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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

A Democratic Majority In tho Legisla-
turo.
Negro Suffrage Rejected by so oot
Maiorny.

|
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Worlds
special from Columbus, Ohio, says
we have undoubtedly elected Judge
Thurman AZ Governor, and the ell
tire Democratic State ticket, with Il
majority in both branches of the
Legislature. s. s. Cox telegraphs to
the World, saying that the State OF.
ficials concede Thurman and the
Democratic ticker. The Democrats
claim from to 1900 majority.
Legislature probably Democratic in
both branches. HeraldS special says
there il no foundation for the reports
of Cabinet changes. Nevertheless
the President it is stated is dissatis
fed with certain matters in the
Treasury Department, and will soon
take measures to get rid Of McCul
lOcl.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-The Com
mercial says OF the election in Ohio,
that something over 50 counties in
all have been heard from. and they
leave Thurman with a majority of
about 5000. The remaining % or 80
counties, embracing several in the
regions of the Reserves, will certain
~ reduce these figures, hut whether
they will overbalance and place thl
majority on the OF er side is u ques-.
ton which will only BIZ decided by
official returns. The Legislature ap.
pears to be hopelesSly gone. The
Democrats gain Senators IN the I'd,
Sd, 9th, 7th, 18th 18th. 20tn and 21sI
districts, giving them clear MAORI.
ty of l or 2. In the House they
make u gain of Ii members, with a
possibility of sOmr additions, giving
them a majority of from to 10 on
joint ballot. The Gazette SAYS T
turns still incomplete and the con-
test is very close, but the probabil
ty is that the Democrats have car
re both houses OF the Legislature.
iii; GovernOrShip il undecided, but
in all probability Thurman is erected.
The Enquirer says We estimate Thur.
man'S majority at 2169. The Legis-
lature will stand: Senate, IL RAIDS,
to - Dems., House, SO RAIDS. to So
Denis, thus giving Democrats = ma.
jOrity OF 3, on joint ballot. The ne
gro suffrage amendment was defeat.
ell by $4,000.
RICHMOND, Oct. S.-The following
facts relative to the coming trial of |
Jefferson Davis are from the best |
The trial is set for the
fourth Monday in November, aud as
The Government will not interferes
there will be no posi- pOnem-nt by
the council. The offence of levying
war against the United States will
De testified to by Judge Scarborough,
If Norfolk, Hon. John Goode, MEM
Der Confederate Congress, and Cap.
tain Hendren, who were compelled
20 appear before the NOrfo K grand
ury and testify to the facts upon
which the indictment was made.
There will be very few, il any, wit
Iesses for the defense, the offence of
ewing war being admitted. The
PROSECUTE WI then proceed with
he legal arguments that the prise
Ter is guilty Of treaso IA, aud the
,ouusel for the defence will argue
hat he being citizen of the State
'nd hnder its law, pri.r allegiance
ras due to il, and not to the United
'tateS It has been positively as.
erted that Judge Chase would pre-.
ide, but ~ the Supreme Court CON.
1ences its session the first Monday
. December, this is not possib e. |
he trial 10 expected TO last several
Teeks.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
x. Y. SCATTER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WT0ULD respectfully inform his old irienis a.
w md customers. and the public gsneu.l. IL
y. that he hiss renssed from shArDa and set- N
lied In Canton, where be will costiass The -
Merchant Tailoring DusIae.s,
n all its various branches. Having sHperisboa
4 nearly thirty years be feels conhdest Of bis ubl
ty 70 give ssfisfsctfos " Ill Who naJ favor hin
With their pstranaee-a liberal share Of which b
.olieits from the pablie.
Having rrsided and carried % b1siness 10 Sharon
'or many years. respectfully refsn " tAs si.isens
4 that plscs and vicinity.
saoI on West de- Pstsls sis,rs-sss S..s
Hatthi Richard
lSz - iR1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

e A friend vi ours was accosted
upon the street yesterday morning by
/" voter" ii the cOlore,l fraternity, 4,
who desired to know whsr did he
hab to go to git his money fur wUtin,"
stating that he had came long dis
tance frOhl the country to vote, aud
had spent all his money in getting
here and wanted to get some 10 carry
him back. He said the white men
had told hitt he could get paid in
tnis city. THIS 10 an0tber instaLce
vi radical fascallty.-HotiLe Tribune.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

The Radical " national" executive
committee have fixed on Chicago ~
fireplace for holding the next Presi.
Dental Convention Of that party.
The Radicals began their career of
PreSidentmsking in Chicago; it is
app-osr,sts that they should end it.
1 CT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MISS. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,l
SEcRsrARv's Ovsics,
Water Valley, Miss. Or. S 1867.
TIVE REGULAR ANNUAL MHETIfo Of
L the DIRECTORS Of the Comp 10y, will
bs held At this ONE, on
Tuesday, 18th inst, at Q O'Clock AN.
By order Of the President,
A. J. AcCONNic0,
Oct. 70. Al, It. 6sonBrAsv.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
GRAND PARIS ExPOsITION,

With Iu power 70 purchase any and very article
-iIitet IT, this market, and hs has suctetd'd te'
yOid our mort ssngune expectations. the Xiii "
IRA p 'eerrlng TO sell ut any aaorifo' rather thsn
&c ut tn expense and trouble Of removing their
IH'ds We have. therefore. concluded To Distribute
he same without regard to value at ths rldIcu.
10 l,lu aunn Of o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

A WAY TO FIX THE UNION UP
Two prominent politicians, one from
Virginia and the other from Georgia,
recently, in an interview with the
President, suggested means for
speedy restoration.
1t was for the Republicans to re.
cOgnize the principle enunciatrd by
Senator Trnmbull, of the right OF
each State to decide for itself the
question Of suffrage, in which case
the South would voluntarily include
the colored population as voters, M
they became qualified by intelligence.
and il would inaugurate a vigorous
policy for the education Of that class.
General Mower telegraphs to Gen.
eral Grant that the election in Lon.
isisns gives large majority in favor
Of q convection. One-third of the
delegates are negroes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
I. o. w Y y &,
AUCTION Err,
CANTON, MISS.

HAVING been re-.ppOiused Auctionef 70, 10
IL county Of Hsdisnn. the undstsiGDed oRsrs bic
services To the public IN that line Of Business viii
d. rverybadys crying promptly and % The ,si
liberal terms.
90ih dec IS l. n. NYeR
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
The following table shows in
round numbers the Democratic gains

"A gam HFaTIs TOUT SCUTt tHUOb tII'I
votes in seven States and one Terri
tory! The Democracy only need to
change two hundred thousand in
the vote of 1864, when Mr.. Lincoln
was elected, in order to transfer vic
tOrytO their own side in the nexI
Presidential election. And it ap
pears that in seven OF the smaller
States, not counting one large one,
they have gained 10000 Of the 200,
900 needed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

N. Th. jackson OecisI Kepart Of N
B ard 0f II. alth, from ne Jackson ClarSon
the lOth inst SAYS ihA' riiy IL p-rf-rtl,
h.anky sni thai but me easr Of ,eiis~
lever b-s oeesrrsd Their this ssaso We -re
sorry TO sss. By the ssm- paper that Y.lIor
Jack had usds his appearances IN Brook
bsyes. We Gseersly trust IL nay sot"~ork
ig gay" sbis far.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

FRESH TURNIP SEED!i!
A LARGE Lot emhrseine al the BEST
"a VARIETIES. just rseri,si from Lam
DRLTH by CA5SELL 4 BkUGHN.
Jul, zO-u2o.u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
PLANTATIONS IN MApIsuN COUNTY
For Lease or Rent.

CEvERAL PLA.IaiiOKs o. PARkS
~ IN Madison County. FIR js,ss OF rsst,
from $50 to 1000 acres.
Apply 10 me. At Sharon (
WM. LOTT.
Oct - Il. 81.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
THE PLAN TO BE ADOPTED,
rs CENTs EACH /
NO BLANKS

4 Cert frates, o. 90 IS Certificates, o. Is
2 Certificates, so 30 Certlhcstes, %
IND anyone sending $40 at one time will be snti-
ted !" 400 c-rtia'atss and splendid Silver Hunt,
ing Case Watch. warranted to give entire sstsfs:.
lion.
AGENTS WANTED RvkRYwHEaE:
W. recommend persons when serding any kmount
II none! g. d. \" either by Exp.es Registered
liter. Z" P'st'ci'e Order, and whsn ss1t ws
bold Ourselves responsible.
II EN- Il m y BR!
You are not asked I" pay f'r the article dnti!
yn know what you are going to receive.
Addres-, with name Of town and county clainly
vi t.ep,
JAMES II FRANKLIN,
IMPORTERS.
Oct. l2Cmo. 81 Warren Street. New Yorh.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
&. d. SID w AY,

&. d. SIDW AY,
M ANUFACTUkER Of Texas Saddles. IA
VI ,l".nr,- Pillow Brides and Bresch.
EATHER AND SHOE FIN mos
FRENCH AND DOMESTIC CALI SKINS,
SOLE LEATHER, AND
sHOEMAKERB TOOLg
PLAErFRs-Msks your own Russsts
No Oak Standard Upper Leather, and Hemioek
sole Leath.r at Prices that will ensure great ssvir.
Aug. lift
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
One Dollar Each!

The stuck includes Grd and Silver Watches. Pl.
nos. hrlodeons. sewing Machines. Jewsiry Of ali
descriptions and OF the ie-t and most fashionable
,atts ms, Ladies' Finest silk Pattr:us Kid Giovea,
six Hose. Lsces. Shawls Lad'>s' and Gents Tn.
Ter Weir. Silver Plated Ware. Albums. aome q
the most Improved Agricultural Implements, Cot.
ton dins. and variety Of articles too numerous 70
entl0n.
THE PLAN To BE ADOPTED,
Certificates calling for the whnls Of tho Differ.
: ut articles will he placed in sealed envelopes and
tnaloughly mixed. and sold at rs csnts each. With.
ut Distinction or fsvoriti-m.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
A BARGAIN,

A BARGAIN.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO SELL
! his HOUSE and LOT on east side Of
public square For further psrticulsrs sd.
d ess. u. II TfCHENOR,
AuEN II Photograph Caution, Mia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

And those wishing to lay In supplies. would Do
veil TO call. Febl6y Wv
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-11

Sill o.
Gp- shippers Of araln Flour and other mel /.
chandiso can have insurance to any place desir.
cd, on the most reasonable terms.
We are authorized TO pay for the scrip Of
those Companies boioro delivery i0cents Oh thc
dollas.
90 rhoae who doSire'the BrsT AVID cngAPEtr
Insurance IN the most responsible companies,
~ small frame building, euSt Of the court
house,
X, FRITTER.
Lancaster, May "a. less--tf
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80 90 avs o.

Remarkably ylnsuring In ore nj the above
conpanies his policy win costhlm for Ave years
slll, instead Of sl60by old sy,tem, to.wl
To premium on $1,000 for Eve
yearsr.,,,.,.....,.. 80, ........,,.,. Slb0 90
Byacrlp worth in Nav York 10 centssaO 90
by interest received 10 cash on scrip 0 90
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HAMS, SHOULDERS,
-ASTRoLoCY.
THE WOLRD ASTONISHED
AT THEwoSDERTuL REVELATIONS
MADE BYTHE GREAT AsTRoLoGEsT,
MADAME IL. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal cyor know. She
restores to happiness those who, liom doleiul
events, catastrophes, crosses In love- loss oil re-
come d ,spondeht. She brings together those
long separated. glges information concerning
absent friends OF lovers, restores lost or stolen
property, tells you the business you arc best
qualified to pursue and in what you viii be
most suecesslijl, causes speedy ma ragos and
tells YOU tho very day you VIII marry, gives you
the name, ikoness and characteristics Of The
person Sho reads your very thoughts, aud by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the
lark and hidden mysteries of the future -
From the stars We see IN the Ornament --thc
'mnlclic stars that overcome or predoninatc in
the eeontiguratou--trQm the aspects and posi-
tons OF The planets dpd the fixed stars In the
heavens NJ the time OF birth she dodudes the
future destiny OF man. Fail not to consult the
greatest Astrologist on earth. II costs you
huta tribe, and YOU may mover again have so
fvOrable an opportunity. Consultation foe, with
ll,cness and all desired information 81. Par.
ties living at distance ran consult the Mad.
ane by mNil with equal safety and satisfaction
To themselves, M II in peraon Arull aud OK.
plcit chart, written out, with all inquiries an
swerod and likeness enclosed, seut by mail on
receipt price ab I'VE mentioned. Strict secre-
cy will he maintained, and all correspondence
returned OF destroyed References OF the high
est order fnrnshed those desiring them. Write
plainly tho dUy nf the month aud year In which
you wero born, enclosing small lock ofhAr.--
MADAME II A. PrRWoo,
+. y, Drawer 2o3, Buffalo, n, Y.
Feb Ii, 'BT.Iy
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your falso irizzlcs, Yourswtches,
your Wig
Dcstrnotiyc,oi OF comfort, and not worth figj
Como aged, come yonthfll come ugly aud fair,
nd rejoice IN yqgr own luXuriant hair.
REpAkAVOR CAPlLLI.
Forrestorng hair upon bald heads from what.
cver cause It may have Hen ou) and lorcipgo
growth of hmr upon the lace, IL has no eQual
ll,Nil force the baard to grow upon the smooth.
est lace N from i've TO eight weeks, or hair
upon bald he0d6 in RON two to tn ee months.
\ few ignomntl practitioners have asserted that
there II nothing TINT will force or hasten the
growth.of the hair or beard, Their assertions
are false, Ns thousands ofliyng Witnessed from
their own experienced can bear witness Rut
many will say, how are we To distinguish the
genuine from the spuriopsi ltcertainly ~ dlnl-
cult a. asnine.tonths OF the different Preparations
adyertined for the hair and beard ale entirely
" aorthless, aud you may have already thrown
away large Nnountsn their purchase To such
we would saY, try the RepNratol CNppilllj IL will
'ost YOU nothing unless IL fuily conlcs up to our
representations. If your Druggist docs not
keep IL, send MS ore dollar and we wll forward
{, postpaid, together with q receipt for the mo-
ney which will be returned You on application,
prov,dng entire ats fneuon ia not gwen.
Address, W, j. CLARK \ co. Chemists
No West Fayette street, Syracuse. MY
Feb IA '0L ly.
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT.

toEr nphs Tor two Dollars a.
Twenty ave q ents per dozen, executed vt
uhortnotlce and in tho -hest etyle. IL desired,
they willhe sent by mail, postage paid. calla
the rooms over Slocums Drug Store, on Center
diler and examine my hne speoimena before
ordering pictures elaewhere, and ba conyinced
thstI can auit you both In pricc ana artiatic
work, as wen as any operator Ia this section.
Ifgood work and low prices are wanted, conn.
IDENTITY sxpecta liberal share Of the public pat.
rora7e, aif .t4a
Lancaater, Aug. .. lsse.-ly Q. ". BoRAH.
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AFFLECTED!
Suffer no More (!

When by the use of DR.. J0INVILLE'S ELK
IR you can be cured permanently, and at a
trlhng cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Nerys
ous Weakness, General Debility and Prostra-
ton, Loss otMuscular Energy, lmpotency, or
any ofthe consequences of youthful indisCretion,
renders it the most valuable preparation ever
discovered
ltwlll remove all nervous affections, depres-
SION excitement incapacity to study or bus-
ness, loss Of memory, confusion, thoughts of
seH-destructOn fears ofinsanity, &c. twill re.
store the appetite, renew the health of those
who have destroyed 1t by sensual excess or
evl practices
Young Men, be humbuggod no more by
"Qnack Doctors" and ignorant pra 3titioners, but
send without delay for the Elixir, and be at once
restored to health and happiness. perfect
cure is guaranteed in every instance Price, 81,
or four bottles to one nddiess, 81.
One bottle Is sufficient 10 eiiecta euro in all or
dinary cases. 81
ALSO, DIR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure OF Gonor-
rhea, elect, Urethral Discharges, Gravel, Stric-
ture, and al affections ofthe Kidneys and Blad.
der. Cures effected in from one to i've days.-
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system aud never nAliseate
The stomach or imptegnate the breath. No
change ofdet Is necessary while using them,
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price, 81 par box.
Either of tho aforementioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail or express, ON receipt or pTice.-
Address all ordersto
BERGER,sH SHUTS & Co, Chemists,
No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, N. Y
Feb. "A, '67.ly
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Low Heads for Fruit Trees.

Somo writer, no matter who, givei
the following recommendation fol
the shape of trees. They arc
commended TO all who raise su cl
trees:
II is saii to be much better I,
grow fruit trees with their heads
and branches near tho ground, than
to have them branching overhead
for various reasons;
lst. The sun, which Is, perhaps
In our hot and dry summers, th,
cause of more disease and destruc
tion in fruit trees than all othol
diseases together, is kept from al
most literally scalding tho sap, rs
it does in long, naked trunks and
limbs. The limbs aud leaves of q
tree should always olieotually
shade tho trunk aud keep it cool
The leaves only should have plenty
of sun and iightithey can boar and
profit by II. Iftroes were suffered
to branch out low, say one or two
feet from tho ground, we should
hear much less Of "fre blight" fro
zen sap blight black spots, aud
the like.
Cd. The ground is looser, moister
and cooler, under low branching
tree than under q high ono, Grass
and weeds do not grow hundredth
part so rank and readily, and
mulching becomes unnecessary.
Sd. Tho wind has not halt tha
power to rack, and twist, and break
the tree, and shake off tho fruit IA
mater Of no small consequence.
4th. The trees will DO much lon
ger lived, and more prolific, beau.
tiful and profitable.
9th, Tho trees are more easily
rid Of destructive insects, tho fruit
10 much less aged by falling,
and the facilities for gathering II
are much greater; thpre is less dan
ger Of broaiing limbs.
9th. Tho trees require loss
pruning, scrsping and washing, and
tho roots ars protected from the
plow, which 10 too often made to
tear and mutilato thom.
These seem TO DO indisputable
facts. sufficient to silence all obicc
tons. An apple or cherry tree ia
nearly twice as valuable for shoot.
ing out low. near tho ground,
especially on tho Southwest side.
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aarienltMral.



aFatherl whore is the auger2''
cries out John smith, Jr. . Don't
'zactly know, SON: let me see,
where did Iuse it last!p Either in
the barn, or wood shed, or down
cellar, ard there l left it; look till
you fnd itl' Aud so the boy runs
till ous of breath and patience,
meanwhile thinking, if not speak
ing, hard thoughts about his slack
father. A halt dozen places have
to be searched before the tool is
found, and if happily it is found il
is quite likely to be broken or rust.
ed, or much. out Of order.
"Father, where is the hand saw?'
inquiries james Brown. "Why do
you ask, James? it is where it al
ways is when not in use, banging
on the hook near the window, in
the tool room" James goes where
he should have Como at first, and
he finds il ia perfect trim; and he
puts il back again in its place when
he is done with it, knowing that he
will get sound reprimand ii he
does not return it to its place.
Now, we do but repeat what we
have often said, that on the farm
there should be place for every
thing and everything in it's place.
There is no use in trying to carry
on farm or to do anything else
well, without system and order.
And the care of tools is an impor-
taut part Of thatsystem. One can.
not accomplish much without
set Of tools, larger or smaller; as
for borrowing them unnecessarily,
that should be regarded as next to
. stealing them. And the purchase
of tools should be followed up by
scrupulous care of them. A tool,
room is a great convenience. 1t
may be an apartment by itself in
the carriage house or wood house.
Here let there bo a row of pegs for
saws; there is the bench for planes;
yonder is drawer with separate
compartments for screws, washers,
nuts, rivets, &c. Here is a place
for bolts, thore for chains. The
hammers, chisels, screw driver,
auger, broad axe, adze, fiIes--aIl
have their appointed locality, and
are kept there and nowhere else
Tho law should bo laid down and
enforced, that whoever uses n tool
must put it back, so that it can al.
ways be found at a momont's no
tice.
And the care OF tools should lead
and will lead on to system with re-
gard to other things about tho
promises. Here is a corner for ex.
ira plow handles, and there box
for plow points, thcra arc bolts Of
all aizos, ready in case OF break.
down; yonder are hooks with ex
ira pieces Of harness. Notice, too,
the crow bar, bcctle and wedges,
and log.chains, tho grindstoneal.
ways in its place, and always in
order; tho scythes, hoes, spades,
shovels, forks, rakcs, and what not
have so long been kept in thcir re.
spective places that they would al
most cry out if carelcssly left in an
unaccustomed spot
The time spent In keeping such
room in order is not lost. Tho
time spent in carrying back tools
after using them is not lost If
tools are not carried back, they
would many Of them bo lost. And
then tho moral induerco Of system
and order is almost beyond com.
putation. American Agriculturist
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EARLY AND LATE PEAs.-It will
soon be time to be putting peas in,
to the ground and we want to re-
mind our readers that in order to
havc them Continuously they should
plant those Of early ripOning those
OF medium ripening aud those Of
late maturing all on tho came day,
Thus il Carriers First Crop, PhlIa.
deiphia Extra Early, or Early
Washington, Champion Of Eng,
land and Competitor be planted Ut
tho same time, they will be ready
for gathering in order as thCy are
named.
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There cometh glad tidlngs Of Joy to AL,
To young and 20 old, 10 Yleht and toamallJ
The beauty which once wae 10 preetouaand rare
10 freeior all, aud all may bS lair.
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&C o S T A RS"
CELEBRATED
BUCKTHORN sALvE.

For Cuts, Barns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils.
Cancers, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleed
ing, Blind and Painful Piles; Scroflious, Putrd
and lll-condtioned Sores; Ulcers, Glandular
Swellings, Eruptions, Culaneous Affections,
Ringworm, Itch, Corns, Runons, Chilbans, &c;
Chapped Hands, Lips, &C.; Bites ofspders, IN
sects, Animals, &c 6c.
RS-BOxes, rs cts, SO cts, and 81
sizes.
DD. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Dq- And by HENRY R. CosTAR, Depot 4SI
Broadway, N, Y. Ba4'
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FIR e! FIR e.!
lEsr AND CHEAPEsT INSURANCE
: IRE, MARINE AND LIFE.
ON TUE PARrIcIpArIoH PLAs.
LorIiard Insurance Colnpany
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK.

These Companies divide three .fourths OF net
profits annually to the Policy iolderstn scrip
bearing interest vt per cent--therehy iund
ing tho surplus and giving policy holders
groater seeurily and cheaper insnranoe.
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sluAN's CONDITION. POWDER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle MedcIn
In this country. II Is composed Of herbs aud roJts
for mdness safety certainty aud thuroughnesa stnnd
pro-eminently at the head Of the list Of Horse an
Guile Medicines.
becoming stiff iOnnderng pnrfss tho blood, loosen
the skin, and gives It smooth and glossy appearance
ceanses the water and strengheDs every part Of III
body. II Is also safe and certain remedy for cough
and colds, which generals 80 many fatal discusses.