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The -Rose, the Thistle
Shamrock..
the ( - Flying Foxes in Australia.
A GREAT ENJOYMMT.—The ;Single-
ton Times gives the fidlowing account
'of a recent 'externimating expedition. to
• thg haunt of the flying foxes at Black's
Mountain.:—"Afterhobi trgiour horses
with. a stirrup -leather. on some 'good
grass on the top of the Mountain, we
proceeded down its rather precipitous,
sides, and soon our eyes were as much
sqrprised as they were gladdened by
the sight of many acres of trees literally
black with foxes, 1Vlore than half of
oar company commenced operations;
iiut, after about a quarter of an hour's
tremendous'slaughter, we had the mor-
tification to see -that nearly every one
of the flying foxes were on the wing
and a wonderful sight it was. -.Tlfe
bush was about a mile and a:half long,
and the whole length and breadth of it
was nothing but a vast cicud of fox9
wheeling and bobbing ',bobbing round'
and reline. At the lowest calculation
there eoutd not have been less than
fifty thousand, and, I believe, if that
number were doubled it would benear-
er the truth. Our party had by this
time got pretty well spread over the
_ground, and for some time, whenever
two or three foxes taied to fasten on a
tree they quickly came to .griet, and
some of the party brought themdown
on the wing. This exciting state, of
affairs lasted until a little past noon,
when the call sounded of " Come to
camp,' The call :was quickly comp1iPt1
with, and ample justice was done to the
eatibles provided, After half an-horir's
rest, away we started,. and now 'the
fun grew fast and furiolis.' The foxes
were completely tired with their un-
usual - exertions of the morning, and
would only fly from tree to.tree, and in
many instances from one side of the
tree to the other, andi all that the
sportsman had to do was to load and
Chamber's Journal gives ,the right
of tbe national emble is, as fol. °Ws :.
THE ROE OF E14(4LAND.
earlyprtof thezeigu of Han-
ky VL about the year 1405, a few
noblemen and gentlerheere discus-
sing who was the ri$litfin heir a thee
English crown. - After' a time they . ad-
journed to the Temple Gardens think-
ing they would be More free frOin. in-
terruption.. Scarcely hOwever, hail they
entered when they - perceived Richard
Plantagenet approaching. Un willing
to continue the conversation, iA his
presence a great 6ilence ensued: • He,
howe-ver, asked - them what they had
been so anxiously taking aboutl when
he had joined them, and,whether they
espoused -fie cause of his party or that
of usurper, Heriery of Lan6agtre,
who had filled the- throne. A fal,se and
absurd politeness, prevented their -ma-
. king any reply. I 'Since you Are so re-
luctant to tell your opinion in [words,
i11
tell me by signs and let him that is an
adherent of the House of Yo'ck • ,pull a
white -rose, as I do.' •
Then said- the Earl Of Somerset,
Let him who hates flattery anti:dares
maintain faith in our 1..ightfu1 King in
the presence of his' enemies, pull a red
rose with me,' .
THISTLE IN SCOTLAND..
"/ -la the reign of Malcom 1, in the
year 1010, Scptland ; was inyaded by
the Danes who made a decent en Aber-
deenshire, intending to talee bl storm
Skins Castle, A fortress of imp rtance,
When -all was ready and there was a
reasona,ble hope that the jiimates of the
eagle were asleep they comm.enced
their niarch. They advanced caiitiously
taking off their .shoes to prevent their
- their footsteps being heard, They
approach the lofty tower,. their hearts
beating in joyous antitipation
of viatory, nob a : Sound 1 is heard.
They can scarcely refain from.,exclama-
tians of delight, 'for they had. but to
swim across -the -moat. and place scaling
ladders a.ncl the castle was their. But
in another moment a cry fiori them-
selves,.r6-uses the inmates to s use of
their danger, the guards fly to their
posts and pursue the' new trembling
Danes who fly before them. Whence
arose tIlis sudden change. Froni a very
simple cause. It appears that the
first moat -instead of being fillecl with
water was in reality dried up and over-
grown with this -ties, which pierced the
foot of the assailants who with pain, for -
•got their caution's Silence, and -uttered
the ery which alarmed the !sleeping in --
mates of the castle
'SHAMROCK OF IRELAND
One -day St. PatriCk was preaching at
Tara. He was anxibus to explain the
doctrine of the Holy Trinity: The.
people failed to '-u.ndertsand and refused
to believe t1:4 -it there could he three
persons, and yet but one God. The
holy. man paused a imoment, absorbed
in thought, and seeing h sliramrock
peeping through .the green turf ex-
claimed t
4, `Do you see this .simple Wild flower
how -three leaves :are unitad in one
stalk r
, •
His auclienae understood without
diffieulty this simple yet s illus-
tration to the. inexpresEdble delight Of
St. Patrick, "• From that day tile Sham-
rock e?ecame the national e4b1em of
FOR DYE STUFFS,
•
European Armies:.
In the April number of Blackwood,
there appeared an article on theymnies
of Europe, from •which it appcars that
the population of the tinitedaingclom
is about 30,000,000, while the army
e ; 34, -
reserve
ond ar-
pension-
ish mili-
10 vol -
00 retire
eaate of
consists of 92,002 men. at ho
000 in the colonies; -firSt arm
for general service, 2,000 ; se
my res'erve for home service,
ers; ete.,•23,000 ; 'untrained 1
tia, 23,000: ; yeomanary, 1.1,0
rmteers, i10,0; besides 62,.
jars in India; making an agg
420,000 men of all cla ses..
The population -of F4iille0 I 37,000,-
000.. Her regular embodied army is
400,000 Inen ,; first reerve to regular
arm,y, 100,000,.second do, 228,000
Garde Nationale _NI 0 bile,
making, a total of 1,058,-000.
Prussia hs a population
30 000,000 ; yqguIar4arrny
gular arniy,
000.; making
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a population "of 36,000,
GOO' has the 'ollowing artily force.:
Regular .9.1111V egiboiied, 25,000,
frontier troops) 52;000 ; Diserve to
i emi hit army, -1 . 5 45,000 ; Landwehr,
2676,006 ; giving- an agg-egate of 1,-
152,060. ' • •
The following is the 0(4 of those
armies : England, - $71,000, 00:0 ; France
$10.000,000 ; Prussia, $48,000,000 ;
.A.ustria, $41,000;000. -
It' will ,be seen. from thee figui.es
hos immensely more .costl is tht
Pritish army than those of he othel
niens ; GU& 1,1111LI the men ar4 far nio(
(-Li i , .:1 . , t o tat Ifor in; I. n , fo r -li g itiiig pn r
ii s '• .ii ally its'eer aiact • ja -Oa
fire, which they did as fast
guns would allow thein, many
having tb apply wet handkei
their guns which they rubbed
cool, being afraid they would blow the
powder off' whibi they were loadipg ;
but it would be impossible to give you
an idea of the shooting done &.or the
next few hours, ,or of the wild enthusi-
asm winch was felt by fiearly all the
party ; but, like every other enjoyment
and excitement, even that must come to
an end, and shortiy befoi.e live o'clock,
knowing, the distan'3e We had to return
home, and the darkness of the night,Vithone accord we turned homeward."
The attack oh the "foxes," we observe
'from the New South Wales papers was
continued for several days.
reserve to the r
Land welly, 370
1?. 020 000.
-
lAustria., with
ROLL'S; CAN'T. BE BEATEN,
Either in Price or Quality.
0
FOR
LAMPS,
CHIMNIES,
CRANDALIERS,
BURNERS,
WICKS, and
COAL OIL,
Go to ROLLS,
Oppo,pite Foster's Hotel, Seaforth.
carefnlly pre
as their
pf them
chiefs to
to keep
N.B.—Prescriptions
pared. .
Seaforth, June 10th
1869. 79.
TAILORS! TAILORS
A RARE CHANCE.
M E imdersigned. offers to rent the back
I shop of a tailoring -and clothing establish-
ment in the thriving village of Ainleyville,
where thoae is a business ample for five or six
hands. Apply to S. SMA LE,
Merchant Tailor,
332,000.
en.
of about
00,000- ;
350,000;
a total of
•
Dingle P. 0.
Ainleyville, Juue 251869. 81-tf.
1869.
Suicide of a Family.
- The shop of an umbrellamaker
named Antignace, at Beauvais: France,.
was noticed three mornings back to oe
unopened. As on knocking. no 'reply
could be obtained the door was broken
open and.the family were dead, suffo-
cated by the fumes of charcoal. ' The
husband was sitting on a sofa, his wife
ny his side reelining her head on his
shoulder, and their daughter. a widow,
aged 30, lying -4n the bed. The cause
of .uhis tiple suicide appears to be con-
nected- with he following cireunistanceS:
bix months ago a railway gua,rd ent-
ered" the shop to Make a. purchase, and
dropped there two coupens of 25f,
.each. A iorthight back Mine. Antig-
nape presented these two securities at
their bank, but payment was refused, as
notice of the loss had been given. An
ininiediate in(Iuii.y ensued, and Antig-
&mace,' who is considered to be -worth
200,000f, -paid the 50f., bnt as the
p u bile prosecu tor a ad inter v ened the
cast was was abeut to de carried befoi e the
"Correctional Tril)unal, . , aflair
seemed to have preyed.upon the mind
of tne deceased ;Ind the other members
of the family, and in ordee to avoid the
scandal of a trial they ° commited
suicide.
• D.
Pashunce -ov • Job.
1869.
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Contents of
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OF
g
MANTLES,
MILLINERY,
130 TS & SHOES
Everybody has had :the habit ov
bragging on Job, and Job did have
considerable bile paShunce, that's a fac,
bat did he ever tea:,..h a distrik skille
for 8 dollars a month and bourdround,
or run a kountree n.00spaper 7
Did he ever reap lodged oats , down
hill on a hot day, and hev all his gallus
buttons bust oph at once? •-
Did he eve & hev thejumnin teethake
and be made to tend the baby while his
wife was over ParkihseS in a tea squall.
Did he ever get up ill the morning
awful dri, and fut it three milesbefore
breakfast to get a think, and find that ,
the man kept a teruPerance house 7
Did lie ever set onto a litter ov- kitt-
ens in the old rockin ehaie, ' witli his
sunnier pantaloons on?
Did , he ever undertake to milk a
_
kicking heler.with a bushy tail, in
flitime, out in the lot?---7--Josh'Billings..
-.0.-
A Scotel-man having hired himself
to a farmer, had a cheese set before him
rhat he ;light help hiniself,. The mas-
er said to thin : "Sandy, you take 'a
_
Ong time to breakfast." "'In trnth
nater," answered he, " a cheese o' this
Iize is nae sae soon easel" as May ye
&c., &c., which will he sold at the
Smallest Profits
•
Always on Hand
A Choice Stock of
aOly Groceries.
wilTS 113
of;
KIDD & MeAVULICIN.
Seaforth, May 7th, 1869.
GEO. W. ROSS,
Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED i861,
THE IVIONTREAL TEA COMPANY
6, Hospital, Street, !Montreal.
The continued success of this COMpany
only attributable to the quality and purity
of thqir Teas. Over a hundrel thousand
boxes 'of Tea have been sent 'to different
parts of the DOIIIimi033, and. upwards of a
thousand:testimanials can beshown'bearit
testimony to the quality and purity of the
Tett. A great savina can "i* effected by pur-
chasing direct from us, eatties Of 5 an 121bs
and upwards. Every pas$sage warranted to
give satisfaction. "Club together and send
for four or five 61bcatties, which will be
sent carriage free- to any Railway Station in,
the Dominion. The money ,can hie collected
.on- delivery.
Try our fresh ground steam Roasted Coffee,
in 5 and 101btins and upwards, the flavour
of which is really excelleat, and every pack-
age warranted. 201bs. Tea and "5 or 10 lbs.. .
Coffee, sent to any Railway Station carriage
free. Tea and. Coffee delivered five Mint
daily in the city.
Silver taken at par.
—English Breakfast, 'Broken
BLACK TEA.
Leaf, strong Tea, 45e., 56c.; line a -layered
New Season do. 55c., 60c. wild 65e.; Very
Best Full Flavortd do, 15a.; Sound aolonx
45c.; Rich Flavor -6d do. We. ; Very Fine (lot
do. 75a; Japan, Good, 60c., 55c., Fine 60c.,
VeGryRFinEeE65Ne.,7A
Fienest25.0T-wankay• 50c,, 55,
65c, Young Islyson 50e., 60c., 65c 70
Very inc 85c., Superfine and "Vei..y Chlnes
$1 • Fine Gunpowder 85e. ; Extra Superfine.
COFFEE. ---No- 1, 30c ; No. 2, 215e..;
No. a, 20c. •' No. 4, 15c, per lb. .
Nothing less than a Cattie sold this
Company.
ANOTHER WONDERRA. CURE OF
CONSUMPTION IN CANADA.
MESSRS YOUNG .& CHAMBERLIN,—S rs, -I
feel it a -duty I owe to you, as„ -well as to the
public to inform you of the most wouderful
cure of Consumption, accoraplished in my
person, by the use of the Great Shoshonees
Remedy and Pills. 1. coughed a great deal
day and night, expectorating a great quanti-
ty of matter, and had a great pain about my
• left limg. I had cold chills every day, and
severe night sweats everynight, and between
the racking cough and great.sweating„ I was
almost deprived of sleep, by: these miseries
as -well as the loss of appetite, I was so i e-
duced that 1 could hardly stand alone. 1
was uncler the care of a , physician for a
length of time, ' and finding no relief, I
tried different receipes, but all without any
good effect. Squire Peterson of Bath,- re-
commended me to use the Great Shoshonees
Remedy; 1 proeured three bottles- at mice,
with the Pills,. so soon as I commenced. using
it I beg:an to get better, and when I had fin-
ished this complement, the cough, expectora-
tien of matter, pain about the lung, chills, -
sweating, &c., left Me ; and by continuing
its use I becaine strong and healthy. It is
now over two months since 1 quatabhe reme-
dy, and there have been -no syreptonas of the
disease returning, and I have been, -and am
now, healthier and better than: I have been
for years. 1 trust you will make this known
to the public, that they may be aware of the
peculiar virtues of this truly wonderful ln-
dian Remedy. i .
PETER C. Y. MILLER• .
Ernestown, County of Lennox i
and Addington, Ontario. i
. ...
To all to whom. it may come.—.This is to
certify that I have 'been acquainted. With the
above mentioned gentleman, Peter C. V.
Miller, Esq., for many years, and have
kno wn him always to be Of the very Eigh-
esb respectability and a very candid and
creditable person. and I am confident phut I
eau safely vouch 'for the truth of the above,
or any other statement made by him. -
REV, W. F. 8. HARPER,
44-17 Bader of Bath, Ontario.
GRA$alE .
• ' Desires to inform his old customers
and the public generally, that he has re-
built Shops on the
OLD„ PREMISES
On a raore extensive scale than ever, and is
consequently prepared to execute all
orders for everything in the way of
LUMBER & DEMOCRAT
WAGGONS,
33T3C4-0-IS, • cSzO_
and first -
None but the best material used,
class workmen employed.
BLACKSMITITIN G
A YEAR'S TRIAL.
TheMontreal Tea CompAny : Montreal, 186t,
Gataire—It is nearly a year since I purchas-
ed the 'first chest of Tea from your house
I have purchased _many since, and 1 am
pleased. to inform you. that -the Tea as in
every case proved most satisfactory, as well
as being exceedingly cheap. Yours very
truly. F. DENNIE.
--
Montreal Tea Company ;
GENTLE.W.:N--114e Tea I purchased of you
in March has given great satisfaction and.
flivlour Of it is very fine . It is very strange,
but since I have been drinking . your Teal
have been. quite free from heart -burn which
wOuld always pain nee after htealsfast: I at.
this pmity of your Tea, and shall
centime a customer.
Y ours respectfally,
FRANCIS T. GREEN.
54, St John Street Montreal
Montreal, April 1868. --To the Montreal
Tea (Jompany, 6 Hoepital Street, Montreal -
—We notice with pleasure the` large amount
of Tea that we have forewarded to you to
different parts Of the DOrainif);), and we are
glad to find your business so rapidly nor -eas-
ing. We presurEe your Teas are giving genee
ral satisfaction, as out of 4he large aanouatts
forwarded -we have only had occasion to re-
turn one box, which, we 'index -stand, was
sent out through a mistake_
CHENEY, )
Manager Canadian Express Co.
House of Senate, Ottawa. -
Montreal Tea Company ;
GENTLEMEN,---Zehe Box of English Break-
fast and Young Hyson Tea -whieh you aent
me gives great eatisfaetionYou may.tex-
peet iny future orders. Yours, &e.,
S. SKINNER. _
In all its branches, attendedto in a satis-
'
factory manner,
44VA FIRST-CLASS KORSHIICER4e0
Pmployed specially for this branch of the
:lsusiness.
WM. GRASSIE.
p—Two G-oocl Village Lots for sale,
. k . one of which has a Dwelling
House and other improvements thereon.
Seaforth, May 21st. 76-3m
POOR COPY
0 rr
Agents Wanted_
LA Z ARLTS,'M ORRIS, & coi
Practical Opticians & Oculists,
London, Great _Britain ; Ho ti
U. S.; and Montreal,. .1)
1
itGENTS wanted to canvass every Towne
ship m the County of Huron, for
ROBERTS' PATENT .
HORSE HAY FORK,• '
Price $6 00.
Liberal Commission Allowed.
Township Rights for. Sale.
Having secured the exclusive right for the
County- of Huron far the above invention,5
any person or persons making or vending the
same wid be prosecuted. Da -cording to law. •
JAMES PURVIS,
• Seaforp.
60-3m.
Searorth, April 2,1.869.
JJatas sa appointed Mr. M. la k,-ounter,
Watchmaker, Jeweller and -Optician,
sole agent for Seaforth and vicinity, for the
sale of their Celebrated Perfected Spectacles,
whilb have been extensively,used in Greet
Britain, and the United. States, the past eijht
years, and for which they ,claim the nu et- -
mentioned advantages over those in ordinal
use, the proof of -which may be seen in their
constantly increasing :business during We
past eight years.
ist That from the perfect constratti0s.
of the lenses, they assist and preserve the
sight, rendering frequent-- changes unneces-
sary.
2nd. That they confer a brilliancy
distinctness of vision, with an amount 01 •
ease and comfort not hitherto enjoyed 4-
,
spectacle Wearers.
a 3rd. That the material- froth whiell'ate
Lenses are ground is manufactured special -
or optic purposes, and. is pure, ,haaal -
brilliant, and not liable to become scratched,
4i1r. That the frames in which they ate
set, whether gald, silver or eteel, are of tlie
finest quality and finish, and guaranteed pq-,
feet in every respeet.
They are the only Spectacles that piase.14.
as well as assist the sight. And are Chea
est, because the best, al -ways lasting many
years without change being necessary. „
One of the firth. will :visit at Seafortla..gi
the store of their Agent, every six mone4
for the purpose of fitting those havitt tiont
cult sightswhen any spectaelest ;sold •
their agent during the Mist:rya' will its -
changed free of -charge if not properiyAttO
WE EMPLOY NO PEDLE.10,
Seaforth. May 2 Igt, 1862. Tiv*Y
IMPROVED solvent Act of 18,
In the Cownty Co2/11 of the County of IMOfl.
In tho matter of EDWARD l'ENT,
,
- a
rpHE subseriher offers for sale • his farm,
1 consisting. of 160 acres of land, of fix
class panty, being lot No. 26, Con. It
Ilibbera county of Perth, 60 acres clearea
and. in a good state of cultivation. There is
an excellent frame barn; log stable and
1. dwelling upon. the premises. Ample supply
of water. " About 7 miles from a good. mar-
ket. Plice awl terms liberal. -
GEORGE THOMSON,
Cromarty P. O.,
Or, J. S. PORT1qt,
Globe will please • publish
Seaforth.EtaB.
twice a -week for two weeks and. send account
to this office.
—
Dominion of Canada,
PROVINCE OP ONTARIO,
-County of Huron,
• To Wit ;
OTICE is hereby given that on Wedas*
daY' the Eighth day of ,September neX
at ten of the. clock in the forenoon, or as soola-
as Carmen can be heard, the undersigned
apply to the Judge of the said Court for
2.
divehaage under the said Act. see;
Dated Soafortb_ this 7th day of OWP
A. D, 1869.
EDWARD PENTON.
By BENSON & MEYBX
His Attornies ad Literit.
seteatta.,,
.8- Stiii.XTON,..EDi ON
SIIGAenlielr)a'Sl af:rerru(7)-11.cies,';i:N{AVIealipt.7111S),
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IVL.
L. VEflCOE, NI. D.. C. .
L. Szltze14
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It. W. B SMITH, PHYSI-C
OE0-.N ad. oince,—Opp
Grocery, ksesidenee,—Main
Seaforth, Dee. 14, 1868,
TRACY, M. D., CO,W,
the Comity of Huron..
ILIPIDBNCE---Clne door East of tl
E iseemafgiratliC,1Dmrec,14, 1868.
McCOSIL ATTORNEY
J. Solicitor inChattery,-00111
Paris, Ont Money to loan Or,
fety. Terns eass Oftice—lass
Star Baihling.
Paris, Dee. 14, 1868.
.& W M-ePHILLIPS,
„ Lana surve-,ors,
All. manner" ef Conveatmeing:
neatness and dispatch.
raitssioaicr ni 13 f Office—Nexi
of; Shalpis Hotel, Seaf.
iSeaforth, Dec. 14,
AYS 4 ELWOOD,
and Attorneys at. taw,
f,_)hancery., Notaries Public,. C
hke. Office,—Over Mr, Areltil
Block,Goderich, Ont.
'Lend. NV. To4n.A.N4,1., HAvs.
,Seaforth, Dec. 14th 1808.
CA'AIPB.ELL. M
MeGill 'University, Mot
:C;an, Snrgeon, te,Seaforth.
Cott's ck Residence
-
Main street.
Seaforth, .7nly 15th, 1869,
/71 W. liAltILIS, L.
-a1ahciu1 Dem?.
tures inserted with allthe latest
iniprovemcnts. The givatest
the preservation of decayed and
Teeth extractei1 without pain.
CoTh&s;Store,.
iScaforth, Dee. 14, 1888.
11AZLEHURST, License
for the County f of:Huro
Out Particular attention pai
of Binkrupt Stock. -Farm! Ste
teitieled on: Liberal. Terms.
Mortgages Foreclosed, Lan:,
rants Execaed,. Alto, Bathff 1
Oburt for Thiron.
I Goderich June -911.
1r R. ROSS, Proprietor 1iT*4
-„ Hotel, begs to inform the;
ferth and the travelling, comms
ly, that 4e keeps irA-Class ac
in every- thug required by t,
good stable and willing hostli
hand, Regular Boarders will
necessary !attention.
; Seaforth, Feb. 8th, 1S61.
?02UGHEY HOLNIS1
RISTERS, Attorneys -at -1A
iu chancery ana Insolvency, x
and Conveyancers, Solicitors
Bank, Seaforth, Asrents for
Assurance (-1/' Ncf.B.--$30,00i
%. Farms, Houses and Lob,
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1888. -
MAIL h., CROOK.E ARCH1
KD Plans and SpecificatiOns tin
'Carpenter's, Plasterer's, and. Al
measuredand valued, Office.
Auction Market, Court -House
rich.
Goderieh, April 23, $1860.
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vine, JarnesLairdpropriet
elass accomodation for tlio traN
The larder and bar -are alwa3,
the best th4 markets affvr
stabling in cormection.-
Ainleyville, April 2,3 1861
ENSON & MEYER,
) and AttorneS7s at Law,
ciliandery and Insolveney„ A
NotAxies Public, Ae. Offieese,
Wroxeter. Agents for the 1
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CO. of Upper ,Cansda, and the
e ritiej Co. of London, lan
8 per cent.; no -commission
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LLTBELSK1, SURGli
:Foram', respectfully inforl
of Seakrth and. surrounding
h018 prepara to cure _Corns,
blains, Ingrowing Nails, Lar.
all diseases of the human foo
a successful. tro.,atinent, -with
nes& Offieo directly opposite
Dry Ci.voode Store, Main Street,.
Se4forth,lliec, 14, 1868.
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0 lath* and Shaving S
want a good.,Sbate., . or y
or Shampooped, s3i onght
the "Littic Wondet," Soma
1-lotel, Main Street, Seaforti
Rooms in tonnection will be
poblic cn April 1st. Lubel.,
inakinalhe ha grow and pre
«flnng1 ut, was never known
in bottles at '?.1 each. Com
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