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Inc demand for coo imbibitions va. -
that, towards the close Of the meeting M, a
ticle OF ice was to be had for love or y"
any ofthe coffee houses or saloons IN a. lsln
Of the square. '''nq
Kit and Andy Parle were entertsiDiD, a.,
merous friends at the Academy and Pr. 'Ie1 ~
upper galleries OF which communics,aa - ns
other. were transformed for the tina ''1 saeA
bower Of evergreens, or fairy sosns 'A'sa
The number of ladies who either 60.
meeting. or witnessed the procs..,o. 'euueo ias
mstskably where the political symDs,A sSO"s un'
fair sex Of New Orleans are. vi NE
The sician fruit dealers witbou, =, -
we believe, Illuminated their little places Of h.s
ness. They hung out their bananas on N. jug Ss'
wall. 'uN'
Some Of the rockets sent up from the s,...
were novel and particularly beautiful in ths,, -
iplosiye Developments
white silk flag, fringed with gold, and h..
ing in gilt letters the names of seyuou, -,
Blair, was presented by Mr.. Bigney, IN beh,,, !,
the New Orleans Times, to Thos. L. Macon p.
for the Democratic Central Committee, Of wsi..
be is president. A poem was read by Mr.. V,'
cock, of the Times, and appropriate sDsso1.
were made By the donor and the recipient.
1t is with regret that we now write the olo.,..
paragraph Of this account of the grandes, AVA.
of its kind that our city has witnessed since A.
presidential campaign of 1860. That it has t,L,'
place at all is the strongest evidence we Of "A,
South could give of the sincerity Of our dssirs !,
bury the dead past, and bear true and fai,hf.
allegiance to the government under which =,
live. The fact that the Democrats Of New a,
leans have assembled, listened to speeches i,,.
Democrats, marched in procession throus
the principal streets Of our city, and IN,
there has not single disturbance n
suited from this excitement of rsh.
passions" as the radicalpress would term H. i,a,
best proof we can give to our traducers that TIA,
SANDERS have failed of their object aud that =,
are not the rebelous devils they have painted !,
An account OF this meeting will be a strong can
paign document. and will DO, we trust. that gooa
service which it should accomplish, aud NAV Ca
in his Infinite wisdom and goodness, grant, that am
efforts and those of the Northern patriots wh0..
hands we are now striving to uphold. may. vbs,
the decisive day comes, meet with tn success a
which the justice and purity of the object "a
which they are devoted surely entities them!
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NO. S72. DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA TIE DISTRICT
OF LOUISIANA.
BIZ q. f. GTRARDEY . co.
NICHOLAS J. Holy, Auctioneer,
Ofiiee-No. II Exchange Plao


Ohee-No II Exchange Plaza
SATUHDAY; August I. s6s, at I ? O'Clock
- ~ Al the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange sn
CITY q New rlesas sirus u order Of
honorable EDWARD w. Duel Judge. b-ArLg dats the 40 b
oaS 81 June, leo, at cubic viii be-
prnptrty tO-vit: S'~
The SUGAR PLANTATIOF situa ed in the p.ri,b NJ 9.
May, stale ~ Louisiana, Described A. follows. =
L a CEhTAlk TRACT OF LAND togetbsr with ths
puuihes and mpr,v ments lying and bling taa Ia 80
PaIsn o. ~ vary on both SIDES Of the Bayou type no
cobathg sSf acres, more or lees bounded north ~ The
~ hSsRp east oy the land beonsing T. sgur Gallery
SCUM ty the sea marsh. and BY lands a prssen n ma
sIty all being m 1oSnship "a south OF RANGE eas aaS
Az OF Sections and Of said towns il: ms IS
acres q wieh bsv Hg been entered bv L. Dapiels ana
Doog iass Wi kins and afterwards acquired by Dr. y p
r.. =. Scott 'e eN'e'e1 ~ 'uo saiu VI
AID ALSO Two LOTS Of forty 40 Acres zach q,
ahns tsch being In Sections z6 n n s.ld T,wn-
~ SCUM OF hsnge east. the being CONT uons
suppstu 20 e me southwest quarter of nortbVest
OF sectio' 70 srd the ssuthsat quarter Of The ~
OF section "a acquires by said John 3ordv from
" T. r scott b act Of sale executed be'or. q ~ Prtn
ls59 VI ~ mary LOUISIANA In July,
- TEREs-Casb on the spot IN o. s. Treasury n,tss
aSt o. sac together with the o. 8 Internal Revspuo
1t,Aehed AZ the exptnse Of the purchaser bsf
oefnon ESQ notary publn ' '''''' N
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EOK sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
Sotts n and Sugar Plantations located the best
bios OF ne Gotten and sugar growing States Also Rice
Orange Orchards and large bodies Of usoe
a.oer lAhoa also large variety Of City and Subniban
improved and unimproved IN the TORN ~ residences.
onolne lots and squares, favorable terms Parties
~ 70 invest will do well call examine Proper
., er Gard, Real Estate Agezts No. 50 Oarondelol
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CONSTABLE'S SALES,

A. B. sOBEFFENTEIN VS. a. GARDINER FIRST
Justice Court, No. $780,
Is nlhIIE OF writ OF ferI f,eias
- 70 me direct by the HOnOrabls q w Ss.rsr sir-t
% % o. tne Peace parish Of Orleans spaI proceed
sSI az ge1he auction TUESDAY, the Tvspty. ft d.y
itoulas street. - ~ ny ""Nou'1So' ioA A'N'-F
Seized In the above suit 0i'S'
la IEkMs-Cash In U. s. Treasure Notes
A. A PLArTsNIER. CO7s'shla
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This (sundayl morning, 10Th INST, At halfpast O'CLOCK
convulsions JOSEPH agei IL months vounest a., ~ ~
mis- and Mary Ann Clements ~
The funeral will take pac THIS EVENING from the r.,
Fence Of his parents Jaekton street between Whit
Benton
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81. ,----...-s -IGi arrive from
land leave for New Orleans at
W,een thoroughly overhauled, and
W boat. Capt. Jas. Lee is in
Billy Fields, a gentleman well
arts. presides over thu affairs of
louisville, Capt. J. N. Skunk, is
nTe the Portland wharf at 5 P. NJ.
Orleans. The st. Msrys reshipped
lie Pauline Carroll and left Cairo
riday evening. She will arrive
an opportunity occurs she will
leans, If not she will enter the
acre and Cairo"
louis Democrat, July 18th:
snwealth lett yesterday for New
OF water to Cairo, quarter-less
readily; to Keokuk Al feet. Iii
mississippi falling. and Missouri
and with an uncertain future.
,s reported on the way, having
lora al,ss xooxsa..S lluofuoou fair for
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scribed with the brave words d" Slightly Dls6g.
ured but Still in the Ring" Next came
The kighth n ard Club
With field band at ifs head, and large banner
inscribed Rally, Rally, Rally, Eighth Ward.
Democratic Club" Then came a TRANSPARENCY
bearing suggestive sketch. explained by the in.
seription, Done, Done up Brown" The old
eighth ward club was also in the line with brass
band of its own, and globe transparency appro.
! priately inscribed.
| The Ninth Ward Club
With detachment of pioneers ahead of its
ranks bearing axes and other insignia, came next
! in line, under command of Robert Wynne. ESQ.
and preceded by brass band, and large United
states flag. The notices of this club, from the
old Third, were as follows: No Carpet.bag
Rule" "Carpetbags Played Out.n "Root Hog
or DE-" Seymour Talks Grant Smokes" blair,
the Young Giant Soldier of the West~ There
was also borne in the ranks large revolving red,
white and blue star.
The Tenth Ward Club
Turned out in strong force, marshaled by Col.
Joseph Collins, and led, among its foremost ranks
by bon. Gerald Farrell. A brass band and a
handsome flag accompanied this club, but its dis
tinguishing feature was a moustrous cock o. the
walk illum mated, AMI carried in triumph over
the club by one OF its most enthusiastic members.
Next came
The Eleventh. Ward Club,
Marshalled by Col Boswortb, headed by mill
tary brass band, and bearing handsome banner.
The Ninth street Rangers were onspicuous among
the ranks Of this club. Then came
The National Democratic club OF Aix,e-,.
Under command of Thomas P. sherburne Esq.
and preceded by brass band. The following
motto in rhyme was theirs:
When iron is hot strike il fair
II you would elect Frank Blair.
The Live Oak Club of AIx,er.
cane next with various transparencies and
notices, such as Esprit of I776,r "Grapt,s |
gone up into the mountains before his trim N |
Salt River" As people Seymour, the less thew |
like Radcalism."
Then came line Of carriages bringing nm the |
rear OF the procession, which is estimated as |
having comprised at least ten thousand men.
The illumination
Along the line of march was brilliant and efac.
i've. st. Charles street, from Canal TO Lafava,,a
square, was one complete blaze of light. The 1
Academy OF Music was adorned with an innumer.
able variety OF flags and lanterns, and the caIciom
Dght scast its brilliant glare up and dom tho
sne et' iilumnmg the scene to MONDAY brightness
The residence of our respected fellow.citizep q
d. socomb. was decorated with gasjets tastefulIv
arranged in stars and crescents, the emblems ~
The city. The City Hall steps were crowded
densely with ladies'. From lafayette to Cirod
street most of the residences were Ii, nm. Tba
'Weling OF Mrs. Fowls, Nos. I63 and Lex 9,
Charles street, presented a brilliant from, .,
Wenty Illuminated windows, while two door.
'oove, the dwelling and grounds of Mr.. D,vid.nn
we're lit up with innumersble lanterns and alooa
he iron fence in front glsred a succession ~ gas
ets. fruit dealer just above had decors,od b.
title building with Chinese lanters, and msds a.
God show as anybody could wish.
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CHAS. 7. NASH'S SALES,

FURNITURE. .....SUNDAIEs rr-pyrrr,,,.
BY CHAs. T.NAsH
AoCuoNkkR-ofce Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner 81 Charles and Perdido strsets
NJ OhDA v, Goth Instant 81 n o,ct..,, .
y III be SOLD - o' anu 4 orudo Streets
age snd varied assortment Of Household Furnitnre
N5ror "a inois' suteaus Na'hstands. Chairs TABLES
As- IERMs-Cssh In U. H. Treasury Note.
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CuARLEs 7. NASH.

AUCTIoNEER AND BROKER.
Omee masonic Hall Auction Mart corner OF 81 Cbsrl,
ana ftrdido Streets,
and indoor " 'i'" SAWS ooth OutdoA
10Y The disposal 81 Furniture etc '' ''e'l'
Pd, .-etl@r attention paid to Buying and Selling so
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Glinfop ...........,
Josephine.
VIII sail on sATURl
For freight or passu
Oh.
No Whisky receiveI
Tire Steamship c
and sail on WEDNE|
LOB TEXAN
INSIDE !
NEW ORLEANS, &
-
Sss,;s;s2gnx :ssss
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IN THE NATTER OF JOHN GoRDY, BANKRUPT.
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AUCTION SALES.
C. E. 6IRAROEY q CO.'S SALES.

SUGAR EXPLANATION IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARY.
LOUISIANA.
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''A'Nii VAs''''.''..F URNITU FURNITURE
ny MONTGOMERY bros. g. CO.,
X NJ. MoErGoxEEr, AuetlonesL
NEsDA T. July 21.t. at II o,eIoek A.
a. .neH Aueen Mar g Camp street. will De s5Io--
a genera assortment Of HOUSEHOLD y RSipTrRE
sueh A. Rosewood Mahogany and Walaut Rs5stss5s a.
$500 nrmoirs Washsands, Mahogany and WaInnt Tetsa
spring seat Chairs, Easy Chsrs role ron Cs1tsr
'sIole TOP sideboards, Extension Tables Velvet and
Csrpets French Plate Mirrors Ma.tresses Fpyray.
looking Stoves and Utsnsils etc being the
Also
Chsirs etc D'U'' N~"o AAa "OO0 90
Ss-TERHs-Cssh in o. 8. Treasury Notes
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MON TGOMERY BROS. G. co. s SALES,

LAkGB AND PEREMPToRY SALE or M
-A'oh And Single Horses, Elegant Saddle gor, II
&c, etc, at suction. -
NJ EokTaOMEKW BROz. n -
Y. MONTGOMERY, -
rov once-a CAM y. .
MONDAH, July Goth. a. n s,eIers ~
~ " r Liners Stables GrAvier street. viii ee sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses,
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cows
H.o-Isp aAd Open Buggss, Bsrness wagons.
- iEEHs-Ossh IN .. 8. Treasury Notes
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
How do Won like xlae Petition.

HOW do Won iiAc xuS = - nv.
Units, tens, hundreds. Thousands. ten Of
Thousands. hundred Of thousands. mi'',cns,
teas Of u Liens. hundred Of miliions
One huatrsd aud ffty mii'icns CT DOL
l.ys
What is that
TIA. 4, the interest on the govsrnment
bands for enc yssr
Is i. thai much every ysal
Yes; sad is increasing. bscAuss our
deb; i. Increasing under this radical ruas
Of eurs.
who pays The intsrss.
The farmer. q echanic, tho ls5orinx uisn
ADD wemsn, the soldiers. ani their w.aos'
and orphaas, and the ts'llng millions OF tho
nation.
DO the rich men help 10 pay this enor.
nous sum
No. Thsy have their msaos oil invested
| in government bonds, and by - nice little
GENE or theirs thsy bsuzht up tns rspubli.
cans leaders, and got the bonds exempted
fron tar alton. white the interest on .hem
10 payable ia gold.
How many bonds are there!
Two thousand five hundred million dol
! lars.
" ho owns them
The rich men Of tho East.
Do not any o! them belong TO the pcsI
men. the soldiers, or the sdiess widows OF
their orphans.
No. They are too poor to hold them
Thew have to tot. from carly morn till the
devsy eve. from week % week, from month
to month, and when the rear i gone they
conn. NJ THAR gains, and find them oil sb-
seroed in their tax receipts
Do you say that re peer men arc paying
tho rich bondholdsrs the enormously great
sum Of one hundred and fifty million DOL
lars every year 10 gold as Interest on 'asir
bondts
Yes. Itisa little more than tina, am
cunt.
How much would that be in the poor
mans currency-in the ssms kind OF money
which this republican congress pays the
.sldisrs.
I've hundred and ten million dollars.
Two hundred and ten million dollars
pain each year IS intstsst to the bsndhold-
err, while they dent pay cent oltax !.
Is it possib.es a..
Yes. That is Ave hundred and seventy
five thousand, three hundred and forty
two dollars day Twenty three thous-
and nine hundred and sevsnty-two dollars
an hour. Three hundred and rinsty nine
dollars minute | have 40 acres Of land,
worth soven dollars per acre, and it won't
pay the bondholdera interest for q minut.
Jus. think oft, It keeps az army Of men
six tmssss largo a. the one by which
" Shcrman marched down to tina sea" at
work al the timo to pay the interest which
the bcatsd bondholdsrs suck out Of the
blood of Us poor men, who dress in rags,
while .hcy are clothed in purple and fine
linen. end fare sumptuously essry day
And what do we get for it The bondhold-
or calls US the fools of America cow
ards who dare not leave the republican
party, and burst the shackles they have
bound Us by. Their children speak Of us
as the serfs OF Grant-,hs bondholders'
candidate and call our little ones the
slaves Of Grant.
VOC WORKING Nas, now Do roc LKs rue
POSITION?
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aEsQpys.a = .alx,s..

Stp.bsA 49, = 50. 49,
4 i7o4NA-.s Ali ~ yes et-t@sa IS. Isl 4,
I .-Jgsee ccs ae1 81 t:aa ana I'd : - .4z
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ASsIaNREs SALE

In the N after Of nchard B. Hill bankrupt.
Public notice is hereby given that on the FIRST
q day Of October, A. D., 1865, commencing At
the hour of nine ~ o'clock A. NJ. will sell at
public auction At Metropolitan Hall-in the city
OF Davenport in said Scott county, Iowa, al the
personal assets of the said bankrupt, consisting
G. promi.sory notes bills of exchange, cer,i6-
cstes Of deposit, household goods furniture, or
nsments of person, one bay mare. two csrria ages,
one buggy, one sleigh. one Ericon engine and
eievs:ing belt, one saie. one desk, one set OF
double harness, ono riding birdie and saddle,
6yssttees, 1879 chairs, aud IL lamps and ether
personal property.
Also at the same time and place tire following
real estate viz
Then. L. u Of sec. 10. ami the W 4 Of the
y. ". and the N. i Of the =. w. \ Of sec.
20 all IN townships 80 X. - West in Tsma
county, Iowa.
Also, the \. W fractional \ of then ". 1
OF sec. 4. and tho y. fractional 4 81 the y. h. 4
ofsec 5, a. in townships 81 II. % West. in S,o-
rev county. Iowa.
Also the equity Of redemption OF the said
bankrupt il and to the following real estate sit
usted in the city Of Davenport, Scott county.
Iowa. wiz Parts Of lots Nos. Q and TO- block
81. known as stores Nos. !, ), 5 and 7, East Sec
ond street.
The ea.t 70 fee. of 10, ., block 81, lots 0 and
TO- block 5. Psrker's addition.
The south ITO feet Of the north 81 feet Of the
west half OF lotc. Whisler's addition.
Lots !, =. ;. and 8, bazaar block.
The south l6l feet Of the east all Of cut lot -.
The norta IS feet OF the south go feet Of the
west hpf of out lot3D.
The south so fee. of the west halfof out lot 30.
Also lie sehold interest in part Of lot 8, block
Is. which expires April 1. 1865.
Fer further particular. refsrsncs is made to
the schedule of said property attached 10 the
said bankrupts petition now on f!s in the tfiice Of
NJ, II. Price. Esq, Register for said District.
Terms OF sale will be casa
/. =. CLIFFORD, Assignee.
Da-snport Sent s. lecs
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Complaints, &c. personally CT y letter. IN ills.
tr.tei Medical Prrss' cn ~ st0~e iifcssrs, COT
tsining 81 large psvrs, ana eAif@ I'LL particulars,
sent to any Eourcs. Ga see Ut ~ :. sut7.
TO LADIES.-l prsiphirt Il spce'al i-',.rtfnee
10 Married Ladies rri otEcrs se1i Ia seals efge-
ope On rcncip, u sts-n. Dys-t III iefters ~ I'll ,
.,,ryrrc Js.rr1r.Ty - PARA. -4if-r ElC.s-d.W y
Manhood and the Y; or OF Y or u
restored in four wc-t.. Success ggarrs,c-a. JN
RECORDS ESLENCE or LiFErestores mrniF Pow
ere. rom wiacveY causc arising the cfec's ~ tfl,
pernieious ha Bite eelf a5Isc, ngo.enry an climate
give v.v AT once 10 this wonderful medicine II tnzei
regularity according the directions (Which are yer!
simple and reasire restraint from business q
pleaeurcl Fixture II inposs lhle Sod y bo.irs =
"a or fcnpcucntities in on. for o. ~ - Lad cnlj
~ he ees APPOINTED agent r'L nerie., u. Grsitzrs
ms second Avenue. New YORK. fsbS3diy
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DENSI0N sc RECON. OFFICE o. THIGD
l. Street. between Brady aud Aain street.
Oslce hours sto 10 A. NJ. so r. n, 10
: Evc'r. Residence, Brady ct. bet 9Th and eth
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htans rsooLs ntnlsoaery ~ Ia.
p~r Warehouse.
AlrtcM ,ancia,,-n,,L,..,

r.lNsh. fhuH hofNk, flank Bos X @alGiac.
ursts seam job Printers aud Iobbefs Of Fine
raper Lis'"neryS bnders,ioeis. iss tao Lake o..
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csHAsK, HANFVkD 4 CO., lIp ;. Water street,
y Headquarters for Oils, Pantr, vsrrish. .ssasd
Axle Gre-se Proprietors Star Co. White Lead
Ew, IS, HAM n CO. cell Paints, oils, Natnisbes
/ and Window 0lass. cheaper than any hsufe In tho
northwest. 20 to " South Water street.
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~. l.. CARROLL.

4 kCHlTECT-ALSo, SOLICITOR OFPAT-
IA ESTS, with Dodge L Mum. of ashirg
ton, y. Z
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En- BankruDtcy

En- Bankruptcy.
In the Dirtrict Court Of the United States for
the District Of lowe.
In the matter Of beebe 8. Cone. Bankrupt.
To III. creditors Of Beebs =. Cone. and all
other persons Interested.
ClgS: YOU ARE HEhEBY NOTIFIED
~ that petition has been filed in sud Court,
BY Becse :. Cone, Of the city Of Muscatinc, in
said District. duly declared a BANKRUPT. under
the Act of Congress. March I'd, 1867, for
discharge and cert.6catelthereof, from all his
debts and other claims provable under said Act,
and that tho 1:h:day of October, "A. d. 1863. 1t
the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day, is
assigned fer the hearing Of the same
before the sa,d Court at Chambers, at keokuk.
lswa, when and where you may attend aud show
cause. II any you have. why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified that the
di.ors Of the said Beebs 8. Gone, for
the purpose provided in Section 2sth, OF the
the Act Of Conersss Of March Cd 1857, will be
u. 1858, At the hour of ten O'Clock. A. NJ,
OF SAID day. before the Hon. II. NJ. Price, Reg
lister. at his office, in the City Of Davenport,
Scott county, State OF Iowa, when and where
You can be present if you desire to be.
HICKMAN / CARSKADDEN,
sspl-dst tn At,'ys for said Bankrupt.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
vLTE OF lOW A.
Scorr CouNrY.
November Term Of Scott County District
Court, A. D., 1868.
In the matter Of the application Of Louisa
T. Budd for the appointment Of new tfus-
| tee.
To ,chons it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there il new
on Gle in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Scott County, State Of Iowa, pc
tition for the sppoiBtmsnt Of . new trustss
in the place Of James r. Tallman, deceased
In which it 10 represented that certain
lands in the County Of Scott, State Of Iowa,
and particularly described in said petition
WAS conveyed to said James 7. Tallman
in tfust for said Louisa T. Budd, and tina!
said Tallman had departed this life.
All persons interested may appear a The
next November Term Of said District Cour,
and show cause sgalnst the appointment o.
. new truptee, il they see proper 20 TO do
| LOUISA T. .BUDD.
per Cook Z DruSy,
her attorneys.
August 18th, 1ses-doaw4t.tuss.
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anU 70 sla ertssss.

necCANN 3 FITCH, 40 south Water ht., Whole
| N sale Ne alere In Coarse and Fine Wrapping Pa
psr.. Twins and Paper Bags OF every asse'ipdon.
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y ..., an scese; ease.. sa,o .
PnALox's "pAPHIAN Lorro.

Resolves Oh EHUPTIOys. FRrCELEs, rynrYrs.
E0fH BiOrcHES, TAN, ETC., and readers
THE SKIN SOFT, FAIR and BLOONlNa.
for LADIES In the NURSrRY Il IL Invaluable.
For GENTLEMEN aater SHAVING Il has no email.
PAPHlAN LOTION" IL the only reliable
remedy for diseases and hlcn,ishes OF the SKIN.
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FEFSGiAMr.


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