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Letter
FROM {. CRAwCoUR, M. D.,
OF THIS CITY,
Giving the results of careful and thorough examination
COAL OIL.
No, al CASAl STREET, NEW ORLEANS, !
''''-'-- November q, 1890 :

No, 24l CANAL STREET, NEW oRb5EEsAGNsi
November Y, letO' }
H. c. COVERT, ESQ, No. chartres Street:
Dear sT have examined with greHt deal OF care the
Kerosne Coal Oil you me- and have made many eN
pernents in order whether it be possible to pro
duco an explosion and subjected it to severe tests
find perfectly nou-eSposive under circumstances
1t requires temperature of 800 deg Farenheit to boil and
DOES not give off any rap7 until it reaches Temperature o
22O deg lighted taper immersed in it becomes instantly
exnguished The oil is clear coIoress and without odor
In burningt gives beautifully soft whitelght far superior tc
coal Gas nasnuch being free from the yellow tinge Away
present in even the lights less susceptible of in
iurrg the sight While equally safe with Sperm, Olive, Cot
ION or other vegetable animal Oils it far superior in it
lightgving properties infinitely more economical AWAY
never gums the wick and is without action on tn
metallic parts of the lamp my opinion after experenc
of years in teuse Coal o superior in every respee
to any other material for light with Hhcn am acquainted
| Yours, very faithfully,
/. L. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence III II
| New Orleans school of Medicine.
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How visitors are to Reach the erouad ds

The Fair Grounds were frmery known as the Creole
Race Course" They situated the Third District
Esplanade street the side, and the GENTLY
Road on the other.
The principal for foot passengers viii the
Esplanad street gate.
The carriage entrance wlle at the main gate the Gen
tiiy Road
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
3 .InElsetneMts.

I
lhE ol oiitNt' 3ast
- stIa1l IA Weather
-, lrrar ot+an5anca
uo'lpI'sss e z,,,st J, +o.nrbt hi
4 II .t,t ,,,l s,scriIars ob.
u : :. ood mon tyo
Jset9,1 '''lS 4l,s+ H. r5a,a,.ars hava
e,, ,,ntiI to.morrow
pQslPo4SAi ils seCoutt ~ S9SiA1t't+otA No. m ~ I'M
evening. All those who secured seats for tne puf-
pose Of hearing Faust this evening, oah epallge
thelr 1lcke1s IL to.loiaos sSt, psI,;;ss 5 ~,
lole ~. as !. Narn, p viii ba rvnn and
", nnnseassarv to sneak of NH world renowned
mnsical production. save that the announcement
q Us presentation shoulo ost'aiHS eto"u -
'iouoe' -.
lhE $500 ~ x ti;s ''t, sa,,orito niaaa If
,',Ss Il .la na '+i +ha rnost d;f3cnl q
rlaass cannot failto find some attraction among
the various novelties whichitpresents. The Han.
Ion Brothers in their wonderful aud daring acts
the seigrst family, in gymnastics the educated
dogs the comic singers and dancers, Miss Florence
We Wsitboff and the two pretty Misses Clinetop ali
dancing delightfully."- Miss Bartosini ina fayorite
ballad and host of others, are among the
names presented.
nv, ,,,r,,e,r,,. Tho ,,nf+irr e+orn, conTd mi
,al+ sr 80 Lsi 5;,1in, H. varotiss
stnirbt q see !. ArraI.na.Porue. II was sur.
prising to see 50 many ladies out upon such a
@s anu f s s drama @ than anvtna VrJ
We we could saw twill be repeated this evening.
l We return Orf thanks to MIR, *. s, Morse,
Of tie Citv Hotel for ! derniiohn Of rare spirits
which We submitted to Jury of experts.
After due examination and consideration they
returned verdict OF 100 gooo 1of pre-
servatlon'
wa ovo ;,,5ob+aa 4. +,,o 1,ind,,ass of +be
llA,'0'eN " - Al-lel--s'' - -
o1neeIs .'s q the steamer Lacy e'face loE laVe
Red River papers.
The officers of the steamship Clinton have
-, sls9.e,t:s.. 81, -. :.
placed us under opllgatlohs 1of nunper O.
late Texas papers.
yva ara m, der e,rao+ ob1;oa+iore Ia +ba ofi
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, NOVEMBER ii, 1865.
Rzl4alous The Right Rsv. Bishop VII

RE14sIous The Right Rev. Bishop VII
aner, 81 The Protestant Episcopal Church Of
this State, is now with his Eamily, temporarily
soiourning At the 81 james Hotel On Sun
Hay morning next the bishop viii deliver a
sarraon At the Rev. Mr. Goodrich's church, on
Camp street He viii also administer Tho
sacrament of confirmation for the first $int
since bis eonsearation. The reverend gentle
man has announced that 1T m early day ht
VIII mike the customary visitations to al th
churches in his diocese. ans administer con
firnafion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
Police

An efficient Police force will be upon the grounds topresee
order The Officers of the Association rely the opera
on Of oil good citizens in aidngin preserving he
quiet and respeet .bity OF the exhibition
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

This Department will be under the direction Of Z. E.
sMEDES Of the St. James Hotel The most complete
have been made the Of visitors
Warm meals will be served at all hours and at reasonable
prices.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
Detailed Description.

The nl particulars of each days exhibition will be set forth
in Handbls, which be had the Office Of he Associa
tion, or the Grounds during the Fair.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
Fsrst Gras.eg .stGse Fatr
MECHANICS AND AGRCuLT ,q8Al FAIR ASSOCIATION
LOUISIANA.
Commencing Tuesday, November go. and
ContInning Eight Days.
PROGRAMMES:
Opening of the Grounds.

Opening of the Grounds.
The Grounds will opened DAILY for the reception OF
visitors, nt 0 A. N, and will be CLOSED AT SUNSET.
Time of the Exhibition.
The exhibitions in the Arena will take place each day un
dey exceptedl AT I0A. NJ
Music.
Charles Jaeger's celebrated SILVER CoRNEI BANA
will be on the Grounds each day. from 10 AM to Or M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

IMPoRTsNT from THE no GRaNHE On tho
inside pages % this morning CBEsoENT, our
readers VIII dnd late intelligence from 8he
rio Grande, comprising oAicial documents in
reference To The arrest Of Gen. 0rtega and his
party and mis- protest at full length.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

In the Field-GRAND EXHIBITION OF SKILL by the
FIRE DEPARTMENT; and trials of Steam and Hand
Engines.
TO conclude with cavalcade Of all the Premium stOck
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
70 .fsgcEE02eeers.
Louisiana EeUses.

The Subscription Books Endorsed by Hon John Monroe
Mayor others in official auhority for subscription to
provide contingent for expenses Of Special Commits
sonerg appointed to submit Congress the Peoples
Memorial" asking aid repair and reconstruct the
Ievees of louisiana are deposited at the Offices of Hon
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor; Hon. W. P, KELLOGG, Col
Customs Messrs AyENDANO BROTHERS; W. r.
WHITAKER, United States Treasurer; THos p MAY,
President of First National Bank; Hon. JACOB BARKER
Banking House; LLOYD R. COLEMAN, Union street,
| THORNDYKE IL NORTON, IS Camp street Gen, F. J.
HEBRON, R@BT WATSON, JNO. GAUCHE, BYRNE,
VANCE CO, j. EDMONsTON, THOS. MULLIGAN.
R. W. TALIAFERRO and with the Finance Committee
viz : F. A KINBERGEE, H. L RIVERS, 7. sIIAILER
aud II. S. SEWARD
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Thursday, Nov. 2ed-Third Bay.

Saturday, Nov. s4th-Fifth Day.
EXHIBITION HALLS and MACHINERYIN OPERATION.
AtIoA H-Exhbition in the Arena Teams of MULES,
Yokes of OXEN, Thoroughbred STALLIoNS STATIONS
for general utility.
At8xP. 4.-TRIALs OF SPEED on the track
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

AIonday, Nov. 26th-seventh Day.
EXHIBITION BALLS and MACHINERY IN OPERATION
At1OA H.-Exhibition in the Arena-JACKS JENNETS,
SADDLE HORSES Raised in the State; MARES Do,
use.
At3J$ P M-TRIAL OF SPEED on the Track.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

TaR NHxT CoGsREss. Tie next Gongreaa
viii Be constituted, politically, very much like
the actual Congrsas, except as to the senate.
IN this body tbs Republicans viii increase
their rnqierity By several votes Since Sep
tembar lst ninetsen States have stectad mem
bers Of The House of Repressnt ltiFes. Seven
teen Of these have been carried By tleradicals
and two by tho Democrats or anti-radicals,
The political eenplexion Of The delegations
as1aa45 4. - fblIn.rrs- sB is#55A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Orz1oEHs " Hl1E FEDzR WI 1ouRr On Mon
dag, Jndga 2. Hickey Morgan qualified be-
fore Judge DtHell, as district attorney Of the
United States. AT tie same time John H.
Mckee, Esq, the lataly appointed narshal
presented his commission, dated Oct. 2Ab and
giving securities satisfactory to the court he
al once entered upon his. duties, and gfEieia3ly
notified the chief officers Of tie revenue Dc
4 Both the appointeas took the test oath, with
out whie4 they would not have been anaiied.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
VE'arflilsg to fIse KRgsbESc.

In regard to what is put forth as Southern History of
the War written BY me- repeat that the work is nothing
which have been revamped and the standard Original
History am composing, under the
Generals Lee, Johnston, l. entitled the sLOaTAuSE
York.
This explanation s clear enough against anything but
tnhied design to confound with the important
work composing, and which is already In press
n9ess of old matter.
All Southern Newspapers requested by giyngme the
benefit OF explanation protect Southern writer and
ohlige brother editor
EDWARD A. POLLARD.
JAS. Il. HUMMEL, Publisher 8 Bank Place New Or
esus La.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

The Columbus tGa.) Sun, putting restau-
rant in that town, gives an epicurean notice
Of superb opossum supper, shortly to be
given to the patrons Of the establishment.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
M. .Fa. Thompson g. Co..

ordea for the purchase all classes of Merchandise and
Appontm Special Newspaper Agents Correspond
ents solicited,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Sunday, Nov. 2-5th-sixth Day.
The grounds will be opened as usual for visitors.
At 2 p NJ, GRAND SACRED CONCERT, under the
direction of----- assisted by Two Hundred
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

John P. Darnell sold, at Fleming City, Ky,
a two year old bullock, weighing 218O Opounds,
for S210.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
INAUGURATION DAY:
Tuesday, November go.


Tuesday, November go.
GRAND CONSIDERATION OF THE GROUNDS,
AT 10 A NJ, Archbishop odin, assisted by the Rev.
Father Moynahan Able Perche with twenty or thirty
Fathers of the Church. VIII Consecrate the grounds.
During the Conservation Grand Sacred oratoro under
tbe direction Of Mr. Cognou assisted by fifty Musicians,
will take place
OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION.
The various Departments will be thrown open to visitors at
Q 4. N.
During the Morning tile exhibited specimens OF MA
CiIINERY viii be placed in practical operation
Atl2 NJ The GRAND INAUGURAL proceedings VIII take
place n the Arena.
The Officers of the and the invited guests with
.he members and reporters Of the Press, will take seats
on tho Central Stand, at the hour Indicated
The following order Of proceedings will then be observed
MUSIC.
Address-By the President Of Tie Association
MUSIC
Addres; BY WIN. NJ Barwell Esq.
MUSIC.
AdagBss (in Frsnch)-By Judge Bnrthe
MUSIC,
EXHIBITION IN THE ARENA,
BEST GRLDING- Single Harness.
BEST GELDING--Sadt lie Use.
BEST MARE-SaIdle Use.
wednesday, Nov. 21st-second Day.
The Exhibition Hall will be opened the usual hour and
the machinery placed in operation.
AT 10 A M.-Grand field trial of MOVING and ID
STACKING MACHINES
n-Exhbition of Stock in the arena; consisting
BULLS, COWS, STALLIoNs, COLTS, etc, etc.
Ats15 P M.-TRIALs OF SPEED on the track.
Thursday, Nov. 2sd-Third Bay.
EXHIBITION HALLS AND MACHINERY IN OPERA
TloN,
At1oA n-TEsT OF PLUWs, and all kinds Of plowinl
in the field near the Arena.
Alto l. s.-Exhbition Of Stock il the 4rena-CALvEs
N BRAHMIN BULLS, BRAHMIN COWS, FAT CATTLE
lTRoTTING srALLIoNs BROOD MARES, SUCKING
COLTS.
tax r. u-TRIAbs OF SPEED on the Track.
Friday, November a;sd-Fourth Day.
EXHIBITION HALLS AND MACHINERY IN OPE
RATION.
At1oA u-Trials Of CULTTvAToRs and HARRowsi
the field on the Arena.
AtIoAN N-Exhibition of Stockin the Arena-HoRsE an
MARE MULES in Harness; Matched CARRIAGE AM
BUGGY HORSES; SINGLE HORSES and MARES fc
Buggy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

A soldier in Nashville got on "spree .
the other day and severely beat several women
before he was arrested
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Office
MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
''EN . VFHF- FF'FE IESVVVTIl9 wv
NoTICE TO EXHIBITORS.

All ARTICLES for EXHIBuTI0N or COMPETITION
will be received at the AIR GROUNDS by the Snperin-
endent Of the respective Department in which the
Friday Morning, the 18th Inst.
Exhibitors requested cal the 0ce Of the Assoca-
ton before they their foods the Grounds
the FNTREE CARDS from the Secretary, which must be
placed on the article.
LUTBER HOMES, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Dr.. John H. Baker was assassinated at
Nolans furnace, Kentucky, on Tuesday of
last week.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

We return our thanks to Mr.. R. S. Morse,
Of the City Hotel, for q demIohn Of rarespirits
which we submitted to a jury Of experts
After due examination and consideration they
verdict Of ''too good for pre-
servation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

RADICAL NEWSPAPER CoRREspoNDENTs.-Mr.
Kinney, in editorial correspondence which he
sends to his paper, the Ranchero, from Cincinnati,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Full detailed particulars hereafter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

of the hired liars of the Northern press can
only add my observations to the testimony of
others, and put them down as pimps of Beast
Butler, always ready to do masters bidding.
Their vocation is to belle the South, and, like the
devil, they ply it with persistence and devotion
if devotion can be displayed in a hellish cause.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
Toby S BrO.,
No. 1872 ctRAv1ER STREET..
GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.

Steamboat and E&ar stores.
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France and the Chilian>.

The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
5on Times writes as follows 10 that
Journal ander date Of Dec. y
II believe that no satisfactory intelli-
renee-at least We know OF none-has
IA vel been obtained a. to unexpected
ipterposition Of France and England in
the chilli affair. A note, drawn up by
the English Government, proposing
negotiation, OF mediation, between the
adverse parties was some days since
sent 60 Paris IL Was kept for some
DAYS bv the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
who, ! presume. submitted II TO the
Emperor. Several notifications and
corrections were made in it-probsbly
AZ bis His Majesty suggestion, and
with them the note was returned e
London, with what effect remains TO be
seen.
A Paris paper afirms that the
French Government VIII persist in oh
serving the strictest neutrality in this
affair. as the interests Of France in
Chill are infinitely less than those O.
England. Certainly the reply Of NJ
Drown de Lhuys 10 the memorial o
the syndicate of the export merchant,
does not lead one 70 expect any active
co operation. and this seems 20 be The
conviction here Perhaps the res
cause Of this lukewarmness may b,
secribcd 10 the feeling. which is not en-
tirclv ciiaced, caused by the refusal o
England take part in the famous Euro
pean Congress.
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Constitution Life Syrup,
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~ JANUARY 40. 1855, between the hours Of 2
y snd n O'Clock. an, at the courthouse door
~ sshyiile, nj public ancnon wil expose % sale
free % REDEEM ouon Tor cash, House and lot Ia
said c y. on the west side o. Summer street al.
joining he house and lot IN which Jno. ". Martin
resides, said lot being bounded A. follows Begin.
uiug on corner Of the last mentioned lot, thence
runolng hsck sestWnrdy with the lire Of the fsme
lfO Ret % a stake, thence nortwtrdly IS feet 20
stake, thence esstusrdly la1 feet 20 SUNNI street
ttence zouthvsrily 35 feet 70 the beginning; heioe
part Of the lot purchased by said Martin Of ferkns
about the year lstl-icrmeriy known ~ the Talbot
lot
SID lot h sold a. the property o. sad Martin IN
der poSer % sal - sfltess T. rontAlned IN mort
gsge 10 me by sad MARTA
aerao-zlt PATRICK lIonERMoTT
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CusToM-MApE RoRK.

Ny stock Of Shirts, Uudershirts, Hosiery, ard al
other kinds u Gents Fun shl y Goods complete.
would respectfully solicit share Of the pubic
patronage. NJ. HERsTEIN,
81 College Sc, opposite First Nsii0nsl Bank,
sep29-5m Nashville, Tenn.
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sent By msa IL paio envelope Pros, MsIs
packages, $500 Female 500
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The news is beginning 20 reach St
Paul OF numerous deaths occssioned
bv the recent snow storm and cold
weather. -Four men we're frozen 90
death in Freedom county on the 18th
inst. one Mr. james Wood, Of Rice
Lake township. A lady living near
Blue Earth City in FaribSult county, on
the same day got cut Of wood, and
piseiug her children IN bed, started for
her fshcrs house, about half = mile
distant scross the prairie The next
morning she was found dead within
ten rods Of the house A Mr. Thomp
son, Of Blue Earth City. was in the same
storm, and has not since been heard
from be Is supposed 10 have buried
IN the snow. The destruction Of stock
Was very great one man in FreeboTn
county had one hundred and forty
sheep buried in the snow, nearly all 81
which persisted. Numerous cattle have
persisted in different psrts Of the State.
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SUNDRIES

rs hegs sods, I Bbl BluestOns,
l Cask MacabOy Snuff l Cudbear,
Bbls EpsOm 5alts, l0O Lbs Cochinesi,
4 {" Dutch Madder, Bids Cream Tartar,
300 Lbs best Indigo, birthstone,
Bbis COppsras, Flour Sulphur,
For sale lOT, BY EWiN PENDLETON.
July 22-r
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$500 p :,

Q1Enn PER fEAR We want agents
2AOVO eYeryWhers 70 sci our uxrsovnp
- oesieg Machines Three rev kinds Under
and UPPER led. NHrTrriei dT~ wears. Above ssi.
srF OF lsrge couHiisscus rsid. ne oslF rlarhiuss
sold N ne United SIS e. ior less than Sc Whi.h
sre iniiy lce-se1 By Howe, Wheelsr Wasos,
6rofsr 4 haSef. singer % and bscosidef. A
otner cnean machines are utfrilgan-cliE Csuculafs
nee ADDRESS, or cal upon zhss a Clark Ria.is--
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Constitution Life syrup,

Is q positive and specific remedy for sl diseases
originating from an IMPURE STATE or THH
BLOOD. and for sl (heI edi-aTJl diseases transmit
ted from Parent to child
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OFFICE OF GESERAL SUPERSTESDEsT,
Mac. AND N. q n. ". RALRoADs,
NASHVILLE, TIM Get 9Th, 1875.
IN sDd s'tsr Tu sdsy, Oct 10. 1885 snd until fur
v Their notice, Passenger Trains Will iun - fol-
ows.
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAvx Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South at A. n. ArrIve At Chaits0oogs st ESQ p =
Returning Leave Chattanooga at 6.S0
Arrive 1t Nashyille II b.t5P. ~
Shelbyville Accommodation, leave Nashville Al
$40 p. n, arrive st sheibyville At 100 N.
Returuing-Lesys ShelbyElie al $40 A n, AZ
rye ct 9;55 A. n.
NASHVILLE & SOUTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville fnr Johnsonviile, ana 81 points
West and Northwest, at P. n arrive at johnson
vile Rt II P. n.
Returuing-Lesve JohnsonYiie l50 A. NJ, arrive
at Nashville 81 6.50A n.
Trans on N. & n. W B. r connect ct Johnson
vile with first clsss line o. Steamers for PedGesn,
Cairo and It LOUIS.
Trains stop ~ all intermediate roints.
WH. P. INNES. Gen'l SUIT
n. a c. aud n. q N. W K. R'ds.
Oct lott
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A BOGUS DisFATCH Senator Segsr
oontrAdicts the dispatch published in
the Cincinnati Enquirer, purporting to
give 4 conversation between himself
Rad Secretary Seward, in which Mr.
Seward was made to say the Southern
memters would al be admitted st once
on the assembling Of Copgresa
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500 Agents Wanted.

5000 a An MONTH y gusTasi'ed and expenses
men, Tearfers. Returned So'difrs, and an rho an
gage 10 the sale Of "Holland'a LIE Of Lincoln
-Auootta History Of The Rebellion" sHeadieyis
lAie OF Wellington ana msuy other Standard
Works and Engrayngs. For tens and territory
sgplJ mmedlaiely, 10 person or By letter, 81 nv
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A Card.

MITE ne usv Of retiring from business, on sc.
" count q ds-lning health, have disposed of
ny enare stock q urugs Medicines. str.. 10
Aessrs- \ z Jeaklns a Co. Who vii CONTINUE The
hssiness 81 the ed stand. No. q Markel street 4
tNEe tbs op9cFtunliy 70 return ny thanks 10 the
pubtc Tor tho very hbefxl % rcnage wh'ch has
been sxtended 20 me for . number Of yesrs and
eesIseas continuance Of $50 my successors whom
mot heartily recounnseud - husauess nee Of az
peTlsnc1, sppIcaHcu snergy, snd integr.y
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Ne Atofe arm having r-ceutly comusus-d me
ln9nal-ctlrs Of tnei- improved paieufaf llaro.
Ench are the nnosf psri-st azd snsst turss i.-f-s
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Wanted.

TAlRTT o. torsy more Day Bosrsars. oss oe &c.
= couuodsied 81 ressonahie rates
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ALFRED c. BOWERS.
Assistant suTgsoa ith sea TorE toia

Reai@r here = proof positive o. ths value Or
these truly Tsiukiie Preparations. ne GA sarr.s-
ins and d susiiug trug- have % rsu EaY % rslns-
de- purely veFelstie. pleasant b. tna taste. ~
POSITIVE CuRE-
sold b. " 4 " SMITH. Druzpst..
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DEsMOND a CO. Propr sfora.
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