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AGESOE1E.E.ANY

Women of thieyingpropensities in
New York make the bosom of their
dress q receptacle for eggs. A mar
ket detective, noticing the full "de-
velopment" of q customer, laid his
rnde hands upon her, and crushing
the concealed eggs, allowed her to
depart with-the embryo omelet.
Jones was asked, just after the fail
ure of the First National, if he had
any deposit there. He replied he
had made all his deposits in This city
in bank which never failed. What
bank? Faro bank.
Ne,o Orleans Picayune.
'.You would be pretty, indeed"
said gentleman, patronizingly, to
young lady, ''if your eyes were only
little larger" "My eyes may be
very small, sir, but such people as you
don't I'LL Men,p'
A man in Buffalo has succeeded in
writing the Lords Prayer inside
circle the size of three-cent piece
twenty-nine times.
Old Singleton says that he only
knows of one thing better than
wedding present. wedding absent.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

WHE ladies, gentlemen and young PEG.
I6e 35 G9lHmbIa ia Who may be in want
fully and earnestly invited by the ladies OF
the Industrial Association to call at their
Work-roOm, in the Female Academy, and
examine the articles which they have now
ready for sale. Some one will always be
found ready to exhibitthcrea ready-madc gar
ments and to receive orders from those
who may wish to have work done neatly
and promptly.
The object of the Association is to fur
nish constant employment to those who.
having been impoverished by the war. nov
depend on the needle for daily bread
Does not such an object commend itself to
the hearts of our citizens? Or must the
anxious applicants for work be told that
our,Peope prefer Northern-made garments.
and that there is, therefore, no more wort;
for item? Shall it be said that such y
Association as this cannot be sustained in
the capital of South Carolina2 Jan 10
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MIDNIGHT RAIDERS!

REWARE of these midnight marauders
Id and Aisturbers of ''nature's sweet re-
storer, balmy sleep" Get bottle of the
infallible lied BUG DESTROYER" Now
is the time TO get rid OF them, and secure
peace and comfort. For sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH,
-tpril DRUGGISTS.
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Laurens Railroad-..New schedhle
a IE;L Elag J
OFFICE LAURENs RAU,ROA1

LAURENs G. a., s. c., May %. 1SG7.
M and after MONDAY next, 27th inst
~ the trains will run as follows, until fur,
ther notice. The Road having been com
pleted through to Newberry, freight and
passage will be considerably reduced:
Leave Laurens ats O'Clock a. m. on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive
at Newberry at half-past 10 O'clock.
Leave Newberry at 25 minutes past /
O'Clock on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
Gays; thus connecting with both the ND
i., .no uown trains on the Greenville and Co
mated. JOSFpU GBEWS,'
June ( ~ w ~ ""P l.
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S1OO Reward.
a' MAYORS OFFICE,


COLUMBIA, June 8, 1867.
II N the latter part of 1865, an alarm bell,
IL which was suspended near the school
house Of Palmetto Lodge, I. o. o. F., was
stolen and carried off. A reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS is offered by the
or FIFTY DOLLARS for proof sufficient to
convict the person or persons guilty of the
theft. THEO. STARK. Mayor.
June9 10
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DAILY Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad.
80 u. -. :,s! 80 6
SUPTs OFFICE G. & C.R.R..
ON 49,, COLUMBIA, May so, 1867.
~ - Irains OF the Greenville and Columbia
hallroad Company will he run daily CSun-
Gays Gays excopted) over the Blue Ridge Rail
conuoot c0n, oe.Meen Anderson and Walhalla, TO
I,,ro r5ic q haiiroad. b. SLOAN,
oullO Sup. Ct. N c. r. r
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The Adornment Of the Head---The
Hair Restorer.

1%N1I 4lVoLUIGI.
GRAY HEADED people have their locks
N restored by it TO the dark, lustrons,
ssliken tresses of youth, and are happy.
Young people, with light, faded or red hair,
have these untashionable colors changed
to, beautiful auburn, and rejoice. People
whose heads are covered with dandrufrand
humors, use it, and have clean coats and
clear and healthy scalps. Bald-headed
veterans have their remaining locks tight
eened, and the bare spots covered with
iiuxurlant growth of hair, and dance for
richly poriumed. Yong ladies use It be. e.
cause it keeps their hair in place. Every
body must and ,cW use it, because it is tho
cleanest and best article in the market.
For sale by FISHER " HEINITSH,
Feb 3 Druggists.
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Foreign Markets.

! 54stf Per Perstd.l r..t s ..,!
sr ~ follows: On Friday last the cctoI market
CONT d heavy and some further decline was3subnittcd
then current a.. acted the attention bpyess
and a brisk demand arose Saturday which
and foreign politics. The busines on Monday and Tues
day large and full priees but tho fatness obscrva-
reaction to rates considerably below the quora-
tons Of THURSDAY list The gingury1or Sca 1snnd has
galnr the decline the past fortnight is gen
orally about ID per b American is quoted at AaA&d be
pressed and aa9d per ID lower IN cotton to arrive
tho week five days. amount to 5O,55O bales. including
237o speculation; ind $40 declared export The
ndn o
asd; middng do ld IT The stock is estmateda at 795.
Ds ps
very dun and irregular and quotations are fully I'd Per
MAscaEsEEn TRADE-Bustnees moro depressed than
on Tuesday last further concession OF 96d ID eth
er Oh yarn or CLOTH producers fails to tempt buyers
.BREADsrUFFs.-Nor regular market since Tuesday but
es ssa 8 ae9 ss " rather dea
Pnov!s1oEs-R good demand at the fun prices OF
sse week es PosR II steay request ~ holders Arm Ba;
rather dearer; aue 4ss 6dnSos Cd Cheese in far re-
quest; but prices rather eaer al kinds except the
finest Butter quiet but steady. Tallow steady
AS Cd per cwt for North American.
sdas4s Small sales Pearls ut 4os per cwt sugar
has been more active but closes quiet Coffee inactive
an e s de-
mand Lnseed Cakes sales OF American, at s9 15s
n10 D Cd per ton. Pale Seal Oil E42af42 1Os Sperm
s14o. Idnseed OIL quiet Mt sssaSss Cd. Rosin common
American 8sass %; fine 1Ss owt Small sales Spi1ih
Of Turpenttne at s6s 50 per cw Petroleum influenced
by forced sales Of wrecked OIL is generally lower
refined moderately steady at ldals Cd per gallon
| Spirit Quiet at Is 2da1s Sd per gall IN 5 Co.
Messrs Chambers, Holders e. Company, IN their East
India cotton circular dated L1veEpoo April rena.s
toward the end Of March has been proasod upon the
market for sale BY paros whs arc cther OF IN
nght considerable relief therefore been given
to 9ecessitous holaers Taking all hings into account
and judging from what at present appears the surface
we are not d1sncncd to Ioo for soine little amendment
of PRICES after the Easer holidays; at all events
noreason why they should further give way. -. A .-
" should be further borne in mind that notwithstan
ding the late and present heavy import of cotton,
still less than when It was to tho corresponding period
OF last year the stock here is about par Last
year. whilst the quantity at from the East is little
more than what 1t then. The aggregate suppIies
from all count1tes from the present time to the end Of
cuTent year, expected to fall considerably
Of what they we're during the same time Inst On
the other hand the consumption of Great Britain and
the export demand 80 fer shows dimuuidon but az
the year advances they likely to increase thar
4 not : :
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tno mn % Observed in oversocng the market for
have a,d AZ n6W etvins Order,
are considered to be doing right regards prices for
with the prospect ahead tho must either
get price for boots and shoes suspend
operations in order 70 insured against loss In
the Locale tGktness continues very
but bghthtoc nadeup ndvsnce, they work
ing on orders and getting paying prices for ther work
generally The shipments byrnn o- the week hnve boon
The shipments Tor the week by and rail
e been 49, 165 against 1896 for tho
responding week last year. .yt .-@---..
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 3.-coTroN-Is very Glow Of sales
no demand from spinners- With small sales quote
Middling Uplands ut 81 Cents ,'s NJ I'll ~
CoEFEE-Iherc is some inquiry for Rio hut the only
sales reported wore 200 bags from second hands, as
a19 cents, gold. !, Ii: i III ts. r !lI' 4 ~,
FLoUh-The market is without any change; demand
quite Light and holders firm in of the relatively
lower prices prevailing here compared with all other
markets have SINCE heard Of sales of 100 bbls City
Street super at sll 75 Dbl We repeat the questions
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FAIRFIELD Bip1E SOCIETY,". venerable
organization held its 49th anniversary in the
Presbyterian Church on Thursday last, MAY and,
Major 8. G.. Barkley, presiding. The President
has ofciaSe1 n that capacity now for about thirty
years. .zS5-- Pr gisi 'isi's .ta's .l:i -
Rev. g: r. Brackctt opened the meeting with
prayer, the reading Of q chapter from the Bible,
and announcing, that in the absence Of the divine
who was expected TO preach the sermon, the Rev.
E. Bolles, Agent Of tho American Bible Society,
would address the meeting. y .sas :,
The Rev. Mr. Boales did address the meeting,
accomplished and anticipated by the American Bi-
ble Society. w 5--t'f - 7f' 5Ht g-I-T,1T
The address Of MI. BoNes was full Of interest,
lhe Society Eenewed its connection Viii III INC De
house IN New YoI * Wannsboro Ne,os. ';e:z :
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% THE 6 1EliATg EliA T :EiNSCHANTER. :E -.s
Sleep makes us NIL pashas -Bedouia Properl. ~.
sleep is the poor mans war1nest cloal: l::.,-.- =.
his treasurer to dispense ~ ra..-.s j..
his lSrish aims. and turn to gold -%, s,,.S
His scanty pence.
Hc heals .hs Ricklnnu In itrcan,,
"a! And Eeta tie Settered FREQ: y, s't @g% -.
he calls the hcggar from rs don
To golden luxury. 80 TtS,f: t1.
he crowns the bounded exile king:
Reve> SOS Fatc's dscrces: .,''s'G
And bids the brietless plcadcr rise = -H
Judge OF tho Common Pleas. ;,: Z
Slcop joins the partrd lovers hands: :.-iE-
Wroatlics the starved poets brow; .zr
And calls the hero still unknown 4,f.,
From lonely village plow. : ." M .s-,r, r : "A
SIeep,hoids the resurrection koys, :.gr w +
And from his ahadowy plein
Down Mc,nory's long and: cloudy vaults
The dead como back again. = r.,y
...-s u, ID; sd tits .7.r3".77f ~
Sleep comes, like death, alike to ALL =, 4.
GiTiae cQuahtyl@7.,cs y. =, =, -,-sl.tsgst.s MI;
Blosses tae monarch in his Btate, n 7.-
The slave;tpon the sea. m ~ +.' So, 49,. !.
Sleep brings our childhood back again. ~
Tho only Golden Age;
Sleep! Q thou blessed alchemist,
Thou holy Arch3mage - &i?s53E- tN%
~ r; ,.tss.s slChan1bers' Journal.
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GnAIN-Whcat continues very scarce receipts to-day
offered on lange 26 bushs white and 450 bpshs
red, the only sale 219 bush primo white at So xUo
choice here; market nomipally unchanged for red.
to-day were comprised Of H. $50 bushcls
white and 800 bushels yellow; demand good
further advanced 1a2c Included in sales 7o00a
5000 bush white at 81 24a1 81, latter for prime; bush
mixed white at 81 %; 400 bushs yellow at 81 700
oushs do ut 81 30 and $50 bushs also 2700
bushs Western mixed at 81 o. Oats21OO offered:
market higher, with sales of 1900 buas 75cs; 1900
bushs do. ut u cents and 1900 buahs 78 cts Rye
none arriving, quote nj 81 70a1 rs per bushel- 5s
- MoI4AssEs--Ihere WIS sae today OF 95 bbls Cuba
at IS cts: market at aose ss quite bare
OF stock In first hands, and prices firm, though nominal
.PRov1sIoNs- Pork is held higher to-day ON ac-
count Of furher advance in the Wests quote S24 per
DBL Bulk Meats firm before quoted held at % for
Shoulders and 10 loose aud for packed Sides
Bacon is in fair joboing demand and prices steady 10
a101ac for Shoulders 12a134c for RIB Sides 12a12xc
for clear rb do net cash, and $50 time orers Hams
15a16c for plan, and l7a17Lc for sugarcured Lard
quiet and firm ut 13al3Ac for City, and for
Western terces; outside prices Tor retail lots ~ 4: ASA
RIoE-1he market is quiet bui held finn No
fcr Carolina md oha9zc per fb for Rangoon. &s..2
sUaAR-We notice some inquiry for hut no
sales tanspired We haveonly notice 20 hhds Rroee
quoted. ;.2.Fsi Z. -
: lots from jobhars there Is good dSmand
and prices steadily maintained at So 1oa3 20 for Liverpool
Fine and Sc 20 per sack Ground Alum Turk Island
Jobbing from store at 62a6ec Per bushel e and
WH1sKEr-Reai- nominal In tho absence OF sales 1t
25a28c per gallon in bond. lIr E T~rS' '
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Milan journal says: preparations are now
being actively made for the marriage of Prince
Amadeus: The ladies Of Brussels intend to pre-
sent to the Princess a splendid dindem Of exuui-
ente workmanshlp. Prince de Ia Csterna, as win
be remembered, was in 1921 obliged to quit Turin.
IN consequence of being implicated in the trial Of
Cafoonar1; he then took refuge in Belgium, where
he gained the sympathy and esteem Of every ono
The King has sent to the young lady necklace Of
pearls and diamonds os the value OF more than
aGG,ooo francs. On the wedding day sx young
and 6% the Prince VIII give in each case doWry Of
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A letter from Marseles saws NJ 81 Iaroe ,,yacor5
on the walls OF this city announces that tho cele
ns nrased There's is to give Of Alcazar
aus1c Hal M on the 23d The price Of admission is
The notice does not however, mention wl,ether a
enee @ WILDE expected to liquor. afresh after each
dGursn or the ''sapeur," even sung BY Theresa: is
rather hifh when for the quarter Of that sum the
R Rup1c OF Marsell!es have had Nourrit, Duprez
certainly did not sing the ssFemine Barbe. INT 1T
we're nevertheless great Srtis. .s y n -
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THE AIKEN PRESS,

TIs M MPRoRosRp 70 PUs11sH N sTHs TOWN oF
to be deyoted to General senoopoticae Se cue
mens oi sos Sss Eo9n,as. snd |
The Vineyard, and the an1den ANews snnrnsrr o.
9l sGnn digest Sf Tie II important weak
ton win be gvea to the unsettled question Of aho ~
% oes5 s adaptsa 70 our condition. and development
culture, Frnitraising, and Vine rowinR - Asls -
Terms-$S a'yeaz In hdvance..gt a.. -. ~ E..,,
y W. D. Knx1Azp. Publisher AcA Edsscs
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's!",. --s = '''rfl
'FaG8e myers.

\ Per steamship saragossa, for New York-A Warner
and lady, Miss Catharine Murphy "A Hammond, Indy
and infant J. Gor6ett Marriott, Doyle H Byron,
Geddes, Daly and wife. W Hurry and child Wood.
cock Master Daly Mrs Augusta Loonaer. Mrs McNa-
G.Antoine, y Frances Connor. A Huray, NJ WATKINS
nir Ryerson. &''$ 4 a @ g fS1. ;EE2' "a .3%
and Hilton Head " Redwood. n wigg,ns and Lady
8 Smith, J smitl, Kerr Scripter, Boulnot "
Brevaid, Cole Goodwin and lady, " Towne {
Co. eock and lads, Enstice and lady, n S. Epsioe
Rey E!Bellinger, ReVD .Walkcr .s..s,.:I.s
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CURANDI DIFFER NON IN ANNUM
RODRIGUE'S
PULMQNIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC,

EoR TIE CUBE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS IN THE
~. CHEST AND SIDES. DIFFICULTY II BREATH
IMl, BRONCHITIS. CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HEMORRHAGE, and all affections of the Lungs.
This great r~u7tye s offered the public that all
who viii avail them selves Of its remedial power may be
benefited. -.G s1f VI i.I5lf :E..5-s!. ;s.' \
only Requires fair trial to confirm its Invaluable
eReEcy IN diusng through each channel OF the human
organization restored vitality ftinygorates and EN-
oes II Lnnga With hyathfui eascty restores warmth
which Is their essential eemout the sluggah
sells into activity heals the affected iobes; puries and
enrches tho blood; regulates the circulation; induces
nee and easy respiration and espels through its admin
stradon each aud every concoant disorder present
the nalsdy recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopeless and incurahle.. 4.,..4 NJ .1,3
This compound is perfectly safe, possessing neither
narcotic enehc properties which unfortuatcly are
always employed essentials in every preparation for
Cough or Lung afechon-a mistake which too Of en- In
ts Irritating and denflitatnR conseqnAnces only con-
dnees 70 much general de1ansezaent Of the system,
soy1ng appetite and creating injurious nervous ex.
sults. H, S.3,..a,s -ll5f-,-.,.4 -. : = -
Under the influence Of this approved and ,nyaluabla
specific tho most distressing Cough yields dncuity
breathing and gains and soreness sbside heorrhage
Z. PHfeE'FOR SINGLE BOTTLE $1.25. S::.
sold BY the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS. and the principal Druggists
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May .-TuRrEHrin K LReoeipts light
and market steady Sales Of IS IS for virgin 81
for yellow dip, and 50 80 for hard q $50 his
SPIRITS TunPENrnsE-Has declined in price, and wp
per gallon. Fs at,F,lT : !--G: i -
RostN-salea Of 9ss bbls. s2.75 for Common, 50 s5a
q 80 5or Strained Common sSas3 25 for NO 81 25a
IS for No and S5 25a$5 so for Pale, oil a 2s0 tbs
No other Transactions reported. q .Sas.s
MoNETAaE AsD F1NAFctAI. There is but little change
Of Domestic Exchange. Rates for outside bills
shade lower, and with good supply and moderate de-
Gold 1S5a135A' :5I t.$5 Y. 80 43.:: :.S &c.
for sixty days and 14s for sight "
New Orleans SiGhl par. - ~ ..--. H....:l
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Uonsignees per soatiss T. -Cair7oli;na y ma; Itailroua

Phosphate; 2s bbs Spirits and II bbs Crude Tmpentine
s2 bb!s Rosin IL cara Lumber Wood, Shin
gles. @ &C: TO Ebaueh ;, Maiionee ~ Henery Wei
Etsey Kenyon, Rodgers 4 c.. Bonneu & Drum
9pa asn5 Hunt 1oe 4 coa " Williams c.
Pringe, F Baker Co. Gibbes & Co, NJ Goldsmith &
Son, Fraser Co, Ravenel Co. J & W a Armstrong.
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=, prom tie shoe aid 1sa.axt ,a.no,,ll Y

\; BOSTON BooT AND SHOE MAn ErFor tho Vnak anstno
May 2--There has not been great danapd for ooo.S
the past week but huaneas has been fr for the essso1
and tho quantity Of goods shpped hss BEEN ia exoss :;
former at the time There IL sonsIds-.ss
rInneas tn tho market and somewhat higher prinas -
obtained :or reasonable and desirable goods but the
vance the manufactured Article as yet IN 7,cf Iss
pace with tho market for stock, which continues hie
While the sendency Is to sta higher rates. with sHor
auppy ana signs OF stu greater scarcity espeaiy sf
the heavier Lines Of upper leather. The
arc now making up goods for the fan tzade, r1nodpay
on sdvance orders which, with the present q
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= -
GOTTaCHALaK

consider oh.cks4ss,,a supezsu= to any
.14y arc unrtvsned for their singing qualities and In
ene harmonious roundness OF thear tone Thare ia
fes1ect homogenetsy touH Hhout the resyiaers .hs
upper notes are rennarknoe clsarness and
WHICH do not find IN other instrument vhilo she
nse1s distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent seniority. N ~
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New .tsrlcans nInrxct.

IEere Wcf0 NOT any exports Today.
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs.-fhere have not been iny re-
cepts since yesterday The supplies of the production
of Louisiana very Light, but there little or de
and and we did not hear Of sale worthy Of note to-
inferior 12c for good common, 12c r 13c for fully
fi, 1s1alSSc for prime alc for seconds and 1sNa14c
es The stock on hand Of Cuba Sugar and Moasses is
liberal but there Is demand and the total sbsence
of sales for sometime accurate quotations cannot be
given. 5 -5.t4& ~ aTn:st a:.t+Es asit a,i .fs
sales to-day or 1505o sacks Of which 500 mixed aud
1000 do at 81 5000 white and yellow st - as 1900
at 81 y05 white, 200 yellow, 1850 white A5O
white and 1000 white yellow and mixed all at 81 40 per
bu shcl. - 4. - = a3Jss ~ =
FnE1eHrs.-With more offering for shipment taerates
soasswase are fuller and those far foreign ports arc
sor Is TO- Tor Bosso; Steam Ne York and Boston ssc
PORK Sail for 1dyerpool 17s2as1sd fos cotton; Havre
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..:.,=.snt ,tfs = sL0HDoa ,JuIy 90 1896
Aesrs C1ickrsu1 q Sons: - = - = -, 80
GENTs 1hAve Just been Invited by Masars Collard e.
try 6rnnd Piano-f forte rnknntacehred BY you anf /
have NO hesitation In endordng the opinion ot my !d
1rasud MI D. Conar. y1x: That y is the npaas In.
6tTumens ever played on. H. -'''-''3
Believe me, gentlemen. moot faithfully yours
#.l.a ,e&i II -: JE:st y: i'll HATTOy
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The garden Of the Tuilleries is threatened with
tiglione tits said is to be prolorged to the SEINE
and to traverse the gardon.' The part next the
Palace Pa wiz be.Tesefved for Imperial uso, and the
Baron Haussnaan Is as Unsuitable ana unconsciona-
bic in one way Ill. de Bismarck in another, and
as writer in Figaro justly remarks lit is hard to
tell why strsetsshoud be made in all the gardens,
and gardens in all the Streets :
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CARD:

It's with feelings OF pride American manufacturer,
that publish the following testimonials which have
been received py recently: 1"--',' 4
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James w. Weali, Esq: -. -. - -
MY DEaa sm:5 AZ you are going back to the United
6tates- must beg you to reEembe- me hndly 10 the
Messra- OhtckartoQ. Tell them wns delighted With
their Grand Ptano1or1e-ds good $astyAaS,k nS,t
q ,oas eDer tssTaea out botA IN Eos.eh andtrr -
So Wishing yous DC. I ruGsaln evert, ny,
4.sss: as:s III +. BRoADWOOD n,
Firm Of I hroadwood g. Sons. Ptsao-aozte MAnutac.