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<Dur tSolamn. “A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men.” TO MY WIFE. [From ’th* Portfolio of a Deceased Confederate . * Soldier.] “ I only kuow thee as my star, My angel aud my dream.” Tea. loved one! When life's fearful sea Roared round me fierce and dark, And no kind ray beamed through the gloom, To guide my hast'niug bark, Thy sptnt'a light rose e'er my way To woo where pleasures are, And li Jit and tender still it smiles-* My true, my only star. Thou art the chosen minister, lly Heaven in mercy sent, To load me from the erring paths O’er which my steps were bent* And. dear one. thou with gentle hand Thine errand doth fulfill; '[’hrbiigh every change, by day or night, Tfiiott art nijF aiige'bstill. ‘ ( 1 ? • But oh ! when slumber s spell is laid And ’"neafli' iU'c(iir‘j7oblivious veil Til tNsVlfiy like’ rays of soul souJ ’ rafol&fflWStar, T Mtitad Qmf tas sUr ' My angel and my dream.” And ever thus thou It be to me 10 me Tlie M Toif,. THV tlWrMPSiUffif*' Buf'a 1 ay w&Mrc mWmhM ®St- ftl! Fflrjtjhpp art. wlI! be ’ '[’he spirit of niy dream.” 9 KosevUie. La. ; TOBS | Among the i"numi;rable anecdotes related of the ruin of arsons at pi ty, there is one worth relating, which refers to a Mr. l’orter, a gentleman who iu the reign of Queen Anne, possessed one of the best estates in Northumberland, the whole of which he , lost at hazard in twelve months. According to the j, this madman—for we can call him nothing - else—when he bad just completed the loss of his last acre, at a gambling house in London, and was proceeding down stairs to throw himself into a car riage to convey himself home to his house in town, he resolved to have one mote throw.>o try to re trieve his losses, and immediately returned to the, room where the play was going on. Nerved for the worst that might happen, he insisted that the person he had been playing with should give him one chauce of recovery or fight with him. 11 is proposition was this : That his carriage aud horses, the trinkets aud loose money in his pock ets, his town-house plate and furniture—in short ill that he left in the world, should be valued iu a lump at a certain sum, and be thrown at a •ingle castj. persuasion could prevail' on him to depart, fro® his purpose. He th rew aud * lost > theu t&hduotVg the winner to the door, told the ooaehman thfre was his m*ster v and marched forth into thodiernal aud dark street, without house and home,orao.vothercreditable means oI auppmfi. Thus beggared he retired ta au chsdwe lodging ia in a cheap part the town, subsisting partly on charity, sometime* acting as marker at a billiard lahle, and occasionally as helper to a livery stable. In this miserable condition* with nakedness and famine staving him in the face* exposed to the taunts and insults of those whom he mm. support ed he was re«ogniw4 by an ohl friend* who gave hint fifty dollars to neceasarleo* He ex pended twenty-five iu procttrtng decent apparalt with the remaining twentydive he repaired to a omittttmt gaming house* and increased them to two hundred and fifty* He fcljourued to one of the higher on lev of houses sat down with former as leoiate* and won one hundred dtonsand dollars. Returning next night, he lost it all* was mm more jH'unihwt, aud after suMrting many years in ab ject die*l a Iwggar at St* Hite*. Th© way they tlo thtnii in CAilfomfc* jmpew lmretong account* ©f n tot© sensation, which is substantially *ml briefly n* follow*; Harry Httdd it, fish* dealer, is reported to have bargained with some scoundrel whose name is by the po lire withhold from the public, to murder his wife, with whom he had not been on good terms. This fellow openly admits thnt he agreed to do the job for $1,500, and received sl,ooo,in cash on nccouht. Hav ing had a falling out with Budd, however ho informs the police of the whole transac tion, and they "put up a job" on Budd— namely, this eolf-eouvictod would-be mur dooor goes to Budd and agrees to drown his wife, and the bargain is clinched. The wife is let into the secret, and consents to sot her part, Mr. Assassin gets her out of the way, and a report is circulated that a woman had been drowned, and Budd is supposed to be happy. He meets his tool to receive Urn evidence of his supposed bloody work and the police overhear the conversation and tajto Mr. Budd into cus tody, Yesterday the party who received the $ *OO note from Budd offered to sell ifc st a discount erf SOO, stating that he wanted to get the money so ae to leave town to-day Budd is represented ae being an imbecile it is the opinion of some who know the portico that be has been played upon by those who are dewurot* erf obtaining the property, be being the owner of considera ble reel estate in this city. It is also stat ed that Bodd’aod bis wits haws not lived Wiy hartnomooslr of his. It seems rath er singular that tike party who pretended to be willing to do the killing, and who received a note of S3OO in port payment Jor the crime, should ysW*rdsj. after the. party. Th* conduct od bin part proves that be was willing to swindle muocanl parties oat of the price of blood, «we tho igh be halted short of commuting *©- <—-1 pirAr—,S. fi ■ ?."V. Miscellaneous. • * y". . —■yy POSTPONED SHERIFF'S SALEa WILL BE 80LD before the Court honor door in ihe city of Httmbridge, uh the fn*' Tuesday in August rext v between the usual bow. of Bale, the following property, t»» wit: . O* e town lot in the city of Bainbridge, couut* of Deeatur. i>ouiid <.a the Ea-t by street runoiw North and South in fro..t of the resrdeirce lots « w raid city known as the King & Powrll pr m’sea anti N"rth by iand known as the F G. Aroer* iat.ds and b* Flint river, on the South by premi ses of B. F. Powells estate anil W H Ciawford atm. <** the West by lands | uioha>d of A W. Canning harn, and ceased, by B F- Bi nt*>n a«.d al>o by Fli» river, containing two acres mote •> less Ltvie ou as the property of Itiohard Situs trustee tort Fann’e Bruton ar>d children, to satisfy one Sta*% n<i county taxti ia at the msance of T. J Jeter lay Collector vs. said K Sims, Trustee. H. B. Waugh, Sheriff, ALSO, At the same time aud place, the following cn>- scribed ia».d lot No. 33, in th<- 21>t District. to satisfy two Justice Court fi fas in favor of Win. Id Yates vs H B. Overstreet. Levy made aua re turned to me by a Constable. H. B. Waugh, Sh’f. SHERIFF &ivLES. WILL be *old before the Court House door in the city of Bainbridne, on the fl'St Tu stl »y in *AUgitst imxl between the u-u\l hour tot' Side the ftiUo»i'<g property, to wit ? I m o Ono town b>t at and impr- vearents in the city w Biinbridgv Dec«*uv cori'ty, known «k the J BvhtnijMphtce' bounded t4ist try* premises o«®t*d tey A P HdU-her, Vouth bv premises ofJaeoh Feta, *te* v hf L-’dih street and Dit6 by BvAw*> stveet*. s«tti j VjfusTKes efthtaiMntd tinftt *,.<» on** ha if -aervs- ity bsdnii JivWd Unifiis i*rt\a»j'll , B k luttdff, lv9< W'bto* *\vwveiiutk& Me L'*i(fi|h'lhait«-tiaid , BAitlo»,iibsrihdo*,lhl thrtWlyii'ttCftdiWtl hblth'»V,:iind l ‘th li «vliaVlu‘ Oct'Gllb.r t'et-»r , lBU, > *i^fotVd<Mßt4 l d!y'Udtilh J cLf , 'a li l« Octod*. term, 1872, Defendant duly H , .'tfi6‘‘W.au?h, Sh'f. Abso, H. B. Watigli, ShTr. At the same time am*t»>fda('e, one town 3»t Af'^.aitlbiC,l<^n<|)^)Wtti *thu*tiv#r* am ih« fitwielftbUec llAetwfdumpan. tVta audut|>pUy- ItaUiW'Ofsy U% lift ■'.‘f dhd'-y ■b'nd%«>'t(wediAitt wfiy A' Arepttmg «Hdtre«ftbvyi*t tlfu vigiu #fdsl‘VhVo!i« ( i'lliCta»^:*(d t into* ithtottghliLe: tSicdiowrt doCcpute'ilib'galbbie sct-ptjtvpiw w lu'fli ..thtibtsaipa prttp nfy >«( *l|pttj>«> i KeR- fit 1 on, to * yatr'fr an «*w uulh Os aiecbautea lieu fi ufa.iiuufavor of Bcfiftm llcUughjiu Ts,«dde6iWUfelibe and returuable October term, 187 Defeudant duly notified. n g Waugh sh • . u H. B. Waugh, At the same time a Hj At the same lime and pLce lot of laud in the 21st dirilrioi ol Decatur county, levied on as the ptQ|(tu ty cf the estate of Hetiheu Cloud, to Si t htfv one Sitpetiur Court fi fa, in f ivor ot S. f Patterson A UVo. vs. Elias Jones as adm’r of !t« n boa Cloud. L. F. Burket, Dep. Sh'ff DECATUR SUPERIOR COURT, Apkil Teem, 1872. Stokely S Dixok) rule NIsI tq T. H. Adams. ) M'JBTtJAGE. IT being represented to the Court by <he petition of Stokely b* Dixon, that by deed of M*ort«age, dated the !Ah day of Novupber, 1563, 'h'mas H Adams conveyed to the said -Stok, ly S. D xou iun following described p«tools of l.indj to wit; All that parcel of land embraced within the following boundaries, to it: End bv Beubefi Kit bo’s lot. Sou h by D. J. I'iokitison, W st, vacant lot, own vd or said V> l»« owned by I avid P. Lock ano' North by Planters street, situated in the town t Hai abridge, D.-cv.tur county, tia.. fo> the pmpo-v of securing tiie payiue".t of two piomis-on notes made by said Tin ma3 H Adams to the raid,S. 8 D xon ox bearer, one due ou ihe Ist day rs Janua vy 1871 And oue due ou the <biv of jannaiy, 18 2, tor the BU*U Ihree hundred and twenty'fiv* dollars ($3.:0) which notes ate n »w,due and iu aid It is to dev and that the -nitl 'X, H. Adnm»d«t«»y i«Ut this Court by the first day of tire uext term thereof, the prinufi®).. interest amt eusitdee'% •aid’ ne*cA ox eatrse it any he has to th* ■•or tvary or that io deign It > hereof huMie*nro be grunted to the aaid Muhelv * v * Hxon of said mortgage and the h\ui y rs redr mpih>it nf the said 1\ M Adams tl-eiei ftrrever Ira vied aud a appearing that the said T-. H* Adams resates oot of the eouu ty aud that this rule h* served oa hi® hy puidioatiou *ir \erms of the djat\>tes.. Witness the Hou iVWr 4* wtMbf, durlge •> thid Court* {ua>- WttwlWfi* T . F Clerk* doueli* lST2&filai4® apfil teem ©RCATim swemor im I f beta* ivbtowiosd to <thv Qm\l by die vrbktott of Thoms* M. Alloa, th*t by Amrn vs tbtorl Uth d»y of ©cccml'-ef. I&TO-. Rostov.. ©netof and fVtov Shmoh, ed to him the mi'll Ai on, hA *.s land Nr**, tluv% hsudtvd and tomAwscvsn, solve off of th* wrtrthwwrt ****** end tho* hundred u*d t*v tW purt*»*e at soemiag tho psvmest iif thus* pmudsmy tmtss mail* hy tho sa*l A, buffo* D Thntaas and s\ Stvowt, sad <m* of tho otfd ants'! *s to <h*e imM Thoma* M Alton due on nwfwaually on tho Ist day oi Jsnusty. I**??, tea hi .I tnusvy. 187$. and Ut January, 1874 «nd *seh tw the stun nfseven handl'd and fifty d*liam. the fir f | rote aaoa them is s cr»do «*f and lUr ,is ao,v das Sod unpaid .t is ordered th** tho said Add-on Itoxier, Bnetor i horns* an* f<4e |t#«rt do psv iato this court hy tho I*l fifty of thvjuxt *S’tn thereof, the priaci. I*nl ifitS'OHt »nd oo«ts da.- on *»>id trot* «>r -ho* csiis-' if any ti>s\ have u> the cofttrs'V, or that in d' hnlt thi-r-o! foM-oloatiro b" grant'd to the *«i<l Ihotinis M Alton of wiid mortgag--, and tha equity ot redemption of add Hoxtet, Lhtc 'lhumsi* and fVfi’t Kt«nft tl)S<ein bs for> vet barred and that ►erriee o' thi* rtitol>« i»erfooto«f on ca-d defendant* In pithlie itinti 01*0*’ a month lor four tin nth* in the Southern Hun. according to lsw, given under my hand snd msl. Wifm S- th# Hon Potor Htr'-*i»r, Judge of Mid Cotu t thin 17th day of M iv, 1*72- T. P MAMriOlf, 0 Silt. PROFKSSIOMb CARIH. a. s< sowri ....a, c. sowss BOWER, 4 Bowea ATTORNEYS .AT LAW, PAisnniitOE. oa. *omrs nt in const soos. H ireh 23, IhTl. 44->y C O CAMPBELL ATTORNEY AT LAW, BAIMIRIDOK. GA Aft beainSM (feint*.*! to thsir sets. ffo*p»ly si tended to. CAm in Coart Hoavs. w. o. rtwwrw.*. 3. c. smrssrosn FLEMCTO A KUTHERFORD, ATIORNEYS AT LAW BAIFBRIPGE GA. T R fiaeaiil Jk Ceb stom ja«l9-e}4 per v. WBBIVU S- WL MU MoGDLL k HITKL ATTORNEYS AT LAW, IfAI?CR!-ir»GE GA CF 04*r «w» F »ieiyt Miscellaneous m off it m INDUCEMENTS OFFERED. •- . . | A • IN OBDER to make a C FANG IN BTBIKES aud improve iron's in mv store, I am selling iuj entire Stock es Goods, conshting iu putt of Dry Goods, I BOOTS and shoes, *. BOoTS AND SHOES, Invite the attention bf the LADIES especially to my stock of Dress Goods, Brc< Which I will sell at Great Bargains. t.M. BOSENFELD * mold 3 3m. B. J. LESTER, COMMISSION MERCH'NT and dealer in Liquors, Cigars, Tobccos, &e , SAVANNAH, C-A. HOv96m THE OLD RELIABLE: WEST-STKEET HOUSE! • CF * , mm k nun. KIS CONSTANTLY SCBPLIED WITH BEATY * INTOICES OP SPRING & SUMMER aooDSy OF THE LATEST Styles and Patterns loortmu wits a Very Large Stock of # Amo, HARD-WARE, WOOD-WARE, WIL LOW-WARE, AC. •OUln fact there u nothing wanted hy the pab lic tkst they cannot supply at most reasonable prices. Give us a call, examine our goods sad take advantage of oor indueerosnts. PATTEBriON A McXAIR May 4,1872-46-ts IGECREAMSAtOON BESTAURAXT, (he dtxzetw of coun try that we have jose opened the above tsuh 11,'ln Mr it on WatervtntL next door to the Ffcnt ESver rsure. «ad that we woohl hnghvi » see afl oar oil tapfonsers and ae many new on** as may m ssk a ee Cream w3l be nrsd per ordeas to anv part Os the dtr weS padud a Le. OrArfv forparrißor pi: aka protnpdy am-- ded to mi hhemi dedertMos for such <*xa mom A BRATHHAW Miscellaneous. ciocsi, watches, JEWELRY. DIAMONDS, si L¥EE WARE MXJSI CA L INSRUMEIJTS speuiagle.n • \S alxing canes, TOYS. FANCY GOODS, A nda full line of Fancy Goods, suitab.e foi - tart a full line of Faucv Goo.hu suitab.e Ku Next Door to Butts and Peabody. Broad Street. Next Door fco Butts ' MMWWrn (TEOft^A— tyrenr. CffiOßGLA—Decatur County. *4&rs mon mirk, a minor under the age of torn teen _ May 4. IBa2-16=&n--- ftVWVft cft^WsWi-WiMsfeonyiC \ Live Paper TiT~Your County. A Live Paper m Y our County. XROSI'E-CTtS OF XilK • PROSPECTUS OF THE BCBTHEM 6EBS6M To be published at 1 HOMASVJLLE. GA. *THE FIR."T NUMBER >f a live progressive, R> ah. au, wide ; wdic week y j-ewspapci. under tu, above same will be issued a* 1 bum&svil.e, ihom as count-v. Gu, on < r about ihe 15TH DAY OF AUGUST, 18751, ly R. M. JOHNSTON & CO., tne piesent p.royiv* ois of the Biiinbridge.-'uo. _ , The subscribed b«l eviug that there is an inv»- ting field for a LIVE paper I<. the rapidly giowinp city otTh.'Uiasville and that the ch zer.sof Thom as count\ leal v desire such an institution in the. e«,unty. and that thov wi 1 liberally bestow the., pationage or a goodnewsp per when assn ire. I tba. it will be to their interests B<> to do, we l iwe un dertakeh to.supply the wants of the people in Uim iuction. If energy. indu»iry and ente-pii-e aiv the means of b uce. ss, our succeeding in thi%eute« prirei-beyond peradveutur } and it faithiuliu* o the true intere-ts of those wh> patr> nize us wih. proven sufficient ijacentive to attract to’usthopm. ruuago of raid county, we shall bt? entirely meet-#, iul and accunprsb .oiu a'm namely of establisi ih'Ta ptnua'ient institution in Ihonttasvtup in Uw. shap ■ of t live and progressive newspaper. iTie people of jh unas county want a live pap** and they are bote and t<> have it, their home »u tcrests rei|«i»e it Their political ibt. rests.'emans. it Then let evet \'o 'v come Up and '*uWe>fh* for the Gs- rcoan —and v li do v n good and hairnet y.»n in mot\ things Tluunarvidi m* your city .* growi* tj r'pidL the ontsi te w*tll idmuhl km*, ft, and the ded yon baron go it Nothing can or w< Ipr mov the giemth anti pr '-peaty of a city *o mdedah* as. a wed emnhteted newspaper, The editmivi department of the paper will he under the ole and inunedi de emutud o» Mr, R **, doheato'', one of the ynnngvat nt hnrde* wey* ing and moat rapt lv tiding mendnm .1 the tteoo gia and wln -t inggni and apley mann%* of get to g np hia oettt and home e damn* hag onf'd to the Rainhodge Bnn the j mod nv*. whtoh ho now ptW'de t e name of' he la at wee* 1. 1-teat pa pup In tho State Mr 4 wtl'he ato*.- erl by a internment ci iaen of Thomas fb\ one » the gWe*t I tie tl wihera in Georgia The teroa of the paper writ tie #4 Oh per gv now* gdverthd g rates reasonable, vw let every maa who ta in favor es the ae» vancetftont of It a own aa' oimatv. and who m* aicr'y to read a hr* solaaa patror, came np and at«* aertlre at oaem Those wiai ing to nbaettlie, pan oo a*r hv ealliag on Mr, M Smith at tho laiakina honsa-of Mo«sta-. Wright or to ft. w ttopkina, At’oroev at L-.w . So momy re, oidtod to iiatd until the ttmt *- amher of *pa jrapor t« focetvod. R. M. JGiSNNTtiN A 00-^ AMUSEMENT FOR THE SUMMER EXCHANGE SAEOON- B. F. COLBERT, Proprietor. Mr a*tab'i><hment k* tumbhed with rm«* of the best billiard rdVwir i»i Georgia where the (if- T-.Oaa of this frcinsrt'ng «nme. will meet wi»b every attention which i# likely to render their vi ite pie rant. THE EAR in supplied with the eh< Irest selectum of pure iiqonr', which will be wrr<d to my pair n* bj p*'i*tC tender* AH the f*«hi<rr«rb e summer dr nk* ate n«*w being mixed , n n y counter, The choic es: brands 01 cigars to b« found at the cigar coun ter. ' THE »ODA FOUNT, I* »Vo in frill bf**t. a* 11 would he pleaded to b>re the public so • a-1 and teat the cooling quail ties in tide d* i-thtfnl horemg", 1 will b" Kad to see al my 41 patrons, and a# many new ones ae m*y fbiuk pr re- so e>M B. F, C'/LtfEKT. May *9,72, 4A tf New Tin Shop! water BaINBR 808, G OBGL4 l E- fdCITJET, LATE of ?a* Sr» of Coartacy 4 A«4r«ws. he i sawn Commenced the Tm Business , And would »*• gird so «r* all I.is .id friend* «ad p*»r > e i'» k'» >»ww qa b r». E tp> m;t <a luai a till eyp t «,f *w te* «J» w msz mm 9 TIN WaBC, SOEET IRQ*, COPPER, And snanr other rh.-aga too ammerom to awatiow. *%*)<& W<xk dome st tkeshortest ootke. *aeeh»-%se Miscellaneotts. Are now receiving their very large SYOCJJ Dryg.oods Groceries } Boots and Skct, HATS. CAPS cfc ETTRs, BtyrTsa- cbheese, visa, sabsines, bystst> s HiEDWAEE WOOD, WIUCW AlfD QDEmvtlE tl WHISKIES, BRANDES. GINS * and mrn other th ; ngs too uuinerons to metitiau. Comp This” Wav! , AND THE * Dry Goods V :. \B . _ Ever brought to Bainbihlge. • Ever brought to Bainbrldge. We Lave now y\ store om* usunl sttpnlY ot S, rytff ai , « , . We nave now- in store our usual supply of S ; ring- ana Summer croc a s to win •. r« woul l call the attention ot close buyers : Consisting of DBY GOODS, \VALL PIIEB and BOBDEtII^O, groceries, Veiled curt Ans, paper cutapsts, HARDWARE, PAINS, LEADS, AND OILS, BOOTS A\D SHOES, CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. FLO BACON, LARD,C HEESE, SUGAR, COFFEE, IRON, STEEL, AND NAIL We Invite Everybody To call and see us before making their purchases. -BABBIT & WABf££hß- TANARUS, J. WILLIAMS & CO. DEALERS IN HACON, DllIEl) BKEF, L.vHD, KICK, FLOCK, MEAL, COfFEK, . . fcUUAIi, CAN-GOUD-S PiCJM,ISS, ' ' % fancy uamiu& i ua.\voo» SNUFF, CIGARS, *GPA, ATCHR?, SrAUCH, SOAP, MICKEIS AND TUB', ' B JOOS, POUTfiH, ARE, WINKS A SD OF THB BEST BRANDS. AhE, CSSA» FOB CASH Oft EXCHANGE FOIt • COHHtTBY FROBHCE- uiiiMTtmiif mis W*» ' Ml ,-| „| * ,r lhe enduring mnnumcn *of Fenlmore Ooopet era hb* work*, While «h« lore of e unity ruveil, hts memory »il axhd to beheot« bt the peonb. trtt'V idiotic and Am thioi gl'o t. they should h«id a „>:*cc in evaty American library —■ Damiu. Wiesnta. A MEW AW© SPLENDIDLY- ILLUSTRATED POPULAR EDITION .or FENIMORR COOPER’S WO«M> fAMntn LEATHER STOCK INO ROMANCES D, Am/ro* A c.O, 4 mtmmao that they bs-re commenced the publication of ) Fe®i metre CToupo er'n Hi reU, in n form desfjmed for #eßef»l pnfmhtf ei-crr'a'lou 'lbe series writ bugif, with u mom. » 4 le«»hcr Worku.g dale-/ i*r la number, which w»4 be r>«i* i*fced <fl the so iowjfl/ order, af inter eat* of ab>d( a month ; I. Th ? U'l tbe Mohie-m ♦. II The Deetslurer, JJI The Pal bin-nr, if Ike Pioneer*. F. The Prdri*. This eititfrm of the leather Ntcehins Tafes’'’ will be prior# In band ©m# *<* w-r n fmwi finaw new **• renfype f.lafes Rich ralnOMt -ojerM and fnf|y fHo*rr.>ed with ent ret> new rh-gfar * b* *he efm ’mg »-r «wt nrtie* r O, <P, fnwfey and hornet in we 4 at» •»Ai»#-..pa«- ero P lea, '•**»&-#*• «*>«# per wdnaie cw id 7* r the «ee Thn j «r hf when ewflrtfieft an-he h tend, *m j /-at b»» y •eintna. hr * kren binding -omr* «H ! be lam Ant at A w (ret. pencmfA and cltr ieems. V TVae dr-b tow* n* We »r*M •maw'ly fr Umn» w*=w-n tb-*- am*an Ineal iadetlwr. Any pram e a fine «• the rm Wit K srhrwwK so h no .. dec* es >4 'k- * U INrdtwisw he |3 : S, »ii r e4n> tn**t aw • * kmi •aw •*»* wertcei j* rtcut «f J Fwww (>■#■ 0.-f » ii- asto' Hr bidac a th- <r lame Any awe -eB-lmz «• the mast is fall f.f fo«r Wrap e*a wb 4 tba srrWa will wrtV 'h «*tr» aa* sr»’«i truly, tan. a* ■'aaaw-el *r e, at-1 orr*a*’ of b- r ot he w Pe» » lb BeiW4 Sn emrh rhvntw. ioa*pi ’**>» r*fwd y•* poblded. aid «b * fTWtrait in— fcately OB the irctuf* o the rrwitl*» «. D. APULKTOV A CO . Pal «*han\ N«S k m Brnaawww. NV T«k. , MANHOOD: sow vw. sow sMswa ' pnWished anew aditios of DR WI LL'S OKLKRRATID »>?<aY os »W* **2 o» csttain wrwhs»»nswssiv the etb-cts sf wwti Ahnees ot eorli Itte. . .. 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