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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

A private dispatch lroin Gen. M.alc states
that McEwen, of the 19Sth Pennsy iyanIa.
Union League, regiment, fell in the ensa e
ment yesterday morning
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

New York, March 81.
Gold has showed rather more 6rnuess this
morning, partly from the supposition that
the rain storm may defeat the objects OF
Chants important movement Quotations
fiuctuatcd between 1911 and 1904 closing at
the latter
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

WASHINGTON, March 81
Richmond papers Of the 2yth have the
following:
Adviccs from Mobile to the Goth, say that
prcnarations for defence are very complete,
and provisions to last six months are in the
city.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 90.
A force rc,lorted to be- under Grerson, one
day last week make demonstration on Iu-
pello, Miss, but were driven OIL.
The Richmond .Sntind has the folio wing
from East Tennessee;
Thomas having transferred n portion oi
his army to Knoxville and united il with
Gillcm, is said to he moving IN the direction
" the Virginia line At last accounts the
command had reached the vicinity oi Green
vile, Il little over halt way from Knoxville
to Bristol The expedition is accompanied
by an Engineer Corps Of 2,doD men. he
are engaged in building railroads a- fast a-
the enemy marches. Communication witt
the base ut Knoxville will thus bc KEEP
open The object of the expedition is, ne
doubt. to possess and hold south western
Virginia, and if practicable to move on am
capture and hold Lynchburc, thus co-opera
| ting with Grant in compelling the cvacua
ton of Richmond.
The scheme is well connected but 1t will
be apt to miscarry in the execution just as
others have.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
CAIRO. March 81,

NAIHO, HNTCIf 81.
Gen. Washburne offers from $500 to ST.
600 for the capture and conviction Of guer-
rillas found within 90 miles oc Memphis
Rebel deserters in the vicinity of Meri-
lian, Miss, defy the authorities and threaten
to annihilate the militia and burn their
houses if they oppose them. On the other
hand Forrest declares that If the militia
fail to arrest dcserters he will make cam
paign in their locality and hang every one
Of them nc tiesnrtars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
AFiNE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

rI>HE PREMISES OCCUPIED BY + H.
i GRlGGS, Esq on Fifth Street, near the
curt House. The front mouse is one oil the best
built aud arranged in Da,eupor'. containing
eight large apartments, besides closets. with
wash aud wood rooms att .ched. On the place are
all the usual appurt, nances OF a complete home
stead, and in perfect repair. Possession given
sen For terms, call IN Elijah Carter Rock Is
land OF adde's J o. WhiTNeN. NJ ID
Feb lJ.lti Pawiucket. H. l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
CON N RCiAL.
Davenport Markets.


OrFrcs or raE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT
tauTda, evening. Mar. IS 1855
Wng,1-No !. web cleaned round and plump
lub. Tea and GSiena, $50. No. q all sound
not clean .nough Cor No |. $50.
CoRx.-Snelled. No. l. sound, plump and dry
i5c
Oars. No. |. clean and sound. s5c.
BAuLEr.-s55Qysp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
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BALTIMORE, March

BALTIMORE, March 81
The western mail train from here for
Wheeling yesterday, was captured by guer-
rillas and and all the cars, except five, burn
cd. The passengers were all robbed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

E>aon All eAafs ~ - Dosx N RVS ,nxuris. /,
e ~ssAons isjsry % tAs stia, By '.UrnAn's Ds.
f1lAroaY Pc sDEa," Ask send for sUrnAn's
'DnrsLArOaY PowDsn," and take NO other Price
81. Mailed 70 any address for &1,e5, b~ y G
UPHAN, - South Eighth street, Philsdtl5bia
Pa SOLD by Ill Druggiets. lfebl3d- mon thasa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

M kN5 kLla1llF SFTI1H
@ CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
vESTINGS.
AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS
4 NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
~ Of the above Goods. which have been bought
Exclusively for Cash
In the e n - m M ket.
and are being ss-red At very
Low PRICES,
BY tn. undersigned, who are determined
Not to be Cls6lersOld
BIZ anv house in the city.
GENTLEMEN in wrnt Of
FIVE STYLISH GOODS
ard wish them
Made up i'm the Best Style,
" Il - " l. to give u, ell
VIM. A. Remington & Co.,
Nickons' Block. tw doors West OF Brady
street, Daveni oft. lmh29 dwlm
CITY PROPER Y!
FOR S.lLE.
! OF corner lJady and Fifth street, G4xl50.
| Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. Gfxl5o.
now oecnpied coal yard. has good railroad
facilities and is suitable for stores. warehouses;
or mills.
| Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets 81 feet
| front ON Railroad. and l5u feet front on Perry
street, and is the best position in the city for en-
! elevator.
| 4 Lots with front on the NJ & NJ II r. and
| l6n feet on W. stem Avenue and Gaines At Gets.
with a frame oi~e and stable, first rate location
for a lumber yard
Good building lots in East Davenport. have
line view OF the river. Rock sland and the citr =
Of Davenport aud Rock Island. Price 81 0each.
| Is Good building lots in the city Of Rock
| Island, within five minutes walk of the Z ;.
Arsenal. Price from SEQ TO $3.50.
Out lots of ten acres each, half mile from city
| OF Rock Island on the Camden and Rock Island
road Suitable for IN, den n, or fruit raising.
masi5 App', to GEO l. DAVENPORT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

~ beautiful bldsk or 5roun Ii consists Of one
preparation. Color will not fade or wash ont.
Only 81 cents : box, Mailed to any address for
so cents. by s. =. CPHs.M. rs South Eighth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

Lots with front on the NJ NJ r. r.. and
iGn feet on W. stem Avenue and Gaines At Gets
with frame Office and stable, first rate location
for lumber yard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, 81 fee,
front ON Railroad. and l5u feet front on Perry
street, and is the best position in tho city for en-
elevator
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
CITY TY!
For N.lLE.

OF corner Rrady and Fiith street, 64xl50.
Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. Gfxl5n,
now oecnped coal yard. has good railroad
facilities and is suitable for stores. houses
or mills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

Good building lots in East Davenport. have
fine view OF the river. Rock sland and the citr =
Of Davenport aud Rock Island. Price r. 0each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31
Barnum ON Museums.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

Tho public generally have to believe re-
garded the destruction Of the American Museum
national loss and have the that they in
tcrcsted in my efforts TO institution to which
families strangers and the community at large rcsored
for instruction blended with healthfuI amusement
am happy to that during the last fifty days
neither myself nor my agents have been idle. More
than hundred carpenters masons, painters and dec.
orators have been fully engaged In transforming two
largo buildings I'm Broadway, above the st. Nicholas
HOTEL into spacious and beautiful museum Tho build
ing Is twice the depth Of the former extending to Mercer
street. and the lecture s onethrd larger than the
one 10 my late establishment splcndidy ventilated and
provided with ample cgress whereby the building
nj any time DO empcd into Broadway and Mercer street
In less than Ave minutes
Already Ave spacious saloons contain hundred thou
sand curiostes consisting Of quadrupeds birds sh,
shells minerals, historical relics &c. and my agents in
every part OF the world arc doing all that energy end
liberal outlay can accomplish towards making this the
finest collection Of rarities on the globe.
The grand aquaria with their beautiful ash, true
picture OF life Ia the waters afford pleasure 10 the
most refined classes while the varied cosmorama, OK
hbitng scenes from every portion Of tho world mpars
agreeable and valuable Information to old and young
More than hfty thousand dollars have already been OK
pended on This collection. and in producing supsrbly
finished lecture room, with splendid decorations and
scenery.
succession Of moral dramas, magnificent spccaccs, and
occasional equestrian performances will be produced for
the qualification of the public who have always gcner-
ously acknowledged my efforts TO please.
have learned by happy experience that no who gives
the people the best and the most that possible for their
money may rely upon their constant and unceasing pa
tronagc and shall never fail TO be governed by this
practical lesson
have only 10 add TO this outline that the new MI.
scum will DO opened on Monday September T. and that
shall Immediately afterwards proceed to Europe 10
mens now in progress BY my agents. Truly yours,
Ngw YoRK, August, 1895. r 7. BARNuM
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Ferryboat Accidents.


Now that the public mind has become awakened to tho
alarming frequency Of railroad and steamboat accidents
would II not b. we'll to consider for snt those that
constantly occurring at the different ferries TO and
from the city? few evenings since old lady walked
or the ferry drop the foot of South Seventh street. and
but little said about It until her dead body found
floating in the river About tn, time this lady lost her
Ito the ferry at Grand street, this side,
found to present trap for any TO fall into II
was the last boat at midnight She 70 md 10 be
hung with single chain and swinging distance OF
foet from the drop. and TO pascn-
gers OF the dangers On the contrary, whom person
whose business Il was see that the boat was prop.
ery fastened was notified Of the dangerous condition
OF things he brutaly replied that If any fell into
the river II would learn him TO swim" II was the
opinion Of passengers that the attention OF Mr. George
Law should he called 10 the manner In which Of
his ferry arrangements conducted This mismanagc
ment only the with his but with every other
ferry There Is too ttc rather at all taken
of passengers who, In crowds and In haste left TO
scramble jump do they please the boat reaches
the slip, just Others rowdcs, thieves, bcggars ne
rant vendors and other pests allowed to have the
full run Of the boats on the passage. When suggcs-
ton lately made TO employee OF fcrryboat after
a lady had been robbed on board, that the company
should employ detective at the slip, the reply was
sTell that 10 the company and they will laugh at you"
All the ferry franchises require thorough overhauling
1t will constitute important duty Of the next Legsla
turc. PUBLIC SAFETY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31

Internationally Coum Wallace, Don sui at
81 Jaeb 40 Cuba; Col Wade, Miss Caroline Wallace Miss
Amelia Iinck, Capt Emil Palch, BaIdo Fernan-
dez Fernande. Juan Roncaclo Manuel 0ldyerro Angel
Jerrussen, Jerrussen II Duva, James Won BRETON,
Fernando Fernandez Peter Gallagher and wife, Carlos
Duque and brother, Tomas zslsrai, Phnsey Oar.
cis J Ma Qulle Alexander Leavitt Emil Heynemsn, n
Csneros and wife, David Belsa and servant Jose AndrAde
Manuel Mendola rermin fsuerrs siysro Dies, francisco
David Domingo and Jose Hernandez Hiram Marquette,
~ symon, John EImsohorst Jaclnto Costa, Nei;on
Wbppe
N Newman, Brown, Mr. r storms and daughter, Ken.
ne,h, Lsrt,n and LADY, leonard, Dsyls and lady,
Waierhousc Boutwell,, Q Hunter, Mrs Z hauy, Mrs
Hsttsricb. Mrs y Preutlse. Geo Watson
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Brooklyn City News.

THE EXPENSE oy THE CRY GOVERNMENT. Tho Commit.
tee Of the joint Board Of Aldermen and Supervisors
yesterday afternoon In the Common Council chamber 10
discuss tho various items contained In tho Mayors
budget for $780, The entire estimated expense Of tho
city government for next year is two millions
hundred and seventy thousand two hundred and eighth
ty.four dollars and sixty cons The Board the meet.
ing yesterday reduced this amount seventy thousand
dollars inclusive OF fifteen thousand dollars which
placed In the budget by the committee for the purchase
Of proper site and building for police headquarters
Tho final meeting will take place "Wednesday next,
when they will announce the meeting Of the joint
Board, whose duty Is TO confirm reject tho budget
II now stands.
DARING BURGLARY IN TIE NrSErxevrn WARD. About
four o'clock A. NJ yesterday daring burglar placed
ladder against Of tho front windows Of the rest
dcnce OF Mr. Minor H. Keith Of Leo avenue and
Hcws street, Eastern district and by that means entered
the house and noiseossy explored tho different unoc
cupied rooms where he found and carried on notes Tor
two thousand eight hundred dollars one gold ana one
ever watch and several minor articles The LADDER was
left behind by the burglar.
fxcxsptARIsx. stable Of Mr. Lansan, In Tenth
street, near Grand, was fred between one and two
O'Clock Yesterday but the Ore was discovered In time 70
be extingushed without giving an alarm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31
Visit Of New York German Clubs TO
philadelphia.

from the Philadelphia Ledger August 30
Yesterday afternoon the New York CoIona and Arion
Musical societies were entertained by the Young Macn.
nerchor For years the Young Nacnnerchor have been
upon friendly terms with the Arfen Society. The
Coona Musical Society received tho Philadelphians
two societies wero well aud favorably known In this
city. The managers Of the Young Macnncrchor deter
mined 10 render the visit Of their guests comfortable
as possible. Yesterday private picnic given at
Engei 4 VOLTS FARM The visiting societies re-
ceived at Fourth and Vine streets BY committee Of tho
provided and tho New Workers. driven route
best calculated TO give them idea Of the extent Of the
city. AT Enge Kolrs farm the visitors received
by the Society During the afternoon the different sing
ing societies formed groups and gave their best songs
and choruscs In tho evening there was procession OF
erocsquc characters personatcd by the Phiadepblans
The ENTERTAINMENT which perfect success, con-
cluded with grand display OF fireworks In tho course
Choir handsome silk Gag. Mr. j. Alexander represented
shs donors and Julius He'O sosved the present on b.
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Another Collision In Chesapeake Ray.
QAtruopv Auousf reas

Another collision has occurred in Chesapeake Bay,
this time between the propeller George Appod Captain
Howe OF the Boston steamship line, and the steamer
Kent Of tho Individual Enterprise line resulting in the
sinking Of the latter vessel in FIVE fathoms water on
Thomas Point near West river. The Kent, under CON-
mand Of Captain Wakes has been employed during the
summer season in running on Choptauk river, con.
voying fruit and passengers between this port and
Denton Caroline county She left hero on Tuesday
night at ten O'Clock having small number Of passcn.
gers and about two o'clock this morning met the
steamer Geo Appod, coming from Boston OF Thomas
Point Tho usual signals were exchanged, but, through
some mismanngcm the steamers colllded the Kent
having her bow crushed In. The Appold escaped any
injury. The passengers and crew OF the Kcnt were
Appod In which steamer they brought this port
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Wife Killed by A Jealous Husband Mt
Newark.

young colored man, named Morris Ellsworth, re-
Gently private the Fourteenth Rhode Island infantry
deliberately shot his wife through the head by Of
a pistol, at Newark, on Monday night causing almost
instant death. The young couple had been married but
litlc year, and, since spring, had been scpa
radcliffe husband believing that h. had just to
suspect the constancy Of his wife. He states that
Monday night he found in the house with his
wifc--thc person with whom he had his wife
In company on previous occasions Hcalso declares that
he had Intention OF taking the life Of his wife that no
designed TO rc her head but that she raised up
suddenly and received the ball In her brain.
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Personal In selligenca.

Lieutenant Colonel stephen n Manning, formerly Az.
sIstapt onarermaser OF tho sixth Army Corps, at
the Astor House yesterday He has been ordered 10
mort 10 Major General H. O. Wright NJ Galveston, and
left for that place last evening via b. Louis and ve
Mississippi.
uIs stated that Gcn Sir Johu Michel Compan5.ant Of
tho British army in Canada, will administer the govern
mont Of Canada during the absence Of Lord wonck who
on leave Of sbsence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31
Orga nization OF Military Companies for
Protection Against Gueril1as-Procla-
nation by the Governor.

Information having reached me that parties Of bad
have banded together In different parts Of the State
for the purpose Of robbng and punderng and for VIC.
iang the law in various ways and that ourages Of
rious kinds are being pcrpetraed and the military
thores OF the United States being insufficient 10 protect
the people throughout the entire State, do therefore
call upon the people, and especially such liable
to perform military duty and familiar with military
discipline TO organize volunteer companies each
W In the State " practicable, at Toast company Of
cavalry and one OF infantry as speedily az possible for
the detection OF criminals, the prevention OF crime and
tho preservation Of good order. And urge upon
these companies, when formed, that they will be
viQiant in tho discharge Of their duties. These
companies will be organized under the law in relation to
volunteer companies contained in the Revised Code
and the amendment thereto passed the 10th day OF
February $780, except that as soon the proper
Der shall volunteer the election Of officers may take
place Immediately and without further order and com
missions will be issued az soon as returns are received
and the election may he held by any Justice of the peace
most earnestly call upon the young men Of the State
who have distinguished themselves for eaantry 70
respond promptly 70 this CALL which 10 made In behalf
Of suffering people
Il uN be The duty. ~ hops will DO tho pleasure. ef
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these companies to pursue and apprehend all offenders
against law and by vigilance to prevent crme to aid the
civil authorities and to contribute all in their power to
the restoration Of good order IN the community Arms
them but l would advise an immediate organization
with such arms be procured
Given under my hand and the great seal OF the State
affixed. w. l.. SHARKEY,
Provisional Governor of Mississippi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31


The romans Of Henry 0Clarence Mccarthy, Deputy
Hcad Centre FenIan Brotherhood who died IN Minnesota
few days since lie In state In Mozart Hail. in this city,
and visited by large crowds Of people The funeral
will take place on Sunday, and invitations are extended
10 ell the circles ia the country 10 send delegates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31

A.-ssWhitc's Patent Lever Truss" hos no
pressure on the back; cures rupture radically.
GREGORY co, 609 Broadway.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Omcial
Drawings, Circulars and information sent
j. II. CLAYTON, 10 wall street, New York
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotteries.-
j. CLUTE Broker. l76 Broadway.
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bHIUNi August %, 300
Governor smyth, Of New Hampshire, has invited the
Governors of ali the New England states with their
spectve suites, to be present his guests at the New
England Fair which will be held next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31

A Dollar Savcd.-P. f.. Smith ~ Fow.
LER shirt Warren offer direct 70
No. Park their celebrated sca lsiand'
81 Shrts-fncs made except New York Mils-at ~ oac
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>Batchelor's Hair Dyo.-Ihe Bost In the
world harmless reliable and nstanta The only per-
feet Dye Also Rcgenerang Extract OF Millefour. Pro-
serves and the hair Barclay street, New York
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DIR. Btcknelrs Dyscntery syrup Con.
tans highly aromatic excellent In taste, ana
stands ahead OF every as curative complaint.
s,.,ss, D. BARNES 4 CO., Agents.
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Open Day and Nfght.-Om ana o1ter sep
tcmber 1865 H. r. HELMBOLD, Druggist, No CO.. Broad
way, will keep his store open
for the better accommodation Of Physicians and those re-
qulring medicines. =,
Medicines prescribed at night generally for urgent
and - especially desirable that not only during tho
night but ali well they DO prepared by thorough.
ly competent and unfatigued persons.
The faculty and the public feel assured tna none put
the experienced employed In this establishment
the experience each In the best retail drug sorcs,
being from eight 10 twenty years The day and night
win be divided. aud no clerk will he on duty
moro than hours per Trusting the faculty and pub
lie will appreciate this effort TO supply want long felt In
the community the proprietor subscribcs himself their oos
' r. HRLMBoLD Druggist,
No. 5oa broadway. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31

Best and Cheapest-Miller's Hair Dye:
Try It. Large size 10 cents Sold by druggists Depot %
Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31

DIR. Giover's New champion Lever Tra:s
for the retention and cure of rupture perfection Elastic
Stockings Bandages, 90. No. II Ann street. s~, <.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31

A Ready and Conclusive Test OF tho
properties of HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
will be comparison with those set forth in tue United
States Dspensatoiy
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Enfeebled and Delicate Consultations,
OF both sexes use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. II
will give energetic feelings and enable you 10 slecp
well. s.e at n n: - -. n. - -.
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HeImbold's Concentrated Extract Bu-
CHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPA-
is THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both prepared according to rules OF pharmacy and
chemistry, and are the most active that can be made.
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ina Machine and su,.cn Hole Hsshos q, broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-31

Al Engines.-Ericsson's Improved Ca
lorcs l6i Duane street.
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Wheeler Il Wilson'S Sewing Machines
wa IN S'0''''" 'A' X II. cRAroE. $50 Fulton street
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An stenmcrs for Fertress Monroe, Nor.

folk and Richmond leave regularly every evening al SIN
o'clock from Spears wharf Baltimore Passengers 10 or
passage by these fast aud comfortable
boats, must ask for tickets for the new line. -
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu Olives Health
and visor to the frame and bloom TO the psd cheek De
treatment Is submitted TO- consumption, Insanity or opt
leptic nts ensue.
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Would respectfully inform their that having IN.
ihcd their factory and added largely TO their facilities
for acuring they win order their Wishes
and condition the
of September next ensuing reduce tho price Of their
fall Of being entirely
isfactory. SAML g. BISHOP, General Agent
Office and Salesgoom, 20l Broadway, New YORK.