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rev rkprx GOOD, .I.r..,.

new York Dry Goods narket.
BY telegraph HKx yosK, Aug 10
There his. been general break the price of heavy
br VII sheengs to ~, IN sympathy with The reduction
noted yesterday in rr'ce Of Lymsn Z, aud his had
tendency to iHipart increased se.yiy TO the market
We now qnote Atlantic brown .hseting, a. IL ap
pleton ana Indian Head price; Pacific 1615; Wa
chrs.etts A, Lacon, Lawrence a., Lyman sell ST
i6iz white Percssaet command II: Ind an Head fpriy
inches, 90 In other dese,ptors of goods there
changes to notice. There is a fair business Going.
sew surs msrsei.
81 Telegraph NIu YaHE, Aug. 10.
Hlour-cosed dull and lower, with only lin tied 10
oh trade demand
Wheat-ouist and in buyers fayo:; shippers holding
OF and miliers insisting still ! wer prices.
oats-Dull At 81 In store s274 eh for old, and 20
so for new western at R. r. depot.
Corn-Dui 81 1919 tor unsound; 81 1921 or sound
mixed vestern sioat 81 20l5g2i fer old mixed
western In store.
Pork-DuIl, with sellers Of at f2s 62s regular
buyers s2s 5s sa;es Of $50 bbls .stltr tept
- f2S GO.
Besf-Quiet and unchanged.
Cut Meais-In light supply and firm.
Baeon-scarce; firmly held
L,rd-Dn lstae5s for fair to prime steam
ST Lonts mayNet
By Telegraph sr. Lor,s Aug Ia
Tlour-Qniet and unchanged super Is al.
Wheat-firm for choice grades. other qualities irre-
ulsr,
Cern-URchanged: o2Ea6.
oats-Uncbangsd; so sba; extra grases l42c higher
Rye-CnchApgsd f1I5
Provlsious-Held firmly; pork 500 75a So
Bacon-shoulders 1874 ~; clear aides I7l.a1z
lard Hold At lsi4.
Whisky Unchanged
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GLAD to see 1t home again, in completely
restored health, our friend D. g. Lowry, Of
the News Depot.
Grant CIUB meeting Tonight
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REMrNBsR the meeting Of the Grant Club
tonight. Hon. Jno. Van Valkenburg and
Noah Green, Esq, speak.
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st.Louis Cattle Market.

ny Telegraph eT LOUIS, Aug 10
Live stock unchn ged. hut with downward tendency
prices range 2lSdS5l4 gross for inferior choice
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+! a I 1. L. S
Vegetable SiciIian Hair nsneHer


ErerU near increases the popH-
turity Of This eatHabie Ha5r Prop
drnfj0n, trtich Is dae to merit
alone. Dc caa, assure orr old
3,ctrons that IL is Kept fHfig MP to
it's high standard. amt to those
Who hare nerer used II fre cdn
confidently s0U. fftuf it Is the onfy
reliable md pctjccfcd trepnra-
fiOH to festore GRAY OLE FADED
HAIR to its yo,fhIWt color, mai-
ing IL soft. iHsttcas. 0'td sithfcn
the scalp. bH as use. beco1Hes
White and clean: II 7ctnoccs MI
efHDfiOHs AMI dGI,ttfHD. and ~
its tonic properties prcrenfs the
mk,tcs ara non,.;sbes me unit.
g,lanls. By e use TIE 4! hair groscs
II rrsfores fbe cgniifary uin,fis
to their normal rigor. and Hift
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Don'r fail to attend the Grant Club meet
ing TO- night.
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PRINTING PaPER---AIl Sis at Mill Prct
Stationery and Blank Book Dent
BLANK BOOKS.
Day Rocks, Journals, L edscrs.
RECORDS, RECEIPT d CASH RO,Rs

NV 1os@&S 1''0 OTytsS y UIWUfHvs
PAYS Books, Notss and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Rocks
DARTS, Drawing Books,
Writing b7oks, scrap Bookss
Composition Rocks, Bills payal lie 3 recei-asle
Anything In my fine to be procured To the American
or foretsn markets fnrn shed 1t abort notice. and
msnu'arturers or Importer prices.
ausess coming Ia tho city viii do we'll TO esan,n.
this stock before selecting and orders received
the si will receve the careful attention Of eYpel
enced clerks fm.yle dAw
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Buyrsa--Choice lots wilicommand 2sto 500 > b
Eees-14c.
PouLrnY-Live Chickens 81 rs to 81 SO d dos.
eoaaHun-.ot to Tue Per gallon.
PofAfoRs-New 81 506n2 40 e barrel; old none
in market.
OnioNs-80c to 81 90 per bush.
ToAAroEs-$l IS TO 2 90 per bush.
LAaD-City cured l9c per u. Country cured
100 to tic per ID.
BERswAx-34 to $50 per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, II to l2Ac; loose l0c per b
FsArHERs-Prime SOC to o5c per 10
RAes-Cotton, Sc per ID.
WHITE BEAss-Common to good to S.; SO
CzEEsE-Good country lac. Factory l7c
| ynssAR-Ellington's Cider &c per gal
BRAx-Dull at Tue per 100 lbs.
| ERulrs-Grsen Apples 81 rs to s. so per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to l2ic per ID. Fresh
Peaches II 90 to so per tox; y 90 to
I 90 per bush. Dried Psaches, lac; none
in market.
| GRAPEs-10c per ID. by tho box.
SExps-Timothy 81 Is to ] 80. Glover $6 90.
| Flax seed 81 so to 81 IS.
OILs-Coal oil $50. Linseed, raw 81 20, boiled
| 81 Is. Lard, No. 81 49, No. 2 81 80.
| Fish 81 90 TO 81 10.
LIvs SrecK-Besf Cattle - 90 70 s. 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, % to 50 SO gross. Sheep
8 to 5 50 gross. Veal Calves from . 90
to SO 90
BAooH-City cured canvassed hams Zoe, shoul-
ders 14c, clear sides $50. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders 124clsides l5to l6c.
PoRK-Mess Is to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed AGO.; fleece do hne
800; unwashed, 20 to 23c.
HAx-Timothy choice in active demand at from
% 81 70 $40 70 per ton. Prairie 70 eo
| to - 90.
WooD--1s 50 to 50 SO per cord, sccordngt to quail
ity, in good demand.
HDss-Green, So; do cured loc; dry fint zoe
| do salt 15c per ID.
IsALr-Lake 43 0t@3 10. Ohio River SO IL
on levee.
tGLAss-SXI0 - 50. Rates discounted rs to A
per cont.
NAILs-$5 90 rates.
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U-iforiy good be equal At least and II
sapsrsoy 10 sny other brands ma ufActnred
nr NJ HANNA, vho.e experience and reputation -
MILLER Is generally knovnand appreciated having "a.
Ken a inter estin arm. will endeayor err
ends Of such quality that they cannot fail to nj nit
Increased favor. We shall always sell urios
rs IL consistent sith the beat OF qsdy-bnt deter
mined to mske the quality superior It whatever oett
adsnf that people VIII prefer that rather thaut
saving Of . fsv cents on the sack barrel.
oefia q. ALBERR 4 q
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TX KEGS choice Leaf Lard,
Tor salsby
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M, FIGS. ibs ssls ehsap, !.
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! fncial end Commercial.


ossrssGsl eaiiy y esov 4 Hussa, Connissioa
Merchants, 6socnd street,
A. NAHA
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x~s.Y reva Co.srenenaa = : 1922 -.
- ~ e. - ~ F - $500 -
- aes,sr,s1 & sIsss 1919 tsasssA - - J.
fe1ssn = ri ne~fhF II - 500 v1y =
~ nuaaee a ~ Mossh f.-Dss Asis0 ks1tsov.
- =, - esise = ssbeiG bst ~ ssllf =
- ethers tAsss q ~ ssxt csasrsss.-ss'
Hassoe Arsss,
And y he. 1ysxs proposes y - &C. =.
q, ~ saspsa -heogse iron sn5 80
s Congress frsn sAit Dis1des !; y - Csag-
81, Who came . this eaAes 49, = - 9ies>
heea,d, II order Is ~ oMes, aad . slscl
Claeess cvsr nsCrasy, Who has iysd = thi'
D;asrics from his babySsod. n. Argus =
cast be ibid.
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RsPUsLICAn COUNTY COHvEHrIOs.

REPUDLICAu COUNTY COuvBuTIO1.
he Rspubleaa electors Of Lss County ~ rsqsssss1
V sssA delegates 70 County oonventos 70 b held q
the
junction, er WednesAay. the - DAY u
sepssakbsE, u II o'elsek .. -,
10 poninass candidates. Sos the following county oees
A-w1t.
Clerk Of the District Court
Recorder Of Dssb,
And sor the ssassn Of any Other business which mag
como bssbrs sseh Convsation.
The bars Of representation vii b one delegate for
sach township and additional Ir svsey Aty votes
sass at lest sIsetion for Governor Merrill and cns
Ar each fraction over twenty-five.
The following shows the nunbs Of delegates which
saeh township b entitled ON this basGs
Green Bay. Denmark ..............
KleeDenS Ato8e. Marion
Oe0or 8okr1ocH..
vfsnklfn,. West Point. .............
AeoSs0ns SecAsoo.s.. ......Iv
AontYose.... ......l Jefferson ...........
van Borsn. Dee Mot0ee.
Washington ............3 ChaSlsston...
Let there b meetings called In sach township and fall
delegations elected and sent ihsrsfrom.
- order u the Lee County Rspublcas CsutrAl Con-
nistss. JOHN VAN vALKpNBURa, CAairnaa.
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CIR ACE MILLS.

rr,,,I AAN, III, Oct. to 1857.
( WING to rush of business immed;a.eIs
After and sinee bsr-sst, ~ have but recently bee
sols tofni-h tae sltsrsns and impYovenof /. ia
1ls, wren Ne aeernet 2 sssry to epable oter
any Having everything to best OF order now. We
take plea IRE in assuring fende and eusto er,tha
AZ q nj m ~ ~, =. So 800
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WeksepoDnstantiy on hand and fuss aleAttaetovest
pricesto cas- customers and prompt nen large sn5
veil sclsctedstook Of STAPLE ard FANCY
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STATE sEws.

The Sioux City Journal Gays "Capt.
Rodgers, q. s. A. Q. NJ, Of this place, has
just reformed from Fl. Dodge and the Upper
Des Moinss, whers be has been to dispose Of
Government property and Notifications. "a
relic = ws fervently trust ~ far ~ this
country is concerned, Of the last Of the 4Mo-
hicsns." May the toe Of his moccasin ever
BE- turned towards The setting sun until the
nm Of his life shall 60 ont, and bis s6lisarY
spirit shall b transported 70 the happy
hunting grounds ofhis fAthers.'
-Webbsr's. saw mill, on the Big Sioux
Rives, ~ destroyed BY fre the other day.
-B. B. Richards, of Dubuque, declines
beinesAs dsmocratic candidate for Congress
in the Third District. he don't want to be
principal 1t funeral
There Was shower ct Davenport last
Monday evening.
The thrsshing machines manufactured at
Davenport are il greater demand among the
farmers than Eastern machines. So say the
Davenport papers.
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Mental DEPRESSION.

Mental depression is disease of the nervous
system, and, of all the ills flesh is heir to- it is
the ore that eXcites the least sympathy 1t is a
subject of frequent jests, and is called by vari-
GUS derisive terms; but, although it is often
laughed at it is not easy to laugh the patient out
of the belief that his ills all real for it is
real disorde,-the general features of which gre
constant fear, anxiety and gloom. The exter-
nal senses. as well as the mental faculties often
manifest symptoms of arrangement. Noise, as
of falling water, and ringing in the ears are
complained of, while black specks and fiery
sparks frequently fit before the vision. Admo-
nitions like these should not be disregarded, as
they may, if neglected, terminate in insanity.
The seat of the disease is in the brain and ner-
vous system, and to control the malady it is nee
essary to use powerful tonic and Alternative,
which will correct and tone those organs without
infaming the brain. This is the secret of the
success OF Hostetter's Stomach Ditters in
cases OF this kind, for which it is the safest as
well as the best of restoratives.
In tact it is the only pure and reliable tonic
stimulant known. Many nostrums, purporting
to be tonics, are pulled up from time to time in
the newspapers, hut the sufferer had better let
them alone. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has proven itself, by many years of trial,
to be in every respect what it is represented to
be. .--.--.-
June II, 1885, 24-w1m.
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WHO WILL AND Who Won't Show
usa "carpet hagger" and we will show you
Il supporter of Grant and Colfax
Show US loyal Southerner who is true to
his State and his country, and we will show
you a man who will not support Grant and
COlfax.- World.
Show us soldier who fought for the flag.
or civilian who encouraged the soldier
with his vote and his purse, and we will
show you Il supporter of Grant and Colfax.
Show us an original rebel who did all he
could to precipitate the war, and will show
you IA man who will not support Grant and
Colfax.
Show US Confederate who starved the
Federal prisoners at Libby, Andersonville
and Salisbury, and we will show you a man
who will not support Grant and Colfax.
Show us Northerner who kept up a
constant fire in the rear IF the boys in blue,
or who voted in conventions that the war was
failure and we will show you man who
will not support Grant and Colfax.-N T.
Commercial Adgertiser
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Among the calculations of our best and
most intelligent citizens for the revivifcation
of industrial arts, is the hope OF immigration.
without designing to indicate any peculiar
policy, we have precetlents before us, prac-
ticed by those States, that now secure the
largest share of immigration. They have
regular system, which it would be well for
us to adopt, and adapt to the circumstances
of our condition.
But we do not look for any large number
of new corners for some years yet. The way
is not clear. There are lingering doubts
upon the minds of aliens, who seek settled
governments and absolute security to life
and property, with the largest amount OF
freedom consistent with justice and the
safety of the government, thaG these may not
be found in North Carolina. Here at home,
we will have to fight the first battle and
begin the good work When well under
way, with every advantage possessed by
other States achieved by our own exertions,
we may reasonably anticipate an annual IN
crease of population from this source, until
Our plains and hills are thickly settled.
Indeed there are but two decided advantages
possessed by North Carolina over the Wcs-
tern States her climate and variety of
productions. Other States are nearly, il
not quite as rich in minerals, with the cx-
ception ofgold. Therefore. without gloomy
forebodlngs but with cheerful recognition of
undeniabe facts, we bid our people prepare,
for the hour has come when the sails of the
vessel are swellingin breeze, and their long
voyage to the happy islands, will begin.
We shall outride the storm and reach the
harbor. But there are dangers which we
must shun. Let us be up and doing.
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Snecial Terms of Federal Court.

Judge Brooks publishes in to-days paper
an order for special terms of the Federal
Court, in order to relieve the Circuit Court
of the large number of prosecutions, arising
in the West for violations of Internal Reeve
nue. law. The arrangement will save the
government and parties, large expenses OF
witnesses. &C.. in coming so great distance
to this Circuit Court. All matters arising
out of the Internal Revenue laws, as well as
all questions arising under Bankruptcy laws
are equitable in these Courts.
Attention is invited to the order.
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CHASE RELINQUIsHED.-The World of
yesterday gives up Mr.. Chase as a possible
the question of his candidacy for the con-
sideration of its Democratic contemporaries
and observing their responses to the propo-
sition, it concludes that the Democracy can
not yield their traditional preju'lices against
the colored man so far as to take up any
one who has ever been his friend. He that
begins Il negotiation with the Devil is pref
ty sure to get the worst of it, for that Shy
lock of hargainer will never be satisfied
with anything,less than mans SOUL Wash
Chronicle
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AWARDS FOR THE ARREST OF JEFF
DAvIs.-The bill reported yesterday by Mr.
Washburn, of Massachusetts, for the pay
ment of the awards for the capture of Jeff
Davis, recommends that the bill hitherto in
troduced be tabled, and that the substitute
now presented be adopted. This bill ap-
propriates 100000, and distribu ties that
amount as follows:
Major General Wilson, $1,000 Lieuten-
ant Colonel Pritchard, 4th Michigan cav
airy, $4,000; Lieutenant Colonel Herndon
1st Wisconsin cavalry, $4,000; Capt. ]. O.
Yeoman, 1st Ohio cavalry, $4,000; and to
the other officers and men accompanying the
party, each an amount of money proportion
ate to their pay.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered Tor years from Nerv-
GUS Debility, Premature Decay, and all the efforts
of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake OF suf
fering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which lie was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar St., New York.
October 80, 1867. Ally.
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PROCLAMATION.
By W. W. HOLDEN,
Governor Elect of North Caroline.

Governor Elect Of North Carolina.
In pursuance of authority vested In me by an
act passed by the Congress of the United States,
entitled " an act to admit the States of North
Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia,
Alabama, and Florida to representation in Con-
gress," the members elect to the Legislature of
North Carolina, chosen under and by authority
Of the law Of the United States of March I'd.
1867, ITO provide for the more efficient govern.
ment OF the rebel States" and the laws supple.
mentary thereto, are hereby notified to assemble
IN the City Of Raleigh on Wednesday, the LIST
day of duly, Ammo Domini. 1888. a
w. w. HOLDEN,
Gou. Elect Of North Caroliga,
Raleigh, juno Is, 1868.
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THE SELECTION OF SITE FOR THE
CApIToL.-It may be an interesting fact to
many to know that Alexander HamitOn's
financial scheme secured the location of the
national capitol at this point. German
town, near Philadelphia, was originally Sc
lected, but the Southern delegates desiring
the capitol further South, jealous then of
Northern influence, as they have ever been
since, secured Reconsideration of the vote.
HamiltOn's financial scheme then was in
want of two votes; the South gave these
votes, and the present site was secured.
Washington favored Georgetown as heing at
the head of navigation and the terminus of
inland vigation.- Wash Chronicle.
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DR.. TOBIAS
Venitan Horse Liniment,
LIN Pint RaffleS af One loIlae IL

For Lameness, Cuts, Calls, Collie, sprains, &C.,
warranted cheaper than any other. II is used by
all the great horsemen on Long Island courses.
1t will not cure Ring Bone nor SPAWN, as there
is no Liniment in existence that will What it
is stated to cure it positively does. No owler Of
horses a0iH be Without it after trying bottle. One
dose revives and often saves the life OF an over
heated or driven horse. For Collie and Belly
ache it has never failed. Just as sure as the sun
rises, just sure is this valuable Liniment to be
the Horse Embrocation of the day. Use it one
and all. Depot, No. Sc Cortlandt Street, New
York. Sold by all the Druggists and Store
keepers.
June 2, 1868. 127-tw&w1m.
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Florida LEGISLATURE.

From the Florida Union, we observe that
the new Legislature has gone to work and
adopted the 18th Article abolishing slavery,
and the 14th article, commonly known as
the Howard amendment, by large majorities.
Gov. Reed informed the Legislature that
until the State was admitted to representa-
ton, the government would be provisional
only.
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1t is thought that the iron-clad oath will
be required of State officers, but it is a mis-
take The registered voter can hold office,
and also one who has been relieved of dis
ability.
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A French paper, which Classics all its
news, announces under the head of "Police
Intelligence" that President Johnson has been
acquitted.
The new bridge over the Susquehanna, at
Columbia, Pa, is 5,549 feet long and 90
feet wide, with railroad track in the cen
tre
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Disabilities Removed.

A telegram from Washington shows that
the bill removing political disabilities has
finally passed the House, and is now the law
of the land
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted
strictly upon the CASH system. All papers are discon
tnued at the expiration Of the time for a0hich they
hare been paid Subscribers aoM be notified FOUR
WEEKS before their time is out, By CROSS MARK on
their papers and unless the subscription is reneaced the
nnoer ,cu be discontinued. This is rule from arhich
there upiU be no departure. Watch for the cross mark
and reneo your subscription.
roy Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM well as the one to, which
tbey desire the change to be made.
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Alabama.

We see from the kilograms that the Ala
bama Legislature is preparing to assemble.
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Yours, very truly,
SCHUYI.ER q,

Georgia.
The Governor elect will convene the Leg
islature on the 4th of July.
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FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK
NORTH.CAROL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
R.W. PULLIAM, Hes't. GEO. W. SwEPsoN,
W. II. WILLARD, w. j. HAWKINS,
l. g. MERRIMoN

CHAs. DEWEY, Cashier. JOHN BLAKE, Teller.
nEALS IN EXCHANGE, SIGHT DRAFTS,
~ Gold and Silver Coin, and Government and
other Securities.
Uncurrent Bank Notes bought at highest
prices. Packages sent by Express will be remit
ted for promptly in currency, or in New York
funds at par.
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% Mr.. C. W. HoRNER, as Business Clerk and
Agent, is authorized to make contracts and give
receipts, &C., &c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,~~r-o~r>0~0>r--~0~7>--
N7HAT EVERY HORSEMAN WANTS.-A
w good, cheap, and reliable liniment Such.
an article is