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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
THE STATE or TEADE.

rer.es Jul. 'ogo.. aai:s gA.;s declined Sci A"ser % "a
e e. a. 81 s o ~ s ana Sssa s s ssl;s .s
10 RE s s1n S att g9s ss, !. s e s
Ss a. s 500 50 ioT Air e good Shipping 1--we Hogs sa d
IS IS ;' s ss ~A sss'S s
t.ru 5000 bash Oats 900 Hog .,a
s.' IL bale. AK :'ss 'ss
J Tl.. All iss @ S::st'
supply cs Al and mo 1:s s"Ss s ass o. o' sa aS
s:$.si e., S..,i i .lI,: I'd T ~.
sleas M % sa, is e. gs.. sides ~. Bacon e, sss
M r. Clear SJss srss srm at ss for Common aie for sss.i
Cared Bate. sr% 4 IsSzoe for s s'h 1,s %
or Reanr Coffee steady ssa GO 1894 Exchange frm bat
ToSl.,rw July aTob.cce- 1900 hhds Lag 70 xsas
% 4 S. sP5 .:.. S'": s Is No. OATS
s. Esd Fancy : .% ssr' All S.crS &.
NJ S:.i * X. Ss ;G s; ;.s; g
g Sss:sir ss ds s1 al. nsne "
as S fsI JSdT,s. and 81 r Dressed FlsST ,s.y.
q. sT S..e, .Is sss s.' pssi .a:i
"; ws Coed S .ss s r. later S r fsa fsos
H. ss after o.: sis chg sSs"s.
cssr SIDE. ise RS l5is wessy Nominal s%s, 1000 b. Low
N SsSosa s' Receipts ss 10 Sss. Exports.
s, Tos s n. P' Ess tss S1' Doubt. s III
S1 y. g w SsGs 4 % o.a i1n % s
s y S PPr1 Gus A. r. s e.. ss sa.s @ Gs
uo,sT at l3 in erces lac In kegs Gold 1854 Sterling Exchange
W,r~xsros C. Jay 2o-coou At 2oc Spirit, Of Tur
pen,ins arm edys2 u.s. one lot Of extra pale
cold al Sc .0an;.u.
rassT, O. jnly Cot,onHders prices high foe buy
O.wEoo july 20Flour steady sales 400 bbs $l2 r Ne
Spripg Sl3a Red Winter S for White and S9 % tor
panbi. Extra qn 1909 bush Ne Milwaukee Cnn
A ~ m Corn demand sales, 1900 hnsh indiana AZ Wtc
, Barley Rye aud Peas nominal Mil Fee good demand
STARTS 22 as shpsufs ezra go TIM Canal Ftcishe steady
"a poon zoe Albany New York by railroad and river
DOE Lake Impors-5,o bush Wheat esoo BUSH Corn 1ASo
uiy hush Barley II 600 hush
Fiou 100 bills Shpnents-Com $1,000 bush Oats s5v1 ba
Flour IN fair Spring 25 ower sales AZ pl q e
rinr In good inquiry sales 300 bbA a vi New heh a.
al So Wheat quiet; sales +0oo bush White Canada AZ
s i6 600 bush Choice Western Slc Good New Toledo
closing wesk Oats nominal TsdTc, to quantity hyses ?oo
hush N for Barley unchanged Mess FORK ana ni
unchanged Ighwines nominal At ~ ga - 90 .,. 80,
BALrixoaR July 20Cotton quiet but hrmi Mddhng
asle Coffee roninsy uncbanged ran
raSge rom a02 White 81 25Gf3 Cora steady leieS
sIRdki IA White 81 1901 49, Oats se 81 rreyslons sa
v.neng Bulk Shoulders ll5c and sides i II3e
srJ stiles 1c Pori and Beef quiet and nomna
sugar dull but snBiiae for fair 20 good refining grocery ssocs
istaiie Tor Porto Rsss. Whisky nonnsl unchanged . -,
~ FR,scisco July 20The Flour market has improves 10 ,c.
Es Snoe az 90 So and saperape at 80 Whea-hessPs
e Mplss soks-sayage 500 Crown POn ssew lace.
so Could carry sass chos $4SoI Kentucky s4ocs bsis,
.gIg opbr S26 imperial s20di Oysrman soO, hapo hs'
Slg0 legal Tenders are quoted at T2t- t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
Louisiana.
CONTROVERSY ABOUT CITY offIcIALs-REGls
rRArIoy 10 CLOSE ON THE 3lsT.

CONTROVERSY ABOUT CITY OfficIALs-REels-
TRATIoy TO CLOSE ON THE 3lsr'
Nrw-ORLEANs, July 2i.-The controversy be-
tween the apponees Of Sheridan and the city officials not
ot d,splaeed has assumed new phase, In which Gen
IRA xton Bragg superintendent OF the Neworeans Wa
,nr works plays promnent part Gen. Bragg has writ
M Istfer 10 street Commissioner Baker, III winch nc
omnaihs that Bakers subordnates are wasteful vi le
,y and insists upon economy or imnediate pfosecu
taker retorts that his officers are 70 he ther oW
indges OF the quantity OF water neediD 10 ees,e .nS
Jests and iuslnuates the prosecution may De Ioo"su
~ connter prosecution and removal, Here enos tne
atar Tor the present though Bragg Is IN no comprising
,naod and some litigation Ia likely 10 result.
-, aherjdup has Issued order closing the fegist
n an The 3lst OF July The Official returns Oi fes,sn
r i'm the state are as follows The Parish OF Vrsans
hows al aggregate registration OF 1880 voters o. Mno
"a ssa are white, and the remainder are eooren r
NAMING N parishes give an aggregate OF 20 W 80 th
90 ses co6red In several OF the parishes o~ns ~
ysrt tjAt the country has been overnoweu WI na
have mot been able 20 attend 70 their duties, an a a.
has been cut on The returns 20 eone w
viii amount 70 about 10000 yotes, and VII MOI SS
slser the present proportions between wto ND" co'
voters. -. =, - 5,on.o tdated Debt have an
annced fhc withdrawal OF 5000 0on from creuison s
10 issue eight per cent bonds TO cancsl W.
Rr cify currency has returned 20 s oia "a
~ ga 6er cent discount though II mas neeh e. 1890
fhe pa 81 week, with prospect OF ~ ~
a,ian hs rise Ia mostly owing 90 the act .ls, - ~
,coi that Ien Sheridan viii soon interfere hh ~
, y,fh authority some method 0fspeedhy fsuees
nc outstanding municipal scrip, F % 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
PRIzE FIaHr AM PArERsoN-TnE "INFANrr

PRIZE FIGHT AT PATERSON-PHE INFANT
USES IRISH PuGuIsT.-About 800 roughs from the
shops of Paterson gathered last Saturday evening" after
cookbook, 90 witness prize fight Great precautions had
been taken 10 guard against Interference The spot Sc
lected was within the city limits Is within stones
throw OF the heart OF tho CITY, rs yet secluded and we'll
adapted 10 the purpose. that with two ON the
lookout, there little probability or arrest or
even recognition. The of tho Falls browns all
noise this spot which ia the flights above the town.
in hollow recently constructed basin for the new
reservoir. The pugsts were Infant LOWER a giant
like bruiser. noted for his great strength 10
sledge-llke blows Is a heavily built man, who
calls himself the Irish Pugilis named Johnny Hugans.
Lower is 9 feet nohes and Hogan feet 10 inches.
Hogan, however has q close built and muscular body
when stripped, while the Infant looked gaunt and
unganiy The betting about when the referee.
shop time keeper was chosen Eight rounds fought
lasting bali an hour. In which Hogan contested manfuy
against fate and the Infant well az he could.
On the eighth round Hogan was knocked down
last blow ended the fight for Mr.. Hogan, who was
carried OFF to his corner by his friends who threw up
the sponge a token Of defeat Cold water and
good whisky soon restored the Irish pugiiist VINO
was led home as blind as o bat by ms frlenas.
Both parties cleansed from blood and the yc,cr
With his Immediate friends repaired TO saloon nnsy
returning TO the streets of the city In small sqnads VIII
out having been suspected The police In fact SO lnet
the Affair kept and select were tho spectators OF
Invited guests that the matter did not reach the ears on
the authorities until last evening whom measures were
concocted for the arrest ~ the riDgeadcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
As AN INVESTMENT

The rapa progress Of the Uuou Rsaroad no. ,x t
from OMAHA Rebrasss and forming With IT. coesscoas a.
upbokea continent s attention 10 toe vsac No
Mortgage BOods which The Company odes ss psb Tss
Gr quesoa pudeot investors a. Are these boads ses
Merit care hey profitable iasestmentr Torpy 10 bheE - -
early completion Of the whole great line 10 Vie Psce =
certain be- The Government st
over weay on Of sd esd s million dollars In m swn sssf
practically guarantees H. fourth % the scrk already does go
the track continues 70 Of two miles
Second Railroad beo issued what pss~
TO be one lhs pros,abs aes railroad the cosp Fosu
ya must e only coaseepg Atlantic and fscfc -
being competition nanas remaserstSe rates fsf
Td Three hundred and seventy x miles Of this road are sahed 80
fully equipped with depo locomotives ke ssd tse tss ss
daily runnss wsy The materials Coz The remaining M sss
ofAs Moanos oahsnd and its sass ~
The nst earnings Of tss secion sesdy finished sss sv
greater gold upos The Ns sogass Bssds spss
such sections ssd 10, another mile Of Me rosd b hs rss
already completed wesM not esJ Interest sad expenses ba DC p
able 10 the Compsar fr ga q ta.f.a'a
Fs The UaIon Pscse Railroad boads can be ,se res
progresses therefore The market unless Asr sp
bona fds property. t \, ..lf ~ So
SOFA Their smoass !. strictly isIi.d By Law to sum equal % vsss
granted she 0oserames and for which takes seorA Me-
m security This amount the s Sit miles west hes onsAAS
only $1,000 per milo t -ai. ''ft ~ a..
rosd good ohs ss~dss railroad bsss
the cosn, have already paid ew upsn the stock (sA
to then third ss may vel nspire confidence frs hen
Eighth Although claimed that there bsts se~k
there parties who considers sr nssses
upon property this the best security 10 the woz sse 80
Governments to reavest in those boadbas seesg
greater interest. -.
Ninth Uueu Pacific Railroad boods are offered for tho pressss
90 cents dollar accrued interest they The oheass
curly In the Market being over per csai less than u ssoc
Tsna: Al ths caires.fsis Of premium % geld HsT pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST
The dali, subscriptions ara already large and h will csaaus ~
received IN New-York By the 100
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No IF.ssast, "A ..ias1
CLARK. DODGE %, 7aatsr, No. 81 wshst, 'l,fse 80
JOHN j. CISCO son, Dtskens, No . Wshss.
HEggY CLRws d Co., bankers. No. 70 wsts. -.
and By BANKS BANKERS seay throughout tse uasc sss
Of whom maps and descriptive psspa DO obtained rs -
also be sent BY mall from tho csapspys oses No. s'ssa
York. application Subscribers vih ss'ec ssos ssa sss'
thor hsr. confidence Win be rspss 70 sdss e' We Ne
delivery Of the bonds ,, c,0co ,r.u.,.. x.. yo. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
mn,

Dlhry,a feis aged month and ~ days =, a. -, r.., :,
ra .sryee residence VI s parents NO. % scum
yvis.hnb Al o'clock Sunday. The remains WIN poAeN
Hidgeeed Corr, for inssT@eae : ~ -, : !,
cR0wIp Broolp Saturday July 40 H. Bruce 900
ELeuelsr =. aud Jane u Grow . N, ia a .,sua
nv Of the fsmsJ are lecliay s %
ths fube!al fola the residence OF MS Paish"i
ave. this day, I'D Inst at IA ". -, =,
On saturday july 90 RObsrtB Crow Of E. FDass
Crow aged II mouths, and ID aA'sa - - 49,, M.
The .Tsl will place Monday, the no tys m ron ee
rsns residence srereert trs, house nom Ne h"
Lorg bland. n II - r. - -, -, -,
1,co.sIn crccist Te, Mordsy June H. Of pSsd fever
. Louis II. Jacobs u lurerenfs. ta
Neya sceds, ~ s, papers ptese copy rfr i..L
uoRaANst Mcmillan " Saturday Juy 20 Alice Cary twin
az bsetors Carose D. Morgan aged 10 HeeAA
TIE are the funeral from me pesepse OF
Tsrsp No. Al sapeJPSe BrooAypi on iussday morning " ~
o'eocE I..... ,.. IT
pATTEssoyor ssurta Jy 90 In this sy william Pate:sns
chief Csk sstss Pay Department New i0sh NY vac "
year 81 Bis age. . - =, :, -. ~ a. cl,p,o.rls q.
Eshth,t Tie friends Of the family are putsd TO ar'en0
sHApTERu ssteday July 2s Mrs Elizabeth shapsr ~co"
n s, and uds are invited attend her iassrai aon W "a.
residence No. CaTopak Rrookyp, On I"eeA!' 1's f'"
o'clock D. N. y. I..l--..-
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

AN INTERESTING TRor All roe'hhEErSih'
'''" ''' ''F''''~ T' PoU0nKRErsIH, July 20, 1867.
well-contested trotting match for purse
=, s.oo came on this afternoon at Dodge's Union ParR
v...osr q Htchcocks gray mare Ada Menken and Geo
Cak bay mare co The bay won IN ana n6res e asa
Of the noat Interesting that ever took pace nere
The following IS summary;
Dodges Union Park, JAY ao-pHs o. s'' nH' A'' "'''
Eve c..,..,. ! I ]
sss.s Menken. . .
T. h'e"coch eE'e'S Time-2iS4 2:51. 2ssi I.i sr.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

SUNDAY NIGHT Boat FROM NEw-HAvEN rof
NEw-YoRK.A boat will hereafter leave NewHayen for
NewYOrk Sunday nights at 12i5 waiting the arrival OF
the train from the North and East Horsecars or stages
will from the passenger station 10 the steamboat
dock This will enable oyerasked New TO secure
Sundays rest in the country and. after comfortable
night on board the boat reach NewY0rk on Monday
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

THE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS. July si.-yery rich gold dis
coveries have been made Ivy the Mormons ON Green
River. Brigham Young Ia fitting out parties FOR the
mines. .r Tl.. fUf'.rr -
Gov Smith OF Montana has gone to Virginia C'ty 70
place himself In teegraphio communication WIN uen
Sherman and Secretary stanton IN regard 10 hh"'ay
matters. tl 80 80 -,
were entered in the Land Office at Denver.
A train OF seeding mormons from Utah. arrived at
Juesburg on the 18th inst, route 10 the States
The steamer Antelope, from Fort Benton, was nred
into by Indians below Fort Buford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.
MURDER AT GooDLErTsyILLE.

MURDER AT GOODLErTsyILLE.
NASHVILLE, July Ella man named William
5cruggs assassnated Last night about O'clock while
sitting his store Goodlesvile, IA miles from Nash
vile. The gun fired through window. and several
buck shot took effect, killing him almost instantly "A
day and he took an active part in e. This thought
was one incentive to- the murder. though he had been
previously threatened. Twom suspected and de-
tectiyes have been sent to Investigate the affair.
LETTER FROM SENATOR WILSON TO COY.
BROwNL0w-A STARTLING rLOr Drscov-
Erred. l.E ..sH1
The Knorrilie Wing publishes the following
letter from Senator Wilson
wAsHIsGros, d. c., July IS. 1857.
The Hon. W. O. BRowsLow. $50
NY DEAR srR have just had visit from DIR.
Roberts, who presented letters OF introduction from
gentlemen In Government employ He tells me that on
his way he stopped at Memphis and while there had
conversation with person named Galloway" editor
OF newspaper who stated TO him that there 1000
negroes registered but that they did not intend to per-
INIT them to vote that they would have whites at the
and drive the negroes away or make fight IL they per-
sisted in attempting e vote and that he GALLOWAY,
truth In the story though It advisable to yog
an e%srssnsy and % beng icSsxsrnsd
Trusting there be no foundation Tor THIS story anu
with my best wishes for your success oengye me- very
truly yours, IL "iLsoS'
coLoRED SCHOOLS II NAsHyILLE-cLosE OF
REGISTRATION IN THAT CRY.
NASHVILLE, July 2i.--The city authorities of
Nashville have made arrangements for opening schools
for coored children 10 go into effect next September
The Board OF Education two weeks ago called upon
parents 10 register the OF their children and OBJ
tain certificates for Them but ~ yet only Few nave pre-
sened themselves in response to the CALL the colored
people appearing dstrs the sincerity OF the munich
pal authorities.
YESTERDAY Six thousand voters have registered, OF
whom I 600 are whites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, July A.-0n Sunday last, while
the freed people OF Sterling Robertson County were
worshppng their ehuTch tsey were ATTACHED by four
desperadoes who said the I'D negroes should NOT
hold church. They then drove the coored people away
shooting down IN cold blood three 0f their number TWO
man and one woman The gent OF the Freedmens Bureau
In two hours collected 100 OF the freedmen who nohsa
and armed pursued overlook, and captured two OF tc
Villains Who are now custody but their ral before l
civil authorities Is considered farce Military as ,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
,vprosIoN OF A LOCOMOTIVE.

sr. LOUIS, July 21.-A locomotive on the I'LL
nj. central Railroad exploded yesterday at Care m-
ssan,,v Killing +. W. Hayward, the engineer ana m"r'
,aIly wouuding John Wilson the hremanf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
THE wATcHTAw INDIANS.

L.wnExcr, Kansas, July disappointment
orbam has rejected the bid Of the Rebel General Rector
for the renewal Of waetchaw Indians the turetes not
helnGpproved by the United States District Attorney
about $1,000 which t IL expected VIII save the Govern
nlent not less than 100000. f..s To- o.. r,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
BASEBALL.

- ~ "a rLAyTIcs VS.. UNIONS.
Tho s,st ;mnortant match which the Atlantic
~ nc yad his season Is set down for the Sist Inst
with the Union Club at Morfisania
SCORERS VS.. REPORTERS
TEL, ,,o,oL Letween the Scorers OF base ball
.,, ara The bah Reporters has been arranged TO
lake place on Wednesday next Inc mon ground nas
ens on Where the could not see % well would
s,.ics ore not necessarily poets has long been
ma tat knowing reporters need not be expert
Handlers OF the bat and Dal VIII NC aeonsra'eo On TINS
important occasion
s'a' HERALD VS.. BLAm's PICKED NINE.
, A gawa III base ball was played on Saturday
he wse the Herald Club and Bairs Nine picked from me
ssr n, ssore OF 50 70 g. the rain having STOPPED the
S .1t n the of,d af the sixth imnin~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
ARMY GAZETTE

The following Board h dueed BY the troops bot hsh Fe
dered San Francisco abundant
examine and Dnn BodFdbfeyes
upon quality quantity Allen Chief Quarter
OF ration issued Military Division Of the
troops about to occupy three poets Pacific 49,.
Ia the territory lately purchased Cot W. kirkmsn Cne Gem
from Rusa viii Be mlssary Department Of California
gives TO the fact and LeaCo Keeuey Surgeon
sheep not procursbe In the ter III. & Array.
rilory, Bat viii haze 10 be intro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
THE WEATHER.

Rkx,RxsThs thermometer lowest csry m 81, Mo,ssg
sleht rain M, rainy. hRensson 1873 70 uU
rain With ss, s,e ao-temeps from i' N
zeTbs Thermometer lowest Sarl n ~
Morning. rapT 10 a. overcast cloudy herseea and
ereBng cloudy lightning in the West ho eto The s the
ps bet not In supshey popen OF
he ety NORTH J hardly ct here
Iort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

While the dram,shpps 81 NeY.Yerk an ana =,
Brooklyn seemingly closed mnns wIkess
roooss for the forpaton Of AntiExcise CLUBS snn
6esa adopted BY medy persons we !, spa law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
MlRRIED.

EnsoN-ROCK WOOI-on Tassisy evening jay ~ sSs
in the second Presbyterian Chureh s hs Rev
% nr,gpon Of yadison Mss pesu NJ only laughter OF
: 49, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
sp,tial Noiit,s.

How lightly falls the foot Of Tine ..,,-
That ouly r,sas on sors',i GO ,et,.lt. 4
noe, I'M, Tim. does not walk and Should therefore
rsn .hus, --iee-
\ s.g uo. ushtly v... Tine. Wings Dy'yea'' z ~ =
4 When .,rissl.a With nourBIooAlss osssus' =. !
p, ,s however ,A.s PHALoss and NJ one The ''an'''
.,. IA. Tim. D srS, sssass to tsaissass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
DR.. IAshthilI lhas Returned.
DIR. r.. b. LIaHTHILL hiss ret.

can 10 daily oeassitsd -
the diseases 10 wticA ~
gives srsias!ss sstess'sss
embracing ~. \,
Discharges from the Esss
Noises |. she Bcad. q,
ssfuetlss d Mo Rsgas-
chan rsbs. asd III D.
Gases Of the Bar
Of shs Head. E,ss an
Throat. and an D'sesssS
affecting The saasl cssissss
end tho various
DISEASEs. iss'sx-
ing Asthma. Bsesetias
Sore rhrest, Diseases e
ths Hssxs. ssd al fsyns -
Ps'sssessy oeeplsia,s
kcs ~ q. an 30. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
WASHINGTON.

CoYGREss7 ADJOURNED TO NOVEMBER 21-THE
a.. IMPEACHMENT COMMITTEE ORDERED TO RE-
PORT-THE REPORT DELAYED BY FILIBUS-
TERTNG-THE INDIAN BILL PASSED-THE
DISTRICT EQUAL RIGHTS BILL NOT SIGNED
BY THE PREsIDENT-THE LATE VETO MIS-
SAGE-THE WORK OF THE UNION CONGRESS
COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

Ns"'''''' ''g " l"' No y w.l.l. Essis.t 8
What Mere Pleasing Sight huy aoasssiis aa sasss
s Of .o~rh.. clothes fresh from And what o.
cOusns than to see the clothes rusty yso~ tca With bss
. TIEMANNs LAUNDRY BLUE. 50 800
p,,er,a br D. r. remsnn Co., PRRB FROM ACID cad es~s~
oueuly always makes clothes beautiful and vbss For sa'e
sreesrs and druggists t. 4 r.l 1iGf' y
- J. H. rTBMANH, Sole Agent ~ n 81
No ,so Pesriss. y z
Fine Geld Watch Chains, - -
+ NHw Styles Of all descriptions foe sale BY oho
sIy R,osduav edooyb CaEslst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
DIR. heunedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL 80
ONE BOTTLE WILL, CURE.

Ever, ,.g S IL eiDss. or IN health should sasssM
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Yin Ss restore Se the tone q q. bowels ssa ssnsss
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American Watches.. 100 = ~ = p
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N, offer their wh the trade hsash assata'isse
e s 7:s.s :ss.s N s . sDSAsS
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Indigestion indicates is presshseh many Ways s -,
them The food Instead Ofta,snyto pouzshnent ssss
N - asuds ls bowels sives great pain ~ 'oss
WAYS RRGU I4TISG PILLS Invariably cure ms 49, ~ -.
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