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L0Vyers.
Court orders.

1TIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y CLERKS Office OF the Court Of the county OF Ac.
comac on the first Monday in July. A. D; 1867, the
same being the first day Of the said month ar
John O. i"iA'
Iittiston Dennis John q. Dennis, Mary Dennis,
and Lucy Dennis children Of John Dennis,
deceased. and James q. Dennis and george
r Dennis tustees for the use OF said cnil.
. ~ 10 ,cu.srSI
IN CHASCgRY AND Upon AN okDBR OF ATFAChabHA
" RETURNED LEVIED.
The obIect OF this suit is to obtain. decree lot
The sale OF 40 much OF certain mill property, with
the houses. fixtures, and appuftenances theLeso
beIongtng as lies in the said county, when pro-
perry was devised by John o. Dennis, deceasea'
10 the defendants, James q. Dennis and george d.
Dennis in trust for the use ofthe other deiendanS,
and for payment out Of the proceeds arising IEHh
such sale to the plaintiff Of the sum OF Ss4!s WIZ
interest thereon from the 23d day OF Augusta a. ";
1868, for articles furnished for the use OF salc mit
property and for money advanced Tor the payMSnt
OF laborers engaged at said mills. II appearing
from an affidavit fled amongst the papers IN TINS
sui; that the defendants are not residents OF THIS
State, on the motion Of the plaintiff BY his coun-
sell, it is ordered that the defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect
their interests and that this order be published
match, a newspaper published In the city OF Rich
court house Of this county on the first day Of the
next term Of the said court.
10 w GITIOTT a. A e.
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S1O OOOWORTH SUMMER GOODS
DlO,OOO AT CoST.-The rush continues
for the cheap goods, and we still have on hand
$50 pieces Lawns fast coors, at zoe.
IS pieces Organdies at 35c., worth soc. !;
ITS pieces best Calicoes one shilling worth zoe.
so pieces Bleached Cottons at 10, l2a. Is, 20 and
22c.;
25 pieces Bleached and Brown sheetings at so,
SIS, and 60c. !;
], 200 yards Mozambiques and Bareges at 2oc.,
worth 25c
40 pieces Ca.simeres at 75c, 81, sl.l9a, and $685.
very cheap;
Swiss, Nainsook, and Check Muslins at 2s.
49, and 45c., reduced l0c. per yard;
Irish Linens at rs, so. IS, and ooc., worth Do,
623, S71. and SIPS;
Black silks at sl.7s, sl.9O, and 80, worth 81,
1925, and $3.50;
Linen and silk Fans, Parasols and Umbrel-
las, below cost;
Table Cloths, Napkins, Bed Quilts and
Towels at less than cost
Lace Collars and Edgings, Cambria and SWISS y,s
bons Buttons, Embroi Handke iefs. Eng
lsh Hose, Gloves, Mits, aud lots of other goods,
which will be sold at cost prices to close them out
at WILLIAM THALHlMER'S,
3l5 Broad street.
jyo5 between Third and Fourth streets.
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s}itllnloul Gl}spatth.
The Norfolk Murder.

20, 1857.
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Robert H. Watkins, Edward NJ. Watkins, Martha
Jane Watkins, s. "; Shelton, and Ann Augusta
Harriet Clay, Alice Clay, Edith Clay, Mamie
Clay, sailie Clay, A. q. brswry, late admins
traitor OF e. o. Watkins, deceased; B. p. Mash,
administrator de bons non Of &. 0. Watkins,
and Joseph A. Mayo, ...........,..,.. Defendants,
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NEW DRY GOODS.-We have now
IN In store, and will continue to receive during
the present week, an entirely NEW STOCK OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS, direct from New York,
for thi market. We call especial attention to our
complete assortment Of
JOUVIN'S AND PRINCESS KID GLOVES,
comprising all numbers and shades. Buyers can
give us call with the full assurance that they
will be suited.
Also, NEW DRESS G0ODs-such as
JACONETS. ORGANIZES, LAWNS,
JACONET ROBES, GRENADINES and BERAGES.
BLACK and WHITE STRIPED LEN0S at Csc.
Also, full assortment Of
DOMESTICS, WHITE GOODS,
H0USE.FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
to which We invite the attention Of our customers
and tho public.
CARDOZo, ALsoP FoURoUREAN,
No. 9l3 Broad street,
10 l0-2m between Ninth and Tenth.
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rIRGINIA.-In the Clerks Office Of
Y the Supreme Court Of Appeals at Richmond,
on the 2oi day of July, 1857: fs-ta
Hiram Hill, John Kodes, Charles Bib. and Ro-
bert HcCutchsn.. ........" Appellants,
against
James Bowyer and Ruth j., his wife, and George
P. Hill and Rhoda B. his wife. ppellees.
nouncsd by the Circuit Court of Albemarle county.
And 1t appearing by affidavit made and filed that
the above named GeorseP. Hill and Rhoda B., his
wi are nom residents of this State, they are re-
1nired to appear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what IL necessary to
protect cir interests in this suit.
Teste:
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am prepared
" to furnish the best ANTHRACITE COAL, for
furnaces CRATES, or stoves at lowest market rates
CARBON HILL COKE. Also, OAK and PINE
WOOD. Those in need would do well to give me
CALL as am determined to accommodate.
CHARLES II. PAGE.
Office at DR.. Q. A. streckers, opposite Old Market,
Main street. ~ Ism
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JOHN s. COOKE, D. c.

EXECUTED.
The object of this suit is to recover OF the de-
PENDANT the sum of seventy-fvs dollars, with in
tercst thereon from the lit day OF January, 1850,
till paid, for the non. performance OF promises,
Re and to subject the estate Of the said defend
ant in the county of Gloucester to the payment OF
the same And it appearing by affidavit made and
filed that the defendant is not resident OF this
state il is ordered that he appear within one
month after due publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary to protec. his interest IN this
suit. A copy-Teste: 1oo,,n
iY PEW John ). COOkE, d. q.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FnAxcIsco, Dec. T. Honolulu dates
up to Nov. IA have been received. The
Honolulu Advertiser publshes an account
OF the discovery Of . land hitherto unknown,
in the Arctic Ocean, by Capt. Long, Of the
whale ship Nile. 'Tis thought that this
territory will prove to be the Polar continent
SO long sought after. The past season has
been the mildest experienced by the oldest
whalesmen. Cap. Long was enabled to
reach latitude 10 81. lie examined the
and, att.niively along its entire southern
coast, which he sketehed. II appears TO be
quite elevated, and has amountain near the
centre, about longitude 1902, resembling an
active volcano, and estimated 10 BE- about
5000 feet in height. Captain Long nam,
tho country Arongelrs Land, after Rus
sian explorer. The western point Of the
coast is in latitude 700 46N north, longitude
1S0 80 east. lie named Cape Thomts after
tho seaman who discovered it, and the
southeast point he called Cape Hsiban.--
The Nile sailed several days along the
coast, and approached within fifteen miles
Of he shore. Tho lower part Ct the land
was free from snow, and appeared TO be
covered with vegetation. Il was impossible
to tell how far the land extended north
ward. Ranges Of mountains could be cen
until they were lost in the distance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Dec. G'-The constiiu.
honslity ot the law under which the State
bosrd on equalization of assessments, re
Gently acted, having been questioned by
The Board OF Supervisors OF Cook county,
and has Teen the subject of comment in
some OF the Chicago newspapers, the mat.
ter was brought 10 the notice Of Attorney
General Ingersoll, who says that be has no
doubt but that the law is in strict harmony
With tie constitution and entirely valid,
A Washington special says the Secretary
OF The Treasury has sent TO the House =
statement vi Internal Revenue recs,pts
from distilled spirits for the last fiscal wear.
SPRlAGTiE1D, Dec 6-The report OF the
JOINT Committee 10 investigate the State
instl'utione. which was submitted to the
Governor yesterday, cites TO very grave
abuses in the management Of the hosni,al
Tor The insane and recommends to the Trus.
tees an immediate change in the Office of
Superintendent. y
II " reported that . majority of the Trus-
ices take stiong grounds in favor of DR..
AcfArland, tie superintendent. and sre
PREPARED ~ contest the allegations of The
witnesses. wv
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SFw YoRk, Dec. IA Washington spec
ial says: John h. naskin, OF New YORK.
John Hickman, of Pennsylvania. aud John
+. Reynolds, all prominer, Democrats,
hove recently arrived in Washington
Haskln has been sounding the President on
the presii ntial question, and tie meeting
at Sir Backs .e-hsnt waa Tor the purpose
of comparing notes on O CANDIDATE
The chancs ; Of johnson. Seymour. Pendle
ton and ..hers we're severslly discussed,
but ncae OF them were accepted A new
me. u Gen. Hancock. Messrs. lIaskin,
Reynolds and others, who had just been
with the President, stated that Mr.. John
son tsld them that Gen. Hancock wac dong
admirably, and had only begun the pro-
gramme that had been laid out by them
some two months ago. They allow II TO be
understood that Gen. Hancock YVES John
sons choice, aud Was the only nan that
could make a allow against Gen. Grant,
consequently the clique Of politciaaa, at
their meeting tonight, privately nominated
Gen. Hancock for the next President, and
pledged themselves to his support. No one
could be egreed upon for Vice President
Haskin and Hoffman were spoken Of, but
Hancock being Pennsyivanian, the West.
| il Is suggested. would claim the Vice
President. IIaskin was promised the
next Gubernatorial nomination in New
York. should Holman be the candidate tor
Vice President, aud either Sanford Church
Hora,io Seymour or Samuel Tilden is to
succeed Gov. Morgan in the Senate.
Prominent gentleman called to-day or
Gen. Rawlings. chief Of Grants staff, Il
learn whether the recent order Of Genera
Hancock, rcvoking den Mowers appoint
mcnts, met Gen. Grants approval, and 4
elicit any information on the subject " thu
possession OF the Department Gen. Raw
lings stated that when Gen Hancock tool
command, he received special instruction
from Cen Grant in regard to military ma
tiers in Louisiana. but whether they covere,
Con. Hancock's recent action or not, b.
could not tel. He presumed the fact
would be developed in . few days, ms III
sui ect had been brought prominently be
fore the Acting Secretary Of War and th'
President by persons who opposed Gen
Hancock . administration.
BrtpALo, Dec. Z The Rstofi troup,
gave Elizabeth hero last night TO flint
house, aud TO- night they play Marie An
toinetts." 1Ley 20 west from here.
Oswgeo. dec. "a great gale occureec
or Lake Ontario last night. The schoone
Baltic was sunk by striking the wharf He
cargo Of wheat is nearly total lo,G.
ALBANY, Dec The canals are flee
with ice, and i 10 said many Of the bon
captains have discharged their hands, al,
tie up their boats.
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DUBUQUE. Iowa, Dec Ga fire broke
out at Worthington, Iowa, at 1 O'Clock
this morning, destroying two stores, har'
hess shop and shoe shop. Loss about
$4,000.
A high wind, amounting almost to a
hurricane. prevails here TO day, making i,
almost unsafe to walk the streets on &C
count Of falling bricks, signs. etc. The
chimneys on the Atheneum building have
been blown down.
The building eli John b Ill took fire this
morning and was burned to the ground
Tie furniture was mostly saved.
Three other fires broke out this morning
hut were subdued before doing mucl
damage
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NEW YORK.

The Express reports the failure Of j. X
Glare x Co and Goodridge II Co.
~ Chicago special from Washington, OF
Dec 9th, says. "a Republican Senatorial
caucus was held to day. when free inter
change OF views took place relative to ma
king changes in the officers in that body
Several Senators held that civilians ought
to- give place 10 soldiers and urged the name
of Gen. Burbridgc, Of Kentucky, for the
position OF sergeant alarms 10 place Of Mr.
Brown, oil Illinois. Considerable opposi-
tion was manifested to Col Ferney as Sec
rotary of the Eenate. Without reaching
any conclusion the caucus adjourned, sub
iect to the call OF the chairman. 1t is not
probable That any change will be made at
present.
Mr.. Hooper, nf Mass, introduced reso-
utlon in TIE House to-day to the effect that
here ought not to be over three hundred
millions OF dollars collected by taxation,
and instrucing the Committee on Appro.
priations To keep the appropriations within
that figure.
General Hancock's action in revoking
the Jury order of General Mower Ut New
Orleans Is severely criticised by the Republic.
can Senators aud Members. 1t is said that
General Grant disspproves Of General
Hancock's course and has SO notified the
President
Mr Boutwell, resumed his speech on i'm
parchment at 12A o'clock He quotes large
ly from American authorities 10 sustain his
report. And commands earnest attention by
all parties
Whenever the vote Is reached the minor
ity report will be adopted to lay the whole
ject on the table.
.,Nkw York. Dec. 6-The Express states
suthoritatively that the convention Of Ex-
press Companies which has been in session
tor some days has consented TO mutual and
smicable arrangements for the Interchange
OF freights aud packages as common car
riers, and an approximate uniformity Of
charges OF doing business. Competition for
business will exist - heretofore. The ru-
morS in regard TO . consolidation Of the
companies Is unsoundcd.
NRw YoRK, Dec 6.-The large manufac
turing establishment. corner Pearl and John
streets, Brooklyn, owned BY 5. L. Mitchell,
and occupied by the New York Condensed
Milk Co, L. N. Hickox, machlnist. and
Henry Bishopric, manufacturer Of bread
powders, Was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss
tl25O00, Insured for s94, 1000.
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The Target .'otk Of PAPER HANGlNGS in Il
Wet at the Lowe. Cash Price,.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Dec. Gin the rtcons'ruc-
ton convention yesterday the new cons,itu-
ton was finally adopted as a whole. Only
seventeen members voted against it. The
convention passed an ordinance providing
for the submission OF the new constitution
to The people at a general election 10 be
held on the 4th Of February, 1858
In the evening = large convention meet
ing VAS held 10 protest against the cons.i-
tuition.
rejection OF the constitution at the polls.
The radical members OF the convention
will sign the constitution to-day, and in the
evening there will I've . grand ratification
meeting in capitol square. The Democrats
will also held another meeting 10 be &C
dressed by Ex-Governor Winston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07

CHICAGO, Dec 0.--some Of the employees
% we contractors for deepening the Illinois
1 1a a'cnigan Canal IN sbe neighborhood o {
higher wages, and are guilty of rioions i.
ssierence with The work men Mn a., ~,
loin 10 tSe strike. There 10 CO nsiderbl 81.
been cent toS. NO
~. D., = re.'maa: q sleeping car pososisty,
watch, valued = tSa5, 81 ~ nsmS ~ ~ -
excursion party 70 tbs rocky moen,sies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07

Gen. Hulburt and T. L. Dckey. left here
last night for Washington TO urge the pass
age Of the Illinois canal bill.
Al a meeting Of the Board OF Police Com
missioners, held to investigate the charges
OF corruption against Superintendent
Rhem ard Nelson, Alderman Comisky
who preferred the charges, through sum
moned did not appear and coald not be
found, therefore the Board adjourned with
out action
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07
The Union Res taurane
EVERY FAMILY WANTS oNEl
THE AMERICAN
Bread Mixing and knealing
Machine.

ELOUR, MIX, Sc, being put In the pan of'hc mn
i chine, few minute : turning Of the crank sfirs
them together ehcctnally. removes all Jumps, and
produces thoroughly kneaded dough.
The Bread In perfectly clean. Preparation. and
other inpurites need longer constitute 4 neees.
sary part Of our bread. Baking-day need not bs
wnitenin e-dsy for hands and arms
Ten minutes kreading with II, viii do more than
half an hour BY hand. A child ~. turn IT,
Every farmer wants one for his wife, Good com
mi-sons given to sgcnts, especially ladies Send for
. circular. A. OLIVER.
General Agent for Iowa. Davenport Iowa, r. q. Boz
as6. For sale At PARKS d HOsMt RS snd At Nc
MAR q JORDAN'0. DAveeport. 10. noylod& W.T.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Dec, 6.-Thc Senate post
poncd further legislation to-day. on the
question of admit ny negroes to office and
to the jury box. until the 18th Of January.
The omnibus bill appropria'ing from
three to five millions of dollars state aid
to railroads has passed final reading in
the House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec 7-Col T. Wyman,
Consul to Mexico under President Buchan-
sn, committed suicide at the ST. Charles
Hotel, Cairo. yesterday. lie left a letter
addressed 10 Geo. ID. Prentice, # the Louis
vile journal, declaring his intention Of
committing suicide. and nlludlDg 10 peeu-
nia.v en,Nrrassmeuts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07

LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Tines has an ed-
torial on the subject of the sale Of the
Island of st Thomas to the United States.
1t is pleased with the transfer, and hopes
that the sanitary measures Of the Amefi-
cans will extinguish the causes Of conta-
gious fevers which are so prevalent in that
Island.
w Hogan, was arrested in Birmingham
yesterday p. m, for completely in Fenisn
operations 1t is alleged that he is the
person who furnished the mob with arms
who rescued the prisoners Kelly and
Deasy, from the police of Manchester.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07
MONTANA.

HELENA. Dec. 5.-Thc Herald building is
brilliantly illuminated to night, In honor Of
their triumph in publishing The Presidents
message entire this morning. 1t was trans.
ni,tsd by Telegraph from Chiesg, direct,
yesterday. The citizens are jahllant over
ha event
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07
llalcaxo Market.

BY Telegraph December I.
flour-vcry firm holders claim still further
advance of lo@lzHc.
wh.at-Active and firm; prices 2d2iSc high
er; No. ], SO No. 2 closed firm at l.79i< Il-
7as@; no. quiet a 81.
Corn Old dull. at s4Qs5c for No 2 new
very dull 7sl4@79c.
Osts--Quiet. at b5l9 6s5sl4c.
Bsrley-Dull and lower; 5o@l 81 for No. 2;
l.S00t IS for rejected.
Mess Pork Easer, freely offered at 81 50,
no euyers beyond 2'.s7l{.
Lard-Firm l2llc.
Green Hams-AcIive at 1i@lii.c; shoulders
rake.
Cured Meata-Quiet.
Dressed Hogs-2a@t5oc higher; sales ranged
2SGeS.O0.
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COM N z RCIAL.


December Z 1867.
FLorR-Cho,ce family, wholesale, t9.oo; re
tail, ts4p. Red winter wheat, Wholesale $ll.
%; retail. fll.60.
WBKAf-tl. t0Mtl.6o.
bARLsv-&l .5o@ tl.oO.
Oars o6t52 cents.
bYx-tl %.
CosN-New 60@65c in the ear.
OsioNs- 15c.
APPLxs-4oo to 3 90 per Dbl.
PorAroRs-1 00cu.l 10
BuTrsR-S0c. per ID.
fa0s-20c
CR.xoERRfts.-tll. 90 per barrel
HAy-dood Timothy 5000 10 tl2.oo; Frsi-
rie IS 90 to $l0.uo,
CoAl-Soft, delivered, 90 cents ver bushel.--
Anthracite. delivered, az per ton.
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WISCONSIN.

PORTAGE CRY, Dec. Frank Meyer,
German hung himself near WATERFOWL. YES
tcriay. Cause--remorse Of conscience.
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Hurleys Aguc Tonic

FAIrED TO EFFECT CURE All who have
usc II chc.rf lis tell their afflicted friends uf IL.
certain cure for ohiil- and fever AM one
suffering from the hills would consult their in
tct-st ty rcLtug Ia drug storc and buy ing hot
tie Its pleasant to take compared with Others and
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shAls and fever send for Il To the propretor-,
JAMES RrpDfE & 90,
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Srwxas WisEs are the pure juice Of the
HrApc whose pure anil generous qualities
cannot be excellci for the Invalid or cons
valcscnt. They .r. highly esteemed for
sscrAmsv;al purposes. N. b. Good Wine
makes good blood
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Sr Lnris. June Is. 1863

ST. LOUIS, JUNO To- io"o'
NJ. Joux II BLOOD, Agent Of Lallemand's
rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia Specific.
have prescribed the above mentioned spe,
oiac. and mus, say that | have never found
any remedy that ca' es 80 much certainty
Of . quick and sslutsry cure . ."s' ms :"
Al The cases where | have used u.
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81. I.orrs, March. !, 1858.
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g.. testimony 70 the value and efficacy
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tl,ankc,, st. Louis.
ST.. Louis. March 81, 1868.
Aux. Lrsrcn, Esa Like many OF my
c,of.,-,on I have suffered severely with
rhe,ua,,,m. and could get no permanent
,.ls, until miei your Specific. am hap
M % say that it, use in few days. restor'
cd me 20 health. oigneu
carr. MAL,s, Of Steamer Warsaw.
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.r0p YOUR COUGH.

sxrIxRs IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP
VIII cAcesnaily cure
CovoBs. uoARsESEss. GROUP. wHooPiSd
COUGH, COLDS. INFLuENzA,
And al d2aeaees Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
ma pee.ousceA ~ an who have nsen ~ 'ne u''s'
.,easset sad sfieacions Cough Heincey
nYEm INTRODUCED.
~ Ne Mother should be -iihontn;
I'D hs N every family.
IL, ~ .asi p.r.S, soothiny syrap foi sore Ihrosl
"a I,,s.s~s iunrs Known. ss haHarccs Can tesuiY
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~,o ~ is action. always safe, hne can pc
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Tau Bgsr Tone --Casweli. Mack Co.'S
Combination of Iron. Phosphorus and Casayas
an - Fero-Ph ,-phorascd Elixir OF Cilssyss
The iron restore. color 10 the blood the Phosphorus
senr~s waite Of the nerve tissue. ana the Cali-aya
gives natural heathfu tone to the digestive organs
Que pint eantsin- the yrtuc OF one ounce fCasaya
and one tea-poonfnl grain OF Iron aud Phosphorus.
Manufactured by
CASwELL. MACK 4 co. New York.
For eSl~ hy all drngsist- ian.-d sst weow
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Wl&c0N8lN.

KENosuA, Wis, Dec 0-Thc house Of
Mr. Das burned last night. Loss $1,000.
Insured for 1850.
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krom.rs Hair Dye, Natural. Durable, Rcausifaf,
Best aud Cheapest In the World sold by all Drug
gis,s aud Country Storekeepcr- JOHN J KRONER,
Sole Proprietor. 3"i Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
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MlRLEI,S
POPULAR WORM clADY.

AZ this N really sFlosrlo ron Wokhs. an dtte
beet and most ps'a,ahle form to Give 10 children Il
t NOT surprising that IL fact taking the place ot III
ether preparations for worms-t being parf city
tAstsic-~, any ehisa will take IT,
JAMES KU DDLE Il co rropric,ors.
Louisville. Ky.
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HURLEY'S AGuETONlC
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

The ouly rene iy for chls and Fever or Aeue and
Fever that is or hr depended upon IL liurley's
Acuc Tonic. There have been thousands cured hy
using II who have tried the usual remedies without
benefit. but In No CASE HAS