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Col. Wade Hampton The sad Intelligence of
the deceasc Of this widely known and esteemed
citizen reached our city, in IL private dispatch
from the West. He expired suddenly on the
10Th instant, at one OF his plantations in Louis.
lana
Col. Wade Hampton was well and widely
known throughout the South and beyond as n
gentleman and citizen Of untiling public spirit,
gallant dcmcanor, and high toned courtesy and
hosptnlity-in all points II noble Representa-.
tive OF the best old school and class of Carolina
planters. At the memorable defence of New
Orleans, III December, lrlI, and on the sth of
JANUARY, 1873, he actcG ms IL confidential and
well approved aId-de camp for General Jackson,
ana, with our esteemed fellow. citizen, Col. A.
J.. liaync, shared largely the confidence and
closest regards OF that sagacious chieftain whose
ihtuIiive Judgement Of men was Of his most
remarkable traits. Few meu above the desire
OF station and Office have been so widely known
as Col. Hampton, and the sad intelligence we
now publish will DO received with a widespread
sorrow, such ms perhaps could not be created by
the death of any other private citizen.
The intelligence reached us at too late an
hour to permit us'to give any details or particu-
lars of Col. Hnmptons life which, as we sup
pose, had reached its sixty-ffIh year.
Ills remains on the route for Columbia, s.
c., in charge of his son.-Charleston Courier.
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NEW FIRM.
JORDAN G. M'LAUCHLIN,
s&, ,CIo,,,ia+.
Abbeville G. H., S. G..

b A'lNf i"rrncl CoTnrtncrship for ,bc
purl"Sc OF carrying on the DRUG I,I.S.
~ r'>S. we beg leave 10 Inform the cit;z.n. M
Nh"cS'''r ani In" surrounding country that w..
have on hand large AMI well selected stock ,r
Drugs and Medicines,
10 which W" invite their attention.
p"r ct the firm having had Il Ions, cypcricnco
IN Tie hu>'n'>s. We feel confident that wo can
give general sa'i>fac,ium; and havu, mail. nr.
r:'h-,ir"'S IN New York for tn" purchase of our
,'""dS, W" can sell on good terms :,s they cnn
n' b"'i.ht either in Charleston or Columbia -
C"r stock will always br complete, and all mr.
'icicS warranted genuine Physicians will do
wen to give us call before purchnsinr cls.
where. ;'S we c:n offer them strong Inducements
Gar Stock will consist in part of all Medicines
used by ''~"e'
Farmers and Physicians,
FINE l'ran'!i"s. Wines and Liquors. Paints. OH,
ana Dye StnfiS, Window Glass. Fine Prrfum..
RES i:''bms Extracts for the handkerchief, Sur.
g'caI instruments. Cutlery.
Fresh Garden Seeds.
New supply and great varieties, and mnnv other
ar'icicS too numerous 20 MENTION
=, ~ continuance of the patronage heretofore so
lIbrral'y bestowed ON the house. is resn..trn,lv
solicited.
d. a. JORDAN, NJ. D.,
ID. McLAUCIlLIN.
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Camel 1ransportatiom.-Parte who are pre-.
paringsio import IL large number of calnels dc.
clare themselves ready to submit proposals for
transporting the army supplies to Utah via Texas
oy camel trains, twenty live per cent less than
the cost of transportation in any 9th or way. A
gentleman of some distinction in Texas :s making
arrangements to establish an extensive camel
park on the line between Corpus Christi and Ell
Paso, to which point--and to Arizona when il
shall be organized-it is also proposed to ope,,
weekly lines for mail, army and general transpor-
tation. General Davis and the War Department
has made the country valuable prescn, in the
introduction Of this useful aud hardy "slip Of The
prairts." Wv
The general domiciintion this animal on the
great dry plains of the West, will give new and
unlhought Of vulue to that extensive region: for
Is peculiarly adapted TO camcl-raising, and this
business, US we have before predicted, will soon
become marked feature in w Westcrn enterprise-
Washington STATES.
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DcaM from Chlorotorm-AIr. John McChes.
ncy died in Dentists char at Toronto, Canada.
IN the office Of Do. French, where he went for
the purpose Of having some teeth extracted.
Chloroform was administered by DR.. Richardson.
IL first caused him to laugh when the gums
were Ianeed, he WINGED; he then groaned sever.
al times, but all appeared to he going on WELL
when sudden change came over him, his Jaws
fell. Application of ammonia was tried, as was
also galvanic battery, but without avail lie
had breathcd his last. Mr.. McC. was Ii lumber
and coal merchant. According to the verdict of
the Coroner's jury more than ordinary care was
used in the administration of the chloroform.
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FFr"ch I"g'slMt"u".---In his nldrcss, Louis
Napoleon thus nnrs to the attempt on his life
81 cannot conclude wiihou, speaking to Won of
the criminal atirnp. which has jussi taken place
return thanks TO bravrn for the visible proiec.
ton with which II has covered the Empress and
myself, and | mourn that even one life should
have been lost. Nevertheless, these consp,rn.
r'cs teach more than one useful lesson The
first is that The parties who have recourse To as
sis'Il':tion prov" their weakness and imlui cncc
ny the drSpcrntcness their means; the second,
that m assassination has never proved success,
has never served the cause Of those who have
armed the hand Of the assassin. Neither those
who struck down Caesar. nor those who killed
Henry w. profited by the murder. God never
permits the triumph Of the cause of crime
Thus these attempts Gun neither trouble nv eon.
hde"ce III the present nor my faith in the future
II ] live, the Emperor will live with me; and
si"uld fail. the Empire would even Sbe con-
hrmcd by my DEATH for the Indignation of the
people and the army would furnlsI, II new sup
port TO the throne Of my son. Let us, then,
look forward TO the future with confidence. Let
usproceed, without anxious thoughts. to our task
the good of all aud the grandeur of the coun.
try. God protect France"
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Notice Of Settlement of Estate
of DR.. w. p. Black.
A SETTLEMENT of this Estote will bo mod.
"a in the Court of Culinary OIL, TUESDAY. the
l6t, of MARCH next All persons having
claims against said Estate will present them to
the Undersigned. on or before that day: and
those still indebted will make Immediate paw
ment No notice " i'll be paid to any claims of
ter that day.
JOHN BROwNLEE, Agent
For Administrative.
February 16, 1853 43 At
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G"". Walker Bcjorc tie Nnif,d States District
C""rt Gen. Walker appeared before the Hon.
I. H. McCalcb United States Distric, Judge. ut
New Orl"nns, on the lst inst. and stated that
having been b"lin'l 10 appear before his court, he
desired TO make his appearance and ascertain
whether there was amy charge against him. The
Judge stated that the Grand Jury had ignored the
bill against Cen Walker, and therefore there was
ITO nccusasi"n against him.
Gen. Walker remarked that the President had
brought an accusation publicly, and he desired
an investigation and trial before the court and
jury, in order TO know who the true criminals
were; and for this purpose he was willing To
waive the finding ofn bill, andgo before the court
on any Indictment tho District Attorney might
draw. The Judg. sad he would communicate
the TACT TO the District Attorney.
Vciy soon after this the District Attorney was
informed Of what had occurred in court, and was
asked to comply with Gen. Walkers request
lh's h" declined to do, saying, in the spirit of an
obcdicnt and exemplary officer who holds
the Federal appointing power in eminent rcver-
ence that he would do nothing further in the
matter until he had heard from the President in
regard To it.
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CGHEiRA
OF
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

TNIlE Abbevillc Light Infantry and Sou,h.r,,
l. kIg!.ts l'rag""us will celebrate the Br,I-
i'.Y OF "ASiiISGi"N, Monday, o2d inst.
lhe Grafton will be delivered in the Court
ii"us', ny STErnLN G DElsnunI, at IL! r. NJ.
lhr public generally and the ladies' particular.
y are Respectfully requested to attend
Day. " '''o
Committee of Arrangements.
LIGHT INFANTRY. DRAGONS.
Jas. G. Calhoun, S. G.. DcBuhl
\. Ritrhcy, ID. A. Jordan
J. 4 Wicr A. / Ivthun,
W. ~ =. Davis W. G.. Moore,
a. h"'N' L. H. RUSSELL
j. NJ Davis
Feb. is, 1855 43 u
c2;- Press copy.
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Hon. Curl Cnshiny-IIon. Caleb Cusb;uo do.
llvered last week II upowerfuI speech in tho IIonse
OF Representatives Of the Massachusetts Lep,s.
iatnre, in support of the committee on pu6lic
buildings, refusing to grant the use of thc hall
Tor the orgies of an anti-sIavery meeting. "IIis
speech says the Boston Courier, "wiIl not fail
OF influence or effect, though the house chose to
consent to THIS abonination of dcsolaion." 1t il
happy thing for the Commonwealth that we
have so able II man as Mr.. Gushing in the house.
no enormous net folly or wrong will pass
there without bei " shown up in the light and
we cannot but feel that the eminent Ncwbury
port representative is likely to surpass even the
very high antcipatons which were iorme of The
value OF his services in the legislature"
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Rnnsas.-The Washington Union thus terscly
and effectively sums up The results to be achieved
BY committing the Kansas imbroglio to n specia!
committee of the House:
"Mr Harris, of Illinois. n recruit to the Re.
publicans. is selected TO lead of. lie opens the
work with a most formidable effort to clothe
committee of the House Of Representatives with.
all the powers usually conferred by State Leg.
islatures. by which the will of the people is Is.
certaincd upon any given question. The first
assumption is this: that the federal government
has been in rebellion agans. Lawrence and To.
pek"; the second is, that it isgthe pr"vince of
Congress TO conduct State and Territorial cleo.
tons, and TO decide their results the third is,
that those who legally adhered to the act of 1854
ought TO be punished add degraded; the fourth
is, that the ubiquitous rebels and those 'mob.
law mem denounced by Mr. Douglas aud mr..
Harris year and q half ego are now disfran-
chised patrio's aud political martyra, whose vim
diea'ion is TO be the chief object of this new
holy alliance in American politics"
The Wheat crop.--It is. stated That the grow.
ing wheat in Virginia. neyer p5esented a more.
syeSpgagiog Prospect at this season of the year,
fs,s
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lehuaatspse Washi1Ston Dispatch says
tsaI the new Tehnantspeo Sompany, composed
&. r. EFT s,. been Ia:
s s3sss ad that it
y. .ssa $ I'is VIII eos.pdho The
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THE PLETHORA OF GOLD

Inc excess OF guild beyond its printable uses
must he regarded as one of those financial ph.n
"'''e''i "' "h'rh the present times have been
mon" Than usually prolific. Very RECENTLY fin,
scarcely OF the precious metal was Us renn,li;,.
bic iS lis pres ut abundance This trausi, in,
mas mas occurred within il period Of three months.
hen gold and silver spoken of us standards
The idea attached 10 this phrase is that of ixty
\ ci one OF these metals has fluctlntc cd in as
Erc'i ii dr.rce as any cuiinlolitv of which il il
supposed To bc the representative or exponent of
value. W
IL becomes an interesting inquiry, what will
%" Tie hilhl effect! Will the result, which has
been $" Ion" expected, now happen! Will rod
dcrrrc'at", accompanied by II rise in the money
value "' commodities generally! Whythis met.
III hiu not ieprrcInr in the last ten years is rx.
liicallc on rational grounds. Will, its increase
was the enlargement of trad" and the cx,,nsion
"i credit \ much greater number of cNchauucs
were 10 u" pcrlnrni"d. lis use is currency or ms
!hc basis "t circulating credit kcpl pace witt, the
Increased supplies. With the reduction in the
number "i exchanges and the ahr Judgement of
credit must It's functions as an inst truIucut of cx
change craSc cninmcusnratcly. Tia, cous,.
Hicncr Will follow, the failure Of which causcL
surprise a'ii"nS economists, The large absorb.
''"n "i IN" augmented quantity prrclu.lcd the.
other Result, "l Il general rise Of prices This
consequence must now follow TO the extent that
'h" sphere for til" Of gold as II u.diuu, ,r
cNriaiir" may undergo cont rlclinn. There will
hc smaller quantity of "fc"mnmlilirs consumed
III inc S"I"cuc" "l circumstances the pi-chnsinr
power "i CONSUMERS and the powers of producers
will he pr"p"rion.Iy l.>scncd As collateral
effect gold will fall in value, which is ,Iniynl.ut
t" saying. that all articles of general consumn.
ton will be- enhanced in their money prices.
nat ultimate effect this will produce on the
production of gold, sho:t tim" will determine
When the same quantity of this metal will .x
change Tor only di.ninsh ID quantity of other
things Of cxchi'ngeablc value, the mo,iv. for
producing as large an amount ls Formerly will
have ceased. The producers will then turn
their attention to other modes Of industry as be-
ing more r"m"nrrasivr. There signs of this
transition mt present in California The peopIc
Of that State are ln"king to wider ,lrv cInpmnpl
"i thrlragrcultural csources-Charicston Eycu
ing 4Ncms.
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Dead Ltttere-During the past wear the num.
bcr Of letters containing money, which were
opened in the dead letter branch of the Post
ofiee Department, were as follows: Quarter
ending ist March. 2,059 letters, which contained
il,437.9s quarter eending 30th June, 9, POI
letters i.si2 45; quar.er ending Sept, 2,245
Ies! ie.sra. which enclosed $l2e566l; and quarter
ena'ng alstNDecember, 1852 letters, containing
slS,36l. 90. gToieIislters for thayear 1858, and
money $4s, s,267.9&, nine .tcnths of which has al.
ready been safely returned to the writera of said
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F'Iht H'f~ccm lnic CoH.yc Stmltuks amdu
Fire Comi""y- Haven, February "a
sad affair occurred here, at Gt o'clock his even
ing VIM Miles, Foreman Of Hose Conponv
No. =, whose carriage house is in the rear Of
Yale College, was shot hy Il student whose
name Is not YET publicly known. The studcn,
in n moment after was badly hurt by :, 6rc,n,n
Two or three students and rs nany irrmcn w.r,
then engnSrd in the fight, and The clothes ofou.
"1 The latter was badly cut by IL knife, bu, no
wounds We're made.
Three shots were fired, all of which are sun.
posed to have lodged in the !ei, side of Miles.
iI's recovery very doubtful. Miles is aLont
twenty years old. y disturbance bctw cen the
parties has existed for some DAYS. such as hout.
ing by the students and throwing Of water by the
nrrmcn. There is much excitement about the
matter, and row is threatened
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BOOK BINDERY.
JACOB BtSE,
rfFfiN, onto,
PRACTICAL B0OK BINDER.

1 NDm,uufietutorsofn nlsnt Haott. slor, Doves. Nsi
y lstsaui Hllohef sris1s iranul to their dr, %.
1ealcfs in nipcf ~ f iuu. copy and pocket
h1atf ont siftion,re in general
We Foui Repeatedly iunrii tHr eiHfeHtnf Eenfea lrl
ha f oln ar .ounfos ntt ul h1ft ttufittrt uursccl
of ths pufpnserf Ing the BOOK niHdiuf iusrc,s,
biWeHo. sinso about vear conducted by WIN, WON
alone, AMI ntHe 5pupafed ts cksoue akni, Of work
aeatly, dufibio aud at
N EW = o r X PRICES
or cheap a. any binlsfy in ihe country.
HtvinF always suv1ly Gf uis U fsfaat tutlos nf na.
net ni, enabled 20 luriit io order, 40 kinds
anil stes OF Halt Hultt iuoh Lsfrfs County Rrfofs
and others, ruled anA bnuni PACED, with vthout rtnici
haais, o. may be dss fed
Thobin tni VI pcro lcat Magazines Masic, Now'pa.
nor and old books, rtmencd plain also 30 hr tuns Of
books buoks, music, stci nnfeuaf aunupn viii be prd.
Or er from C0nniy Oiitft and others htHanco Willie
mhi3ir JACOB gIsE
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MRW ANo PAsNloMAnLR

and will ha sol atihe lowest noIshle raos Can al tho
lt"aff and fiaao Rooms, No rommer ial Row, 1iE
Nn, y, lmll WILLIAM GAtlrP
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TlFFlM eYMNAEluM.

X ~ ~ tNh'pt tlo,s hiri story, eairanoo nion
eNsfal,ea may b had evsTy aorain, saA eron,os.
iteiis'- THREE Dollar Ysar % Oaa iAoiar "a, th,.
nogshs fol psTpealau inlailo of q. CrosSer' M M
Bookstore wlsit iishsn ia,s ts rs,ursd fbis1
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TulTION FEE IN AnVANOE-

psr intlrs Meieau,ile Coatss time pailmlted 80
Samo Courtc, int Ladies' 3,
q ysuty L,fsons in Practical PeHm1 uship, simply s
Fer full tonfirin FLOUR ipg etc. ~ nef aercement
n. y. f0gpauicuassfral or Cataldsnattnl glfsulnts
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THE OOLLEGIATE COURSE !

Win anhftfa the n1t a1arwad anil practical fofms Of
dar balttby u1hls Ettry ia Tho vsroni icns
o. rttla al - nnto 'n,aiug lhs 9l17rl yhoisials
aql nuui. Mfiaaflc, Ec'11pFs, N1unitsoi Nlrufl1f.
ufif ninflti, He1ti1t. runfiaf, Niaaf. ehtrlinf,
annnpldag IN ivi iuAi rAft1efhir ana ranr'u1l Com
nNfY iinHltt, AN mtnntr rpit ffnm Fhifh ihe SuiNni
aaHftM Ms pfitsttn 1ldh1dnetshtal, Nhoh win
fs5 Nt ft tatuafy 30 iajaung b, him aa excellent
atvle of wrltas
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VAN D00RN HOUSE,

A. r. Van Doom, Proprietor.
NJ MAkHErFFsos, noar,ho wooden Rrliee. Timn, Ohio
~ Aee hon'o h been htqy put into ths best OF or Ter
-nN se,'sfshei iot The especial accommodation Of the
NNshea loNie fhis i6pse b situated on ooe OF "a
e,' pe,hgt streets Of he riiv near 70 market und bus
ana ts loge ana well oAapioi 10 the purpose Of pub
Na Rouse The teepine spsltncuts are
LAk4E AND WELL FURNISHED,
Aaa 30 opsetot pledses husslf to DO an n hs power e.
alNeys b. reasonable aad unitolm. ,nsa.,,
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alflffs atte eefyrtfninancnain Of tte scdnao rs
NtNagtf sf2at nftuf lii sion OF the Ledrrr
waary s seem the niot'r tue OF dcmarNNiun between
kNttn tfni senfRtirq Properly ami She governing law
OF uansisr lts afotur two cl,ssrs of 49,
countiinna taoSs of ho cllst Va every variety
NtlfariQlr' thus Grplin7 thf mns usefh AMI beautiful
sienseni aueh OF ts ums h5oosvd ayiteJcs male su1h
b. lflWiry aut lHitlu rules, nicanineiess forms anI
srr nououi And hence enables the student 10 acquire
e9feomoaoas 'iaieount as ealhododin actual praucr
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lldn N v CllnF.
FACULTY.

u 10. Osv,vr, a. %. arRArr1s, ]. g, BtyAyr,J D.
CtLufi 4. a. CstEtyl, q. A. HtFei, in flrnf' in thn
stnf'f uf Atf't4t tHi Ll'tnr'ft on Nuiu1W Cutruf.
r. trFfgHf 41vit taHfu itnfi iu n1tinots Hni o..
nemiai Zen aAnship ani Leciafcra COMMERCIAL Cor.
fsni1nlrHos
nl1. 'loa,or N,yy, iIoa Gro. W. Ctyrov, Hon. Eti
40 hrt1trr -nfcih lf7iuf-ra
Wa1. ftaurt frtnEwGArtWH, UhHttr y gttgH, Esq,
ui1. irfgr f utlH1rt lseftuf f'fsnn Commercial Law.
hsv. co isuct T Htlws, rfsi. AiA M,uAy, Lectr.
lcff On political EelnnmF.
hsf. ftdEi ILLrl Reg. Df. AWEX, Lecturer Com.
riafial Eihiei
q P.HVnY,I o. MssuVs, L,stmaron 1anAins, ".
ntneo ct1,
u. G. N,esu,tt, ~ g. Luds, Lee uron,on hs General
pdncipes "a Details of R1ifonding.
,, n, Nraafta, ENuggoN n. Wiiirr hoCtutcfa on Com
L
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rHE EXTENDED ooURs

nhIace nflciica fcsffo tha vaFout nuainet,
frns aat i doiFned foe such siuio Is as nay wish 10
spec ica7al ioaa he tme required by ~ Regular
canre ,'n4 .hst fI,iuoaiyl preparatory TO entering
sons aplaial House.
Rftikiafin adNNon No ENtenio Course tho stu lent
Wiilht |aitIloly and probably employed siy months.
NAN7iitf, "ffaelioal tll 0rlamenialn in nllits
vnletui fi BE- lseIt in rae most turaafh and teias
nilnlr 6Y Of lia lait tsleher taa West Re,iB.s
q sulili slsoi OF ieafang nannrss Wudnr the ohio
ffhuitfaanf fFsil'n VIII Asa d. iuueht rhistvts,, y,
pfpulf l1i ret naH ii hv best efufaiona ren i,
aav-rfaiiafe PabNc Schools of Clsvilani Coiun,oe y
ToA Co. nlhef ieol opsu fof goo iteaohors az
chiIyitea8rehg :. seoa a. ,h.y jan he qualified,
ID AfLN LECTURES on ructieal and rhsaretira
BIO ..6sqfas Mer.antlls iaNs Nonmefoial Elhios po
iitral talagaIgf so iNnpmaiian tAnima0ciil Caol
ill0ng M4rfantlg cuitomi, Raasins, Exchange, f,am
m1is, RAtfpiqs lffa psf'ia Hrory, Busnsi, Cpfres
~ lIntt i'aHiianien eH,
Nns spit af R5ans, 1f fii, Col,ec oseanis. The
6nas M ih1ciF sfats AS ihey az or ihs corner
era pahefiA1r ,1i snpfr'i atesi, aeQding = flI
10 n ntf oI te ciil sa ihe Lake The tanuls
ssai,iIr al ssi. hll afeah surnlnug IN b ,sufy
aiia irllfaee p'i ha7i those oflHy iinaf 10
n, LAaIEe 'cou So isite sane a thaf az ths Con
aIanf ailfhag qnliaoifiss t,llAot Who uaV NJ IL
te4v lft1se'Gc1 li tho so1l oeftiai Coarse
"a nfrnlhallnr oSfalslfe hntincss acc intansa
is s. io 'scple good .'laatiogsioF nary othis grad
r,3ils
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I1lR rNRFUNERY co 90
auges PELAN'i
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ROOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT

lhaces thgre diiiuct grades vigi initaorv poruh
AID Extene Conrscs, und anehton Fulso ~. New Mcik
ei,Tecommeuied hy over tYouty uf tho moat reliable
frAelieai Accountants of Cleveland.
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Price 90 per bottle. Forsnle by l. L. -. John q Co
r. Med. Gib.on, n. ~, Snyder, j. +. Wooster, riin
aad by Tu;gisis generally. dell-ir
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