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ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS,

"Libra," tho very clover and readable, ns well as
judicious correspondent Of tho New York Times, in
the issuo Of that journal for Monday last, has n
letter covering over six coumnH, giving tho result
OF his conversations with tho Hon. ALEXANDER II.
STEPHENS, whose hospitality no enjoyed for somo
days at Charlottesville, Georgia. Mr., SwIHToN,
tho accomplished historian Of tho Army OF the Pc.
tomao, and author Of the moro recently published
"Docisire Battles OF the War,"-whoso seudonym
Is but o thin disgpiso, In removing which wo aro
not guilty Of indolicacy, as 'Iibra' has rot pro-
served eudied ino5g.-frona this letter would mp
pear to have been in his element undtr that
sprosding oak, his host ready 10 answer any and
eyery question that even tho moat divergent anu
conscientious historical research could suggest;
and hr. STEPHENS has no cause TO rogrot tho cour-
tesy or hospitality no oItonded TO his inquiring
guest, for no finds his personal moral, montal and
spiritual picture drawn with loving hand and m
admiring ponoil Were tho letter not too long, wo
should copy it ontire. But as our space forbids
such eItrayagant indulgence, wo will Gull from IL
what wo deem Of tho greatest interest to our
roadors.
Tho letter opens by giving picture OF Craw-
fordsville, 50 poor, tumble-down Georgia village
OF threo or four soore wooden houses which straa-
gle over the sod and silent street or two, mldewe
anu Weather-Worn, and 8iyon over for generation
past To moro somnolence and dccrepitudo, placed
amid storilo and unpioturesquo country, and in
habitod by people dull, homely and prosaio." &
NoIt follows very graphic pon-and-ink sketch
OF tho personnel, the oorreetness OF which will bo
readily acknowledged by oYory ono who has ever
seon Mr. sTEpmss' remarkable faco and form.
Wo learn hore, umong other faota OF interest that
Mr. 8. is nearly ak feet high, fiftyavo yoars Of
-
character and convorsation arc noIt reviewed.
Under the latter hoad, Mr. swnszoH writea:
"As You may BIO aware, no is engaged In Sriting
wo'k on tho "War between tho States II is,
however, 90 I gather, TO bo o monograph ,athor
than history, and viii trcat only OF special ponia
In the caunos, conduct and rcsults Of the war Of
aesessioa. Ee shrinks from tho amount Of morbid
anatomy that would bo required In complete his.
tory. NO right-hoartod Confederate ha OBJ.
served to me- osn write tho history o! tho war; 4.
would bo like man raiins up and exposing to
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New York News,

New YoRK, July 25.!!Tho Right Roy. DR.. Young
was to-day consecrated Bishop of Florida, DIR.
Trinity Church, which was crowded TO ovcrilowng
Six Bishops and hfty clcrgymen assisted. Bishop
-, OF Louisiana, preached tho sermon.
Tho steamer Granite State, from Hartford for
Now York. WIS wrecked on the rocks ut tho south
end OF Dlackwella Island. East River. The Grew
and passengers were saved.
Half Of Table Itock at Niagara has boon blown
OIL Two hundred pounds Of powder moved tho
whole rock, but tho projecting part breaking off,
the rest settled back '.. 49, -, :
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VOLUME w. NO.
TELEGRAPHIC.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY aHws.]
Tho South Carolina Republican Cony

lion.
COLUMBIA, July 25.-Tho proceedings Of tho Con-
Yention to-day wcro generally harmonious. Tho
platform adopted was tho samo In all esscn. ;al
points as that adopted by tho Convention when In
session at Charleston.
Alr. Epping proposed q mild conlseation in tho
shape OF taxation OH unus cd lands, but tho Con.
ycntion voted it down.
An attompt was made to add the namo Radical
to party, which also failed.
now Central Executive Committee was MP
pointed, of which G. Dudley, OF Beaufort, s. g.,
was mado President
resolution was introduced by J. ]. Wright
coored, that tho colorod is entitled by reason
Of loyalty and services, to Tho nomination of Vice.
President Of tho United States.
Pending tho discussion on this question, Tho
Convention adjourned.
W. ]. Armstrong, delegate from Washington
to tho Convention, will address tho citizens to-
night, Mt o'clock.
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8S~Thc Relatives ana Friend. or n,.
mrs EDWARD D. WHITE, OF their son EDWARD All
SION WHITE, and tho Students OF tho Cbnrlcs,on Cal,
iegc arc invited to attend tho Funorn Services Of tl
lato EDWARD ALLSToN WHITE, at ST. nIicI,uc,a
Church. This Afternoon, at si1 O'Clock. July %
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Now Orleans city Currency.

gested by Mayor Heath, and adopted BY both
Boards OF tho City Council in funding tho city is.
suos OF interest bearing certificates, tho currency
brokers purchasing it as high as 8 per cent. dis
count. Over sG0,0O0 have been Withdrawn from
circulation and destroyed II is worry hot and sui
try, tho Thermometer 90.
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From Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, July 25.-Tho Daily Dispatch has
boon sold to o company Of Northern mon, and will
be conducted, nftcr August 1st, undor Republican
tonds starting now daily paper ut nm carly day.
Tho weather is warm, with but little indication
Of rain. =
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country homo, after sojourn of few months In the
city, wns hardly recognized by her friends In place
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plcxion OF almost marble smoothncss and instead OF
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quy As to tho cnuse OF no grcat change she plainly
told them That sho used tho CIRCAssIAH BALM md
considered It an invaluable ncquisi lion 10 any lady toilet
BY Its use any Lady denc en- improve their Der
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combination as Nature herself ID simple yet unsurpass
cd In sta cfcacy in drawing Impurities fon also heal
Ing, cleansing and bcautfying tho skin complexion
BY ts direct ciion on tho cuclo draws from Il all ia
impurities Kindly healing tho same. and leaving tho
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md beautiful Price 81, sent by Musl or Express on 10
ccipt OF IN orler, by
". L. CLARK & CO., Chnmists
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NASHVILLE, July IA communication from tho
citizens OF Momphis has beon received by Sccro-
tary Fletcher, urging that, according to Goncrll
Grants letter to General Pope, Albert Pike vio-
latos his parole in advising citizens to go to tho
polls armed, -
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Ernna Portland Nc

PORTLAND, Me-, July 25.-A boat was capsized
near tLis harbor, of Desert Islnnd, drowning tho
Rev. r.; q; Chase nnd vito, Miss lIaup!e, Miss
others.
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Our Cnblo Dispp,thes.

LONDON, July 25.-In tho uouse of Lords, tho
Rcforn Bill was passed to its second reading. Tho
Commons passed tho bill nbolishng church rates.
Sir Morton Petos liabilities wcro stated ut nine
millions. Assets SOC, ,O0O.
Lord Mans reports that two of tho Fonian prison
ers, awaiting tlial at Dublin, nre insane.
LONDON, July 25-Noon.-Con 95. Bonds
rag
lIyEnPooL, July 25-Noon.- 10000 bales
Pork w. Rard 4o d. Saeen Is CD SIfn rarpsn Sss
tiuc Jls. I'alow 4is,
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DIsPATcH,

NOON DlaPAICH.
New YORK, July 25.-Stocks excited, and slade
lover since call. Money 5aG. Sterling timo 10
per cent; Sight 3aa; Registered Bonds of ca, 1O9a
10 10s4; Georgia per cent. 49, Gold i39al2oA Flour
and dull and heavy for unsound. Pork dull at
$23.75a2S.B0 80. Lard steady at 12alSIc Whiakey
quiet; Cotton quiet and tlrm nt 27a27dc Turpcn:
ttne 67aa58c. Nosin steady; atraincd g. 70; COM
mon sSG2a. ~
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton shade oasior; sales 1000 baIes MT 27a27I
mostly 2Ic. Flour dull; Slate So t0ai1; Southern
90 25a16 TO- Whcat.od 2a3c. lower; now sa5c
firm Provisions gonerally firm. Mess Pork s2S G2.
Naval storos quietan unchanged. Freighla quiet
dod dSts ss s0'SS * Coupons sna snsr IT. Money Sa
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Coirco dull and nomna,ly
mont; City Mills o1tra si1 60; holders ask higher i
prizes prizes: is %hfs. receipts bst!or pSc9
unchanged. Provisions quiet and d firm Hra - sugar
CINcrasAT,, July, 25.aFlour nrmor., Wheat
littlo demand. Moss Pork dull, and held at All.
market; Clear Sides, 15ia1Gc. !.
sT. LOUIS, July 25.-FIourt quiet. Corn, White
oas ssSS 7s a Gs s sss ss ss
at 50. Rosin steady; salos at 81 75a{ rs for com.
mon to No. 1. Tar declined; sales at IS 80.
MOBILE, July 25..-CoIton firm; saIos 800 bnlcs
Low Mtddllngs al Receipts 8 bales Weather
continues eloar and warm. The Thermometer con.
tinu's at %; weather warm but favorable to crops
NEW ORLEANS July, 29.-ss,as OF Cotton 75C
exports 70 balos. Louisiana Sugar only retail
trade t5sSs; S aoasSos Gaba fully sr 70 prime
quiet; supcrlne $10.75; double extra $ia Corn"
stock light; mixed and yollou $l.25al,s5: wbte
sl.4oaI .46. 0ats.nono II first hands; retailing ai
ing s23.60. Bacon Shoulders i4o.; Ribbod Sldas ds
stock exhaustQd; Clonr sldea 1Go. Gold is5,
Sterling 6laaS4. New York Sight Exchange tai
Sales 102 bates. Middlings 25o Roceipts i8
balos. Receipts OF the wcox 1867 bales Exnori,
22o9 bales. Stock corrected o-day 412o balos.
AuogsTA, July 25.-l,uyers demanded docllno
put holders faiused. Only few bales wero sold
but prices aro irregular. 81 ''''
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aS NOTICE ID MARINEkS.-C AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing TO anchor their vessels in Ashley
River ore requested not to do anywhere within direct
range OF the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHaRVES on lilo Charleston and St Andrews side Of
Tho Ashley RiHer by which prccauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided.
S. c. TURNER, II. NJ.
Harbor Masters oGico, Charleston February O, 1866.
Februnry7
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From Rfcln,nond

RIoHMoND, July 25.-Thc reply Of the Justices
OF tho IIustingA Court to Gen. Schoiiclda COM
munication will bo made public to-morrow. The
Court juslifies its decision in tho cases named by
him ON the ground OF Justice. and utterly deny
that the parties being born at tho North or Eumth
had anything to do with it, with reference to tho
finding of Hotzes only ono cent for assaulting tho
teacher OF frocdmon's school who had whipped
his brother, thoy say tho timo mover was, that q
Virginia Court would fnprison any man for mn
assault upon another man when that other
man had beaten q child, even though tho
child 30 beaten WAS not of kith or kin, much
loss when that child was son, daughter, brother or
aistcr Of tho party committing the assault. Such
cases have previously occurred in our Courts, but
mover yet in tho history Of Virginia Courts was n
mnn imprisoned for siich nm offence. Such q sen
tence would shock the moral Bense of the conlmll-
nifty; With reference to the Court having advised
MOI. pros. in oase whore tho counsel OF the
party had said that now Courts wcro intended
only to try Confcdcrates. tho nrist aina disnlain,
responsibility for what counsel NAV say, and deny
that their Judgment was at NIL influenced by tho
remarks in question.
The Commonwealth Attorney of tho City md
Hustings Court also sent lettera sustaining tho
facts rendered by the magistrates.
John III. Botts aud about fifty delegates to tho
Convention have arrived.
There was very heavy rain this evening
The colored poople arc holding political moet-
ing tonight.
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WnshinRton News.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Tho Stoncwall Jackson
sails tho first wcck in August. Captain George
Brown is detailed to tako her to Japan.
A Tennessee dclo ;ation has applied to tho Pres
ident for protection at Ire polls He again rcrer-
red them to General Thomas.
Partial returns from orty-nino counties in la
bama show registration of % 900 whites md A.
600 blacks. 1t is estimated that tho black najori
ty in the State is from %, 600 TO 30, 600
In tho Surrntt trial, tho dconcc proposed 10 sub
init tho case to the jury without speeches. but tho
prosecution objected, and thero will probably DO
two speeches on cncli side.
sS40, 900.
Tho Wrr Department has ordered that tho morn
ing and evening guns at all military posts should
haye tho NECESSARY ordnance.
An amendment DISTINGUISHING all who vouutari-
" went into rebellion, has been adopted by Tho
New. York Constitutional Convention. Ono con-
ferIing suffrage on boys of 18 wns rejected.
Tho Yicc-Consul Mt Havana has notified tho
State Department that cargo of coolies Inay DO
expected Mt Now Orleans, in violation Of tho Act
or Congress of 10Th February, 1862 aud the Immi-
grant Act Of July ith, 1861. The Culsul has rcn-
son to suspect That there is MI extensive scheme
on foot for the introduction Of cOoiic labor in tho
South contrary to law. Instructions aro In courso
Of preparation at the Attorney Generals Office for
tho action of the District Attorneys should tho
grounds appear of q violation of thcsc laws.
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TT rs PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE Town os
Il Aiken, g. c.. Wcokly paper under tho above due
20 be devoted 70 General Political, Com.
msrsiaI, sosiai, Literary and neiigtonsI.tth Depar
THO vineyard. aud Tho aaIdca. "A Eows Summary. r.
contain digest OF tho important events Of tho Weeh
Will occupy don Of ihe paper and particular atten
on viii DO Fyoi to tho unsettled question Of labor q,
best edapted TO our now condition. and the do, eIonep
OF tho resources Of the country III Manufsctuos Igr
culture, Fruit traIfinR, and Tino-growing TTT' 's'
TerInG-s3 yoar, IN advance, x < t1
w,D, KnuAsp, publl,aes, = January Jan sa'% Il
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sG-srATE OF SOUTH CAHOLiNA, CHARLES
TON NDlsTRicr-.CI.RnKs OFFICE c. @. s. AND c. p.
-pubItc notice., J. W. BRowNFIELD. Clerk OF
said Court, In pursuance OF tho Act of tho Legislature In
such caso mado and provided do hereby giyo public no.
tco that nn ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES.
TON DISTRICT will bo held Aoniay. tho 9Th OF
August next at all the usual places election through.
out tho said District
Witness my hand, at Charleston the 26ih June 1867
J. W. BRowNF1ELD. c. q. s. and q. p
Juno %
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From Ifoafon.
Eronl trcnnessce,

BosToN, July 25.-Tho Supreme Court has de-
City md State taxes.
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ne ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HUI
MAN ESES mado ~ order and inserted by Dra. T.
bAUcH aud p. doudLEMANE formerly employed by
hoIBsoNsEAu. OF Parisl, No. 600 broadway Now York
April IA 1vr
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

n U III Ss
nS- OFFICE DEPOT QUARrERNAsTER
.anniGSroS. =. g.. july -. IBG7.-soalcd Proposa,s
~ uo received at this Office until IL o'clock H. tun,j
M ioo' at which umn ticy Will bn opcucd for SHE'LL
iNo' GRADING. AND CURBING ROADS on trt,do,
""en. Chnr"son. s. e. P,ana anu Specific AZ ,b
same can be nt this Office - ~
by order Of Mujor. General Il. O. TYLER.
,,,, 7. r. McEI,RATH
49, Depot Qunrlrr1nastcr.
M TIE GRAYEST MALhDIEs or yoIjTI,
AND EARLY MANiIoOD.-IIowARD AssooIaTtoN
I-'SAfS' OH The Physiology OF the passions aud a.,
ErrorH hhscs AMI Diseases peculiar to tbo fra, ,,, NJ
man, with Roports Oh methods or trcatp,opt mn,
pioycd IN this institution. Sent In yc,Icd Icttcr nm
rcl0pcs FREQ Of charge.
Address Dr. J. sKIIaJy uoIrcuro>,
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA Pa
~ 3nio
aB' OFFICE OF THE CITY REG GIsTRNR -
chAh' EsToN, July 18th, lsG7.-As tho Ciy, Autbori
es nave instituted nctiye TO improve and nor
'oet tho sanitary coldoR OF tho city, tho Ieutstrar
would earnestly invite tho prompt md Jealous
uon OF iio citizenH In enforcing tho same
They arr particularly requested to observe and re.
cial To the public health. " oieni'Ses preluai-
Complaint Book" nre deposited at tho Lower and
Upper Warria Guard Houses for this purpose for the
accommodation of the public
GEORGE 3. pELzER NJ II
July IT I6 ,y,v no,,o,.
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Tho Convention roassomblod, and WAS called to
order OF half-psst o'clock.
After tho1oadfng OF Tho journal letter, emans-
ting from tho Union Republican Congressional Ex-
ecutivo Committee, introducing VA. j. A NM
srnose TO tho Convention and to the coIored So
oieties Of tho State, was road. Thereupon Mr.
ARMSTRONG, WAS invited to riso and show himself
and, on motion, was oleotod an honorary momber
OF tho Convention. Htiit I2 .Isa
Z. B. Elliot o colored man from Massachusetts,
and formerly associate editor Of ono OF tho freod.
mons papors in Charleston, was also elected an
honorary mombor. .ill ttrit5t'.
An invitation WAS extended to Gen. Burton, the
commandant OF tho Post, 10 ceoupy scat upon the
platform, but Gen. BURTON was not In tho hall.
Tho Committee on CREDENTIALS, % whom had
boon referred tho papers Of delegates who arrived
snce tho morning sosston, reported tho following
Abbevillo-Henry Lagce.
sunater-Rev. James smylo, Rov. W. E. johnson,
Rev. ]. G. Burrows. ,n 4.i ,tEsl g{E5
:, Nawberry n. odoll Duncan.
Z ,Clhrcndon-Eiiaa +, Dickson, Wm. MoDowall.
Tho following report Of Tho stato Executive
Central Committee was read and accepted:
=. q. .f. !, CoLUlmIA, 8. G., July a, 1867. 4
TO he President apd Members Of TIE Union Re.
Ruodoan Convention sJ .sto.. W t:f ~, HstJs
leaye 70 mako tho following report: ~ ~ ~ 2
Iho committee hayo by their efforts ef,cted tho
toHowing organizations OF the Republican party
James islnnd, WadnhalaH Island, 3D.. Andrews
Parish, Mainland, st. Panls Pariah, Edsto Island,
81. james Goose Crcei:, b. Johns Borkely, St.
stephon's Parrish. CoIlelon District, orang
KorahsN, HumterV ~ "a I5{{ X ~ ~ '''
For the Accomplishment. Of tho above work, tho
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a5'wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
r.. 81. WHITING. Eaq., rs candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudcinD District ut tho nc1t election.
September 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
TO THE SUPREME COURT.

Merit be holden al Montpelier iH and for the County
OF WaShtngt0n and State of Vermont;
The undersigned ENERGY A. brown, OF Chelsea, In
said County Of Orange, who petitions by her friend Ri
Sanborn, Of said Iun5rdye, represents TO said Court
that she is the wife Of John r. Brown, late OF said
Chelsea but now gone to parts unknown to your pc
ttoner, and out Of the STATE Of Vermoat. Your Pc
ut further shows 10 said Court that she Ia the
owner in her right Of a house and outbuiidiugs
and about fourteen Of land, situated about
mile from the village Of said Chelsea
Your petitioners further shows to said Court that her
said husband Joh1 X Brown, has left the State, and
has abandoned her With at making sufficient provision
for he support and maintaufnc and that she IL abov
the age eighteen years Your petitioner therefor
prayB said 10 authorize her TO sell and convey he
said real sbif 70 the statute in such
made and provided ENERGY A. BROWN.
Chesel. jane o, 1867
II appearing that the petitioner is without the Stat
Of Vermont aud beyond the Jurisdiction Of this Court
II herebr ord rel tnat the said petitioner be
ed to appear to the foregoing petition
ENERGY A Brown A. a session Of the Supreme Cou
to be held at intpesr ia the County Of Wash
ingtnn the second tuesday in August A. ID. 1867.
by publishing said petit together with this order
the W. Watohnan State Jarual, printed Moat-
pelier Ia the County Of Washington, three weeks
eessiycy the last Of which publications shall be six
weeks previous - ihs session Of said Court.
Given Chelsea IN the County OF Orange, this 9th
day Of June A. ID 1857.
AsAHEL PECK.
Judge Of Sup. Court.
WIN HEBARD, Atty. 6567
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Marriaars.

In H.rdvck MAJ 49, BY Rev. j. Torrsy At the residence
the bird = faher, Mr. s. " Conani and Msr Phebe r. Aber
both Of Harlwick
10 Granville, Nay a. by Rev Geo e. Guernsey, Mr. william
O. cassidy Of Hanc ok Co Mrs franke F0fit ~ Granville
At the Worthwhile House, Worthwhile May u hy Rev. o. "
Bailey Mr. John A. Stafford Mrs. Cate D. Baker, both Of
In slmore June o. by A. NJ woodbury., E.q Fiteh Brown
o. Hydepark anu Mrs Lnciuda y Aquiion, OF Wolcott
IN Nlamtoun, May 10. by Rev r. F. Barnard, Mr.. Frank
bavi. Of Barre, 10 Miss Emma h. Wills u Corinth.
10 Norithed June Z, BY Rev WIN. HaEeu. Heavy L. Har
rs Of Painnei, 10 Miss Mary D. Hrres, N Nofthded.
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PAINT8 FlR PARTNERS

AND OIHfNs -IHE @ dAF ION MlNkkALPAINT
COMPANY are nos manufacturing the Best, Cheapest
and most du aple Paint in two coats well put on
mixed with pure linseed Oil viii last 10 CO IS years
be Oh tng green, lead stone olive drab n
to suit The aste Of the consumer II is valuable for
Houses. Barns Fences, Agricultural Implements Car
rage aud Car makers pas and Wooden ware, Canvas
Metal and shirg Roofs, (t being dfe aud water proof
Bridges, Burial Gases, Canal Boats, Sh ps aud sh >
u.ed 200 OILS the pact year. and paint for any
purpose is unsurpassed for body, durability, ,a,eits
viii supply farmer fr years 10 come. Warranted in
AL cases as above, Send for Toular ~hioh ri full
paricalArs. None genuine unlefs branded in trade
ma I" Graf GA Mineral Paiut Addie, DANIEL
BlDwELL Propri,toI. 25l Peal ST, NV York.