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REPORTED OUTRAGE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Assunit ON Repabiicnn Speakers By Unrs.
constructed Rebels.

ssusit on Repabiican Speakers By Uurs.
constructed Rebels.
COLUMBIA, =. c., July %, 1857
William Armstrong, representative Of the Congress.
sional Republican Committee and j. @ Thompson coz.
respondent Of New York paper, murderously a..
sau,ted at eight O'Clock last night the Nickersoa
House. account of their participation in Repub,-
can Convention Both gentlemen mado speeches before
the Conventio.s. No words passed between the parties
before the w.t. and not shadow Of proyocaton
given Two Of the assaants OF our first families.
and oil are VOL ont rebels No fatal injuries
tanned by the paI ties assaulted Governor Orr pres
ent during the last OF the not and advised peace By
urging the assaled to retire their Radcliffe the
prominent aianf, Ia brother OF the Chief %
Police The rioters. were bostr0us TIL near midnight,
when they wore ARE yed and Immediately liberated
bail General Burton, Post Commandsnt, appealed
TO this morning He has the rioters now under military
arrest Tho civil authorities pleadng for the pri
soners and promising lt they shall be punished The
colored people In high state OF excitement The
best and peaceaby disposed cisens profess to d.
plore the
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II the stomach wrong all Is wrong IL balances.
wheel Of body and mind The dyspeptc the mscra-
BILE OF human beings The FIRST thing to cheer
fulness 10 heahui Sleep to bodily strength.
Of Intellect to activity. to the enjoyment, OF life, sound
dgc ton. III the stomach does not perform its duty.
discipline i into regular and healthy action by the u
HoSItTTER's STOMACH B1TrERs, the purcst dr usive
cheers nigorates and gives elasticity and energy the
whole system Its action the coats OF the
renoyatng ia wonderful degree. Use II for week. ana
will hnd the OF oppression after eating and e
emptiness aud fainncss between meals which the dts
ungushng features OF dyspepsia entirely relieved the
bowels regular the appetite rood and the pulse aad
even. Eos sale by all druggi Sta
New York olce. % Dey street.
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the cuNsrTuTwNAL CONVENTION.

Af1ANY, N. u July W 1907.
The Convention assembled at past O'Clock,
Charles Folger president yvv tem in the chair
Mr.. GREELEY moved that the roH of the Convention be
called
Mr. ARCHER moved to adourn Lost
MIR Greeley's motion for cali OF the roll OF the Cos
vsntion carried and sixty seven members answered
TO their names.
The CHAIR stated that there wasrDot present.
and asked what the pleasure Of the Cow cntion
- Mr.. MORRIS moved to adjourn which earned anA
the Convention adjourned TO elevou O'Clock 60 morrow
morning
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Steinway a. sons, Triumph.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.



STEINWAY SONS
beg 10 announce most positively that they have bees
awarded
THE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL
FOR AMERICAN PIANOS.
This medal being distinctly classified order OF msrfb
and placed at the head OF the list OF all exhibitors by the
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
This final verdict of the only rbuna the ran
OF the awards at the Exposition places
THE SrEINWAY PIANOS
at the head and above all others In all styles exhibited
In ADDITION TO the above the great " socee des Bssu1
Arts OF Paris tthe French National Society of Fine Ara
and the acknowledged highest musical authority in Europa
has after careful examination and comparison OF al the
musical instruments exhibited the Paris Expontioa.
awarded to
STFINWAY SONS
THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
For greatest superiority and novelty Of construction n
Pianos"
warerooms Hrst OF stenway Hall, II and Is Rase
Fourteeth street. New York.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba Will leave Boston
wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city qsarss
past and halrpast five O'Clock Tuesday sfter.
The NEw YonK Naturalization for Europe-wM b
ready at ten o'clock Tuesday morning
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing els
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u.
Whenever take my walks abroad how many poor missr.
able dyspeptc people who would be healthy
and happy they took PLANTATION BITTERs that
gon OF preparations for giving the stomach
the torpid liver Joy TO the system and strength -
the muscles II admirable OF
wasted or neglected functional In either
gently excites and pleasantly soothes With boue
thereof every man may be his own physician.
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article supe.
rior to Cologne and at half the price.
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DIR. kcnuedy's Dierrhra Cordisl.-Osc BseP
tie will every family IN sickness health should
have bottle o. every traveller BY land or wstss
CO., n Park Tow: r. G. WELLS Co, 1876 Fulton stress,
and G. N. CRirTENTON . Sixth avenue n. T. rstAo
By 4
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Chickeriug 4, sons
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
at tho
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS.

THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR.
tho Emperor Napoleon, In
person, accompanied the presentation with
the decoration of
THE CROSS OF THE LEGION or HONOR,
thereby comforting TO the
CUICKERING MEDAL
only distinction medals awarded
Panoortes, all OF which exactly alike and Of equal
value, and thereby confirming the unanimous award o&
the
THREE JURIES AND THE IMPERIAL COMMISSION.
placing the CHICKERING PIANO 81 the
HEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
Warerooms
No. $50 Broadway, New Yorh.
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A Cure Warranted or Money Refurncd.-DP.
FilLER's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedypermanenty cures
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt. warranted harmless,
Accents, DEMA5 BARNES. 81 PAX row; HENB0LD. 90
Broadway
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THE CHINA At HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, July 20. 1861.
Tho Cunard mail steamship China, Captain Hockey.
from Liverpool July co. via Queenstown 2ls;, arrived
nine O'Clock this morning her voyage to Boston.
The China sailed noon for Boston, where she will be
due Tuesday night
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DR.. J. II. schcgck. Of philadelphia. WIN
be al hs rooms 30 Bond New York. nay,
every Tuesday. fromy A. NJ to3PM
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Toohache neuralgia tic dooreux and earache may b
lievcd in few moments by the inward and outward OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Stimulate the general cirp
culaon by taking teaspoonful IN wneelassfuI of waerJ
and unmned over the Of the pain, and the tor
ture will almost Immediately This IL rule TO whicA
there can be exceptions Price 80 bottle Sold
by druggists.
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a Superior stock OF Ladies, md Cent?
Poo shoes and Callers IA to be found nj q. e. RtCH
MoADs. S'3 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
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Elliptic Icckst,sch. sswins siachInes.--
volute tension, Adjustable drop feed
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foynl Havana T.ottery.-Prizes Paid in
ggd Information furnished rhs highest ratss paid zoe
Isoaboon< and All kinds OF Gold ana silver
TAYLOR a CO.. Bakers 10 Wall street, " Z.
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W ssisa.ci spriax. water Cures Cancer.
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The Have Machine Ce.'s Lock stitch Sow.
ssx,nr machine. President. es Broadway. New York
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Hill. the lnimisab,c, has Hesnued Hair Csts
Brown. bsss In use
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Gourauds Italian xcdisaied Soap. tan. piupss
freckes letter. scalp diseases &c Goarauds Lspd Roug9
for pals lips and cheeks delicious stain. Gourauf6
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Defiance Fire aud burglar Proof snfes.-
OF College place.
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Basch~Icr's Hair Dye.-Tbs best 10 the
world the only perfect Dye harmless, reliable
Gus Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Trrrt0c OusJuuahf.-New Comes the season
for those huge black lies that 80 torment man
and beast. Don't endure u. Buy DUIChhks LIGHT.
MING FLY KILLER aud erterminate them. frics stK
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Cri~ts doro'- lair Dye.--The hest Ever Mas,
ufacured Wholesale and retail, also applied .. Ne
Astor House
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Gouramd's Oriental Sseam, ss

Grover a bakers Highest Presiam sswins
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:' sss IA :1s. sE IS. 5, 4.
gsts.
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wiz. T ;T. s.. az. and 0rqcwsns.l Hs,7
BATCdEL0E's. 10 B,na sussk
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under the head Of New Publications
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when did the ueaehcry begn' The right honorable
gentleman thinks that . measure OF Parliamentary rs
form act oftrcachery in consequence Of what ook
place last year. vhen my self perfectly ignorant Of
those mysterious assemblagss and those councils OF
which be has tonight given US description. But II .
compact was essred into Last year, when We were In
opposition, that no measure Of Parliamentary reform
pass s,y proposal with tia. object 70 DO made
by US why then ne noble Lord tho member for Stamford
and his friends ~ a. guilty Of trsachsry ws who sit
on these benches Hear hear) Really should have
supposed that he right honorable gentleman would
have weighed be words . little more that whom he
talks OF reacher would have tried define what be
means. and chs hs would have drawn some hard and
straight line 10 al where this trsachery commenced.
This right Honorable gentleman, however, throws no
light upon the nbject. He made . speech 70 night
which reminded no Of the production Of some inspired
schooIboy about the battles Of Cheronea and Of Hast
ings Cheers ad laughter.) think he said that the
people Of Engan should be educated but that the quail
y Of the education matter Of no consequences as
compared with I'D quantity. AlAugh) Now, the right
honorable gentlean seems 10 DO In doubt % 10 what
may be his lot ntne Parliament and what should
recommend him bs-if he will permit me 10 give him
advicc--is the choolmaster abroad. usushtcr)
should think tbs with his great power OF classical and
historical lustron he might soon be able to clear the
minds Of the nw constituency Of oil sperous sun,'
and thus renderthcm - sound conservatives as be
himself could dsirs Hear. hear ana . laugh,
must however. smind the right honorable gentleman
when he tells usH the victims At Cheronsa, 10 whom
be kens himself that they died for their country and
died expressing ser proud sxutaton chat their blood
should be shed rsc sacred cause BIT this victim Of
Cheronea takes % earliest opportunity not Of express
ing his glory 10 is achievements and his Sacrifices but
Of absolutely aneunciag The conditions on which he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-13
Tho Jaclks0a Tea9eAys.Tho
IBOdy Of the H1orue Woecovere0.

I30dy Of she n1orUe Doscov0reA.
Prom she Dubuqss Herald.
On the Esd day of lest January young
man by the name Of Samuel =. Cronh, wss
brutslly murdered by some unknown par
ties, on the main road, q short distance be-
low Cottonvills, in Jackson county. The
affair created much excitement In that vi.
entity, and full particulars of the tragedy
were published in the Herald Although
the most untiring search was made. no trace
Of the murderess or the horse which csouk
rode WAS discovered. Three parties rssd-
ing near cottonville were arrested on sus-
pieion, but were soon after discharged with
the exception Of ono Watkins. Who was
bound over. AZ the recent session. o! shs
grand Jury they we're unable TO nod any
indictmsnt against hin, and b TO wes es-
charged. Many Of the eitisens bad gwen
~ tie search o hopsleee 80 settles dswe
IN The convicsioa that tine alone ceulA un>
eavel the mystesy when sAsthse discovery
vas made which will tend to agaia raise the
eessssi sxcieensnt Last Saturday small
Boy while wandering Of from the mais
road, shest distases bslow Cettenville.
cane vpea the sksletoo Of hesse. He Of
snes notified semS9nsiehbsss living nsar Of
his discovery, when q exA0ination reveals
ID The isct that Tie hosss was he oss last
ridden By Csonk. bsiss d On isea gray col>
q and having saddls end bsiddis which
we're easily identified. The animal had
heen led . quarter Of . mile from the spot
where the nsusdss was supposed 70 have
been committed, sad tied to small Tree IL
inches in diameter. This tree stood IN .
thick elump Of timber, and the horse could
not be perceived from The road. Here the
poor brute starved to death, having hses
vnawed down the tree to which il was tied,
and having also gnawed - for % the halts.
/ would reach iato another. The animal
must have lived two weeks, - the ground
VS. beaten down smooth and hard, while Il
was deeply dsotsd in pisces. showing thai
; the animal had made violent efforts to ge'
away. A hat Was also discovered . shos'
. distance OF on the grosod, between tw'
trees, and which Il thought TO have bees
wssu By oos Of the nusdssers. This die
covsry has awakened renewed s1ertioss
and " understand that watkius hes beef
again arrested. Murder will oct, aed il ]
to b hoped that the avsoging Nsmssi
r nov on he track Of thses nsnds will seel
! fad and bring them % spsedy judgment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-13

Dr. Doheneks Ru1snoalc Syrup.
rAis greet usdiems cured Dr.. J II. SeheseA. the
Psopeie6s, q Pulmoaasy Consumption, when is
bed assuU6d IL most formidable aspect, aud when
speedy dsa1h aDpsass1 to - inevitable His physi-
e3ans peoaOuncod hs eaee ineusaole, VIA ho con-
msaeed Ne nee AZ this si0ple but powerful esmedy.
His health was restored 10 very abort time, end no
return u tie disease has beeA appssAended for al
Ne sywpeons quickly disapDsard, and his present
weight g more thss two haadred pOunds.
Sfnes bic recovery, he has devoted HE attention
exclusively TO the care Of ption, and the dis
esees WAtch usually complicated with IT, aad the
cures effected BY HE medicine have been very nu-
Dsruus and truly wonderful. DR.. Schenek makes
professional vsits 10 several OF the larger citiee
weekly, where he has large cOncoursc Of patients,
and Il 10 truly astonishing To poor consumptves
that have to be led out OF their carriages, and In
few months. healthy, robust persons. Ms scsvscK's
PUlNonic SYaur, SRAwKxD TcHio, and MASDsAKR
PiLas generally all required IN curing c"nsump-
tsn. Full directions accompany each, go that any
one can take them without eeeing DR.. Schenck, but
when II IL veneut II IL best TO see him. He givee
advice fec, bat for thorough exnmins with his
Reapiromc,er his fec IL three dollars
Pesse observe, when Purchasing, thst the ~ like
nesses OF the Doctos-Onc when In the lest stage u
Consumption, and the other he now L. In perfect
heailh-ase on the Government stamp.
Sold by all druggsts and dealers Price. II 90 Per
bottle. or 81 Sc per half 0osen. Letters for sdvce
should always be directed 70 DIR. Schencks Principal
Once, No, IS North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, "a.
General Wholesale ARcnte: John d. Park, Ctncin-
natl Ohio: Walker : Taylor, Bufnham 4 Van
Schaaen Chicago, ILL.,; C0llins Br0e,, %. Louie. MO
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II |. hardy necessary to recall what has
been done in Louisiana BY the Military Com.
,nander placed there, aud approved Dy the
Secretary Of War, under the Military Re-
construction Bill The authority for this
use and abuse Of power WAS granted by
Congress, and Congress 10, Of course re-
sponslbie for the conversion often States in
10 five dcspotisms, and 20 al tho evil con-
sequences 10 liberty and jussies to aow from
this act. Such acta, however, Impress ~
deeply with the order Of events In the early
history ofshs republic. They carry 10 beck
to Ksae George end he Destination Of
Americas lndepsndssss-s State paper for
which radicals probes very essaA reverence,
but TO the real terms end 0sauiae Of Which
they pay very little ssspsss. The ehssses
made against ths British King were thus,
IN part recorded:
lie has refused = pass Laws ios the -
commodatisa Of large distsieAs q people, un-
isss these people would sslisquish The night
Of representation in the Legislature night
inestimabls 70 then, sad formidable to tyr
auts emily.
lie has made judges dependent On biz
viii also, for the tern Of their once,
and the smount and tho payment Of ths''
salaries.
lie has erected . multitude Of new Of
fees, and sent hither swarms Of officers, 4
harass our people, and eat out their cub
stance.
lie has kept among us, in tiOs Of peace
standing armies. without the consent Of GU
Legislatures.
lie has effected 70 render the military in
dependent Of, and superior -, the civ
power.
lie hes combined with others 70 subjet
us to . jurisdiction foreign 70 our constltu
sioa end unacknoWlsdgsd by cur lave. CIV
Ing his assent TO their pretended acts Of lsl
islation-
Fos quArtssing large bsdiss Of asns
Fl imposing ,asss on 10 ~i.hou. .,
conssaA;
For deny as us. in many cases. q u
right Of trial BY jury;
Fer taking away eur ehastess, abolish
isg our most valuable ls~s, and sitsrr
fundamentally The ferns Of cur 0ovssa
msnss;
For suspsnding our own Legislator
and declaring thsmsslvss iovss'sd ~
power 70 Teeielate fer - Ia oil cases whaes'
ever.
And IL was fereibiy addsd that . prime
whose charactss 10 thus marked 6y evw
Get which may define tysaot, 10 unit ~ ;
the ruler Of free people,"
New, every enc 81 these several declara
,ions appear - IL written for our swn d
end tine They are painfully applicable
the condition Of the South, TO the action
Congress, ana 10 the eternal principles
tsuth. The more W think Of what Coz
srsss hes dous, the more ws feel amaze
that % man, Of our people silently look o.
while the prscspss and sxamplss Of OF
fathers are thus Ssampled 10 the dust
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NOoU0k1Ou0 VcAOEG0u lmoR0CeGR.
Cures them without resorting to Mercury lodtde
Potassii. Arsenic, any poison, but with Neptral-
iser, positive for ali humors and blood peiepne
ORGANIC WEAKNkrs. such % Seminal Weakness.
Nocturnal and Durnal msrions, brought % b.
abuse Of the system early ndscrepns, excesses, Or
zion. dspressi0n, di1nes and ofteptinee ineanty,
with other deporable train Of symptoms treated aud
radically cured with al iufaibe method saving much
time and expense. elect, Gonorst9a, Structure. and
al Diseases peculiar to the fex.s OF private nature,
radically cused.
Old diseases OF the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the flood has become poieoned, producing
botches the face. email wAfey blisterr paine in
hsad and bones, liberated throat, nose, limbs and
body. scrofula. together with endless number Of
eu6esings.
Dr. Jsnss ID Recommended BY the pre.s generally,
Ii medical facuy and professofsof medical college,
etc. Those a6licted should apply Immediately, cad
be cured Of there terrible diseases.
DR. JAMES has juetissued rev eed. improved md
greatly enlarged edition OF THR MONITOR On Ven
sra Diseases peculiar 70 the se1es. with directions
and prescriptions for self tresoment.
sPknnAI oHnBRA. caused BY self abuee. sexual cx-
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the gtteniion OF the reader.
An important feature Of the book is treatise upon
Conccption--how ayoided-and the necessity and
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Tie various diseases peculiar TO females are fully
treated and their remedies i>en.
The Monitor - printed upon fine paper, neatly and
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A.projscs 10 on foot to supply the city Of
London With fresh water from the Wsstmoss.
land Laiss, By IN aqusduet which viii deiiv-
e %. O00, 900 Of galisns day. The lsnsth Of
esaqusd0ss viii - las milse, and ~ estis
mated ccse En- 900. 600.
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A CANVASS OF THE UNION

A OANN Mss OF TIE VNION
proves that the most successful candidate for general
favor ever placed before
THE PEOPLE
that pure and salubrious vegetable beautfer.
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYR.
Par and vide. throughout the restored republic II
defiance Of rivalry and competition, 1t appeals
TO THE POLLS!
Of all who design TO clothe the came with the nagn
cent black brown hues which nature has denied or
aga stolen away. Manufactured BY J. CRlSTADO
RO, Aston House. N. Y. Sold By Druegasu.-
Applied BY oil Hair Dresser.
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CONBUMPTION. eCROYULA. RHBUMATISh. ee
Our on Aae stood the test Of 20 ysass, and Thousands
Of pa13ooO attsibute their recovery to lie usc 70
warmed pufc. ne04AAN CO., Chemists and
0rue9ie1a New Yeek, febIld3m
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0On arc re-
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The Detroit Frs Pfeas hes decided, after
. fair trial, that the folio form Il the bsat
fos aswspapse. IL says:
At the earnest request Of large oejse-
ny efths a1vHeieiag patssas q .this papss
the Free Phsss. daily md .tsi-weekly will
hereafter b issued 10 folio form. The inside
pages 81 NE quartz fern ass sAjeeesd y By
advitisefs - not placing their advestisss
msnts In su0lcieutiy psominsnt manner
esfoeo ths public, aad heir appears 70 BE-
justice in the complaint. The adisarnment
Of Congress and the Legislature lightens
the telegraphic pressure upon our columns
to IN extent which enables us. in the pres
ent form to give our readers - much news,
editorial and miscellany, - ~ have done 10
the old form.
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MISGUIDED MEN,

AnD sns Law OF CuAnifY AND nsnCY.
HowAnD DssAYs. on the Errors. Abuses and Diess-
ses which form the basis Of the C:avsst Maadies In
~ asst ses Of man. end feaffuly ssp The vital
ess with sure means Of relief Seat II sealed letter
envelopes. free Of Charge Address. DE-. J. eKILLIN
nOU0HTON. Howard Association. Philadelphia.
Ps. janl5d4w3n