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CHARL LESTON DAILY EWS..MARCH 80. 1866.

xa Au commute asons Intended for psostcGtlo's n
THIS iourna! must be addressed to ase EdGor Of
the Daily Neaos, No. 18 Et1y'e- street. C9dr.eston
s. c. Business Concentrations TO PuoeSeer OF
DcGr Meas.
we cannot undertake 70 re:,s7. rejected con.1u,tca
tons.
Advertisements outside of tie city must be acconpa.
,,ied ooith ihe CASH
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of the Senate there ie 30 clear an indication
of the fact that it may still be worth atten-
ton. There are seventy-two Senators, twen-
ty-two of whom are excluded from their seats
by the majority who happen to have posses
sion of the hall. Of those remaining, some
are absent, some sick, and less than the half
of them, therefore, and not more than one.
third of the whole body, have availed
themselves of the opportunity to determine
who shall be co-members With them, and
seizing the Government of the country, are in
dicating the purpose to use it in the establish
ment of their own power.
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CHI A RI e S TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 80, 1856.
To Advertisers.

If any business man in Charleston, or anywhere
else, doubts that "THE DAILY NEWS" is the best
medium through which to advertise in this State,
we invite him to call at our Office, and VT will
take pleasure, as amatter Of business, in exhibiting
to him our Lists Of bona .fde subscribers, as well
as our daily sales.
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MEETINGS.
> MARION LODGE NO. 2.

10. O.F.-MARION LODGE no. 2.
TNHE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THIS LODGE
i will be held Thi, Eu,nina, at o'clock A ioa o..
tendance is desired Members will come prepared 70
pay their Dues 40 the arresr list will be read aud the
rules enforced. BY order. O. F. D. PETIT,
March M IL Secretary
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ELmONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
CHARLESTON, March 30th, 1885.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1ST OF By:
LA 1s the Annual Election for Nine Directors will
take place on next Wedneiday April 4th, at the office
First National BANK, between the hours OF ~ M and
Pm. JOsEfH ~hILDEN,
March 30 secretary and Treasurer.
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REMOVAL.
TJsHE SUBSCRIBER has REMOVED TO no. a
i BRoAD-sTaEET, whore he proposes to carry on
the business Of AUCTIONRER AND COMMISSION
AGENT. VIII also continue ss formerly his REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY and Brokerage In Stocks Bonds, Notes,
Exchange and other Securities.
g. MCBRIDE SMITH.
Refers to-Messrs. RAvENEL & CO., Charleston;
Messrs. WILLIS & CHIsOLM, Charleston; Messrs.
GOURDIN, MATTHIEsSEN & CO., Messrs JOHN
FRASER CO.; GEO. B. NORWOOD, Esq. New
limo March 70
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.

Lar Uh1S OF CO1ION.
Below we present to our readers tabular
statement of the exports of Cotton from this
port to foreign and coastwise ports, commenc-
ing on the lst day of September, 1866, the
beginning of the commercial year. This ta-
Bile will embrace the weekly exports of Cot:
ton, and also the total exports to each port,
foreign and coastwise.
In view of the great importance Of reliable
data in reference to this great staple of com.
merce, we shall bestow great care and alter.
ton upon the revision of this table, as we'll
as the monthly and quarterly returns OF the
commerce Of this port which we have recent
ly published.
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
nRS g. CHATBURN BROWN HAS REMOVED his
i Residence to No. 224 MEET1NG.STREET nearly
opposite Eagle Engine House.
lie may be found at his Office, No George street, at
A. H., and and P. n, Of each day.
March so Swmo
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LOST, STOLEN, &c.

on your guard how you purchase, or from whom
A Black Horse Mule medium height unusually, stout
build large belly, and very stout limbs for his height
short legs and long hair about years old This Mule
was stolen from my Plantation. Goose Creek about
eighteen mies from Charleston. g. G., on the night Of
the 26h February, 1885, will very liberal reward
for the recovery of the above Mule for any nforma
ton that will enable me to recover him. This Mule is
so remarkable in his stouness according to height
to attract attention wherever he may Co. He is In good
We rking ORDER and is first rate work Mule, and is
worth In market at this time two hundred and fifty dol
lars-a heavy loss under present circumstances.
CHARLES P. SHIER, Charleston, g. c.
February % WIN
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

COPkRTN ERSHIP.
VIE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
w together cuder the name and style OF MOSES
BROTHERS, to transact GENERAL AUCTION COM.
MISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS. at No. ~
Vendue Range. We hope to meri. liberal patronage.
Advances made on Consignments.
SAMUEL L. MOSES
JULIUS L MOSES
CHARLESTON, March I'd, 1880.
March luo
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REMOVAL.
NHESsRS. PINCKNEY BROTH ERS HAVE REMOVED
lya from No. z. yANDERHORST6 '|HARF to
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF. March rs
REMOVAL.
ID OBERT MURE co. HAVE REMOVED FROM
III No. SO Churchstreet to their form or Office, Boyce
& Co.'s North Wharf, east end Of range, up stairs
March 10
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EXPORTS OF COTTON FROM THE PORT OF CHARLESTON,
| SC COMMENCING lsr ,GEPTEADER, 1865, TO TEE WITH
|
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TITO RENT, A FARNIOF 100 ACRES, ABOUT
Z five miles from tho City, nea- Ashley River Apply
ut No. 81 Broad-street up stairs, to wM. II. DAwsO>
January G sw
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ITO RENT.-sEVERAL FINE ROOMS,
/ with Kitchen, Pantry, &c. Location central and
pleasant. For further particuars apply 81
March 20 8 No. 1l9 MEETTN G STREET.
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ITO RENT, THAT PLEASANTLY SITUA-
u ED Residence east eide Rutledge Avenue. one
door above Radcfestrce The house contains a. four
square rooms, dressing room, and pantry All neces-
cary outbudings premises, and in complete order.
apply to P1NChNEY BROTHERS, No. 7 vanderhorsts
Wharf stuth March 10
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
From Washington.

NEW York, June 2T.-The morning papers
have the following specials from Washing
ton
1t is probable that when Congress adj
%jOurDs on Thursday or Friday Of this week
1t will not assemble again until the week
after rext, so as TO give the members an
opportunity to spend the Fourth of July at
their homes.
There appears to be no prospect as yet of
an carly termination of the session.
The New York delegation of bankers had
lengthy interviews this morning with
Comptroller Clarke and the House Commit
tee on Banking and Currency in relation TO
the proposed amendments to the National
Currency Act. They complain that the
State tax on national circulation is exces-
sively heavy and enormous, and request its
removal. They state that they cannot
proftably continue their business under the
present tax law.
Fresh developments are coming to light
in relation to the Memphis swindle. 1t
turns out hat seven or eight hundred
thousand dollars in seven-thirty notes,
which were sent TO Carlton some time to-
ward the close Of last year for disposal on
the account of the government, have also
been embezzled and employed in cotton
sPeculations. The whole is to be investi-
gated fully in a day or two by the Banking
and Currency COMMITTEES.
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. roLIcE cOURr-The following cases were

. f0LIcE SoURT.-The folloHing cases Wef'
disposed of by Judge Abbey y~eserdiay:
Drunk-Fred Becker, Thomas McKenley
Patrick Cairns, Philip Schwartz, John
scully, William sherman, John King, Ned
Robinson, John Daffey, fined each 81 and
costs; Joshua Lucas and Myron Cozzensi
fined each So and costs; Alexander Rad
clife, William Mccormick, William Nell
roy and John Tracey, fred each s. and
costs.
Assault and Battery George schafer,
Henry Schafer and John Kingher, case
continued to the I'd of July; George Keil,
continued till July I'd. Bail $1,000.
Abusing Family-William Smith, fined
S. and costs.
Violating Bathing Ordinance Dudley
Baldwin and C. D. Hines, fined each 81 and
costs.
Violating Street or~dinance-Ike Crozier,
fined 81 and costs.
Abusing Oficer-Edward Washington,
case held open till the 2gth.
Resisting oficer-Albert Burton, fined
$40 and costs.
Disturbance-John Maher and Louis Pat
it's fined 81 and costs Kate Stewart and
Molly Moore, fined s. and costs Julia Con-
ners, John Garrety and Casper W. Hartman,
fined 50 and costs; Joseph Parker, fined s.
and costs.
Lewd Behavior-Patrick Welsh, case cor
tinued till Friday.
Several other cases were on the docket.
chiefly of slight Importance, not disposed of
in time for this issue.
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General News.
Sentenced.

Sentenced.
CiNcISNArI. June 27.-COovert, the muir
derer Of the ROosa, was yesterday sentenced
TO be hung August oath, at Lebanon, ohio.
Tne Fenian Prisoners in Canada.
New YORK, June 2T-The Herald's Mon
treal special says that sixteen Fenian pris-
Ouers have been brought there for c~Onfine-
ment. The broad charge upon which they
arc committed, is levying war against Her
Majesty. Colonel Ermatinger, the commit
ting magistrate, entered with the accused
who were brought to this city for greater
security, in view of the late affair at Pig
con Hill. 1t is not known when their trial
will take place.
The Herald's Toronto special says that
Marvin, one of the Fenian prisoners there,
was admitted to bail on his own recogni-
zance, yesterday, his employer at Buffalo
representing him as an inoffensive and in
nOcent person.
R. A. Harrison, barrister, is industriously
working ct the prosecution Of the part of
the Government They will be tried BY a
Military Court Martial, under the Aggres-
sion Act. 1t is said that General John Hill
yard Cameron, will act as Chairman of the
Commission.
The 18th Regulars are now constantly on
guard at the old Jail, and an officer sleeps
in the building.
The Second Church dignitaries are inter
esting themselves in the case of the Episco-
pal clergyman who is incarcerated as a Fe-
nian.
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AMERICAN WArcHEs.
REDUCTION IN PRICE
e American Watches,
Made al Mass,

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RE-
i CENT great decline in gold and silver and all
the materials used in the manufacture of our goods
and in anticipation Of still further decline, we
have reduced our prices to as low q point as they
can be placed
With Gold at Par,
50 that no one need hesitate to buy q watch now
from the expectation that it will be cheaper at
some future time. The test Of ten years and the
manufacture and sale Of
More thai 100000 Watches
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time-keePers. Commencing with the de-
termination to make only thoroughly excellent
watches, our business has steadily increased IS the
public became acquainted With their value, until,
for months together, we have been unable to sup
ply the demand. We have repeat, dly enlarged off
factory buildings until they now cover over three
acres of ground, and give accommodation to more
than eight hundred workmsn.
We are fully justified in stating that we now
make MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF L THE
WATCHES SOIL. IL THE UNITED STATES.
he different grades are distinguished by the fol-
lowing trademarks engraved on the plate:
1. American Watch Co.." Waltham, Mass.
2 Appleton, Tracy 4 Co.. :" Waltham, Mass.
}. "P. 5. Bartlett.'' waltham, Mass.
4. "Wm. Ellery."
8. OUR LADIES WATCH is of first qaulity
named "AppletOn, Tracy Il Co.." Wal
than, Mass.
q. Our nest quality Of Ladies' Watches is named
"P. S. Bartlett Walthstn, Mass. These
watches are furnished in q great variety Of
sizes and styles Ofcases.
The American Watch Co., of WAltham, Mass,
authorize Us to state that without distinction OF
trademarks or price,
All the Products of their Factory r
fully Warranted.
o be the best time-keePers of their class ever
made in this or any other country. Buyers should
eUember that unlike the guarantee of a foreign
maker who can never be reached, this warantee is
at all times against the company or their
gents and that if after the most thorough trial, |
ny watch should prove defective in any p~articu-
lr, it may always be exchanges for another. As
he American Watches mahnN Walthsm, are for
ale by dealers generally SAshghout the country,
re do not solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned 10 buy
nly Of respectable dealers. ALI persons selling
will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
may To- DdW ls2 Broadway, N Y.
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SUNDAY TE1FFIo.-Last Sunday was the
largest stock day known in the hissory of
the Lake Shore Rsilroad. Trains took 10
Buffalo two hundred and fOrty-hve loads of
stock, snd seventy seven cars of the Red
Line and other freight, making a total Of
s22 cars. The return trains brought to Erie
242 cars, making t~he'Aggregats days bust
ness over the Lake Shore Railroad, 5s4 cars.
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~PHILOSUPHY OFMAKRIAgE.

The ProprietOrs OF { 9 Hcw York Museum Of AnAt-
omy have determined, regardless OF expense, 70 is
sue free flor the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
suppression Of quAokory) four Of their most inter
esting and instructive Lectures on Marriages and
its Disqualification Nervous and Physical petil-
fy, Premature deoiine Of Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness or Depression, ImpOtsncy, Loss of Ener-
~ and Msnly Power the Great Social Evil, and
those AAisdies which result from youthful f~liies,
szoessss Of maturity, and ignorS1cs CT PhSGiology
and laws Of nature.
These Invaluable Lectures haVe been the means
fsnlightcninK and Saving thousands, and will be
orWarded free, on receipt Of four stamps, by cd!
dressing ~sEOkETARY, New York Museum Of
feblbKS
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Southern News.
RniIrnnh

MEMPHIS. June ga freight train on the
Mississippi Central ran through a trestle
three miles north Of Grenada yesterday,
killing a negro brakeman and injuring Sc
verely Vim Sutton and SOD, of Granada,
and two others, demolishing the tender and
two cars.
Crops. River and Weather.
The crops in Arkansas and Mississippi
are reported more encouraging.
The river is stationary. Thermometer 90.
Convicted.
NASHVILLE, June 26.-In the criminal
court Green and Lunon were convicted Of
the murder of Byron, the toll keeper, who
was shot last December.
Tobacco
Fifty ~hogsheads of tobacco were received
to-day from Upper Cumberland.
Great Enthusiasm.
FBAsKFoRT, KY, June 26.-Great enthu-
siasm prevailed among the Union men at
the nomination Of General Hobson as Clerk
of the Court. of Appeals. Arrangements
are being made for an immense celebration.
Meeting will be held tomorrow.
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A ToRNADo.-A terrible storm passed over
Buffalo on Monday, doing immense damage
to property. A woman was killed by the
collision Of a canal boat and a schooner in
the harbor, and a man was instantly killed
near Black Rock by having a car blown
u,,p hin,
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Esq, The Superintendent of the Buffalo and
Erie aud Erie and Pittsburg Railroads, has
been elected a Director and President of tho
Southern Central Rsilroad Company, and
has accepted those positions. The road is
yet 10 be constructed, a capital Of 50, GOO, 600
being required for that purpose.
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Tornado.

One of the most terrible ~tornadoes that
has ever visited Canada took place last
night at the village of Oil Springs. A
large hotel recently erected was blown to
he ground. Much damage was done to
the derricks and oil works. During the
tornado a boiler bursted, killing one man
and severely i~njuring others. The storm
also passed over Ingersoll, doing a groat
deal of damage. The force Of the storm
tore up large trees BY the roots.
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MTHE GREAT NEW ENALAND

Practical Chemist,
div com Q Commercial Wharf. Boston. Ma
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AEEw TuG.-The Cyclone, astrong, well
built tug, built at Vermillion, registering
thirty tons, commanded by Captain E. Do
VILE, has been enrolled in this district. She
will, for the present, be employed in these
waters.
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PERsosAL.-B. F. Peixotto, Esq whose
~uprightness and enterprise during a long
residence in this city gathered about him
many friends, and who has been sojourning
here for a few days past, left last eveI-
ing on his return home TO New York.
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east, between Massachusetts, ave.
and North c, Capitol Hill, Wash
ington, ID. $500
! Fiue Lot adjoining the aeove residence
north, 40 feet fIOnE by 95 deep to
an allty LOU
Nine Square Grand Piano, at $500 each; 5 Me-
$50 each; II Lady's Diamond Watches at $50
~ American Hunting case Wat, hes at S75 each;
40 Sewing Machines from $50 to 500 each; 10
Silver Plated Tea Sets a. SIS each; 10 Silver AS
tors at SIS each; 5000 Albums from 50 to SO
each; $50 Gold Bings from IS to $40 each; 1000
Gold Pens, in boxes, at So each; 2 900 Gold Lined
Goblets and Cops at 81 each; 1909 Pair Cent?
Gold Sleeve BUTTONS from 81 to SIS each; 800
LlOcks, Books, Gallery, &c, from 81 to SIS each;
in all 5000 git, the total value Of which is
Sl23, 29l.
The dTawing will take place after the Concert,
on the stag, OF the theatre, where 1900 persons
can witness It. A committee will be appointed by
the audience to snperintend the same. All pur-
cbasers aud agents will be supplied with correct
Lists Of drawings rs sOOn as published Parties
holding tickets will retain them until after the
drawing, aud if their number appears in the list
of drawn numbers, they will forward their tickets
immsdiately, with full directions as to the thip-
ping of goods OF moneys. Tickets are for sale ut
lhe principal hotels, book aud music stores in the
city, and at our office, $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh. Price 81 90.
Coed and reliable Agents wanted in every city,
town aud village in the United States, TO whom
great inducements are offered. References Ie-
quired.
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Man MIssISG.-James HARMONY years
of age, has fits, wore blue soldiers blouse,
and was barefoot-left Rockport on Friday
last. Any information concerning him will
be thankfully received by Mathew Haber-
son, West Side.
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DEAD HEAD

or, in other words, heads whose one ~Rloriov,
locks have
W1thered and IebItened,
an in . few moments - r.olotbed with all tbeil
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This medicine is a great success, because it meets
the wants Of every member of the family. When
you take cold, resort at once to the
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REFERENCES.
Hon. Thomas Hood, Madison, Wis.
G. NJ. Walker, Esq, Adrian, Mich.
J. y. Bradley, Esq, Chicago, III.
D. A. Weinberg, Importer of watches, Chicago.
Ed. A. Ellsworth, Esq, Washington, D.. c.
&c. Dewitt, Esq Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. VIM N. BuIteIheld, N y.
Hon. Henry Barnes, Detroit, Mich.
Gen. Charles T.. Campbell, Wauketha, Wis.
Mai. Euoch Tetten, Washington, D. q.
N. b Eldredge, Esq, Adrian, Mich.
VIM. Finn, Esq late U. 5. Navy Agent, Wash
iRgton, D. q.
N. B.-Editors OF country papers are authorized
to act as our agents, and they will be allowed full
commission on AL tickets ordered, whether for
themselves OF other parties, who may order
through them Proposals for inserting this ad-
refinement are requested. jel9:32S
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OPENING OF TIE PUBLIC SQUARE AGAIN
The question of opening Superior street
through the Public Square has again been
brought on the taps by the City Council.
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RE MOVAL.
DENOYAL.-Mr. FIJI. Morris bay.

IL II IL MUTTIB UUFs
Ii ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 9
Monument Square to so Prospect street, respect
fully asks a continuance of the patronage SO libs-
rally bestowed upon him in the past, and hopes by
increased facilities aud strict attention to the
wants Of his customers TO merit the same In the
future. Eastern fashions received. All work
warranted. A good assortment of cloths on hand,
which will be sold at the lowest rates, or made ap
In the best and most fashionable styles. spl2:R14
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The MERCHANTS DEsPATCH.-We men,
toned a few weeks since the prompt pay
ment Of losses amounting TO 5000, 600, &C.
casicned by the great FIRE in Detroit last
spring, by the well and favorably known
Fast Freight Branch of the American Ex-
press Company. The Company was also a
heavy loser by the disastrous fire at De
trnit on the night of April 26th, and with
CHAIR c~teristic fairness and enterprise, il
has settled all claims arising thereon. The
Detroit Free Press has the following card in
regard to it:
ave take pleasure in again calling at
fention 10 the acknowledgment, in another
column, of the promptness with which this
reliable business company have paid up
their losses at the recent disastrous fire at
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway depot,
on the Goth of April. Their loss on this &C
casion was something near $4,000, all OF
which has been handed over to the suffer
ers. Sucn p~romptitude Snd completeness
is asafe guarantee of the reliability of this
popular company"
The acknowledgment referred 10 is q
very handsome one, and contains the names
of over forty prominent firms.
We take pleasure in publicly acknowledg-
ing the prompt payment, from the Mer-
chants Despatch, of the full amount of our
claims for loss caused by the destruction, by
fire, of the G. W. and D. & NJ. DePots, April
&c, 1866.
We endorse the sentiments expressed by
the losers at the Michigan Central FIRE last
October, that " we most cheerfully recon-
mend this old and reliable line to the mer-
chants throughout the west. Having pat
ronized the line for many years, we do not
hesitate to say, that for promptness to de-
livery OF freight and payment of all Just
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TULU


TULU To attempt 70 snumerate the
anV manifold results Of the AnOdyne
ANODANh' in cases of Neuralgia, Headache,
- Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Com
plants, st. Vitus' Dance, HystefiA, Nervous De
6ility, Loss Of SLEEP, Pains IN Menstruation, and
the most reliable testimonials in my possession, to
which all are invited t. inspect, would exhaust
time and psttes1p, and which q confidence to test
viii p~arGecflV fosfffv
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In every case sspd the name and post Office al
dress of each separate subscriber.
Money by draft, p o. order, express, or in reg
isteTed letters, may be sent nc our risk.
All communications should be addressed to
VINCENT, BUTTkRFlELD & CO.,
346 Pennsylvania Av., Washington, d. g.
P. o. Lcck Box Go.
The proprietor will donate 10 the directors of tho
National Orphans Home Institution, 81, coo.