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HoAton Market.

BOsTON, August 2l.-CoPfEE-The market for this
article has been quiet tho past week. he sales COM
price 800 pockets Java Mt 24H cts yol email lots ut
IKE In ho there have been further Palcs nj o2a25c
ID currency, rs to quIhty In ST Domingo nothing has
been done nnd rrices aru nominal
Cor1oS-Wo notice a very nrm fceng for Cotton, with
eItcpt, as purchasers confined TO small wanted
by manufacturers. The salcs have eta for
Ordinary and Good Oriipary; zya30c for Mddlipg anu
3lnlc Tor Good Mtddling including USlnnlB and Gulf
DOMESTIC Goops-Tbc market for Cotton GOODS ro
mains tho same previously noticed With demand
and the prospect OF gradual increas In the volume or
trade for some weeks 10 como. Prices are firm.
GUFSY BAos.-Market dull for guuny bugs but hold.
ers ara r,n Sales 20a300 balos from l1a2i c curren
CT, and In Some instances shade higher.
GuNSY CLoTH-Thero has been O fair demand for
Gunny Cloth, and sales OF COO bales at a2Isc Der
yud currency and tho market closes quiet tho lowest
hguro.
Hr.-There has been fair demand. with sales of
Eastnrn and Northern S20a&32 per ton, quality
NAVAL SToREs-Tho transactions In Spirits TurIen-
tine have been confined to amn lots ut Gu62c per gnl-
lon In Tar sales Of 200 bba Wilmington to arrive
So IS; ard sma lots at 50 75aI perbb. Rosn is Arm
md SCARCE but sales 0f consequence havo been
made In Pitch tho Bales have been small ut 81 50 per
Dbl for Southern.
SPIcEB-There have been email sales Of Eutmers Mt
bond.
srmITs-Tho demand continues limited for ull brands
OF foreign. The sales Of brandy have beeu confined to
small lots at 81 6Oa7 80 tho different brands Rochco
aud 81 Goals for Cognac Holland gin sells 81 Goa
25 nnd St C1oiI rum S5aG .6 per gallon New England
rum has been in moderate demand with sales Of small
lots at S2a2 76 and rectca whskey s selling s2a
per gallon. Good md clo!ce old Bourbon aud Rye sells
from S3aG per gallon. as TO quality and brand.
suuAR.-priccs continue 10 be well sustained but the
demand has been moderate and the sales have
to any extent Tho transactions comprise sGO hhds
primo refining al 12c 80 hhdB grocery grades at laLo
l2Sc 500 boxes No ls to re6ner nt l6c and 10 100
boxes Cuba, No. u to TO- at 12hal6ac per lb Refined
have been selling at l6Rl7c per pound for pow
dered crushed and granulated
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Savannah Market,


SAVANNAH. August 23.-coTTos-The rcceipts of
Cotton since tho l6h inst amount TO 1893 baes Upland
Tho exports for the tme amount to 1876 bales Up
lNnd aud s. balcs Sen Island Cottoncaving on
hand and shpboard net cleared on the 23d inst Of
l077 bales Upland and SOL bales Sea Island Cotton.
srArEMEHr oP COTTON
Cplands s. laid.
Receipts eincc Augusta 1867. 1908 90
EFFORTS.
Exports since Au ,ust tlG................ l,526 10
Exported previously. 1l.T25
2S2,256 ll,77S
ErocK.
Stock Sept, ], 1865. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60o3 xa4
Received since Auguat l6............... 1O3a
Received previously. 2o2 1915
Total receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2sa, ,ass 1865
Exports since Sept. !, 1906 ,256 11,778
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sINI!Ls SInliLlBUS CURaNTUR.
HuMPHREYS'
uIfNRr0rrr q

HOMGOPhTHIC SPECIFICS :.
II AVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE Rxpr.
IL RlENcE, An entire Ruccess: :Simpie-Frompt-Rm.
silent and Reliable. Thoy the only nIedcints per.
fcctly adapted to popular simple that mstak
esunot se nlaho IN using thOnI harmless to be
res from danger. and efficient 10 always relia-
bic Tby have raIsed the highsst commenaLtion from
all. and VIII Aiwhya render RAtiufactiUn,
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. August t2.-TuRpEErINR-The mar
ket rules steady Sal Of 576 bbls IS e6 for virgin
S3 SIS for yellow dip. and 81 67H for hard n $50 ibs
SPIRITS TuRPEsrtNt-No change In PRICE Sales of
14o pbs at 81 c aud 100 do for delivery part in
N bbls) Mt sax cts p gallon.
RosSslcs Uf 6l0 bbs at e3a3 05 for strained COM
mon. s. rs for No 2 and s4a& 25 for Mol.
TAR-62 bblY changed hands at 50 10 a bbI
coIToa-About AZ bales mixed grades sold to-day at
~ cts p ID.
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Q A r d .

II Ia With feelings OF prdo American manusctUrcr,
tiiat we pabish tho following tea,munIa, which iaye
been received BY us recently:
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES,

HooHfsfEB, n, z, December 49, 1881.
Melsrs. p. Il. DRAKE COL hayo bean a oreSt snf
rer ro Dyspspas for three four years And had TO
abandon my profession. About three months apo I
ried the Plantation Dlttors and 70 my great ioy am
nea nearly wall maa. I have recommended them 10
ssyeral cases, and far know Always vim siRnaj
bonant an, respectfully yours,
Rev ], 8. OATU0RN,
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PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month, 18th Day, 1861.
HrlrrorkD FRIHHp:-My daughter has been much
beneatted by Tho use Of thy Plantation Bittors Thou
Wilt send mo two bottles more.
Thy friend, ABA OUHRIH,
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BARNWELL SENTINEL
rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM, LET
Merchants and businoss try 1t for few months
"No riak no gAin." Send your cards and incre.s,
Jour trade this fall There's nothing TO equal Printer
Ink-it has made many o sortuns.
Terms for the pAper-S3 per annum. In advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 81 DER square
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards Of Ten nes less the rate OF $40 for thr
months.
Contracts by the year for ak months allowing priy
llege Of changing favorable terms. Address
, EDWARD A. BRONSON
SCSeipMfl" PnnIisi-t
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female I1eguiafor,

Cuin Suppressed, Escesfius and
IhinfR Nenstrudtion, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal AZ
JccfiOHs. Pains In the Bdck, Sfcf-
Nratfaicht, Tidtiiness, and all dis.
enscs that spring from lrJeRularIly,
10y rrinnving the causc and all tho
eilrcts that nr!se from Il. They
are pcrfecily safc In all cases, en-
sept 'rhen forbidden by diree.
, fi0ns, aud are easy 10 administer,
MS they arc nlce!y sugar coated.
They shuuld DO in the hands of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
IN tho land.
: Ladies can address Us In perfect
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CHEROKEE INJECTION.

does not fall TO euro Gonorrhea. 0iest and all Ag.
cous Dischdr9es In Mals or Female, curing recent
cdsu fn from one to fhrts days, and Is especially
recommended In those cases % Fiuor Altus or
Rhfss IN Fe,aalts. The tuo medicines used IN
conjunction will Lot il TO remove this disagreeaols
complaint and in those cascs where other medle!nAs
hayo been used without suecesa
PES Es%sSy; IsIesaSy.; Ono Bottle 4 Three Bottles L
arhs Cherokee Cure "RsmedY" and "TnJto-
aon" arc to bo found 30 all we'll regulated drug
stores, and arc recommended ty physieians and
drukgista al over the world, for their intrinsic worth
aud merit, Bono unphnetplsd dealers, however,
try 10 deoSivo their euitomere, By selling cheap and
worthless eompoupds,--In order TO make money
10 place Of these. Be not decsfrtd. lf tho drug
gsts will not buy them for yo, wriso to us and we
will send them 10 you BY express, sccursly packed
and FREQ FROM observation We treat all diseases 70
which the human syitem 10 subject, and will bs
pleased TO receive full and explicit state sments rom
those who hAve hied to reesive relief heretofore.
Ladies or gentlemen address N IN psrfsct corr
,fdtncA We deslre to send onr tbiry.two psgs
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman n ths
land Address al Isttsn for pamphlets, msdioineA
or advice, to tho sols proprietor,
CDR. ". B. MRRWM, 81 Walker 81" y. 7.
[ayA tul1kh
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| xIo1 BrTTERA"
8. T.-1S80-X.
fex bottles OF PLANTATION Brrrxns
WIN oufs Nervous HeadacheL
:. gold EItrsmitos and FeyesIAh lips.
BouF Stomach and Fstid breath.
YlAtulsncy and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
EIoessve Fatigue and Short Breath.
Mental Dependency
Prostrahon; Great Weatneu.
sallow Complexion. wOah Bowels, 40
Liver COMPLAINT AND DYspEps1A
proceed from deeoaaed and torpid liver Tho hillary
secretons OF tho Liver OVERLOOKING Into the stomach pol
After long research We A6io 70 present the most
remarkable for these horrid nightmare diseAsea
hundred aud forty thousand persons hsIo taSeS The
PLANTATION BrTTsns, anu not An instance Of complaint
its most ensctu.l tonic and agreeable stimul,n
saIted to AL conditions Of Lfe-
Tbs reports that IL reIe. ppon miners. substances
ts aotvo properties, nre wholly false For tho
tsedon OF the public. and that patients may consul
oaLf.ifa BInrIoesb,a,sa ior ovsr iHo Snns,.d
ysars In the treatment Of Power and Ague Dyspepsia
vile Of tss Vosroy o. Psr p 5 sss
lfervArds sold By the Jesus As enormous prfee Of
d,s. and vas finally msde % pubic By Louis L XVI KIM
OF Banoe- humboldt mzkea especial refarenco 70 NJ
''eIsss aasss during q, South asroa9 tav:s
Of the stomach and bouels
DAHpzIIoH-For Inflammation Of the lolns and drop
ouAMoAuLr FLowxns- snfeoblsd digestion.
LAvKrDKR FLowKns-Aromltlc,a aimulAnt and tonic
highly invtgorAtng In nervous debility.
WnrTHaosxHn-Pors scrofn.. rheumatisn,. etc.
muscle and miii; much used By mothers nurslns.
Also, coyehuds. orange. GATEWAY. ooriindefr nnAie
COT, eto.
8. T...l880..-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient OF great ule among
70 ihe complexion and br!.noy to The nina IL yst nm
Known 70 tho commerce Of tho world. and ue Withhold
for the proseut.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
RooHrsrKB, n. Y, Docamber 49, 1891,
Msssrs. p. q. DRAKE d 0o.-I hayo bean 4 Rrest AMI
rer nom DJspspis for three years. And had 70
abandon my profession. About three months aso /
ever, CASES. and, =. far = L1ox. .w.yi vim 'sn,
Rev. :. g. 6ATHoRN.
Ran.DnsHIA, ION Month, i7th Day. 1852.
beneatted BY Tho use Of ny Plantation Dittsrs Thou
''s 'srS TSy me as,.sS sHS bottles more AZ. ouRRrs
sHnM4x Houu. omo.ao, m.,t
,savo e.ss. Of Jour Plantation Bltter,. AZ mornins
s9s sEssssf W ss :HS's s:sns * % 'sa '.'s'sAna
Ar,,nosm,n.s ara NOV eompls,sS 10 sunni1 rH MI
u,na loI hi' .roIs .hiah has no. h,issoiors Sssn an
perfeoy pure standard Of the PLANTATION BIrTIas DO
dsparted hom. Every bottle bears As o,sni1 Of os1
nenatSrs On ss<i plats 1vravin0, eana.. b ss.
1ny ss,.e~ p,sstneaap % 'sa PLANTATION Brrrzas Z.
y ~ 3 ss G Hs' H. s1 ;.ss sS1 g9ss sss fxs
soa 5, N Drusss.s o,sos. and Dealer. .hroussou.
P. H. DRAKE & CO., New York.
April q pvf1u
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Tnc chnrles,on COTTON nInr1sc,

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening. August "a, 1867.
Holders having IN fnw cases submitted 10 nn irrcgu
lar fall in price Of cent to and half cents q IT,
transactions took place to the extent Of 81 bacs viz
at 22Hc.; 10 at 2sc; at 2ikc at 2sc. &c at 25.lc
wo quote:
LOW aiiuulinS.. .24t7@-
Middling. ............................. ..25925S
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"A s1niie WAS on her np-hsalth in her look
strength was In her a,sp, and In hor hnndn-PLAHrA
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EUROPEAN TESTImuNiALs,
Receiued during the month Of Augu,., is,


Receiued during The month Of Auqu,, 1863
LONDON. July u.s. 1867
MEaaRa. onICKHRfha Il soas-dentR: hsvn much
composers musicians nn Irofnss III Europe held
your rianos IN such high estimation tui my certIA
to Europe to ascertain thu opinion Of my arufcssons
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will provo how
unanimous they havo bcpu ON tho subject / beg To-
forward at tho sane time. ot.nr received from my
friond. SIR. ooiard which Huro must bo gra,iiy-
have the honor to bo sou.rmon, yours very trnly,
JaAhB n. wEHLI.
LONDON, January Il; 1866
Jamei n. WeAf. Esq: ~ '''''
MY pE.n - sIn: liGSs Erc.. rcssure IN aasns yon.o
convey 10 hosara Chickering tile oIpra Blou Of my
highest approval Of their nHtrumun II ls cou ,iIer
not merely the bost inarumont Of American nnnu.c.
turo that hAvo trfd but of tho ucat Grand Piano
fortes that has under my :hHcrvstion; and
the Messra. ChIckor!ng may we'll DO proud having
turnod ont from their manufactory instrument
which. for touc quality, puwnr and work knn,ish!p 1t
would be worry hincnt TO surpasa In any par, tho
Deg zIr. very sincerely yonrs,
Firm of oonard uoll.rd rlanviorts M.ns.:act1scrs,
London.
LONDON, August ~, 1863.
MY Dean Bin: AZ you going blek to tho uniisd
Measrs oheiorinR. Toll thOnl wna doiishtea with
their arand psnoforle-si good an irs'runes., iak
az 'odI s sDer tarHed out both in toaeh andtcr',
Whaling you, &C.. remain oyeru tly,
L. F. DK0nlIROGD.
Firm of I. Broadwood q Sons. Piano.iorto Mnnu,.o-
turars, London
LONDON. JnlY 20 1865.
ketsrs. CAiekerin2 d Sons:
GENTS: have iust been invited by Moesrs Uosri 10
try a Grand Pianoforto manufactured ky yu,i, nid
have hesitation In endorsing tho opinion OF my old
friend, Mr.. q. ID. Ooard, That IL tbs lpes In
strunnont over played
Believe mo. gentlemen. most faithfully you're,
J. l.. HATTON.
Teitimonid from he dtnoui,hed Artiifi in huron
10 AetfTJ. Chickerii,o &C Soaf:
LONDON. July 25. 1906.
Having played upon PiAno.forte made by Mesera
Ohtckering b Song, OF Boston and New York lnIys,
much pleasure In tesufSing TO ita general eIcecucs
For sweetness and brilanoy OF tone doicacy OF
touch aud magnificent power tor concert pllrpnsuB
consider tt rcsly GnAsD ptAso-ronTE ptoIpr:p-
LIZ THE BEsr HAVE nEER OF AMEnrcaa AlA.urAorunr
ARABELLh GODDARD. ItfIULO HEGUNDI.
q. A. OSBORNE ALFRED JAEII.
". KUHE LINDSAY aL0PER
JULES BENEDICT. ]. MUSoHELEJ
II. W. BALtE. Prof. OF Consoryatoire de
OHaB. HALLE Leipg,u
DRINLkY RICHARDS. y. ARTHUR CHAPEL,
RENE FAYAhHER. Director OF Monday Con.
SYDNEY 6MfTH. certs, London
Among the chief points OF excellence Of the Ohcisr-
ing Pianos OF which speak tho renowned srHts their
oongratulAtory tasmonals to the Measrs ChtcksrinQ
tone. combined with q rare briinlcy, cearness and
perfect eyennoas throughout the entire scale; and
above all. surprising duration Of souud the pure and
sympatlouo quality OF which changes under tho
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fortythroe yoars this Arm has
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THE AIKEN PRESS

THE AIKEN PRESS
TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
l. Aiken. g. G., Woekly paper under the abovo title
TO be devoted to General Intclligence-PoiIuca Com
mercial. Social, Literary and Rcllgious-wth Dopar
ment OF Agriculture Including tho Feld tho orchar
the Vineyard and tho Garden. News Summary. tc
contain digost OF tho important evcns OF the wcck
will occupy tion OF tho aper and particular all.
ton will be giyen to the unsettled question of Labor a.
bcst adapted to condition. and tho development
OF the resources OF tho country MAnufac lures ARr
culture. FruItraising, and yine-groHing.
Tcrmn-S3 year, IN advance.
II. ". RAyENEL, Editor
W. d. RnkLITD. Publisher. JannarY ~
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COMMERCIAL.
ETuDrtR,

NEW YoRK-Pcr BeamBhip aaphattan-iG bags I Cot
ton ASS balea Upland Cotton ticrces Rice. 2B9 bb q
RosIp, rs bblB Flour. I4 sacks Flour, lGI5 bushels
Wheat lit bales Domestics Gu bales Waste. 80 boxes
and 10 sacks Feathers - bags Roots - rolls Iaaih
er. ~ empty Barrels, 50 Packages.
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8. T....l860,...X.

Another wonderful Ingredient, OF great use among
tho Spanish Adios Of Aouth America imparng beauty
the complexion and bfii.noy TO the mlnh II YET nm.
monn 70 tho commerce Of tho world. and we Withhold
IN name for the present.
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THALBERG'S oPINIOm.
consider OhcfnrIng Honn' PIsnoJ. cey.nd com.
parison, tho beat have seen In hninrIca
q. TIIALDERa,
Chairman OF Jury on Mualcai InEtrin.en
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Steamer City Point. hdkinp PaIatkn, vim Fernnr.
dim. jacksonville nnl Savannah. Mdzc. To lsnvencl
10 siilnur, Il A i Caldwell. f Fuller. pinkcrson,
" Roach
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LONDON. January u, 1860.
LONDON, August ~. 1868.

Xetsrs. CAicxeTin2 d Sons:
GENTS: have lust been invited by Moears Goisr 10
try Grand Pianoforto manufactured ky yun, aid
have no hesitation In endorsing tho opinion o my old
friend, Mr.. q. d. Ooard, That IL 10 tbs Gues In
strumont over played on.
Believe mo. gentlemen. most faithfully you're,
J. l.. HATTON.
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- Cures General Debility, Etdk-
W ness, Rysftrfcs in Femdiss,
~ PdfpifdftoH Of the Hearf and
= dN Rercous Distdsss. It re-
= st'rcs new life and slgor to tho
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ssKnMix HousI. omoiao, NIL

Fsbruary II, f8es.
Hkslns. p, q, DnixD Oo.:--Plesso sand = another
tRslvo cases OF your Plantation Dltters- morning
Appetizer they appear 70 have superseded everything
ells. and are groatly esteemed.
Yours, 40, GAGE WArTH
ArrsnRsmcnl are nov completed 70 supply any d.
And for this article vhloh has net heretoiore besp
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-01
TO GOVern't Bond
Holders

Conversion off S-IOs. In reply to uu-
merous inquiries in regard to the manner Of
converting the August7 3-l0s into the new $50
Gold Coupon Bond we make the following state
ment for the benefit of the holders of 7 3-l0s,
who may not be informed:
The Government computes the interest on
both bonds IN currency from the date of the
maturing Of the last coupon, allowing seven and
thres-tenths on the Z $40. and charging six per
cent on the 5-2Os. For example you send to
Washington $1,000 : $40 bond which reaches
there on
May LIST $1,000
"A days interest. (from Feb 1) 1856
5-2Os $1,000
liz days interest, Orom Jan. 1s) 1886
CThis is counted at 355 days per annum)
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New York Cattle market.
NEW YoRK. AnriI %

-" 4OAAg ARAAA =
Receipts 6,205 beeves, S,698 sheep and
lambs, Is, 708 swine. Market for beeves
opened less active, and on Thursday fell I
cent. To day, the yard contained about
1900 cattle, about as good grade as the
previous week. At first holders were dis
posed to demand higher prices, but find
ing butchers were disinclined to pay those
figures, gladly accepted the rates current
last Monday, or about &c over Thursdays
prices. Quotations for poor to medium
cattle, 154G16ci medium TO fair steers
174@1Sc; majority of oxen 17@I74e;
average price l63c few choice sold at Is
@1S4; poorest cattle brought 15@1s3c,
with continued moderate receipts.
The market tor sheep and lambs, firm
with an upward tendency and demand,
fair. Most on sale were sheared, which
sold at prices ranging at 84@l0c, latter
outside prices. A small lot of Southdown
wooded sheep at 100 pounds average, real
lied he a car load poor sheep brought
%; lambs 14@16e.
Less frmness in hogs. The market
continued free. Arrivals of common
stock tended to depress the market. Good
hogs scarce and wanted. About ten car
loads for sale at 4eth street yards, sold at
64@74c.
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G AND PERSONAL.

Our 4esopotamla letter reached Us
too late for this issue.
The weather has been very chilly for
the past week. On Thursday morning
there was quits a furry of snow,
North Main Street is undergoing
much needed repairs. It viii soon be in
good condition for vehicles.
Mr.. Scott we observe, has put his
omnibus on the rOs4 since the streets
have become pAssable.
1t WIN be sesn By . card published
elsewhere that n. stull, Esq, is now
occupying the room over Harmon &
Browns store, a. . Law Office
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment Of the Enterprise Fire Insurance
Co, of Cincinnati. It's exhibit of re.
sources, business, &C., places it on = solid
basis-
Mr.. Isaac Holford, Of Brookfeld, has
purchased the residence of Mr.. Ira Fuller,
late deceased, on Elm Street Considers
ton $500. Mr.. Holford intends making
Warren his future home.
Rev. H. R. HOsingtOn, late pastor
of the Presbyterian Church of this place,
preached his farewell sermon on last Sab
bath morning. Rev. Mr.. Page has been
engaged to supply the pulpit until JAnuA-
~ next Mr.. Page has not As yet been
received as the settled pastor, as wAs erro-
neously lntimzted in our last issue. BE
WI preach at the Presbyterian Church
on nsxt sabbath.
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KINSAIAN.
K1NsMAN, April Is, 1867.

KIEsMAE, April 70, 1867.
On MOnday morning last, a large dog
belonging TO Z. P. Beekvith & Bro,
Merchants Of Kinsman, withouth cause or
proEocatian, bit 3 little girl, five years
old, making . severe wound in the face,
and horribly mAngling the upper lip. The
child, under the care of skillful physi-
clan, is apparently doing well at present,
vet no doubt she will be dIsfgured fos
life.
I learn since this took place, that said
dog has the reputation of being cross,
especially towards children. The owner
apparently pays no regard thereto, suffer-
ing him to run at large, and even now re-
fuses killing or dispOsing Of him.
Respectfully, &c. CITIZEN.
IA State law gives any one who chooses
to exercise it, the privilege of killing any
dog running at large during the day, and
the owner can only o damages to
the amount of value at which the dog may
be returned on the Assessors duplicate for
taxation. If not so assessed, he can not
recover damages.-ED. CHRaE4eLE.l