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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-10

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JUNIPER TAR" is warranted to cure Cough,
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, Of whatever
nature if not hopeessly bedrdden, or the price will
be positively refunded. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF
PRODUCED. Try 1t, and ii not satisfied return the
empty bottles and get your money back For saie
by druggists everywhere.
Price per bottle-35 cents
L. CHAPLIN & CO., General Agents
No. % Hayne.strcet, charleston ; l.
February2O ------e--- e-------
A NoyELIY.-rHE LATEST AND
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=. n.HrSrNs .ptS gEpATIc BITTERs. For sale by oil
th
Druggists.
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The fAChE hhhhNOh
rs NOW PREPARED TO, CONVEY Pas.
M SENGERS to ell points Of mtsrest. around
ANthe hsrbor. To leave Government DOCK as
.61O O'Clock, A. NJ, and p NJ, Waiting Fort
Sumter and Morris Island. ca fes -
For Pleasure or Maroon Parties arrangements VIII
be made with CAPTAIN on board ~.
January % tutns3mos
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CLERK's OFFICE, Charleston District, June 2, 1857.
June 10 juue1Osept10d 0dec10marl0
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
which might just as easily have been aerbed to an acct

which might just easily have been ascDeo 70 IN acc
dent 70 theft .t Atl t.... a|.."
L. Finally, as 10 the assertion that County societies
should take the place of the society, there rst
condition that they too should reor0ansed with the
object OF promoting agriculture" II such is the case
why turn from one wholly useless agency to any other
equally at fault and In need Of reorganization 1t on
this Of being entirely remodeed the whole argu-
depends for IL s now, with all the credit
really due 10 County Societies that the best farmers
as rule do not exhibit their productions at them. and
that they lamentaby deficient In promoting any In
techange OF vews at all except regards horseracing
II all this was otherwise, told the county societies
might take the place Of the State Fairs and then as
reach the next sentence look your list OF State
Fair prizes to find who the "speculators In fancy
stock" and the "sharpers every department." who
drive practical BREEDERS and successful cultiva
tor" and industrious artisans from attending State
Fars-and nnd they such men as Senator Campbell
Of NewYork Mills the Hon. Ezra Cornell, the founder OF
the Cornell University, W. B. Dinsmcre Of NewYork Will
liam Chamberlain OF Dutohess and host OF others, all
included equal grounds and with equal discrimination
In thus gang OF sharpers and specuators 1t strikes Inc
With one more word conclude The great trouble
which has anected the standing OF our country ard many
much of their value regards any real promotion Of
farming improvements is sRorserofiing. The New York
whole Union that has kept its skirts entirely free from
stain in this respect No horse ever roted against an
other against time during its shows 1t has kept be-
fore ITSELF purely and simply, the objects with which
founded, ITO Improve the condition OF Agriculture
horticulture. and the household arts" II cannot claim
exemption from criticism, perfection in its mode Of
operations. but 1t may readily challenge candid compar
with other associations OF kndged nature. abroad
or home And 1t is almost dsheartening meet with
rebufs from friends and indiscrimnate and causeess
abuse from those who ought TO be better advised when
It's powers and influence for good might be strengthened
and increased II you and your correspondent will give
It the credit Of doing its best and avoid the Remuneration
OF those who to its Fairs "criminas present or
prospective and those who exhibit sharpers aud swim
ders think you will at least be serving the cause OF
truth and justice, whatever may be the case with aer
culture NEw-HoRKER.
lIbauu. Oct
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, to the amount Of over Eighteen
Million Dollars have already been sold, and they are
now in constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account. They pay six per cent in gold,
aud run for thirty years. At l02, they yield be-
tween eight and nine per cent to the investor and as
soon as the issue is sold IL not before. they will
doubtless command much higher rate. As first
mortgage on the longest line of railroad in this coun-
try that is already earning more than its interest la
bilites on its way business and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubted
Subscriptions will be received at the Companys Of
fee, No. 90 Nassau-st and by John j. Cisco ~ Son,
No. 80 Wallst New-York. and by most Of thelesding
bankers throughout the country, wherea new pamph-
let. containing full description of the road and it's
aecurities can be obtained .. n .f.I I.....
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

Seymour Near the same time. DR.. J; NJ. john
son of Mississippi County was Killed TOT ni1
support of Grant, and Senators Wheeler ana
Barker of the Arkansas Legislature were
wounded and nearly killed for not supporting
Seymour and Blair. For the same reason on
the 27th Captains Porter and Millls OF ,!iio VIC
Freedmen's Bureau, and the Sherlli OF hi'''0
In Missouri, several battles occurred at Adrain
and other places during the registfa.ion' ~. 40
which the ReOels, excluded from .ouns ~ ~
the Constitution, attempted 10 reSis'oi '''''
names in blood, and did so. ,;oh ,,e find on
These instances of murder when We ilnu -, ",
a casual examination of our MES loI VIC re p"oe
month are but tithe OF those wiz Ml',on o.;,nos I",
been committed. Nine-tenths Oh suun H. ~ 90 q
are never reported: we we In the Northern
Stntps q Ete snirit las been manlIesI Oh
'1.o rostr,;ned scale. At Pittsburgh, Ia, on
moa o0 ~ Rennblcan tOrchlight procession was
Uv.. et.ootoS fify shots were exchanged, ana,
au'ono others. the Mayor was wOnndeu'
Fieyen nersons were shot by roughs III n MA MIA
delplria, of whom we exPorte1 some oyVU i,onl
ahot 70 death by Mr.. Pnney, Democratic editor
81 Tbe Posi- Finally, in New York City, Chris,
tonber Pullman, an active republican ana
Enpmnc;lman. was nearly dubbed to death on the
Sotb nit for his services in preventing persons
who were fraudulently naturalIzed from regis
tering and voting: r A.
Who can read this long enumeration of the
assassinatlOns committed by Democrats upon
Republicans during the past month ana NOT
sec that the Democratic party, on whose skirts
hangs the blood of Hamilton, Broderck, ana
Lincoln, is still, and far more than ever before,
n marty whose arguments are nOtS ana reDeI-
lions. and whose logic is assassination ana mur-
der?
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

O'Clock Thursday morning While route, the Captain
was reliably informed that negro, formerly slave be-
longing 10 Kelley fathern-law 10 DobOy Taylor. had
preced the soldiers and Informed the Taylor OF
their approach. The night intensely dark the re-
On known To be the rendezvous OF all the deperadoes
OF that section and extreme caution absolute me-
cessty. Leaving his party the Captain proceeded 10
make personal reconnaissance. He found light burn
ing In the house OF Patton yards distant from Taylors
and could distinctly hear voices In Taylor's house,
although all was dark within. Cautiously returning, the
Captain decided TO make the once being
danger In delay with small force At 81 O'Clock the
little band led by their brave Captain proceeded to
the house (Which Is double log house and passsge)
where was discovered seven sleeping In the
passage In their clothing and with blankets The Cap
OF the United States TO surrender to which they
replied, "les, surrender" The Captain ordered
light 10 be struck. soldier obeying. The moment the
light was made the pretended sleepers commenced firing
rapidly with their sxshooters, most Of them beng d.
rected towards the Captain. The soldiers Immediately
returned the fire. and being In perfect readiness did
oelent execution. noted horse thief named Bennett
Winfield fell (the desperadoes having sprang to their
fect) pierced through the head and heart Another,
calling himself "Buck Roland" fell, shot in the
ran from the house, the blood gushing from his
nose and mouth In streams. fourth, thought to be
DOb0y Taylor the man who shot MAJ Thompson. ran, but
fell twice In the yard holding his hands to his chest,
seemingly In great pain The Others escaped. whether
uniured not 1t ID impossible to tell IL discovered
that two others sleeping In of the rooms max
ing in ALL nine desperadOes at the house The damage
done the murderers by the carbnes the pistols DOING
no damage on either side the Union troops fortunately
coming of uninjured This Ia glorious termination OF
outlaws and murderers Leut. Plnmmer left Prairie
Lea aud the action OF Capt Steelhammer and his brave
party deserves the gratitude Of every loyal In Texas
lSan Antonio Express, Oct a.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

tions Of stocks;

Money remains unchanged and but few transac-
tions were made at per cent Seven per cent IN
gold and per cent in currency were freely paid
with commission added. and at the close Of bank
hours per cent was paid by holders who had been
unable to make up their accounts. Sterling ex-
change Is steady at l092010i for prime sterling bills
The transactions at the office of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs. $32,OOO Re-
ceipts for Gold Notes $500 900; Total Receipts. 412
III &; Total Payments, sS,Oll.l5S 90; Balance,
es3. .216,312 i
The aggregate amount of exports texclusve of
speciel from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending Nov 3, 1858, was g. 997
Freights-To Liverpool by steamer, 200 bales Cot
ton at i 7-l6 and Ad and 200 bush. Wheat at I'D.
To Hamburg, 400 tuns Black Walnut and $50 tuns
Mahogany at 32s Cd, an American bark from Phila-
delpba to Oporto with 400 bbls. Petroleum at 7s
Cd. and British bark from Philadelphia to Cork U.
X or continent, with 1850 bbs. Petroleum at 6s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

ELECTRICAL PIANo.-A musical instrument,
more for It's Ingenious mechanism than for its
cheapness and availability has been brought out by M
speiss OF sumswald, swzerlaDd. BY meals OF clock
work two rollers set In motion. which carry from one
TO the other band OF strong paper containing perIor
tons ike that used In Jacquard oom and passing over
An roller put In connection WIN the
wires OF eleotcbattery which are arranged 10 cos
around soft and become magnets whenever the
current OF electricity is unbroken. The current closed
by means OF series OF pins touching the brass roler
and broken when the paper passes between them ana
the roller Thus series Of iron fingers, by being mag
netzed and demagnetzed made To strike the Keys 10
series Of strings with astonishing rapidty Besldes the
power which the clock work. battery OF 80 Dan
es elements s required 10 operate this automatic instru
ment The greatest difficulty TO be encountered 10 In
giving the dynamic effect from which results accent ana
since impossible TO graduate tho force OF
these magnets Piansts will never be suppanted by any
such sefmoving device.
NEW METHOD OF BLEACHING.-Wllds mag
machine is now being used In sugar ren
cry IN England for the purpose OF bieachng sugar
doubtless to the air which Ia used as tho Deacn
ing agent No report has yet been made sso the feas-
bity OF the process. ..
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

for each OF the twelve years in the hst column anu
about o. OO for each OF tho twelve years IN tho seoo
column This degree Of progress perhspss iea' 'n"n
would be hoped for but aside from the fact tha' our
population is not growing. already sdyerted 'o
also DO remembered that Of the twelve years In o
ond column, i've we're years or war; III ~meH .'',
organizations OF tho kind were compelled 70 o"'''"""
their operations wholly. III,
As To tho remark That large per cenisge are OF VI"
become criminals" am entirely al loss 20 unaeis'"
your correspondence meaning-if ho means any''ink "
all only know this 10 DO Jei as to the orderly ''u'o
OF the Rochester asscmbage. and the security Vi op
erty under tho socety's police. that but ONO ea'o VI
pooketplcking reported at headquarters al
occurred tho grounds ard this ~as Wholly
Gated an sept by tbe ,ess OF pocket book Dy mif'
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
Tuesday. NOV. a-p. "


Gold opened at 1884, sold at l33. 1885,. 1891, closing
at l33l0l33l. The clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were $lOs OO0 and the balances e. 45 l2
Government bonds opened strong and active with
q great demand to buy all classes. The speculative
purchases on the chances Of the election were very
heavy and the extreme pressure for money alone pre-
vented sharp advance. Bonds are heavily oyersold
and in good strong demand. State bonds were lower
New Tennessee six per cent sold at 70td69l Virginia
ak per cent 56i456. North Carolina six per cent "
for both classes. Railway bonds and miscellaneous
shares were neglected. Pacific Mail sold at 124.
declining at the close to 122. Railway shares were
strong and advanced in the face of stringent
money. Stocks are 80 heavily oyersold that some OF
the leading shares are scarce money, and par
ties having New-York Central and Fort Wayne are
able 10 lend all they haye other shares also in de-
mand for delivery. Business was light, as is usual on
an important election and the market sustained it.
self without any assistance from the large holders OF
stocks. At the close the market was steady.
Govarnments elosed strong and active:
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
THE TURF
SAN ANTONIO RACES.

San Antonio (Texas) has just had six days OF
racing commencing the 10Th of October. and ending
There several each day, and the
sports passed on tho whole satisfactory the at
OF stock ne ard the contests exciting Some little An
noyances occasionally experienced. arising from
defective arran gemens the for preserving
der II universally conceded that the at
tending the equaled the results OF much older
tabshed courses reflected credit upon all concerned
These annoyances will be removed before the Spring
races says The San Antonio Eess and the best stock
OF the South will attend the San Antonio races. l
CLOSE OF THE TRoTTING SEASON AT NARRAGAN-
SET. ~
The trotting season at Narraganset Park,
r. L. win close tomorrow the 5th Inst or first fair day
and track after with double team trot for purse OF
$780, mile heats three in Ave. There are four entries
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

OMAHA, Nov. 2.--The Indians displaced n
rail Of IN. Union Pacific Railroad near Sidney ON satur-
day by which freight train thrown from the track
and the fireman killed. The wreckng train going west
obliged 10 retnrn In consequence of the appearance
OF large body Of Indians. The troops from Forts Me
Russell have been sent to protect the rail-
road men. All was quiet at the last accounts.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ALLEGED ABDUCTION.

ST. JoHN N. b., Nov. 8.-Considerable ex-
cement was caused here yesterday by the abduction by
United States officials, OF named Mills who had
been indicted for oense but set at liberty on pail
Not appearing when wanted the detective officers traced
him to st. John. The Chief Of Police was applied TO- put
he refused to interfere The assistance OF one of the CITY
Marshals was however obtained, and Mills hand
cuffed and taken board American schooner,Jus
about TO start.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

XANEsyILLE, Nov. 3-Engine No. SOP, attached
10 Western bound freight the Central OHIO Di-
vision Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad exploded near
Caypol e,aton this morning, instantly killing Robert
Brown engineer and fatally injuring John Husey hre-
man. and a brakeman named Gardiner.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
RAILROAD ORDER. ..i
The following notice is posted in the station


houses on the Rutland Railroad, In Vermont:
Baggage men at the depots, and men on the trains
freight az well az passengerare expected, and are en-
ployed by this Company not only 20 do their work we
but pleasantlyto give every facility to travellers, by
Information and by Any departure from cyiiity
OF conduct and that courtesy due the patrons OF the road
will render them unnt for Its service and they viii be
disinssed accordingly Travellers may bo unreasonable.
will be considered excuse for any empoye to
bo 90 In return. GgoRGE A. MEkhLLt
supt X and b. and Vermont Valley Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ENGINEER KILLED.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-James II. Stevens was
and killed, yesterday by locomotive, al tne
depot the Northern Central Railroad IN this city B0th
legs and his head severed from his body He was
OF the oldest engineers the road. and was lately
Act us a Watchman
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
GREAT FIRE IN ELMIRA, n. Y.

ELMIRA, Nov. ga heavy fire occurred in this
city night which destroyed block OF three stores In
Centre-st The stores occupied by Anhol auc-
ton; \. C. BrowDel ladies' furnishing goods, and Ms
Maas German saloon. The goods were mostly saved
The buildings owned by &. Assaucr and A. WAGNER
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

AZ the Essex Mnrket FOHct CUUnt ,y,S yts.V'uuy II.
william Conner. recently from Backwells isiand, was was
srraed before Justice Mansfield, charged WIN shoot,ns
at his wifo through the hadoor Of room WHEN n.y.
occupy at No 4s East Ele yentbst Tho wife ~
make complaint Tor shooting. aud ON Al ahaA, , hs
by officer Hurd OF tho Seventeenth Firelnc -, u Con- @
Snnd auantity OF glars tools la possession ~ Co
ner. hs Committed 10 prison f.f
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Conrt yesterday, Justice
Dowiing committed one Frank Donnely for having, on
Monday night, stolen from the pocket OF John limor
while the latter standing In front OF his esdence NJ
No rs Spring st., q silver watch, valued stNo
In the United States Commissioners Onice,
yesterday. before Commissioners Belts, the following
eounterfeiting cases we're disposed Of: James Lane,
charged with having the evening OF the I'd inst Az
tempted to pass counterfeit so note on Josepn
Trainor halter, at No 223 Thirdaye Was held Tor OK
animation. -. :. Thomas shandley and James Jones. sr.
rested by Officer Burnett OF the Twentieth Preone. on
A charge of passing counterfeit 90 note oD henrie.,a
Warner at tho OF rh,rtyseventh'sI and rlnti
ave- and Anna Callaghan arrested by the same omoor
charged with passing simar note on Phlp schnhpp W
NO 3io we're committed for Al exsmins
fInn
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
COURT oALENDARs-Tnr DAT,

fN)IRT NAb4lNiA hT--In'' 80
s,s,ns. CouHT-9A xaAL THWa--hSa cnumntAlta mop9t'
supKEHs CouHr-CiRorir, AdjouInrd TO ihhS ~ nSa1 N
suyREsH UouarsPRuiAL TEhH -AiJ@rusd " ultn p. ~ IA
IuAAINhh = 80, '.- 'f ~ "
m Cali Of CAleniar 70 m. ResrHcd ,ssra
Dingman sgt Davenport ~, ~ n,.neg All
90 .ClAfk agt kddy ush 70 o,...a a ~ rhs,,ds,
.s..os p.sIs-'rsi.L Tsas.--hae.s'ss |" a'ses''
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

.lU.s.6-20 Co. new 'd5.1lo3 allOs
U. 3. $40 COu. '67 .l105 oil
y. 3. $40 Cou. '68. -ilIl 6ll1S
u. 3. 10-40 Reg. i. ..l044 dl04a
u. s. 1910 Cou- .l05 6l06i
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
BANp pr xoBBRRs BROKEN UP IN WESTERN
TEXAS,

The War Department determined, soon after
the muIder OF Major Thompson the frontier That tho
heartess murders should be punished no matter AZ what
expense Or Low long after the event. rms matteF
although but little known, IA inheiibly lmPrcsson
upon tie minds OF the chief officers atsAiny ieadquat
tes, well as m the War Office, though Major Ihomp
sou had leen in command Of the armies Eh0ts nave
been made from time 10 time 10 secure the nurdcrers
Who wore Known 20 be in and about Kainos County but
up 10 last Tuesday D they have escaped their deserts
On te lnornnR Of Tuesday. 18TH inst. Capt bleolhnn-
mer GO. y. 35th United States Infantry, left TINS
city Sjih ten picked men OF his company,
mounted, aiid armed With sx-sbooters, and also
three spencer cagbines all. told. Tho party pr0-
ooedo 10 te yeiny df tho hoo of the Tayors, which
tls Dry Ecstp ia karnes County, some GO miles
sOatB ~ hele, arriving in striking dbtauoe about
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-16
RICH, HAPPY & SUCCESSFUL

In all their undertakings while those who blinded
~ pr ludice ami Ignorance, negieeting his advice
suil lab ring against adversely and poverty
lie assured Wealth, Eininsnce and Good Luck ere
within The reach OF all If you wish De rich and hap
~ Won WI. aSnft i'm rs,
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lanes VINO have suffered from misnlar.d copf
ueuce consult him before they married he will re-
sore heir bloom, freshness and yeor of youth and en-
spie them 10 enter married life with confidence 81
hraith and happiness - Joslrnal If H,altb
vii show Won the Likeness Of ~ '
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WAIrTEA OPINION or HIS FUTURE PRssPEeTs
IN iIFf

Il will guide him to Wealth, Erninence and Homer
Thousands OF god men who unflrtuna.s and IN
successful IN their businesS,-men who worked hard
and who struggled against adversely misfortune
the greater part OF their lives and who found the
they tried 20 get forward in the world the things
went against them These men got DR. RAFHAEL'S
oni0n upon their future prospects in life. All who
wisely followed DIR. RAPHAEIsS aivica ar
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-16
MERCHANTS INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD. CONN

Cash Capital, $500. ooo
GEO. W. C0PP, Agent, Rock Island.
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q to "a Miles the Shortest Route

All trains run directly through TO New York,
ssss- 400 MILES, without change Of coaches.
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YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND or Wise

ne VIII tell you their circumstances and their future
prospects: aud what is better still tell YOU their
thoaght aud what their intentions are towards
YOU What Is better than ALL he tell you they
viii maze YOU happy. He is therefore, a depend
c'e 10 All IN business his advice is invaluable lie
can orel with the greatest certainty the results &C all
and business transactions and spesulat.ns
DIX RAPHAEL interprets dreams for lottery num-
osrs with uniAilng accuracy, If you call han per-
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MORE GOOD NEWs,t

DIX RAPHAEL will cast ysar Horoscope NJ write
sonr nativity Every man, through the length and
orlth OF the land. who has bad luck aId WIN cannot
get on IN the world should lie in possession Of his Hor
.cope md get DIR. RApII AEI,S
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLIcrEp

III 'ou visit him personally he can till the afflicted
tc eSuse Of their disease and suffering lie also
whether they be cured or not thus saving the
afflicted both trouble and expense
Ills honrs for seeing visitors from 10 A. NJ to p NJ
ruLT SVNDATs ExCEPTED-AT No AIS EAST MADISON
STREET. Up STAIRS BETWEEN WELLS AND FEANkLIy
STREETS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NsveR FANS

He has the secret Of winning the affections Of the M
pslte sex. He guides the single to a wealthy and bas
py marriage. and makes the rnarr7el harpy ND. aia
an advice has been Solicited e. i--.s rf'ia iufTra
and the result has aiwavS hert 's'
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THE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE Pills


THESE Pills,
Il so celebrEsd
many years agc n
Paris for the re 81
Of female irrep
larities, and aft--
wards 90 hdtor 70
for their criminal
employment in ue
practice Of a5ortia,
are now offered y
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SECOND WIDTH.
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I. w. MACOMBER.

General Agent for United States and Canals, al
Albany, New York, or to any authorized Aebt
Glenn Hinckley, Charles A. Benser, Ro,s Is
land, ILL.,, and druggists everywhere. july -,dl J