ser seeks
with Syphiitic Rheumatism has been cured entirely,
and speaks in the highest praise OF 1t.
M CHLKs d BRRRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprieton,
Atlanta, Ga
For sale by N. Lively, Wholesale Agent, Tallahas-
see, Fla April fe1m