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4 PREnlcJ1oN.-Tho Frankfort Common,
taeaHa, IN view Of the fact that all the candI.
dates, except Major Breckenridge, have alrea-
dy declared that tho election. Of any man og q
constitutional majority Of the votsss of th.
country, would be no cause fc1 disunion. yen.
lures to predict as follo1s:
In less than 0na week from this date be will
come out as 1aming patriot in favor Of the
talon will urge ehisfsouthern nlcn not to secede
and will claim for himself the title Of the great
Paciacator. He will probably travel South un
such mission, and will parade letters and
this special occasion, rs evidencethA be has all
along been in favor ofthe Union. Ifhowever he
should getthe vote ofthe "united South," )" these
precious evidences will never sec the light.
The game which Nj. Breckinriige is playing Is
too shallow one to deceive any one. It will
not do for the grand agitdtor now to set him
sell up for grand fkte{fea{or: The man who
has set the house on fire need not claim much
credit for trying to put 1t out after the house IL
nearly burned down.
HoMcDE-Our proverbia1ly decorous aud
peaceible community was thrown into tremor
Of anxious excitement on Monday morning Of
this week, BY the sad intelligence that one OF
our young men, had on the Sabbath evening
previous, shot and killed another young man
OF our community. The facts arc substantial
y as follows; MF. Yokum, the one who shot
the other. had been paying his addresses to
Miss Burdge- Recently Mr. Ball had appa-
rently snpPlanted him In the girls affections.
On last Sabbath evening young Bah took the
young lady In bis buggy to church In this city
On going to get his buggy after meeting to 70
home, he found his horse and buggy gone. He
took the lady to the house Of fiend Of hers
aud left her and started out of the city In the
direction Of Mr.. Burdge's and his home, to
search for his missing. horse and buggy. On
one was present to witness the affray. The
nc1t that was heard from young Ball was his
cry for help at Mr. Burdge's door, where he
was found lying on the ground He only liv-
ed to say Eokum had shot him. He expired
in few moments after. 80 far as We can
learn these are the leading textures Of the case.
m Eeasant {1osoa. Tuna:
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UeIAw&Fo Comp1cEc.
The following are tho official returns Of the
election held In the Slate Of Delaware On the
9th inst
, 1860-11-16

FIRE At Ia CRossE.-The large steam dour.
ins mill owned By the Buttrlck boys, At La
Crosse, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
night The mill WAS Eorth about $4,000 and
insured for 5000. The contents Of the saie
ane s1eW r. barrels Of fonr were all that were
tho flfn about 3 thousand bushels ofwheat and
three hundred barrels Of -four. This Is the
second time the Messrs~ Ruttrick hive been
burned out At La Crosse They are both &C
tive, enterprising young men, and We regret
the misfortuno that has befallen them.-La
CFoxse Rr73u1Iie1n
, 1860-11-16

ced1n1 Rrate8-.%Th4 Conservative In
Favor OF 4 Southern Conference and
Inviting the Northern States Into It.
, 1860-11-16

QUa28 INJURED " 4 0AX.
N1TBRE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE
Inpectine, 1npectine,
Inpeotine, Inpectine,
1npectine, Inpeot1ne.
The terrible maladY Known Il tns FEVER AND
AUX has amittan hundreds Of thooaAnds Of pe1sanI
tnsoasnous tho world svesy year aud has never until
Low been met By sueeesstnl medical treatment tia,
has not produced ssvszs
MEDICINAL. pIaHAaEa,
which Affect the IunsA spleen the liver; tho heart or
osoef par1 OF the human orx1nlgu Ths NPECTISE
Ii tha natural sutAkon!tt Of Ill ferera and when II
comes IN contact With the skin u Absosoed by the ill.,
teroF ofEans, which rcast easlly iszmx and all ten
denctes toward those naladies which prostzato tho
mind and body With fever
Fever and A:ue result tfuu numerous eauses. No
place u exempt from The causes which promote the ex
lstsnce OF tho dacase That being once seated In the
system Induces depsesslon OF splt laaaitue snguot
psin ehs fever. snd long train OF ofdlaagreeabe zen
astons. depstytu: the paeat Of al enerxy aud retuc
tng hin OF her TO \ condition at
Why viii any ons suffer the horror. Of desul..t.nz
-..-
~''
Ssh-Cnrs IL Better than Phystc.
NATURE Is WsER THAE.ART.
AAooaoo1'
AnH "nS Aff41
Rattex Prevant th.n xtrtvar rorn
nELAYs ABE DANGEROUS.
THT TNpErTTNT
or
Persian Fever Charm.
''f' f''''s' R'-a md F'h'et
WONDERFUL z1rms:
Lanuel Bonsa Of Pt.abp.y for two ysszs uss1ess to
huseH and 70 socety-a nuartyr 70 ChtIs md Fever
cured IN less than thzss wsaka and In ssh.
houn-'
nasy r Beltnsp Of saadu,k,. Ohio. .n.r .,mos.
s.ss ans 5:: .ss s as' ~:
Ado,ph uonbro, ofrrsuce. rt,,,td IN On. honr ,,r.
Railroad. H. va. apparently '''.. viii chilli
- '''~~' -
month md not '''t'' '''a''''' Of he '''e'e' 'fh'
=
OR
TRY IT, PROVE IT, KNOW IT.
sn my % !ed 70 uss 1napls iano1soas ps'DaFa
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s9A@S
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~" n' 11ANooN' AGENT.
Aa''
Ana n Druggists and Medicine Desls1a IN America.
atat By mail to xpy part Of tha 7rn,.d s+....
, 1860-11-16

THE W1HAss SrEAMER-Thc Baltimore Sxn
aays that the MessEs. Wlnans, Of that city, are
nov making their arrangements to begin atan
early day the construction Of another atcamer
after the model and construction Of that which
for year or two paat has attyacted the atteu-
ton Of the marine world. Tie new steamer
wlll bs 0o feet long, and viii be propelled By
TWO wheels driven BY eight engines Of I'M
,dred feet long and thirty feet IN diameter The
main shaft win, according to the specification
weigh thirty tons. The new sllp will be con.
stFnoted with hlgh.pi essure engines, and The
, 1860-11-16
GREAT CARPET HALL,
M0lliSter g. wilkins,
l35 i 137 ... Like Street ..s 1S5 l. l37
EUPSTAIHS.1
The Best Goods at Low Prices.


HAva on hand and Offer for sale Of thetr own tuporta
on and ot the best doe*Ec Manufacture tho largest
9nM oest assortment In tho Northwest of Medallion
959iin Its Ex,rs @ ras Inss Cotton and oo Ingraias
1pzraIn Body Brussels and ssar carpctnss ali ef III
greatest vsItety prices and patterns: comprising ths
lArEext 6est aad uIost desirable ever huioFe
opened Il chicago. aud which tey oIer At tic low .st
, 1860-11-16
Queen FfctorfA,s Prudence.
The London correspondent Of the New York
Sun EATS.

The London correspondent Of the New York
Sun says;
was told the other day an anecdote Of the
real desire to promote the welfare of her sub
tects- She had agreed to hare her photograph
taken for the qualification of snch of her sub.
Jeets IS might desire to possess the counter
felt prcsentment Of their ruler. She presented
herself In plain black silk without particle
of ornament The photographer ventuzcd to
suggest that she should send for some fewels
No" said the Queen, this photograph is to
60 among my people, aud wish to do all In
my power to discourage extrayagance" 1t Is
such little anecdotes as these that have secured
the Queen high place In the regard of the
people I have everywhere heard her spoken
Of with affectlonatc respect,
, 1860-11-16

French Drocatelle, satia DeIlnes Frrneh Printed
1astinFa L.pA Cloth. Damssk aa! Aorerns Enhrol.
hrodetsd au.tn cqrtsina and BY tAe yard Coruict4
Centre Tasse.a. Loops DraperJ Eorda, Gimp Bantia,
cT,tsia GinpH snk bordering: Curtain uatags nd
dow Shades IN gold bordesz, Lry anI OI Painted
SHADES White. Buzz. Green and ue Shade Hollands IN
tutea, Balance fi1tureA Putnana'A Chambef!ina and
taleye Patent 1surrx Pendulom Fixtures Hzas4 and
Bronze Enl!sr ends RAck Puleys su1 Hrsckrt 6hade
Coxd4 and Tassel9,
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Terms of Advertising

The Female Organization is often rs lrNil as
that of II tender flower. Many Of the sex en-
ter into marriage relations without being able
to undcrgj the labors and trials Of maternity.
In this country, thousands of young aud bcmu-
tiful women arc sacrificed every year, from this
cansc alone. llostcttcr's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters will save many Of this class from IN UNI
timely grave, This medicine has been used
with great benefit by immense numbers of pco-
throughout the republic, and ,hc propri,,ors
have received grateful commentators from all
sections Of the country. The bilters Will BE-
found to be very pleasant to the taste, oven as
II beverage, and prompt and powerful rs amcd-
icinc, 1t inflscs new vitality into the frame,
and strengthens the whole system, 50 that wo-
men who use it are enabled to go through with
labors which would, without il, be certain to
PROSTATE them Sold by I'll Il uggists.
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SALE LAST

The sale Of town lots, known as the
Ogden tract, and which were advcr:
tised for several weeks in the Journal,
came off on last Saturday. Mr.. Harry
II. Carr was the auctionecr and he made
them bring fair prices, certain, but not
moro than they were worth. 1t was
fortunate that the sale com. off after
the vote on the Tax question had been
decided in favor Of tax. We mean to
say that the tax being voted, and that
fact being known, made those lots sell
for Is per cent more than they, would
have sold for. That's our belief.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage.

FoG STATESMEN, JupCEs, ~CLERGYMEN.
Ladies aud Gentlemen in all PARTS olthc W Drld testify
the efficacy OF Woods Hair Restorative, and gentlemen
OF thu Prcss arr unanimous in its praise. Anew tcslimu
Nials only can be here given; see circular fol more, and
1t will he impossible iur you To doubt
A Wall ST., n V, Icc, %, 1888,
Gentlemen - Your note of the 18th has been received,
sayiUg That you had heard that had been benefited by
tHeusc Of WoDls Hair RestOrdt i've, aud requesting my
certificate Of the fact II | had no objections TO give it,.
! award ii to you Ch%ccriully, because | think it due. Nv
agC is 10 years the color OF my hair auburn, and Inclined
TO curl. Some five or six years since 1t began to turn
GlaN, and the scalp ON the CIO Wn of lay head 10 lose its
S~crsiNilly and daldIUI TO form upon 1t. Each OF these
d!NNgcIhilitiCs increased with time, and 0hOut four
months since a fourth was added to them, by halr falling
of the top of my head, ami threatening TO make me bald.
IN this unpleasant prcilCdmcut, WAS induced to try
Woods Hair Restorative, mainly 10 arrest the FALLING OF
ul my hair, lOr ! had really Gu cHpcctptiOn that gray hair
could ever he restored 10 its original color except from
dyes. was, however, greatly surprised to find, after
III" use u'two bottles only. that not ully was the falling
of arrested, hut color was restored tc the gray hairs, ard
%scisiliIity 10 the scalp, ard laEduUtf ceased TO form on
nay head, very much to the qualification of my wife, at
whose solicitation was induced to try it..
Very respectfully,
ltN" A. ltNl\nfR
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$3.50 Reward,

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
The Tunnel, Franklin county, Tenn, ON the
lst day Of May, 1855, II negro boy named Jim,
about 20 years old, dark copper color, large
size, about . feet 10 inches high, broad face,
wide moutIl, and large teeth, aud very white
before; big round shoulders, large arms, and
no visible sears ON him when ho left. He is n
large stout negro every way. | will give $50
for him if taken out Of the State, and $500 if
taken in the State of Tennessee, and lodged in
some ioil so that | can get him.
j. G.. MONTGOMERY.
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so we'll quit.

BOOTS n SHoEs.-It will he seen
from a brief advertisement in our paper
to-day that Messrs. Esti.ll 4 Garner of
fer for sale q lot of Boots and Shoes,
homemade, and just such as are worth
the money you pay for them. There
are many little girls now in our town
who are wearing those made at the
Tannery o. E,till 4 Garner, and pity it
is that every girl does not, for then
we'd have fewer cases of consumption.
They have leather of every sort for sale,
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SioluaStOu, Ala, July 90, 1859.
10 'ful y j. WuUd dear Sir: Your "llair licstora.
tlNc'' has done my hair 80 much good since ! commenced
the use OH that | wish to make known to the public of
its effects on the hair, which are great. \ man ol woman
may be nearly deprived ollair, and by a resort to your
Hair Restorative, the lair will return morc hrouliim
than ever; at least this is my experience. lcitcy" it MI!
Yours truly, WM. II. kENEDY.
. J.. S.-SOu can publish the above if You like. by pub.
Ilfllng IN Southern Iapcls yOu will get more patronage
NwIth. see several OF your certificates IN the Mobile
Mercury, a strong southern paper. W. X.
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Insolvency Notice,

Notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against the estate Of A. M
Brccd9n, decd, must file the same, duly
authenticated according to law, with the
CIctk of the County Court, by the LIST Of
July, 1860, or they will be forever bar.
rcd-suid estate being insoIvcnr.
D.. J. MARTINI,
Jan. g &c. Administrator.
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SANDFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills.

D,,, J,u.iLL u,t.,,, ,J ,,t -, =,
I ", 'J',,'"' ""o,H' """ I" "p "
rI'SS cases, ar I'ghf, ana "W
Keep in dHy Climate.
Tup Family Cutburtic PHI il II GENTLE
" Lut ,ctivo C,iL,rtnc which III, ur,,,ri,t,,
- hp. used in his practice more linn twenty
80 vr,rs
n Thr constantly iurrcosing dcr,o1 rro,n
~ ,hn.c who h,yr lnn~ n.cJ ,hr piu. onJ
fine satisfaction which nh r>urc.s in rrrnrd
tn ,hn;r m.n hns inIncrI me- I, ,Inrr ,I,rm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-31

CoRREcrIoN.-The town lots in block
No. 8, letter r., at Decherd, advertised
in last weeks Journal, as the property
of D. Trigg, is the property of L. D..
Sanford and as his agent has paid the
tax thereon as formerly, besides the
fees, it is taken from the list.
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State of Tennessee.

lain I. SLATER and VIE,
re.
". II. Coulsori, ct. ais.
On motion of complainants, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master that
W II Coulson Il wife Ellen are non-residen; Of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Homo
Journal, a newspaper published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident 10 appsar
herein on or before the first day Of next Chan
Gerry Court, on "Wednesday after third Monday
in August, 1860, and plead and answer or
dcmur to said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing enparte q to
them. III. X. ESTlLL, c. x u
May 2i-S3.
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RAIN.

Wchavc been visited by good rain
lately and farmers report crops as in a
fl%ourishing condition. Corn looks well
and other things accordingly, AS to
fruit, tho trees arc loaded, and the crop
Of Peaches will be abundant. Won't
it be glorious to eat peach pies. Jchu
it's the best desert-too good to talk
about, so we'll quit.
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HAIR .-Bald-headed men are

entitled to respect. The b2or who dcyoured
the boys who told the aged man to 'so np old
bald head did quite right, and resolutions
commcndatory Of their conduct should have
been passed and 'published in all the daily pa
pcrs." White hair--malc white by agr-is
honorable. Our grandfather wore it, we re-
member, and h. was 4 considerably better man
than any of his grandsonS. lron-grcy hair is
likewise respectable. 1t is seen upon the head
Of thoughtful, stern mrn-mcn with n purpose,
mission and nerve. Do W. respect In" memo
rv Of the lnmcntcl Uncle Edward amy less be-
cause h" had no wool upon the top Of hi head?
We frarlc'sly answer, Nary.
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955 Acres Cleared, and ira q
fine state OF Cultivation.

hHuhN FtVVN WI bVgd.
THIS Farm lies one mile from Jones' Sta
ton, on the Winchester and Alabama Rlil
Road, nine miles from Winchester, and
three miles from Salem, in Franklin county.
On the arm ia Il comfortable dwelling, good
negro cabins, and all necessary oul houses.
Close to the dwelling list fine spring,a good
C's'ern, and plenty Of neycr-lai lng stock
water. The land is ALL RICH, aud, for
cultivation, stands unsurpassed by any in the
county. propose TO sell This valuable tract
ct land. Uud would refer persons who wish to
know about it. 10 5ohn p, White, Nashville,
Icnn,,o or A. s. CoIyNr, Winchester, or they
can refer 20 mo on the premises,
HARVEY S. WlLLIAMS
WiNehesIer, Frnnklin Co. Tcrn-
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DIED.

In this place on Tuesday nightinstant,
Miss Eliza Elizabeth Nance, She was
born in 1885.
Last week also died Elijah Hammond,
aged about so.
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Land for Sale.

On SATURDAY., 18th Of May, 1890. before the
Courthouse door, in Winchester. ] will scll. To-
the highest bidder. for cash. G.. W. Sharp's
interc-ti in two tracts Of land in Franklin corin-
ty-one lying ia the "fIor.c Cove" in District
No. u. containing 100 acre.. and the other ~
ing on top Of Cumberland Mountain, in district
No. 10, containing 200 acrcs-grantcl to Rich
ard SHARP, sr.. decd. by grants No. si0j and
$40. The grants will BE- exhibited on day of
sale, and the land more particularly described.
Levied by virtue Of an execution from the Cir
cult Court, in favor Of W. +. Dardis. and
against said Sharp. G. ARLEDGE.
April 2s. Dsputy sheriff
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EMPIRE
Livery stable.
L. A. GAGE

Keeps open ON the South side of the square,
a good Livery Stable, where horses are board
ed at rate, consistent with the cost Of food,
and kept in nice order for use.
BUGGIES AND BUGGY HORSES
constantly on hand; al-o Saddle Horses:
Damage to horses and bugsies must be paid
stances required, as corn, &c, Is n cash article.
Persons engaging horses and buggies will be
required to pay for them whether used or not.
P. S.---That fneM organ Stallion.
Clifford Morgan ID, will make his season at
the stable Of the proprietor, at $50 10 insure.
April &c, 1y l.. A. GAGE.
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Jones' Hotel,

VI, p, JONES, PRopRmroR,
Situated near the Wire Bridge, Nashville,
convenient 10 Railroad Dcpots and Steamboat
landing,
CnAnGEs.-Pcr week, 81; per day$l %,
murch22-lY,
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j. IL. EULGIIAM.

Ne were pleased with Il call from our
friend the other day, and would say to
the merchants of Winchester that Full
CHAM represents tho Boot and Shoe
Store of Messrs. Farrar, Dismukcs u
Co., Nashville, whose card is in our pa
per, and if our merchants wish to deal
with clever men, and ut Il store well
supplied with the articles they propose
to keep, that wish can be gratiticd by
ordering from Mcssrs. f., d. Il Co.; and
now that Mr.. Fulgham is with us, he
could take the orders.
p. S.--Wc believe Mr.. f. is going to
Fayetteville, but he will return on
Wednesday next.
CoRREcr1oN.-In u tale which we pub
lished last week, entitled Thc Jour
neyman Printers secret was u line
that should not have appeared, INT
which did totally without our knowl-
edge. The compositer says he put it
in for mischief thinking it would be
seen by us in reading proof, in which
case it would have been erased, OF
course. But we failed to observe it and
it appeared, the compositor having for.
gotten it. After the whole issue was
sent out, u friend asked us what the
line meant, which was the first knowl-
edge we had oft, We regretted it AND
are promised by the compositor that
a spirit Of mischief will never again
cause him to play joke in that way
lest a like result may follow.
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W.H-E.W


Who wouldn't say w-h-c-w such wea-
thor as this2 1t seems to US that tho
greatest earthly bliss we could wish a
person just now, would be " hab1tat IN
an ice-house, or the bottom ofsomc riy-
or of extraordinary depth, shaded by
huge trees, and q thousand springs
flowing into it every hundred yards
Guess one would keep cool in such Il
place as that, and as everybody wants
to DO cool such weather as this, we
wish everybody was at tho bottom Of
Just such q river rs We described
W.h-c-w! Amt it hot; and since the
little wind on Sunday morning last blew
up our shade trees in front Of the Office,
the way VIC sweat under the rays Of old
Sol is not to be imagined, You'll have
to come up and let experience teach
you've mean the ladies when We say
you. OF course we are not inviting
men-no sirs, The women are the
folks we always invite, and the invita-.
sion stands perpetual. Although tho
shade Ices arc gone, yet we shall mako
up for the loss by supplying our Office
with fans for the use Of the fair visi-
tants. We have already procured two
fans, which II gentleman gave us the
other day. We will procure some more,
when some one give them to us,
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rS\\$S\ 49,
SEVERE WIND,

Last Sunday morning. about day
light, n severe wind passed over
our town, %uprooting trees and soaring
the inmates in many Of the houses
Fences through the country were blown
down, and in trip of five miles into the
country on the evening Of the same day,
we had 70 turn out of the main road
several times on account Of huge trees
blown down across it.. In town no
damage materially was done, unless we
might call the loss of u few shade trees
material damage, and we are tempted
to do so, now, that we think ofthc pros
trato condition Of the two locusts
which Il few days since cast u cool shad-
ow upon our Office, There they lie, Il
sad exhibition Of departed glory--em-
blems, in their fall before. the mighty
wind, ofthe power and majesty Of God,
us exhibited in the storm--that fearful,
grand and convincing proof Of the cXis-
tcnce of q Supreme Being.
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But then when people can protect their hair
from the ~tcll-tnlc marks Of a~gc-whon they can
luxuriatc in glossy black locks at an advanced
period Of their livcs-whcn white and grey
hair can Returned TO- beautiful black or auburn
in II twinklc-whcn hair can be made to grow
on bald hcad5-whpn al this can BE- done it
can't do any harm to tcIl what will do it
lIoimstrcct' Hair Restorative will, according
to very many reliable accounts, do it. The pro-
prirtors Of llrimstrcct'> Hair Restorative reside
in Troy, n. I. Their names are W. f.. lia-
gan e. Co. They are getting rich out Of this
Hair Restorative, and It's, beyond pcradvrn-
turc, the best thing Of the kind ever inventod.
The facts in our possession in regard TO this
wonderful preparation warrant Us in %unqlali-
ficdly recommending it.-Crre'uai COhio)
PiciadcdIc.'.
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undersigned has this day 1890 ~ i~nsolssney
Of the County Court o. ri,ns IN Az psr-sus ta,lns
OF the estate o. yoss ,.fs sIe Leresy setis~i 70 ne
t taa1%' daiS .ssss..,ss., g. y sI ss. TIE rs g. :. :.id s.is,s !:
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