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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

PERsoNAL.-Ws have just received cat
aogus Of the Cleveland, co., Charity Hos
pi,ai Medical College, for 1865; one Of th,
foremost institutions Of the kind in tht
country, from which We see that our wor-
thy fellow>citizen, DR.. VIM. Bunce, has
been appsintsd ons Of the Board Of CsaA
sors. This is = well deserved compli
'ns,t to that gentlspan's standing among
the medical fraternity Of the East, and il
an honor to Davenport 20 well.
That wids>Awide up-asd.eouine agent oi
the Mutual Life Insurance c.. J. ".
Guitsau. has asesptsd paying position in
the compaay's efnes q Chieaeo. new snds,
the charge Of Mr.. Crenkhits. Hs lasvea
about ths 6rst Of Noveubsr, ana Of coarse
takes the best Wishes and somplimsots Of
many psrsssal friends.
We he'd the plsssurs Of meeting Upasn,
Of the Marsnes Citizen on the evening train
On Thurday. lie il doing good service 70,
the democratic cause in Asrengc, and hi,
spisy pspss 10 deserving Of . handsoss
support from the people.
G. q. Gross. the juuios proprietsr Of tht
AekIey House. has just put in an appear
ancs fresh from the Green Hills Of Yer
0eat, end adjsiaiag StaGss. He rsperts bus
isess brisk u. thsas Aleek shses-ps'its'
etsvs - = ;. : 5ss,f So sss -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

Poa Coughs and Colds. Lung Difficulties,
Pain in the Side. and kidney troubles, the
wars PIss ConrorSp is unriva'led. II 10 pleas
ant to the taste and at all times,psrfeetlv safe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

HDuSscafnoLY HsAcsuuL ARE The lscs
end tssssss II nultisulss, We uss TsbbslS'a
Physiological Hais Rssssesaase. Il rssassss
gray and faded hair to all the lustsr nd
beauty Of fyouth, gives ita vigorous growth,
prsveess il fslline o2, frees shs esa1e ffso
dandeu6, and beauties the whels head. A.
dnsssipg 'tis . pssfsst hxssy. SelA By sIl
1suegiels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

Too BAD.-We implore, nay even insist
upon some Of the leading RAIDS Of the city
coming out tonight with the tanners. 1t
wouldn't Be Of any consequences il the ps-
rlds VAS to be hcrs at homo but ~ they
are going among strangers We ho?e for the
respsctability Of Davenport some Of the
men Of the city will put on the aprons
shoulder the lamps and trot around with
The boys. Come nov be lo;l and you may
get appointed to sonnet iug-psrhsps a
post office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

With i,s gloomy sttssdsnss,-iow spirito. de-
pressoa, involuntary emissions. los. IL semen
spermatorrhca. loss Of power. dizzy head, losi
Of memory. ssd threstensd impotence and i'm
beclliiy, nod sovereign cure in Humphreys
Homeopathic specific. No. ~. Composed o.
the most valuable. mild End potent Curatives
they strike 81 once al the root OF the msttsr
tone up the system, arrest the discharges, and
impsrt vigor and energy, life and vitality "a
he entirn man. They have cured thousanda
orca,es Price q per package OF six boxes
snd vial. or q per single boz. Bold by Drug
gists, and sent by mail on receipt of price. Ad-
dress Humphrey specific Homeopathic Msdi-
cine Co. be2 3roalwsy, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

CorroS 4 SnARPLsY's MIssrasLs play ..
Rock Island this svsning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

GaArvfno ISsRLLrssxcH. From every part
OF the country where Slosn's Ointmsnt aud
Condition Powders have been introduced, the
proprietors have received the most gratifying
Intelligence of their rem ark able effect and pop
ularity. In 4 multitude of instances thev have
triumphed over diseases that have bafflsd the
skil ofcelebrated Farriers. and we're consid
Grad incursble. These medicines have gained .
reputation which stands unsqalled n this
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24
@777777-7777-77 - =
RIVER NEWS.

Packets leave daily from this point to
connect with boats at Savanna and Pert
Byron.
noRrHBRS LiHr.
The Dubuque leaves Pcrt Byron for s.
Paul Tomorrow morning.
The Canada leaves the same point for q.
Pauloa Monday morning.
The Reserve leaves the same point on
Tuesday.
Tas James Means leaves for St. Louis To-
night.
The Little Giant leaves for St. Louis
Monday afternoon.
The New Boston 10 the regular packet for
Fort Madissn, Keokuk and St. Louis Mon
day morning At o'clock.
wa1rB COLLAR LISs.
Tee Northern Belle leaves Savanna Sun.
DAY morning.
The Jennie Baldwin lssvos same point
for St. Paul Monday.
The Anna Johnsen leaves same Doint
for St Paul Tuesday morning.
Tae Diamond Joe is the regular packet
for St. Louis Monday Nsrning It Z o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

TINS HosuorASnic SYSTEM OF MEDICAL PaAcsIcn
has become one Of the fred Institutions Of
American soc ETY.. II can hardly anv longer BE-
considered an experiment. Or. Humphreys'
whose advertisement appears in our columns
this week, has long and successfully given his
attention TO the preparation of specifies for the
various lille which hesh is heir to. and is placing
them in the reach Of oil sho may wish TO test
their virtues.-Duakirk Journal.
Depot. 562 Broadway, y. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

LsCLAIRs TowssnIP NOMINATIONS. The
Peoples Party Of LsUlairs Township have
made the following nsminations Fol
County Supervisor, George W. Bircbsrd
For Township Trustees. Andrew Jack,
Henry r. Mccarthy, J. T. Dsdds; Fsl
justices OF the Peace, Adns Gilbert, Amos
Smith; For Censtables. E. +. Hslsappls, 9.
o. Scott For Clerk, A. N. Gardner; Fol
Assessor, Usher n. Kelsey; For City A.
SCISSOR, F. Soydsr.
In word, MADAME ZADOC POR
TER'S CURATIVE BALsAM 10 the erea,
Antidots to Colds. Coughs and Oossunp.
ties, and its uss will amply repay the con
Hdencs Of the user. Il has already done
much. and 10 destined 70 do more, 70 miti
gate, and finally banish from the human
family, 70 terrible . seoures u ss6srina
humanity - Cossxmpfien.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

90 70 v1s BDs.-0o TO the Bryant = Strstson
'osa State Business College to get thoroaeh prse
s.sai business education For circulars papers, ad-
iress. enclosing stsmp) "rhe Bryant : stsattea
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

LARGE SALs OF BBDsTsAD AND CnAn
FAcroaY.-Ws learn from Nj. Almst Skeel
that hs has sold Lis Bsdstead aad Chair
Factory, in this city to Msssrs Bahms 4 Co.,
Of Moline for the handsome sum ef 80, 900.
The nsw firm is composed Of Bahms Of No
line, who has furniture Factory at that
place, which he proposes 10 move 70 this
city. Mr.. Linsly Of Rock Island, . large
dealer 10 furniture and Mr.. w. E. Gould ef
this city who he's scsupisd the position Of
book. keeper in Mr.. Skeel's business. They
are all live energetic men who thoroughly
understand their business. We wish them
. deserved success.
Mr.. Skesl goes to New York city about
the frat Of December and intends to re-
main. Davenporters seldom End place
that suits them better than our own bsauti-
ful city, and We trust such may Be the case
With him. We cannot afford to lose sny
Of our go-ahsad bssiness men, and shall
look for his return.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

kromers Hair Dye, Na,arai, Durabis, Beautiful
pest and Cheapest In the World. sold b. ali Deus
gisn Anc ooansry ssoreksspers JOHN J. KRONER
sole Proprietor. aol Chestnut St.. Pni,saslphia.
TRY"GiLT EDGE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

GErrIxa DESPERATE the Rock Island
RAIDS are getting desperate over their at.
tcmpts to get up a meeting that will equal
tho big O'Brien meeting Of a few weeks ego
in that city. They advertise ~ speakers,
Dick 1stss, Of shirt-,ail notoriety, Bob In
gersoll, O'Connor, rho is characterized 9TH
Second Hodnstt' by the Chicago Republi-
can, fer his ridiculing the old Union, and
several Of their home talent TO fame un-
known. The trick 10 toe old to work we'll,
and these who do 70 will probably hear the
"talsnt" and nothing more.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

Tns PonDr .HD SwBsrsss Cor Lvm On II the
~ord. nanufAetarsd sfen fresh. healthy lvsrs up
on the go shore II 10 perfectly pare aed swset.
Patients Who have once taken Il can take no other
Ask for ''uasard Caswelrs Cod Liver OIL" manu-
fsctsrsi by CAsvxLI. HAxAso 3 Co.. suecsesors to
casvsll. Mack 4 Co., New York. esld BY al drug.
gists. thufAeasAwoow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

RoBBERY ExrKAeRDlNARr.-Mr. II. II.
Hopper who 10 teaching in Butler Town
ship District No. 9 tells US that some bur.
glarious rascal entered his school house on
shc night Of the 2lst, and after ransacking
the building scattering letters, books and
papers over the floor. went for . carpstbsg
where be found razor which he took OF.
We would suggest to the scamp that ~
he ia mean enough to break into school
house aad rob teacher :werking By the
month, he had better use the stolen prop
srty seross liis neck and thereby bsneAt the
nsighborhood. IL is about the smallest
"steal" " know Of.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

PooR HoUsn.-Fto0 HI. Little, steward
st the Cousty psos faro, ws lssrs that
there are only absut twenty paupsen under
his charge, and that these are Saly such -
are unsbls = ssppsrt themselves. Some
are able 70 week liseie and ars dsine -.
The stiss;ss u thsss maatess has worked .
great rslsfD, which b protective q gsod
to The paspsrB. and . saving Of about ten
thousand dollsss u The county. wshope
the thing will be carried through On its
pfsssst basis, and the matter Of reform
extended 10 The other departmsets Of eur
county afairs. Much depsn1s spen the
success sf the Peoples Psety thssuoA the
different townships Of Tho county in select
Ing proper and eompstsnt men to represent
then 10 The Beard ss 0upovsieeso. esd -
that end let every tazpayer work ffea nsw
until slsstisa dsy. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24
Peoples Township Conven.
lion.

Tne members of the Peoples Party met
at tbs Court Hsuss this Saturday after
noon, =. 9 O'Clock, pu, suant TO call for the
purpose Of nominating candidates Of the
township Offices.
On motion Hon. r. D. Eaeal was called
to the chair and Henry fischer was sp-
pointed Secretary.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
the nomination Of three Supsrvissrs. The
names Of Thos. Scott, B. H. Lahrnann,
Isaac u. Sears, and Louis Hallss were put
in nomination. Whsrsupon the chair ap-
pointed Jehn Gallagher and Louis Fled
tsllsr', and the Convention proceeded bal
let-6rst haviug adopted motion that .
minority Of The votes cast b. necessary to .
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

HcnnwAy's .oISrsssr.-Ths rc-opsning Of cid
wonnds Is source OF great suffering to thoussnds
Some wounde on the other hand, never per:se,ly
closed. In either case, whether the wound hes de-
generated into slow ssrs or. amer having been ap
psrsnty healed has emily broken ont afreeh'
Holic~Ar's oIsrsrsr, appisd ~ . drcssine. will
eventually remove every particle Of Inflammation
al the ornce With sound fesh and peraansn Tn pre-
ven, aay further pain trouble from the part Sod
BY all Druygish
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

HwRIoHrs ALCoNATRD 0LYcRRINR TAB
LET Of eoiidiaei 0,yceriae tends to preserve the
skin from dryrsss and wrinkles, inparss wonder.
fal doxrec ofsoftnees and dslicaey to the compiler
ica. and whitsnsss TO tss skin IN sxcslleat den
thrice grateful to the taste and tonic the mouth
and 4uns impArts sweetnsss 70 ~ breath. and
renders the teeth bssutfaly white. For sals BY eli
avuggista.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-24

Zine Cat Ch-~ins rosaccc. The bes. robsc
in Anerirs
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02
General Grants Letters.

The famous letter, written
by General GRANT to the Pres
ident, protesting against the
removal of STANTON and SHERl,
DAN, has at last come to light.
1t will be remembered that
the President refused to per
nit the letter to be published
because it was marked "pri,
vate," although GRANT signified
his entire willingness to allow
it to go before the public. The
letter was sent to the House OF
Representatives, in obedience
to a call OF that body, in con-
nection with other correspond.
ence in the same matter. 1t is
a very important document,
showing, as it does, where
GRANT stands on the great
questions of the day. We give
the letter in full.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02

The DemOcracy-that is to
say the grand moguls of the
party ii! his county, met at the
Court House, about dozen, all
told, last Saturday and appoint
ed Representatives to then
convention on the Sth oil Jan
uary at Columbus.
We understand thai tHlS
Convention" "instructed" HCn'
A. j. SWAIN, the representative
from this county to vote for
VALLANDIGHAM for U. S. Senator
AS if Mr.. SWAIN wouldn't have
voted for him, at any rate. 1t
is all very pretty for Mr.. 5.
though, "the people" instructed
him to vote for VALLANDIGHAM.
when he tells us of these sin
structions" in the future he
should have a faithful picture
of this little Knot of politicians
to exhibit to his audience. The
people Of Vinton county might
want to know who "the people"
are, you know.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02
Nasty i'm Town.

EDITORS OF THE RECoRD:-At t
the ,'ast meeting of the Com
mission ers.of our County, one
of our OIL lest and most reliable
citizens applied to them for the
privilege of having a respecta'
BILE branch of the Protestant
Church have service i'll the
Court House-the privilege
was promptly refused. Within
the last week the "Church OF
the New Dispensation," that Is
to say the "Dr. OLD's Demo-
cratic Church," has been hold
ing their meetings in the Court
House Saturday, Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday-day and night.
The county coal house is
thrown open, county lights fur
nished and the followers of JEFF.
DAvIs-those who "steal the
livery of the Courts of Heaven
to serve the Devil in" are hav-
ing grandrally at the peoples
expense. We care nothing for
this expense, but when respec-
table citizens and respectable
churches are turned out, we
think that the irresponsible
followers of Massey might be
similarly treated, or if the Mas
BYITEs are allowed 10 hold their
political meetings in the Court
House, we think respectable
and responsible people should
be allowed to meet there to
worship God in a respectable
wav. Y z.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02

DESOTO when he visited the
shores Of America, sought long
and arduously for the Spring
Of perpetual YOUTH" that those
who bathed therein might nev.
er grow old in appearance
People of our day have in part
disc gered a substitute for this
unfounL spring in RINGS Vege-
table Ambrosia, a few applica-
tions of which gives to White
or gray hair that dark, strong
and glossy appearance peculiar
to youthful beauty. If any Of
our readers doubt this, let them
try a bottle and be convinced
of the truth of our assertion.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02
AYERS AMERICAN ALMANIC, for

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANIC, for
January 1868, has been receiv-
ed by G. W, STssoN for delivery
gratis, to all who call for it,
This number contains proofs to
show that some Of the stars
have existed for sirty millions
@years. We had not supposed
such proof possible, but the
Doctor gives it in a shape which
seems indisputable. His wit
ticisms have long made his
book acceptable; his medical
advice makes it indispensable
to families, and now he adds
the most startling problems Of
abstract science TO its attrac-
tions.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02

OUR Democratic exchanges
are filed with what purports
to be speeches made by ne
groes in the Southern State
conventions. OF course they
are all bogus. The negroes are
not near as big fools as the
Democracy hoped they We're.
Apropos Of negro speakers
BRooks, of New York, made a
speech in the House last week,
in which he declared that it
was the last time in which he
expected to speak to a white
audience on the floor of the
House, for he said that in a few
weeks negroes would come
from the galleries and be rep
resented in Congress. THAD
STEVENS demolished the gentle
man in ten minutes, and offered
to pit FRED. DOUGLAS or LANGs-
TON against Brooks for the
championship of the United
States. The challenge will not
be accepted, as the odds are
against the democrat.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02

There are few persons living
who would consent for a given
sum to part with their hair and
forever wear a wig, or even
consent to have this glory OF
the body changed from its nat
ural hue to the color that marks
age and decay. Yet thousands
for want of a simple remedy
within their reach, are becom-
ing prematurely bald and grey
"BARRErrs Vegetable Hair Re.
storative" is a sure preventa.
tive, costs but a trifle, and will
work wonders with your per
sonal appearance.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02
The Riverside Institute.

We append a list of the most
valuable presents to be award
ed those who purchase stock,
at One Dollar per share, in aid
of the Riverside Institute, a
home for the gratuitous educa'
ton of Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans, from all parts of the
country, under the manage
ment of the Washington Ii
brary Company Of Philadel-
phia. The first present is worth
Forty Thousand Dollars; the
second Twenty Thousand Dol
lars; the third Eighteen Thou
sand Dollars; the fourth Ten
Thousand Dollars; the Fifth
Five thousand Dollars; the
sixth consist Of two worth
Twenty-Five Hundred EACH
The remainder are valued as
Iollows:-Two at Fifteen Thou.
sand Dollars each; one at Ten
Thousand Dollars; four at Five
Thousand Dollars each; two at
Three Thousand Dollars each;
three at One Thousand Dollars
each; twenty at Five Hundred
Dollars each; ten at Three Hun
dred Dollars each; three at
Two Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars each; twenty at Two Hun
dred and Twenty-Five Dollars
each; fiity-fve at Two Hundred
Dollars each; fifty at One Hun
dred and Seventy-Five Dollars
each; one hundred and ten at
One Hundred Dollars each;
twenty at Seventy Five Dol
lars each; ten at Fifty Dollars
each; and numerous other ar
ticles of use and value, amour
ting to Eighty Two Thousand
Dollars, the whole making an
aggregate of Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth of
presents, which will be distrib-
uted among the shareholders,
each share guaranteeing some
one of the presents named
above. In addition to this, a
handsome steel plate engraving
is given at the time of the pur.
chase OF the stock. This en-
craving at retail, could not be
obtained for the amount paid
Tor the stock. Who will hesi-
tate to aid a noble charity on
such terms. Read Advertise
ment.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02

The Enquirer has discovered
sundry things the RECORD ad-
vocates! We have read the En-
quirer carefully for the past
four months, but we have been
unable to discover that they
advocate anything at all.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02

WHAT is the use of Congress
and the Secretary of the Treas
ury bothering their heads
about the Nationl debt? Why
don't they send for the editor
of the Enquirer? He knows
how to pay off the debt, and ii
won't cost the government a
cent to do it either. He won't
tell how he can do it but he
can--he knows he can.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02
feeling that | know | am right

feeling that | know | am right
in this matter.
With great respect, your
obedient servant,
[Signed,l U. S. GRANT, GenI.
Among the papers is a letter
to General GRANT from Major
General SHERIDAN, dated New
Orleans, January 25th, 1867, in
relation to matters in Texas,
particularly referring to the
condition of the Union mon
and freedom IN different parts
of the State, which he says is
horrible. He says the Govern
ment is denounced, freedmen
shot, and Union men perse'
cutedif they have the temerity
to express their opinion.
Or this letter, General GRANT,
under date "Headquarters Ar
mics of the United States, Jan
uary 80, 1861" indorses as fol-
lows: "Respectfully forwarded
to the Secretary of War, and
attention is invited to that por-
ton of the within cOmmunica-
ton which refers to the condi-
ton Of the Union men and
freedmen in Texas, and to the
powerlessness Of the military
in the present state of affairs
to afford them protection. Even
the moral effect of the pres
ence of troops is passing away,
and a few days ago a squad OF
soldiers on duty, was fired into
by citizens in Brownsville. In
my opinion the great number
of murders of Union men and
freedmen in Texas, not only as
a.rule unpunished, but unin-
vestigated, constitute practi-
cally a state ofinsurrection,a of and
believing it to be the province
and duty of every good Gov
ernment to afford protection to
the lives, liberty and property
of her citizens, | would recon-
mend the declaration of mar.
tial law in Texas to secure
these. The necessity for gov
erning any portion of our ter
ritory by martial law is to be
deplored, and if resorted to
should be limited in its au.
thority; should leave all local
authorities and civil tribunals
free and unobstructed until
they prove their inefficiency OF
unwillingness to perform their
duties. Martial law would give
security, or comparatively so,
to all classes of citizens, with.
out regard to race, color, or po'
litical opinions, and could be
continued until society was ca
pable of protecting itself, OF
until the State is returned to
its full relations with the Union.
The application of martial law
to one OF those States would be
a warning to all, and if neces.
sary can be extended to others.
[Signed,l U. S. GRANT.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02

THE Enquirer announces in
their last weeks issue that the
paper will be enlarged after
the first of January to a seven
column paper. We are glad
TO see this evidence of enter
prise in our neighbor.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02

The Portsmouth Tribune
says: "The breadth of wheat
sown this fall in Scioto county
is said to be larger than for
many years heretofore, and
farmers are elated with the
prospect" ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-02
References,

During the four years we have been
agents for European manufacturers, we
nave received hundreds Of commendatory
notices from the press, and letters from
private individuals, expressing the highest
satisfaction with our method of dol. :
business. We have many Of these testi
mon.als with names and dates, printed in
pamphlet form, and "a we have no space
for them in this advertisement, we will
send copies Tree tO any address.
Whenever desir'd, we will send article
by express, C. o. ID. SO that tho money
need only be paid on DELIVERY OF TIE
GOODS.
We accept the entire responsibility oil
money sent by Express, Post Office Order.
OF Bank Draft.
We want agents EVERYWHERE to
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Which can be learned on application.
t9S- Take care to write your name and
address in u clear, distinct hand, ana ad-
dress 81, ARRANDALE & CO,
1G2 Broadway, New York.
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Jan. 2.-m2.