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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05
The Democrats have carried the
Republican majority 3O5.

81 hepuDiican majority 300.
Considering that Merrill only had
80 majority last year, while the
Cops elected their sheriff and Treas.
urer, We think the Republicans q
Wapello County, achieved triumph
yesterday, in increasing their major
ity some two hundred and ftty, for
which they may be justly proud.
Every single township has increas.
cd its majority, but none of them
doing so well, as Centre, where
against the most determined and un.
scrupulous opposition, we have run
up our majority from four last year
to l24 on the State ticket. while God
ley carries it by al,
Our friends from the different
townships have not deemed it of suf-
ficient importance, to bring us in the
count on suffrage, but from the best
data before us, we figure mp nearly
one hundred majority in this county
Tor equal and exact justice before the
law, to all men irrespective of race or
color in Wapello County.
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(. o. IS - Z e g.
Tho London Judy has . great laugh
over the misfortunes of Queen lea-
bella. It's cartoon is called "a Span.
ish Passport, or Good kiddance to
Bad Rubbish" The Queen il sttting
on . donkey's back, behind Father
Claret," who has bottle under ono
arm, and in the right hand carries ;
cross. The Queens crown 10 falling
of, and her baggage, in the shape
of sundry bandboxes, is hung about
the donkey. Behind this .comical
groupv is another donkey, loaded
with the royal family. The whole
party is going down steep noun
tain road, past q guido post. on which
we read: "1D- To France"
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The GOVERNOR CASTS THE FIRST
VorE.-Yesterday morning, when
the polls opened on the East Side, the
first voter on hand TO present his
ticket. was Governor Merrill, who
did it with the request that there be
general charge along the lne.'--
We need scarcely add that the admo-
milton was not without effect, for Lee
township showed a footing up of 700
ballotted before 2 oclock pm.-lReg-
lister,
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Romantic Golden Wedding Of
Bayard Taylor's Parents.

Joseph and Rebecca, the parents Of
Bayard Taylor, celebrated their gol-
den wedding at Kenneth Square, Pa,
on the 18th ult. A company Of
Fairies" composed OF young ladies'
dressed in white and decorated with
appropriateemblems, accompanied by
a"Queen" and two pages, presented
themselves at the conclusion OF the
welcoming address, much to the snr-
prise of almost everybody present.
The queen made q very feeling adj
dress to the aged couple and ct ,its
conclusion she crowned the bride
with golden coronet, and presenA-
ed golden emblem TO the bride
groom. The pages were the grand
son and grand daughter of the bridal
couple. At the conclusion Of the
coronation each Of the fairies in turn
made an address, and deposited
wreath of garlands at the feet Of tbs
bride and bridegroom. One repre-
scented "Truth," another "Cha1ity."
another Temperance" another
America" another .sAffica," anoth..
err Switzerland" and the last "Ger-
many" "America" alluded to the
sacrifice these parents had made in
sending forth their zest born,
who fell mortally wounded ct the
battle Of Gettysburg. "Africs" WAS
represented by young colored girl,
who spoke Of the services tho venerable
couple had rendered to her nsce in
assisting to abolish slavery. Temper
ance spoke Of their devotion to that
cause, and concluded by drinking
their health in q goblet Of purs vat !
er. Switzerland, and Germany"
spoke of their having given . daugh-
ter to one, and a son to the other
Richard Henry Stoddsrd, the poet,
read poem written for ! similsr DC.
casion. The bridal party wese the
recipients of many beautiful aad val
liable tokens oflove and regard from
their friends. = iasss
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A tombstone in avillage oemetery
in the interior Of Pensylvania e
adorned by q piece of sculptare
which brings in reliefa colt, . boy,
and tree. The colt is represented
as kicking the boy in the stomach;
and the epitaph is in this wise:
SACRED TO THE MEMORY or Ell
HENRY HARRIS.
Born June 81, 1891, Of Henry Harris
ard Jane his wife. Died on the
4th of May. 1897, by the kick Of .
colt in his bowels. peacefully and
quiet, a friend TO his father and
mother, and respected by ass~Rho
knew him, and went to that world
where horses can't kick, and whore
sorrow and weeping il no more.
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Wapeno County.

j We have reports from every town.
ship in this County Except Dahlon-
ega) which will approximate: very
nearly the official returns.
The Republicans carried the follow.
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The Result.

From the returns before us ut this
writing there Is not the least doubt,
but that Grant has carried
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Ripen, Grant 232 mai. Frisbee 232
maj. Baton Rep, elected to Assem-.
bly,. Dodge Co.-Bennctt-Grant
100; Seymour 1923. Dem. gain s.
Frisbee, Rep, elected to Senate. Stew.
art, Rep to Assembly by same vote.
Racine City, 557 mai for Paine
Crawford co-Garet 81, Seymour 20,
Cobb 81, Passmore 20, Carlisls 81,
Fay 40. Grant co-Muscoda- Grant
g., Seymour 81, Cobb &c, Passmore
87-democratic gain of of over last
year. Dodge co. democrat 421' Rc
publican ia. ggS
Chicago 3-a. m.
Returns thus far, most reliable,
show the following results: Maine
$4,000 Rep; N H 1000 maj conceded
by the Dem. Vermont 10000 Rep;
Mass. 10000; Butler carries his dist.
by large mai, Conn, 5000 Rep; r
5000 Rep; N YTribune ack maj Of
$500 for Seymor Hoffman runs
ahead OF ticket. N j believe the
State has gone for Grant, while Ran
dolph-dem is elected Gov. Penna.
$4,000 Rep. Delaware Democratic.
Maryland-no returns-except Bal
timore which gives 10000 for Sey-
mour. W Va8,00 Rep. Ohio IS, 900
Rep. Indiana 10000 Rep. Illinois
$4,000, Rep.
Wisconsin, 3
Grant GO, Grant 253 democrat IS
nett gain e.
Jareauptom Oak Grove Dodge co,
Grant 225, Seymour 239, 4th district
Frisbee 212, Eldridge 241, Evans
democrat maj.
Jefferson CO, jefferson, Grant 283-
Seymour 625, second district Hop
kins 261 Wizard 626, democrats cleo
ted to assembly at Eigerton, Grant
co. HTU
Rock co, Fulton, Grant 2O7, Sey-
mour 1872.
Oconormow co, Grant 80, Sey-
mour 240, Paine 800, Mitchell GAG,
Hurlbut assembly Ga.
Minora, MINI city, 16 democrat
Republican gain 1e, compared with
last year.
The town Winona, 20 Republican
maj, gain 1s, Winena, Republican
gain 18 Winona co will give about
5000 Republican maj.
Waukeshea co, / tip gives Grant
12R Sevmour 143
st. Lonis, 3.
Republicans claim this city $500
to 5000.
San Francisco, 3.
Telegram just received claims that
State of Nevada for Grant.
Chicago, 3.
Returns from Cook county indicate
the Republican maj of about 5000.
Connecticut, Fairfield co-Danbus-
sy, Grant 8s9, Seymour 765, last year
democrat 734, Republican 7S4.
! Bethel, Grant 235, Seymour 159,
last year democrat 149, Republican
22s.
Newton, Grant 1853, Seymour 234,
last year Republican 434, democrat
275.
New Fairfield, Grant Il, Seymour
115, last year democrat 116, Repub.
lican 80.
Brookfeld, Grant III Seymour 1853
last year democrat 1874, Republican
l08.
Redding, Grant 1874, Seymour TIA,
last year Republican lis. democrat
III.
Hartford co, the Republican mai
in Canton, is 108, last year democrat
232, Republican $50.
New Britain co, Grant 1853, gain Of
1913.
New Orleans La. 3.
City gives $500 democrat maj;vote
of State is largely democrat, but few
Republican votes cast.
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~ Go .theSorial--at Proabey.
terian Churc tthis (Thursday)s Eve.
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Center Township.

The following are the official Re-
publican majorities in Centre Town
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Our majorities in all the loyal
tatcs, which we have carried, are
imply immense, and indicate that
the treason. sedition, and reputation
openly taught by the Coppeahead
leaders, had aroused the American
people from one end to the other OF
the country as they were only arous.
cd, and cnthused, when this same
Democratic party sought the life Of
the nation on the field of battle.
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Special to Register.

kSS4sSA W. AVO6A0VS4s
FROM EDDYvILLE.
Special Dispatch to Peter Melendy.
Eddyville, Iowa, Nov 3.
Republican majority one hundred
and thirty-six; gain Of twenty.
FROM GRINNELL.
Grinnell, Iowa, Nov 3.
To Peter Melendy.
Grinnell gives 300 Republican ma
jority; gain 1875. Amendments nearly
even. County 700 majority; gain
900
J B Grinnell.
FROM LEE COUNTY.
Republican majority in four town.
ships including Keokuk 553.
Newton, Now 3.
Fifteen hundred majority; gain 400
Negro suffrage eleven hundred major
ity.
Frank Campbell.
Keokuk, Iowa Nov 3.
Jackson township two hundred
and sixty-seven for Grant and Col.
fax. McCrary about the same.
J. A. Wall.
Dubuque, Nov 3.
Gen Grants majority Pin this Dis
trict will exceed six thousand, and
mine 200 or 300 less. The negro sui.
fargo amendment is about the same
as mine. A large meeting and inn
mense enthusiasm among the Repub-
licans here on receipt of the news
from other States.
VIM b Allison.
Winterset, Nov 4.
Madison county-Five townships
gave a Republican majority of 293;
Republican gain of62. Equal suf-
frage in the same townships 200 ma
jority. The Democrats voted and
elected a negro justice of the peace in
Winterset. The Republican MAORI
ty about 500.
Mitchellville, Iowa, Nov 3.
Beaver township, Grant l31; Sey-
mour 45; republican majority, &c.
For the amendment lis; against the
amendments 40; 66 majority. Slight
republicansgains.
Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 3.
Special to the Hawk-Eye.
Six townships of this county give
Grant, Colfax and McCrary 1899
majority, gain over last year OF
1873.
The amendment will have over
1000 majority.
FRANK HATToN.
Special to Hawk-Eye
Center 6S4 for Grant. Three other
townships increase the majority to
LOO. For amendment in -four town.
s alps is about $50. The majority in
the county will be abont 1900.
HARLAN.
Chicago, Nov. 3.
Special to Hawk.Eye.
We estimate the majority in this
State to be equal to that of 1866.
Have carried the same COMPRESSION
al dis tricts as before.
in HIGGINS
Post says the election is the ab
topic of conversation in the
city to-day,and the outrageous frauds
committed by Tammany leaders: ARE
denounced by oil honorable men.
The authorities have evidence that
5000 illegal votes were cast. Hoff
mans election will be protested.
Illinois elections Scott co Grants
maj 6.
Henry co, GRANTS maj IT'S.
Hawley co, 275 Republican maj
democratic gain 81. Piatt official
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Or eight votes moro than the l47
required to elect.
@a We regard the following States as
good for us beyond all reasonable
doubt, but have left them out to make
our diagnosis dead sure thing:
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co, Whitehall, Grant 422. Seymou,
500, democratic gain 251; Oswego OK
Mesico, democratic IL; Schenectady
co, gives ESQ maj for Grant.
Connecticut returns are to hand snt
show that the Republicans have car
ried the State by 2. or 5000 maj.
Providence, r 3.
Rhode Island, probably 5000 maj
for Grant.
Election of Philadelphia, 9Th ward
for Seymour has the maj Of o42, Re.
publican gain 145.
New Haven co-Waterbury-Dem
ocratic vote 1887, Republican 1902,
vote last year democrat 1175, Repub.
loan $50.
Middlebury, Republican vote Al,
democrat so, vote last year democrat
sc, Republican 81.
Naugatuck, Seymour BOG, Grant
2O1, vote last year democrat 314, Re-
publican 2O2.
New London co-Lynne, Grants
maj -, vote last year, democrat 1879,
Republican 141.
Middle Essex co-Saybrook, Grant
l3l, Seymour OIL, last year democrat
lO6, Republican ia.
Sheffield, Ills. Nov. 3.
Mineral township gives Grant III:
Seymour 57;a republican majority .
60,
Halan, Ills, Nov. ).
This town gives Grant 1875; Sey.
monr 81. A Republican majority Of
1854.
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J w FoRNEY.
New York, Nov. 4.

poet Gen. Grant will accomplish all
this.
Savannah, Ca, 4.
Large bodies of negroes arc Assem-
bling on the Ogecbec and intending
to march to tho city. Persons living
on these roads have been compelled
to como into the city for protection.
Persons residing in the county who
attempted to go home have been or.
dered back by the negroes. An Or
ganized body of whites have gone
outside Of the city to remain during
the pight and guard all approaches to
the city.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. 4.
City quiet. Leading citizens are
acting with the military to preserve
peace. No other trouble as far as
heard IRON. There were no disturb
ance in Georgia yesterday, except in
Savannah and Augusta.
Returns from % counties indicate o
dem maj in the State of fully $4,000
perhaps 10000
Albany, 4.
The Evening Journal comedies the
StSte to seymour by eight thousand
and Hoffman by two thousand. IL
claims the Assembly by seventy-four
republicans to fifty fovr democrats
The Argus claims 10000 majority
for Seymour agd $500 tor Hoffman;
and comedies the Assembly to DO re-
publican by small majority.
Hartford, Ct, 4.
The full vote of the State gives
Grant, 1871; Seymour 46'3s1i, re.
publican majoritp Z, 345.
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promptly ana easily Quelled by the
police and the offenders arrested.
Upon the application of Governor
Fenton, yesterday, Secretary Soho-
field instructed tho Commanding
General Of the Department to place
United States troops at the Govern
ors disposal
Chicago, Nov. 3.
The republicans claims the city by
from 4, 900 to 5000 majority, and the
county by 1000.
Returns so far show democratic
gains in Central Illinois and republi-
can gains in Northern and Southern
Illinois over tho vote Of '66.
Returns from the 9Th district in
dictate the defeat Of Cullom, republi-
can for Congress.
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.
The Chairman Of the Republican
State Central Committee claim the
State by 1900, which is about the
majority conceded BY the Chairman
of Democratic Central Committee.
Wisconsin, 3.
lst Dist.-Paine lis; Mitchell $50
for the Assembly. Hurlbut s maj.
Lincoln Co-Monroe-Grant 1sl
maj. Monroe Co-Greenfeld, Grant
SO, Seymour 81. Spring-Green
Sauke-Grant 16l, Seymour SO; Cobbs
l6l; Passmore SO. town and city
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New York, 3.
Beautiful day-voting rapidly
about half of the registered vote of
the city were polled ct 10 o'clock, and
indications favor over 100000 votes
will be polled. No disturbance, and
few arrests.
In Brooklyn, about two-thirds of
the registered vote had been cast at
ten 10 O'Clock. The total vote is
likely to exceed $4,000. OF course
both cities give immense democratic
majorities, and the size of the vote
favors the success of all their regular
congressional candidates; Train and
Savage, however, are polling large
Irish vote in the 5th and 9th districts.
The voting is progressing quietly in
Jersey City, and heavy vote is be-
ing SHOWN. Few arrests.
Pennsylvania, Nova.
Erie City gives rep. maj. Of 76O.
Rep. gain over Oct. of IS mai. in the
county is about $50 for Grant. One
hundred and six towns and cities in
Pennsylvania give Grant $500 maj.
New York, Nov. 3.
Kings co-12 wards of Brooklyn
give Grant 13, 24O, Seymour $780,
Ten wards to come which gave last
year about 1000 maj.
Niagara CO., Lockport, Seymour
l,217, Grant l,138. Rep. gain 48.
Camogo CO., Auburn, Grant 672
maj. Gain OF 81.
Green co. dem. gain 80.
Cherung CO., Elmira City, give Sey-
mour Z maj. Dem. gain %.
Richmond co. LIST. dist. rep. gain
80.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 3.
otRetrns from 20 townships show
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Winterset, Nov 4.

Madison county-Five townships
gave a Republican majority of 293;
Republican gain of 81. Equal suf-
frage in the same townships 200 ma
jority. The Democrats voted and
elected negro justice of the peace in
Winterset. The Republican MAORI
ty about 500.
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YELEGRAPHfC

London, l.
1t is reported that slight shocks of
earthquake have been felt at LEAN
ington, in Warwick Co.
The forulAl diasolation Of the Pr
lament viii probably take place this
week. Y
The writs forelectioHs WILDE issu-
ed Immediately thereafter, and the
election win commence thres days
from date Of writs.
Serious riots took place in Rotter-
dam yesterday. Troops were called
out and were obliged to fire upon the
rioters. 1t is reported that several
persons have been killed and many
wounded. A large number of arrests
have been made.
Ia Madrid, l .
The provisional government is
about to send reinforcements to Cuba.
The city of Havana has been author.
lied to borrow ten million crowns for
the completion Of Isabel Canal. Bel
gum has recognized provision gov
eminent.
New York, Nov. 2.
Superintendent Kennedy issued an
order this morning directing police-
men to take all prisoners arrested fo1
fraudulent voting before the United
States Commissioner. and not suffer
them to appear before any Police
Justice, Local or State Court. The
order was not submitted for approx
al to the Board. Commissioner Bos
worth and Brennan will, it is said
issue instructions to tho force not L
obey any order Of the superintendent
unless issued by authority Of tht
Board.
Selma, Ala. Nov. 2.
The reports Of riots and distur
Dances telegraphed within the las,
faw days are wholly false, there ha.
been no disturbance or difficulty
whatever in central Ala. There
nover was less excitement IN tht
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-12-19
MORE LABOR WANTED ON THE FARM.

Pierrepont, N. Y Noe. 1868.
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Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil.
Sept II. 1S6s-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-29

FINE PIcTUREs.-We visited yester-
day evening, the photograph gallery o:
Messrs. Brown & Higgins, on Main
street, and enjoyed half hour in look
ing Mt tho beautiful pictures on the
walls. Among others We noticed a
splendid portrait in oil, of our lament
cd fellow-townsman, the late Captain
John List, just from the easel OF Herr
wust. This fine painting was copied
from a photograph taken several years
since. 1t is perfect as a likeness, and
exhibits remarkable skill in the artist.
Such picture Is beyond all price when
the subject has been removed from the
midst of family and friends. An ex-
ceedingly we'll executed portrait, in
pastel, of lady in this city, is also on
exhibition and evinces the same truth
fulness of expression and marked abil-
ity of the artist, as in the other in
stance. 1t is nothing but Justice to say
that the photographs from which both
of these paintings were produced were
taken by Mr.. Stanton. These gentle
men have formed a business connec-
ton, and have opened a studio in the
building on tho corner OF Main and
Union streets, and we are pleased TO
learn that they are receiving numerous
orders for their fine productions. MIR.
Stanton has won a high rank in his
profession as an artist. His pictures,
as brought out in oil or pasted by Mr..
Vast, will bear comparison with those
produced anywhere, and we advise
those who contemplate having their
portraits painted to encourage these
in the enterprise they have
}
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The sroRM.-The heavy storm which
visited this city on Wednesday after
noon extended as far east as Cumber-
land. At that place the rain fell in
torrents, flooding the streets and SWELL
ing the streams In the vicinity to a
great height. The railroad track was
inundated in many places and several
culyerts washed out. The storm il
represented to have been moro severe
In that region than any one that has
visited 1t Tor years. The train due here
yesterday morning about 8 O'Clock did
not reach the city until last evening, in
consequence of the damage sustained
by the track along the Potomac. The
train arriving at $3.50 p. NJ, was also
about two hours behind time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-29

THOSE OF OUR READERS who admire
the beautiful. should go to Oxtoby q
Dufleld's Jewelry Store, 103 Main
fine jewelry, which embraces all the
latest and most fashionable designs;
ladies' and gents gold chains, largest
and best selected stock in the city;
plain is carat, and other finger rings,
in endless variety; gold and silver
OF all styles and prices; gold, silver and
steel framed Hpectacles, and fancy
goods of all kinds. Call at "103."
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FATAL. AccIDEST.-On Monday last,
about noon, as three men were blasting
rock in well at Grafton, one OF them
went down Immediately after IA blast,
and WIS slrangled by the smoke.
Another man went down for him. and
carried his senseless body to within n
few feet of the top of tho well, when,
from exhaustion, he released hts hold
of the rope by which he was being
drawn out, and both fell TO the bottom
The former Is dead, and tue latter Is moi
likely to recover from the Injuries re-
ceiVOd from the fall.
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THE CHEAPEST ROOF is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either in resisting fire or turning
water. Tho tar used is put through n
process that frees it from oil and BEN
zole, and no matter how great the beat,
1t will not run. II is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker Keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh.
Address me through the Post-office,
or call at my establishment, head OF
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. apr7-3m
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LoGAN's ARN1cA, As an external
application for Pains, Swellings, Rheu-
matism, Sore Throat, Spratns. &c.I
has no superior in the market. 1t has
no unpleasant smell, and is in eyeay
respect an elegant preparation. In bot
Ties at 25 and so cts.
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Police CoURT.-There was no ses-
sion of this Court yesterday morning,
for the best reason in the world-viz.,
there were no cases to try. II there is
another city In the United States, OF
equal population with ours, that has
AS clear a record in morality, We know
not whereof is situated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-29

SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT
Wheeler 81 Wilson's Sewing Machines
rented by the week or month. By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase, everyone can become the
owner of first-class Sewing Machine.
Call and examine at VIM. Sumner d
Co. %, No. 90 Main street.
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IT ALWAYS GIVES SATISFACTION
This is the testimony of all who have
ever used Bookings Unrivalled Baking
Powder, All the hotels and boarding
houses, and best families in the city
invariably use it. Manufactured by
Z. Booking, No. 1 Odd Fellows Hall.
Sold by Booking & Miller, corner First
and Chapline streets, and grocers gener-
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WHITE PINE CoMpoUND is safe. sure,
reliable in all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs and Kidneys. If taken at the
commencement of either of these COM
plants, relief is not only certain, but a
sure cure will be obtained. DIV