ENROLLMENT LIST.
The following is the list of tne persons en
rolled as being liable to the draft under the
and 3d . classes, in the 33rd sub.-dist :
MU
First Class.
. Age Occupation
HARRISON TP.
10121
'• Avery, William H.
Allen, John,
Beebe; Horace S.
Blodget, Charles
Burnside,
Russell L.
_Burley, 'Jewel'
Hexteuilrit
'..Burton. Jemes
•_:Burdick, Charles
Baster, Alfred
Brown, Ira
Bowman, George
Coths, James
Claek, Henry
Clark, Jonas
Ccrlwright, Chafes
Cummings, Samuel
DurthemrAndrew J.
'Dodge., Martin
Dodge. Vincent
. Dennis, Alonzo
Dennis, George i .
Dennis ' Lewis
Mild, Edward A:
Poud, Charles H.--
- Dodge, Alfred F
Dibbe, Lyman ,
Erviiy. McKinney
.Kilis, George
Ervey, Ambrose
-- Ervay, Oscar
-Feronm Rollin
Gill,'John S.
-Gill, Ross
Gill, John N.
:Gilbert, Charles A.
Grover, Allen
Graves, Nelson
Harrison, William
Haynes. Kollin V.
Haynes, James S.
Hunter. Hirata
Hurlburt. William H.
Hisrlburt. Walton
Hunter. Charles E.
Hinkly, Henry
Holcomb, Theodore F.
-Holcomb, Augustus E.
Hubbard, Nathaniel ,W
Hardin. jewels
Jones, Ed i
Jennin ,, s. William
Joseph, Elmer
Kenada, George
Kibbe, Thomas I.
Kibbe, Abner
Kibbe, James .
Knight, ,avert
Morrie, Mark A.
McCatchon, Hiram
Merrick, Lester
Mascoe, David
McLean, Hensley
Northrop, Dennis
Olney, John
Phillips, Erastus
Pearce. Joel
Potter, James
Potter,.Byrun S.
Phelp, Thomas
Raymond. William D.
Reason Jonathan
Rooks, John P.
Robinson, Burr
Robinson, Aaron
ILnoks. Ezekiel
Smith, William
- Stone, Levi 0.
Bione, Samuel W.
Stone, Chester
Sackett, Maurice
Simmons, Leonard
Stephen -7, Sylvester K.
Stone, Morose N.
Sawyer, Lewis
Stone, Myron S.*
Swelland. Austin C.
Stietland. Mulford IL
Snyder, Hiram
, Snyder ' Morris
George K.
:Snyder, Morris
;Snyder, George
Thomes. John H.
TOOker, George W.
yansiekles, John
' White, Lewis
Works Peter
Wetheril, John
White,'Joel
White, John I.
Wnite,
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Abbott. Jared
_Burdick, Sylvester 29 laborer
Rotten, l'orier . 23 farnm4.
Butten John - 30 tries to preaeb,&c.
Batten, Abner 27 laborer
Butte; Ors'on 32 tries to preach
13ailey, William 32 laborer
Blackman, Orman • 21 do
Blackman, Jai:hes 34 farmer
Baldwin, George 20 do
Bailey, Hobert C. 28 do
C_liWon; Alonzo 27 do
Chilson. Orlando 22 °_ do
Carey, Martin • 32 do
'Carey, Jacob 23 do
Carlin, James . 24 do
Carlin, Charles 28 do
Croaee, Abram 33 laborer
Dickens, Stephen E 21 , twiner
Douglas, Ira 28 do
Dienens; Benjamin.F. 29 do
Ellis, - Harry 31 do
Fraser, John, , 20 do
:Frasier, Jacob. 23 do
Fortuna. Amos C. 20 do
Gibson, James 31 de
Griffin. Samuel 24 do
Guernsey. Ernstus 33 do
Havens, John L. 27 do
Havens, David W. 29d0
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Hunter, Paid 31 do
Hammo - n John 23 do
Hai - kills; Niram 23 - do
Hosely; Henry 33 , do
.Tewett, Benjamin F. 37 , do
Joseph, .Ansel ' '23 pboemaker
Bane, Edward. ' 31
••••) farmer
32
Kilbourn, Amos B. do
Larrison, George 33 . do
Loucks, William Joseph. 28 cooper
Teed, Hezekiah - 29 laborer
Loucks. Cornelius EU 34 farmer
Leach, William T. . 34 do
Llttle..Williami 24 do
Lood, Lean - der Jackson 32 do
',Oinks. Stephen 23 do
Moore, John, 27 do
liollre, Hiram 31 . do
Morton. John 23 • laborer
Morton, Hobert ' 24 ' ' farmer
Newman', - Albert 20 blacksmith -
Nephew, Robert ' 20 !Aare.
Owens, William 34 , firmer
Owens, Minor. ' 3l laborer
Parry,, William "30 firmer
ttedoer, William - D. 30 do
Scott, James - , 30 ' ' do
Surdam. Fraud. 39 do
Eeott, links i '34 do
24 Farmer
, 29 - do
29 do
22 laborer
32 farmer
33 • do
25 do
28 laborer
32 do
31 farmer
31 " do
30 do
23 ` do
• 33 do
25 do
24 do
27 do
28 do
33 do
23 • io
21 ' do
25 do
25 , do
30 do
2.7 , do
30 do
29 do
29 blacksmith
53 farmer
20 laborer
20 do
32 farmer
29 laborer
25 farmer
35 , do
21 'do
29 do
,32 - laborer
32 farmer
29'. do
24~. do
28 do
22 laborer
20 do
23 fernier
30 do
23 do
26 do
32 do
36 do
29 laborer
27 • farmer
25 do
30 do
34 do
32 . do
22 laborer
32 farmer
32 do
35 do
25 do
26 . mechanic
29 blacksmith
fa d :l o iter
27
20 do
22 miller
2u farmer
32 do
23 • do
26- do
34 do
36 joiner
24 farmer
22 cl 4
27 do
Alvord, James 25
Bump, Jacobi 40
Burdick, lienjitmin 34
Beyea. A. J. I 31
Curriel, %Vl!lurid 26
Clink'. John Jr. 30
Douty, Samuel 22
Earl, Oweu 22
Ellsworth. William 20
John, Nesbit 30
Kilbourne, Curtis 33
Luce, Andrew • 21
Lossy, James F. 28
11cDole, Daniel 30
Ilartiu S. IL ' .• - 43
Nickerson, James E. , ,30
Strait; John
JACKSON TP.-
• 20
34
34
Raker, F. H.
Pirriug, Reuben
Smith, Jwi!mit T
Second Clam.
qARRISON TP.
Austin, Joel H. 38
Bowman Milton 36 •
Burtis, Woolz.ey , 40
Call, Silas E ;, 36
Cartwright, Hiram . 35
Cummings, Henry _ 40
Day, Riley 36,
Da laby, Henri 38;
Dibbe, Major R. 39
Erray, George B. 43 .
Ellis, Levi ; 36
Ellis. Henry 1 41
English, Amos 42
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Ellis, Alonzo i 36
Fox, William , - 44
Goodell. 6atnuel B. 40
Hunter, Daniel 37
lioutaling. Alfred 36
Harris, lank. D. • 40
1 Hoesks, Alonzo 37
Harrison. Hubbard 44 t
llnrlbert. Hiram 37
Hurihert, Isaac 37
HurDien, .1 , hu A. 35
John-on. Beojatnin 35
Jacobs, Oliver, 42.
Lewis. Simon' 36
Lewis, Maus 41
Madison, Jesse 43
31orrig. Booert F. 35
Metcalf, Samuel 35
letealt, Theodore P. 41
Morgan. Gehrge - 33 '
Outman, Henry • --. 38
tintomn, George G; 35
Perry. Oliver JI. , 35 •
Plielps._Elisha, 35
Predmore. James S. 38
Phillip:. Charles C. 37 -
Priev. Julius' 35
Rose. Andrew J. 35
Smith. John' , 42
Saeitzer, Valentine 40'
Steadman. Frank 35
Steadman. Otit'avins 36
Sta than, Ed w l i n t 40
Statham Henry 37
Stewart. Guilbert 35
W iod, Henry I 39 . ,
White. llitioiltOn 42
Williams. Jostirph T. 44
Whitr, Dewit p T.
43
Webster, An* 42
Warner, Jesse' H. 43
do
laborer
do
do
farmer
do
do
do
do
cooper
laborer
farmer ,
do I
do 7
do
do
do
do
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laborer
Prmer
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Alvord, Charles 4;1 farmer
kbboti, Sydney :44 do
Button. A lfriiii 38 do
Button. Ilarlinv 44 do
Bordiek, Et jiill 36 do
Burdieli. John 41 ' do
li melt, George 38 do
Carr SI iitely 11. 36 do
Carpenti r. Lewis E. 44 do
Ittivis, Reuben F. 39 do
Dougla s. Janies 43 . do
Dimon. Horace 35 do
llis, Simeon : 40 do
[lnsley, Runts C. . 42 . do
Hurlbut, George .'. 36 carpenter
Hamlin, George 35 farmer
Johnston, Charles - 37 do
Joseph, Will Jr.- 0 35 do
Kilbourn. David 40 do
:
King. Allen I. .40 do
Kilbourne. Chancey P. 41 do
Kilbourne. Charles N. 35 (11
Leach. Henry J. 40 do
Lennard. Jcisejoh 40 do
:Matthew. Jo4eph 39 do
Martin.. Melvin 41 do
~
Persinz Joseph 42 farmer'
Perry. George'' B. 38 " do
Priteberd. Charles 38 do .
Readner, Oris! 42 . do
Robbins. Ai ; . 39 - do
Scudder, George W. 40 . minister
Sunderlin, Joi ? - eph 37 miller
Thompson, Isaac C. 41 farmer
Tubbs. Benjamin F. 40 do -..
\Wilber, Albert 36 do
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33
241
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3'l
Ansley, William 40. farder
Ansley. D. C. 38 lumberman
Cobh. Nathan! 39 farmer
Decker,'Snoiel W. 36 do
I.l.lOlonds. Charles 43 do
Kniykerhaeher, Oliver 43 do
Lowy, A T. l 36 do
Mitchell, Geerge 38 do
' . ;JACKSON TP
Hoveneamp, Emit 36
' i lTh Ird Class.
HARRISON TP:
Thomas, Johi) 11.. 21
_ l FIECTOR TR
Blackman, James 25
Homely. Henry 0. 34
Jennicgs, James 30
PIKE TR
Earl, Orrel ' 22'Iltorer '
Metzgar, John' 28 lum ermaw
Whitemash, Jacob. 30 laborer
Youngs, Dyer- 26 do
JACKSON TP,
Vat:tell, Andrew 25
VINO the several School Districts. The Col
-1 lectors of unseated ,School taxes. in the
several School Districts in the cuunt.3 . of Pot
ter will see to it that their returns are made
to this office °mar before the - 3lst.day of De
conifer next, in pursuance to, an'ecct Of As
semit:y to.that effect, in order that die. saine
may be advertised, in case of their non-pay
mini," with — other - taxes. previous to the next
Treasurer's sales. Giv.-n by - order of the
Board. CoOmulasionera' ()Ace, Nov'r 18. '63
L. B. COLE, Gomm Clk
_Name ~ • 1 - -..49e"
I Scutt ,"Joel 'Joel , , 29
Sundzrtin, John 34
Vinson, George 23
Weeks, Austin ' 27
Wilkinson, Thomas 21
Wiikinbun, Matthevr 27
Watrous, Miles 32
41 illiiircs, George , .27
Warren I 'hind ' 30
Woillen, Et astns 20
Warren, !limn : 31
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Notice
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Occupation
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LIN I MENT
' 7 . GREAT REMEDY
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOUT. NEURALGIA
LUMBAGO, - STIFF - NEVE AND JOINTS.
SPRAINS.ButIISES, WOUNDS AND
CUTS,- PILES. HEADACHE,
: • AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS. . .
. HON. ' TAMES COOK
For all of which it is a speedy and certain
remedy,, and never fails. This Liniment. is Mayor of LOWELL, MASS.
I repared from the recipe of Dr. ' . Stepher. HON. ALBIN BEARD ' , : • . . ' n
:* k .
Sweet, of Connenticut, ,the : famous bode set-
Mayor ,of NAEI7 A, 4.. H.
ter, and has been used in his practice for
more than twenty years with the most atstou. EON. E. W; HARRINGTON,
ishing success.
Mayor of MANCHESTER, N. N.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, it is 1111 'EON. JOHN ABBOTT,',
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ringlet' by any preparation before the itbite. Mayor of CONCORD, N.
S.
t,r which the most skep - ticaltMty be - convinct4l
lien single trial HON. A. H. ,BULLOCK,' - ;- -':- '
- FOR NEURA_GIA. it will afford homed Mayor of WOROESTER, : ICASS.
ite relief in every - case, however distr. ssine . .
PoOTHACHE u/s» it cores instantly. _ HON. .NATEPL SILSBEE '
FOR N -.R.VOUS DEBILITY AND - GEN- - Mayor of SALEM, MASS.
ERA', LASSIT!' DE arising ft•oiu imprudetie. HON. P. W. LINCOLN, .
..r C.T.CPES, this L1111E11..11% lA It most happy am. • Jr. ,
unfailing remedy. Acting directly upon tit, Mayor :of BOSTON.,MASS.
nervous tissues, it strengthens and revivitie EON. WM. M. RODMAN,: -
the system, mid restores it. to elasticity nod - • - Mayor of PROVIDENCE!, R. L
Igor .
HON. AMOS W.: PRENTICE,
.
FOR Pt
it an external remedy. V . t . I
claim that it is the kV known, and we chal- • Mayor of NORW/OR; CONN.
!enge the world to produce an equal. Evet . , HON. 1 . • N. •
NAR ".,.....L14.01
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victim - of this dis•ressing complaint shout,:
Mayor of NEW : LONDON, CONN.
,ive it a trial. for it will not fail to atfor , -
onmediate relief. and in a majority of case: EON. CHAS. S. RODIER, -
will vili•Ct a redieal cure. Mayor of MONTREAL, C. E.
QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are some
HOB'. D. P. TIEMANN,
times extremely malignant and dangermis.
hut a timely application of this Liniment wit, Mayor of NEW YORK OX T.
u.•ver fail to cure. HON. H. M. KINSTREY,•
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinith
Mayor of 'RA nITTMON, O. W.
and enlargement of the joints is liable to ' , ....
•,ceiir if neglected. Th.• worst ceses may I: HON. ADAM WILSON, I
; 1
eonquered by this Liniment in two or three Mayor of TORONTO. O. W.
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farmer
laborer
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farmer
do,
do
do
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post =isle
farmer
do
blacksmitl
farmer
do
clergyman
innkeeper
farmer
do
do
laborer
blaekeinith
farmer
labor er
farmer
do
do
do
do
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trader
farmer
laborer
farmer
do
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BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS,' S...HrS HON. R. M. BISHOP,
ULCERS iBiIIN - AND SCALDS. yield rend , Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CRAW LOUISVILLE, 6R:D XY.
ily to the wonderful hen. Bug plopertirs of DR
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SA' ~.: f .o 1.. e ALL.I di, -; t. INI Al EN ~....
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3.43 1.
atT H lia . y O osr ß itci A. of
used e. ,ording to diree'i• ,8. Also, CHIL
BLAINS, I'ROS relt , FEET, AND INSECT AN, • . ,
131,ES AND STINGS. • Mayor of LYONS, lOWA..
HON. JAMES MOPEETERS,
Mayor of BO W.INIA.NVILLA, 0. W.
HON.. JAMES. W. NORTH,
Mayor of AUGUSTA, MB.
Di. S•ephen Sweerc of Connecticut, the Gre
Natural Boot; Setter:
Dr. Strpoen Sire.!, of Connecticut, is know.
all over the United States.
Dr, Stephen Street. of Connecticut, Is the no
thus of or. Sweet's Infallible Liniment."
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Linimnnt Cures Itlieu
matism cud never -1,
Dr. :Streetst Liiiiment Is a certai
remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr. Su' al's ittlabible Liniment Cures Barn
and Scalds immediately
Dr.-Sireens Linim nt I= the be; ,
knowo remedy f.o . Sprain , and Briii-es.
. 'Dr_ Sweet's Liniment Cures 11,0
ache immediately and was never known to
Dr. Nweee s InPiltibte Liniment Allot ds ire
dime relief for l'ifes.and seldom fills to corn
Dr. Street, fofttltible Liniment Cure- Tooth
ache in one minute.
Dr. Sweet's htfollittle Liniment Cares Cot
:1.1111 Wounds imineiliatel and leaves no sate.
Dr Street' lot:Wilde e Is d ie h e ..
.enwily for Sore- in the knurl) world
Dr. Sweet's (Ins Item use,'
he more than a million people, and id
laborer
sawyer
do
do
farmer
do
do
do
do
do
do
prai-e it. •
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Dr. :..iree,':f. Inf•itliile Liniment Taken inter
u ,Ity cure ,: 1'olia• Vic.ler i M. , VIPIS Mill Click."
Pr. Starers Infalri'do I,itinrol Is' truly
••friend in need " and every f.intily rho::' , '
havu it at hand. •
D r . ,s ; ' wec i 7 4 j a 11:11Ve Lito:neen' Is for sale I,‘
all bruggists. Price 2", and 50 cents.
A Friend in need. ‘Vry it
DR SWEET'S INFALLIBLE' LINIMENT.
as atr external remedy, is without a rival. and
t ill alleviate pail) 'more speed.ly than to -
other preparation , For all Rheumatic am'
Netivohs liisordeta ;t is trole infallible and
us a eurativ i e for Sores, Wounds, Sprains.
Bruises, &e . its soothing. healing and pow
erful sirengilmniao properties, eKeite the jus
wonder and astonishment of all who have
ever given it a trial liver One thous nd
certificates of renal. kaltle cure; perform-. by
it within the last tw ; years attest the C.c..
HON. W. W. VAUGHN, • •
DR 'SWEErs INF.AI,I.I"LE 1.1 1)11:N' • mayor of RACINE, WIS.
FOR -lIORSE:i is unrivalled' by an+, and if .
all eases of I,,,menvsg , wining from Sprain, HON. A. PARR,
Bruises or Wrenching, its ort•vt us ni 0.. t. • Mayor of .117....N05MA., Wig.
and ' certain. Ilarne.ss or Smi,lle G .1 - . HON. JOHN C. HAINES, .
Sermehes. M.t
ange, e. , it, will also car .
Miyor• of CHICAGO. ILL.
speedily. Spaviti and . Ilq4botte Inly b L
easily prevented tintl -tired isi tl.eir ln.•ipb I HON. M. 3. A. HEATH,
stages, but confirmed cases are beyorm i 11,., Mayor of SELMA, ALA.
uoss , bility of A ItADI.:M. CUICE. N. C +se or the • ..:
Certify that the resident .Druggunto /Mrs
kind. however, is in des• erste or hom les,
but it may he alleviated by this Liniment. , . • . assured them
.. •
Ayer 's Sarsaparilla
and its fiti,,,thi appli,,„i„„, will ahyrtys re- 1 • •
move tiff Lameness. and enable the horses to ,
travel with eompasittive ease, _
1 In an excellent remedy, and worthy the cos.
.- - Every Horse Owner . - . . Science of the community. -
shoidd have this remedy at hand. - far t F , 1
or Spring Diseases.
tiniely use at the first appearame of Lame-
For Purifying the Blood.
near will effectually prevent those formidable For scro i ula
or Kin's
Evil.
diseases, to which ..11 horses ore liable, and g
which render so many otherwise valnable For Tumors, 'Ulcers, and Sores., . .
horses nearly worthless. . • ' . • . i For Eruptions and Pimples. :. .:
For Blotches, Blaine, and Boils. - '
For St.. Anthony's Fire, Rose, or Iciy.
For Tetter or Salt Rheum. , rsipe/aa.
For Scald Head and Ringworm. I
For Cancer and Cancerous Sores. '
For Snie Eyes; Sore Ears, and litutiorike
For Female Diseases. ' : ' -.
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For. Suppression and frregularityc
CAUTION.—To avoid imposition, observe 'For Syphills or Venereal Mitoses. ,
' .
he Signature and LikereSs of Dr. Stephen For Liver Copiplaints.
:As% e,•t on every label ; St also "Stephen .110 - 1
• F or Diseases of the Heart.
Infallible Liniment . ' hli+wo in , the glits.c• 'II . ,
each battle, without which none neeeenniiie: I i . • . , , —.
. . .
Dr. SWEET'S
LISIMENT
Icrborer
ISTHE
SOLD' iR'S FRIEND,
And thousands haie futind it truly,
A Friind In Steed:
farmer.
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RECIIABDSON & CO..
Sole Proprietors. Norwich.. Ct.
MORGAN - 3 A LLEN General Agents.
46 Cliff . Street i NeveYork,
* * *SOld by all 'dealers everywhere. . al6
EXCELSIOR II AY PRESS.
PATENT. the Stibscriber
Lk the right of Manufacturing- and. Selling.
for l'Otter county Harder's' Patent - Bseelsior, ,
nay Press; Patented 1,863, and which "took the
first - vrinainirrittiktbe lost State Fair.; One UI
these P. esses-will he,iu l)!n.tierspor;,trop, the
10th to the loth Deeeniber. - Any perion
wishinir to ha% the Right f..ir of inwo'.hiv . o. -
tfui - conlit3, can Iniv'e, 'the Press.
.Thre'affiflt
he one uninufiietUrcd• hy - W; B. Gordniei.' - Per
furiher-i•iirtieulaes inquire at the Journal 7,
office. C. Waiuwrigbt.
_OnUdetipart, Ps. ; Nov. 24, 1803 pd
laborer
DR. SWEET'S
-Infallible..
THE
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AA. STEI3BTXS - ,& Co:Are closing. up an
. .. .. , . persons .
A obi -Ater. , All- 'adapted . it.
%heal - A . 4 .
f.l , Ase - eall and ;sewn; beforellit:
account. a"• •'lift t‘ itli the' raper nfflier..fli
Q,ltt;ctjc.." - ~.•;1 4 1 , 'Ol ~,...: :. z .t, : ;:::„.
11iAY,01i8:i.017 . ..tIE
-• ' . -Great! Citie.sf
We, the undersigned Mayors, hereby cer•
tify that the Druggists, Apothecaries, •and
Physicians of our sevoral cities have signed
a doctimerit'ofessurance to us that-ATER'S
SARSAPARILLA has been found to' be
a remedy of groat excellence, and were/
the confidence (Athos community.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr, -
' IT3yor of 71. A T.TIOWELL 9 ME.
HON. JAMES S. BEEK,
,1 . Mayor of FREDERICTON, N. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
mayor Of N E W BEDFORD, MASS.
HON. J. BLAISDELL,
Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS,
HON. W. H. CRANSTON
Mayor of NEWPORT, 8.
HON. 'PHED STAHL, .
' Mayor of GILTATLTA, 3X.D.
HON. JOHN HODGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE, lOWA.
HOE. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of CdATTAINTOOGA, TENN,
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor of TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
HON. R. D. BAUGH, -
Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. GERARD STITH,
Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, LA.
HON. H. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor of ROCHESTER, N. Y.
HON. DE WITT C. GROVE,
Mayor . of lIT/CA,
HON. GEO. WILSON, ii
mayor of PlT'llilitTELG;
HON. O. H. .131THL,
Mayor of DETROIT, IdIOIL
HON. ZEEMAN L. 'PAGE,
Mayor of ZEM.MTAIIMEE, WIL
The Mayot% of the chief - cities of the 17n1-
ted States, Canadas, and British Provinces,
Peru, Brazil, Mexico, and infeut al
most all the cities on' this continent; bate
Signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety and
confidence. But our space will. only Magi
a portion of them.
Ayer's Sa,r'saparina,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,•
Ayer's ?ills, . arid
Ayer's .Ague Cuie;
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YRBPAIIED BY
e. Ayer &-co.;
LOWELL, 314. S5 4
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SERVES
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THIME IS NO S
.IND NO LAW T
COMPEL, THE PEOPLE
UINOUS PRICES • NOW
M ily THL9 COUNTRY !
TO PAY THE
ASKED- F'OR TH
kTI4RTION AND GIVE
FAIR : Go ' ol/3' AT FAIR
TO AVOID I'HIS
THE PEOPLE
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MI
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FOR
ILKS,
ALOES,
S, I U GOODS,
TANS, AND PRINTS,
GO TO
DELA[N
1, ‘WNS, MU
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STlq.lB
FOR
HAW LS,
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,CLOTH,
ME
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MOUR
MORAL SKIRTS,
FINE 8..-114
pjj FANCY GOODF,
S; ALL KIND
IGO TO
STEBBINS' & CO'S
FAR•
MEETINGS, SHIRTIAGS,
- LINEN, DE'NIMS,I4C,
GO TO
lAA. k co.
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or TWENTY PER CENT. ;below the park—,l
FALLING !
chaiera cudying both, ean bktcriailts.l4_ ii
; •SI f.ss.
joining.counties. Think twice berome
cure a GOOD ARTICLE."DeIay*. art.dati;
•
gerous and sometimes fatal." Don't wel-slis
another enormous advance in Goode.
-t:..
'rho following i 5 but partiatt site
large asaortuient
. . ,
Merinos • •.; ....
The attention of the Lollies is eidl.4lo-itifi
stock of Merinoes,Black,ltrown, Bina. Nitrideid
Drob and White. Some of these we ,, e'botutht
previous to the rise And will b sold nearly
iuttl it-s present wholesale prices at. JONES'
INS As CO.
CHA ED, IN ?my
I, THE FINEST AND
Ladies Cloth
Black, Grey, and Fund,}. Colort at JON.a:Ir
B. OF GOODS EVER
OUNTY, CONSIST-
Bov'tit Wear
egssirtieres,' Striped, Checked. and
Tweeds, Kr ntueky Jeans, and Cottnitcdili,i l f
the rery.best quality nt 4011.ES''
ND QUALITY,
Mourning 'Goods ••
t.lntikrysseloth. BoobiN
zior, Delaines, Rep . Cloth:., and Black 'nail
Purple tio.,ds of various kinds at JONNW-
•
Heavy . Shettirigi. three•quarter, fiinr-qunrftif,
five quarter ; thie unbleached ; Pihaw -Case
and -Sheeting Muslin. Shirting, Te”-iiii 4 vtiir
bleached for sheets at j JONES"
White 'GO' ods .
Ba;Ted Mudin. Plain Jat.r.net,
.Catubris'fil
5
Skirts, Irish Linen. Swiss; Sluslius, Naisrseoll
i • a
Malin. - plaid, striped or - p am, an 131 li '
s oil
Lawns at r - .101iES'
. 1
Embroidpvies _ "
Dimity Banos, Ladies Collars, Coderslrmo
with or Isithout eopars at: JUNKS'
floods. Fish talis ur pniull . for Ittfunts:ani
Children. and Lndieli ;Nulda'a. Under,
sleeves bud Gips at JONES'
Print*;
F l ttr Children. Shining PrintA, blaok:i
white anti idaek,hfut• and *kite, and all Itindi
of Fancy, nt JOEY'
• ...
Gents' Black Broad Cloth, excellent gnalikf
bought before- be rise. Cassinddes black
silk mixed. - black and fancy Doeskin, itripred,
plain. and Plaid in !racy colors, and Cloth
fur whole suit's at, JUNES!
. •
Women's wool ribto..d. eotton ribbed. ca., 4 9t
plitim'colred and white. NAM or fleeced.,
Girls' white. brown. mixed, wool or,,cste!,
and wool balmorol stockings.
Mens' home and city-mad.
Boys','all sizes, white or Mixed,at JuNE3I
Fnr Ladies. Gauntlet t•ntl Hand Gloves, Li t
Linen (Minn. Plain and ;Piet ced Silk Gemi .
fine Driving Gluves, Cassuneres, at JONES'
11 0
For Ladies; Shepherd's .Plaid. Bustle, Long
and Squid? e. Woolen Plaid; a grea!t. variot:y of
elegant colors at JOBIS'
ALL Klngf
!MOP.' Zs 0110E8
Of domestic and tor•ign mnnuffiCtisre:'- - WiF
can aSSare our iffitreos th a t w e b e li e ,. o a k
stock this spring to he more attractive in Olio*
!inc than ever.before. JUNKS' C,
Ss cog
- Balmonsl. Skirt
With only two breadtht,:toalanit it nseasilii
to hare hutiao 'emus ins tun skim in .1004
variety at Ii - • JONES'
AEE,
•
• . Groceries • • : !.,
Tess, Sugars. Ch..ice .Syr.
West Indi i and Pnryicion Cofte,e,
&anti, 'Farina, Cocos. fib:, at JONZS!.:i
MLOW-WAM
ALL OTEIER
Irr-tis.ches
1;
'Cloth. Tooth, Bat, Aunisti
'end Ititiat Brushes at . ' JONEtIn':
Vris-RE
& CO'S
Drugs and Fa net Artit
Oils, Paints, and Dye OtuffF, White'Lm4Alt.
Tin Cans,Aleoliol, CalTlpi!enei KerostMell .
And Lamp Fixtures. %tits. Patel t
Chemicals. Botanical Herbs. Peifinneyy,P'sittny;
Situp . and Toilet articles' , Gutu. - 1 - I,Ajt;;! s ltsil
and Woodea Combs. Petnades alidrolngnpA t
and a fine asfortmt nt of Flasnring ; E
Pens, Ink and' Paper, and
and boiled-, ate •Jpggsr
Clothing -
Rote and Men'i at ; - dant
, Boots and Slio6B - 1-
Cirevery dascriptiiiti and - the. best:titiati*:4l
astonishing low prices ; at. 'JON'E S ' "'''
• ' -
Wail: Pa :
Ceiling Paper. iranaor a
TasEiFfa Fizinr4 l •44,,:a
HA Rotl i ,iltE, *OciHEH WA0V 1 , ( 1 0 4 ,31. w lt
V VARE;. gArtS f tROIC.ITEO • n'au
SASH,. 'FLOUR;IPiIIitCI.I . and_FEED,-ia-tatt; ,
e.veatiOPg PrinitenecJscanPObiliAr
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it l l Cf A l . l 44:A l lk 4 014:4-thit-Jorommask
t,tyefertnr-plior.trilftitibt
f.127r.. tra - 1 aiv.V3
KA
---AEURE •-ta
`t iiitr-rourno-ITI'?
mr.ikthe,exclpmiktioti who
first discovered that Ile' iViirld - moved In Ito
orbit; tot less . joyOuS has bi.en
. . , • : • a7lO
tion of those wtio, have found THE PLACI
.• , .
where dOOD§ can be rirohaseefiriiki
•
price, and yei tfrid` thith Hi're:Presenied Two
things are to be Considered in purehaaita
-•• L - -
Goods : the Quality and .the Price ; and loin.
. .
.tritit our stock than any natal in AtitriWniki
DEAR - TRASH." Now is sour tioe - ",14 pm,
nornest lc S
Woolen Goods
Clotlifie
Hosliery
(310 ~9
Shaw 1
.DE•laihes
EX4I34SGE.
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