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UuHmerfial.
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Exports.

BALTIIORE-Pers steamship Carroll-1s6 bales Up
land Cotton, so bales Yarn, bales Hides and
Skins, hhds Hides and Skins. 80 hhds Bones, 6e
casks Clay, 800 bbls Rosin. 2S2 tierces Rice. 46s
bags Rice. 20l bags Dried Fruit 80 pigs Chest
nuts, $4,000 feet Lumber and Sundries.
PHILADELP eIA-Per brig ] A Devereau1-l5 bales
Cotton las casks Rice, 108 tons American Pig
Iron 1870 tons old Rails 40 hhds Iron, 30 600 feet
Lumber, 10 blocks Tennessee Marble, and sun
dries. Per schr " NJ Tiers-S75 tons Phos-
phate Rock.
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MACON, November To- Trade during the week
under review has been only moderate 1he decnne
in cotton and the indsposition of planters to sell a
prices has restricted sort o aae and
principally TO the CLING of small orders.
CorToN.-Our last report closed on weak - ana oa
unsettled market with New York midd:inss at -
cents. Prices declined another half cent on we'd %
nesday, and they grew gradually weaker until sat
urday, when middlings W, re sold at q conts Inc
market opened this morning at these figures, with
good demand aud disposition to ouy pvlces tnat
could not be obtained on saturday. The ofering
light holders ts ase Of rot
$50 bales. Shipments 14O bales. Sales 272 bales.
We quote the market firm at the ,o 0O%iTg aGnsa @
Liverpool middlings, 20E; New York mlddhDgs' Il.
WEEKLY STATEMENT
Stock on hand September 1, ,1s6S-bales. I'S2o
Received past week. s,aS5 =, ,o,
Receive previously. ls'tSo-.i i<i
To,,, . 22,A7
Shipped past week l................:. a.,o' ~ ,,o
Shipped previously 1'o-'- A-'iA0
c.o,,. ~, ,,ona Novero .,er IA 1868. 1O337
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schr Santec Priace, Back River. 1850 bushels
Rough Rice. To " z Bee & Co.
Schr Elvina, Magrath. Combahec. 24OO bushels
Rough Rice. To Frost & Adser
Sloop Julica, Thompson. Ashepoo 100 bushels
Rough Rice. TO W c Bee x Co.
Sloop Exchange. from Asheroo. 16GO bushels
Rough Rice. o Frost Adger.
Rough Rice. 10 D DeSAussure and ROPER Sto-
ney.
Boat from james Is and. bags Sea Island Cotton.
To fraser & Dill.
BY Drays from West Point Mill. 80 ticrces Rice.
To L Pringle.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Carroll. Chi!ds, Baltimorc-courtelay Il
Brig a Deyereaux, Clark, Philadclphia-H Baker
l. Co.
schr W q Tiers, Hoffman, Puiladtiphia-HF Baker
schr Kate f Rich, Doughty. Georgetown, 5 c, and
Philadclphil-H L taser & Go.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
Steamship Carroll, Hudgins, Baltimore
Brig james Baker, Phelan, Philadelphia.
British brig Osprey, Oulton, Georgetown, S c.
Schr J Spencer, Fleming, Philadelphia.
Schr Jonas smith, Nichols Providence, !.
From this Port.
Steamship Saragossa, Croweli, at New York, Nov Is
Steamship Prometheus, Gray at Philadelphia, NOV Is
Up for this Port.
Schr B N Hawkins, Wyatt. at Boston, Nov 15.
Cleared for this Port.
schr W Allen. Doane, Boston, Nov II.
Schr L Rich, Paddo K, at Boston, Nov 10.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS-SEALE ID
IN Proposals will be received at the Office Of
County Commissioners, Beaufort, S. c., until the
Goth day OF November 1868, ut - o'clock NJ for the
Building and Repairing of The following BRIDGES,
in Beaufort County, s. G., viz:
The BUILDING of new Bridge crossing st. Hcle-
ma Creek, between Ladies' and ST. Helena Islands,
length OF Bridge $50 feet.
Ihe REPAIRING OF salt Water Brilgc on Shell
Road, leading from Beaufort to Port Royal Ferry,
near Four Mile Stone.
The REPAIRIH q ct verJier Bridge on Shell Road,
leading from Beaufort to Port Royal Ferry, near
Nine Mile Stone.
Contractors will furnish all plans and specifca-
.iens, subject 10 the approval OF Commissioners.
The Commissioners reserve tho right to reject any
or all the proposals that they dee not Tor tue utee-
est of the County.
By order. JOHN HUM,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
HENRY PENSISG TON, Clerk.
November Q lO
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Memoranda.

The sch- piuta Smith, from Boston, for George
town, c. put into Holmes Hole. Nov 13.
The Annie Graham from Boston, for Geo getown,
C, put into Holmes Hole. Nov Is.
The schr Gettysburg, Case, from Boston, Tor
Georgetown, S C, sailed from Holmes Hole, Nov a.
The brig Model. Johnscn. from Georgetown, S c,
arrived at Portland, Me, Nov IS.
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Passengers.
Marine lfws.

Per steamship Carroll. for Baltimore-H r Lau
rens, Mrs Dewitt aud three children, and others
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Consignees per South Caroiin" knilrond
November IS.

119O bales Cotton, 43 bales Domestcs, 397 bushels
Grain, I60 bbls Flour. cars Lumber car WOOD, 4
cars Stock. To Railroad Agent, Mowry l. CO, Kirk
patrick Witte, Brodie & Co. Thurston Holmes,
Graeser, Lee, smith & Co, Wardlaw Carew, john
ston, Crews L Co, Ravenel & Co, Caldwell sor, l.
D DeSaussurc, r Pringlc, Pelzer, Rodgers 20,
Il & " Devices, q Waiter l. CO, tros5 Anger,
Reeder & Dlvs, " G Dull cs & Co, G " Williams :
Co, " " Smith, Sloan. " K Ryan, W c Court
ney & Co. J S Gibbes & Co, Cohen, Hanckel & GO,
Watson & Hill and Claghorn, Herring 4 Co.
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York sigh, u discount Suga. firm; fair 1o'4aloS; j;
fully fair to prime, 12l12. Molasses hrm gooo' 0''
choice, 721sa75
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Confectionery, &f.
A. d. FLEMING'S
STEAM CANDY FACTORY,

No, 34I K kTNG-STKEET.
BRANCH STORE CORNER KING AND ANN
STREETS.
rJtAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO BIS
Il customers, and public in general, that he is
now ready, with full supply Of CANDIES of his
own manufacturing. Keeps constantly on hand
fresh supply Of FRENCH CANDIES of the greatest
variety. Fresh CAKES and PIES of all soris are
daily baked at his Steam Candy Factory. Inc
public in general and particularly the country mer'
chants. will find it to their interest by giving him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
October 90 ino
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FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Ship Richard the Third. Wood, cleared Oct &c
The Agra, Fillmore, sailed. Oct %
The MOnnequash, Murray, sailed. Oct 8
British ship Gorilla, Jones, sailed. Oct %
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind SherwooI sailed. ....... August -
ANTWERP.
Ship Narragansett, Hamlin, sailed: .;..... Oct 9
Ship Grahams Policy, Burgess, sai!ed ..... Oct %
BREMEN.
n G bark Gauss, Weitne, sailed d.............Oct 8
ALLOA.
The Jane, Carson. sailed. 81
LEITH.
The Harkauay, Horton, sailed. d............. Oct p
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr " Allen Doane, up. p..................oc oct rs
Schr L Rich, Paddock. up.......... ....... Nov l
NEW YoIK.
Brig Dillon Blatchford, up. NOV
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig John Welsh, Jr, Mundy, up............ Oct %
Schr l. Tinsden, Chase cleared ...... Nov 5
Schr Louisa Frazier, Steelman cleared .....Noy IL
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November 1!.-TgRpES5INE-
Con nues to arrive sparingly and Is In demand q. sn
for hard. per $50 lbs. ~
SPIRITS sTURpENTEE-Market firm, and price 20
better Sales of 17s bbls at 4Skc per gallon.
RosN--Has been in active request To-Day, anu mas
57o bbs at 81 rs for strained. aid SO for extra No
TAR-S5 bbls changed hands at 50 30 per bbl
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4 GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD SENSA-
TION
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In ls47 the great grand principle Of stopping the
most excrucating pain in an Instant without en-
ploying such dangerous agents ns Ch.oroform.
Opium, Morphine, Acontine, Ether, &C.. was first
made known in
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THE NEW REGLHE.

Sharp Letter from Colonel ID. wyatt Al
kcn TO Governor Scott DenounctnS the
late Arbitrary Arrest
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
ghful dcsideratum il all cases of external and IN
ternal pain. In an instant it afforded relief the
moment it was applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation or pain cxistcd-it at once re-
lieved the patient of the most violent and excrucat
ing pangs and throbs OF pam, and impaired the de-
lightful sensation of ease and comfort.
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Business CARDS.

T l.. MO 4 S,
GENERAL COLLECTOR AND SUPERVISOR OF
REAL ESTATE.
I offer my services to the public in the above ca
pacity. Office at residence Corner KIM anu MN q
RPTS.STREET At home s to A. NJ, and from to
ID tnths1mo October 90
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Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. Nov'ber 10
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, November 14.-CoTroN-The mar;
ket this morning opened weak. and so consnueu ~
throughout the day, buyers only Offering lsc at
cl Sc tor best selections. We quote: Ordinary le;
good ordinary ls1aa1SA; low middlins l9
The receipts Of the day amounted to PA oales
with sales of 331 and shipments OF $50 oaies
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September l, 1868. ...........:.. oo
Received to-day cit
Received previously. ....."."........o44 .o44f-ooo'
Total 672l
Shipped To-Day. .....-''''.' ,ooo
Shipped previously .oa4o-'e-'
Stock on hlnd...... ..............'''' o'N
CoRN-Sa.es OF 100 bushels IN e1r at 4Uc
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Weekly Review of the Macon Market.

Stock on hlnd...... ...... ...............'''
ConS-Saes OF 100 bushels in elr at 4Oc.
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LIST OF VESSELS

LIST UF v ISSEES
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0hi
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-28


A HINT To BALD-HEADED PEo-
PLE.-Frederick Kemp writes from
the silver mines of Montana to the
Herald of Health, giving the follow
ing hint in reference to a cure for
bald-headedness IA friend of mine
who had the misfortune to be bald
headed, knowing that there is a won
derful inyigorating power in the
suns rays, last spring threw away
his hat, and worked in the gulch all
spring, summer and fall bareheaded,
and also for the first few days at
midday. For few days the rays of
the hot sun on his head were almost
uncomfortable after that time he ex-
perienced no uneasiness whatever.
The result was that in the fall he
had a good head of hair. And in
this experiment he was not alone
several of his acquaintances who
were bald-headed having followed
the same plan, they were all fortu-
nate enough to experience the same
RESULT The editor adds that a sim
liar case once came under his own
observation, and processes to have
no doubt that 'sthe exposure Of the
skin to air and sunshifie, under pro-
per circumstances, stimulates it to q
healthy action. and with it those
glands upon which the growth oi
the hair depends.n
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-28

| had the pleasure of looking
through the splendid apartments of
the Bryant & Stratton Chicago Busi-
ness University, a few days since,
and was surprised at their extent and
completeness. / am satisfied that
this Chicago Institution stands head
and shoulders above any other school
of the kind in the o0llntry. Every
body has heard Of Mr.. III. B. Bryant,
the founder Of the great chain of COLI
leges, and hundreds of young men
have been greatly benefited by person
al advise and assistance received from
him. He has been gradually throw
ing Off the responsibility and man
agement of the whole chain of col
leges and has arranged to give his
whole time and attention to the Chi
eago Business Training School, with
view Of making it the model for all
Others to copy from. We find young
men at this institution from nearly
every State in the Union. The ex.
cellent reputation Of this school fol
thoroughness Of instruction, and The
advantage Of being in the New Yorl
of the West, where business is brisk
and the opportunities for engaging il
profitable enterprises are frequently
met with, are inducements for com
ing to Chicago to take the first initia
tion into business life. The man
ner and place in which young mar
makes his debut into a life of busines
activity is mnny times Of vital inn
| portance to him. The proper start i
worth everything. Uponinquiry W,
find the expense Of availing onesel
Of these superior advantages are Lit
tie more than would have to be pail
! fer inferior ones. E
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Poor BoY.-One of the radical
candidates for the Legislature in
Choctaw county, Arkansas, had a
little boy about fifteen years old who
fell in love and engaged himself to
one of the neighboring girls. The
father learning the facts, hunted the
young man up, and finding him at
his lady-love's house, gave him a
good whipping, and sent him home,
The little fellow started on his way
crying, and met one of the neigh.
bors, who inquired what was the
matter. The little fellow replied
that his father had whipped him be.
cause he wanted to marry. "Why
my son, /" said the neighbor, aIwould
not care for that-plenty Of time III
five years for you to marry yes
but | do,n replied the little fellow
blubbering II have got aehance K
marry white gal now, and tho way
dads going on I'll have to marry |
nigger.n
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Touch Nor MY SISTERS Pic
TURE.-The following incident was
related by a Confederate prisoner to
an attendant, who, by many acts OF
kindness, had won his confidence;
~ was searching for spoils among
the dead and dying upon deserted
battlefield, when l discovered a
small locket upon the person Of dy-
ing boy, apparently about fifteen
years of age. As l endeavored to
loose it from his grasp, he opened his
languid eyes and implored me by all
that was good and pure, by the mem
ory of my own mother, not to rob
him of his sisters picture.
comp said he, it was her last
gift. l promised her, when shekiss-
ed my cheek at parting, that should
always wear it near my heart, in life
or deathp Then as ii throwing his
whole soul into plea, he exclaimed:
'Oh touch not my sisters picture ?
GAS the last words faltered upon
his tongue, his voice hushed in
death. By the dim light of the stars
l hastily seooped a shallow grave
and buried him, with his sisters pic
ture lying upon his breast.n
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-28

We have now Democratic Govern
ors in New York, New Jersey, Con-
necticut, California, Delaware, Mary
land and Kentucky, and have elected
enough Congressman to deprive the
Radicals of a two-thirds majority in
the House of Representatives. In
view of these facts and of the solid,
compact, unhroken front presented
by the Democratic party, we may
rest assured that its future depends
upon its own will, its truth to princi-
pies, reason and right. The people
will yet be wise and consult their
own and the country's true interests
by restoring to power the party
which has never gone beyond the
constitution for creed, or to a Sec
ton of the Union for a platform.
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Amongst the Many Testimonials in
our possession, we have only
room for the following:

1077F
Messrs. Z. &. CLARK IL Co:
Guntlemen | feel ii duty and pleasure to
give you the benefit ofmy experience in the use
of Goes Cough Balsam. From taking heavy
cold, was taken down with the congestion Of
the lungs, and continued to fail, under the best
medical care, until was givenup, by compc-
tent medical authority, to die. There seemed
nothing but stranguation and death before me.
| was told that further medical attendance was
useless, and was resigned to death, WHEN Il
friend, who had been greatly benefited by us
ing the Balsam, broug gItme bottle, This was
after | had done with The doctor and medicine,
thought it helped me, and continued taking
the medicine, and continued to improve, un-
Ill my cough stopped, and my lungs healed,
and got well. ] used ten bottles. l remain,
gents, with great respect, your obedient sery-
ant, JOHN WELLS,
700 Washington street, New Haven, Conn.
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The Taunton Mass. Gazette says
that some three years ago application
was made for a pension on behalf of
a soldiers widow In that city. 1t
was rejected by the authorities in
Washington, aud tie woman lived
in considerable poverty until short
timea when she died. A few days
since her attorney received notice
the application made three years ago
had been granted, and S4O0 awaited
her order. Rather late e-savnrs 81
red tapes!
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Base ball has not made fialf the
sensation this year that it did last,
and probably next year will have
fallen still more into the background.
The same can be said Of croquet and
cricket, and new sensational out
kdoor game is needed to stir up the
energies of small amateur athletics.
The thing which killed cricket was
base ball, and base ball is befag kill
ed by the growing custom of employ
| ing professionals to do the hard work
and play the matches. Safety Il
the trouble with croquet.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-28

The positive assurance that j. a..
johnson, Democrat, is reelected in
the Third California Congressional
district, establishes the Democratic
gain in the Forty-first Congress at
thirty-fiye, with New Hampshire
and Connecticut yet TO elect and Al
ALBANIA to hear from, where every
Democrat elected will be gain. Not
very bad for q party Of dead men,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-28

An Irishman in New York was re-
quired to produce his certificate of
citizenship. He retired in anger and
after a time reappeared bearing upon
his back a house door, on which was
pasted, all too securely, the required
paper. This he set down before the
astonished judges, with the remark,
"An' will that place yer?n
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-28

One of twofacts is palpable: Grant
must either abandon the financial
policy of Radicalisin, involving the
restoration Of confidence and indus
try in the South, or bankrupt the
people and treasury. Each day, as
Che public finances are now managed
the country owes more than. on the
preceding day. BY restoring Radi-
calism to power, in fact, have pro-
nounced lii favor Of reputation.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-28

Brown bread and baked beans are
among the acknowledged institutions
ofNew England. And Boston shows
herself a worthy metropolis OF New
England by her cordial maintenance
of these agreeable Institutions. Al
single baker in Green street bakes
weekly at leasta thousand loaves Of
brown bread and barrel of beans |!
His issue Of loaves on Sunday morn-
ing last was up to seven hundred !!
And he IS only one Of a number 81
bakers Of this kind Of bread, and Of
beans, though one Of the very best
in the city,
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IN CONSUMPTION,

Many care-worn sufferer has found relicrund
to day rciOices that her life has been made easy
and prolonged by the use of Coe's Cough Bal
sam.
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"a Great BLESSING. y
lFrom Rev, L. F. Ward, Avon, Lorraine c
tV, Ohio

ty, Ohio
Messrs. STRONG Il ARMSTRONG,
Druggists. Cleveland, o.
Gentlemen: 1t gives nae great pleasure to
state that my vile has derived great benefit
rom the use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She
has been for a number OF years greatly troubled
with Dyspepsia, accompanied with violent
paroxysms Of constipation, which 80 prostrat-
I'd her that she was al the while, for months,
unable to do anything, She took, at your in,
stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure. and has derived
GREAT RENEFIr FROM II, and is now
comparatively we'll She regards this medi-
cine as u great D.assing.
'''t Truly yo'-S, WARD.
Jan. u, 1868.
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NEW YoRK, July Il 1855
DMAa Sin. IN your paper Of last week you
or one of your correspondents say that III
PLANTATION RtTTElss, and that they were man-
ufaetnred and sold hyaone Pedro MarfeIle, an
old Spaniard, ID the Island of st Thomas
over forty years ago, as every old sea CAPTAIN
can testify Now, sir, can certify to The above
being true, for have followed TIE sea for ever
forty years, most OF the time doing business
with the West Indies. These same bitters diff.
ferentty put up and named, were brought "a
my notice on nay ilrsi "trip to the island 81 SCI
Creix for cargo Of run, and tor years and
years alter, my ship stores were never With
out them. ! always Supplied my family an5
my neighbors with them, and can truly INV {
better Ritters and Tonic Is not made III ghs
world. Yours, truly,
CAPT. HENRY WHaSaz.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
VIII also be found invaluable in all cases oi
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Oolic, Summer Com.
plants, Gripping, and in fact every disordered
condition of the stomach.
where at 81 per bottle, or by application to
THE G. &. CLARK CO.,
7eow Sole Proprietors, New Haven, CT
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DRUGGISTS.

any druggist in the country win tell you, If
xGu rake the trouble to inquire, that every one
them her Is sneSks in t6e most unauaIifed nrsise Of
its great medicinal virtues.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-28

Keep your throat wet with the Bulsam-tak-
Ing little and often-and you will very soon
find relief.
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CLERGYMEN.

The REV. Isaac Aiken, Of. Alleghan, testl-
gles that it mas cured hifa hltef all olhef fe.a-
dies had failed
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WHOOPING COUGH.
SORE THROAT.

The testiniong nf sll who have used 1t for this
terrlhIp disease during uw iest years. Is.
ihat Il Invariably relieves and cares it,
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield at once to steady use of this great rem,
edy. 1t will succeed In giving relief where all
other remedies have failed.
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IN SHORT.

The people know the article, and it needs no
comment from us. 1t is for sale by every drug
gist and dealer in medicines in the United
THE c. G. CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New Faven, CT.
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Never do anything of which you
would be ashamed, when any one is
looking,
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lFrom Lester Sexton, of ofMilwaukee.l
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. "a, 1868.
Mcssrs. c. G. Clark & Co, New Haven, Ct.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dys--
pepsia Cure, and it has proyed PERFECTLY
satisfactory us q remedy ] have NO heslta-
lion in SAYING that we have received GREAT
BENEFIT from its use.
Very respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON,