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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-28

All Sheridan's friends are rejoiced at
the Presidents publication of the cor.
respondence, duplicating both himself
brought against the latter by Sheridan.
1t was feared Sheridan had made accu-
sations against Rousseau without hav-
ing possession of the evidence in the
case. This, though entirely of private
nature, the President authorized to be
made public in the shape of kilograms
between Rousseau and himself, while
the former was in New Orleans. 1t is
claimed, in official circles, that Rous-
seau, and probably the President, have
brought themselves within the provl-
sion attaching.a penalty to interferinS
with the Reconstruction law. All army
officers speak of 1t as a disgusting ex-
hibition of Il violation of military ETH
uuette on the Presidents part. This
unexpected publication by the Presi-
dent confirms all in the view given
above, of Mr.. Johnson's condition dur
ing the greater part of yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-28

To General U. S. Grant, Secretary OF
War.
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ESCAPED.


James Brown and Samuel White, sentenced
'ne Pehitsntiary Tor horse stealing at our
y Ulrcuit Court, made their escape from
perm Boring whilst on their way TO Nash
ll's' After the train left STEPHENSON, Ala,
P'J received permission 10 go to the water
lo''t, aud having obtained q hey by some
Pans they unlocked the ironS around their
pas' and united the ropes that secured
''l' arms They then plunged from the
: window whist the train was In full speed
% before a stop could be made they escaped
10 the mOuhtSi6s. White ls q desperate
plain IN PafIicuhF, ma It Is I b fetistisd
pat be Is again at large.
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o,orin0 of the Canvass in this
County.
atOn Annihilated..-He RetraCtS'

Capt. Hacker and Patton addressed the
an, of Bricker's District, At Chucky Vale
.,,b on last Friday. 1t was the Captains
,oiutment, but in utter disregard Of all
Elementary custom, Patton refused to make
n. I,,alAq speech. Being compelled to do
Nh osllaat Captain m~asshalled his %platOOnS
4 arguments and drew up his batteries Of
a. into uosition and commenced the fight.
v, have never yet Sesn any man so complete
4 rsnouiShed, routed, skinned, flayed, rid
S,d and annihilated as was his adversary.
4. ventilated his recoFd IN the rebel LegiS-
Azure. showed up bis beautiful consistency as
Radical Union man and explained under
NM Cr,di obligations the poor men Of the
.auuty were to s. Z. N. for voting against
is School law, and WhEt a ldItng debt Of
esffud. the Union men Of the State OWed him
ki opposing the Militia Bill. Patton WINGED
M yrithed under bis eKCoriat!on and made
host impOteut attempt to vindicate his
mlitical actions. He denounced, DETAINED
IA Villifed a few men in Jonesboro' who
haulted bis Imperial Majesty and Royal
HghuesI by their attempts to secure the hAr-
mpnyOf the Radical party, msn who would
Nc supported him, had be submitted
u a Convention and received the nomina-
uOh. But thank God, before the decent and
htelligeut people of old Washington these
i%lAndered men will not be injured by his de-
Factions and Misrepresentation. He rettacli
"a in Toto bis personal assaults upch Capt:
H'cker made 10 the last column of Bis elf!
SuIar. This he was compelled TO DO; for
g'Pt Hacker proved them positive aid nd
buuded talSehOodS by the afidavlls Of SOL
atr who served in his company.
P%attOn'S informants are worthless, ire
eousibls and uuprincipled men, eowSrdly
fOundrel5 who deserted the Federal army,
hi one particularly a base and heartless In
1pn, whom Capt. Hacker j :lBtsd across the
buutains and fed for sbmb tine out Of his
~ pocket, for which he has pever received
y cent and Jet this lyihg iS+steh gives Patton
y s'idsvit that the Capt Owes him si4ty-Rye
pillars and refuses to pay II. CAPT: Hacker
aOundantly able to prove the entire falsity
The charges which these lying and con-
inmate villains have furnished against hin.
Auisr and falSehood always fstS'l uBBh
" heads Of their authors, and with itH-f6ld
nce effect THAI was intended for their VIC.
". Let the plain and naked truth Rlways
\ told, for lies and aspersionS may for q
Fn' beciOud the public mind, but the light
Fia1sstigatiOn will diSsipate them as the
fE disappears beneath the beams OF the
poning sun.
We have not attempted to give q synopsis
The discussion. We call upon the people
z turn out and hear for themselves, and i'm
Pr'ially decide, allowing no lOw.lung, dirty
f''onali'isSto prejudice their minds upon
" political merits, the moral worth and the
p'eilec'ual competency Of the candidates.
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Fourth of July

This glorious and memorable day In Ameri-
can history wal celebrated with considera-
BILE sclGt in our town, Offices, stores and
shops were closed, and there was a general
relaxation from business. The day YVES
bright aud prOpitiOuS, and the sovrelgns Of
the country poured in a constant living
stream from every quarter. They zane on
foot, on horse back, 10 wagons aud easy 60
ing vehicle old men and women, gallant
and hopeful young men, and bright eyed
aud rOsey checked maidens. By 10 o'clock
our streets were literally jammed and packed
with masses Of humanity Of all ages from the
hoary head and trembling form OF eighty to
the five year old, and all colors from Ethio-
plan ebony to Caucasian whitenesS.
A large and imposing procession was form
ed on Main Street under Capt. Geo. E. Gri5-
ham and assistant MArshAlS, which marched
to the grove of the Female College. The
exercises were opened by reading the Decla-
ration Of Independence, which Was done BY
saml ]. Kirkpatrick, Esq. Rev. L. F. Drake,
the orator of the day, delivered q patriotic
and impressive O%ratiOh, the outlines of which
we cannot give for want Of space.
Our cOlOted friends had a dinner, the pro-
ceeds Of which are to be used in building a
house of worship. The tables. groaned be-
meath a weight of substantials and delicacies,
land everything was done decently and in
order"
The colOred people seemed to enjoy them
selves more "hugely" than the whites, and
kept up their festivities to the wee swa'
hours. We were glad to see them so hilari-
GUS aud full Of life and hope, on the ami
versary of that day which saw a powerful
nation arise from Colonial v~aSsalage and
proclaim those immortal principles OF free
dom and truth which triumphed in their lib
GRAFTON aud Acknowledgement. May that time
never recur when to the colored race the
celebration Of the 4th Of July will be a mean
ingless and farcial demonstration.
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July Il vi

ma. New counties have WSntd aid habits
peculiar to themselves. In our widely s1.
tended and sparsoly settled territory, HEIDI;
cisss ready prepared DIS hhOre employed and
ARD In fact a greater Necessity thah III the
old cOuRtries br. Ayers Preparations have
giSeh the public greater confidence ID this
class Of remedies than had ever beef felt be-
fore. Physicians instead of dijcafdihs them,
reilly favor the use Of such ready 81 hand an
tidoteS for disease, when they can be depend.
"a on. And we wish our readers to know
that ia publishing J.. G. Aver & 6O:'S adver-
tisement, or any others Of like reliable char
actet, we think we are furnishing them as
Useful information as any with which We can
gil our cOlumns.-tb6ai,viis Couriu.
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IL ConsnmntixGRl

Ths aaYerthsr, having been FesigSd 10 hssilh In q
few weeks b. . vsfy simple remedy NngL having suf.
fersd ior several years With . sqyef6 iung Affection,
and that dted disease, Contupphog-h 1uxious 70
To All who dssirs II ne Fil ssn4.A sopy Of ire pre-.
sehption ulsd (ffso f ehArBel,' eth the directions for
preparing AID ushglhs sams, With they will and .
luRk euHu for CoHsrHPrIoF' AsrHHA, BRoseHIrIa,
CouoHgtcoLBaIsnd Ell Thpat hnd Lung Affections.
Ths only object Of the adTeriter In sending the Pre-.
scriplion u 10 benaht The ahiclsd, and spread iniorma-
tion whigh hs coheplVea 10 DO invaluable, and be
hopes ever BuGepLgill w bis remedy, AZ n win cost
them nothing, md nay prove . blessing Parties vhh.
ing the prescription, EIIn, By return mall, Will please
address a. HEV. EDWARD A. WILSON. d.
isTnsyieyiB1fPACo.
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BE UNION FLAG.
Tenn., July 70 1867.
LOCAL ITEMS.
-.inoont gleeping Cars.

MQVHAAAOOAN
Save had the pleasure, uPon severaloc-
If enjoying the luxury Of those Splen-
s,a.Olus Cars on the Bristol and ChNttA-
line, gotten up by the Southern Sleep
a, Company, under the charge Of Aessr''
:, Kimbsli& Ramsey. The cOnVen"
,h.y afford to the travelling community
r. that We scarcely know how our rail
.omnsuies have gotten along without
We advise all who have to travel by
\ night to give them a trial. and we will
H.. tbe assertion that they will not de-
[ ,b.mseIyes OF the luxury thereafter.
4 Richard N. johnson, the polite and
manly conductor on the above named
iii accept our thanks for cOurtises eI-
With the attention Of such gentle
=. NJ. johnson, none a do otherwise
!, .nioy themselves on these magnificent
.oviuu palaces"
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Iuatioan

received an interesting Communication
's,fd to the meeting At EliSsbsthton, on
',a' but unfortunately too late for lnser-
: 'ai' week, our paper being made up
~" came 70 hsud. I. will appear nsI.
'1 and We hope the MARKETABLE sauss Of
exclusion 10 this Issue will be ssllsfasloy
w much respected correspondent
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Errors Of Youth.

Gsn,lsmsu Who suffered ioE ten years from Nsr.
vSus Debility, Pfsnalurs Decay, aud all The sfsss o.
youthful ihdissrstioa, viii. ff ths sake q suasrins
humanity, send free % ~ uho nssdli, he fselps sud
direction, for nakinS lhs simple remedy ~ Which he
va cured. suasrsn Wishing 70 proai ~ the sdvsr.
Users srpsrisuss, saa % 70 By Addressing, 10 perfect
soaatsnss, JOHN .. OGDEN,
isGnayioyiaM .. ACC.
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JUST PUBLIsHED.
Housekeeping Made Easy.
MRS. HILLS
NEW FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK.

a - -
1.-THE book which meets the wants of the
times deserves a place in every household,
and the writer, who, liz these degenerate
days, contributes to the pleasures, and at
the same time advances the rea! welfare, of
the race, deserves u place in the Calender
with all the benefactors Of the age-Mrs.
Hills Practical Cookery and Receipt Book
comes up 10 the standard here laid down.
A practical system for private families in
town and country, with directions for carv-
ing and arranging the table for parties, ETC.,
by MRS. A. P. HILL widow Of Hon. Ed
ward V. Hill, of Georgia. illustrated with
numerous engrayings. limo. Cloth, 427
pages. Price 50. For sale by all bo0ksel-
lerS, or sent postpaid to any address on re-
ceipt of price.
JAMES O'KANE 4 co, PublisheEs,
jel4w4 484 Broadway N. 7.
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An Old noonmant

A'ad Hon. 7. A. R. Nelson's letter pub
'a'd In this Issue, and compare /. with his
400ra'' aud carefully prepared speech de-
,''sd recently at orsensvIlls, ane consider
a''neF Il I' safe and wise TO follow the eOun-
Fi' Of such individuals.
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O'pl. ThoS. H. ReeEeS, oF the Regular Ar
and stationed near New Orleans, Is on a
~ 10 hi' frleudI in IFS place. From bis
r'''ny appearance 1t seems that the tropical
innate Of LOuisians agrees with him.
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Eertifoate.
JohRsBOROUaH, Tenn.
July 9th, 1867

J"ohKsBoROUaH, Tenn.
July 9th, 1857.
This Is TO certify that we have fully tested
the merits Of Russell 4 Co.'S Improved Sepa-
rator, (Threshlng MAchine) manufactured at
Masqillon, Ohio, and sold by George s. Ruble,
Ag't, Chattanooga Tenn, and EE. s. MatheS,
Ag't, for upper East Tennessee, and 1t per-
forms all that iS claimed for II. We used Q
horses in tbreshing, and IL separated and
cleaned the wheat entirely, at the rate o!
bushel per minute. We are satisfied that
with a full hofse power 8 that 1000 bushels
Of wheat eaf BE threShed per day.
Y. D. HALE.
July IL wi s. II. HALE.
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Masonic.

Master MASonI members Of RhSa Lodge No. a, are
hereby nsilhod 10 attend Lodge on next Monday SVsn'
Ing, July Is, iSGt, A. b. 6ss7, Important business to
be lrshsastSd. BY order OF the W. NJ.
@. W. MEEK, Secretary.
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Notice.

The Councils of the U. l.. A. in Upper East
Tennessee can be supplied with badges by
remltting 10 cents for each badge to 1t. H.
A. Kelly, Jones borough Tenn.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
Onlv Twenty-Five Dollars

The Star Shuttle Sewing Machine. An Gu. lrely new In
Vsntion. uHtEs any other SegiRg Machine 10 he World
PATENTED 1867. II uses hoo threads, and makes a
Stieh alike on boiA sides, hai will not rip or HlraUel. Il
combines simplicity, durability and beauty. II Is as
large a. other h~Fst-class machines. A child can learn
to work II. II will do every variety Of family sewing
and tailoring. II will sew from the nnest gauze to
leather. In ord or 10 introduce the Star Shuttle Scouting
into every household In the land, We propose
10 furnish them complete, with one shuttle, six bob
bins, q full SGT Of needles, oil can, screw driver, dlrec.
tons, kc., &C., At the unprecedented price Of only TDeHty.
FivS Dollars, on receipt Of which, we will box (free Of
sxpsnseJ and ship to any address.
W. O.. WILSON K CO.,
294 I'd st., Memphis, Tenn.
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Jonesborough Female College.


There will be a meeting Of tho Board Of Trustees
Of the yoneaboro' Female College at Artist KoOn's
rooms, On Wednesday evening the Gath OF July at X
o'clock, P. n. A full attendance Is respectfully re-
qusstOd, as bsslisAs Of Importance will come before
the injecting. L. y. DRAKE,
President Board Of Trustees,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-07-12

THE MORRILL, PETROLEUM STOVE COMPANY
Manufacture Summer Stoves. for burning OILS
and Hagthea, that prove q decided success, making .
blus Non LpmiRogi flame, burning llks Alcohol cooks
ohsfmingy sand for a %srculat.
Wn. A. HOLLAND, Agent
70 Congress Street, Boston, Mas.
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Hunters School House, Tuesday %.
The speaking win commence at thels
places at 3 O'Clock. r. N.
His competitor Is cordially invited to be
preSshf, GHdG divlGOu 81 time viii be ae-
corded.
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Herring's Patent Champion safes.

SOI DioHl"Sy oOiheE MurIay street N. Y.
The most reliable Security from Fire now known.
Over Thirty Thousand "HBRRINa's sAPRsu have
been sold and are now In use, aud more than 500 hays
passed safely through accidental fires.
Herring. Farrell 4 Sherman's New Patent Bankers
Safes, made Of Wrought Iron, Steel Bars, and the
new metal, speigel Etsen, or Patent Crystalizad Iron,
from the ore OF Franklinite, the only material which
equals the diamond In It's hardness now known In the
world, and Is the best resistant 10 Burglars drills or
cutting tools ever manufactured.
Also, H9use Safes, Parldf 50 lea, sideboard and Cab.
met Safes for silver plate, valuable papers; ladies' Jew
elyY, &C., &c, made 70 represent handsome pieces Of
ftTiure. Send for Illustrated catalogue. Herring,
FAyrsl h Sherman, 26l broadway, corner Murray st.,
Rev York: Parrel, Herring ( Co. Philadelphia Her.
ring 4 Co., Chicago.
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~ A~esuAlnAtional bank currency In cir.
4'1''0a 70 July 9, Soos,ss5,sTs.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

BY the anGhor OF 4" Women and Marriage"
"Smiles and Frowns," "By Cogita-
TONS, &C., &c. l2no, Cloth
Binding, 500 pages.
Price SI.T5.
II the concurrent tes mHOny of OH most
Impartial reviewers, be Worth anything, then
this book has rarely had Q peer. The story
Is one Of engr0SSiqg Interest, the characters
natural spd graphically portrayed the Ian
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young or old, can fail 70 have bis or her SYM
pAthieS deeply engaged by this enhancing
tale, and to rise fsom It's peruSal wiser and
better.
For $als by all booksellers, or sent post
paid to Aug address on receipt Of price by
JAMES 0rkANE L CO., Publishers,
1891 II VA 4s4 Broadway, N. Y.
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Pubii6 SpeakinR.

Capt. Newton Hacker will address SIS fel.
low citizens at TIE following times and
nlacea
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TOBACCO USERS ATTENTION (
THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO DESTROYED BY
USING

THT NFFTITTE TUW WUNUVV 1IWVI d
USING
"Ortoa'S Preparation"
cAEwhHs and SMOKERS, leave Of this dsgisidg
Oks box d CHARACTERIZATION. used aosord.
lnE 10 dlrsctlons, IL warranted 10 destroy the appetite
fof Tobacco 10 any pvrson, no matter Nov strong the
habit may be-, In one msnth's time.
No more hsnRsTing for tobacco ansF using one boz
Of this preparation.
Rkc0ILECr IT Is WARRANTED.
Forwarded 70 any part Of The sounirJ on receipt Of
one dollar. Address,
Il DOUGLAS, General Agent.
Box i'm, Portland, Ne.
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EsTABLIsHED In Memphis Is years, Ladies' try
~ DR. Russelps Periodical Drops they are never
falling In tho most u~0bBtinale cures. Married Ladies'
should not use than during tho first three months Of
pregnancy. For sale only by DR.. RusselL l0S JeHer-
the amount you will receive by return mail, one bot.
tie Of tho Drops, with full directions, .t Special aten.
ton paid to other diseases. Ladies' canning to the city
for treatment, eau be Accommodated with elegant rooms.
1867 10
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GARD.

TIEMANN's LAUNDRY BLUE, for Family USE
i This Elite IL manufactured BY the we'll known and
old established manuactufers Of fine oolorS, D. Y. Tie.
mann 4 Co. 1t Is perfectly pure, and needs but to DO
tried TO BE- appreciated. Sold by groters and druggists
throughout The United States.
J. d. T1EMkNN, Sole Agent,
$40 Pearl st., New York.
Water Wheels |. Water Wheels !
Valentines Patent Turbine. The best In use. Man
ufactured by Valentine K Co., Fort Edward, N. y
Prices moderate. send for circular. Agents wanted.
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

mr. !. D. STILLNkN, GyneeglogIsti Formula DI-
~ agnosigi and correspondence, Limitations,
Spray, Hypodermlc, ,nlectrIc,i aud Dermaphatic En-.
brscAtion Twith constitutional treptnient In The Dis.
eases OF Women, Throat, LungA, Heart, and yiscerA.
and Instruments, Medicines. bathing and Drinking
Salts from mineral SPRING.. with written prescriptions
weekly, at $50, for the first, ,Tionih, $50 each month
subsequently. Daily attention ut his Offices, at. the
same prices. Address With stamp, "a & 50 Union st.,
Memphis, Tenn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
o
PEICENIX HOTEL
90 VALUABLE PREMIUMS,
To be given to the purchasers Of eithor Of the fol.
IoWinR handgOma

lowing handsome
~ENGRAVINGS, Wig:
"AsHLAND," THE HOME OF CLAY; R. =. LEE,
", 8. Ora nj, GE0RGE WASHINGTON, MARTHA
WASHINGTON, AND JOHN Q. BRECKENRIDGE.
The following gentlemen have kindly consented to
take charge Of and control the drawing, with the dis
llnet understanding that We are to have nothing what
ever to do with II, viz: Ex-GOv. J. y. Robinson,
Georgetown, Ky.; General John b. Huston, Lexington,
kyj Hon. y. X. Hunt, Lexington, KY; Hon. j. b.
Beck, Lexington, KY; Z. D. saysr, Of d. A. Sayer h
20, Bankers Jas. A. G~rinstead, Of Grinstead a Brad
ley, Bankers Judge 8. 8. goodloe, Thoa. Mitchell,
Esq.i Cashier OF First National Bank, Lexington, KY;
N. Q. Johnson, Esq, PrsSidont Northern Bank OF
Kentucky.
Ten per cent. premium will be allowed to any per-
son getting up u club OF ten or more subscribers, to DO
paid either In Engravings, when the money Is received,
or In money when the drawing Is completed.
All money as received win be deposited In bank and
held until the drawing takes place. II the enterprise
should not DO completed, the money will be refunded
10 the purchasers OF Engravings. The drawing will
take place
On the Fourth OF July Next.
o rSooner,i If the tickets are disposed OF, 10 which event
timely notice Will be given.
Write to uS for prospectus giving full particulars.-
Agents will disappointed in all parts OF the cSuntry.
E~NGRAYINGS So EACH, and a certificate given Ia
each purchaser Of On Engraving. In tho PbGnix Hotel
Grand Gin Enterprise, FREE OF CHARGE, RepIh,by
drafts, postOflce motley orders, o. IN sums otone Bih'
dred dollars and ovet in Greenbaeks W express to
GRIGsBY & ROBINSON,
IL. Phoenix Hotel Lexington, Ky
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
No. !, PhGnlX Hotel and lotsl6O feet front on Main by
2S5 feet deep pp, Mulberry, $3.50, 0O0, and 50 other Valua
bio %Prorhlum6 ranging from 81 500 down to $50 each
WILLIAM ~sIGERsON, Real Estate Agent, and Con.
veyanc9T, 40 Walnut 81. under Southern HOTEL ST,
fouia Mo Real EKiaAa hnu0bl and anld m nOuunig
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Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings.
M ADAM JUMEL'S Mammarial Balm and Patent
M Breast Elevators develop the form physiological.
~. Depot OO7 Broadway, Nav York. Send stamp for
treatise. Sold at DTuggists and ladies' furnishing
stores,
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THE

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thing you should do, after you read this heading,
should DO TO put your hand In your pocket. take out
twsnly Ave cents, aud send for . copy for a year. II
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your neighbor TO take III but as an
MERTCAN
Ton sAould support an American enterprise. You
will and our paper WORTH ten times the apouHt 70 ask
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umns, and 4 will mike
WIT
or you, and all your relations, No use Of dslsyihg !
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CENTS
viii make you "a. merry "a = cricket for q year TO
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A
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WILLIAM sIGERsON, Real Estate Agent, and Con
veyanc9T, 40 Walnut St. under Southern Hotel st.
Louis, No. Real Estate bought and sold on Commits,
sion. Catalogues giving description Of city and ooun.
try PROPERTY, issued monthly.