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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

be couched in much stronger language
even than that used in relation to Sher>
idan, but for rea sons best known to him.
self, the President kept it from the pub
lice Grant stock is decidedly above
par today in Washington.
From the Washington Chroniele
1t is easy to see now why the Presi-
dent was SO reluctant to let the letter
appear. The reasons are evidently ex,
actly those we have assigned. Mr.. Johns
son would far rather have submitted to
the extraction of one of his molars than
to have parted with this proof of Gen
.eral Grants full sympathy with the loyal
millions of his countrymen in his views
on reconstruction Think of Andrew
johnson claiming that Grant and him
self were in full accord on the great
questions of the day He would have
given much to have the people believe
SO until after the fall elections, but
truth cannot be always suppressed. X
& General Grant is known to
the people. He is knewn as patriot
as a soldier true to the cause he fought
for The country can no longer be de-
ceived as to his position 1t is as well
assured of his truth and patriotism as of
Andreww Johnson's falsehood and per-
fidy, and the latter can no more involve
him in his own deep disgrace by making
him member of his Cabinet than he
can elevate himself to the high station
which the General of the armies of the
Union holds in the grateful recollec-
tions of the American people.
[From the Chicago journal
But the main interest clusters about
Gen. Grants letter. His habitual reti>
cence gives place to positive and full
expression of Sheridan and his admin
istration. the authority Of Congress tho
duty of the president as a servant of the
people and of the unrecoustructed rebels.
The case has never been so we'll put by
any one else as by General Grant in this
concise and powerful protest-especially
the second paragraph. The Iong'drawn-
out petifogging of the President sounds
most pitiable by the side of it. A
stronger contrast is hardly conceivable.
Leaving Congress in its legislative and
judicial capacities to deal with the Pres
ident for daring to usurp reconstruction
powers expressly delegated to the Gen
erl Of the army, but wrested from him
by the superior force of the Commands
er>ia Chief, he sets forth with matchless
force the other objections to the reno,
val of General Sheridan. If Congress
goes with equal vigor to the rescue of
the Generals authority from PTosiden-
tial usurpation, it will bring A. j. to
terms without much delay. An aban-
donment of his present course of usurpr
alton, or impeachment will be the result
if Congress is only as true to its ohliga-
tions as General Grant was and is to his.
1t is to be hoped that the Phillipses,
Goologys aud Tiltons who have been
making war upon General Grant will
now be honorable enough to acknowl>
edge their error, or at least to cease their
calumRies.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

Why is nan -refusing a chew of
tobacco like the stem of the tobacco leaf?
Because it's the refuse of the weed.
Why is Hiram Powers the meanest
of men because he chiseled a poor
Greek slave out of peice of marble
What one cow asks another: I" WhR
oud you be thinking of p Answer
What | chews !"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
NUMBER SO
WIT AND WrsDOM

An lmpudent husband man-One
who horrews his wife's feelings a
When is crop likely to be -decep-
tive Z When it is all in your rye.
Why are ideas like boards ?. Be-
cause men don't get them till they grow
up aud women never get them. tShame.
I.,llA -
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In work just published, the Able Domenech
gives o strange idea Of the Mexican Court. He
once asked who a new piiyy councilman was, who
was to dine with the Emperor that evening s'Tho
greatest robber in the empire" was the reply; sho
annexed last week $50 0O6 which ought to be in
the public treasury" On another occasion one Of
the Emperor's orderly officers, who Ind been aide
de-camp to Gen. Mira1non, was pointed out to the
Able. "Before attaining this rank" remarked q
g one of the most talented robbers in Mexico"
The dressing rooms, at the court balls, arc inva-
riably rifed of their contents. and ladies', after
d:ncieg. vainly sought Their shawls cloaks, etc.
A ball was given by the French officers after their
entrance into Mexico, when the guests cut off tho
gold fringes and tasses which adorned the velvet
curtains of the "a! room.
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at St. Louis the other day a respectable married
raly entered a fashionable store, and, while exam
iIing some goods, concealed a roll OF silk in the
f id3.of her dress S'lo was detected in the act.
and; on being examined, it was found that she had
two large-sized sacks under her dress made OK,
pressly tor receiving stolen goods; Several small mall
in in the co,irse Of her shopping" She tainted wien
her: theft was discovered, and tainted q second
time IN The course of tle examination. Her hus-
hanG.iR q clerk il wholesale house, and when the
frnd by which he is employed were notified OF her
arrerEtEiev gave bail in the amout OF $4,000 for her
appearance srla m 6efore the Police Judge.
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Mntanzas Market.

FROM DUB OWN CORRE6PoSDEfI.J
MATANzAs, January 25.-CLAYED sHaAn.-The
market opened active upon favorable adyicss from
Great Britain the demand remaining steady up to this
moment. Buyers have shown much easerness to SECURE
all tho lots offered; only those hand but nlso fu-
turo receipt of special quality easily granting the rates
demanded The bulk Of transactions may reach about
900 boxes mostly suitable for refining purposes, at
prices varying from 75S@7A rs arrobe, basis No. i
D.S) However. sellers taking advantage OF tao good
disposition of purchasers, oxactns higher prices;
but thus far they have succeeded but in very few in
stances obtain rs. arrobe tor extra prime lots Buy
ers in view Of higher frsghts and declining exchanges
firmly resist such pref enson and prefer keeping aloof
from the market The stock is ast increasing and it iB
estimated at about 900 boxes.
MuscovADoEs.-The demand for this staple hao con-
tnued brisk since last report, particularly for hs
British markets, about $500 hhds having changed handa
Eo1AasEs-sinco our last report TIC inquiry for this
sweet slackened Somewhat and dealers receipts in
creasng very fast; they accepted reduction i'll former
rates in order to dispose Of their st cha he trausac
tons amount to 1000 hhds., at =. ka f,r Cayed,
and from 5 to 5K rs Per keg for Auscovado.
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PORT CALENDAR. q
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLIE sT ON.
- - - =.
Wednesday.

- - ~
Steamship Saragossa, CroWel New YorkNlett 90 lust
M.ize To Rsvenel Co, r Agents, Southern Express
Company, N Averil son. j Adgor q Co. Aaame
Damon Co, D A Ammo, O Ahrens g 60. ArmsMong
4 Co, Apple, G:W A1mar. Aiken q 70, W Bnss
Bollmann Bros Bischof CO, BLOCK Lyons y 6s.es
& Co. ] B Belts, j. 'Boylstonj Brown Hyer, Buck
Bisseu l. Co. N N Bird Co, Chisolm bros y M carer.
w Corwin' & Co. Charleston Gas co, Capt Chanknn =
q Courtanay, D Carr Co, Cacius W1tte, CnlncaTI
Mcmillan Morton co2tes, UooS $500 ~ TSay, n
51,at = Gn nav;a r eDuyal u SON Dodge
6ulAe.s q - ~, Thoo n vs. Dennis Ebarioh & NAL
n y F.sterSv Fleming CO. Fogartio STILL
man Eero11son 4 Holmes Guy, Gruber g. Martin, J T.
a6; 1 SeoG sondr;n, Wineman CO. Graeser Lee
Smith X CO. G Grayeley, Graver, Gerdts 4 Co.'S NJ
Greer, " Gurney, N g Goodwin Hustle; Calhoun Co,
Hurkamp TO- @ Gmo,s rnbhaJo ~ y ay
~ nuen, ms,o % + n HnnnoIdt Holmes' Book Store G
Huger, NJ Jones Bro, Johnston. Crews Co. yefor1s
K1ptte & 90, W Ar Kornahrens K1nck, WickenDerB q
20, y d - ~ ~ r. Hinotedt n LAWN If Ia Tore
ae Lu.s . Tor.hnI 1Icbrte1n < Wohltnann, Man.
toun Co. " McComb X Co, Marshall. Burse Bowen
j & D Muller NJ Marks, Matthew'S, McCular, Vii
iiams Parker c n A1oisc Muller Nimits D O. Neil
Son. 'Nci Owcn tenW1ek Go oan o. ~ G pa5o
ONeil Son, Ostencof1 20, : S4fcSl, u " :
Panknin w Hoacn >, = p. ~ NO
Stefens co. henneker Slower sasus ~
stuts, SchneH 60 sSnrn.ss a so, ioof
Schroeder Stenhousc y ~, ~ ct ror.ent n
Small GO, LampXln q W, n M, " % S., - ~ ~ - nj
I1odeman IHompeoh 1l1s; roPoson :, ~ r Won
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,.s...-s,s -. sCHOONERS., ss :.iE5i'
Aid Brla-.: tona Mccormick, Of linton wharf nom
Ma{a1ZA9, .4sAa61oA
Daley Is4 tons wall In Ashley River for Baltimore
loading. Street Bros GO
Elm F1ances tons Sawyer In Ashley River for Bal
Hmore loading .h1sey d Creighton
Moses Patten l67 TONS Harding, in Ashey River for
Philadelphia, loading. Risley Creighton
voant, tons, Dodge in Ashley River for Baltimore,
Paragon, - tons, shue, in Ashley River, for New York.
loading. upper q Sons
Matte Taber $50 tons, Morris, at AdgersswhaI for
"a New York, loading. M tLoHcn
Lilly 4fs TONS Francis Of AGger wharf for New York
loading. M- Roach
May Day, 101 tons, Adams, at Kerrs wDar1 rom New
Ncanor 11S toms Hsnnah, at Central wharf rom Carde
mas discha5gns v.n d.r IN ths stroano
from. Wilmington, N G, just arrived
- -. :. =, .H F Baker l. Co
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l'leelail}gg Menus,
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY S, 1857.
[Ftom 81. James Aaga=inel
DEPLORANDA.


s 'Tis true. 'ts pity, and pity .'hs, It's true"
- b. Shakspcdrs.
IT'S pity forms from beauty's mould
- Should break like clay;
IT'S pity clustering locks OF soll
Shouldn't to grny.
'Tis nifty TINT the radiant smllea,
The starry eyes,
The flashing fancy that bcgu1lcs
q Our tears and sighs,
Should lose their lustre one ana all
Fade and depart
Z AS years around US daraly fall;
Alas my heart
IT'S pity that the friends who now
= Strew for US flowers,
Should greet Us coldly when tho brow
OF fortune lowers;
That hearts, in youth sincere and pure,
And fresh as MAJ,
When vanity aud gain allure,
Should iall q way. -
; Ills pity that so brief sho:,ld be
AL human bliss;
That sweetest joys should soon:st flee;
Yet so it isl
For ali bright things are swiftly gone,
And melt away
Like sparkling dow before the sun;
= All well-dayi
Alas for csrth's Elusive joys
Alas Alas .zs=ss.
For those who sat their hearts on toys,
And hopes that pass,
Like summer grass-
Like summer grass -
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2 state etTtontls,

NEARLY 4. SERIOUS FIRE-Betwesn two and
three o'clock yesterday morning it was discovered
that one Of The Offices at the Charlotte Railroad
s Depot ,Was: on fire, the floor having become ig-
-nited from some cause. There had been no fire,
it iB stated this particular Office for several days
and it was used merely as IN ante-room. a colored
!: man ~keptthe key, and the office was locked up
/. about O'Clock p. M. The inmates OF the adjoln-
ing rooms we're aroused by the dense smoke, Which
had penetrated through creyices, and which time
" warning, no doubt saved the building. (Which
was formerly used as a boarding -house), and nll
.the papers Of the company, as the Offices OF the
Ssuperinten Secretary: and Treasurer, Agents
&C.. were all in the snnle frame building. None Of
the of6c. ,of the company think that it was the
act Of IN incendiary but that it was the result Of
negligence. After an examination of the locality
and the flooring and ratters, chaI1ed and burned,
we cannot see how it was the result of an accident
in room in which there Was no fire. There we're
four or five feet square burned in the flooring just
adjoining stove: in which it is stated there had
been. no fire for some time Columbia Pheai1.
The sales BY Sheriff and Commisao Equity,
:on saleday, were confined to lands: From prices
Z which we quote it will be seen that only small!
portion of it's value was obtained for this kind of
property. At Sherifs sales one tract OF lSS acres
lying within two miles Of Greenwood, sold at S345;
lot in Fort Rckens, II acres. S215. sales by Com
missioner were as follows: One tract Of 4I5 acres,
on which there is q valuable lanyard, $505. A
great portion Of these lands is very valuable and
ought to have sold at much higher figures: That
the execution Of the law requires sucf sacrifices is
fact deplorabe in itself, and it's e,esety at the
same time shows the effect which political agita-
ton at the North, combined with our want Of suff
,cient relizble labor, has upon the South.-Ibid.
We chronicle wits sincere regret the recert
death OF two old and highly respected citizens,
Andrew Giles, Esq, and Wm. Lesley, Esq. Both
had long been identified with, and devoted TO, all
the interests of Abbeville. At q green old age
they are gathered to their rest leaving to families
and friends the happy memories that cluster round
lives usefully and honorably spent.
q fAbbeoiRe Banner.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of Ltfe,

xSASSYMwWNtl7u Cures General DeGi11tu Rtdk-
z&%EaSSMASR> n esa,: Mysteries In Females,
&E&s MfpHM/ P0fpit0ttoss OF ste Heart and
ISRsd A&He%> alt Nerp0N8 Dite0se8. II re-
=A&Ble ef8HE@ stores new life and vigor to tho
zsksaaas =. aged, causing the hot blood Of
At Me Phen'E rises youth to course the veins res.
from ttt asaes e hs tortng the Organs Of Genera
Is. Gn!nosn gas, ton re,noring Ympoteacy and
,Gf, Ftisfr Isiuvsn. DebilRy restoring aa'lltasss
nte The swtena and and fat1 Eigor, thus proving
0vercoas disease perfect "Elfrir of LouA" re-
moving Steriiity and Barrcnness N both sexes. 40
the young, niieagct, and ase! tlere IS no greatof
hoon than this Elixir Of LIE" It gives new
lease OF life, causing the weak and debilitated to
hnyo renewed strength and yigE, and The entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle s.; three bottles IS; sent BY
express to any nd!rcss. -
Our medicines are suld and recommended BY all
rrspectsble druggists in every part nf the civilized
rlube: some unprnclpled dealers, however, try to
dncrive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to mike money. BE not
d.icrIyed-ask for these medicines and take no
others. If tho druggist does not kcrp them, write
to MS a:,i we will send them by express. cnreitIlly
packed free from observation. We will be pleased
Ia receive letters with full statements tn Tegasl I"
suy disease with which ladies' or gentlemen are
afflicted Address nll letters for medicines, panph-
let's OF advice, to the sole proprietor a
Dr ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walker stp n. 7.
May 25 mWf ~
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prices are still unchanged and only few aalss made;
Strict Mddne sold OF Soc Sales Of the day foot up 1$s
bales 1olows ct 2Ss; at 26o at 27o At 2sc
at 2Bzc at 29e 18 at 50 at 80c; at 307c at
sO5:c; at 31c and bsle at SC Receips 222 bales
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THE AIKEN PRESS
THE MARION STAR,

1asTAB1LsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, Is
fp1bEsaed at Marton s. g., in the central portion:
Of the eouatry and offers favorable msdtum to Mer-
chants Dpuggs Maca1niats and all classes who desire
to: extend their buslness In the Pee Dec country.
For the benaAt Of Our advertising patrons ne shal In
addition ton list which Is constantly IN
copies m the sTAR, during the business season this
Fan. .T-5- -
Bates of Advertising liberal.
- - - = WI MoKRRLL,
Eoua,,o},.r On Flitor and proprtetor.
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Augusta Market,

/ AUGUSTA, GA. February .-FmAEc1AL-Gold, bro.
kers buying at l36 and selling at 1873. Silver buying at
12a and selling at 133 .#.
CorroN-A better feeirg peryaded the market to-day
and there was more inquiry than for some days past yet
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Wilmington Market.


WILMINGTON, February 7.--TURPrNTLNR-Only IN 10
bbs received md sold at 50 for hard per 280 pounds
SPIRITS sTUlPENTNB.-Sales Of 33 bbls at 5oX cents,
and 40 do at go cents per gallon. -
RosN.! Market quiet Sales Of t47 bbls at IS tor
common and No $50 do lew No at So rs; go bbls low
No i at S.; IT do No at So .25. -.
TAa-*l bbls changed hands at's1:e5 per bbL
sold at 20 cents for Middling.
,--a Hcvtv Orleans market. -. &. : :
NEW RLEANs,- -Februasy 7.-CorroN-The market
opened this morning with continuance of the previous
depression, and has continued dull and dropping
throughout the Day. offerings Werc ample 70 neS'
tAe Demand and factors generally eIinced increased WILL
ngnoss sell md were evidently disposed 70 ~
unthvorabe tenor OF tho advces rom Ye1poo ano Ns"
York. evidenced little desire to operate-awaidns the o.
feet of further Developments Hence the saes e.
sctod compriging at the close barely 5000 baeE taken
by ten brokers pree c per1b lover and within Inc
range OF the subjoned quotatons Ordinary 2es9sAe
Good Ordinary 2sa29Hc; Low Middling soaso3ae and
Middlng 3Oasl 1Sc. 80
- STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand septambor LIST, 1886, bales leI'osa
Received to-day. 1ssS ono
Received previously oSVoVa 'o'o
..- COS s,455
Cleared to-day. si4 ON, 1.o
Cleared previously .soo,z9e-s.si. -.
st1Ss Tho On eIearnnoes aan comprise sa bsss liverpool
1851 Boston 138 for Yora Cruz lit for New folR'
$40 for Philadelphia, and 81 for Baltimore. =.
SUGAR Al,p MorAssEs-The receipts tinoe yesserday
comprise oil hhds Sugar. and e24 bbs and ~ hah pos
Moasses The market for Sugar is quiet but firm. while
there is f- dea1d for Molasses at about Yesterday
prices Tho sales to-day comprised zoo hhds sugar ana
the following ratos sparrnferior Sc q IT, fair 12a13c;
fully fair prime 1886; choice 14Ac seconds
19c yellow clarified is4a14c; white 15c Molasses.Ur
dinary Csc q gallon; good 70c primo 76a76c; slcus
prime to choice 77a77 1c.
FnE1aHTs-The market is dull but the rates are un,
changed They are d per fb for cotton by steam sno
I'd bT sail for Liverpool and for Hevre. Steamers
for New York ara obtaining 1c per b for cotton md 9c
Der gallon for monsses Steamers for Boston and pn.a
dolphin 1kc per it for cotton. Coaswise rates ny sa
are nominal.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, February z, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTINa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED

STEAMSHIPS
saragossa 77s tons Crowel, at Adgers wharf for New
Pioneer Br) 7IG TONS Shackord Atlantic wharf, for
Liverpool, loading. ng.................W Z Smith Co
SHIPS.
scroamer, 1ao ton# Young, in the Stream for
pool, ready. W ID s'lu,Iu W
Winthrop, 940t tons Stuart at Boyce Cos wharf, for
Liverpool, loading. patterson STOCK
Bessie Crusby 3r 631 TONS Crosby in the Stream from
Hamilton Ber, just arrived. .R Mure Co
Apge Guarieno Fr) AsG tons Willis, at Marsh's wharf
from Havana, waiting j A Enslow & co
Shaw tBr), a74 tons Cam, in the Stream for
BatAnzas, ready. ~ EnsioW q 20
Mazatlan (Fr, 3G3 tons, FauVre, at Union wharf for
Havre, ready ....J EnsloW u 20
James Wilson (Br), aga tons. Dyer at Vanderhorsts
wharf, from Swan Island, waiting. r Murc 4 Co
Regina 500 tons, CunmlnGer, Accommodation wharf
for Liverpool loading. u Hubert
Yrnur rl All tons Thompson, at Vanderhorst wharf.
for Liverpool, loading .RaVenel 60
Centric de Eportacion Span 40 tons Ferres in Ash.
ley IsTer, for Port in Spain, loading. Nv Hall
BRIGS
Joven Jose $50 tons. Fradua in the Stream, for Ant
werp ready =; Esnare
for Boston, loading. .stcet BIOS q 20
Elyira span), tons at Benefits wharf, for Palma,
Majorcs, loading. ..,s AaQoguera
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports 1or the Week ending Thnrsdny,
February z.
FOREIGN.
IIvERPoOL-Per ship conhdence-aa5 bales I and
POTS bales Upland Cotton.
DOMESTIC.
BOsTON-Per brig Josie Devereanx-1e bales MOSS
lis casks Cny 174 tons Iron, 90 Hides, and 2O PACK
agos NIdZe !.
NEW YoKK-per steamship Quaker City-l4o bales =
and $40 bales Upland Cotton. 10 herces Rice. naes
Wool, 53 packages S:ndries, II cases seSass
Per steamship E Il Souder-Ss uerces ldce. Wy
bales Upland Cotton !T baios Donestics ana fa1n,
and Sundries
Cotton ils casks Rice 93 boxes Sugar, $500 feet
Plank, Z bbls Whiskey, IT crates Rope Cuttings, Pc
bales Rags % bbls Rosn. 39 Packages sunaries se3
Empty barrels, bhls Turpcnhne. Fer scnr
Jonas sparis-I25 600 foot Timber. Per schr Fo
ante-97, ,59s feet Yellow Pine Timber, H. $40 feet
Yellow Pine Boards.
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Constpnees per South Carolina Railroad,
=. --o--.-..#.l-,-= ElcIrunrv>7. '..zsFz=<t=

5e3 bales Cotton 1s bales dze 81 bbls Rosn 81 casks
Clay, &c To Armstrong Gourtenay - IIe1 II ~
Williams NJ = Co wills 4 Chisom LumpkD, Gaillard
& Minott E Sloan, ] q Ancrun, " " Smith, Adams;
Frost CO. E Rodgers Co, Aiken & GO howal9 GH
walter Co, Kanapaux, 'Lanneau Il Co. Fraser D'
7 n Baapett Co L DeSauBsure. & ] D Kirkpatrick
J Brown. .s-sss4s-95zs:s
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The Anderson Appeal has been discontinued.
Its good WILL ETC., is merged in the lnte;ligen"er,
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SEA ISLAND CorTeN.--The demand for this qGaity OF
Cotton has been less actve, and the lower grades
have been dull with tendency to easier rates. sales
about 500 bales. viz: For Common 5S@7oc.; Medium
75aeoc Fine 9oc OSLO Inferior qualities sometimes
change hands at less rates. Fordas selling 5os6c
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3 sIlIiLIA SlalILlBUs CURANrUR.

=. = HUMPHREYS
IOnIqspPATAIC. sRIGC1FlCS
ETAFE PROVED FROM fnE MONT AMPLE E2PE.
I'll RIENOE, an entire guccess: simple-prompt-Rfh
,ient tand Relisbe. They sre the only medicines per
ecty adapted to popular useso ample that miatase
osnnot be made In us1ns them; harmless as to bt
ree from danger and 60 efficient to be always reEa
sle They have raised the highest commonaaton from
al, and viii slwzyg render satisfaction.
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PH1IADsrrHiA; j 10Th Month, 18th Day 1s62
: BrspEorED FRIEND; my daughter has beer much
benefited by the use of thy Plantation Nttara Thou
wilt eeud me two bottles more:
Thy friend, 49sEs:sza Aba CUhhlN..
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s. T...-l86Q..-.Xs;'. =

other wonderful Ingredient Of great use among
the Spanish ladies' Of south alnerica ipsrtng beauty
to tbe compio1ion and brnncy to the mind ID yet I'M
Known TO the commerce of the world xrid We withhold
its name for tho present. ~:
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DAVEGA, YOUNG 6Ao KENzlk.
Law AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
Nos. 80 and 40 Park Row.
IBAAO DAVEGA,
GERARD T.. MoKEEzIE, -.
gFAYIEa BUUOEKDED TO THT VORE1GN CCLI3C
TION BUSINESS OF Eess.a 3IENEY. Pkna
yiHD & FLANDERS, we Will sttend 10 the oclect!Ga
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