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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29
Special Bargains in Dry Goods.

Wool Blankets immense size, feet wide
over feet long, slightly soiled, worth SIS,
reduced to So IS
Fancy Silks bargains only SO, 49, As and
so cents
+ Gss- Cloth for men and boys wear, excel
lent qualify, one yard and /. half wide i'm
mense double width, worth ST, price reduced
to so cents
Royal Serge beautiful new style, Fall dress
goods, douolefold, II yards for So.
Red Twill Flannel, all wosl 25c. Black
Cashmere Shawls pure wool, ST so.
Black and Colored Silk Velyets, bargain at
81 25, our reduced price 81.
Double Wool Blankets only 40 pairs left,
slightly soiled, cheap at 81 50, price reduced
2-ssO.
1000 Remnants of Dress Goods, Calico
Cotton, Cloth, Silks and yelve.s which we
sell less than cost.
One hundred Ladies Coats, last years styles
which we have no price for, no reasonable
offer refused for them
Excellent quality black silk, 75c, 81 co.
Good Corsets Csc. Bleached table damask
wide double Width, all pure linen 45c.
LAST BUT NOT LEAST,
Two of our extra, immense size finest quail
y, Damask Towels worth ST. or one of our
extra large size Bridal Quilts worth 81 so
presented to each customer who buys So
worth of Dry Goods.
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A $50 HOLIDAY Prize.-Tbe reader

$50 Holiday Prize. The readers of
this paper are offered prize Of 500 Twenty
Dollars in Gold to the person making the
greatest number of words out Of the letters
Cont&aed in the three words "HawIcy's Corn
S,lve." The same letter must not be used
but once in forming word unless it is con
tanned more than oaee in the three words -
Plurais. names Of persons and places not al
lowed. Use Websters Dictionary without
supplements as authority. Each contestant
will please enclose Is cents in stamps or pos
tai note, for a box Of Hawley's Corn Salve.--
Contest closes December LIST, 1886. Name Of
winner sud number Of words mailed to each
contestant. This contest will be conducted
with the utmost care aud fairness Address
your list to G. D. Hawley, Chemist, Salem,
New York.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29

-. Advance In Tobacco The Vir-
,ob.eco market continues very firm.
.o,.d tobacco has advanced aboa, out
\, o,r hundred pounds in price and other
!. have mads a slight advance within
two weeks. A weil.known tobacco
! 10 Richmond last week said The short
~, -. and carly frost bring the tobacco yield
go 4. ,oonly little over halfa crop. Stocks
s,.,,, and the advance in the price will
= ~. but steady, and by next spring pre-
:, something like boom. These views are
..,.8 b. nearly every one with whom have
s.8e The same causes have produced a
4. ,s,ult in Southern Maryland, and we see
/. reason why tue the prediction in regard to
.i,,inis tobscco will not apply As well to the
,op in Maryland.
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New Jurors Drawn.-The Court,

New Jurors Drawn.-The Court, Judge
Stone, on Tuesday, drew the following jurors
ia place Of e. G. Burch, excused, John Grin
der, a nonresident and H. A. P-nny-a
woman: B. w Spalding, Carlton Spaids and
William Wolfe The name Of II. A Penny,
a mulatto woman, residing near Middletown,
WAS placed in the box by mistake The clerk
being absent when the jury was drawn, the
duty of preparing the lists devolyed upon the
deputy clerk, Mr.. Davis, whose admiration
for the fair ser-the joker says-led him to
commit the error. This is the fret step to-.
wards womsn's rights in Charles county and
if old Belva hears of il, she will doubtless
pay her respects to the courteous dep
uty clerk, and invite him to partiei-
pate in the proceedings of the next wo-
man rights convention that is held.in Wash
ing'on. We'll, Captain Davis, anyhow, there
are but few things done without woman
being in it. The error was not detected uu-
til the sheriff in summoning the jury visited
the of Penny and called for 4 . Penny,
when out stalked a buxom mulatto girl. The
sheriff apologized and wilted.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29
Fever Ague-The followino from

Fever and Ague. = The following from an
Old lumber Of the scientific American, NAV
he worthy the attention Of the citizens of those
portions OF our county where malaria pre-
'atls; There are some situations where fever
and ague prevail every season, and this ID the
case IN the vicinity OF creeks ard swamps
acquaintance OF ours, who has resided for
several years on one of those creeks, never has
had siugle case Of fever and ague in his fam
ny, while all his neighbors have been more or
less affected with it every season. He at.
tributes his immunity from this troublesome
disease to the use of a good fire in the house
every chilly and damp night in the summer
aud fall When the Indians travel at night
or early in the morning in swampy regions
they cover their nose aud mouth with some
partof their garment to warm the air which
they inhale, this they say prevents chils and
feyers.
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NeatIY LmprOYed-Our e!

Neatly Improved efficient and
popular clerk, Turner. has made good use OF
the small appropriation allowed him by the Co.
Commissioners and had the wallis of the clerk
office neatly and lastly papered and painted.
The old desks too he has had retouched and
covered and IS having another book case
made, all of which adds greatly to the appear
ance Of the Office and reflects credit upon the
taste Of the clerk. These improvements have
been sadly needed for long time, and the
small amount expended to make them
is money we'll spent. We hope next
year few more dollars may be as wisely
appropriated and Register Mattingly be re
quested to exert his powers of taste and add
few improvements to his wing of the court
house. The County Commissioners too.
might spare few dollars to purchase more
safe and convenient book case for the records
which are now kept, psll NELL for want of
space, in an insecure closet in the side of the
wall of their chamber.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29
How to Produce Eggs. tn,

How TO Produce EggS.--The following
foods contain all the elements that exist in
eggs; Oats wheat, barley, corn bran, lin
seed, hemp seed, rape seed, crusned fresh
homes, mustard seed, green cabbage and clo-
yer, and a reasonable mixture OF all these,
varied more or less, with crushed limestone
and gypsum, would afford every eement called
fog to produce constan; yield ofeggs. A
large quantity Of broken fresh bones is one of
the most important aids, and with wheat,
barley, broken liasSed oil cake, and mustard
seed and plenty of green vegetables and water
will provide everything required
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29

7. j. ClHverInS A brother Of T J
Cluverius, under sentence Of Heath for the
murder OF his cousin, Fannie Lillian N iison
isengsgei in securing names TO petition to
the Governor Of Virginia for communication
of The death sentence to imprisonment -.
The Governor cannot pardon, but strong ef
forts for partial relief will be made, and will
possibly not be complete before the 10th OF
December, the day set for the execution anil
in that event another day will have to be fix
ed by the executive
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29
FOR SALE.

900 ACRES of LAND with good and
ZCO sufficient buildings lying near the
line OF the Southern Maryland Railroad, and
one mile from Gallant Green and Malcolm
Station the soil is well adapted to the
growth of corn, wheat and tobacco. The
land is well timbered, fenced and watered,
and consists of three fields and an excellent
meadow For sale cheap and upon convent
ent terms. Possession given immediately
For particulars apply to
SYDNEY Z, MUDD, Attorney at Law,
oct l-tf Gallant Green, Charles Co. Md.
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Far FalIand WinterIss6 :

terprising Baltimore Clothicrs, Chem, L Son
have made unusually ample preparations
Two-snd-a-half3 story warehouse are crow
dcd to overlooking with the most desirable
novelties in stylish and reliable Mems, Youths
and Boys. Clothing, which thus house has or
iginated with the tempting inducements in
quality and price offered ~ them, there is no
excuse for being poorly clad. Yonr next
visit~to Bilmore should certainly include "a
cali, at the corner of Hanover AID Pratt
streets
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29

Cheap Shoes readers will bcar IN
mini thai friend j $. Lewis, 81 IVES; F.,y
cite Street, is suit the leading hand m de
shoe maker in Baltimore city. His boots and
shoes always tit and ire durable Besides
making tir 10 order h, always keeps oa
hand large stock from which any one caa ii.
suited. Buy from him and save uplcy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29

Circuit GOHrt. Judge Stnne held cour,
." Nonday T'r the rarpcse Of hearing ~..t'~.,l.-
from the Registers Of Voters, There wer,
only four appeals, Two from. the action q
tNo Of the Registers in registering ~ mislak
two ex-couyists, aud two fr m voters VIII
were Refused regstraiou. The MINES Q II.
two eH-ebnvicts were stricken off, snl.tli-
name ofonc Of the parties appl'iag for regis
tration was9 placed upon the poll book.
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NOTICE of an ESTRAY.

STATE OF MARYLAND.
Cherries County to VT:
hereby certify that on this 7th of October
in the year 1886, personally appeared before
me the subscriber, q Justice OF the Peace Of
the said State in aud for the county aforesaid,
Annie j. Montgomery, and made oath on the
Holy Evangely Of Almighty God, that she
had taken mp asiray, trespassing upon her
premises, the following stock: Two large
Black Hogs, no ear marks, supposed to be
two years old Given under my hand and
seal. FREDERICK l.. DENT, j. ?.
The owner or owners Of the above describ-
ed property arc hereby notified to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take
the same away otherwise they will be dspos-
ed OF according to law.
ANNIE j. MONTGOMERY,
near Bryantown, northwesterly direction.
oct l5-ct
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29
SUNDAY Law.

sunday Law. The enforcement of the
Sunday Law, passed at the recent session ofthe
Legislature, IS receiving considerable s'ten-
uon by the Grand Jury otRaltimore cityrand
IN sous ofthe cou4ties 1t prohibits the sale
Ofsny article Of merchandise, or any ,eryilc
work on the Sabbath.
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insolvent notice

In pursuance ofan order of the Court passed
in the case of edward l.. HUNT George l..
Murray adjudieated insolvent, | hereby
give notice TO the creditors Of the said
insolvents to be and appear in the Circuit
Court for Charles count, on the first Monday
Of December next, to show cause if any they
have why Edward l.. HUNT one Of said In
solvents shall net be discharged from all his
Indebtedness ss allowed by the Insolvent laws
If tia State Of Maryland.
a. P0SEY,
oct 49-et Permanent trustee
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PersOnal.-Acmel Hall cordially invites
every reader OF this paper, both male aud fe-
malc TO visit the handsomest Clothing sales
room IN baltimore. Allyisiters sill be agree
ahiy and probably entertained by the inSpec-
ton Of tho complete variety Of choice and sea
sonahle garments, for Mems Youths and
Boys wear ever exhibited. The Aeale Of
leaatitui finish Aad elegant STYLE. eourled
Mith lYw.y made TO pr,ges, IS Indeed b Ii
lad st- IS bsIan9l. IS .fgas. near Charles
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29
READY 4!

To meet the wants of the
thousands that desire to pur-
chase their own and their
Boys Outfit from US. Posi-
lively the largest variety, the
handsomest Novelties, and the
best made aud finished Cloth
ing ever offered to discerning
Purchasers. Elegant Cut,
Perfect fit, and general superb
GRITTY, are acknowledged Char
acteristics of our Suits, Trous-
ers and OYercoats.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29

Ponds Extract.-''Nerit wins is the
motto of the Extract. Those who have used
it for pains and injuries have made its merits
known.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-29

Died. at Wicomico the residence of his
father, on Wednesday, October 18th, 1886.
Margaret infant daughter Oft. G and NJ. b.
batemsn, aged % days. ST. Mays papers
please copy
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Fifs:-Al tits stopped free ps Dr.. klines
Great Nerve Restofer No fits af,e- first days
ase. Marvellous cures Treatise and 81 trial
bottle free to lit cases. Sepd TO DR., Kline,
.9al Arch Street, philadrlph1a, p. ~
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GptaI and ptrsonal.


sH- The Office Of he INDEPENDENT has been
rsr,oreS 10 ,ts .6sst t'oor n ne Masonic Hatl
ir,~edSeteiy opposus ne hPsscopat Church.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

QY virtue of authority vested in me as Collee-
ID tor of taxes for the I'd DistrIc: of Charles
county, will sell At public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the court house door.
Wedncsddy, Noe. 18TH, 1886,
between and 5 p. M, the following property,
TO satisfy State and county taxes due for the
year 1855, to wit:
All that tract of or parcel ofland lying in the
Second Collection District, called
Part ofChestnat Hill"
containing
$40 acres; more or less.
Assessed in the name OF VIM. b. Matthews.
Due for County Tax, 1885. .S30S 10
Due for State Tax, 1885......... 81 20
Or. by cash S27l 93
Interest from Jan. 1886.
The above property will he sold by the
Collector as authorized by the Act of 1874, chap
ter 49, and tire proceeds will be applied to the
payment of the taxes for the above years with
the interest and all costs that may accrue un-
der this sale
). HENRY MEDLEY, Agent for
WILLIAM IL. WADE,
oct 2s-ct late Collector for I'd District.
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NOTICE,

A LII persons are hereby forwarned not TO
N trespass on the premises of the under
slgned, called "Idaho, either with or with
out dog or gun. The law will be rigidly en-
forced against all who disregard this notice
oct 26-bm +. STONE.
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A. PosRY, Publisher.

Terms Of advertising: For plain matter,
81 per square Is llnesl for the first inser
asn, IS cents for each subsequent insertion.
Rsls aud figure matter double the above rates
ebttuary notices half rates.
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tn. two-third interest ofC. w. Mitchell in
tbs Chapman fishing Ian ling was sold at
mortgagees sale on Tuesday TO L. W. Gal
Of Baltimore for Sl60l.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-12-16
HOME HAPPENINGS.

--Boxelder seed at Bankers.
Get ready for Santa Clans.
Nothing new nader the sun.
Money to loan by ], F. Pike.
The Bachelors elub sin lives.
Booths Bulk oystersat Bankers
Christmas cards at the Posi- Of
fee.
Senator Adams is at Huron this
week.
People are already baying christ
mas gifts.
Hon. ]. o. Thomson, Of Bristol,
was in town Sunday.
The best felt boots in the mar
-ket at j. III. Bakers.
Good opening in Webster for a
tirst-olass clothing store.
Rooms to rent. Inquire at the
Furniture Store. l0-tf
-WANTED-lo,0O0 bushels Of
oats ut Compton ! feed store.
The youth viii organize a litor-
AIRY society. Gosa--we are ready
TO help any TINS
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Mortgage Sale.

Name Of Iaertssgor, Charles HoIconb, name
81 norigsgee. Henry r Ssymoar. date Of mort
gage, APRIL 18th. lisa. When and where re
corded ia the Registry Of Deeds IN and Coz Clark
county, Dakots. On the 18th day q April. A. p.
lisa al 3.sl O'Clock ?. m, in esos 10 Of mortga-
Ees On Tssge iS6 and recorded IN Day county in
hook ~ ofnsTfgzeeS on pages Sas-s-e 4 ..
Description Of InozzE.Sed premises South east
quarter Of section nuIaecr three CD In township
number one hundred and twenty tie0 range
nffy-csghf kSSl situated in Day coaniy. Dakota.
Amount claimed 10 be due 90 said mortgage
al the dale hereof Is Fosg Hundred Nine and -
loo dollars (Ste9esl and no action proceedings
AZ iaw or otherwise having been Instituted 90
collect said mostExged debt or any Fars thereof
notice is herehy given that By resSaa Of default
in the payment OF sid naoney. and by virtue o.
= powerof sale IN said mortgage contained, tbs
sid mortgage viii DC forecioseo by . sale o,
said mortgAged premises 81 public auction a;
the frcns door fthe CoaFt House. IN Webster.
said eounfy % Day CA the fstiee1th day Of Jana
arr. A d. iSsz AZ 10 O'Clock. q m. 20 satisfy
sid amount due on said mortgage and al costs
| OF sale and Disbursements by law allowed and
Fifty dollars stipulated IN said mortgage 10 b
Paid e. attorneys fees n case OF foreclosure.
Dated al Webster this 18Th DAY Of Ne.<. fSS6.
HkSRy Il. SKgxorR. Mortgage.
yous +. BLAKE Any for Aortgagre. D-s-ie
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

HI. H., addresses all those who have
injured themselves by Improper inslul-
toth mind and body, uniting them Tor
business, study, society or marriage.
These are some of the sad. melancholy
elects prolnceVi by the early habits OF
youth, yiE Weakness in the back and
limbs, pain in the head. dimness of sight
los Of muscular power, paipitziion Of tlae
heart, dyspepsia, nervous irritability, de-
rangement Of the digestive functions, de-
l,ility. consumption, etc
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-12-16

say, "b0SS supper never sal down
to a bctteI-arrangementS perfect,
hIg thing for the landlord | tell
you and through ii all, there stood
Charley SIS smiling as basket Of
chips, with q pleasant word for all
corners. Ne use in talking. Charley
Dwight is ripper from ripvil.e-a
hummer from way back when il
comes to running hotel, and We
are ready 10 Law down oar wai on
this proposition every day in the
week.
After sappez the company con
tinueSl the dance and chased Che
glowing hours in hot hastetill asro.
ras lighs peeped in at the window
pIociaimiag the duties Of s,other
day were waiting 10 he performed.
One hGu,lusd AID thirty-tiyc couple
participated in the evenings amuse-
ment, aud 50 perfect were the ar
rangemcR;s, that not single thing
occurred to mar the pleasure Of the
Ssembled guests, Ne met hosts Of
our old friends-;hoSe we knew
when publishing the Daylight in
the "little old sod shanty on the
,,lann, and others We have known
for years, and the hearty greetings.
the warn handcissps, the cherry
words Of welcome made us feel as
though we were at home again arid
the pleasures and Joyous associations
of years agone,
Britton has the fines: hotel in
central Dakota, complete in all its
appointments, il would be "a. oriaa.
ment to any Of the cities Of .he ter
ritory, and presided over by as ger
ial and thoroughly competent a
landlord as any hotel, large or small
can boast of. The energy, snap and
vim that successfully carried this
enterprise to conclusion, was de-
serving of the magnificent recsyhi-
ton it received at the hands OF The
people.
When nature tslsers AMI reqaiges hs.l,A.
recruit her snfeblesl eaengies aith i,r. ].
III. MeLeans strengthening cordial aud
tsieod parties. 81 per botfle. For ssle
at the lion Drag Store.
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pR. aHa.RRsRD

Sss diSnsasi g. g-qsiss csry "a ~ saf.sss 5sF lt
aF& e ge an12 Glsf l5lst 5h-'stfsa fslEsTs asitJ
a7ussst h1ls1af nss fgsasb u 85d3s SO Etzisssl -
r. hsnrz ssni35g srsslisfse ssiIs1Ss r tgis a. I'D
5ipsSs slssrass Il ssr tisbsI Bnsg sa aB,gssa5s
II ~ hgaE- l8gs s1iasard - ss.sFsisbss, fs~A;,
iassf3'7s Fs'-afy tTsa ynazScs Nsfs fa2a a. kiRs7
qzs1Es tH - sssaas 81 ~ sfrCas t. SIR GnFIaaS =
fIsSses. hsglEHr -s1s7 mas rasStsE AsgstE or Elsrs
Hszs5iGls. ggBSs~srs lsas7iag tsssssss.aC-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-12-16

Old sores and nlcrsS.
Scaldaead aud rlngworna.
Pain ia tue back aud spine.
Swelling OF the knee Joints.
Spgalns and bruises,
Neuralgia and tooshacae.
Tender feet caused by bunions. e,rr<.
aud elsilblainsS NewaFrsasi Asgss Taorl-
al osA 10 relieve any and a;l of The
atoye. For sale ~ ". ]. Ssnbsrn sycI.-
stsr, lsaNss.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Those who reside at distance desiring
the doctors services and cannot call, will
receive prompt attention through mail by
writing, stating symptoms, etc, enclosing
sf1ntfA Address
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EcIng Men

J5ss hss hsr5iar Rsa.lEs = salfJ sis lsa -7gsS.
y l7E5 grEfs5Pg b1ts gsi51f 1EalFals sa1s - a.
aEssas1g GFIar 1iHgSalls ~ VlHFfg VIA q graias
.s3iaG aEs hri,sU7 inaiag1 rk6 lL ylSsTUas hGTs
s-sEosa lsssI4l,g seuiE acsl ~ sss7sFs - .hIi'
Asg~cDnt ~ Eshsa . rossasg Or rssR lpRs. sslsg t
sI.b fsE ssES6fprr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-12-16
De- HuhhaPd,

iraaaafe Of one Of the most eminent col
leces in the United States, has efie4tetl
ONE Of the most astonishing cues that
we're ever known; many inonbaed with
.inging Ia the head aud ears when aSstep
great nervousness, being alarlnes. at Ger
sain sounds, with frequent blnslli,g, at.
senjed sometimes with arrangement oi
2 he mind, were cured Immediately.
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\ Gurr ANurFuufrd

PeFSnns ruined in health by unleSrnei
TetendeTs, N!so keep theus trqIiing month
fter month. taking E,oisoRous and il,juri-
ms couponnds, should Appiy immediately
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Organic Weakness.

Immediately cured and fali visor roster
II. This aiiiictiun. which READERS lie a
Sur3cH and mSrJlaLe lmp,ssible, = the
DenasTy paid hv the victim Of Improper
nslnisenCeS- Young persons ale tso sps
o commit eXcesScS from not bcing aware
{ the dreadful cOnse3 penceS that HlSy
sJssae The system becames deFsncea,
hessshySiCSl and mental functions veal K
med, loss OfFoWeT. nervous IrgiGabi.Ity,
dyspepsia, pslpiiatlon % ilas heart, inil-
sesaS0n, constitutional debility. wasting
ft.se name, cOusil, consumption, decay
IND death.
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Dissolution Notes.

TIC ca-TsrtacrShir hsFStAsere Sxsssfns 10.
ssseea < : Maynard and Z &. fhosalwoas an.
So sse nfsa aSrae q Aas@ars & Taasspsasa. y
tSss cay disSalved ~ musss3 cNaaseat 4 Il
Isem1seo Wal continue tsc business. ,sss ri
lsSetatstes ~ said 3Fm sssI cx,aaecf ail sx.nrss
AID postS sesse the serve
Dated waeAay. las. Soss y. fSss.
tEaEsE :. MAySaRns
= knsrS r, IuaNrseS.
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can sor Warrants.

Al Day coaa warrants Registered nunbers
So 20 s inclrs ~. ars this day calles sor lsay-
ment and inter ~ tS&sesz
" l. ncx. Treas. nsy Co.
Dated Al Msessrs, Z. !. ecc :. lsSs
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A1ARRIAGg.

Married perseIIs. OF yolns RseR con
tempssigug marriage, Hware os nervous
leR5lsfy or auy Ushcr disqualification.
speedily relieved. He Eiso pEzc,S hiu-
self under llse care az nr. H., may relic,
5ossly cDnllle in his honor aS geatiIs.
man, aud confidently rely On has skill as
physician.