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Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
LATEST NEWS.

By the mail which arrived here on the eve
ming Of the first, we have the Wilmington
JourRdL and San Bernariino GuGrdiaa Of
April 2D, and the dita OF the 18th. The
Journal says:
ARRfYED-The steamer Pacific brought
TO Wilmington, from San Francisco, on her
trip yesterday several officers Of the L. $.
Army, on official business, Maj. Gen. II. W
IIalleck Commanding Division OF the Pacific !;
Maj. Gen. Robert Allen, Chief Quarter Mas
ter, Division Of the Pacific: Col Rcbt "
Scott, Aid de Camp TO Maj. Gen. Hslleck !;
MAJOR isof . II;;ss;;;:,ss Inspector General hi
vision Of the Pacific Lieut.. Col c. j.
Sprague, Payma<ter Z. :. i. !; and &. a. Has
kin, Paymaster's Clerk.
II is probable, that owing 20 military ar
Engagements for taking possession Of Russian
America, Gen. Halleck viii not 90 further
than Fort Yuma.
Lieut. Col. Charles Mccormick. Surgeon
L. :. Army, Medical Director, Department
Of California Lieut.. Col. II. V. Reese, Pay
master L. 5. Army and w. V. b. Horner,
Paynaster's Clerk, reached Wilmington on
Saturday last
The Gnardida says
TsE WEsrass Rain cleared of in ths
beginning Of the week, since which time w
have had dry pleasant weather For a day
or two the clouds seemed 60 be threatening
another pourdown, but present appearances
indicate a continuance * fair weather. Thi,
will be the second week Of the year Ia which
no rain has fallen.
PARaLysn.-With deep regret, We state
that, on the 10th inst, MFR. Samuel Cohen,
Of the firm of II. Newmark a Co, Of los
Angeles, was suddenly seized With paralysis,
and was rendered speeches lie has bis
faculties, but Is utterly helpless We hope
most sincerely that his recovery will soon be
announced
DEPARTuREs.-Mr and Mrs. Pine having
retired from the hotel business, left here this
week. TO spend some time az the hot spring.
near Santa Barbara, Mr.. p. being in III
health. They are generally known through
out the southern country and adjoiuIng
Territories, a. having kept a iirst-class house,
aud being obhgiug and attentive to all their
guests.
From the ma we learn that the Russian
American treaty was confirmed by the Sen
ate, but two voting against IL.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

JONI II. TATMAS.--By some oversight the
MINER has omitted to mention the death of
tiiiiis we'll known character which occurred at
Tucson in February. Tatman had lately ar
rived in Tucson from Prescott, and, while in
liquor, shot a soldier who had given him no
proyocation. lie was arrested By the Sheriff,
and turned over to the military, and attempt
ing $50 the story goes TO escape from the
guard house, on the first night of his inesr-
ceration, was shot There is much difference
of opinion in Tucson as to the circumstances
Of his death, many thinking that the soldiers
shot him wantonly and without excuse. II
is. te say the least, to be regretted that the
the soldiers, who were much exasperated in
view of the death of their comrade, which
was, of course, crime for which TstfDan
could not have escaped responsibility. Tat
man came TO Arizona several years since, and
usually lived IT Prescott. Something of his
history is given in the annexed article from
the San Bernardino Guardian:
" He came to this country 10 ls49, AMI in
1851 settled in Mariposl He made more
money than would have suiiiced dozen men
for fortunes. Elected 10 the Legislature in
1857 on the Know Nothing ticket, lac was
conspicuous there for his cccentricities. The
fire of 81 in Manposa cleaned him out. and
disdaining sympathy or assistance, he shout
dered his pick aud shovel, and ieined the
pioneers TO Mono in 1858. From thence lac
passed down through the wild Indians of
Owens river. 20 Potosi, then newly discoy-
cred. but finding il unsuited 60 his peculiar
genius, he went 10 Holcomb, where he re-
manned till 1868, when the news of the dds
coycries near La Paz induced him to embark
his fortunes in Arizona. He remained there
drifting about with varying fortunes, and
now we have received news Of him and OF
his untimely death
poor Tatman was one of the most gener-
Gus Of neutrality-suspicious. sincere
friend, and loved by those who knew him.
He leaves wife and two children in the
neiglIborhood Of Visalia.r
Tatman was estimated in the same way
here, and had many friends who regret that
his worst enemy, liquor, should have led him
TO such an unfortunate death. He was a
man of great wit and bumor, given 20 odd
and pithy expressions. and with advantages
of education and good habits he would prob
ably have attained high position.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
Union Republican
CONVENTION.

4 T meeting Of the Union Republican
N County Central Committee, held at
Prescott on Monday. March 25lh, 1861, it was or
dered that Convention Of the Union Republicans
Of Yavapai County should assemble in Prescott on
Monday. May 6th-at IL IN.
II u recommended that primary meetings for
the election Of Delegates TO attend the Convention
De held B tine several precincts on or before Ssiur
day April Goth, 1867.
The following number Of Delegates will be sd-
miited from each precinct:
Prescott Mcdowell Turkey
Creek LYNX Creek Wick
enburg Skull Valley 2-Rio
Verde 3--Agua FRO l-Postle's
Ranch big Bug l-Ticondero-
ga Walnut Grove Sterling
Mine l-Vulture Mine BLACK
Canon Weaver Aqua Gala
entha Walnut Creek limp
qua Mine i.
By order Of Committee.
J.P. HARGRAyE, President.
r. DARLING, Secretary.
Prescott, A. I. March %. 1867
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

LADY's ApvIcE-An Eastern exchange
has the following;
A young lady, the other day, in the course
Of lecture latter the man and manner OF
Miss Anna K. Dickinson), said SECT mar
ried, young man, and be quick about il, too.
Don't wait Tor the millennium, hoping that
the girls may turn TO angels before you trust
yourself with one of them. A pretty thing
you'd be alongside an angel, wouldn't you
YOU brute Don't wait another fay-but
right now--ths very night ask some nice, in
dustrious girl 20 go into partnership with
plan: il with flowers"
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
Democratic
County Convention.

4 7 meeting Of the County Democratic
~ Central Committee held at Prescott, OF
the 10th day Of March, it was
Resolred That a Democratic County Con.
vention be held in Prescott, on the 4th day
Of May, 1861.
Res0lred That primary elections be held
on the 18th day Of April, in the various Pre-
cincts Hereinafter named, for the purpose Of
electing to said Convention the number a
delegates spp0rtiofed 10 each precinct.
Res0lred. The test shall be-" Are you
Democrat :" The apportionment Of Dele
c,a4aa will Ia AZ F.liou-s
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
Dissolution OF COpartnership.
May A

'IHE interest and responsibility Of Mr.. A.
r. Garrison. in the late firm of A +.
Garrison q Co. ceased on the l4,h day Of MARCEL.
1861. The usinesg formerly cOndueted al Fort
Mason, A. 7. will be removed and continued from
April l0th, 1867 at Tucson, A. T. by T. \ Fish
and Z tiiycrbcrg. under the hfm name and style
Of +. y. FISH & co.
T.. " FISH & co.
For, Mason, 4 I. March 18th, 1851 9-3t
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

IMPORTANT MAIL NEws-Just rs we 90
TO press we learn by private letter, that after
July ], there will be regular weekly mail
service between San Bernardno and Prescott
ria La Paz Also that weekly service will
be established from La Paz TO the Aqua Cali
ente Ranch, on the ella. Also, that the ser
vice between liardyyille aud Yumawill prob
aoly be twice a week. Also, that contracts
will probably be let for weekly service from
Hardyvi!le to Austin, Nevada, Uia Paranagat,
and from Prescott to Albuquerque.
This is good news, and as it comes from a
well informed correspondent we are disposed
70 rely upon il.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

THANKS.--L LASDsBERGER, the Pioneer
"CHEAP JOHN wishes TO express his
thanks 10 Mcssrs. Tyson, wuuderlich Sykes. Fl.
Henry. and : great many other gentlemen, i0f
the timely assistance they rendered him In rescu-
ing his goods on the Wednesday nighf nre. Those
gentlemen displayed great faction, aud would make
valuable members Of q are company. Mays
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
Postponed Sale.

TEIIE sale nc Auction of the Ranch and
i Quartz interests belonging TO the estate
of =. VI. Burns, will take place at the Store
Of james Grant, the Administrators, on Mon,
day next, May q, at O'Clock. =. VI.
X. MEACIIAM, Auct'r.
May
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
FIRE IN PRESCOTT.
ERE BURSED-NARKow ESCAPE or TIN
MINER OFFICE.

M b hNfb---NAHhON ENIAFE VI THE
MINER OFFICE.
4. NJ. on the morning Of the second
d the drinking saloon ofG VI. Holiday,
ontezuma street, was discovered 20 be
and the flames speedily communicated
new theatre adjoining, the property Of
btiig 4 Mckinley. Both buildings
fntirely destroyed. IL was only with
featest effort that the bakery adjoining
ays, and the store of "cheap John"
by Gov. Mccormick, adjoining the
r. we're saved Both were much dam
Pnd the Miner Office, near the rear Of the
fe, was severely scorched.
hre is supposed to have been the work
ncendiary having a rvndge against HoI-
The loss may be summed up a. fol-
Holiday, Littig 4 MEG. 5000
Mccormick S2oo-Schscder, che bs-
zoe
citizens worked with will, but in the
Of buckets, hooks and ladders, they
20 but little. Steps should a, once be
20 provide these necessary articles for
Necessity.
be gentlemen who we're active in their
ns to save the Miner Office we take
ras'oh to return our sincere thanks.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN DENVER News OF
z'th, has the following suggestion
UssEsTIoS. believing in the ancient.
Us, the national maxim, that in I'm
re Is strength, we respectfully sug-
'he people Of all the western Terrific
calling Of a convention. at some time
the next six monthssto he composed
gales from all of said Territories, to
upon matters of public policy and
interest, and especially to consider
1hairs Such a convention might he
a iAil, In time 10 lay its proceedings
ongress when it assemblies next in
As suitable place we would sug-
I Lake City, but will defer to any
lat may be considered more convenient
Concerned
say our contemporaries in New Mex
1oha' Utah, Nevada, Montana, Dako-
and Washington"
dea Is good one if practicable, but
OF travel from the various Terrific.
alt Lake City would be heavy, much
uid be required for journeying. and
could attend. Is it not highly prob
the convention would be composed
men as might chance, for business OF
asons, to be at Salt Lake at the time,
ian OF the solid, influential represen.
zen OF the Territories
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

FoR ARlzoSA.-Four teams belonging TO
Mr.. Tibbetts, heavily laden for Prescott, and
three teams for HardyvilIe, left San Bernar
dino lately in company for their destinations
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
FOR SALE.

TINE death Of Mr.. Y. A. Bentley having pre-
i vented the completion Of his contract 10
purchase the ARIZONA MISkR Office, il Is now OF.
sred for sale at the price be was 10 have paid,
with the simple addition Of the outlay for new
material procured since the date of bis contract.
The establishment has two good presses. and In
news and ioh type is one OF the most complete
upon the Pacific coast, outside Of San Francisco,
Parties wishing 20 negotiate, and ready 10 pur.
chase FOR CASH will address
ARIZONA MINER.
Pre.cou, sprff %. fssf.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

us,r Territorial Treasurer, returned to
With Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock. The
hooking well, although feeling very sad
4 ,se untmcIy demise of his young and devoted
-so d,ed at San Bernardino previous to his
y, here. Public sympathy is with the Doctor
4 -.,.re affection.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

Al on TREAscRE.-A large amount
r. from the Moss lode, arrived in
nardino from HardyviIle, en- route
Francisco.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

Elsewhere will be found the proclamatons
of the Governor, issued in accordance with
law, and announcing the apportionment Of
members OF the Legislature, and the offices
to be filled at the ensuing general election
on Wednesday, June 5th.
In this connection we reproduce for con-
venience of comparison, the census returns
as heretofore rendered
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

II mine IN Greece, which suspended
r. over 1000 years ago, is now being
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

rpttc SERVICES will be resumed to-
nv the Rev. Mr.. Blake, at the Coun-
I'm nm feast end Of the State House, at ii
L.. A. NJ.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

nrp,tC SERVICES will be resumed to-
'I,a bv the Rev. Mr.. Blake, at the Coun-
u,r feast end of the State House, at ii
Iock, A. NJ.
800, Territorial Treasurer, returned to
" ,,,b Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock. The
hacking well, although feeling very sad
4 ,,a uptimely demise of his young and devoted
~ d,cd al San Bernardino previous to his
4 !, bere. Public sympathy is with the Doctor
n. severe affection.
,,xs--In addition to the ranching about
4 ~ which we have spoken elsewhere, the
A .,ornas in gardens. For the first time seed
.ny and there has been so much rain that
IN |. exceedingly mellow and rich. We like
4. r.,aens; they may be fenced and cultivated
4 r,,,o cs.t. and will we'll repay attention. The
Z Tho has good garden is usually happy, and
tour. Of digging every day will prove both
A mi and profitable. Experience has shown
a even st this altitude, nearly all the favorite
a .,hles and melons may be successfully raised.
x,nt no better potatoes than those produced
y last season.
,r-, 4 Co. at Pimo Villages, have large
a A. s,nr on hand, and are running their
q O,ll regularly Mr. Knowles is the active
a -,r,sndept OF the establishment A. G. Bone
4 engineer.
! hopyR 4 Co. have store At sweetwater, now
"a charge Of Mr.. Riordan Frank Larkln,
erto in charge, is said to be coming to Pres
Hox.rioSs TO THE LIBRARY While in San
&.,i.eo. Messrs Bancroft & Co the popular
r.hsrs. presented the Governor for the Terri
= Library, a copy of Hittells Compilation OF
|@feneral Laws Of California; very valuable
u Of two large octave volumes, and much more
ete than Woods Digest.
nael seasourgh, Esq. OF the Alta California
ery of the stockton independent sent hand
- copy q De Tocqueyille's Democracy In
r,ea " one of the ahiost ard faircst foreign re-
OF our government
,se books are now In the Territorial Library,
|1lbe Librarian has formally thanked the gcner-
5onors for their presentation. Wehope other
IL Of the Territory, in San Francisco, will re-
Der our infant library IN similar manner.
#oorISG-At Camp Mcdowell. on the 18th of
+ Joseph Kelsey shot and killed Geo. Davis.
9. said TO be an old difficulty. kelsey was i'm
etely arrested and ironed by the military au-
les, and Sheriff Bourke has sent a party of
30 bring him to Prescott for trial.
oSEL sASToRD.--By late general order,
% gs is to return to Camp Grant, which will
Fort Mcdowell aud the Verde district under
aud Of Colonel Sanford. who has heretofore
so efficient. This will much crafty the
friends Of the Colonel
McGcary viii have command OF Camp Wal
BID the santa Rita Camp.
HRASGE REPoRT.--We hear that some min
Black oanoH- after sending word to some OF
sl Gregg's command 70 come there aud catch
Indians, deliberately forewamed the snsages
approach Of the military, and thus aided
70 escape. We hear further that these min
We been trading with these hostile Indians.
matters should be looked into at once
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
THE CENSUS FOR 1867.

The Census Returns for 1867, giving the
present population Of each county in the
Territory, have been received at the Cover
nor's Office, excepting from Pah Ute county.
Tlpv arc as C,lto,rs.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

Augua Calaentba Ranch,
JSo. A. Rush, Chairman
Jso. p. BovsEE, Secretary.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

First District (now Pima county,, 1901
Second (now Yuma, Mohave
and Pah-Ute counties), l,l57
Third (now Yayapai), 1899
4,lS7
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

toSEL sASToHp.-By late general order,
d gis is to return to Camp Grant, which will
Fort Mcdowell and the Verde district under
,and Of Colonel Sanford. who has heretofore
so efficient This will much crafty the
friends Of the Colonel.
McGcary will have command OF Camp Wal
Ud the santa Rita Camp.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

&rsASGE REPoRT.--wc hear that some min
Black canon. after sending word to some OF
p Gregg's command 70 come there aud catch
Indians deliberately forewamed the snvages
approach Of the military, and thus aided
TO escape. We hear further that these min
Ee been trading with these hostile Indians.
} matters should be looked into at once.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

ROPER & Co. have store Al sweetwater, now
4 charge of Mr.. Rlordan-Frank Larkin,
bro in charge, is said to be coming to Pres
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

turK & Co, at Pimo Villages, have large
n 81 soar on hand, and are running their
y mill regularly. Mr.. Knowles is the active
arintendent Of the establishment. A. G. Bone
1 engineer.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

sporIss.-At Camp Mcdowell. on the i7th of
y. Joseph Kelsey shot and killed Geo. Davis.
J said TO he an old difficulty kelsey was i'm
ktely arrested and ironed by the military au-
es and Sheriff Bourke has sent a party of
10 bring him to Prescott for trial
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
Prescott g. Mohave Toll
Road Company.

Ia District Cont Third JrdiciJ Dis,yiet ia and
for said equally q faroPai-Ierrit0'y q dT-
fza40
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

l.. l.. Tredwell and
George o. Carter,
co-partners under
the name and style
OF I'redwen a Co.
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BOSTON.


The Cirage Francois, or French Dres-
ein4. FOX Ladies' i Childrens Boots and shoes tina
have become red rusty and rough BY wearing, and
much lustre when new. leaving the leather soft and
Pliabe and what sof to the iadiest
VIII NOT Run orr wnrS WET. SOIL TIVE sKyurs
Travelling Isass. Trunks. Carriaue
Tops and tine Harnesses. are made to look
o. GpGp NEw.
Ladies and Children dress their own boots with
ont so.ling their hands. Try one bottle and Won =
never be without supply Oft in the heVse
Ask your shoe dealer for II.
B.F BROWN 4 co, Pseprietere, Manufacturer
Of Blaekings and Dressings Of all kinds leather
OfFce, 1ialt MIX street. Boston oct3l.diy
Fer sale oy PARKS b HOSMER
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

The CrrArrvy BA,sAn
10 Warranted. IL used &C.
coraing 20 Directions, to
Crre in all ca-es. Coughs.
Gods, Group. Whooping
Cough. Asthma, and all
affections o!theThrosi and
Lungs.
Madame Zaisc Portef's
Balsam is q purely veget-
able Expcctorant. JUpar.
cd with great care and SCH
eu,ife skill, from 4 coinbi-
nation Of the bes: remedies
the vegetable kingdom AZ
fords
Its remedial qualities are
based On its powerto sssist
the healthy and Vigorous
cisculation % The Blood
thfoush the LuAAs.
II enliveps the muscles
a. d assistSt he skin 70 pess
form the duties Of RECALLS
ting the heat Of che system,
and In gently throwing %
the waste substance from
the surface Of the body.
itioosens the phlegm in
duces free rpitting,sn will
be found very agreeable to
the taste II 10 not . vio-
lent rem s<ly lint eRoliIenN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

warning, searching and efec i've can be taken by the
oldist person Youngest child.
Hysu have Cold. II ever slight. do not fail TO
give the Basam trial the very lew price At which
scld brirgs In the reach Of every that thRy
may always keep 1t eonyepient Tor use.
The timely ues Of Is cent bottle will often prove
II to be worth one hundred timee It's cost.
dkw1y. Sold ~ ell dsageiste.
RUOkEL HENDnL, Ps0p'so, New York.
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INSURANCE.

HARTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:
LATE
r. SIMPSON 4 Co..;
Mutual Benefit Life lns. Comply,
Assets. sle. 200. 900.
Continental Fire laS. Company,
Assets. el.SOO. 600.
Security Fire Ins. Company.
Assets. 81. 5sS GOO.
metropolitan Fire Insurance Co.,
Assets, el.ooe. 1000.
L0rillard Fire Insurance Co.
Assets, l.aoo, SEQ.
North Americas Fire lns. Cen'y,
Assets. os6o, ooo.
commerce Fire Insurance CO.
Assets, esoO. 80.
Travelsrs' Inc. c., d Chicago,
1asare Ag'ss 0easral AcciAensss
asla9ae fsavsless ~, 80 eesshe. 1esss Of eoes.
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ROUND HILL
WATER euaE AND MOTEL

WAUSU OUu6 ANU ~ 6ke
Ar Northampton. Mass. continues to BE- hvOrits
resort Of invads and OF families and Others oeok.
ins and pleasure. Il delightfully."- stus-
ted. amid the mountain scenery, and partially sur.
rounded hv forty Of forest park while the views
from the extended verandahs are worth journey TO
The success q H. nAIsTED. n. D., the proprietor
and principal physiean u ne cnrs Of wSnsss o,s
Of various ether chronic complaints q Round Hill,
see Circulss, sent gratis.
This much IL true Dr. na.sted mas great success IN
His saecess in the treatment Of disease Il sndispus
norsD nnI.-we freely. and With tAs unanimous
aesent OF ail who ever Visited this charming spot,
commend assss, pl.,: e iS1S Ell :rs r Tss
IL Il inesSsustiHie variety. which have been eabs
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sns. TO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES. :
nm uAlaTRD. n he coarse u thirty y1e1 psae--
A. ~ been enabled 10 discover the adaptasa Of
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tie natusal unctions 81 special Sss,s
v'saiisns them into healthy ssd vig0soas action:
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Other ss ss1 sSoss ssss ~ ssp.sc sf - Ssy
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49, this practice and Wness II fesults. circular
ent free ON application, giving inlbfmefiOa 81 mis
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~ Exchaago Place, Now York.
Ysoseaal asesaa1ea dsvutsa - Wssessn b1slesss.
- Speculative Aoeeunts dsslined.
W1U1H10 09V10WU0:
nm Nss,ossl D4ek. CAisaeo. III.
Ssyse S Naasessi Daak, oa,s,a. m.
1sscnants' Nanooel Deak, peyeapost, lows.
Nosioaal Staae Dan&, ofDsb Moinse. lows.
Oeaeo NaelUod Donh, keokuk, Iowa.
Otees Dank 81 lows I'D Dsa0cheo.
state esvinRs Associast0o, D. Louis, Mo.
81. Louis Budding end Ssvng Aeeociasson. -. Louie
Hirst National hank u lafayette. New Albany ane
Jedersonvills. ln6iaas.
Peoplcs Bank Of Kentucky, L0uisville. ~.
Nerchente' Daak Of Louisv1le, '' OctsOdiy
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Hooxsrf1, N. b.. March u, 1855.
ressre. =. Z. WALxAcs ) Co.: 0ente-A
800 advised me 20 try your prcpaRaticn, sta
~ vAet good effect Il had on him. q FIRST
isrShed e The idea, but consented 70 The tfiel.
+ ~ nleeeei with il. lhave tested il thossash-
r. e hes restored my hair end whisssss %
Asir pstural colsr, and keeps them 20. com
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MAxcHasraa, N. II. June 70, 1888.
Messrs. r. L. WALtACn b Co., 0ents-I have
ueed ''Ds Chnussier's Empress for the Hair"
"a am pleased with the results. find It the
nareet anA cleansst afoicle have ever SEEM
|. is oil that II claims TO be in every respect.
Yours, Ac.,
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