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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-12
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER H. 1868

vile. Fernandina, Savannah, &c-Dr L Hartridge, G
W Hardee, DR. g Mays, J Simple and wife, I
Owens, L Baker. Mrs Travis, Taylor. Lieut.
Patterson and servant, Seydell, j Lipman, Miss R
Hertz, E P Butts, Jr T P Gleason, Bussel,
and on deck.
Per steamer Fannie from Savannah via Bluffton,
Hilton Head and Beaufort-H Robinson, A II
Hopkins, Miss Kennedy, Mrs Blair, Mrs Thomas, E
F English, and 90 on deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Mrs Reeves. Miss Reeves, Mrs Baynard, Col "
whaley Miss whitehead Mrs Gail1ard and servant
DR. D Townsend, Foster Terrill, " Gar-
ity, Andrews, - Enplish, and 10 on deck.
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Commercial.
Imports.

British brig Cardgan-16s Plates
and 1S7 bundles steel. 9l2 Iron Pots. 45v Camp
ovens, $3.50 Covers. $50 Biscuit Ovens. 1850 spi-
ders. 2s bags Nails. 10 casks and C Sc Hard
ware to Adger & Co; 70 bundles Hoop Iron,
oJ&T r Aguew; ! cask Ink, 1 case Stationery.
to Gourdin. Matthiessen & CO; boxes Personal
Effects to E Gibson; - frames Felt, 375 boxes
Tin, 100 boxes Tin Plate, COO bundles Cotton
Ties, 1s cases Sherry, packages Sundries, %
tons Pig Iron, ITO sacks Common salt, casSs
Hardware, bags Nails, to S Marshall; 17S5
Iron Pots, 1920 Camp Ovens, $3.50 Covers. 22o
E scuit Ovens, $40 Spiders. II bags Nails, bun
die Fry Pans, crate, IL casks and cases Hard.
ware, to Hart & Co; 62 crates Earth enware, to W
G Whilden s. Co; 8 cases Medical Instruments,
to Professor Sheppard; S22 Iron fots, go camp
Ovens, Sl9 Covers, 10U spiders, so Skile;s, Par
eel, to Graveley; 1l6s bundles Cotton Tie', to
Mure & Co.
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Exporrs.

BOSToN-Per schr H,rriet Ihomas-S10 bales Up.
land Cotton, 2.s casks Clay, soy bags Rice Flour,
6S tons Iron, &c, % bales Rope, kags, &c, 3OJ
bbls RosiD, 100 tons Phosphate Rock, boxes
Preserves. 500 % feet Dry B ards
NEW YORK-Per steamship Ohaupion-l2Go bales
Upland and &C bales Cotton, 14s ticrces Rice.
200 empty Barrels, sS bales Domestics and
Yarn, 457 packages Fruit, G5 bundles Paper, 80
packages Sundries.
BALIImORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-5I7 bales
Upland Cotton, 81 bales Yarn 10 bales Rags II
tlerces Rice, rolls Leather, 8 bales "'des, 400
bushels Corn, 16 hhds Bones, $40 pat Aaees Dried
Fruit, casks Clay, 2 bbls Nlval Stores, Al "a 4
ages Sun nlries.
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Consignces per South Carolina railroad
October 10.

$40 bales Cotton, 81 bales Yarn, .25 bushels Rice
2I bbls Naval Stores, cars Stock cur Lumber. To
railroad Agent, G Walter 4 Co, Pelzer, Rodgers
Co, G " Williams & Co, Willis & Chisolm, Graeser
Lee, Smith Co, Foln, G Hoppock, h Il W
Devices, Bollmann Bros, Goldsmith & son, Reeder
& DAVIS 7 " Mikel, Kanapaux Lanncau, Mowry
& Co. 3 Mulligan, A ] Salinas, wardaw Carew.
Marshall, W Bee & Co. S D stoney, Thurston L
Holmes F w Claussen. Aiken 4 Co, Prin-
gle, Brodie Co, Wardlaw & Carew, c sharp Co,
" Ryan, E Wiss, II Ansel, Mrs Doty, Mar
shall L. Burge.
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Columbia IS. c., Market.

COLUMBIA, October 1O.-IReport for week end
ing October 9. 9.l-CoTToN-Has been coming IN more
freely during the past week, and has been readily
taken by buyers at from 23a2415c for middings. At
the close of the week the unfavorat lie accounts from
Liverpool had depressing effect, and the market
closed irregular with a good de1apd for middlings
at o2Isa23c. The sales of the week have been SIC
bales rs follows: GO at o. 1s at 22 35 at 22 81 at
22ls, 40 at 222, 1o1 at 23 SO at 2S1 50 at 23 at
23sS, s at 23IS 80 at 232l % at d. IA at "a 20.
All other articles of country produce are in good
demand at full prices,
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nh. cn,r,e,,an COTTON Mnrket.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, October w. lsoS')
The demand was moderate, the firm views OF SELL
ers restricting the operations Of purchasers and the
market remaining without important change from
the closing rates of the day before. Sales near 200
bales say 10 at 21l at %; at 221; 81 at 22H; 4S
at %; IS at 2S; 10 at cS 3s at 1884, and 81 at 24c.
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ...... .211a@22A
Low middling.... ...............23 @2SA
Middling ....................23%@24
Strict middling. ng...................- O.
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By Alderman Lindstrom: o ,o.o


To the Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen:
The committee to whom the bill of G. w.
Eean for extra work on engine houses was re-
ferred for investigation, beg leave to report
that thew have examined the case, and, from
the evidences presented to them, find that the
contractor had to dig deeper than expected to
find solid foundation for the extended parts
OF the building, and that he had Instructions
from the City Engineer so to DO, with assur-
ances from him that the bill for what they
style extra work should be paid when present.
ed to Council. It seems, from section six of
the ordinance creating the Office OF City, Engi-
neer, that he had authority to order said work.
The question, however, arises If 1t can be con.
sidered extra work or not. 1t is the opinion OF
tbe committee that when the bids were made
for the extension Of the buildings the contrac-
tor ought and must have known that there had
never been any foundations laid, ana must
naturally have included the cost for the same
In his estimate. 1t was portion OF the WORK
which had to be made under the contract, and
therefore, cannot be considered as extra work.
Your committee will here take occasion to
bring 70 the notice OF Council an evil that al
wsys exists with regard to work done under
contracts competition is great, and contrac-
tors generally un6elbi6 each other, hoping to
make up their profits by charges for extra
work. This evil should be remedied. In the
present case the original contracts Tor the two
engine houses were made at $1,000. Their
actual cost is $11,714, excluding the bill IN
question, which is $3.50 25. If this bill is ordered
to be paid. The cost OF the buildings will be
nearly forty per cent. more than the original
contracts.
ALEX. LINDSTROM.
G. J. CUNNINGHAM.
W. o. WESTON.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Paid Bill.

Oh, fling not that receipt away,
Given by one who trusted thee;
Mistakes will happen every day,
However honest folks may be-
And sad it is, love, twice to pay;
SO cast not that receipt away.
Alb. yes; if e'er in future hours
When We this bill have Ill forgot,
They send it in again-ye powers?
And swear that we have paid it not
How sweet to know on such day
We've never cast receipts away.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
Octoher 10.

195 bales Cotton, 100 bbls Naval Stores, cars Lum-
Der. boxes Tobacco, bags Rough Rice, Mdze, &c. TO
Caldwell & Son. Il Bischoff Co. Williams Co, r
D Aiken Co, Mowry & Co. Kendall & Dockery, "
C Dukes & Co, " Ryan, D S J Early, Recder
e. Davis, Crane, Boylston L Co. Shackelfold Kelly,
Harrin, Kanapaux & Lanneau, Howard e. Bro,
Mazyck l. Saltus. Ingraham & Son. Frost l. Adger, &
Il Walter Co, Ravenel Co. Gaillard & Minott. DR.
B Bacot, Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co, P Smith, D NJ
Barnes Railroad Agent, and Order.
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RaSScngcrs,

Per steamship Champion. Tor New York-D
Hase.ton. Allen. Ludlow, Master White,
Cullinane, Mrs Magui,e ] White, Aneonio, D
81 cox, Fl Dcvoe, Paine. Adams, Major 5
Alden Freeand and lady, Street, II ouche
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Batimore-Miss Ellen
Coudy, j II Porter, II Haruiann, Gerdcs.
Per steamship Saragossa from New York-91rs
NJ Morris, Mss Snowdcn, Misc Ayres, L
Morgan, W Deppipg. d W Erwin, j NJ OsLorD, B
Cover.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jackson.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, Octoler 8-CoTToN-Since our last
weekly review the demand for cotton his been good
and at times active. with tendency each day to
fuller prices. The dffe between the ideas OF
buyers and sellers somewhat restricted orefations,
but the reports from day to day of stronger fcens
in New York and Liverpool. wi b orders at more
liberal figures enabled sellers to OBTAIN materiu
advance on last weeks quotations.
he following are the features OF our own ana the
leading markets for The week.
The staple at Liverpool on Friday the NTH oil Oc-
tcber, was active, with an upward tendency; sa,es
Is, 900 bales; uplands 1O1sd. New Yorh, firm; sales
1900 bales: middling 26Ha27c. Savannah, market
quiet; sales 19I bales; middlipg q sc.
Saturday we had no intelligence from Liverpool
At New York. firm at PC savannah 1da the marAe
Monday ut Liverpool. cotton buoyant; sales 2O,0UO
bales at IOz&a1ld at New York, market active, with
sales OF 29O0 bales; iddllng 271sc Savannah mar
ket active with sales of 906 bales; middliDg &c.
Tuesday, at Liverpool. quiet and steady; sales lo-
600 bales, at 1OTd. New York. sales 210O bales at
&c for middling Savannah, market dull; sales l3T
bales; middlings at Csc.
Wednesday Liverpool steady and unchanSe1 saies
10000 bales uplands lO2la1O71d At New York, saes
1900 bales. at 2Ga264c. Savannah market fiat; mid
ding 41la25c.
To-day, in Consequence of unfavorable news from
New York. there were but few sales buyers nod,
ing of, awaiting further advices; midding nominal
ut 24c
SEA AIs1ANps-There Is hut little of this description
coming forward yet, and in view OF short crop,
holders are firm, anticipating an advance In prices
No sales of importance have been made and quota
tions are nominal.
The receipts at this port since the first instant
amount to 1867 baesup!ard. Of which GO6l were re.
ceived per Central Railroad, $50 per Atlantic and
Gulf Railroad, 2S4 from landings on the Savannah
River, and 63 bales from Florida. The exports for
the same time have been 5729 bales upland and 2
bales sen island, of which 4815 bales upland ana
bales sea island were shipped to New York, 504 bales
upland to Philadelphia and 40 bales upland to b.!
timore
RIcE.-New rice is coming in quite freely. Tie
receipts this week amount to 5207 bushels. Very
little doing, hardly quotable; market irregular.
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 1st, hours. 40 minutes evening.
Last Quarter, 9th, hour, minutes, morning.
New Moon, 18th, hours, SO minutes. evening.
First Quarter. 23l, hours. 81 minutes, morning.
Full Moon 31st, s hours, 81 minutes, morning
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!. the bin was ordered not to be

Adopted.
paid. Carried.
The Committee on Licenses made favorable
report on the applications Of F. P. Salas, for
Anction License; G. F. Habenicht, for Cotton
Press License, on South Bay, Birds shipyard;
and of John q. Luden and others, for Liquor
Licenses. Adopted.
By Alderman Voigt:
The Committe on Brick and Wooden Build
ipes, to whom was referred the application OF
Mr. James Michel to erect q wooden building
on lot east side Of Savage-street, beg leave to
report that they have examined the same, and
recommend that it be granted, provided that
it be erected according to specified application,
and to remain standing during the pleasure OF
Council.
Respectfully submitted.
8 8: yo{&S; J. o{S&gSs;s5sezzA1n, "a Committee.
ROBERT HOWARD,
Alderman McKinlay, from the Committee on
Steam Engines, made verbal report on the
application Of G.. F. Habenicht. for permission
to put up steam engine on BROS IS sh.nyadIu, srdrs
Citizens living in the vicinity, protesting
against the same. He stated that the requi-
site plans for erecting the steam engine were
not submitted as required by the ordinance,
and in the absence Of the same was not pre-
pared to report tonight, but would ask for
BILLS.
The following bill came up for it's second
reading, which it received and passed. The
bin was passed to it's third reading, which it
received and passed. The title was changed
to ordinance, and ordered to be engrossed for
ratification:
BILL to provide for the liquidation of interest and
arrears Of interest on the city debt to 1st October
1885,
SECTION 1, BeI Ordained by The Mayor and
Aldermen an Council assembled, That there
shall be issued to persons holding stocks OF six
ner cent. bonds Of the city, and entitled to re-
ceiye the interest thereon accruing on the 1st
day of October, 1868, stock obligatory on the
CORPORATION; the said stocks, or certificates
thereof to embrace for each person 80 entitled
ali interest and arrears Of interest due on the
said list dsy of October, to bear interest at the
rate of six per cent. per annum, payable quar-
terly. and to be redeemable in thirty years from
date: Provided, that no part OF said stock shall
be issued for any sum less than twenty dollars
or for any fractional part OF dollar PROVIDED,
also, that all such quarterly interest and ar-
rears for less than twenty dollars ana ior frac- rae
tional parts of dollar shall be paid IN city bis
or United States currency, at the option OF the
city And provided further, that any person
bona tSde holding stocks or six per cent. Donds
on said 1st day Of October, upon which interest
has accrued, shall have the privilege until the
SQth day Of November next Of discounting such
interest. or any part thereof, against taxes due
by them to the city on said 1st day of October,
and may receive any balance In his favor IN
new stock. according to the amount thereof, in
manner aforesaid.
SEC. Q. The form Of certificate and mode OF
transfer of said stock shall be subject to the
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.

Council. CHAMBER, October 6. 1868.
Present-The Mayor and Aldermen M,o fOe-
ter. Cunningham, Lindstrom, Adams, weston,
Wall. Olney, Whilden, Voigt, Howard, Mchln-
Law. and Moore-13 members.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and confirmed.
Sundry applications for licenses. Referred
to Committee on Licenses.
Petition of r. Brodie, ESD, praying compen-
sstion for land taken to widen Market-street
from State-street.
Petition of James Melvin for relief IN the
matter Of his contract for doing the scayengers ,
work Of the Upper Wards. Referred to COM
mittee on Streets.
Petition of the Marion Fire Engine Com
pany for aid to assist in repairing their engine
house.
AT this stage of the proceedings the Mayor
took occasion to bring to the notice OF Councu
the matter of the Hope Fire Engine Company
honse. Three hundred and twenty-five dollars
was appropriated fo- certain repairs, as re-
ported 6y the City Engineer to the committee
in charge. It has since been ascertalned that
the house requires more repairs than at hrst
reported. At the request OF the committee,
the Engineer made another survey, which, by
his specifications, will require an additional
amount OF over four hundred dollars.
On motion, the matter was referred to the
Committee on Public Buildings, &c.
The petition of the Marion Company was re-
ferred to the Special Committee on the Fire
Department.
Monthly bills Of the Gas Light Company.
Referred to the Committee on Lighting the
City, n.e,u-oa - .,,o
Committee on Accounts. Also, bills against
CITY Hospitals and others institutions.
Return Of City Sheriff for September, 1868,
showing s20S9 $500 collected from delinquent
Taxpayers. Information.
REPORTS.
BY Alderman Potter:
To The Mayor and Council Of the Cay Of
Charleston. S. G.
GENTLEMEN: The Committee on Public
Institutions and Buildings, to whom was re-
ferred, the communication of Daniel Ravenel,
Esq, President Of the Board Of Trustees of
Charleston College, relative to certain repairs,
respectfully recommend that the sum Of five
ervation Of the building, if 30 much be re-
quired.
Respectfully submitted.
L. T. POTTER.
81. JUDGE MOORE.
EDWARD P. WALL.
W. o. WESTON.
CHARLESTON, October 6, 1868,
TO the Mayor and Aldermen Of the
City of Charleston:
GENTLEMEN: The committee to whom was
referred the petition of large number Of citi-
zens residing in King-street, between Hudson
and shepherd streets, to have the planks re.
laid on King-street, beg leave to report that if
the CITY Railway Company will bear their por--
ton OF the cost, they respectfully recommend
that it be done.
Respectfully submitted.
L. T. POTTER.
ALEX. LINDSrROM.
W. o. WESTON.
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wilmington Market.


WILMINGTON, October 10.-TUnpENT1SE-Only
46 bbs received tc day and od at So GU for SOFT, q
2s8 lbs.
SPIRITS TURpEN1ENE-Market frmer. and price
advanced cent Sales of 42G bbls at 40c for couu.
try and SO do at 4O5c per gallon for New York pack
ages.
RosrN-Sa'es of 39 bbls at 81 10 for low NO :,
So l2H, 8 25aS 65 I r No /, and s5 so for pale.
TAR-Sale OF 20 bb's at 50 so q BIOL.
CorroS-Is shade better. Sales OF 1G bales at2oc
for low ordinary. 2lc for ordinlry ?2c for good Or
diuary 23c tor low middling and 231ac for middhng
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE October 8.-CoTroN-Receipts to-
day % bales and shipments Of bales Sales as fol
lows: bales ordinary at 2O1Sc, do ordinary at 9lc
do good ordinary at 2O24c, do low middling at
92c, do low middling at 22kc. We annex
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !, 1SGS. ..........::.G GO
Received to-day. .......................2
Received previously. ......o9-lll
Total. 40
Shipped to-day. .'..''...'''.. 80
Shipped previously. ..llo-lZO
WHEAT-Wc heard Of sales OF $50 bushelsa at 81 So.
CoRN-Litte doing. Small sales Of Loose at 7Gc,
sacked at &c.
OATs-saes of so bushels at roc. 700 do OF private
telms.
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Female Complaints.

Whether in the young or old, married or sin
gle, at the dawn Of WOmanhood, or the turn OF
life, these tonic medicine display so decided an
influence that marked improvement il soon
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J ~COND WIDTH.
HALL S
Vegetable SiCiIian Hair Remover

EUeY'y near increases the DOplC-
ldFity Of this UGLHdOIe Hair Prep
GrGtiOH, Uhich is due to merit
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its High standard, AMI to those
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confidently sag, THAI Do Is the OMty
r6Gtdbte ana perfected prepdIH-
ton to restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to ats UOi.tLJUL color, max
ing 10 soft, tuStrOuS, and Silken;
the scalp, bU ats USe, becomes
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eruItiOnS dnd ddndrur, ana bV
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling ont. as it Stint-
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glands. By its use the hair 9rOfUS
thicker and stronger. In balances
IL restores the capillary glands
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ectPeHie old age. 1t IL the most
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eUer used, as 10 requires feWer
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that Spte1Idid glossy appearance
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are send free bU mail UpOn UpDit-
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he hare UI0de the StiCdU OF the
hair ana ats diseases u Speciality
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MORE GOOD NEWslt

DR. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoscope or write
your nativity. Every man, through the length and
breadth Of the land who has bad luck aud who cannot
get on in the world should be il possession of his IIoro
,ryup and yft DIR RApIIAFII4
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Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Fistula, Gout, Lumbago, Merourial EruptiOns
Piles, Rheumatism, RiDgwOrm, Salt Rhsum, Skin
Diseases, Soalds, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sores Of all
kinds sprains, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
ereal Sores; Wounds Of all kinds
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HoHOway's Pills,
Alb
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT
Disorders Of tie Stomach, Liver and
Bowels,

The stomach is the great centre which uGu.
ences the health or disease of the syitem abused
or debilitated by eXcoSs--indigestion, offensive
breath and physical pTostration are the natural
consequence Allied 10 the brain, II is the
source Of headaches, mental depression. nervous
complaints and unreireshing sleep. The Liver
becomes affected and generates bilious disorders
pains In the side, sc. The Bowels sympathjqe
by Costiveness, DarThooa and Dysentsry The
principal action Of these Pills is on the stomach
and the liver, lungs, bowels and kidneys PARTED,
pate in their reeupeTative and regeneratiys oper.
attain
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FOR SALE.

TIVE following property is offered for sale:
L The east 40 feet of Lot /, Block l. Akin.
sons ID addition to Moline.
Tho south ! Of south 10 acres ont lot s. Os.
born's ID addition to Moline.
The :. ". !, 8. W. t. sec. 20, tp. 10, 2 east, 4th
P. NJ, near Port Byron.
Also 3 acres in H. c. corner, s. of n. ! $. e.
sec, = ip. ~, east, in the village of COrdova.
Also, 20 mountaineering Of an acre, late resi-.
dence Of Edward Phillips, near Moline depot.
heier TO Andrew Conant, Rock Island.
THOMAS MOWERS, Sen.
"0a@"u"' Atkinson, Ill.
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Cases Of many years standing, that have per-
tinaoiously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invariably succumbed to few
applications Of this powerful unguent.
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wRITTEA Opinion Of HIS FVTsRE PROSPECTS
LIFE


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opinion upuu thar future prospects In life All who
wisely followed DR.. RAPIIAElIr advice arc now
RICH, HAPPY e. SUCCESSFUL
In l their undertakings while thosn who wpr" blinded
hy prejudice and Ignorance negleCtug his advice arc
ttilI hhyriug agtinit dtersity and poverty,
Be assured Wealth, Emiucuuo and Good Luck rFo
within The reach Of all II you wish 10 be rich aud hap
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED
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the cause l thoir r-rt-u aud suffering u, also toll
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