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There is nothing more certain to prevent female
Irregularities than DIR. Vslpau's female pills. They
will In all cases cause a return of monthly sick
ness, without which NO unmarried lady can enjoy
perfect health.
SOLD by ell druggists. sept26dlm.
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Odd Fellows.

Rock Island LODGE No. Is, l. o. o. F.-Meets
every Monday Evening at Odd Fellows' Hall,
south of Illinois and Eagle streets, al
II O'Clock. p.
c. B. KNOX, r. S. Z. D. SWEENEY, N. G.
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CHOICE CANDIEs.-A. Lszar has some of
the finess candies, confectionery and CHOICE
things in that line we have seen. Give him
a call
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Go TO THE BEsT.-Go to Bryant, stratton Il Mer-
rill's Davenport Commercial College, to get thor
ough practical business education, TO become
good sound telegraph operator. For circulars
address enclosing stamps) Byrant Stratton. &
Merrill, Davenport, Iowa. dwtt.
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DRUG STORE FoR SALE.--A complete stock
fixtures &C., s., is offered for sale at bar
gain. See advertising columns.
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Sp.rn,s OvsTERs-The best in market can be
had Of C. w. Hawes Co., by the can or by the
case.
Don't fail to try them. Orders from dealers in
adjoining TO wns solicited. sept24dwit.
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HOUSE For SALE.-See advertising col.
unns.
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Forty CENTS line will be charged for
saoa assertion of all q ,ticss under this head
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TO COAL VALLEY FRIDAY EVENING,

The committee has also contracted for q
train of cars to Coal Valley on Friday even
ing, to start from the foot of Washington
street, at 81 o'clock, to attend public meet
ing in Coal Valley, to hear Judge Robinson
and others, and return the same evening
This being an evening and an out door meet
ing, we have to say to our lady friends that
no suitable arrangements could be made for
their accommodation.
By ORDER OF Cox.
Rock Island Dot 10th 1866
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incipal Office, No. Custom House Place

Principal Office, No. Custom House Place
Chicsgo.
mch2lwIy
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By Sustaining Your County fars.
TOUR INTEREST IS SUBSERVED
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LOCAL COLUMN.

FIFTEEN Gents line will be charged for each
insertion of all notices under this head.
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TAFT l. WOOD BLACKBERRY.

CTRAW HATS and Bonnets bleached or
~ eoiored and pressed. Also felt and beaver
hats dressed in fashionable styles by patent pro-
cess. Latest styles hat and bonnet blocks con-
stantly on hand.
No. loo Brady Street, between Fourth and
Fifth, Davenport, Iowa. P. O. Box ,22s.
septl0dlm.
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The business IN future viii be continued at the
old stand in Camden Mills by the sub.criher.
who would ask for continuance of the Eber.l
patron age bestowed the old firm of young
Brothers. ssr.--sa s VIM. YOUNG
oct2d lmw3m.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
Telegraphed to the Argus.

Telegraphed to the Argus.
New YoRK, Oct. TO-
Cotton firm, ISAAC.
Flour dull, l0a25 lower S,25al0, so extra state !;
e,90all rs r Ii q.
Wheat 3a5 lower, ,23a2, IS new Mil. |, 10 in
ferior old no, Mil. 3, Is small lots white
Mich.
Barley az lower, So Canada West.
Corn 3al better.
Oats better, 53a5s Chicago; 56a6O Nil, closing
dull
Pork opened rather firmer but closed heavy and
lower, 81, 00a33,l23 new; closing $500 regular
81 ,a3I rs old.
Lard heavy and lower, l7ai9.
Whisky steady, Al in bond.
Petroleum in moderate request, 244 crude 42a
AZ refined in bord.
NEW YORK STOCK AND MONEY
MARKET.
Tslsgraphed to- the Argus.
NEW ioaK, October 10.
srocKs-higher, fair business
MoNEY-4a5 "a cent
STERLING ExCHANGE-quiet ,074
GoLD-Opened at ,49s, and closed at 20.
UNITED STATES STOCKS.
U. s. 5-2os, of 1862, coup ,.......-..-....H,l3 s
u. s. 5-2Os, of 1864, coup..-......-.."...l,l0 h
u s. 520s of 1865, coup ............ log
D. ........i ,Oos
U. s. l0-40 eoup.,. .-.99s
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Chicago Rock Island ,09t
Michigan Central. ..............l,l IA
Michigan Southern SO
Illinois Central scrip. ..........l ,2os
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a1TCHELOR,s HAIR DYE

Ths Original and Best in the World The enly
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable
and Iustantaneous. Produces Immediately a
splendid Black or natural Brown, without iniur-
iny the hair or skin. Remedies tho i'll effects of
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
i. .ignsd William A. Bachelor. Also,
Rsuererating Extract OF Millefsurs, for Restoring
and Beautifyiag the Hair.
CHARLES BATcHELoR, New York.
auel9dwly. ..' Ed. s=aa
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Farmers Attention.

NV j. arc now prepHreu 20 o3uHHHge IOur
w Bran, Corn Meal, &C., for wheat and corn
We believe can give satisfaction both in guam
ity and quality Call and give a trial at our
Old planning Mill whore we have in connection a
First Rate FIGURING Mill, with two run of stone
| nd two reels covered with Cunkle's pest Dutch
Anchor Bolting Cloth. Also Rye Flour and HON
eny always on hand.
BIDDlSON & GILMORE,
dec2owti Cor. Washington and R. R. st
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DISEASES OF THE EYE CAN BE
CURED.
DIR. LAS. CAMPRELL,'

. A N old and experienced practitioner OF
II diseases OF the eye has opened Office il
Davenport and offers his services to the afflicted
He guarantees to cure all eye diseases that HI
undertakes. Call on him witout delay. Now il
the time
No charges made for unsuccessful services.
Office corner Perry and Second Streets.
sep25dtf.
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ROCK ISLAND RRASS RAND.

wi HCHhND DAkNUD UNuU
THE Rock Island Brass and String Band,
4 under the instruction of Prot. r. Riemann, 10
now prepared to furnish music for Balls, Partesk
Excursions, Pic Mics, &C., and would respectfully
solicit share of public patronage.
Orders left. at either OF the Book Stores will
meet with prompt attention.
iuly9dwtf. CHAS. PETMECKY, Leader
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SPECIAL USINESS NOTICES.

Marriage and CeiIbacy, an Essay of Warn
Ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis
eases and ABUSES which PROSTATE the vital pow
ers, with sure means OF relief Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR.,
]. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. aug13dw3m.
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DISSOLUTION.
BARGAINS (!

T OFFER for sale four ten acre lots of land
| at Port Byron. Terms easy. Inquire of Rog-
er Bell, Esq, Port Byron.
sep25w3wd2taw j. J. BEARDSLEY
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c 1 r Z | T Elm 8
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gracefully the gew-gaw trumpery of
fashionabls lifea@a higher duty to

gracefully the gew-gaw trumpery OF
fashionable sissa@a higher duty to
perform to society and to their coun-
try than nacrelyto win the applause
Of the bptterAies q the former, ,sor
detract from the fair fame epd Te-
sources.fof the latter, from the die
tates Of vanity or pleasure.
The South has failed to win politi-
cal independence, but i'll this higher
grade OF that national attribute, there
are no lions III the path of its COM
plete accomplishment. It remains
with her matrons and sires whether
they will perform their duty in this
respect to their children and their
country. or whether they will so act
as to make applicable 30 themselves
the proverb that one of the apostles
applies, to 1.-The fool that retnrneth to
his folly"
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denounced rs % @Jadasa Hufrnhsa
and cheers for "Andy.''l In the days
when there were twelve Apostles, and
@hensthero was Il 4Christ, there vas
also u. Judas; and while there were
JudaSes, there Were8 unbelieversS
fGroans FOE Fletcher. { Yes, oh, YES,
nnbelievers in Christ; men who Per
secuted and slantered Ind brom ght
him before Pontius Pilate, and pre-
ferred charges and condemned and put
him TO death on the cross to satisfy
unbeheve-s. And thi, same perse-
cutting, diabolical, nefarious clan to-
day would persecutc and shed the
blood Of innocent men to carry out
their purposes. heard some one in
the crowd -say we had "a Moses.
Laughter. and cleels.l Yes, there.
is - Moses; and / know sometimes if
has been said that wonld be Moses
to the colored man. Why, 1 have
]"bored III the cause Of emancipation
as nuc! as any other mortal man
living; but willie 1 have striven to
emancipate the colored man, T have
, felt, and now feel, that we have q
great many white men that wanted
emancipation. Laughter cheers. I
There is n set amongst you that have
got ;,haclles on their limbs, and are
as mach under the heel and control
OF their masters rs the colored man
that was emancipated. L call upon
| You here, tonight, as freemen, to
! IA. OF the emancipation of the white
man as we'll rs the colored man. The
President further remarked, as we
are talking about this Congress and
respectable gentlemen who contend
that the President is wrong because
he vetoed the Freedman's Bureau
bill, and thus, because he chose tc
exercise the veto power, he committed
Il high offence, and, therefore, ough,
to he impeached. Never Yes,
they are ready to itnpeach him, and
let them Try ii, if they vera salts
lied that they had tile next Congress
by such Il decided majority as this,
upon some pretext or other, they
wo:l!l vacatc the Executive Depart
ment OF the United States.
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Through the cable we know the
price OF London stocks three hour:
before they are sold, and should any
.hing recherche happen to the pretty
Empress Engenie, the ladies OF!
america would know it three hour.
before "the squall" Strange, ism t
it?
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y ROMAN STREET EXPOSED TO
VIEW. Some Interesting discoveries
have recently been made near Basing-
stoke, England, the site ef the an
cient British and Roman capital Of
Southern Britain. The main street
"ild street running from it have
been laid open, together with two
large Roman houses with tesselated
pavements. The walls which sur
rounded the capital were three miles
in length. The site of the amphi-
theatre has been found, and IN ad-
mission pass in bone, like the passes
OF the present day, dug out. Coins
connected with the periods anterior
to the birth of our Saviour have also
been fonnd 4 brick also has turned
mp, on which some Roman lover has
cnt words relating to "my lass" or
my girl"
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THIRTY-Two YEARS Ago. The New
York Tribune, in q notice, of Stephen
A. Douglas, says: Ht. ! s.u !
1t is thirty-two years, since Doug
las, n poor wayfaring Yankee boy,
went to seek his fortunes in the
State which afterwards honored him
as one of her most eminent citizens.
He wandered early from his, Green
Mountain home, with. nothing but a
plain New England education, and a
determination to rise. Tired of cab
met making and teaching, lie engaged
IN what was called studying law. :"
The fame of Jackson filled the hand.
md the smart Yankee, not oppressed
with scruples, saw that the sign in
Tennessee was the star of conquest.
His great rival, Lincoln, was keeping
Il post-oftice, fresh.from the glories OF
the Black Hawk war. Andrew John
son was mayor of little mountain
town in Tennessee; Jefferson Davis,
Il lieutenant OF dragons, was chasing
the Indians; Seward was grieving
over his defeat as Governor; Breck-
inridge was studying the -orations of
Cicero against Catalina, at a Kentucky
college; Chase was endeavoring to
gain law practice i'll Cincinnati:
Summer was entering the Boston bar;
Roderick was cutting stone; Grant
was a school boy in his teens; Farra-
gut was watching the honor of his
flag, on the torrid coasts of Brazil.
and the orator of to-day, tired of war
and law, had entered politics nm,
become the New York Secretary OF
State.
THE MAINE ELECTION From de
spotches received, it appears that at
the election held in Maine on Monday
for Governor, congressman and mem
bers of the Legislature, the Republi-
cans carried every town and county
by greater majorities than in previous
years This is the result generally
anticipated. Ten counties have not
been heard from, but they have,
doubtless. gone as the rest.
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twenty buildings in Sing Sing,
New York, were burned on Sunday.
Loss 100000.
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Texas Matters.

! In til" Texas Senate, on the 10th of
| August. the following resolution,
showing the purpose oi the Lone Star
State, like South Carolina, to recog-
nize the services OF her soldiers in the
lat" wa. was adopted:
EpSr!rrl, That tile sum Of $40, 900,
O. SO much thereof as may he neces-
Sary. he and the same is hereby ap-
propriated for the purpose of procur-
ing artificial or cork legs for those
who have lost Il leg in the military
service OF the country, being citizens
OF IeAas in the late war with the
United States, they being Confede-
rate soldiers.
On the 9th, in the same body,
Senator Knox. of Bcxar, offered q
resolution to the effect that the ordi-
nance of the Convention repudiating g
ali debts contracted by the State be-
tween the 2Sth OF January, 1861, and
the 9TH day of August, 1863, being in
organic and not having been submit
/ ted Ia the people; that the 3I section
81 said ordinance be repealed, and
that the Committee on Judiciary he
ins:Tuctcl TO report the repeating OF
the same by bill or otherwise.
On this tlc Austin correspondent
OF the houston .jom'mN gives the pre-
vai2nt sentiment thus:
/ Much injustice was done to in
dlvlduals by this Wholesale scheme of
robbery, but that was small in COM
pacison with that done to the State,
by '"'pairinG her credit and crippl;ng
her ner9ies to such an extent that
to-day her bonds would not bring in
tn" market onc-iifth Of their face
v;u;ie. While it was required of us
that the debt. created for war pur-
poses, should bc declared null and
VOID. yet 1t was not necessary, nor
was 1t proper, that our credit should
be utterly pIostrated by sweeping
Repatriation OF every State obliga-
! ton.
The Comptroller OF Texas reports
! to the Senate OF that State that the
loss OF revenue arising from the abo-
lltion OF African slavery, rs based on
the value of slaves in 1860. at the then
eAlstlng rate of taxation hcing 12>..
cents on the sl00 valuation, is S1S3,- :
36i,1 that being the tax on $I05,-
6SS, 92O 10. The aggregate value of
tho taxable property of the State, as
rendered for taxation for the year
1860, was ;5294 3l5, 639. And the
estimated number Of acres upon
1859 was 56, 821 900.
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The French navy has the biggest
gun vet cast-a 40. coo FOUNDER.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS An mails are
open for delivery at O'Clock in the morn
ing, aud close as follows: Northern, 81 p.
'm:; South Carolina Railroad, 3 p. M;
Charleston, 90, na.:s .:sGree4syfaisssxSyy.-,n
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Sam. Grcen-Public Sale.
Mr.. Zimmernan's Institute.
II. II. Poliock-Good Things.
john I. Sloan-Sced Wheat.
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New -iDvEn~ISEaIEN. - -Attcnt. on is ca...-
cd 10 the following a.iycr,;semcnts,, which
ere published this morning ,fn the FIRST
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+: Music 1NyTuE PAsx.-we learn from th.
order OF The Post Commander, that til,
band of the 9Th United States Infantry viii
perform at the Park, this afternoon, at 4
o'clock.
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- Ei-ASxs EoR SALE At THIS OFFICE. Let
eers % AamiRisEaEon. Declaration ON
Bond or ssied Note, Mortgages and Cou-
tycy anccs of, Real Estate.
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THE Bgns1sa or co1uafsas iAh inter.
estins account OF the Sack and Destrr,-
ton Of tho City OF Coiumbia, s. c." has
Just been issued; pamphlet form. from
the Ph9,air power press. Orders flled ~
any extent. Price SO cents. Copies cali be
obtoined at this Office and tic bookstores.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-03-30
I u r. NJ s.

Single Numbers. 10 eeuts
Subscription price ; 0G per year, in advance.
MONTHLY PARTS will be issued, containing l2S
pages each, handsomely bound ia an attractive
cover, price 80 cents. Subscription price, 50. 90
per year, in advance
CLCBBISG ARRANGEMENT to any of
the otner periodicals published by TIcRNoR AND
FIELDS will receive EVERY SATURDAY for 81 %
per year in advance.
TICKNOR & FIELDS, Publishers,
I24 TreRt0Hf Street, Boston.
NoTtcE TO THE PkEss.- EVERY SATURDAY will
be ui nshed The press, for clubbing III 81 so per
year : aud any paper eopyin this prospectus, with
editorial notices, viii be entitled " an exchange,
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M USICAL lNSTRUMENTS.-B.
IVa NJ GREENE has opened his Music Store,
oue dOor west OF W Lewis Book Store whore he
keeps constantly on hand STEINWAY & SONS
and GAEHLE'S Piano Manufacturing Company S
PIANOS, MASON 4 HAMiIN'S CABINET OR
CANS and CAKHART, EEEDIIAM & cos ME-
L0DE0NS: Guitars, Violius Flies, Flutes Guitar
and Nioln Strings
MUSIC BOOKS-Golden Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden Censor, TO den Trio &c. &c.
SHEET MUSIC-Ile is constantly receiving from
PhIl.dep phia all the latest music, which persons at
II distance wishing, can order, and have them sent
by mail, at publishers prices.
gJpianos aud Organs warranted for FIRE gears
InOse wishing 10 buy any OF the above articles
are invited to call and examine mine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. My prices are the same as in
New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars OF Instruments sent promptly upon APP
plcation With any additional information desired.
b. NJ. GREENE,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa,
One door west OF Lewis Book Store.
DR.. c. n Hekok, Agent, Bedford, P
Dec /, 65-ly
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II Q I T Z s NJ ! X 7 L r i.
I Is safe uud reIianle remedy for the cure of
rheumatism. Painful Nervous Affections Su.uius.
Buru,, Sweliinys and all diseases requiring au eG-
Jernai application on man
On horses it VIII never fail to cure PoceviI,
fl,tula, DIT running sores, or SNeery. itIrupery
applied. For sprtius, bruises. scratches, cr1oheI
h""is- euuteS, saddles or collar gl'l, cus or
wounds. Il is an int llole remedy. Try il aud be
convinced OF It's efficacy
X Il j. l. II \ 7 I s VI.
Persons afflicted vi ,his disease 10 matter Of
how long standing, can bc p,omp ly and clee aal-
~ curel by using This MjXturc
There Is uo,hilg Ia tue wmtd so sure and 50
good 10 take away hard coris, ANA cure Frost
Bites as this preparation. Try it aui stl,sag
yourselves. Pritc % and 70 cents per bvule.-
Prepared by
s. A. FOuTZ. Baltimore. Nd.
.ssFor sa!e al he drug ORES Of Eeamer and
ui,iy, Be4iofd, Pa. Aug IL, Ioj1-ly
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F 0 L T Il

/ y < -
/ L CELEBRATED
/ HORSE AND Cattle
POWDEES.
I THESE Powders have proved after rrih o..
sevcrrl ye rs, 10 be superior TO ony prep2ratoro' o'
the kind in use The chief superinri ol these
powders arises from the flet that they are ean
posed If medicines that have Laxa'iye, Tome aja
Purifying properties. The laxative elects crua!-
ties from the stomach ana inreS Tres the tome
gives strength 20 the Sys.em Of the Horse and tie
purifying medicines contained in them ceaI>e
the bl0od. aLd lay The foundation for a vi-'ie"
and healthy circulation. The use of them iwIr5'''
the wind. streng hens the appetite ard gives iHr
horse fue smooth and glossy skin--;hus i!nDFoE
ing the appearance, yiSor aud spnil Of this neP,'
animal
These powders are not intended, as most pow
deTs are, to binat the animal So a. 10 give hn the
appearance Of being fat when not really sa-Ru',
To remove the disease and promote his geneF"
health.
These powders will stren- heg the stomach an,
iniestiEes, cleanse them fr,m ofersive after, anu
bring them to a healthy state. They are sure
preven i've "f Lung Fever, aud certain rlmal
for Mi diseases incident to the Horse. as Gla""''
Yellow Water, Distcmpgrs Founder, He1''',
Siuyerrg. Con chs Feyers. Loss Of Appetite, an"
Vial Energy. &c Il hese Powders, II usrd I'VE 3"
three times week, through the winter aid SPRING
your horse will never get the Lung Fever, Conc %
Bolts a few doses Of thcse powders Will nm''S
the worst cough. on any nurse Were owners "
horses TO feed few oi these powders every, year
they might save the lives of many valuable hof''s
MILCH COWS.
The properties this powder possesses m Incfe's'
ing the quantity Of milk In cows, gives II an h,
p0rtance and value which should place Il I'D 'Ho
hands ct every person keeping COW Ia id',eH
ing cattle il gives ,hem an appetite, lousens theH
hide and makes them thrive much faster
HOGS.
In all diseases of swine, as coughs ulcers N 'ho
lungs and liver, &c., by putting from hall paper
to Il paper OF these powders in a barrel OF '"l.H
the above diseases cnn be cured or entirely pre-
vented, BY using these powders the hog choie'"
can be prevented.
Prepared by S. 4. F0tIL, -,
l.s For sale at the Drug Stores OF l.cainef "nd
Harry, Bedford Pa, Aug. IL, 6o-Iy'
The above medicines can BE- had AT manuiae'
furer's prices of Johhson Ii ,loway toWden
Phn'a, J. j. Bendgr, Pit,sbars LauShtoa
nhoeiiug, Va.