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Twenty years experience has proved superior 90 any
other medicine Tor suppression, Irregularities Sc. 10 e
perfectly safe aud Harmless does not break down the
constution, but restores hc patient o health and guf
Tho constantly Increasing demand ur this reliable rem
edy has induced 20 put 10 within the mean. Of all
Price 500.
On PAnrlruHD D. admitted hy the best medical talent
ofthe country TO have equal iu tc treatment o re-
male Complaint, and 10 Or unusual occurrence fi
physcans in regular practice 90 recommend patients "a
him for treatment when afflicted with diseases iu hl
specially.
Ladies viii receive the moot scientific attention. both
medically aud surglcally Board, with old and expert
enced nurses viii be- furnished thuse who wish DO
In the city during treatment
The poor advised free ~ charge Py cnns pat cnt.
wishing his opinion advice, hy letter and enclosing
the usual fec will be- answered by return mail.
Medicine sent 10 hll parts % tle country. lff-
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rwENrYFIyr YrAng pnAcrIcr

IN the Treatment Of Diseases Incident to romales has
placed Dr. DOW At the head ofali physicians making
ruch practice speciality and enables him to guarantee
speedy aud permanent euro In the worst cases Of
srPresion and all other Menstrual Dsraneemsnfs from
Whatever cause. All letters for advice must contain
onicc, No. o Endicott Street. Boston
N B-Doard furnished to those desiring to remain nm.
der treatment oo5t
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Price ~ cents h1Vi iy mnn fD cent? Address
MbLks POTTER, No no Washington Street, Boston,
Mas f0r sale hy an Drurrsts
Boston, Ane 26 -df 1a.n
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CrNCINNATI. July 10.
CoTroN-Is quiet. but unchanged; mid
dlings SOC. ~ zlfs q. s.l .a
ToBAcCo-Nothing doing. Dealers are
preparing for the Great Annual Fair.
FLoUR-FIrmer; family at 50 25@9 so for
old, and So 50g9 75 for fresh made.
WHEAT-SteadY and in fair demand; !;
Winter So O092 05. 5 5G.}5 .a3tE
CoRN--Buoyant and higher; ear S7(1SSc.
sOATS-Steady at 75c for No. 1.
RYE-DulI and declining; sales of No.
at 81 90. <#E ea set fsF fs ann &.
BARLEY MALT-In demand at 81 4O9
BAREEY-No old in market. Contracts
haye been made for new at 81 20, delivered
In October.
free quite irregulars holders are anxious
to get out of stock.
PROVISIONS Generally firmer. There has
been a good demand for Mess Pork since
noon; sales of 200 bbls at S28; now held at
S2S so. Bulk Meats firmer but q uiet at 129
l4c for shoulders and Sides; buyers offer &c
less. Bacon: Shoulders sold at l3c, and
sides at l614@l654c, but could not be bought
less than l6150el7c at the close. Sugar
cured Hams lS1z9l9lzc. Lard sold at s714c,
but generally held out of the market;
about . 600 tierces We're procured last eve
Ming at l7c. Butter scarce and firm at ~
el36c. G EI u rt-kta.3 gtl eg1.-...zs..-
SUGAR--Steady.
COFFEE Steady. y - y s
OILs-Linseed at 81 029l 03 In the small
Lard Oil 81 25g1 30 but now held firmly
owing to the advance In lard.
PETROLEUM firm at 36t93Sc for refined
Free. tg
PoTAroEs-In slight supply and good de-
mand at 81 F4 bbl. HGf7 sec 60
GoLD-140H buying, and 14054 selling.
L ExCHANGE-DuII at lilo discount. =
MONEY-Market continues close. ta tE#
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The New York Herald Gem
ce1t 9 that Seymour Can't
he Elected.
FHE CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL SAYS
HE IS A WEAK MAN.
The New York Times Says the Ticket
Will Not Bring Out a Full Vote,
But Will Disgust all
NOn-PartiSanS.
CINCINNATI.
Commercial and Gazette.

OINoINNATI, July 10.--The Com
1llercidl says: Mr.. Seymour is not a
liberal and progressive Democrat.
He stands by the traditions of the
party. He shares its prejudices. He
sympathizes with every effort to con-
tinue a social caste, created by slay-
cry, and appeals TO the antipathies of
race solely for political ends. His
partisan record will prevent the Re-
publicans of the East from going over
to the Democracy. His sympathyzing
with the bondholders viii seriously
affect his prospects In the West, and
he will nowhere be able to poll
more than strictly party vote. He
is a weak man fer the Presidency,
and ought easily to be beaten.
The Gazette says: Mr.. Seymour is
a man of respectable abilities. In this
respect he may be ranked at the top
of the Democratic politicians who
were named for the nomination. He
is cunning politician, and is suffi-
ciently unscrupulous, for the ,dema-
gogue course which is a necessity to a
| Democratic candidate. During the
war he differed from his party, in that
he admitted the constitutional power
to put down the secession rebellion,
but he counteracted this by such a
course of partisan attacks on every
thing which the government did, that
he gave as much aid to the spirit oi
disaffection In the n orth, and as much
encouragement to the rebellion as the
others who declared the national de-
fense unconstitutional. eF
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Fears that Blood Will be
- @ Shed. a
Building Blown up at Reno,
32 PennsylVania. Ea.T
a Man Blown 500 Feet in
! TE3a the Air.
NEW ORLEANS.
Electlon OF EenatoFs-rhe -Four.
20 teenth Amendment Ratified By the
HOUSe-DiViSiOn OF the State OF
y Texas Indefinitely Postponed.

= New ORLEANS, July 10.-Kell0gg,
Senator for the long term, is from
Illinois, and Harris, for the short
term, is from Wisconsin. -, -.ao
w The Senate, yesterday. passed the
House resolution ratifying the 14th
amendment, and Immediately after
wards finally passed the Metropolitan
Police Bill. . r 4.
This morning the papers announce
the names OF the Police Commission
ers already appointed. &t e'ia
Four of the supposed fllibu: ters,
arrested at Fort Livingston last week,
were bonded to answer at the next
term of the United States Court. The
balance were discharged by Commits
sioner Wells. - III - LA tfa ~
A dispatclih from Austin, Texas,
says: In the Convention the question
of the division of the State has been
indefinitely postponed. The subject
of the cession of El Passo to the
{ United States will be discussed ON
Saturday. .Eaa
Mr.. Yarnell introduced a resolu-
ton requiring residence of five
years as necessary qualification for
an election to the Legislature, and
seven years for Congress.
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
NeW York Market.

N Il + =
By telegraph NEW YORK, July 10.
CoTroN-Heavy; sales ], 400 bales at 321Sc
for middIing uplands some sales were re-
FLOUR Receipts 4,27l bbls.; the market
is dull and trooping; sales of 7,S00 bbls. at
So 9097 IS for super1ne State and Western !;
extra West9rn NJ ste slo s5ai2 Is for " Wbite i9
Ohio: 50 O0Glo So for extra st. Louis; SO 50
California dull and dropping; sales 1000
sacks az $40 25@I2 so. Rye Flour is steady;
sales I 200 Pbls; at e g 5399 50;
lyn at 81 30, and 800 hbls. Brandywine at
WHEAr-Receipts 7.24O bushels: the
market is l@2c lower; sales $500 bushels at
81 O0a2 Oh for No. Spring 81 81 for inferior
Amber Minnesota 81 1892 5212 for new
81 As for white Michigan; az 70 for white
CALIFORNIA; and u 90 for white Gennessee.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MAIr-NoninaI.
CoRE-Receipts, IL ,l79 bushels; less ac-
tive, and le lower; sales of $1,000 bushels
chiefiy at 81 li@1 z: good sound shippine
parcels at u Is for white Western; 81 I312
for old mixed Western In store.
OATS-ReceiptS, 900 bushels; dull and
lower: sales OF 1900 bushels at SAG for
Western IN store; 86Hc afioat.
COFFEE-Rlo firm and in fair demand;
other kinds nominal.
sUGAR-yery dull and heavy; sales of
100 hhds. of Cuba at Il1<@ll5sc.
HOPS = Heavy and dull at l09z0c for
American. stti ii
PETRoIEUM-Dull at I75<9ISc for crude,
and 3412c for refined in bond.
PoRK-FIrIn, with fair demand: sales
of 5000 barrels at S28@2S 25 for new mess,
closing at $2S %, regular; e2 S7@28 for old
do, closing at S28, regular; S22 25022 rs for
prime: S24@124 so Tor prime mess.
BEEF-2uiet and unchanged sales OF l60
barrels. Beef hams quiet. -
CUT MEATS Steady; sales of go pack
ages at I21469l3c for shoulders, and lGggl7c
for hams; middies nominal
LARD-Firmer; sales of ,05O tierces at
l7@lSc for steam, and lS91S1zc for kettle
rendered.
BUTTER--Steady at 20@2Sc for Ohio and
30135c Tor State.
CHEEsE-Ffrmer at I5@l51Se.
FisEIGHTS-To Liverpool, quiet; engage
ments per steamer of 25,0 900 bushels corn at
ed. and 600 barrels Hour at Is I'D.
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CHARLESTON.
Governor Orr-IIs address to the
PeOple-An Important Document.

f
CHARLESTON, July 10.-- ExsGov-
ernGr Orr has published an address
to the people of the State reviewing
his administration, and presenting
the reasons that influenced his public
conduct. and advising future policy.
He says it would have been wise for
zthe white people to accept the recon
.struction acts, and that if the new
Constitution is obnoxious, it is the
fault of the intelligent white men who
took no part. in the Convention cleo
tions. He again avows himself in
favor of qualified colored suffrage.
He says it is idle to expect any
relief to universal suffrage from the
Democratic party if the Southern
governments in 1871 are declared
void The States will be left in a
condition Of anarchy if the Supreme
Court declares them unconstitutional.
He asks what constitutions will be
in force, and what officers reinstated.
He said we should depend on our
selves only, and speaks of the har-
mony that existed between himself
and the district commanders. In
conclusion, he says the principles and
purposes avowed by his successor,
Governor Scott, with reference to the
interests Of the State, are wise and
patriotic, and he invites the people to
give his administration a full and fair
trial before its condemnation.
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NEW YORK.
The World, Times, sun and Tribune.

New YORK, July 10.-The Herald
says the Democratic party has de-
cided that the next President shall be
Grant, and that Seymour against
Grant amounts to Democratic sur
render. or a disbanding of the Dem
ocratic party.
The Times says the Democratic
ticket will not bring out full vote,
but will disgust the non-partisan Gle
ment, aud nothing but a series of
miracles can save the party from de-
feat.
The Tribune, after recounting the
former political course of Seymour,
says: IF this man can be chosen
President over Grant, then the pa
triot blood shed in the war was shed
in vain" 5s
The World says: Seymour is the
first statesman in the Democratic
party, possesses. every personal quail
| tication and Accomplishments (which
befit the chief magistrate of a great
nation, has a strong grasp Of the ques-
tions relating to the resuseitation of
the shattered prosperity of the coun-
try, and his election will establish
confidence both at home and abroad,
in the financial honor of the country"
In other respects, also, it considers
Seymour will make a far stronger
President than Chase. - ~ ~ - 9 e,
The Sun says Seymour Is an emf
| nent exponent of the Democratic par
ty, but does not think Blair will add
to the success of the ticket. ~ ..,,-.,
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sENATE...........4wAsH wAsH1NaroclN,. July 10.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS, July 10.
ToBAcco-zDull but unchanged. a8a
.CoTToN-No othing doing. ti --t---.
HEMP-Nothing doing. 3
q FLoUR-Better feeling, with more de-
fnaud, and some grades are q little higher,
but there is no general advance; superb ne
sold at s. 50a6 so; extra 81 25097 70; Xxx
IS 50@9 rs; xxx and fancy slO@I2 so. LA
WHEAT = Active for choice Fall, but
other grades are dun and easier; prices
range at 81 0592 s.. eAf Gf.
CoRN--Held higher at the opening, and
buyers stood off, and there was not much
done; prices ranged at 7S982c for mixed
and yellow. and S59S7c for white.
OATS-Held above the views of buyers,
and the market is heavy at 73976c.
RYE-Better at 81 35gl 40. Ga t9t "a
PRoVISIoNS-Active and higher; pork
sold at S2S@28 % bulk meats, heavy trans
actions are understood TO have been
made, but bacon advanced to l25z9l3e;
clear sides l65z9l7c; sugar-cured ANS
20Zc.
IARD-In better demand and higher at
I71zc Tor choice tierce, and lS9lS1zc for
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New ORLEANS Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. July 10.
CoTToN-Firm; sales of middiings at
3214c;s receipts for the week, 668 bales: ex-
ports coastWfse, 443 bales; sales, 1883 bales
pre- sent stock, 6,2S0 bales.
MoNEY-Steriing I531z01551z. New York
exchange ~ per cent. premium. Gold 14054.
F4oUR-FIrm sales of superfine at 81 so.
CoRN-Firmer at 921ze@SI 90.
OATS-Ffrn at7214cs 3aLls f~z 40 gH8
PORK-Firm at S29 %. -
BACON-Firmer; sales OF shoulders at
131zc; clear sides 171Ic.
LARD-Firm; sales of tierce at ISc, and
kettle at 20e.f ltiT T.sF -sr, = 1870
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CINCINNATI.
A R0bber Arrested-A Man Shot
Through the Knee-ExpFess Com.
panles to Protect Themselves.

CIECTNNATI, July 10,-The name of
the robber wounded and arrested
near Brownstown Is Val. Elliott,
formerly brakeman on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad. w. M. Flan-
ders. one of the guard, was shot
Through the knee, rendering amputa-
ton necessary. This is the fourth or
fifth time that robberies have been
committed in the neighborhood of
Seymour. The express companies
have determined to protect them
selves, and will carry sufficient guard
for that purpose. II 81 F.s.+t
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KANSAS.
The Osage Treaty ty-NOmlnatiOns or
Seymour and Biair--They fall like
q Wet Blanket. -

LAWRENCE, Kansas, July 10. -
There is great reaction in this State
in favor of a speedy ratification of the
Usage Treaty, as amended by its
friends in Washington. @ 5ss5s1.5
The nomination of Seymour and
Blair falls like a wet blanket upon
the Democracy of Kansas. The
,Stafe Journal, which was supposed to
look favorably, upon the Chase move
ment. on a basis of free suffrage to
every. citizen of the Republic-black
and white, male and female-declares
that the Democratic party has delb-
erately committed suicide, preferring
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iaaPITTSBURG.
Strike among the MEHers-It Assumes
y Threatening gAttltGde-Fears that
= Blood viii be She'd.

- PoTFsyILIE,F Pa, July 1O.-The
strike among the miners is assuming
a2threatening attitude. Several mills
about Tomoqua have been compelled
to suspend by visits from the miners,
wholforce the workmen to stop. La-
Eboring men on nthe railroads have also
been driven off. The st. Clair Iron
Works have been visited, but the
prOprietors refused to accede to the
demands of the, strikers, and as a
company has been enrolled to pre-
serve order, it IS feared there will be
| bloodshed.@ a# &&&E 8s8b Igsa T'#
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sT.LoUIs.
Samuel Barr. Clerk OF the Steamer
q Great Republic, ,AFFes ted--Is Charg-
ed with Murder In the First De-
gree. l-vai rs hnfIrrar f{r, 8f q,

ST. LOUIS, July 10.-Capt. Samuel
Barr. jjr., clerk of the steamer Great
Republic, was arrested. to- day. by
order of Capt, Lee, Chief of Police,
on Information, deemed entirely. re-
liable, that the Grand Jury have
found a true bill against him for
murder in the first degree, in connec-
ton with the shooting of Henrg An-
derson, a eolored man, on board of
the Great Republic. some days ago !
also, said Grand Jury found bill
against Capt. Donaldson. SO o1 asl
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Butler then moved to strike out
the section, and provide that there
shall be but six Brigadiers, to be
designated without regard to senior
ity, by the General Of. the Army.
All others to be mustered out by the
first of January next. ~ - aisf
Paine moved to amend the amend
ment by providing that there shall be
but six Brigadier Generals after the
3Ist of March, 1869, the President to
designate them after the 10th of
March, 1869, and all others to be
mustered out Of service by the 31st of
March, 1869. a1
Without disposing of the bill which
is to come up as unfinished business
tomorrow, the Senate amendments to
| the bill in reference to the Rock
Island bridge, was taken UP and con-
CURED in. Adjourned.
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Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph CHICAGO. July 10.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Market dull; No. SS94c lower /;
sales of No. l at 81 98 and No. 2 at 81 789
l So closing almost nominal, at 81 TS for
at 81 1901 so. 4fs#.-r ff
CoRN-Moderetively active and stea dy ;
sales of No. at 905z@9ls4c: No. at 9099ie,
for No. L Seneca Change; small sales OF
No. at Gle.
OATS-Fairly active; sales at 661z9ooc'
closing with seller at inside prices.
RYE-Quiet, and 5@7c lower; safes u
No. at 81 IL and No. at 81 S712s -
BARLEY-EnttreIy nominal.
Mss PORK SIS l21z@28 80 cash, CLOSING
outside for choice brandss extra prime
So So IS 81 42lL ,,<,1s.l,e ,eoa,eil,, !,
for summer kettled. 4ssss,
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SENATE....--..... !. w AsHIN6TON, July 10.
a bill was passed transferring the
duties of the eolored schools of
Washington aud Georgetown to the
Trustees of the public schools.
The Chair submitted the letter of
resignation from Senator johnson.
The bill TO protect the rights of
American citizens. abroad was. made
the special order for Monday next at
l o'clock.
Harlan called up the bill to bridge
the Mississippi River at Rock Island.
An amendmenteby Morrill,, of Yer
mont, that the expense shall not ex-
cced one million dollars, was adopted,
and after opposition by Wilson, the
bill passed, % to 10.
Cattell called up his bill to provide
for the further issue of temporary
loan certificates for the redemption
Of outstanding compound interest
notes.
Trumbull offered substitute
authorizing aud directing the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to sell, on the
first Monday of August, ten millions
Of the surplus coin in the Treasury,
and q similar amount each subse-
quent month until the amount In the
Treasury, exclusive Of that for which
gold certificates are deposited shall
be reduced to forty millions; the sale
to be advertised five days ahead, to
be made by sealed proposals, to be
received at the Assistant Treasurer s
in New York, accompanied by GER
tihcates Of deposit in the Treasury of
. per cent. currency of the amount
bid; none but the highest bid to be
accepted; payment TO be made In cur
rency or compound interest notes
with interest accrued thereon; said
notes to be cancelled; the proceeds oil
the sales to be devoted to the pur.
chase, at current market value, and
cancellation of any interest bearing
bonds of the United States.
After some remarks by Trumbul
In support of his proposition the ex
piration OF the morning houl
brought up unfinished business OF
yesterday.
.Edmund's bill excluding from tn,
Electoral College the votes of tn,
States lately in rebellion, which shal
not have been reorganized, was hrs
taken up.
Edmunds favored and Davis Oh
posed the bill. 4 iAe @
Nye followed IN denunciation Of I'll
Democratic Convention, whose pla
form was, he said, fraud and a Ii
and in enlogy of the Republica
party, ..,. ~
Davis reminded the Senator th
Ha siEs
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RENO, PENN.
Building Blown Up--A Man Blown
f5G1iBa 500 Feet I'm the Air.

~ RENO, Pa, July 1O.-About 10 A.
~, the building used By the Reed
Torpedo Company for the filing of
torpedoes and the storage of powder,
was blown up. II. Il. Munson, who
was at work in the building, was
blown through the air some 500 feet,
and. came down a shapeless body.
The windows of houses for quarter
of mile were broken. Loss, about
81 600
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neInphls market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 10.
CoTToN-Quiet but firm; receipts. 20
bales; weeks export 13 bales; stock 50S
bales. HNE IrtZ G1#E E#
FnoUR--Dull; a lot from new wheat
fancy sold al $l3.
WHEAF-Sl 75t9I So 81 5lt-,.t -l- 9ts5
CORN-9l1&c. t- Hs4 r-F
OATS-75c.
HAY-Sl7 saa
e EBRAN-$23. .fsE34 rts g=tF s14
CORN MEAIs-S4 5094 70.
PORK-229 90
I4ARD-I86elgc. iif-
D BAOos- Firmer; shoulders 131zc; clear
sides 171zc. .
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WASHINGTON.
Nomination by the PFesident-BIll
TO Continue the Freedmen's Bu-
Peau.

g WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The Presi-
dent, to-day, nominated to the Senate
James Shellyto beagent for the Flat
head Indians, and Henry ID. Ban
cock tosb be agent for the Indians of
Grand Ronde, Oregon. 1o al1 sIa
The bill to continue the Freed
mems Bureau has become law with
out the Presidents signature, the con-
stitutional term of ten days having
expired. br .'as2 ',.1
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New York cold and stock Market

MoNEY-Easy, at 495c on call,
STERLING-Firm, at 101z0l05z. q fal 8 81
GoLD-FirEner;s opening at 1405z, and
closing at I407z. 100000 thus far known.
has been engaged for tomorrow. Il
e GOYEREME st SToCKS-Steady, with q
good demand : Coupons of 1881, 1iS1%@llS3s
do '62, ll31S@1l314: do '64, 1lO1%9l10sS;
do. 65, Illsz91ll1S; do. new 10Ss9410e5z; 90.
'67, 108sz@1081z; do '68, I085I9I0S1s; 10-405,
107szg1071a; 7-S0s, 10s14@10s7s.7 - 4 slasss
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Louisville Market.

BY telegraph LOUISVILLE. July 10.
ToBAcCo.-Sales 900 hhds at full rates /;
lugs So 90m9 90; common leaf Sl0(0I011: Sc
lections S25. l.-ta lis II HfuG l1f
CoTTON-301z &c. 49,. ff.
FLOUR-Super1ne 81 0007 so. ~ ssi
WHEAT-$I S569l 95. fiFb ,snr-f~ 49,
CoRN-90@95c.
OATS-7S0gS0c. ~ -efeae ns anazrrsr
RYE-NeW 81 soc.
MESS PORK-&2S 25028 50. 81 A --s96FFef
LARD-lSc f.. =
BACON Shoulders IS14; clear lib sides
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AUGUSTA, Ga. July 10.AGovernor
bullock IN his message, TO the Legis-
Iature' urges the purglng gofGbeth
houses. lie Is sustained By General
Meaoe, VINO has sent communica-
tion to the legislature to the same
effect esEaT % iasas. 80 ~ e. mo- 80
eEaisDa gZ8
a tt1a ea24stf ~ sa-lfiaE .r5t .s.a... a. - -
.l,-.s4s. sj-asl a1ss
@nf @s 1902 aza .ETEi8a11J Eas E-aa
4 $500 1at ffi 1I 81 asag 10 5tas gr.r.s.t
-.gf.-A Ta
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COLUMBIA, June I0.--In the Legis-
lature to- day, the House was engaged
in completing its Organization. In
the Senate q petition to Congress for
the removal of disabilities, was tabled,
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death to life; choosing the shroud
and the grave rather than regenera-
ton and the new birth. .r3meGo4f-n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-11
zol DR.. J. W. POLAND's
DO y ~ p Oi'le
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
The Great New England Remedy.
$50 DR. J. w. POLAND'S 4a 3
White s Pine Compound

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country. after having been proved by
the test Of thirteen years in the New Eng
land States, where its merits have become
as well known as the tree from which, in
part, IL derives its virtues.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-11
we'll Notice.

-MyOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IL we have sold to Christian KratZ all
our right, title, and interest ID James Ser
cuts patent for driving tubular wells, in
sVanderburgh and WarricK Counties In
diana except in Union Township, Van
darburgh County. Any. persons wanting
wells driven, or material tor driving wells
in other territory, or pumFs, Will apply to
CHRISTIAN. KRAFT, who will furnish
them at reasonable rates.
jysO div 9r SMITH g. MILLER. +