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-If Won want yallaudigham to

e~If you want Vallandigham to 60
to the United States Senate, and put
through his scheme for dividing this
country into four sections, and provid-
ing for the secession of the late slave
States, and the establishment of slav-
cry, then vote for Levi DUNCAN for Rep
rssentativs. But if you want glorious
old Ben Wade returned to the United
States Senate, and our land to remain a
nation, and an undivided country, then
vote for j. Edward JOnOs. Choose ye.
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Why does not the Government print
more greenbacks and pay the bondhold-
ers, instead of taxing the pcopleH Will
some Radical tell'- Wauery IVatchman.
We can tell you. 1t is because tho
Government is not in the hands of such
"penitentiary birds" as wrote the above.
Traitors and scoundrels have TO take
back seats. "Thats what'sthe matter"
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wWe publish this week some of
the recent sayings of Vallandigham.
He is Mr.. Dungan's and Jim. Emmitts
candidate for U. S. Senator. DUNCAN
was in correspondence with at the time
he was arrested and transported. He
is the great man of the party, and to-
day there will probably be twenty
thousand people in Jackson to see him.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Lost Cow.

The undersigned lost COW In June last, from
the lower part of Jefferson township. She will
be three years old next spring. color red and
white--more red than white, small iu size. with
large crooked horns, white star In her forehead.
has a smooth crop off the right ear with a hole
in the same ear. She would have a calf towards
the last of July.
handsome reward will be paid for informa-
tion that will lead to her recovery. Address
MICHAEL GILLIS,
Ssnpsonville z. o.,
Oct Q, ,'67-5w jackson Co., Ohio.
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erT. T. Monahan saw. that when h,

sTI. T. Monahan says that when he
commenced his last argument, in HE de-
bate with US, large number Of the au-
dienOs left. This is true, and large
portion Ofthem were Democrats. They
were ashamed ofhim. The remark ofa
leading Democrat, when speaking oI
MOnahan's effort, expresses the opinion
Of all. This naH remarked that Mona.
han was : id fool.
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RRTNCa OUT TMATFIAG.

In 1864, when the Democracy resolv-
cd that the war was failure, Vallandig-
ham made speech at Hamdeu. The
Democrats of jackson wentto hear him.
They had good manners enough not to
carry the American Flag. The party
was then fighting to Disgrace that flag,
SOL white flag was carried, to indicate
surrender to armed treason. There
was bird on the flag, intended to rep.
resent a dove, but it looked more like a
big fat goose than dove.
Will the Democracy please bring out
that white feather flag and the goose to-
day, at Vals meetingi
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aFRead the communication on the
fourth page. 1t is from gallant SOL
dier, who was prisoner among the
rebels, This soldiers will vote in the
same direction 10 which they shot.
Beth against rsbsls
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@-In Kentucky, where rebels vote,
and negroes are disfranchised, the Dem
ocratS have forty thousand majority.
In Tennessee, where negroes vote, and
rebels are disfranchised, Brownlow's
majority is 1884 That explains why
the Democrats of Ohio are so bitterly
opposed to the amendment.
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ETIf you would rather have white
rebel and traitor, who fought to destroy
your Government, to vote and control
that Government, than to have the 10y
al negro to vote, who fought to save
your Government, then vote the Demo
cratic ticket and vote against the consti
tutional amendment.
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Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed by the
Probate Court of jackson county, administrator
OF the estate of Jefferson Walburn, late of Jack
son county, Ohio, deceased.
GEORGE MONTGOMERY.
Oct q 'e7--sw By d. Mackley, bis Att'y.
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Letter from Cincinnati Furnace.
CINcINNATI FURNACE, Sept. 20, 1867.

ID. MACKLEY:
Dear Sir-You inquire whether Du Hallway
and Mayo, in their speeches at Byers Station,
said that Forrest and LOngstreet were in command
of Uni forces in Tennessee, under Gen. Thom-
as, and the answer is that have been informed
by five good men that they made the statement.
A good many Union men here say that If this is
the case-it the yilest and meanest rebels are TO
be put in office, then they will not vote the tick
ct anv longer and We request your answer for
the satisfaction Of the voters. We know this is
a lie but we aud they both wish this thing eX-
posed aud denied. Yours,
ALEX. LEWIS
We have stated that the above is
false. We demand the proof Of Messrs.
DuHadway & Mayo. They have the
affirmative. But they will not attempt
to produce proof of this assertion.
We are pleased to know that Union
mon everywhere are opposed to putting
rebels into Office. This is just the thing
the Democracy demands, and the par
ty declares that it is tyranny to keep
unhung traitors out of Office Ed.
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~Bring in the returns on next Tues
day night
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HOUSE.

VALLEY HOUSE.
The VALLEY HOUSE, of this place, (former.
ly kept by VIM. II. Palmer,) is now kept by
j. W. Mackey & J. G. Brandt. The programme
will be somewhat changed, and the House put In
prime order for the Fair. Call friends, and see
what great change can be wrought In few
davs.
The working men will find accommodations
here that they have not found in jackson. Como
and see Boarding can be had by the day or
weeA. MACKEY, BRANDT Il co.
Oct 5, '67-tf
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From a Texas Paper.l
g,he Freetlmnn's Complaint.

lam dying, Andy, dyirg,
Corn and Bacon will not last!
/, And the dark Plutoniap shadows
Gather ON tue evening blast.
Issue rations to support me.
Not working orders l-bow thine ear,
Listen to the Freedmap's secrets,
Notfor thee alonc to hear.
Thouuh overseers and the driver
Raise on high the lash no more,
Though Abe Liukum's g proclamation
Lands me safe on freedoms shore,
Though no irons nov surround me,
!. To make me do that white mans will,
Yet Iam sick, and faint, and hungry
And there's nothing left to steali
Let not Southern servile minions
Mock the lion thus laid low;
: Twas no foeman's hard that felled him,
Twas the Bureau dealt tho blow!
Hear, then, pillowed ON this bosom,
Ere too late, this Freedman say.
( sss Give me ratons, give me franchise,
< Ere the Me.tde ebbs away"
: Hark ye, Howard, tell the rabble,
Who demand that should sweat,
That my noble spouse, poor Dinah,
Weeping in her lone retreat,
Has had dreams-the gods have told her,
Affairs, augurs, ciIchng wings,
That our blood, with Yankees mingled.
Yet shall mount the throne of kings
As for all those Freedmen Knockers,
4; Home and foreign, rank and file,
Light their path to sygian horrors :.
&. With the splendor of thy smile =.
Give the Freedmen crowns and arches,
"a ,L.et their brows the laurel ,twine;
i tan scorn all labor contracts,
Iriumphing in love like thinel
Yes, I'm dying, Andy, dying,
Harkl the insulting Provost's cry;
They are coming quick my falchioni
Let me 'front.' them ere I die.
Now no more mid ilesolation
Shall my name contention swell
Philips, Sumner devil take ye!
Brownlow Beecter Chase farewell
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lcorrespondene, of the Journal of Commerce.)


HAVANA April 6.-our sugar market remains firm at
6o7 riaIs for Nos II and H. account Of tho perss
tent enacity Of holders against yac1atng exchanges
and unfavorable news from all our foreign marts for
disposition of the best qualities Of our staple products.
Shipped from Havana and MatanZas during the past
week 54,672 boxes and 1476 hhds. OF which Tor the
United States: to New York 5555 boxes and 80 hhd 1882
do and 1120 do; Baltimore so do and 219 do; and
Holiness Holes 100 hhds balance t. European and 9TH
er ports leaving stocks in the two ors of 36 27 boxes
and II 1856 hhds, against four al periods OF 1SG6 OF
S59 boxes and 16 4G5 hhds The crop will be short
this wear but not to the extent which alarmss intimate
for selfish motives. Molasses-Sales OF cayed here anu
at outpors at 5A rails per keg muscovadoes at
do do Rum-$29 to 80 in old slaves, IND $50 TO ~ III
now; regular demand. Honey-50 to 60]sc per gallon
Wax as last advised Light demand for Roman Catholic
use in South and Central American States. Cofee-Ihe
classes and plant we have Porto Rico and Cuba ut 10 to
1Gc; expectation not heavy Leaf tobacco anu seears as
last reported
Freights-Demand for vessels not increased. Taken
since last advice: Schooner Pna, 460 hhds moasses
under deck do Devereu1, 500 hhs for Baltimore; mas
at and boxes sugars at 81 Go each the cargo to DC
made ND with $50 hhds, aud the balance with boxes;
bark King of Tyre m with 1900 boxes to be taken IN at
Cardenas at 50 per box; barks eureka anu Lucy d;
Nichols $50 and 500 hhds sugars Zaza to New York. at
&c. 100 Lbs the hret and ~ per hid the other; bark
Mary Belle Roberts, 800 hhds, do Caibaren and DO at
So per hid; schooner Richard Bell 900 boxes sugar. do
direct SIX per box; schooner -, $50 hllds sugar,
and do at So each. e.,,
bills on London and indirect GO days sight, In demand at
8h to 9h premium; United States-Nortlern citles 6o
days sight currency ut n to 28 discounts do gold 40
60 days, do 2 to 3 do; do at short sight at to ~
discount
Our last notes-sugars: No 10 OF 6aS to rails 1o N
to-day eal to $33 to S3 per 100 lbs, at which hour
my exchange notes above confirmed.
Freights-Famouth and orders, 40 to i5s.
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OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
January 3, 1867.)
/ the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. THOMAS, -
City Treasurer
Sec 1. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled, That from and after the hrst DAY
OF January licenses shall be taken out for all CARTS
md wagons used for private md domestic purposes IN
now of force in relation CARTS drays md wagons etor
driven flor hire, except giving bonds And each such
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with badge CON
tanning the number thereof and marked P1udtc, to be
placed on the outside of the shaft
SEC. 2. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning Il
less he or she be freeholder.
SEC. 8. The following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and priyate carts drays wagons &c
including the horses mules used thereof which ehau
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC oARTs, DRAYB, ETC, Or THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOE HIRE DIRECT Oh INDIRECT
mule, $50
every cart dray wagon, drawn by two horses or
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibush
with two horses, $50.
! For every gtage or omnibus Except Line omn1busb
drawn by four horses $50.
For every truck drawn by two more horses mules
ssO
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, S..
mesdo purposes and not to be employed IN the trans
porting Of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the same shall pay for license the sum OF
So, exclusive OF the horse or mule.
RahIef In City Council, this 10th day Of January,
H. 81 in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hum
ee>' ,''' - P. G. aAILLARD, Mayor.
tuo mbyol.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

does not fail to cure Gonorrhea, GIeet and d9 Mu.
sous Discharges in Male or Female, curing recsns
casa h, from one to three days. and Is esRecaily
recommended in those cases Of Flhor Atbus Or
WHITES in Females. Tho two medicines used IN
CONJUNCTION will not fail to remove this disagrseaole
cornloint and in those cases where other Inenenea
have been used without success.
Price, Remedy, Ono Bottle, g, Three Bottles &
,a = Injection, 81,
The Cherokee " cure,r +" Remedy" and "I1tse.
tim !" nre to be found in all. well regulated drug
stores. and are recommended by. physicians ana
drnersts all over the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, howeyer2
trv to deceive their customers by selling cheap ana
worthless compounds hin order to make money
IN place Of these. Be not deceiued If tho drug.
rists win not buy them for yS, writc to rs, and we
viii send them to you by eIpree, securely Packen
and free from observation. We treat oil diseases 20
which the human system is snlject. and WIZ Do
neased to receive fnl and explicit statements rom
those who hnve failed to receive relef hereIoiore'
Ladies or gentlemen can address us IN peecs cor.
6dsncs. We desire to send our thtrty.two page
namnhiat free to every lady and gentleman IN tne
land. Address all letters for pamphlets, meocines
or advice, to the solo proprietor, g
a Or, ". R. MERWIN. 81 Walker St" N. Y
Nav "a thstulyr
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rich Hart & Co, Bollmann Bros, q " stoffons Co

rick. Hart Co. Bollmann Bros, g " stcffens 4 Co.
Street Bros & Co No.
P Locke, j Commins, NJ Goldsmith scns' Cameron,
Barley Co. Wilbur 4 Son, g. W steffens Co. Welch
Harvey, Klinek Wckenberg co., Burokmyer a;ot.
e. Baker, r r Agent Werner & Ducker, Deery, W x
Russell Co. Parker Childs, Pagan, Strohecker,
Graveley, Little Marshall, Bisseu CO, thompson
Co. Gruber Martin, b Gerdts 4 Co. 6 Clark q Co.
steamer Kate F Peck, palatka Jacksonville Fernan.
dina and Savannah. 20 bales Cotton, zoo SACKS Guano
honey, Jr Enslow Co, W,B Williams, Willis CHS
olm. Pinkercohn, g ngraham, j D kirkpatrick,
and others
IN THE OFFNG.
Br bark Effort Hussey, from Liverpool.
From this Port.
Br ship Bessie Crosby, Crosby, Liverpool March 80.
Br Bchr Carleton, johnson; Nassau, March 26
Schr P Saunders, Carroll, Phiadelphia, April H.
Memoranda.
APpLEDoRE, March 28-The Northern Crown, Mat
Kngroad 25th inst with damage arrived here to-day in
tow of the seamtug Iron Duke with foremast sprung
bulwarks carried away &C. She has been surveyed and
will be repaired Immediately
WEXFORD March 27.-The ship Confidence. from
Charleston for Liverpool reported ashore in Fethard
Bay, is high up on the beach, and is being stripped
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND sknED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Amelia, Conner, sailed. March 25
Br bark The Queen, Stuart sailed March
Brig Depesche, Lubke, sailed. 10
SOUTHAMPTON.
The A1len MarteI, sailed.
DOMESTIC.
schr wheaton, Ireland, up. :APrl o6
Schr Jos Long, Perry cleared March ~
Brig Vim MaGon Small, cleared. April
NEW YoRE.
ship Galena, Dunton, cleared. Apr!
.3chr Davis, Bishop, April
lschr Cushing Cook, April
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, up. april u
Steamship Paapsco, Nef, up. u u
Schr Rumeey, Cranmer, cleared. april ~
Scnr Daniel Chase, Mitchell cleared April ~
Schr Farland. Avery, IL IL
Schr Ella Fish, Wiley, cleared. Aprn lo
RICHMOND.
schr Frances Hatch, Gregory sailed. .....:Aprl
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Curious Cause fSr Abandoning a Husband.
Anew York correspondent gives us the follow
ino aac,lnnt niece of NaH York scandals :2ass.

Anew York correspondent gives us the follow
ing .pi;uam piece of New York scandal:
There was funny case Of elopement in Brook
lyn last week. and one of the Sunday papers has
served it up in the highly original and delectable
style of which I gave you an example or two Last
week. The parties TO it boarded in one:of the
fashionable boarding houses on Brooklyn HlghtstE
Flights now. The lady and her lover left the house
at different hours on the same day, the latter car
rying off the ladys wardrobe and jeWelry in his
trunks. The lady soon Joined him, however, and
behind, in the ladys handwriting, an explanation
of the reasons for hor flight. It was IN the shape
of letter to her husband, in which, after declar
ing that she loved him (the forsaken) second only
to her sebeloved Montague" (the taken she goes
on to say, of course in the postscript, as louoWs:
those charming charades at Mrs. SBradys (the
landlady of the boarding house), in which the Ty-
rant was played; you know we represented the syl-
bride, and my dear Montague, the bridegroom; and
then you did the horrid rant by tearing about the
stage and reciting stupid piece Of dreadful French
poetry? How could You, when the whole word ty-
rant was acted, lake the part Of Gessler while my
OhIII shall never forget how splendid he looked,
with his pants turned up to the top OF his boots,
and nv red opera cloak and plumed riding hat on
his head Oh how glorious was the burst OF SEN
tinent when his manly voice declared he would die
for his country My whole soul was filed with ad-
miration, and then and there 7 determined should
be his and only his. Why did you take such
ridiculous part as Cock Robin in the Babes in the
Wood'-you. looked so silly hopping about the
stage with two feather brushes in your coat tail
pocket % ss--
The forsaken husband, instead Of being quiet
about this affair, and consulting only his lawyer,
has been running about the country showing
every one this letter. This should be warning
to young gentlemen, who ought not to take ridicu-
lor, parts in charades il their lady loves are also
re- rantcally disposed. William Tell is certainly
mora snhlirma fhnn Cock Robin.
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SOUTHERN FLouR-Remains about the same. Sales
were made of $50 bbls at Sl2al2 10 for common and
SIS 20a17 60 for extra and family brands.
CALIFORNIA FLoUR-ls in fair demand at fu rates. we
CANADIAN FLouR.-There is a fair demand ct steady
prices Sales were made of 600 bbls extra OF s14n15 u.s.
duty paid.
WHEAT-The market is fairly active, but prices do not
indicate any change The sales 1000 bush at 81 G3
az 65 for No Milwaukee; 25t0 bush rejected do at 81 35
1900 bushs white Canada and 500 bush white Michigan
of So 80 and o. 600 bush white California at So 3d.
OArs-For Western oats tho demand ls limited, and
prices are declining while State oats are commanding
Shade better figures Sales made OF loo bushels
at Nc for Western and 78a79c for State.
CoRN.-The market is more active, but Win Prices
ruling about one cent lower The sales are bush
els at 81 Goal 80 for shipping Western mixed IN store
closing with buyers at 81 23A, and sellers at 81 5ai ~
for do aoa 81 26 for Western Mixed and 81 ~ or
white Southern.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet and prices are fully Ic
lower The sales $50 bags Ro ex Alpha on private
terms 400 bags Maracoo at 19c god and 600 bags La
guayra OF 1Sal814c, gold.
GuNN1Es-Are in slow demand; wo note the sale OF
$50 bales CLOTH to arrive in Boston, at 1Oc, gold IN
bond. Bags are held firmly at former prices.
HAY-Ihe receipts have decreased materially and tne
tone of the market is decidedly improved Shipping
Qualities have met with quito brisk demand recently
and very full prices quoted for this description
Sales are made at 81 55a1 60 for shipping and 81 S0al w
for retail Qualities Straw is coming forward IN smau
quantities. and the tendency of the market to better
prices Sales are making OF 81 oa1 Oh Joe Boou ions eu
rye.
CorroN-There is more doing, but ut lower figures
Many holders decline to sell at prevailing rates, but
there is enough offering to supply all wants at our quo
taons The sales for spinning speculation, and ex-
port and include $500 bales. We quote:
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COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

LLyERPOOL-Per Br brig AlbertAS tons Conl, 80 tons
Pig ron 800 sacks Salt 63 crates Crockery, case
8; Wearing Apparel, to Order; Package; toe Hop
lev 4 co.
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buyers forward slowly Sales Of now mess at S23
n9 prime at s2oa2a 50 and prime at $1ea20 Mess
hacked at s29 5oa24 5O the latter for "worthmans."
fseef hams may be quoted s41a42 BaconThere is less
doing sales of plain and ncy canvasscd hams ut
sides a1SHo and shoulders at lie, the latter de-
cline of bc. Greon meats The demand has been lin
ted; sales Of picked hams at 14a14c sides
and sed shoulders at 94a9%c for loose and packed
sales of 500 bbs and tcs at for steam and ket
tie rendered. and l2a13c for No. l. Also 400 grease
at 101zn1OGc Butter-There has been steady demand
for PRIME but there is very little horo sales of inferior
and choice roll ut 14a3Oc solid packed at 10a1Gc Us to
quality. Checse-Is dull with small sales at l7alsc for
Now York dairy and factory Eggs sell at 2a26c per doS
RICE-SnaI sales making at 10laal0&c Tor Caro-
lima, and 91ac q ib for Rangoon.
FRFrGHTs-To Liverpool there ID less Offering and the
rates are lower. Two vessels were akon for tho west
Indies ut 37a39c gold. Petroleum freights are dull
vessel was tax, for Iegnorn ct IS q Dbl. The rates
from Richmond with coal are To Boston, 81 5oa9 To- TO
Charleston 50 65 to Lynn 50 U.s. to Milton, 81 IS; TO
New Haven s. Or to Providence, 50 Is; to Pawtuckot
So Is; to Portland and Bridges. So to Quincy FONT
50 62 to Rockpor S3 to Salem, S2 Ie 10 saulsourS'
So Is; to Washington, 81 GO.
New York Market.
Z MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of Saturday,
the 18th hist, says
The money market is working easier. The demand
for temporary loans of capital less pressing but sf-
cent to maintain rates OF Interest," 1und6 are
in this way the best stock coateras a per cent and
upon goyernm nt securities at per cent There is no
change in the range of discount for commercial papers
the best signatures at short date taken at 7aS per ct
per annuH.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, April 12.-BREADsTUFFs.-Ihe market
for State and Western flour squiet md unchanged.
Sales were made of 7,1O0 bbls at $40 95all S5 for
superne State; s11 25a12 so for common extra State;
s1s GOALS 40 for good to choice do $40 25a1 IS for
superfne Michigan, Indiana, Ohio. Iowa, &c, and
s GOALS 10 for extra do s13 2Oa4 rs for choice extra
including shipping brands Of round hoop Ohio OF S 80
al3 3 and trade brands of do at $13 45a14 5 st Louis
at slsa14 50 for spring. and s15a1s for winter closing
of1>-
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Constgnees per South Carolina Railroad,
April 10.

494 bales Cotton AZ bbls Crude and 10 bbs Spirits
Turpentino, 40 bbls Rosn, cars Cattle ard S,ndr1es
10 Roper stoney, Courtenay Trenholm } Fraser
Co, H Baggctt l. Co, r r Agent, W " Smith, Adams,
Frost 4 Co. Sloan, G W Williams Co. Averl
Son, Prlngle, H Rodgers Go, Willis 4 Clnsolm n
stenhouse Thurston 4 Holmes, Brown schnrmer
G Courtney Co, q H Walter 4 Co. A Robinson Co,
Pritchett, Utsoy T. Kenyon, Hunt, Kanapaux, Ian
neau Co. q L Jefers l. Co, Busch, q Il Gehrels
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~ siiusahy ."t "ni.h I;ractjons ns....,..... 1.M
sst-Thoso remedies by the case or single box, hft
,at to nny part of tho country by Mail CT E1preSs free
If charge, on receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE UoMrAEi,
Office and Denot Nn. 500 Broadway, New York.
DR.. HuupHnEYs is consulted daily at his Office, per
tcnay or by letter. shove, for ali forms OF diseaSe
DOtVIE d NOISE. Wholesale Agents
No. Isl Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
w. A. EKKINE..
-. ~. ECKEf. Il CO.. Retail Agents,
No 231 KING-STREET, 4th door above aiarket-st.
huril l6 nwf6mo Gmo ohsEles.t'n. e y.