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INDEPENDENT
LIE SCHOOL,

undersigned respectfully announ-
!, that his next session will com
, Monday July sth 1867.
iutends, a. heretofore, IL devote
tune and energies to the mental
,oral advancement Of the pupils,
|sfac,ion will DO given in every
|ce if the pupil Is sent regularly 70
hool roo9. Patrons arc respect
|eq uested 10 send their children at
announcement Of the session.
ills will be received at any time,
ill be charged from the date Of
Zee to the close Of the session.
JOHN PIERCE.
1 ~. 81 ,4Sstf.
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} THE LADIES'.

Bael. iatsaf Mr.. Wells Of Shreveport,
opened In Marvhali, the larEsst, suss
ND latest aayles II Ladies' Renssss,
ses and lAfaals Hats. that has ever
light 10 nsssAali. whFh she pledges
seil cheaper sAsn H. cheapest. Her
. Ia the South IL such that she feels
she can plsase The most fLstidio,is.
> Of Marshall vlsitsag shreveport
rmter Der Al Mr.. Wells. where she
81 Of tbs busines fos n<srly two years.
'e constantly receiving new xood~,
4 bs pleased 20 have ladies call and
her goods hefors lsyiny elk where.
r. leave 10 cell Uoeentlcn u the fact
h. added Ladies' end bAbica and
to hat aasostmsnt.
81. nA9.auo's
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MORE lIoMTl
he Non. Explosive Petro Oil.

.,tented Oct. 10, 1866.
\ call attention TO this justly esls-
bra.ed Non Eexplosive Oil. It's
Power is IA superior to
|Oil AS the Coal Oil Is u the Tallow
he it gives u more brilliant, u safer,
cleaner light than any other sub.
(c known, and will not grease any
1 no, even white cloth and can
! ,cd in any Lamp that will burn
Oil, by attaching the celebrated
hi iious bWrHser.
4 PlLlSBuRf.
Agents for Marshall,
Ia % 81 n4j-tf
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Above yos have our authority 10 act
NJ Uen'i Agents ios the ARROW TIE
We desire to establish good aud rIisblc
Agents in every coitod County In ,hs lth
Internal Reverse District. including q
counties In Eastern Texas. Sub agents
will be furnished the ARROW TIE, Al
sych psicer a. will enable them TO saccsH
fully compete with the old rope tie, and
ssake hantsome profit, while al the
sane time It costs the cotton grover
MUCH LESS. and will leave . handson~
margin compsred with rope Proof; ropc
Ia worth to-day in New Orleans lsisc
cash, and We are now selling HERE ths
Arrow Tie At ave cash, and one tie oi
each will weigh about u h. To recon
mcDd the Arrow 1is 10 usrless, m II ia
oaly Docessary to exhibit il 10 practical
men. who vii II once appreciate IL Nd
van,axrs over rope u il cheaper, docs
not require one half the time 10 adjus, i /,
snd w6en adjusted is no, subject to stretch
ing. and is mach preferable In case
of fire.
Its great we-it j. i,s rhcsppe~--nest
its durability It's unnecessary to speak
Of its merits, II only needs TO be seen to
be appreciated and broush, into general
uS.
We havs sample Tics which Cill be
furnished all Sub Agents, which will fully
illustrate NJ advantages and pseirssncts
claimed for Il ovss aii other ties.
All orders addressed to us al Marshall,
will have prompt attention The special
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,rRAYEp On s1olEN!

{0N the subscriber eight miles
,n,h OF Marshall, ON the Camden
Ib reyeport road one white or cream
Scd pony, long heavy name and tail,
|or i've years old this spring, brand
reeollec,cd will give reason
rew,ud for the delivery Of the pony
or for information 40 ! can get
JAMES Y. COLLIER
I,r-hall, June %, 81. MOST
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HACKS AND DRAYS!


Ny s~oste>ra u Cooking Dssvss b
M coepSets I havs - good 0sosss =
say nsds h tke UsatsA ntaiss. which ]
sili wll eAsspse thas - o. hsy slsa
vhsse 6tssss, viAA rtAsas Caahise
vassb 80 tss jaiass q :'ipe kea twse.
y 70 on hsnbspt AsIlAss eagysasy. u
yos waat 6tsss. 20 eas aahs 1essy
By caalisg - - = tins.
J. n. VAN HOO K.
MassAAll, Apgil II. 81.
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SHREVEPORT

SHkEN EfOhI.
ICE MANUFACTURING co.
Geo. Williamson, President.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
J. u. Lewis Tucker and Thormond.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Stacy aud Poland
DRY GOODS GROCERIES ETC.
y. AND y. Jacobs, PITS and rhsycr.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC
Thompson Morri-s and Co., Gencrsl M~f'
ehaadixe aud Cotton Factors.
DRUGS &c,
White and TO.
HIDES, PELTRlEs, Wool, &c,
II. u. orion and Co.
COTTON FACTORS
Battle and b"ty,
ANDCOMMISSlON.
John n Howrli
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY $. r. X.
Jack Wharton. i.anchastct pufeec aud
Naples.
LAWYERS, sIiREvEPORr
Jones aud lartiss, Hicks ADD HAIL,
PACKET LINE OF BOATS.
Alabsg,s and National. Steamer Caroline,
HE'D nisef Packet
COTTON FACTORS.
D. n Msntin. Battle and Dcty.
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CoLLM.ronR Orycs,
10 sTAsns lxSsRxAI. Ravns6k,
Ivisios. fe.r.h Dissrics T: =.

fvisioa, fesrsh District Texas.
xarsAsii, May ~, 1851
ler frum he Hoe. CommissiQner
pal Revenue ! AN to see that
liery b. allowed 10 run, who
bald the special tax, ~ after the
I'd time, which i The 18th day
1867, who has not applied for a
(nd noas In ny District hass
fplisd, 40 are till running.
Tered 10 maks Immediate ssisurs,
|rt the faets n the DISTRICT A.
y thssefors any Distillsr,es ia
pct. have sot conplisd with The
tents u NV, they win 1t orcs
~tioa. TIE Ilspstiss il al The
hons, viii Acs vixilausly, and
~ in shis mst>As aaA II once
distiilesiss, now in ~ trasion.
nd In asy Of thsir respective
any psssan sslling dsaiiad
= los price tAsa the tax inn
law, whether such spiri1s dis
diatilIsd or rscti1sd, they will
cine ssch, and report to this
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JEFFERSON.

90 Bateman 4 Bto.. Commission and Wholesale
Merchants.
J. o, PrsAtea and Co. Wholesale DrstfGisss.
r. W. Gardser aud Co, des'sz STAPLE asd
Fancy Dr1aSoods.
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HYDRAULIC
cL0HeS WASHERS,
(OF ALL SIZES
WITH
Superior Wringer

ATTACHED.
As 4 FAMILY MACHINE, hoa:skespers
"A will Al once appreciate lis advantages,
which are briefly these;
fissr,--Tbs HYDRAULIC CLOTHES
WASHED requires less po~er 70 oPeratc u
than any ircstos machine. asd will wssA troo
-four 10 rix times The qaaatity Of clothes,
sscosp. ID washer catfrly witbcut injasy
" wesriRg Of the fabric. an advantage never
obtained " ANY otkss s,schiae; = table cIoth
And Z cnn,brte collar may bc washed d Tbs
asns time. v,thoat ths least Injury " ~
nnsst texture of say article. This every
house keeper knowa Ia Impossible when the
ssne iAtt,cs are washed III frictio" OF rub
bing lfAehius.
Tsiss.--Ths simplicity Of its construction
render. Il ths most durable nachIns theirs !.
no coaplscsssoa, saa aesAisE u ~ oct d
order OF reQuife aay tepaits-h vii uesf
nssy years 4 properly used.
forarH. There Is asver any s,opp'ng q
vstst vbethsr ths machiss Is used opsn o.
closed u viii keep the stssm eesaasd, ard
sAs water hotter than BY any other process
fIvrn. ~ Tas superior CLOTHES WIRING.
III, sttA1Lsd u sks.s mschssss, V galvAssAsj
iron trsnis. ssd 10 macs Of sslt1 suicaAisa
Rubber, BY lar the bssl. mol dnsshSs. asd
most exp~nstvc Of any In the market, ard
contains tally double The smoun, OF rubber 10
any other wrinxer. All
S,xrH.-- Tbs washing Of nannsls BY this
p,ouss- ,nsctuslly prevents .h'intis. the
iahs. e = - 10y can b Washed in So''saA soi
vater wrsss cut. and. II psf into cut Patent
Dryias Hoara. ars dstsA ~ bot sh, thus
avoiding the possibility oi sAsiskIax by con
.ses with cold sis-- wiihoat cur bryisx 'oss'
they msy bs drtet BY th< nrs. ssas Which THY
,,sould IL plscsd Gsf~s noolssg, fsem 'hr
Sxsssrn--By .hk process, sasss y no -
,Anxiing OF sttA llss of tAe articles placed 10
the cylinder. -. ~ lSequestiy rsveHsAs liz
thereby keeping everything free. asl sspastsg
every portion X tbs fabrics 10 chs scttoa VI ~
forcing water.
arpslmted instsscstooa furnished wts~Ach
maehiN
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%. = pinet Fancy Good. and ,rimm,n..
Crescent CITY tobacco work. Ns,er Broth.
er,; ,,.c,.,o,
eY"'".'e". e'"ete'
SoNfEtilONAhf.
''''"'s' '"'P'"' y w. N'ef ""d 20
SoAf
O. "'Se' "s'' ana COMMISSION Merchant
DRtGS ETC.
+. =. Docenge. ". u. shcgrer, q. n. Nor.
r!son.
NAcuINEnv cn1.rnN n,<, zero
-. '''"N WINS Hi''
M.nkhs ,u,
'"r' "o"'. W.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
Leon Tleqsa 4 ca. Impntses
SILKS; Ribbons A. FANcyCooDs
p,rk,n. 4 Ffesdl,od,,.
,,rfu,D ,~n ,,,.,,,,,
"''i' AM MtSi'A AL.
80, n'"" ~ "n"
oESi" SoMAisslpN MEhtfi AN1S.
Perkins, 4 Ca " ~ We '''"'
v,uot C.A,p co,,.no
sebn,ds, 4 zah,,h;s, '
v. j. liar, and ca.
SEWING MACHINE.
WyIcox 4 t,ibbs NJ \ Uend,ick ~ Canal
via, ra.Ir r,Sr ,,rpc,,. >,To
s.D. Moody q Co.
SADDLERf,
~ W. smith, hot's', Peterson Fenner'
CLOTHING, ETC.
i. wVIyons, Tbos. G. Payan.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
How ard Tally. u. n, Harkey h Co. j J.
aa,k, WAR 500, grooks. NC Donald 20.
4 CAT. W. j. l,ebson. Raw,lns 4 NqrreIl.
Ware Crawford Co, U. scott h Co.,
John r,.slps 4 Ga. Logan. Soniat A Chi.
borne. John =. Nance Co. Peters and Pace.
GROtERS.
u. J. Hart \ Co. Bussey and Stevens, Arthur
s'onn +" 'o'' "eo' W "y'"e .o' "hm"
FANCY cnons AKIN NoTIoNS
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Tilt
STAR COTTON GIN.
CON ID l.. y - !. Il
Emery Bros Patent

'DiiESE GINS haer been awarded tho
! First l'remiun. over ali competitors
at sr,yp trial for qusr'si'y and qaaliiy
Of Cotton gins ID q. web ~ FIR strength
and simplicity Of construction and dun
Utility st the strife fidr 10 New IN
leans IN November last, lacs wcrr Sub.
leefcd Ia q most severe tSst, anfl were
again Awarded the First frem.um by
Committee composed cutirrl, ~ tacil-
col Planters and Cotton dinners With
the toHfsHfes attachment they can We
operated under any TEMPORARY shelter,
or in the open field, It desired Ihi4
ittacsassf al-o thoroughly cloans the
La, FROM oil dust aud dit, aud greatly
Increases IT, market ,alac
\ Depot Tar these Gins, together with
Agricultural implements and pania
ton Machinery II ell kind. has been
established IN New Orleans. wher. ~
dcr- viii be hllsA ~ the -hefte MOTIF.
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
THE undersigned having been ap.
] pointed at the April Terra, 1867, Of
the county court 81 Harrison county,
pertaining to the estates Of deceased
persons, executor Of the last will and
/ ssanent Of j D. Perry, deceased
shia IL, therefore, to notify all psrsons
having claims against said sstste, %
present them, duly authenticated. vith-
10 the time prescribed BY NV, asd hos
indebted to tho same 70 make immediate
4. X. PERRY,
Executor
Nav Is. 1857. n4l:6t
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MINERAL.
SO D A w A T E r 4,

THE undersigned, il the Agent Tor
j Todd 4 ctArks Soda aud Mineral
Water, a delightful aud cheap summer
beverage saloons and private families
can bc furnished A case contains two
dosen bottles, which will he sold fos
y ~ 10 currency, az ~ in specie
Bottle and hoxcs n be Setasned Ap.
ply At tho Capitol Hotel bar room
W <TEDtiAM
April 81, 1857 ns7'4m,
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A n Nj, costse Escew and Cennis-
"A. sloa nssehsal. y Pss1sln s@ssss Mes
Odsuss. nay AAIl:ly.
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BURNT OUT (!

~ ~ ' wv
J. n. CNNO>N0W T. Co.,
IN the blind side Of town, in the
" building lately occupied by W u
Ward, with = new aud frcsh stoc6 Of
DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES,
To which special stteulion is given,
those who desire to be either fed or
clothed. Please give them ehaacr,
they will do their best TO suit you
should they fail, they pledge themselves
not to get mad, but pass Il all or In a
joke
J II. GALLOWAY n 60.
10. tenders his best thanks for the
support heretofore given him in his In
dividusl business and intends n a,er;, y
continuance Of the same, by giving The
now firm his best attention, working hy
the plum, and acting upon the square
J n cALtAWAY
April 10th, 1857
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GOOD GOODS At GREAT BARGAINS,

being determined TO continue the good
work ! commenced, and to dispose of
this, my present large and varied stock,
as my last, with this prosiso that I
shall be able to put this a, stiff lover
rates on the market Ms anu determined
the decline in the Eastern markets Of
every variety II goods shall always be
turned to the benefit Of my patrons
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TN large quantities, Il wholesale, hsst
/ Of bsAsAs, sack - Robertson, Ky,
Rive, Bourbon, Olive blossen, and Plsn.
est;o. whiskisa, ApPls, Psach. AID
rrsseh Brandy Aasst quality q Sherry
Wine and Post, Chanpagns, Calswe.,
AID Kline Winss Al coopefsae WITH
10 largest dk illsriss 10 w. WssA -
eaablsd 70 ~ ~ Whisksys II he d.
tiilsrs prissA aA1isg ssst Of carriage V
this place, ~ 10 nsss- Coevisss Jour
self, and sssts sAsn =.
MarsAall, Apsil -, 81 u
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Bankrupt Law.
ruE undersi gued hes the Bankrupt
] law, and will 1ls psdtions inns-
dia,sly for any person desiring to have
Ill hia debts settled u once without
having 10 pay ANY MONEY for the same.
JOIN r. WILLIAMS.
Attorney Al Law.
May rs, 1851 n4l'ot
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To Mercha nts In the & own ~

take this method Of informing them,
that have made arrangements to carry
on Wholesale AZ well M Retail bust
ness, rs my facilities are no. surpassed,
having my stock continually rcplenished
from the first lnss importing and manu-
featuring houses at the North and West
am prepared to I'LL all ordera at New
Orleans prices, adding cost Of carriage.
My stock consists Of
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kVbR RENT!
A SPLENDID Faaly residence viii
"A ssabls, carriage hos.ss, and -
garden, The former rs1dencs 81 u.
Alftsd Johsscs, And sow occupied y
NM r NussaA. Fos sssns ard paFtie'
slArs spply n ..
Marshall, Jsns Is. 81. sAE1
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Administrators Notice.
g1>HE undersigned WA apPoistsd A.
/ ninistraAos ~ he sslass u LstitiA
WhitAsA q he Nay tern o. ~ 20
hate seust v nassisue eos.ly, lee], 81
psssoas in1sbtsd V aid sstats will nabs
peyossA ~ I'll psrsoes hosd'ag sloiaa
sesiase ~ ssos4s WIN present tAen
sSupssay eu1Asa1isa1sA within he dDe
psssssissd By nv 70 ~ uaassslgnsd
JAMES b WHITFIELD,
A1niaislgsiss.
Nav p, 1897 n4D,6&
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WHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure the Itch.
WHEAToN's OINTMENT will euro Salt Rheum.
MHEAToN's OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures all Diseases of
the Skin.
Price SO cents-by mail 60 cents. All
Druggists sell it. WEEKS Il POTTER.
Boston. Mass, Proprietors. Sept 1S t1y
ARE YOU BILIOUSs-Multitudes of
both sexes will answer this question in the
affirmative; for, next to disorders of the
stomach, liver-complaints are perhaps the
most prevalent OF all internal diseases.
1ts usual symptoms are yello wish tinge
IN the whites OF the eyes, especially near
the inner corners, an uneasy or slightly
painful sensation in the right side, pain
between the shoulder blades, sick head
ache, lassitude, mental dullness, lack of
appetite, and irregularity of the bowels.
Whoever recognizes this diagnosis as ap-
plying to his own condition, may be quite
certain that more bile exists in his blood
and less passes through his bowels than is
expedient for his health, and that his liver
requires toning snd regulating. One of
the special uses of
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
Is to meet just such exigencies as this.
Its tonic principle rouscs the liver from
its torpor, and its aperent element gently
relieves the intestinal canal of the accre-
tions consequent upon an insufficient sup
ply OF natures cathartic, the bile
Persons of bilious habit will find it the
best safeguard against the attacks to
which they are constitutionally predis-
posed, and should carefully avoid all the
ordinary alcoholic stimulants.
Sept 25 +6
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MORMON TALK--A Western d,

MORMON TALK--A Western de-
spatch says: A violent harangue was
delivered at the Tabernacle, in Salt
Lake, on the 9Th inst. Brother
Sloan, editor of the Deseret Ne,cs.
declared himself polygamist, and
would remain SO. He had violated
and would continue to violate the
laws OF Congress prohibiting poly
gamy. lie had denounced theGo-
vernment as tyrannical and unjust,
and having no right to make laws
for the Saints. Elder Kimball fol.
lowed. approving the sentiments ut
tered by Sloan. AS q polygamist he
was sound. He had seventy children,
and calculated that in fifty years the
Kimball family would ont-numbe,
the present aggregate of the Saints.
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Charleston Advertisements.
Flour, Grain and Produce.

HAVE made arrangements with Messrs.
Il. Street Brothers IL Co. to sell, on COM
mission, all kinds OF PRODUCE consigned
to them. will devote my personal atten-
ton to the sale of the same.
With an experience Of twenty years in
the Flour and Grain Business, and
with the advice and assistance Of Messrs
Street Brothers Il Co., am confident that
any business entrusted to them will prove
satisfactory to those who favor the house
with consignments. They will make libc-
raj cash advances on all produce shipped
to them for sale or slip. lent to their
friends in New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore. G.. A. NEUFFER.
Go Address all letters to "Street Bro
theirs Co., Charleston, S. c."
August II mw2mo
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The Clendining House.

No'th-,cest Corner Camden and Marion SIS.
A ANACO IN ORDER to meet the
51%SAS necessities of the times,
Gl lnEsf} ~ the rates of board for tran
Isient boarders will hereaf-
ter be So per day. Single meals so cents.
Travelling guests will find the best &C
commodations and large and airy cham
bers, on reasonable terms.
Attached to the House is neat and pri-
vate BAR-ROOM, where the best of Lii
qnors. Whiskey,, Brandy, Gin, &C., will
from those ordinarily charged at the pre-
sent time.
August so limo J. CLENDINING.
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PRESIDENT JoHNsoN's SPEECH ON
TUESDAY NIGHT. You know, nv
friends, that the country is in great
peril; therefore, I am proud to see
that you are aroused and alive to it.
lCries of ''Good!' "That's the talk!"
and "We can save itp'] You have
saved it in times gone by, and 1 feel
we'll assured that you can and will
save it in time to come. [Cries of
"Hear! hear!" and eve willr] I
repeat, our country is in peril; the
Constitution of our country is in
great peril-that Constitution which
was formed and framed by our ia
theirs, by the patriots of the Revolu-
ton, and which they cemented with
their blood-and it becomes your
duty to redeem and to save it from
the peril in which it is involved.
1 have another single utterance,
and that utterance is, let every one
here tonight have conscience and
a conviction in reference to the pre-
servation of the Constitution of the
country, and oil will be safe. Cries
of "Hear! hear"] Let conscientious
conviction be our courage; let the
public good be our aim, and the
Constitution of the country be our
guide, and all will be we'll. [Cheers. I
And now again accept my thanks for
this kind demonstration you have
made, and take with you, in saying
to you goodbye, my best wishes for
your welfare. National Iatell.qencer.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1928.
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-Tbis

BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only t'ue and perfect harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. Nc ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the ill effects Of bad
dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed WI
liam A. Bdtchelor. All others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and pcrfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York. aD- Beware
OF counterfeit Dec II 1y
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DEW OF THE Alps.


For sale Wholesale by all the grocers in
New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, Savan.
nah and New York.
DEW OF THE ALPS
Received the first premium at the Paris
Exposition.
DEW OF THE ALPS.
The manufacturers Of the above cordial
not only received the first premium at the
Paris Exposition, but we're decorated by
the Emperor.
DEW OF THE ALPS.
For sale by all the druggists, grocers
and fruit stores in the United States.
BRANDY, RUM AND WINES.
5000 cases old Cognac Brandy, imported
especially for private use.
300 cases old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum.
bottled before the war.
10000 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port
some very old and superior-various
brands: all warranted pure. For sale by
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Aug 16 3mo % Beaver st., New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1928
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PoL1TICAL CHANGES. The ALBANY
Argus, of Monday, specializing upon
the recent political changes in Maine
and California, says:
"Three weeks from tomorrow
elections will be held in the States of
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa. Two of these States-Penn-
sylvania and Indiana-have been
quite closely contested. Last year,
the Republican majority in Pennsyl-
vania was 17.178. Should the Demo
Gratis gain proportionately in that
State as they have just gained in
Maine, the majority against the radi-
Gals would be $4,000! In Ohio, ut
the last election, the Republican
majority was 1855. and gain equal
to that of Maine would give the
Democrats about IL, 900 majority. In
Indiana, the Republican majority was
last year IA, 202, and the Democrats
there can have about 35, 600 majority
next month, by doing as we'll as their
brethren in Maine Applying the
same rule to New York State, and the
result would be astounding. Fen
toms majority last year was 13, 789,
and at the rate of gain in Maine, the
Democrats would have q majority of
about round 100000"
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