Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 35, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 March 1877 — Page 7

NOTICE TO DUALISTS.

To the litor of the Sew York ?s. While the horrible detlils of the san guinary conflict at Slaughter Gap are iresh in the minds of your reader*, jper mit me to call the atlenti of intending duelists to the manifold advantages of "Patent Parisian Powder" and the '"Pulverized Bullet," over ordinary ammunition. "Patent Parisian," otherwise known as "Safety Dueling," has been used in countless "aiff.iirs of honor" in fiurope and else where, and so far it has given entire sat»f(iction. The tharpest tye will not distinguish between "Patent Parisian" and genuine gnnpowder. P.P. makes quite as much noise, and twice as much smoke but iti strength is proportioned to the length of the barrel in which it i* used. Accompanying each package of this convenient compound, is a scde showing how much is to be used per inch, an 1 accurate instructions for loading. Real leaden bullets can be safely used with P. P. as its explosive force gives the leaden messenger an initial velocity which only atnounU to a gentle start. 'J'ho propeling force being entirely exhausted bv the time thf'bullet oo'/es from the muzzle, the deadly missile drob* peacefully at the feet of the tiiitn who fii'd it. Dose to be icpcatcd, as per scribed "r tin- code, until honor is satisfied. 'With 1be "Pulverizfil liuilvt" full charges of powder can !•.• used. The buM.-t is made of charcoal dust, mixed with thin solution of gturi arabic. The outside iff co.iK'd with block teau in such a minner that it exactly. resembles the gennine articlj. The force of the powder, of course, reduces this improved projcctiic to'fiarmles* diist l'efore it leaves the muzzle of the nuirdcious weapon. Absolu'e safety is guaranteed to combatant.*-, seconds, surgeons, and outside spectator#.

With "Patent Parisian Powder" and the "Pulverized Bullet" the awful carnage which recently reddened the snows ot Slaughter Gap wMi the best blood of New York and Baltimore might have been averted.

D. Di.Miivni'M,

Sole Agent (or P, P. and P. 15.

FELINE ATTACHMENT.

Norwich Bulletin.

A little four year old daughter of one ot our citizens has a kitten that shows an uncommon degree of attachment for its little mistress. The child will take the kitten under one arm and with the other loaded with her playthings, carry them about the house all day long, talkin meanwhile to the kitten as a mothe would to a child. They are almost in separable companions, and when the little girl is away from home the kitten wild i:i its Ionesomeness, and shows the greatest joy on the return of its compan ion by leaping into her arms and laying its head on her shoulder, purring her sat isfaction in so loud a manner as to attract the attention of all in the house. A few evenings since the little girl was put to bed while the kitten wa? asleep behind the stove, and the bed-room door closed The kitten, on awakening, wandered through the rooms in search of her, play mate, to have her regular evening frolic, but could not find her. Then she was trouble, and showed her feelings by thr most piteous cries. She would wildly run from one room to another, jump inthe'laps of alt in the room, and, not finding her friend, would jump on to the bed, turn over the pillows, work herself under the clothing, and not finding her there would run swiftly about the house uttering pitiful wails. Finally si 'found the child's clothing, and for a moment was happy. She pulled them out. of the chair atpd dfagagd them partly acro$s the room, an&.^itily 'la/ddwn upori' them for a livgmeti H' 'But they Were inanimate, and the oncTslic wanted was'riot' there. She then made for the bedroom door, and there cry^^jjggfin to pusji upon it, try tagif j'spf

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open. Shortly the

cries ceased ijnd The child's father went insjiii^S'the cause, and fouri^'he ki£enrl\qp opened the door and ikjb

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was Iving.by.tlie ot little friend with her pws around the child's neck hciiq agajtidit her cheek, purring her happiness iritottie ears of her sleeping friend.

Mier

and her head

Result pf Obst^ujated Digestion. Among fli^ hurfftil"fenseq«enco9 of obstructed digestion, is the impoverishment of the blood, nfil sirue a detcrlative condition of the vital fluid not only pro duces dangerous orgtfmc weakness, but according to the best medical authorities sometimes causes aSphyxin, it is apparent that ta improve the quality of the blood by prAiSfoting digestion and assimilated, is a wise, precaution. .l Iostetter's Stomache Bitters is'precisely the' remedy for this purpose, since it stimulates the gastric juiccs, conquers thoSC billious and evacuative irregularities which interfere with thedigetiveprocesses,promotes assimilation of the food by the blood, and purities

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as cnrichcs it. The signs

ofimproVfiinent in health in consequence of useing tbe liittSijrs are speedily apparent in aa accession of vigor, again in bodilv sii'-i.Uiuce?, and a regular and active jierfoiiftphceSqf evej-y physical itihction.

Oliver Aines' Will,

TACVTON, Maw., March 16.—The will of the Jute Oliv^riunes was admitted to probrfte j.-IIis^'pubitc, 'oeques:S auio Mit 10^220,(JOQ..

His b«qnest to hiswife 'xrq.? $500,000. to hiadangUihr JJelfn $500,000 ty his son's wijq, $^0,00^:. F. L. AmfS and wife, as trustee.-', SoOjOOO for each grandchild to his siMers, each $10,000 to. his Ben irfd|r^k Ii«alJ^f hw ijitgwt in his Shi-iV^ Ort(^'*ex®piitlg*f varions c(her,-fo.alkUqi^n.:S.a^ theresidtie to his

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NASHVUJUE, Xfiiii., March IG.-^Enoch Tboiui's'in lis been sentenced bv the SiVp^ni¥Wtm, tb W hatred, at Colutubia, A^aril 27, for the murder and lobbery of acksjon.^ ye:^.

Kev Orleans Intiorsciacisi.

KEW ORT.EANS, La., March 16.—The leading -bank presidents, insurance companies, cotton manufacturers, and commission and produce merchants tele

Sorsing

raphed to President ITayes,,to-day, inthe rtsolutions adopted by the Kickolia general assembly, and assnring their co-operation in restoring confidence and fraternal relations, and guaranteeing protection to life, liberty and property to all.

CALIFORNIA.

The Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Embraces undej one management the Grand Trunk Ttailwny Tytnes of the WKST and NOKTII WE ST. and, with its numerous brain'hes :tuil connections, forms the shortest and |iiickcst route between Chicago and all points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, iowa, Nebraska, California and Western Minnesota Its

Omaha and California I,in« Is the shortest and best route for all points •n N.rthern Illinois, Iowa. Dakota, Nebraska. Wyoming, Colorado, I,'tali, Nevada. Cali-/«ji-nia, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia. Its Chicaja, .Tlndinon & Kt. I'aul J,Inc Is the short line for Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, ami for Madison, St. I'aul, Minneapolis, Duluth. and all points in the Great Northwest. Its

Wiisona fc St, Pelor Line

Is the only route for Winona, ltohester. WaUiuna/iMankato, St. J'cter, New I'm, anil all points in Southern and Central Minnesota. Its

Green It ay iTIarqiicttn I.inn. The only T.ienf»v .Janesville, Wattertown, Kon Du Lae, Oshkosh, Appletown. (ireen ttav, (niiali», Xeffittinee, Mar|uctc, llo'useton, Iloiieock ami the Lake .Superior Conn rt ry, Its

Frccport A: Oiiliii'iuc f/i ne The only route for Elgin,' lloukford. Freeport, and.:t!I points via

v!-«e|xrt.

Clinton,

two through trains daily, with Pullman Cars 011 night train, to McGregor, Iowa. for Sioux City and Yankton, two trains uailv. Pullman Cars to Missour Valley Junction. for l.ako tiencva, four trains daily. for Itackford) Slcrlinar, Kciioslia

JaiifMville -:ul toother pointN, you can have trom two to ten trains uauy. New York (.MUee, No. 415 Broadway Hos ton OtUue, No. 5 State street Omaha Oilicc 2.":i Karnham street San Francisco Office, 1'iO Montgomery street Chicago, Ticket Olllce lii Clark street, under Slierman llousa corner of Canal and MadTson streets Kiaeil Street Depot, eorncr W. Kinzie anil Cnzan street Wel'.s Street Depot, corner Wells and Kinzic Street.

For rates or information not attainable from your home ticket agents, apply to

W. H. STENNET,

(icn'i I'ji'isentfcr Agent) Chicago.

MARVIN HUGHITT, (icn'l Superintetidpn, Chicago.

FOK

owa, California, and Northwest

—0 it-

Missouri, Kansas, an:! Southwest,

TAKK TIIK

I- 3B. «fo -W-

0 Trains Daily,

l.euvo Danville Junction as follows:

11:35 A- M.

iieet:.on via, Jtloomiiigton for Springfield JacKsonville, 111.. Louisiana and Mexico AIo., Kansas City, Atchison, St. Joseph Denver, and all points of the Missouri rivr or, via llanuibal with M. K. & T, Ry., for Moberly, KL Scott anil Parsons, and via Bloomington for HI l'aso. Medota, Dubuque and points in Northern Illinois aud Iowa. Through Sleeper and Coach from Bloomington and Quine.y to Kansas City, and Uloom ington to Dulnuinc.

10:20 P. Mr

Its

CiiicitKo & Dfiiwaukcc l.inr Is the "Id i.al.e ••hnre Itoulc, and is the only one passing through Evanstown. I^ake Forest. Highland t'ark. Waukegan, ttacinc, Kenosha to Milwaukee. 6 PULLMAN PALACE CARS

are run on all through trains on this road. This is thu Only 1-ine I'linning these ears between Chicago and SI. 4'HI'I Ohioajyo and Milwaukee, or Chieajro and Winona.

At Omaha our Sleepers connect with t.10 •Overland Sleepers on the l.'nion I'acillc llailroad, for all points west of the Missouri river.

On the arrival of the trains from the Kast ov .South, trains of the Chicago & Northwf,steru Railway leave CIIICAOO as follows, (•'or Council SUnffw, Ouialia. and

California,

two through trains daily, with Pullman i'alace Diawinjr itoom and Sleeoinsr Cars through to Council lilull's. for St. I'ani and. Minneapolis, two through trains dally, with Pullman I'alace Cars attached 011 both trains, t'or Green Kay and ralte Superior two trains daily, with l'ullman I'alace Cars attached and runniii),' through to Marquette for ilIiluauk(?C) our through trains daily. Pullman Cars 011 night trains, Parlor Cliair Cars bn the day trains. for fipartnatid Win»n- and Point«i in illinneNotit, fine through train daiiy, with Pullman olccpers to Wlnonna for Diibiiqilit, via rcepert, two through trains daily, with Pullman Can on night trains. for Dtibuqnc and taCrossc, via

es Omaha a

10:15 next evening, but one night out, Ten hours in advance of any other line. This train makes direct connection via Des Moines, Marshalltown, Cedar Kapids and otlierpoints in Iowa and the Northwest.

This train nlso makes direct connection ia Galesburg to.Quiney, Kansas city, Atliison, St. Joseph. Leavenworth acd all ^uterine-- iate points, aud via Hannibal for sodalia, t'ortseott. Parsons auil all points UTe.vas

PULLMAN SLEEPER to Galeahug anil llannibal to Houston, and through coach aleslnu'p.

II—Mar. uth to.19th.

-Or*. Train reacnes tJalesburg, Quiney, Burlington. Ottumwa, Rock Island and Davenport at noon, in advance of any other. This train nlso eonneets via Burlington and Kock Is and for all points in IOWA, NE-' IJKASKA, and[CALI'01iNIA. This train makes di.eet connection via Bloomington for KtPaso, .Metlota, Dnbnqtie.. Sious City, Vauktbn, and all points ih northern Illinois and Iowa.

This train has parlor cars, with Stall1 Rooms and Kuclinmg Chairs to Pot-ria ,and Uock Island and PuUman Slceners, Oiilesbnrg and Rock Island to Omalia, connecting direct with through sleeper, flwiu Omaha to &U1.Francisco.

J^^Trains 011 the E. T. II. A V. Railroad from Torre Haute connect at: Hanvillo with the I. B. & W.

UE'l* VOUil TK KKTS «Y TIIK

im* & W. ROUTE. The 'Washington City Route

IKSISTS ON CSEIXG ONLY

B. T. VB IT T'S BEST SOAP

Claridge, the Dyer,

Scours Thoroughly, Dyes Handsomely, Finishes Beautifully

IVALNIIT STnEKT

wetoe" a .i *Vurth,South side.

Collins' Voltaic Plaster

by rallying the nervous forces, have proved successinl when every other known remedy has failed.

"Just the Thing."

Messrs. Weeks & Potter, Gentlemen,— lease llnd enelo.-ed SO cents, for which send me two Colliu'8 Voltaic Plasters. Tlicy seem to bejust tlio thing for nervons compatnts, as those who use them testify. I do not use them myself, but seeing your advertisement, ami knowing that tyuie of my neighbora were suffering from various ner•ous and painful diseases, I revailed wpor hem to 'ry the Voltaic Plasters, and thus far ihey have prove 1 very satisfactory. lease send me your lowest rates by the dozen. Very respectfully

IITHE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZKTTF

Sworn Statement

i.' ok A

Boston Druggist.

Gentlrmnn—1 heicby certify that I hive had atarrh for ten years, and for the Ust six years have been a terrible" sufferer. 1 was rentierc partially deaf, had bznzinjr in the heo', paijs across the the temple, dizzv s- ells, weak and painful eyes, swollen anil ulcerated nostrils, hard and constant cough, severe pain i.erofs the chest, and every indication of consumption. Mv head ached all the time, th 1 matter accumi.lated iu mv head and throat that I could n- keep thetii fri e. Frequently at night I would spring out of bed, it seemed me.at the point of suffocation. I would then have recourse to every means iu my power to dislodge the mucus from my throat and head Ut fore leIng able to go to sleep again. For period of six years my tonsils were ulcerated and so much 1111 uie 1 that I could with difficulty swallow. 1 finally consulted an eminent surgeon in regard"to mi operation on their, but at his request postponed it. The constant inflamation and ulceration in my throat, caused by the poisonous matter ilmpping from my head had so irritated and inll.tmed my lungs that I coughed incessantly—a deep hard cough. Meanwhile my systein'becantot show the effects of this disease, so thut 1 1 09 effl' grew pale, and showed every s.» mnrom h.an early death bv consumption. When matters had reached this, stage, or about si months ago, I began the ns« ot Samirord' Radisal 'ure for Catarrh. After using the tirs liottle I l.eean to improve rapidly. The nr-t dose neemed to clear my head a-f" I had (lot known it to be for vtars. Ii seem gradualIr to arrest tt.e dischifges. .-.'Oppeil my tMigli in three days. P»v lisin, itasagirplel 0011 rcdu'-cd :he inllam.-ttioii ai.-d swe! ingof my tonsils,s thtt they ceased to trouble me. Tin fineness across my chei-t disappe i'ed. the buzzing noise my head ceased, my nses of hearing and of seeing were coin leti lv icstoiel, aii every svmpc in it disease 1 hat had r« tluced mt to the verge of the grave disappea id by the use

Sanilforo's dual Cure 101M aturrli. I have been thus explicit In eause, a druggist,l haveseen a great deal of suffering from Catarrh, and lepe to cjnvinc.e man Hint his ii a great remedy,

I am familiai'with the inatnifut of Ca tarrh as praetic by the best physicians and )ave consulted ihe most, mii.ent about my case. I have u.-ed every iud if renudy and aparaius that tiavo appeared urinsr period nf six years jiast, and have, while rollowinir tlieir use, taicn great care 111 general health, but obtained no relief or couragemeut Ir 111 any of thrin.

Si 1 miring lnysell'wlth Sandford's It.id icai Cure. I have recomincfuled it in over on hundred eases without a single ease ot fail ure. and have in numerous instanc. rccei ed wholesale orders from na ties whom I11 ve sold one bottle. This 1- the only pat ent ine irinr I have evcrrecommeniled. nev er having believed in them bei re, aUlctig constantly engaged in their e.

Verv gratofi.llv yours (i:OI{ti E "F. I IX

itoston, Feb. 2!i, lS7.i.

S .V E.

St'I'l-OI.K, KS, Fee.. 21!, 1875 Then personally appeared the m:d (ieorge Dinsinoie,a made oath that ihe fore goir.gstatem nr. bj him subscribed is true.

IU fore 11. e. SK PII J. !OM AS, Justice of the peace.

A DDI'I ION A I STAT Em EIYT. Since the above statement was made 1 have b(cn rapidly improving in he.ilth. I fcavc had no return of the disagreeable syniptom hat attended my former sicknvss. and although ITFLV eted from time to time \»ilh severe colds ineiilentnl to the Milden changes in our el mate, they have not been stiflicieut to br'ng on a return of the oiseaso. My geu ernl health has been excellent, I I'.ave gnin cd twenty-tivo pounds and consider myself eniiiely recovered from a Disease that a year ago seemed lHely to totally undermine my constitution. S nee last February I have eoiisube I with a great many atllieten With Catarrh, and in the hundreds ot cases which I Irivesold it 1 have never seen a* stance sulll ieut to sbaAe the eonlidence I feel in Sandford's Radical Core for Catarrh.

GEORGE F. DINSMOHE.

October 2ii, 1875.

Each package contains Tr. Samlford'a Iin proved Inha'ing ube, with lu'l directions for ui-e in all c.asse. Price $1. For s.ilc by ii 1 wh lesale and retail iirusridsts thro-igli-0111 the United States. WEhKS

A POTTER,

Jer.eral Agents, and Wholesale lruirgists, Boston.

NERVOUS DISEASES.

For the imme liate relief a-d permanent urc of many forms or paralysis, Epilepsy or ts, and nervons and Invouintary Muscul.i'r Action.

W. HtiSTWICK.

Mt. Sterling, O. July iti, i:)7G.

"I Want More."

ssrs, Weeks & ]'tter, (ientlenien.— Please sriul hy mail one dozen Volta lastets. The one I sent for did me so much good hat I want more to sell besides using them. Ktiolosul Had $2 23. Address

K, EM MKT RIIvKR,

Bfonlgemory. O. May 1,1*7$. ri:

Sold l»y all druggists for 25centa. Pent mail, carefull.1 wrapped im receipt. Of 5 cents lor one »I.v5vccnti for six, or f2.25 for twelve, by WEKKS & I Ol'TER, Proprietor, itoston.

1ILGURAPHS-

Specimen Copy Free.

The Am. Oilograpli pr.n'y propose tv. distribute to stiliscrili a of tins p.iper, limited number of Specimen pictures F^KK as Sin advi rti351ncntof OilograpUs. Send ur our name, and those of ten other persons \vhom wt! may mail elmilart with 23 cents to pay package and forward cbnrgrcs, and we will ni'ailyou prcnaM

Btiperb libony Cabinet Oilftirr-'iidi of Howrs on'j of foMr cqui ite laaffhud pictnres wliich retail at t?,50 per pair Thcae chief.. U'aeur.es of. Flower Taint iag measure 10x13 incl'ics and are copies of celebrated works of art at tlie LuxemIjonrg. reproduced 1T our new proces*.

PREMIUM EXTRA

To place ea exhibition specimens of mort elaborate work, and thereby encourage clubs, the names of applicants fortheabovf piv.tures will be registereil in the order ceived,aadTp KVEI4Y TENTH we will ward, free, a'copv of our beautiful |3 O.iloffraph Spring Beauties. This pictorc mean ures 13x16 inches and is an exact fae-similt of an oilpaiuting by Mary Spencer, worth 1150. Address

A OII.OGR.VPH CO.. 183 Walnut street, Cincinnat

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Centaur LINIMENTS:

White for tne Human .Family. Yellow, for Horses and Animals

These liniments are simply the wonde of the world, Their effects are little less

^h^m,ahrVeli)Ml,

yVhr a-r1SOtne.|lhinSt

which they will not do. hey will not ojthc '^Jje. r'liri* rflnror r\r trtonA Krrtl-«.rt T'vrtrj/kc ktii t-? ".

cure canccr or mend broken bones, but they will always allay pain. They have straightened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism of m..ny years standing, and tak en the pain from terrible burns and scalds which has never been done by any othei I under the proprietorship article.

Tlte White Lnimcnt is for the human family. Ii will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica and Neuralgia from the system cure Lumbago, Chillhlains, Pal sy, Itch, and most Cutaneous Eruptiom it extracts rrost om frozen hand.s and feet, and the poison of bites and sting's of venomous reptiles it subdues swellings, and alleviates pain of even kind.

For sprains or bruises it is the mospotent remedy' ever discovered. Tha Centaur Liniment is used with ivat _fli cacy for Sore Throat. Toothache Cnlu-tl Breasts, Earache, and ^V^(o Back. The following is but a sample ea numerous testimonials "INDIANA IIOMK, JRFF. CO., IND..

May 28, 1S73.

think it ntv duty to inform you tha I have sufft'rcrl much with swollen ieet aud chords. I have not beer tree from ihese swellings in eijyhl years. Now I nni pcrlectly well thanks to the Centaur Liniment. Tk Liniment ought lobe applied warm."

BTNJAMIN BROWN.

TJie proof is in the trial. It is reliable it is handy, it is cheap, and every fain! should have it.

To the sick and hed-ridden. the bsi and lame, to the wounded and sore, say, "Come and he healed."

To the poor and distressed who liavt spent their money for worthless medicines a bottle of Centaur Liniment will IH ipven without charge Tlio Yellow entaur Linlmcnl it adapted to the tough muscles, cords ads eflsh of horses and animals. It has per iormed more wonderlul cures Spavin, Strain, Wind- galls, Scratches Sweeney, and general Lameness, than a I other remedies in existence. Read win: he great Expressmen say t: "Nicw YORK, Ja.. iarv, 1S74. "Every owner of horses should give tin CKNTAUR LINIMKNT a trial. We coi sidcr it the best article ever used in r: stables. '•II. MARSH, Supt. Adams Ex. Stab|^s, N. "E. l'ULTZ, Supt.-U. S. Ex. tabSje Nr. Y. "ALBERT S. OLIN, Supt, Nat. Ex Stables, N. Y."

MONTGOMERY, AI.A.,Aug. 17, 1S7.1. "GESTI.KMKN.—I have used over otu gross of Centaur Liinimcnt, yellow wrapper, on the mules of my plantatio: besides dozens of the family Liniment fo my negroes. I want to purchase it at th wholesale price, and will thank you ship me by Savannah steamer, one gro^ of each kind, Messrs A. T. Stewarl.v' Co., will pay your bill on- presentation "Respectfully, JAMTSS DARROW

The best patrons of this Linimen. Farriers and Veterinary Surgeons. heals Galls, Wounds and Poll-evil, re moves Swellings, and is worth milliom of dollars to Farmers. Livery-men Stock growers, Sheen-raisers, and thosi having horses or cattle.

What a Farrier cannot do for

$20

is a pleasant and pertect substitute, it il cases, for Castor Oil. Castoria i: '.e result of an old Physician's effort ,'oduce, for his own practice, an ef5'i-(-/e cathartic, pleasant to the taste am I ee from griping. )r. Samuel I'itcher, of Ilj annis, Mass. iceeeded in combining, without the ust t' ilchohol, a purgative agent as picasant to take as houey, and whicl possesses all the desirable properties Castor Oil.

It is adapted to all ages, but is especial! ecommended to mothers as a reliabl. emedy for all disorders of the stomacl nd bowels of children. It is certain greeable, absolutely harmless, and chcp.p a should be used for wind colic, sou aomach, worms, costiveness, croup \'c. hen children can have 6leep and mothermay rest.

J. B. Rose & Co., of

plain here.' Hsaiuesspleasnntandhonohtt'.v •Vomen. audb.i .cunl girls doas well :u oi We wld f'.ini^li you a couijitetc Ontilt fi" Tits basin-ifs po's better ttinn atiytftir,^ ii-»-will bear expense ot starting yjonj I'nr ueulars free. Write aud see. iarnnsrs an., lUccha*'*ics, their sons and daughters, and ai classes in need, of pay ng work at hoifi. ihoiild write to lis and leaxn all, al*ut,tU' work at once JTow is the time. Don't »v. AditrcKs 'Xki.k A' v.O„ Aujrusta.

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New York, are the sole preparers ofC-it oria, after Dr. Pitcher's refcipe. Oct. J? 5

The Wall St. Indicator

SAMPLE COPY FREE.

Contains Prciorial Illustrations and Carina t.urcs, every week of liulls and l!eai'srGjkU4.i.' Vnnderbilt and other leading magnates. Al so complete instructions how to operate iStocks nu4 Stock Privileges. SubscriirtUii' Ptice, ?1 a year. 50 touts six moiitnfe, trial of three months for S-* cr.ts.

HITKI,.IX»aitl lil.

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Umfcers. W^lii

Can't be inaite by every ev«ry month in tae, bisinctts furnish, bat those willing work can easilv cam a (lose, dollars a davright in their totalities, "llaveaorooiafotfx

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Office Hours a.il.to1r. u. and 4 to P.

Practice now limited diseases of the £1'E and GAB, D».\3-3m WM, CLIFF. 5 *V UKry aV CUFFf

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Week to Agents. tatFrte. P.O.

KtiV, Augusta, Maine. ,1-80-Gra

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I or'/tH aoJ .^n has !on4 maintained a leading

will make it still more attractive.

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Centaur Liniment will do at a tritlin lost. These Liniments are warranted bv the proprietors, and a bottle will be given tr any Farrier or Physician who desires test them. Sold everywhere.

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