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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-14
VOL. TT---NO. 2Ol.
9tlunetaru anS Commercial 8ebiem.
BALTIMORE, October l3. 1858.

BALTIMORE, October l3. 1858.
The Stock market is still very inactive, the ope-
raions at the board to-day footing up only about
S22 600 Railroad stocks stronger, with sales Of
235 shares Baltimore and Ohio at S5S@S5715 cash,
$5S@S57M seller GO days, and S5S buyer 60 days,
closing with $571@ bid, S5SH asked regular way, y
higher than yesterday. There nothing done in
Northern Central, but it closed at S207s bid regular
way, S2ll4 asked. Bank stocks continue firm with
but few offering, the only transactions being 5
shares Union at S7G19. Canton weaker than
yesterday, with sales of so shares at Sl94 buyer
30 days. Springfield Mining declined 700 shares
selling at S2.44 seller 60 days and S256 buyer 30
days. Baltimore city 6's continue without much
change the sales comprising S2,70O 1905 at $500
9S1%. Railroad bonds are steady, and we note sales
of 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at s2A and
1900 Northern Central 1855 at Gs.
At New York day prices of fancies were un-
settled Erie declined q; and Michigan Southern
Is; New York Central improved g; Cleveland and
Toledo Is; Rock Island *; Harlem =, and La
Crosse and Milwaukee s.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors of this Company was held this (Wednes-
day. morning, when the revenue of the road for
the month of August was shown to have been as
follows
Main N. Wesm Wash. Total
Stem. Virginia. Branch.
For S71 1886 Is So 500 % 2 900 95 sos 35 So
For freight 26S 1857 9,725.75 110442S 2s9,4S5 90
s3lO,05l O5$l3 ,6l5.97 s43, ,954 % 1897 rs
Compared with the same month in 1857, the re-
turns show the following result
Main N.Western Wash. Total.
Stem. Virginia. Branch
Sept, 1855 $40 051O5 $136l5E S4S,9 % 1897 62 %
1851. 379O62 OF 23697.67 AZ 27G657 5,49075
Decrease. -. $3S,975.46 S10OSl70 Sl7, ,S69. so
Increase. 81 1876
The total revenue of the Company for the fiscaI
year ending in September last, as compared with
the preceding fiscal year exhibits decrease of
about S536OOO.
The Transportation Eastw rdly, into the city of Bat
more on some of the prnc al staples has been fol-
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

IL the subscribers have obtained the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore city letters of administration on the
estate of JAMES BURNS, late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before Both day of
March next; they may otherwise be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate All persons indebted said
estate hereby requested to make mme payment
Given under our hands this 2Sth day of Sept 1858.
ELIZABETH BURNS. Administrators.
s1q1aw1w TUDs 7 SCpIvCN .1,nr.
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Massachusetts Politics-Ranking Affairs
From New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l3-The Santa Fe Mail of the
Goth ult has been received The reported battle
between the Navajoe Indians and the United States
troops is confirmed. Lieut.. McLean's wound was
severe but not dangerous.
The National Democrats have carried the New
Mexico Legislature.
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NHIS IS TO GIVE NOTJCE IN, /,

Il subscribers have obtained from the Orphan Court of
Baltimore city, letters of administration the estate of
JOHN GRAHAM, late of said city, deceased All per
sons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the with the thereof to
the subscribers before the first day April next
they may otherwise, by law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Given under our
hands this End day of October 1883
MAURICE BJSTIE,
PATRICK MLAUGHIIN,
och 4laW4W Executors
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RoBBERY.-A negro, named George Williams, was
yesterday arrested by officer Bailey, of the Western
Thomas Mules, on Lexington street, near Eutaw,
and stealing $50 from the drawer behind the
counter He taken to the station house to
await examination, and shortly after being con-
fined he was discovered trying to escape from the
cell by breaking up the floor. He was committed
to Jail to answer at court by Justice Logan.
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N A v A l..

United States frigate Macedonian, Commander
H. p Levy was at Spezzia the llth ult., all WELL
On the passage out the Macedonian fell in with an
English merchantman, the ship Chanticeer, of Lon
don, short of provisions. A handsome supply of
everything necessary sent on board by Captain
Levy, and the Chanticleer, went on her way reoic-
ing.
| The following officers have reported at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard for the chartered steamer At
lanta: Commander, D. b. Ridgely; Lieutenants,
John Downs and John r. Eggleton Passed-Assist-
ant Surgeon, John NJ. Brown; Second Assistant
| Engineers, Thomas j. Jones, VIM. S. Thompson
and Edward b. Latch.
| Captain J. G. Rich has been relieved from sus-
pension, and ordered to report for duty charges
having been found against him.
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CHARLESTON, Oct. 13.-The steamer Isabel brings
California dates to the 2lst. The news is not i'm
portant. Mr.. Ferguson, who was wounded in a
duel with johnson, is dead.
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FOR SALE-For a term Of wears, Ne.
u gro Girl as house servant; apply at this office,
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legislative Election
Later from California.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 13.-Sesesne has been elected
to the State Senate and l.. w. Spratt, the origina
tor of the slave trade movement to the Legislature
from this city.
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2oX9O feet, at the annual subrent of sos. so.
True copy. GEO. Z; SANGsToN, Clerk.
Test-GEO. f. SANGSTON,
ocl-5 8-12151S&21 Clerk.
J. H. sTEUART USE OF G. II. sTEUART, rersus
WIN. II. DOWNES
In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
IL TIMoRE CITY, October 2nd 1855 Ordered, that the
sales made and reported by VIM J. STEUART, Trustee
mentioned, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shewn before
day of October inst, provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in the city Of Ba
more in each of three successive weeks before the
said 26th day of October inst
The report states the amount of sales to be $40.
W. H. II. TURNER. Clerk.
True Copy, Test-W. II. II. TURNER,
oc5,1aw3w #f Clerk.
TN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Il the matter of the insolvent estate of GEORGE H.
SPECKELMEYER: 1t is on this 4t day of October, 1858
Ordered that the sales made and reported by Luther
NJ Reynolds, trustee, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shewn before the
10Th instant Provided copy of this order beinserted in
some newspaper printed in the city of Baltimore in
each week. before the day last aforesaid.
lhe report states the amount of sales to be ST. go
VIM. i. MARSHALL.
oce IaWaw True copy, test: WM. J. HAMILI, elk
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
lTlMORE CITY.-october 9th s5s-Orlered that the
sale Of the n9rgaged estate of Daniel NJ Reese made
ana reported by T. Pan Scott Trustee be ratified and
unless cause to the contrary be shewn on or be
lore the s.n instant provided copy of this order be
that day. in some daily newspaper printed and published
in this city The report sale the of So
oc7 1aw3w* True copy. Test-W. II. II. TURNER CTk.
TN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS
Il lC0URT.-0rdered, this twenty fifth day of September
in the eighteen hundred and fifty eight upon pc
tition of EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY, surviving executor
of LEONARD JARVIS, by the Orphans Court of Bat
more CITY, that the appointment of the sixth day of Decem
ber next in the Court said Court which has been
made by said executor for meeting of persons entitled
TO disrbutve shares legaces parts of the residue of
the personal estate of said Jarvis in order that payment
and distribution thereof be made at such meeting,
under the Courts direction and control-be and the
is hereby approved
And it further ordered that said executor do give
tce OF said meeting by publication of this order in two of
the daily newspapers published in the city Baltimore,
once week for four successive weeks before the day of
said meeting. tr
l.r [Signedl E. D. KEMP,
SAML. G. SPICER,
CHAS. G. GRIFFITH.
True copy taken from the ''orgina' filed the 25th
day of September, 1858
Test-ISAAC p COOK, Register
s301aw4w :. of Wills for Baltimore city.
lNOR G Al Il IL ! - q
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STRIKE AND RIoT.-We learn from a gentleman
| from the vicinity that considerable excitement
existed in the neighborhood of Dams Nos. and
on Saturday last, in consequence of strike at No
for higher wages Failing in their demands, they
proceeded to Dam No. 4, and by threat and iutim
idation sought to compel the hands to join witt
them. The consequence was broken bones and
bloody noses, and the result would have been much
more serious, had it not been for the courage OF
the contractor Major Israel Robinson, of Martins
burg, who Immediately telegraphed to the Cover
any force which he might deem necessary. The
Major called on the ''Hamtramck Guards,'' Capt
V. M. Butler, and they were in a short time ON the
march in full force to the of conflict. At the
appearance of the Guards, the "Corkonans" and
"Far-Downers" broke ranks and scattered in all
| directions CharIestoarn Va. Spirit.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-The movements of Gen
eral Jerez excite much interest here. He called al
the State Department to-day and presented set OF
instructions sent to him from the Government OF
Nicaragua, but on examination they proved un-
satisfactory, there being nothing therein to show
that he is authorized to ratfy the Cass- Yrisarri
treaty. General JereZ finally departed, promising
to renew his visit tomorrow and produce other
documents.
The Administration has received an official do
cument from those in power in two of the Society
Islands, proposing to surrender them to the United
States. 1t is said in diplomatic circles that this
paper was transmitted to our Government through
Count Sartiges, the French Minister but no reason
is stated for resorting to this channel of communi-
cation. The subject will receive due consideration,
especially in its geographical aspect.
There seems to be disposition on the part of Mr..
Dallas and Mr.. Mason, to resign the Missions they
respectively fill, to relieve the President from EN-
barrassment in the appointment of their
Such is the tenor of private advices from Europe
Jas. }. Magee has been appointed an assistant Sur
geon in the Navy, vice Surgeon Maconn promoted.
Massachusetts, Notwithstanding Affairs.
BosroN, Oct. l2.-The Republicans of the IVth
District, in Convention this afternoon, nominated
the Hon. Alex. ii. Rice of Boston, in place of Mr.
Comins, who recently declined the nomination. On
the first formal ballot Rice had 60; N. A. Thomp-
son, the American candidate, 2; and 3 scattering.
Mr.. Rice addressed the Convention, accepting the
nomination.
A new bank, called the Bank of the Metropolis,
with capital of $780, 600, is to go into operation
the 9th OF November. At meeting OF the stock
holders to-day, Samuel A. Way was chosen Presi-
dent, and VIM. Ii. Foster, Cashier.
The Democrats in the lst District to-day split on
the Congressional nominee. The Regulars nomina-
ted Hosea Bates of Plymouth, and the Boters
Matthias Ellis of Carver.
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SWann'S majority ~, ,l4J
At the last Mayoralty election in 1856, Mr. Swami
majority over Mr.. Wright, (Democratl was 1,554.
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True copy taken from the "original" filed the 25tt
day of September, 1858. f
Test-ISAACP p COOK, Register
s30law4w 81 of Wills for Baltimore CITY
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NJ Duchesne de Bellecourt Wall leave Paris on the
Sd October for China, with the treaty ratified by
the Emperor. After the exchange of ratiications,
Baron Gros will return direct to France, and Ad-
miral Rigaut de Genouilly will proceed on his ex-
pedition to Cochin China.
The Paris Constitutional declares that the present
posture ofmonetary affairs is most satisfactory,
indicative of prompt return to general business.
A boiler of the steam corvette Roland, while be-
ing tried at the dockyard at TOulon, exploded and
wounded 80 persons, nine of whom have since died,
including the captain Of the Roland and the chief
engineer.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IN THE Sc iENCE OF MEDICINE.
4 Irg II mn

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NONE are genuine unless the Lueravngs snls of the
AZ Patent Office of England, the Nv
de Pars and the Imperial College Ncnur uuon
wrapper aud around each be hu wholesale
from Dr. H. A. BARROW Member II the Imperial ullere Of
Vienna and Royal College Of Surgeons nhun
sonaly consulted at his Prince street dew bopk
west ~ Broadvly) New York In the nnninq m
2, and from O'Clock u In the evening Sunduys ptcdJ
TRIkSEMAR No lis the remedy general ebity
loss ofve decay all the distressing
quenees arising from early oil mpedncrt
vanish like magic before is Influence thus rendering s
valuable 10 those entering the marriage state.
IRESEMAR No 2,Etrey cradcans all trace, Of those dis
orders which eoava and cubch have long thought
udote for 70 the ruin ofe health oa portion Of The population
IEsEMAK No 3Is the ecat European remedy for that class
ot uoihe which, unfortunately the Ength physician
with mercury to the inevitable destruction patients
on ana which oil the Saapir In the world cannot
IhEsLMAR-No. and arc prepared in the form Of a
o.nge devoid OF taste smell he carried In the waist
i9a pocket sSiD IS Tis cgs ASP pylp,D sErsRaIs
Sc &c Price each fp a. which o.
and In W cases, whereby there Ia sH,ing Of tg
Immediately on receiving a remittance. Dr. BARROW. l5Z
FRINGE STREET NEW YORK viii forward the TRIES AR
any part Of the world securely packed and addressed according
tothe Instructions Of the write-
Iobe had also from w w. PAGE, Druggist of Court
sna hanoye streets Boston Mass Ta.ou Fuller Hartford
and, Maine and q. lIsssard Providence r.
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l. l. A n ID Sc VI n A II Y
IL TQWNSUEND, VT.

Q. u. SMITH, Principal W. II. RUGG, Assistant.
j. j. kIMBALI. Teacher Of Vocal Music.
e. A. SrEBBlNS, Teacher Of penmanshlp.
Mrs NJ. r. SMITH, Prcccprcss and Teacher Of French.
Miss j. NJ. WALLEN Teacher OF Ornamental Branches.
Miss NJ. r. BLANDIN Teacher Of Music.
The fall Term will begin on Wednesday, Sept. 1st This
institution enjoying unparalleled degree Of pros
pcry, and it viii he the constant aim both Of the Trustees
and Teachers to sustain its present reputation. Attention
will be devoted to those designing To teach, In the Teachers
class heretofore. The classes in the Languages and the
Higher English it expected, will he unusually large. In
all the departments Of study will be the unceang effort VI
the teachers ~ make their instructions thorough ah prac-
cal TUITION from 50 to about 10 per cent less than
most academies in this State BOARD in private families,
including roomrcn washing and all incn tals at 81 rs
week. Good accommodations will I've furnished the most
reasonable terms u those wishing and tn schoarlcrs
For further particulars reference may be had the Hand
Bills or Circulars, or by application 10 the Principal
CHARLES CLARK, Secretary.
Townshend, July seth, 1858. 4w-31
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- T I'll OF We MONT Z.
~ WESTMINSTER, SIS.
The Hon. Probate Court for said Distrct all per-
interested in the Estate Of CHARLES PHELPS late
CINCINNATI in the County Of Hamilton and State of Ohio
ceased Gretting You hereby notified that Court
will decide upon the allowance Of the account Of JAMES H.
| PHELPS, THOMAS COOK, JR., and ELIZA PHELPS, Ex-
Of the last will and testament Of said deceased
decree distribution u said Estate among the persons entitled
thereto the session Of said Court be held the office
the Judge Of said Court in Townshend, in said District
the 0th day Of August A. D. 1858 O'Clock
noon when and where you may he heard in the premises
you see fit BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Aug. 8, 1858. SO
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CARTONS RIVER SEMINARY THE
DFALL TERM will commence on Wednesday, Sept. LIST,
and continue eleven weeks.
IL. f. SEvERENS, A. H., Principal.
Ksv. l. NJ. WILLAMETTE, A. NJ, Teacher Of French.
Miss RllODA RANNEl Preceptress and Teacher Of
Painting.
Miss ANNA NJ. ODER, Teacher Of Music
Good board easily obtained private families at nom 81 90
to 81 30, all nchentas included Accommodations will
provided for those who may be DESTROYS boarding
selves
The Institution is under the direction Of Teachers ample
qualifications and Of superior reputation, whose
fort will he Ia make 1t profitable, well agreeable
place for study Teachers class will be formed during the
Fall Term model for District Schools This will
ccve instruction not only In the books, but In the meth
cd " teaching and the mana cement u Schools
School Committees DESTROYS Of securing Teachers for the
Winter do so by addressing the Principal,
JOHN A. FARNsWORTII, Sccy.
saxton's River, Vt, July 2lst, 1855. 6w3O
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~ T AT e OF We X MOI Il +.
~ WESTMINSTER, s.
The Hon. Probate Court for said District, 70 all per-
interested in the Estate Of TllEOPAILuS CRAWFORD
b. late of Dubuque In the State Of Iowa. deceased Greet
ing; You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account Of DAVID CRAWFORD
Administrator Of said Estate and decree distribution said
Estate among the persons entitled thereto the
Of said Court he held the Inn OF A. D. SCOLLAY in
Rockingham, in said District the first Wednesday Sep
tembe A. d. 1885, when and where you may I've heard the
premises, II you fit BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Aug. g, 1853. 80
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Medical Advice for both Sexes.
mn y & SANIpSON.

OF Sea mans Retreat Hospital Staten Island treat, all disease, ohe
Urinary Organs primary and secondary Having had
practice Of obstinate whose
certificates may seen at my office perfectly
there however Critical hut what he make
treated by letter application.
The office Dr. SIMPSONS celebrated Preventative, 70 Court
street Doston
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nv chest AMI lungs, of very serious and usresshB v
actcr Nv chest seemed he stuffed full Of phlegn, ana rc
uuenly sunocating me, mn sever, r"i in
my sie my breathing hard and dincuti ana coud
scarcely sneak louder than whisper also lost my appe-
lite aud became very weak and feeble rms was apout
wear and half ago From that time to TINS nave been
sinking very fast and have done no work. nave taken
much nrdicinr int To no purpose The only thing that
rved mo was tobacco have not only chewcd, but actually
large quantities OF tobacco, and when nearly clicked
with nhegm have swallowed enough Of the juice to kill
any man in health The relief which gained however, was
only short until took the hungarian Basam and the change
in my condition IL wonderful to behold. The phegm
has been cleared my chest the pain In my side s gone,
my appetite has returned and feel like a am
STILL however, rather thin and feeble and shall continue to
take the BasaW until am completely reetprcd.
Yours truly, EDWARD TURNER
" Sole Proprietor, DAVID T. BRADLEE, Watcrtown n,
Mass whom all orders should he addressed sou Wy
Druggists AMI dealers medicine every town IN the hteu
States and British Provinces lSV-otI
A Card TO the LADIES. DR.. Dupomco'S
Frrnch Periodical Golden pills, lnfillible IN re-
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pills are nothing new but have been used by tue doctors
for many Years both In France and America with unparal-
eed success in every ard he urged by many thou
sand aes who have used them to make the Pills Public
for he aeynon of those suffering from any irregularities
of whatever nature we'll prevent pregnancy to those
ladies' whose health will not permit an increase of family
prsgnant females those supposng themselves
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ton although their ml1ness would prevent any mischief
to health otherwise these Pills recommended. ku
and explicit directions accompany each box. Price 81
box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail By JOSEPH CLARK. Genera
Agent for Bratteboro, VT Sold also by Druggists every
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NJ Ladies' by enclosing him II 90 to Bratteboro Pas
Office have the Pills sent lcOufdentiayl by return n
Remember and ask for Dr. Dup0HcoS Golden PiiS. sigma
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A S Sc S S NJ T. \ +. The Members of
IA the Windham County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
hereby notified that the following have
made on all notes in force the following days to wits
August 10, 1857, liz Of one per cent
Sept. A. 1857, 10 IL per cent.
Dee. 8, 1857, l per cent.
Feb IL, 1858, IL per cent.
March II, 1858, IL Of one per cent
Making fourteen per cent for the year be the
original Of premium notes. be paid the Treasur
er at his in Newiane, before the day Octo
Der, 1858. FRANKLIN SAWYER, Treasurer.
Ncwfane, August 10, 1858. 3w-33
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CoMMIssIONERs NOTICE

We, the undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court for the Dsctof Marlboro
to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
persons against the Estate Of TRUMAN CANEDY late Of
HaaX deceased, and all claims exhibited In offset hereto
and six months from the nth day Of June, 1855 being al
lowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that will attend
TO the duties Of our appointment at the of STEPHEN
NILES SON in Halifax, on the 18th day Of Augst and
10th day Of October next from o'clock the
ternoon on each Of those days.
LEMUEL N WOODLAND,
LUTHER II. FARNsw0RTH, Coinr's.
Halifax, July 18th, 1853 81
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~ These Machines justly admitted to he the best
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Agents wanted Circulars sent application by letter.
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Mosquitoes.

u An antdoe for the poison Of mosquitoes bees waAps
and other annoying insects has been found in Brnes Kali
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paraon contains peculiar property which instantly neutral
ICES the poison and aays the inflammation by bites
and sngs ofnsects For sale by all Dealers at 5oc and 81
per bottle.
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Write TO
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Extract from n Letter

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Boston Send in the parcel three bottles Of Mr.
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dressing my hair use it only week. and my hair
beautiful" For sale by all druggists.