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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

MaTCH I. I6b1. J
4 Ill TAvERN-KEEPERS, AND PERSONS RETAIL
n ING spirituous liquors. within tho city limits, who
have not executed their bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show that they have ccnsc to sell, will be
ported as not complying with the law, after Monday 9Th
inst.
Those who have cards arc hereby notified to have the
same placed conspicuous place in the window All
ailin to observe this notice will also reported after
the aforementioned time, ". H. SMITH,
March 3 Clerk Q. Counru.
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FIRE LOAN.
MaYORALrY OF CHARLESTON. ]

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,
City HALL, November 9, 1866.
1 IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN T. He
N Burnt Districts and Waste Places of tie City. un-
der San Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to prncee in the mat
ter OF Fire Loan, with view to aid in building up the
City anew" hereby notified that tho form OF sppl-
of CounciI. between the hours Of "a. NJ. and9P ".
ALI applications must he filed In the above mentioned
Office as the Committee will meet every Monday to con-
slider the same.
BY order OF the Mayor ". 3. sMlTH,
November 10 Clerk of Council.
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PHOTOGR KS.
saso EOR A nrONTu,

$3.50 FOR A MONTH!
rs THE TUNE THAT BARLOW, THE OLD OPERA.
j. TOR, is catering to, at the OLD STAR GALLERY,
where he will give his attention 10 securing the shadow
ere the substance fdes-especaly the OIL and pORCE.
LAIN PORTRAITS, of which competition is deled. Spe.
cimens be seen, taken from life, and small pictures
enlarged at the Gallery southeast King and Mar
ket streets, Charleston February 81
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LARGEST ClRcuLAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official Last Of Let
ters remaining IN the Postcfsce at the end
of each ,oeeh, ogreeoby to the tollo10'ng
section of the New Postc6ice Lao, as the
nevspoper having the largest circulation q"
the City Of Charleston:
And he it further enacted That lists OF !et-
taa Remaining uncaed for in any Postoce IN any Guy
town or village, where newspaper shan oe prnm
shall hereafter be published once only sm have the
lnrsest circulation within range of delivery OF the So
Office.
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For SALE,

II PRIVATE SALE, ONE OF PHELAN'S
II Arst-clssa BILLIARD TABLES; vita everything
complete and in good order Can be at The Phean
Billiard Saloon corner Of Meeting and Market streets
March 16 .-L-- -.
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THE MARION STAR,

ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
u published at Marion, s. c., In the central portion
chants Druggists Machinists and all classes who desire
to extend their business in the Pee Dec country.
For the benefit Of advertising patrons, SHALL in
addition 10 our subscription list, which is constantly
creasng publish and distribute gratuitously 5000 extra
copies Of the STAR during the business season this
Fall.
1nfoa nf dunr ,innl l1anral
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCu.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause of Section Of "Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies for the year is published for tho information
persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who
not residents OF this oy All such persons hereby
notified to report ut this Office.
"Three dollars every hundred dollars Of ali goods
sold in this city by persons not residents by sample
otherwise" ;" ". II. SMITH,
March 6 Clerk OF Council.
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M EETl N G S..
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,

ST. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
nj EMBERs WILL ASSEMBLE AT THEIR HALL,
NJ corner OF Wentworth and King streets on 4orday
18th inst precisely ct o'clock A. NJ procession VIII
soon after be formed, and proceed to St. Joseph's
Church-a band will precede. A discourse will be de.
lyered by the President Of the Society. viii
be taken up in the Church for the benefit Of the Orphans
under the care OF the Sisters Mercy, after which, the
Society Will return to It's Hail. Banquet ats o'clock
4, JOHN MCMAHON, ~.
March 16 Secretary.
=; " ~ ORANGE LODGE, NO. II, A.. F.. NJ. :.
N EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE
~ VIII be held This Erening, at Masonic Hall ut Z
O'Clock.
The Masters Degree will be conferred
By order " NJ. VIM. A GIBSON,
March 16 Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE No. 8, A. F., NJ.
A N EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF. THIS LODGE
IL will be held at Masonic Hall, This Saturday ~
teoon, at O'Clock Candidates for the Third Degree
will attend. By order Of the ". n. g. WEEB, -.
l.. March 16 -5... i Secretary.
YOLIG AMERICA STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY, -
A N ADJOURNED MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS
n. EVENING, at the Market Hall, at halfpast 2
o'clock.
The attendance of all the members LIS earnestly re-
quested.
BY order: W. W.. HART,
March 10 Secretary z. A. 8. F. E. Co.
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WILL EXHIBIT ON
CITADEL SQUARE,
COMMENCING

AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE on Wednesday, Thurs
day Saturday and Monday, March co. 81, % and 25.
Admsslon-75 cents; Children under IL years Of age
so cents.
Separate seats for Colo1ed Persons, so cents.
Doors open at and o'clock; Performance commence
an hour after.
Tickets for sale at the principal hotels.
Will perform at OrangeburgAon TUESDAY, March 26,
and Columbia on the 9th inst.
March u tuths3
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10 S r !.
F OiU: N D..

T,OUND ADRIFT, LARGE CANOE. AP
u ply to SMITH BROA2FOOT. Divers, sullivars
Island. ns..rch 10 81
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c0PARTNERsHiPs.

NOTICE..
YJNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
Il CQPARTNERSHP under the name Of JOHN +.
TAYLOR L. CO.. for the purpose of conducting the MA
CHINE AND FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all its branches,
at the old stand, PHENK IRON WORKS, north side OF
Pritchard street. JOHN I. TAYLOR.
JAMES DARKLEY.
Charleston, 18th March, 1867
March Is limo
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DCARD-rRANsIENT AND PERMANENT
ID BOARDING can be obtained ut low rates. by apply
Ing at No. Of BROAD STREET, near King.
. March u tt-.,-- -, -.
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FEW MORE WHITE MEN,
w to work on plantation near the city Place very
Inducements offered. Apply at No. 81
TRADD STREET. tuths March 10
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Cotton closed in New York at an advance Of la1c.;
quoted SIC. for Middling Uplands. Gold closed at
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.DOARDING.-TWOsI SINGLE GENTLEMEN
I'D can be accommodated with good Board and q
pleasant room, on application ut No. 80 CHURCH
STREET, West side, near Tradd. 49,. IL
few DAH BOARDERS can also be accommodated.
February n
DRIVATE BOARDING.--A FEW BOARD
i "ERS can be accommodated at No. % KING STREET,
commodated. = january 81
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Cotton closed In New YORK at an ADVANCE OF 4alc;
quoted 82c. for Middling Uplands. Gold closed at
.s4{.
R1sroR1 will make 100000 by her tour in this
country:
DR.. MARY WALKER's last lecture in London was
interrupted by outraged Britons
The army estimates in England amount to s14,
7520O0 in money, and 1S9, 1853 in men.
A war in New Zealand has continued without in
Permission from 1874 to the present day.
a Kansas darae has had five children within the
past TWO years. A good array Of hreedom-shriek-
ers. -, -, -te.ese, 49,,
VICTOR Huao is writing q drama more horrible
than ything that has yet proceeded from his
pen. 49,
!. Punch announces that at The next meeting Of
the Medical Society Of London paper will be read
son the backbone Of the nation"
Alta fashionable church in New York the contri-
button plates are carried round by the young la
dies, to the great benefit Of tie treasury.
They work the Parliament Of Finland in five
different Languages. The Finnish comes in last,
and it is only used by the peasant members.
Bankrupt comes from the Italian banco rotto or
broken bench. When Venetian failed j. was
usual to break up his bench or chair in che ex-
change to signify that he had no Longer seat at
the board.
TIE author Of ssAunt Margaret's Troubles" who
is understood to be Miss DICKENS, is to furnish
the next serial in Aa the Year Roued. 1t will be
commenced Immediately on the completion Of MIR.
EDMUND YATES 'sBl&ck Sheep"
8The Houston (Texas) Telegraph mentions the
I. seizure Of an immense amount Of whiskey at
rectifying establishment near there. Several
thousand gallon watts Of fermenting whiskey were
found. The property was immediately turned over
to the Government officials. -.
a new and fstaI disease is prevailing. among the
It usually terminates in death in three or four
days from the first attack, and the town authori-
ties are taking measures to check it's spread by
slaughtering the diseased animals.
An astronomical phenomenon, of which two OBJ
servations are only on record, will occur during
the present year. On August 21st, Jupiter will ap-
pear to lose its moons for nearly two hours-three
of them. disappearing by passing across it's face,
and the fourth being masked by it's shadow.
The negro citizens OF Georgetown and Washing-
ton are about organizing joint stock association
for the:purpobe Of establishing daily and weekly
newspaper in the national metropolis. It is stated
that upwards Of two THOUSAND dciars has already
been subscribed.
An English soldier, recently testIying before
recruiting commission in England, gave sub
stantial reasons for declining to reenlist in the
Indian service: 'sWhen man in India thinks Of
~the heat, the bugs in his bed, mosquitoes. flies
and sickness, something is wanted tomake him
stay out. !"
In certain parts Of Louisiana geese and brants
are shot in the open prairies, and are approached
by means Of trained o., (which the hunter, hold
ing by rope. keeps, between him and the fock
and grsdnlly urges on until near enough for a
shot, when he sometimes knoc:;s over half dozen
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BOA R DI N G .

DOARDNG.-NIRssH 1zNAHAN HAVING
ID removed from corne4 and Yanderhorst street
to No. 104 Broad. doorl from King respectfa
iy solIcits the patrQt &er friends.
March 16 stuth6*
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w A N + S.,

VTANTED, A SITUATION AS MANAGER
wv on Cotton Plantation, iLong or Short Sapleh by
Planter who has had over twenty (2 years experience
The best Of reference given required For tnforma-
hon address "P. o. BOX No. 49," Charleston. =
- Eo,Aoh "a
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TOUSE SERVANT OR CHILD'S NURSE
III WANTED. respectable GERMAN GIRL to assist
in the house and with tho children. Apply at NO. rs
BULL STREET, second door from Smith.
arch q
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ITO RENT. THE COMnIODIOUs THREE.
Il STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. SO Tradd street
has IL square rooms dining rooms pantry, pump, CHS
stables, together With ample servants accommodations
gas fixtures throughout For terms, &c., apply to j.
MARSHALL. No. go Tradd street. Hm ~ March
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THO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE, WITH FIVE
Il Rooms and Kitchen, IN Wentworth street, two or
three minutes walk from the Postoce Apply at No. 46
WENTWORTH STREET, a--.. r.54-- Il. March -
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Omaha dispatches
mention reports that 1000 Sioux and
ArraphoS are encamped at the mouth
Of the Big Horn river, waiting for
the Mackinaw boats which are descend
ing. The chiefs Red Cloud and Lone
Horn are with them. The former
would meet the Commissioners at
Fort Laramie, and, it is said, pretend
to be for peace, in order to obtain blan-
kets and ammunition, while Lone
Horn will go TO Fort Sully for the same
purpose. 1t is understood they will
only make treaty on condition that
the Powder river country is surrender
ed by the whites, and If this is not
done, war will commence again with
the cry of determination. Indications
received from other sources indicate
that there will be no trouble at Lara
mic but, on the contrary, favorable
treaties can be made with the Indians.
No further news from Kansas this
morning
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HAVANA, Nov. 5.-An official dis
patch from the superintendent of the
Royal Steamship Company, at ST.
Thomas, to the British Consul in this
city, says: All the properly of the
Company has been destroyed by the
terrible tornado ON the 18th of October.
The steamer Rhine was lost on Peter
Island, and the Wye on Ruck Island,
the Conway went ashore on Tortola
Island, the Derwent at st. Thomas, and
the SOlent and Tyne were dismasted,
The town OF st. Thomas is in complete
ruins. Fifty vessels ashore. The loss
of life has been very great and the de-
struction of property immense. All
the officers and engineers of the Rhine
and all others on board her, are lost.
From the Wye forty persons were saw
ed, including Capt. Taylor and Mr..
Hodgirson. or the passengers on
board the regular steamer for South
ampton, which had sailed with l5O pas
sengers, only IL were saved. A French
steamer was also damaged, and the list
of other vessels that received injuries
is very large.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 9Th of November.

LONDON, Nov. 5-Noon.-Consols
e43<i q. S. bonds 7O7I; Illinois Central
s21I; Erie 461z.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 5.-U. S. bonds
755z. Up, m.-Illinois Central 81; U. S.
bonds Il; Erie At.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-Noon.-Cotton
hrm. Breadstutfs, quiet and steady;
corn 4es Cd; wheat l5s sd for No. l; Mil
waukee red lbs Sd: barley 5a4; oats IS
lid; beef Il2all6i pork ~; bacon So;
cheese 50. Petroleum spirits Is Sd for
refined and 5a12 Tor prime. .. p. NJ
Cotton unchanged; breadstuffs un-
changed; lard 52s6.
FLORENCE, Nov. 6.-The Gazette an
nounces that GaribaIdi has been arrest
ed by the Italian Government, and the
vote in the towns in the provinces of
Rome, in favor of union with Italy, has
been discontinued.
The Italian troops have been recalled
from the territory OF Rome.
PARIS. Nov. 6.-The Courier de Fran
caise announces that the French troops
will retire from Rome to Ovetia, pend
ing negotiations between Italy, France
and Rome, in regard to existing Diff
culties.
The Moniteur says Garibaldi, with
his two sons, are prisoners at Vara-
guna.
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New York Papers on Ihe Late EIec-



New YORK, Nov. 6.--The Tribune
says; With three-fourths of the rePub-
liCan Journals published in our city
either neutral in the contest or virtual
ly telling their readers II would be bet
ter for the republican cause to have the
republican ticket beaten this fail, we
could hardly expect to hold our own in
the State or city, but the detection in
both is far greater than could with rea-
SOD beIanticipate1. To let The election go
by DEFAULT, il was held and argued
that the trimmeTs and amp-followers
would crush out what they are pleased
to stigmatlZe as radicalism, and render
inevitable the nomination OF General
Grant for President. Such cOnsiderH-
tons and calculations have kept 3d.
COO voters from the polls, and insured
the overwhelming defeat of our State
ticket.
The Times says: On the State ticket,
for Secretary of State, &c, the vote OF
the State of New York yesterday went
Democratic by nm aggregate majority
ranging from present figures aud esll-
mates, from 5000 to 5000.
The Herald says New York, with her
large financial interest, declares against
the party of debt and taxation. and re-
Dukes the attempt to place the South
ern States of the Union under the heel
of African barbarism.
The World says: By yesterdays
work the empire State has been
placed at the head of the noble
army of commemorative, whose
mission has been, and is now, to
stay the hands of the architects ofruin,
and whose mission will be in the year,
and the contests TO come, to redeem and
restore the Union, and establish peace
and representative self government
throughout all its borders.
The Post thinks this manifestation of
the peoples will, mere passing chas-
tisement, intended to rebuke their
faults and bring them back to modera.
ton, common sense and policy.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ shall on MONDAY the 18TH DAY or
NOVEMBER. 1867, nj my oftice on Fourth
street, Wheeling W. Va, in accordance
with DEGREE of the Circuit Court for ohio
county, West Virginia, made ana entered on
the 2lSt day OF October, l'6I, in a csuse in
GnauCrTy pending IN sal oouTF, wherein
Beverly NJ, Ion IL Coz plainaut and AlexHn-
der EustOn, at ais, are respondenta-pTO eed
To ascertain and report tho various liens End
claims, whether by attachment, executions
or OtheTwise. against the proceed OF tho
property of Alexander EusIon, Thomas K.
McLRnn. James K. Mccain and George q.
Black, who we've partners doing bu Inesa
under the nrm name Of Euston, McCann 81
TO aud which proceeds are now in the
hands OF Beverly NJ. Eon.
All persons claiming liens on the ESld
funds In the hands of said Beverly ST. EOR,
are hereby required on or before thu said lsIh
day OF Nov, lso7, To nle b5tOTs me their re-
spective cl aims. or they will be prscIUded
from any benefit OF the above mentioned or
any future dec ee TO be made In this cau's.
HANNIBAL FURBE6,
Master Commissioner Oui0 Co. Llr. CT.
Gc23-doaw5w
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commissioners Notice.
OF all kinds and sizes.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
~ shall on TUESDAY, the 18TH day OF
NovEMBER, 1861. at my ofios on Fourth
street, Wheeling. W Va In sccoriHnCO with
"A decree o. The Circuit CuuTtf T ohio county,
West Virginia made and entered on the Pin
day Of OcIOOeT, 1871, in "A Cause In 'FhHTcsTy
pending In said couTJ, wherein The Bdi :
more i Ohio Roll Road Is COM latr,,suy CI,d
William q LgDeTty an Others are Respon-
eut--pruresu 10 ascertain and report the
various liens and claIms, whether by attach
meut Or Otherwise, Against tine proceeds OF
the Judgment recovered by John l.. LSffeTty
and WA lam Il. L-GsTty, who were late JOINT
contractors ana partners under the nTm
name OF ]. q ". q l.affeTty, ug .inst tha
Baltimore * ohio rail Road omIIany, and
which proceeds in the bill IN thls cause
mentioned are now in the hands OF the Rs-
ceiVer OF thi- court.
All persons claiming liens upon the aAid
funds IN the hands OF the Recelver arc here
by required, on or before The -Bid letn day Of
November, 1861. to come before me ana prove
their respective clairnE or they will too pre-
Guided from any benefit OF this or any fu-
ture decree to be male in this cause.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Master Com'r OHIO County Cir. Ct.
LILO Au-
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. William c..
Jones. a prominent lawyer and an old
citizen of San Francisco, died to-day
Gov. Low appointed the 18th inst. as
Thanksgiving day.
The bark, Onward, the last of the
Western Union Telegraph Company's
fleet, arrived from the northeast Siberia
passages and describe the country as
barren and uninhabitable.
The bark, Martha, from the Arctic
has arrived with ninety-six barrels of
sperm oil and one hundred and ninety
five barrels OF whale, and $500 pounds
of bone.
The Orion cleared for Liverpool with
SO, 600 sacks of wheat.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The vote of the
city stands: Democratic, 1891: Re-
publican, $50:
Returns from different counties in
dictate Democratic gains throughout
the State.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The returns
come in slowly, and the indications are
that every official position in the State
has been filled by Democrats. In
Washington county the entire Demo-
cratic ticket was elected. II is also be-
lieved the entire Democratic ticket is
elected in Frederick county. Kent
county gives l ,2S2 Democratic majority
and W icomico, II new county, gives l.
900 Democratic majority.
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nav YORK ELECTION.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Herald says
the Democratic majority in the State
is from 10000 to 10000; in the city,
1000. The World says the majority
in the State is over "a 600. Other papers
have the majority nearly as large.
O'Brien, Tammany, is elected sheriff
by upwards of 5000. Okey Hall is
district attorney.
BUFFALO, Nov. 6.-Gen. w. f. Ro-
gers, Dem, is elected mayor. The
county also has gone Democratic.
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

Boston, Nov. Elm the vote of 249
towns Bullock has received So, 1926
votes and Adams g., 500.
Estate Senators elected, so TAR as
heard from, % are license men and on
ly six for prohibition; and of 1876 Rep
resentatives, $50 are for license.
John Quincy Adams was elected
Representative from Quincy.
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NEW YORK. January II. 1884.
Gf.,r-, den q Jyubbe{ a On

NEW YORK, April 2Sd, ISA.
Geo. O. Rubbel q CO.-GenuemeII: We have
anRIyZed your Golden BitterI. and ind that
It's com pound parts entllle II 10 the notice OF
Inc medical profession. Since our an RlysiS
we have used IL IL cur practice with very
satisfactory results, ana II particularly
well calculated to correct tine Hn9ement OF
the digestive organs, such as dysP, psiR, dlar-
rhoea, sick hes dRche, cholic, Sc, SC, ana is
a superior tonic Ior daily Use in moderate
quantities for gged persons, and also for
those OF delicate constitutions. Your, &C,
Doctors J. +. d I. =. NoRBUrY,
No, 1877 East ed street.
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NrW YoRK. March SOth, lse4.

MeGr1s Geo. Q. Ru66el q Co., Hudson, N. Y.
SESIs.-My family having been the re-
cipient OF M -rked benefit in health by tue
use of your "Golden BitIers," am induced
10 acknowledge my sense of gratitude in
this letter which you are privileged 10 use
as you desire. ! can confidently assert that
since the tirst bottle OF your Bltters entered
my house have heard of no complaint OF
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Yours truly,
ID. a. GRAHAM.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Navy De-
partment has received official accounts
from Admiral Farragut OF his reception
in England. He expresses gratitude at
the great courtesy extended to himself
and officers.
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YosKrRs, May Q, 1884.

MeESTs Geo. @. Rub6el d 90:
GESrs.-HavinR USED only two bottles of
YOUR "3olden BitteTs." 1 can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as a tonic,
particularly for a change OF diet and water.
Il il a. we'll for ladIes and children giving
them part cf n wIne-glsEs two or three times
a day. Yours respectfully,