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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-08
NOTICE.

THREE months after date, application
l. will be made to the Charlotte s. South
Carolina Railroad Company for renewal of
Certificate of Stock, No. 1909, 13 Shares.
Original Certificate issued in the name of
Margaret Mushatt, dated 26th May, 1862,
and has been lost.
}. s. STEWART, Executor.
oct 6-1aw3m q,
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NoTTCF

a LII persons having demands against the
IN estate of joseph Clowncy, deceased,
arc notified to hand them in property at
tested to my Attorney, James B. McCants.
Esq, or to myself within reasonable
time. ROBT. g. CL,OWNEY,
nov 20-t2S2 . Admir-.
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TO RENT OR LEASE.

'TWO Hundred Acres of Land lying four
4 miles below Rocky Mount Ferry on
Catawha River. There are thirty acres of
good Greek bottom and about the same Of
hill land cleared whichis No. Cotton Land.
Permission will be given to clear more land
ii it is desired. For terms &c., apply TO
the subscriber at his residence four miles
from Rocky Mount.
J. c. CALDWELL.
nov 2S-xlm
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-14

ToKEEP EGas. The reason eggs de-
cay is that the atmosphere penetrates the
pores Of the shell, evaporates the watery
substance inside, and decay begins. A
remedy is to immerse the eggs ~ boil
done, for q hundred eggs in . basket can
be dipped at once in tub OF boiling wa
ter, They are to be held In tho waSer
long enough to count twenty ct . lhst
rate. The heat of the water congeals the
surface Of the albumen Immediately un-
der the egg-shsll, thnsforming an air
tight coating, which prevents evapora-
ton or decay.
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A French workman has just complete
ed for the Duke Of Wellington, q watch
of novel and peculiar construction, the
idea of which was conceived By the
Duke himself, who IL Of an impatient
temper, and conuot pass half an hour In
any ones society without feeling an ir-
resistible inclination. to look at hts
watch. To indulge himself would be
rude. and the duke has hit upon an in
genious plan to ascertain the hour with
out any one present being the wiser for
it. The watch manufactured for him
is silent repeater 1t Is provided with
a spring, upon touching which small
hammer issues from the case, and strikes
the hour in the palm of the peron's
hand who holds it. The Duke will
merely need to slip his hand carclessly
into his pocket, touch the spring, and
he is immediately informed Of the time
Of d4N ees.sstF @E .H ssi
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Blackhawk and AlucAer.
6 hand Is neishborsi HD

HAVING settled In Upton, with nay entire
IL stock, Tam prepared 70 suit ovcrxnody. !
Biackhawk-well muscled. SNOWY, GOOD stsp-
per, ana weighs 10 M. BLUCHEt, lhe P1Ow.
bow needs no other recOmmendo1to0 Ahan -
say he took the first premium ct IN Ce9oe Co.
Fair, last fall, as 2 DRAFT horse, and VS. the e.
Ia the grand PREMIUM psoosssion, who, &:
tended nearly around the couEse.t YcuEo Mr.
sENGER is well builtand Of good stock. MALTA
Term&-Biackhawk and Butcher, so Nenen
colts stand up and suck or maEss DareeA wteA
Messenger ana Matte, 8. Do NofSula} sffsS
cidents that may occur. PA9to11 freo. Efsn:
Ing to exhibit colts ct the Ealf in ~ ~
Blackhawk, buggy harness worth -; begt
and largest Hluehdr, spremium pillow o. AfI NJ
Stable one block sonthwset Of 4tee@-mNHs
Upton, Iowa, April Mn, ILL nI6gA5 80 -.
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g shown to the conmunity how
much theyexcel the ordinary medicines In use. they
sas and pleasant TO take, but powerful to
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
tivties Of the body, fenovs the distractions eS IL
organs purity the blood, and expsi aisease. They
purge out tho humers which breed ard grow dis
temper stimd slpggish or disordered organs into
their natsraI actsn, and impaft healthy tone With
strength 70 the whole system. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints efevsyhDdy. bnt also FORM
liable and dangerous diseases. While they produce
powerful eects, they at the same time. In dimin-
employed for children. Being sugar.coated, they
pleasant to take; and being purely vegetable, free
from any risk OF harm. Cures have been made which
surpass belief they not snbstantiated BY Of
such exalted position, and character, forbid the
suspicion OF untruth Many eminent clergymen and
physicians have lent their to certify to the pub
lie the reliability Of our remedies, while others have
sent Us the assurance Of their conviction that our
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief n
afflicted, suffering fellow men.
The Agent below named 10 pleased = furnish gratis
use and cersiacatss u er cures y The Following
compfains Cossiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheum-
atism, Drepsy. Heartburn Headacne arising o 10 al
stomach, Nausea, Indigesion Morbid inacton Of the
Bowels ahd pain arising therefrom. Flatuenc1 Loss
nedcine.s They also, by pafifyDG the blood and
etimniating the system, cure nany complaints which
Il would not he supposed they coaM reach, suCh -
Deafness, Partial 1lndmess, Neuralgia and Nervous
Irratabilty, ofthe Liver And Kidneys,
Gout, and other kindred complaints arising from .
low state Of the body, or its functions.
Do DO put OF 81 unTrinqpled dealers Nth other
pseperatfons} which they make more profit on. De-
nand AYsRs and take no Others. rhesck want the
aid ss,s . foc ne
seid 81 " P. KeNANARA, Upton, ana 81 dealer in
medicines seeywAeg6,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

ARE THE MOST PERrECT
pursative which Ee are sbls to
produce or which We think has
ever yet been made by anybody.
Their effects have abunbsntly
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sa9a4lU : g.aE4a .ssa @sa9ai y
.@*e% F'h ~ 'aa&E sssaG,me4.w .Eet~
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DIR. BIqELoW

II the only Physician, ~ . Specialize,
now In Chicago that can be entirely
relied upon. Go To HIN, and not suf-
fer that horrible disease TO remain in
your system, dishguring your face and
bo,ly, besides destroying your happi-
ness and future prospects Of life. He
has made Private Diseases and Nerv.
Gus Debility his study for the past
twenty ysass, and is therefore the per.
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Go to Aldan,a..

DO to Alden,s-- fffia9 -itA3 h9 171 IN !.
sauce, catsnps 81 Citron, Dates, fi9s ~
Peaches, Apples, Prunes, QurrantG, Nae3aos
ries, Hominy. ea1o, Pearl Barley, q any -
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cokN c ID LTll'llylI|,Al|| 1 Or!
: victsrisss IN Every Csntest. n

sEIRST PREAIUN u the Illinois State Fair. at
&c Chicsgo, "a 1885, IS Machines In competi.
tjon.s FIRST PREMIUM at the Iowa State Fair,
In 1885, n : 6eld trial lasting TIVE day, In which
~ okths leading caltivsters participated. s7-p#
Although seliing other kin1ay NJ sssure the
Farmers sfCSdar couaty (apOh On responsible
ty) that these AeehiD6s are superior 10 oil 9TH
err made or sold, no matter what travelling
agents or othessihtsresEcd h ~ Dsaufacture
All those desiring these Sulky Corn Plows
should hand IN their orders early, % We were
uaabss 70 supply the demand for these last sea-
so. " 49, r.
4 senpls Of thu ''lIawk.Eye" can he seen at
s'5assHsfss SMITH DROTHER9, "
Agents FOR Cedar county.
Upton, Iowa Ian. n, 1866.
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TIME having removed his Cab
Il met shop to the rooms over Weaver's
Hour and Feed Store, opposite to the Aldrich
House, where he constantly keeps q supply Of
all kinds OF OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, at LOWER FIG URES than the
same article can be bought for elsewhere. He
- prepared 70 1s11SJ 5T0fE1 GTs IA =
MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE
all articles Of Furniture that may be wa1ted
Carving will be done in the best manner. He
above mentioned. Special attention will be
paid 70 the - -
MaA1la ctuDi GHOa q CeG III
Every effort VIII be made to satisfy his pat
rons Is to price and quality.
All he Asks is q Fair Trial.
In Brick Block south of the court house
0quafe.
Upton, Jan. ], IS. MARCUS BEACH.
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the government Protesting TO accept the sitn-
aion, they sem inspired with as deadly
hatred against tho government ever and are gui Of
the same nctaon 10 violence persecut on and
sion toward the men holding opinions obnoxious TO
thom that they were toward the men who we're vel
disposed toward tho Union In 1851.
The commistee say deliberately that In their Judgment
there viii be no safety to loyal men, either white
black, should the troops be Withdrawn and no military
protection afforded They believe tha, the riots and
sacres Of Memphis are only specimen OF what would
take place throughout the entire south should the
government fail 10 Afford adequate military pro-
lection. Indeed the committee believe the sentiment Of
the South which they observed Is sentiment OF full
acquiescence In the results OF the but that there Is
among them lingering hope that their favorte doctrine
q secession may yet be yindicated. They believe In
the principle and doctrine OF secession the Same
as ever Though they have been beaten BY arms they
assert and maintain that the principle 10 the same and
hope for its vindcaon hereafter In some way In view
OF the fact that the state OF public sentiment Is such In
Memphis that Il is conceded that no punishment
whatever can be meted out TO the perpe-
traitors Of these outrages By tho civil autho-
rites; and In view OF the further fact
that the city authorities repudiae any liability for the
property both the government and individual destroyed
The committee bsve /. 70 be the duty of the govern
ment TO arrest try and punish the offenders by military
authority, and also by tho same authority levy tax
upon tho citizens OF Memphis sufficient 70 cover the
Losses OF all property destroyed.
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wssuISsros, July Is. isss
Tho House met al eleven O'Clock.
sAvAL oryiCgga

Tho House met al eleven O'Clock
sAvar orycgsa
Mr. Ricx, trcp, Of Mass, from the Committee on
Naval Anars reported back the Hcuse bill TO prevent
officers Of the navy from bcns deprived q their regular
promotion on account o wounds received In battle with
amcndments The amenimenis were agreed 70, and tho
The Or, section provides that The provision of section
-four Of the at 70 amend at entitled "An act 70
iAbllsh and equaize the grade Of line onicers
o. the United states navy" approved July
naval service shell be promoted to higher
grade upon tho artiye until he has been examined By
ausnsd 10 perform ali the duties At sea shall not DO
eonsrucd 20 apply 20 and exclude from the promotion
snn Once in Who's. case such medical board shall re-
pot that his physical disqualification vas occasc toned by
wounds received in the line o hs duty and that such
grade 10 which he shall 10 promoted
STATION isoF-dAps
The conncccui Lesislaiore 10 favor Of New London -
naval station for Iron cias which Was laid on tbs table
snooL colossal CHILDREN
M KAs~os lrtpl Of Iowa introduced ball 70 incor.
por.,e the N.Sonsi Farm school for orphan and De
pendent Children Of coored SOLDIER. and for other
coored children which read third time and passed
oonuiTEr or yrpric rrrcpruNxs
Mr. Hermann offered resolution sniarsinE the power.
~ sss Kosss resolu,on o. the soh Of Apr % Is 70 az
ore such committee . muir. loss .ay and al peb,Ic
expenditures receipts and ksepns o. public monsys ~
sryxo1s Afacs c0nsurfsEs
Mr. Ro,lss, tsp.i OF n n, ffpm shs Committee On
Aeooanis reported rcsouison for lhe employnnnl of
an assistant stepographa 10 committees. which vas
adopted. - III -
srrinpokr siucAnos rrox tnrArrAxs rar 10 LAKE
u-rkRsn
Mr. rnIrn trcp) of Pa, from the ronmistes on
Rosds and Canals reported b 20 ascertain the pIsct
esl,l,v of hsv,sg seabo.t na.igsi,on from the chcsa
pesks bay the mouth y The s1sqnehsnns rter, 10
Lake Ontario, In The state Of New York which vas
passed.
The bin authorizes the secrelsU os War 10 cau'a
q survey b. mads ~ c.mpessn' enginesrn, of the
po.auehauna rver from the Chesapeake bar " The
southern line of The saie q New fork and sso sf>
ycy from the sald lire 70 Lake Ontario With vs~ y
sa~erslp the rraeiiosby of communication ~ steam
boats from ihe Chesa.taks hay v fad lake, and 70
report accordingly; al aao " any part of AAd
roa deorned pfactrabe iben ~ cause 70 be made ~
estimate u the probable cosi q TIE W0rx and rrpot ths
san,e aod ai@o aDl fsgptt Sietbe, tha wesl
branch of the EnQIebannn rv~f, ~ any PET - ~ csn
1 bs made uraetis able ~ Steamboat rayiEsilsaa
o. tAlvcAuDs ~ YrsrrNgs EnN1kSrsuyns
NJ Eftnund COOPER one - The members siret RON
The sac n Tenueere arpsfst AMI qIal1@d ~ iekira
: the oath 4 oasco orrscsioetbs hE
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
POLITICAL NEWS.
MARYLAND CONSERVATIVE unlss srATr cosyfsrou.

| "HH'NSNo 1unSthVsifFt uNJH otAft IuNfthilUN.
Election of Delegates ca the PhiiadeIpAia
'"nvrntion-E Endorsement Of President Jshs-
BALTIMORE. July IS, 1853
rno Conservative Union State Convention OF friends
OF President JohnsOn's policy assembled hero at noon
| to-day.
Postmaster Purnou called tho Convention TO order,
denounced the radicals aud s,renuonsly endorsed As
policy of the President
Nj. Blair nominated NJ NJ Frazier a. Prssident AZ
the Convention, which confirmed
committee on resolutions was then appoluled eon
si-ng OF Mr. Blair ex. Congressman Crisaeld and ar
Congressman Evans and otner
Afternoon session.
The afternoon session tIe Committee Resoiuiloas
reported In substance AZ folIo~s;-
aud Is. @ oh ss y ss ps"s Pr me en-" %
for the sstilement o. questions growing tho
and i permitted se effect viii insure ia.s
% All ranqniiile the oonny sisyate our saonal shsr.o
On The oiass hand ne Sppo.ns pSy of q. majority q
and a, war with Che oSnsulution.
tea Of ssScrnmsni and % ssn OF ne people thereof e.
az eo.s :s mot not sssss Ike 90 ss of ::
hS R"ssa RSssr :esia s, sS .sa.soa .nssd 20 m
r.csn, amendment having dsclarsd the sbshmen, q lid
"a n.. sses % s cur sas ss 20 . .f' ~ s 5
We pro,e. against All attempt, t gnorr The diinc,ien a
tfs elective franchise.
k,esoived That tho appropriations feed and eduras
blas - arr uneonsutiona that such policy has beon.
the Foundation of the
whlA ana that no free people fhouid submit ~ them
Rot ff~i That the rrrscnt rgt-y law OF Maryland hes
boon adc sn n irumeni Of op!ressou many Of tho
people oi hs htno thai necessity which existed
Hush k'eation docs
hn1l as "a br IN kind AMI
policy OF President Iohna0u should executed
a a IA lton~st and liberal Hplrit.
Resolysa That we % the ell for the PhIiaieips
Convention. ami of the purpose and object,
venton a. 81 forth IA the ef and that this Convrnon
n d-l.ga, =. 20 the raid convention.
Tho Cona ention appointed Governor swami MonI
gomory BlaA. ". crsled and Rnvcrdy johnson dnls-
gates at largo from tho 20 tho Philadelphia Coz.
veniun
William Leo, ard Of Worcester county, nominated
for State Comp. roller
Delegates frpnl the various Congressional districts
ectei their delca aies 10 the Philadelphia Convention
Mr. Diair made speech NJ the conclusion severely de.
nonncng tho radio as aud their He announced
himself dcmocrA, and said he would unite With any
power, rcbcs amy else " defeat the schemes OF
tho radicals
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
mIssa,slppI cosyfNTIos.

JAcks0S MIss., July %, 1853
The convontion has mot and adjourned. TblrtylwU
counties represented Tho officers wcrc:-,Jrdss
John Watts, President. Giles N. Hlilyer, Amo~ R
Johnston aud A. ncrford Vice Prcsidcnts Z. EIses
and " l. Ward, Secretaries. Tho following resolution
parrcd -
Resolved That this convention ths sion
policy of ffcatrnt Johnon opposed 10 the radical posy
- C0ngresa ani having bacn Inv sd by lsas nan~rw -
distinguished fellow rfens from the Noihei
states 20 the Union unite IN usuonsi convsnon ~
held AZ PHILADELPHIA August 10 Anrerls that invissEn
aud VIII procre 10 eeot nar Senatorial dsesateSd twg
Alsslssppi 10 aid convention.
No other resolutions paasd~ ~>rhsro wA 10
spenking
Tho delegates at large Are;-Glsz NJ Huycr Hm.
Yesscr Thomas Trotheraton, George L. roltsr P1r%a
dis,rct--H. Dookoray, r u feques sscond disircs--
v Bailey, u n. Sykes Third disss,ct-A Mss.
dock J. A. Bersori Fonrth distriot-ficncrsi n. n
Harris A. q. Mayer tinh distriot-H T. Lrnsesii. n
tag.ld.
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
NM, EGoS M saltns.

NNw pnfNsve tgif q 100
The BIatL~ru Parsac rallfaat = 0TEh ~ AAfshsN,
Teraa snd afraf gsasrufs have bssa MADE - conDus 4
Tho 0if Ber~lex Hay hNe % sAlYeatgn w - fsFausf
or The - % A8g8si h three steamers ~es.. An1
the tune or uAvei wi ~ lsaasnsi ~ fron "a - Ten
boar.
-fhe 1st ~ ~~ytsnsbef.
Cotton easier. sslss Sal b,es rfirss Bnetabrsd -
DAYS receipts, to1 b@les Nar rgfA stthaAse do
eOnnt q par Cod Iakt
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uuusit srtllltisct.

Er.rosmas,sr General nernison S~ompsnsi - ~
wifs aud I've eaughter arrived IN ihis ciy Nssisfdsy
morning. on the.r way 20 cherry valley where itey p
tend passing the fhey stopped egung ne day
The Asor Hoase where they received tie hosIssiss
o. Postmaster Kelly. q ths diy. snd drafted ~ tbs
neamer "a John 10 lhe nrsnlng faf AIbany
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NAVY BULLETIN.

ofrrhfn.
Jrir ~ --Asslsiani -urgeang " y " RHis shsnbrrser
DssI Harlan ani Richard q n.an 10 the Naral
seadroy for th. purpp.r ~ esnririrs the rAyA.eal
aualincatlOns Of candidates for sdm fldalifneu
UfrArMsu
JrLY i7-second Assistant Ergl.eer r y PHILIPS
from the Marblehead and placed On .sk leave
Hos0nAEif i4yrNsrutn,
JrLy "a Mats " " Haven, fsDtn July -. lfs4
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ILtltNEi b lgnw tsv,I tAIxMl..
ns,n.. l.fae hAtnsff

Jss,s 4 gert Ati oihsrs ". Agusad D Ksp-t -
- -Haslen ores dsfsaii . Kfsnied 90 ceBdnops A.
Irnss y Ers = "a I A Asrmssi = si-nsiioa
wrna,n n cusisis ~ ~ y. T. eAsrs.y. --vsf1n
rsanf34 nstNifFf sT1fNntff
nieaaeI Hssiy w. Gst~rt Atauss nasion fetkd
TlMstA stlfs yafr 4 htgsa IA III port co@ffasd
All lnssfnNai - 0G2OfCs sr8Ittd
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rw sro,m usrfsDly

ALNANf. I4iQ ~, fsff.
severe storm ~ fsa auA hti prevailed - faf aiob,
The ins 0f tba s1tqIehAnna fsif~ta " 49, pAftica
lary severe Al Enyaranss wlusbn mie Df ttMi pie
hy feet ~ uie u4ex .nsh~i a~tY, Aoa ~ sfr&sa
tiOn made o. tweuty fesi Va tsptn
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y~v-a naoyrrs --lbs frr1sias n > ts,lsf man rgs
psi - - n t~n - N.TficN hing ais e9k go
d,svns1 - ts'prfay, ffgfn p,sf " tsert nfsF
Nea8sTrN Il ~ tt romi1g in efai eftssQn vifh -
setMh&ef Fesethay wefs ~ isf1tY fsaat eraf.ng ID
80 tAs fst a &ssih hesgs agsrt sS1 sssafss
Deceased rs s'~~i ihifsr ysws ~ sss. sns hsf -
Hsst Fad Hnnmft sfsft MN3 49, afeaw MsNafM1
sfoass - mtta. tef~@Af gygsg was 49, csa A. ttAa
- lNs4cet
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ARMY BULLETIN.
HE1mgNp

Brsvst MAJOR George W. Mcsnl, snrrsou United Is,es
Army, has been feliatcd from duty IN the hidie Mil
rsry Department and ordered to report for Temporary
duty 70 the Medical Director OF The D.Psr " tho
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

a Pew Appticstis gnty sf bailey. MAAse1
al Pain frrxhtrr eslaifsf ~ ths ~
piles salt rhelIn and al stin diseases f0r burns aSH
sesids vel tnown "a - us rspd ard wesa1rfst
vrtsni sod ~ druggists snf =, tho depot - Cedar sn go.
q
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~, r,Izs. 10 ,hr Real iIs.rss .s< sssss
q uAfGE. HfsksF. 10 Bfos1wsv
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All Prize. IssL.d ss Legal Lsss~vsss.-Ctves-
D. cLurR, rrssrr. no srsss~sy
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nMoovAr..
REMOVAL

HrRBgL's GOLDEN BfrrgRs
ms Nov refs gsyss q Geo nasb. 20, p.ogri..;rs q
HEAsDf VII rstas.e. tnsuss 20 ~ Cedar street, en.s
y r!monsea Squire. @snal4otafsrso VI bfEUFs. COk-
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10 iVfl-Nsr ra5vslft fsyo

tA1ssr tair a. i.se
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a.; ;LsssIs. q p-s.rs
MAMMARiaf BltMknf f.tsni sr..s, tisvsicr D,vsa-
opBent IA sure. Aod " druggists. M Canal street
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

Addve.. PgII.k a SOS, Msrr.~k.uE Ms.9.
order boiled aud repaired
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

Asae.-s. Eickl.sS,. As.- Rs.scfy e !. Csss
Ns.sppi and M.saar snd IL tho so,er-ss rsnsay a
thes. iufs<tsd dissricts Sold ~ eli druggists
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

cofa lAi6 irsiTIs lk6iAiTe6 s51ff.Aaa s51ff sas.. A..
rrrchies. Moth PIN pies, tiesh Eruptiopsx h
GounArD.s ORIENTAL CREAM, On nAGrAls
BEAuTfffER -H~f~r~ncss--womrn OF anf marvel.
ous besaty A his depot tas Bfosdwsy and druxxsts
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Ths slnssr. sfaasfpe,vs'rs 's~rsr' Z. -.
" xN9 -fwtNN NJ
~ 49, ~ - Nfetassr
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:ss.s,- , % H:,s @ y,.,rs. ss:s " =. w.ssx.
Faalary. u nsriay stfses.
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Paper tsifar raf.rt, ~ " ~fN hn"~n th.s
Fae~f rt&ft ~*fs &a4N AEa fti ~ isea ~ - -
tAsty Y~Efs brl ftwf ~ t4ftat sfH 80 gisgFs ~
60 - fffrn silxg ?, ~ sast - s@1tet "A
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WfeNaNf. FNAsN8HrIwFs& eNF ~ .tN NM
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CONGRESSIONAL nomurlos N PENNSYLVANIA.

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r~pablIczns for Congress tho Twspty -Geu1 dissstue
which has BEEN represented foe Tho Last four yssu W
Mr. DAwson. democrat
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smosis DELEGATES 70 Im puuAnelpmA cauExrna.

large meeting of citizens hold last night 10 -
point delegates tho sais CONVENTION aud r~n,ntoae
were passed earnestly endors,ps the fhiiadaphls Aa-
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