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A XIV AMENDMENT PROCLAMATION

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE Senate passed Ed
muno's bill, regulating the Electoral College.
The House has adopted amendments to the mil
itary bill, forbiddng brevets during peace, and
reducing the number of major generals TO three,
TO be selected by Gen. Grant; the rest TO be mus
tered out by January.
SeEate.-An additional freedmen's bureau bill
has been introduced, continuing Howard 10 ONCE.
In case Of death or resignation, the secretary OF
war may nominate, and the president appoint, a
successor, with the advice and consent OF the
Senate. A vacancy occurring during the recess
of the Senate shall be filed Dy functiOuares Of
Ehe bureau, who shall be appointed Oy the secre-
tary of war on Towards nominations.
The Senate resumed the funding bill.
Tire electoral college bill amendment was con.
CURED in ana goes TO the president. Adjourned.
The army reduction bill was resumed and
amended, reducing the number of major general 8
10 three and brigadier generals to six, to take
effect March 81, selections TO be made by the pre-
sident after March g., regardless of seniority.
Quartermaster, adjutsnt and surgeon general to
he reduced 10 the rank Of colonel OF cavalry.
An sts officers of departments to be reduced one
grade of rank, and numbers reduced one-hali,
selections to be made by the commanding gen
ersl
The bill regulating the electoral college passed
with an amendment, and goes back 10 the senate
The House did not concur in the Senate amend
uents to the tax bill.
Adjourned.
The secretary of the treasury has issued al
order enforcing the eight hour law IN the depart
ment.
|. Reverdy johnson has received his instruction
and leaves Baltimore by the next Bremen steamer
Internal revenue receipts for the week s. 500,
600.
The president has issued a proclamation tina
rxspers have been received from Florida an
North Carolina announcing the adoption OF tn
l4th article of the Constitution. The sdoptio
nv Florida is not in accordance with the act o
congress. After quoting the law and circum
stances, the proclamation announces the ratihcs
fion by the legislature of North Carolina in to
manner set forth in the preamble
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MISCELLANEOUS.

KNOXVILLE, July 1.-THE Confederate Col. H.
N. Ashby was killed to. day by ]. C. Camp.
PoTTsvILLB, PA, July ia fight between the
strikers and the authorities seems inevitable.
CINCINNATI, July III. d. Woodruff. news
editor of the Cincinnati Times, died TO day from
sun-strOke.
SAVANNAH, July ll.-Rains have been general
and crop reports are favorable.
RICHMOND, July 1.-THE conservatives have a
ratification meeting at the theater tonight. Gov.
Vance, of North Carolina, and other speakers de-
livered addresses. The building was densely
crowded.
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SECOND HAND PIAEOs.-Our readers will see by
glancing over the advertising columns of this
mornings CRESCENT that Mr.. l.. Grunewald, l29
Canal street. has a number of second hand pianos
taken in exchange for new ones, which he Will
sell at exceedingly low prices. Especial atten-
ton is called TO the card of the awarding commit
tee of the second fair given by the Mechanics
and Ag1icu tural Fair Association of Louisiana,
stating as reason why Messrs. Steinway & Sons,
pianos, exhibited by Mr.. Grunewald did not take
the premium, was that only instruments of Southern
manufacture could be admitted to competition.
Mr.. Grunewald has a large and magnificent assort-
ment of musical instruments which be is offering
at the lowest cash price. His stock OF sheet
music violin and guitar strings, ETC., is complete
Give him call.
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CoYTINUED ARRIVALS AT DAUPHy's.-It will
be seen, by referring to our advertising columns,
that Mr.. VIM. Dauphin, dealer in fine French mil.
Iinery and straw goods, No. l56 Canal street. is
constantly receiving new additions to his already
large and well-assOrted stock, embracing in style
that class of goods which are of the latest make
and most elegant in point Of material. There are
bargains to be had at DsAphin's, and we predict
that the ladies viii not be long IN finding it out.
See his card.
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IRON PIPE AND FITTNGs.-The card Of agency
for the above mentioned articles will be seen ip
another column. Eessrs. BOstick Seymour
hardware dealers, corner Common and Fut an
streets, are just in receipt Of a iull supply Of
pipe and fittings, both plain and galvanized lhch
they will sell at manufacturers' prices. Their
supply Of shelf hardware, sheet, boiler nd bar
iron, rod iron, rubber hose, packing, she al lead.
lead pipe and all kinds Of steamboat an meehan.
les supplies, is complete in every part ocular. ara
they sssure the public that they will sail an
this desirable stock as low as any house In the
South. Call and examine their pr ce,.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST PASS, July LIP M.-Barometer
1855. Wind east southeast and light. Arrived ::
steamship Crescent City, Holmes. from New
York, to Wood, Low & Ludwigsen; Trade Wind,
Briggs, from Belize, Honduras, to G. W. Hynson.
No departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July l1-6 P. M.-Barometer
$3.50. Wind southeast and light. Arrived !:
Steamship Nsrposs, Kimball, from New York,
with merchandise and passengers, to A. MOutOn.
Sailed: Steamships |. G.. Harris aud Clinton.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The London Press the the Democratic
NOminatIORs-Fron MexieO-RevOIutIOn-
sTy Items.
LONDON, July documents of the press are
generally unfayorsole regarding the Democratic
nominations.
HAVANA, July ll.-Mexican news of the 4th
has been received. Estrada had burned and plun-
dered Villa de Vale.
Gutierrez has been sentenced to ten years i'm
prisOnment.
Angel, brother of Miramon. with papers IA.
vorIng reactiOnists was captured near Puebls, and
had been executed.
Cepeda has been installed as governor of Yu.
calan.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG. July ll.-Passed down: The Gov.
Allen and John KigOur, at IL A. NJ. River thirty
feet below high water mark, and falling rapidly.
ST. LOUIS, July ll.-River stationary. All the
upper steamers are falling, except the Missouri.
LOUISVILLE, July ll.-Rver about stationary,
with four feet in the canal by the mark. Weather
dry and hot.
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Ifyouwould bay good furnitr re cheap attend
Chss T. Nssb's sale at the Ma sonic Hall Auction
Mart, corner st. Ch,rles and Perdido streets, to-
morrow morning IL o'clo tx. For particulars
read his advertisement uTlder head Of auction
sales.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The following is nearly a complete list of the
National Democratic Executive Committee, one
member being named by each State delegation.
The list was to be completed on the Sth instant:
Alabama, John Forsyth; Arkansas, John NJ.
Morrill,; California, not agreed Connecticut,
VIM. NJ. Converse; Delaware, Samuel Townsend;
Florida, Chas. +. Dick; Illinois, WILDER F. Story
Indiana VIM. f. Niblack; Iowa, Daniel o. Finch;
Kansas, Isaac Eaton; Kentucky, Thomas G. Nc
CIeeTy; Louisiana James Q. McClOskey; Maine,
Slyvsnus r. Lyman; Massachusetts,, Fred. o.
Prince; Michigan VIM. A. Moore; Minnesota,
Cbss. N. Nash Mississippi, c. Z. Hsrker; Mis-.
souri, Chas. A. Seward; Nebraska, G. r. Miller;
Nevada, J. W. COrkle; New Hampshire, Harry
Bingham; New jersey, John McGregor; New
York has not agreed; North Carolina, Thomas
Bragg; Ohio, John G.. Thompson; Oregon, J. O.
Hawthorn; Pennsylvania, Isaac Hester; Rhode
Island Gideon Bradford; South Carolina, Charles
Simonton; Tennessee, John W. Leftwich :. Texas,
John Hancock; Vermont. II. B. smith Virginia
John Good; West Virginia, John Hall; Wisconsin,
Fred. w. Hern.
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The Electoral College Bill Gone to the
President.
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THE ARMY REDUCTION AND TAX BILLS.
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REV RDHJO HIN . o ~
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF DRY GOODS. The especial
attention of our lady readers is directed to the adj
vertsement of Mr.. E. Giquel, l26 Canal street,
where it will be seen that he is just in receipt of
large invoice of new and beautiful goods, which
has been purchased for cash at greatly reduced
prices, and which he desires TO give his patrons
and the public generally the benefit of by offering
to them bargains the like of which has never been
known since the late unpleasantness. 1t will be
remembered by his many friends that Mr.. Giquel
is now in Europe, where he has been for several
months, cung with his usual good taste all the
Eastern markets of everything that is rare and
beautifuin the dry goods line, and we believe it to
be the to interest of those interested to call at l26
Canal street and examine this rare selection of
goods before purchasing. See advertisement.
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July Fashions.

"Jennie June" in her July fashion letter, says:
Most ladies' have got their summer suits, so that
fashions are almost superfiuous, and privately,
assure you there Is nothing new to tell Still, of
course, shall tell something. There's where the
genius comes in. Anybody can make state
ment of facts, but to invent sauce or saucer
bonnet requires genius and inspiration.
CRoQUET COSTUME.
The prettiest croquet costume, in the opinion
Of all gentlemen, consists of white short suit of
linen pique, light, leather.coored kid boots and
a jdTdinieTe hat trimmed with garland OF field
flowers The jdrdinieTe hat is made up of straw,
with dropping brim, bent in on four sides.
trimming of black lace and field flowers suit 1t
admirably. Another pretty croquet costume is OF
unbeached linen skirt Jacket with TeUeTs, white
piq,te vest and round hat of white pique. A lit
lie neckte of scarlet Melted silk gives color and
tone to a toilet, clear, cool, but somewhat fiat.
BATHING DRESSES.
Bathing dresses are indispensable and economi
cal for persons who stay even for a week at a
seaside resOrt. Without them ladies are obliged
to pay fifty cents each time they battle for the
use of some old salt water soaked, ill-made snd
mismatched garment, the trousers of which are
too short, while the blouse is OF an immense size.
and of course destitute of cord with which it
should be tied round the waist.
No better design for bathing dress has ever
been intended than that Of trousers and blouse,
made full and plated into neatly fitting Jokes aud
belt the trousers loose and plated into wide,
tight fitting band at the waist Such dress is
easily made inexpensive, and will last for years,
as the fashion in bathing dresses is not liable to
change.
Every year, Of coarse, new caprice is en-
nouneed; sometimes it is linen, at other times
| scarlet" bathing d7esses that are the rage, or
the neutral shades Of buff are wonderfully braided
in high colors aud elaborate patterns. Neither OF
| these styles is suitable for bathing purposes.
Linen is cold and ings TO the form, high cOlOred
stuhs are too striking for good taste and elaborate
| TRIMMINGS are entirely too costly. An old garden
hat tied down at the sides is the best covering for
| The head. Better, ss well as more becoming Than
q cap of oiled silk, though this is not unireguenty
'.I.Aarneath the other by ladies who wish To
| preserve their hair ron CUutaUt WIN sdlJ wuJer
serge or all wool flannel is the best material fol
| a bathing dress.
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ANor1zHR 1UREAU BILL
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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FROM SHLN3 TON,
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no CONsUWPTTVTS.

VNHE Advertiser, having botn restored 70 health IN
~ a few@ttbs, BY avery simple rdneds artet
having Suffered scycral years witba cverelngoFee-
ticn, andthat dread disease, cdu4uhpttan- -ls A%nrious
to make known to his fellow Sufferers The means Of
cure. HFI sNt- IE4 ,ff9thNt
Toall EhodslrRit be win eenA2a copy otthe pr@
scripton used (fror or thorgsE With the direct Tons zoe
pepafinsgdd 'eiFg tho alhe, whiehihey wnltand a
sgaEouRF ron Co.'S UHprlbS, Asrn,it, BGplcdips,
~ The only Object Of tho advertiser in srHdlhg tie
Prescription siol tenaht no afflicted, ani spernl IN
formation which 10 conesiyes ~ be intalnallg ;Bafhe
hops every spFcrSr vii ~ lh@ psnsdy, as tAsal
cost tbeu potltag, ana may prove a bl9syngs
Parties wishing the prc-eHpton wilLplgsfv ~ldress
REV. E6wARBk. WILSON,
Ia5 SnGth Sscon'tSt.,3
wiluamRbuggh, Kiags County, Nsw Toi!s.
6snoSGyl-A GCo.
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Fatal Aocsdent,

AL
On last Sabbath Rerk, Nh. Hspry Rahle
and bis Tife, IA ihey vste returning home ia
a buggy from chheky ysfe chpreh, nvt win
an acciaent obich proved fAtpl 70 Mt. Rqble,
and rAeu We. Inst beard, hiswifs vas in a
very critical toaditios. They bad iast
crossed a small creek bridge, q short dis1
,aacs from the Church, when a party OF
young men came galloPine up. This fright
sned the horao in the buggy, and whsn they
passed, be became uuususEcabie and ran
SOM two hundred yards, the buggy sttikipg
Atrse, threw the occupants violently upon
the ground, Ne, Rattle received 40 as inter-
nal injuries, from which he died on the fo'-
lowing Tuesday. H was sn,olt and highly
respected citizen, aud has ssSered intensely
with a rheumatic affection for a number Of
years. M
Although this sad occurrence resrlteq from
the thoughtlesapvss u q party . fyoang men,
they certainly would have not acted thus,
could they have f%oresssn the terrible fesNlt'
They are doubtless panied ond laurut the
catastrophe, aud this should be 4 w~araing 10
all inclined TO such conduc, on a crowded
highway.
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Sheriff 8. Z. Grimth.


Cs'pesllor Temple, bsfof, closing Use re-
tsat cb.Aesry Court a. this place, took oceA-
sion 70 lsuder HE thanks % our sbsf.a for
ihs very s%hsieat aha satisfactory uabhsr IN
Which he bad discharged bis Isborious du.
hss, remSrking that he had ptyer sfsa in al
bis soanesiion vj.h DE cjatts ! mote ~tealous
'nd ob'@v.bi Ssssi. { lsbstt driHih had
Pf''srvsfths ptuopterdsr, and had ftsfhn-
Ted che ba'insss o. lhs Court By biz s.dc,
aiirutlonG
% lan Houaay NJ Grisirh called upon
Tie coaniy oOufv,o AXE tie matter u al
loving The Rebel Cha,oh to use hs Court
hog'a bel, 1910 their Own bssds he Doa-
tsd tbs HonetASls Body hat n vas lea
oPtoa,7 via bio. q sssisAsfs. i1sa me-
O9pii fsfossd 70 lsts suy ,esion, rntil The
nen 4osfiirlg term
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ppsihstio.


The wiue'r-6ghts have opepsd With - in
considerable sci4f Gnd varied dverBlons, TIE
couD,ing-tOon OF oae Of oar city Drug stores
furnished shs arena for The Rfst engagement,
The principal ~eonposiiioa ofa certain kind
Of Iquibs is gun powdst, and there happening
90 be a Eqsibb present, the latent fire Of q
former grpdgs vas snkipdlsd BY the entrance
Of a certain tndiyisGsl. add the two being
brought into eoatAet, there was a ccubns-
tOB, hurliag a Ssons With tie %yieicrs ychs-
mence Of a CoIumbiaA, As TIE comeatant,
came to a hand TO hsne Vrsppis, Judge Lynch,
the dispsnser Of Law 10 all GneiviliEed socis-
tss, made his d,batiu defence Of the weaker
part, and discussed the merits Of the case
with u ntF heavy chair, The outside press
ure bring rather too heavy, The esrtqis iH6-
r'dgalth rew up ,hs "spouge, and retired in
tins 10 save LIS Bacon. The who'll thing.
passed of in a trely flsdiatosial style, mot
SnEOrihy u a laurel from the brow Of
Olympus. af g
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entertainment.

An A~ssociaiiop Of sight Of our Young men
viii perform az Interesting and attractive
programme, At lhs Court House, on next
Ihursday evening. The proceeds willbs de-
voted 70 The repair 0 tGhs Cemetery enclosure,
and clearing and bepatifiiug ihs grounds
This ia certainly a most praissSOrthy object,
and We hope our citizens will literally pat
fonirs the Efforts Of lhes. gentlemen.
We have seen ZONE Of them IN similar per-
fornanees, sud know they possess theatrical
talent, and having bsen preparing for SOME
time we feel safe IN assuring he public the
exercises VII be interesting and amusing,
and thsy will Get the Wor,t Of theif money.
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JosEsBoro' Team. Dec 8 1855

There Is a certain class Of individuals in
this community and elsewhere, whose sole
ayocation is % aspeFse ard cSlumaiater Such,
and such only, have attempted 10 distort the
truth in regard to this noble aud be.ovsd
Minister Of Christ, Were The Son Of God,
incarnated a second dme 10 comet to earth With
every evidence OF HisDiyinitY and Membership
Of the Godhead TO preacb theGospel, these SELF
same ~traducers, would deny His comtrissiop,
ridicule Ills ministry, denouuee Him as an in
postpr and His miracles as the legerdeSlain
Of a wandering p~restieiator. They belong TO
the same rsbbls that chmorsd in the Court
Of Pontias plate, +" Cruelty Him, Cruelty
him and their eOnteInp :ucus &ings ard cal
umhies win not injGrs :bo author Of the
above card, where be a known.
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Almost a Fire

on last Setqreay, during thebigh wind, a
spark from : ueighboring chimney caught on
the poEch Of the house belonging TO Or. ],
8. RheN, in the western portion o. our town,
and - a few momeotV tbetFoof Of he porch
was in Asusa, bat fortunately the Gre was
sqbdqed before any material aamSge was
dops, Owners Of property would do well to
cali GU some Of the insurance agents profPa-
signAlly. Now is the time to insure, to save
entire loss.l Ll--. 1 -lu--u
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s. Al BoyELL, Bsq, J,pior Eaiior Uaion hqg'
As there is " considerable talk Aboat my
taking the OATH of an =" Attorney at Law III
would say,i 10 %iustics to myselfRnG the Chercb
/ represent, that have no intention las lopg
as am able to preach the Gospel, of pIac-
ticing law, oa2g In cases, where the " Mvtho-
dist Episcopal Church. is inter ested.
Prior to my entering the mlnlatry | was 4
practicinE Attorney At Law, fot about eight
years, and whatever tale | may hare had then.
| would rstsly, that 7 never was an an d."
nor -. D." Thcrefnre I am not entitled to
thu Npnellption Of doctor"
The Knoxville Eag and the Ne~ Efafi in
GreenuTtlle, will confer a, favqr upon the un-
darsigped vs. publishing this card 4
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For the West.

our fellow toTnsuan, 4. 7. Shipley, ESQ.,,
former Sheriff Of thii County, starts this
week 'or the North west, having been APP
pointed one offs COMMITTEES 70 lay OF a re-
'srva,iOn for soma Of tbe western tti6ei Of
Indians. AsehIsoR city il thelrpoint Of de-
PaF,urs for the plains they are to rendes-
v'u' there, and be faruilhsd with hor,ss and
wagons nses'sary forths tots, By the Coz
tfnueni.
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Southern Fire I~nEurence Company.
This gigantic Swihdls has AZ last exploded
AOd len ppAAy OF tbe people Of cur State vic
tfun Of in v%illHinv, Oar readers taoUid
read the article on our Hrst page, in regard
40 its r%aseally OpsTa,ioDs. These holdiag
policies are warned 70 pay 40 liabilities on
the same.
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Ednoational Addrasaes.

Prof.. Henderson, rrstnell, Precedent Of the
Jonssbsroekh Female College, viii deliver a
series Of addresses, GU education, IN all the
scholastic disirie,s, throughout tbs county,
daring the wisseS The setdeet Will be trset-
"a III its practical phases, and We assure the
people tia, they viii be highly sntortA;ted
and edited.
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Nuisance.

Qoiits aSumber Of boys, hopeful specimens
Of Youag America, are in the habit Of con-
9ftgatlhg al The Post once, on the a~rriyul Of
tbe mail, aud SO annoying those WHO bsye
business there BY their s%cuf1iug md noise,
that i is% almost imRossible Ir persons TO get
their mil. ...
II parents would keep their boys at home,
or tAsy have 6usiqsgs-e a tBer P@ once,
wgqld ietrQ them bow h sehdFf tFspselseA
thaF NbuA eonfeF q great 6tvOt on the public
generally, and their boys would receive At
least one lesson in good manners
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IHolidnv praaan,nI

We ssii sss st,suiou Of ibs pnbiie, bAhs
sdEsfiistnsnt Ia .noihsr eoluma. VI Hsrn's
caaissiiousv % we'll supplied 20 issss the
~sa'' Of sbe people, during tbs holidsyi
fent ~ ertiunP Esfn oofttiisasf, p
Q, Boz 7si, kuotril,, Tim
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THEUNION BaAG,
JOResbGFo Team DetrH,6iS6Ss
M 4aI gti
L0O&L ITEMS.
nnbaorinera IL tho Tnion FIag.I

BubBoriberP 20 thD Uhloh EEABiI
Who owe for their bShESripGCuAm hose
who owe for AdrertisinV ahd job watk ore
requested ,oASoms TO our Office and seftle
,hslrAceouptS or we Will be compelled 40
proceed against Them according p law "a
hint 60 the wiss IL sd6iclent.h
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H1 dAziSs-a Journal With 4 morthly %eifcuisl
tiou Of pboN. 40, 900 cupitf-in wlme
pages are to b. lapaa some Of the cholctst
la ana General rVAdihg 0f the day. We
speak Of this work as an evidence OF the cul-
tars Of the American People; and ne popn-
l,sity it has erqniFed is msritedr Eicl num-
Der %coutaitt fdily t44 pages of tvndieg- ,Dag-
ter, aPpropriately illustrated With eqpd vss4
cuts nud Il epmbipes IN itaaf 10 rhty
moothlg spd the more phlo'oeaacel SgarlW-
Is, hlenBsd vita the best f~ettnfes az. TIE dAl-
Iy Journal. N has great Iower Sd tls Dis
spmiuatioR o., Rloge Ell pure iitpfnigfe-
.1Ru0SEN's Gpiie u A1'sriean Gisraats, Lap.
don.
We cnn scconht f3r he saceesi only by
the Simple tsct tLnt n meets pfgp tlyr fts
populr. taste, urnisbing 4 variety ~ biess-
ing ans instructiys readidg for Moal
Herald, Boston.
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Lirht tnd Eatsrialpur. Or every tini, anf b. fnii
~ taste y AZ one, an Of theu@i lively lmasiaa.
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T0RACG0LN KTIDQTE..

MAINTAINED 10 tcm0rs Alb , sstbE Jqr I1stco9.
This erFat remedy is an ~exrellsut nppoliSer. IL
.~rtsiFtrs tnF sid4R anrisatatt, DO sysiela pSsst 'ses
esfat Roarishihg ard strengfhcpI ft.Nrr, rlablts the
alout.oh "a disest thShesftistt atd, nak ,l'ep r.
freshihg. sBd sstn Giste, WON'T te3lit ea6kvt and
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