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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC.
BURTON & co.
Rave reeeivee ron 'he ity tls
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS

10 Ceen county, consisting IN part u
Biz. elks, Plain Black Cloths
ShE Grenadines. Plain Caseimeres
PLAn PopinH, Fancy Cassirneres
Plaid Peplinf, Ladies' saeking Goah,
Black Mohar Lustre, Dress TriMmiaSA
Plain Mohar Lugtre Dress Buttens
Striped and Plain Alpaca.
Lades' and Misses Eosiery
We also ear the attention o. cr.;oers 10 GU. lstrs
snd veil selected stock a.
S Ell 0 ES,
TO give entire sastac!on, the money regund,d We
now hove in store
ladies High Cut Lasting Gai:er.,
Ctildren's
Ladies hss's' ard cnidren's ia Morocco Boots
,..n,s.... Slippers
Also,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, ALL WIDTHS.
c.a1f = q.
Ingram, Rag and Stair Carpet.
Bunroy.co
" B.-Turk's Island Salt.
Liverpool Salt,
Actions Fine Salt
Just received and for sale in guantitie. a. suit pur.
chasers. d + BtCO
April H. 1863 Elkton.
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THE HOWARD HOUSE.

THIS FIRST CLASS HOUSE has been re tied and
| improved in manner that will add much to the
comfort and convenience of guests.
;, In undertaking the management of the Howard
House, the Proprietor will spare no pains to supply
the Table with the best vands the market with
afford and the Bar with the choicest liquors. The
Chambers neatly fitted up, airy and comfortable
The Stable accommodations are unsurpassed.
He extends an invitation to his old customers and
the public to stop with him, and he will spare no
pains to please them.
WILLIAM FALLS, Proprietor,
Nov "a, l866-1y Ektop Md
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MERCANTILE CATECHISM.

Who sells the BEST PRINTS, at l2s cents
e. BROWN + BRO.
Who sells Canton Flannels at l2l cents?
E. BROWN Il BRO.
Who sells best y'd.wide Muslins at l2a cts :?
e. BROWN l. BRO.
Who sells best All, Wool Flannel at 80 cts
e. BROWN Il BRO.
Who sells the best DELAINES at 20 cents
E. BROWN Il BRO.
Who sells best GINGHAMS at 123 cents?
e. BROWN h BRO.
Who sells the best SUGAR at l2I cents?
e. BROWN T. BRO.
Who sells the best COFFEE at 25 cents?
e. BROWN s. BRO.
Who sells the best COAL OIL at Sc cents ?
f. BROWN y BRO.
Who has the best assortment of
LADIES' Dress Goods, Mems and
Boys Clothing, Gloves and
Hosiery, Boots and Shoes ?
E. BROWN Il BRO.
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Deafness! Deafness! Deafness !

DIR. ROGERS ELECTRO MAGNETIC OIL is the
greatest medicine ever discovered for the CURE of
DEAFNESS, having cured numbers of persons in
different parts of the country within the last
1t is warranted perfectly safe. No danger can be
done to the ear by using this medicine.
DIR. S. ROGERS, Sole Proprietor
206 Dock Street, Philadelphia Pa
Sold by DR.. E. X. FOREMAN, Elkton; c. l.. LAMAR
Port Deposit, and ny nil Druggists.
June -, 1S67-ly
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Election OF RaiIroad Oaleer,.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-At the annual
meeting of the Little Miami Railroad
gentlemen were elected Directors: ii.
w: Woodward, Larz Anderson, John
Kilgour. w. II. Clement, L. r. Harri-
son, Q: p. Bassilly, Edmund Dexter, ].
q; Butler, Henry Hanna, John Bacon,
Abraham Hireling and Jos. R. Swan.
subsequently the Board held a meet
ing ana chose the following officers:
~, Chas. P. Cassidy; Treasurer, S. r,
Wright; Auditor. d. g. a. Davenport;
General superintendent, John Durand:
General Ticket Agent, w. L. O'Brlen;
General Freight Agent, e. f. Fuller.
The Chamber of Commerce to-day
appointed 80 delegates to the CONNER
clal Convention which meets in Boston
on the 9Th of next month. -
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maxIen1 novs.

New YORK, Jan. ga special to the
Herald dated Havana, Jan. Is, saws: a
telegram from the City OF Mexico, da-
ted Tuesday last, says: PorIoria DIaz
had returned to the capital.
The Mexican troops were to be paid
fortntghtly In advance.
The Legislature Of San Louis Potosi
had levied forced loan of $50, 900 upon
the merchants, the payment OF which
had been refused, and some Of the mer.
chants had been Imprisoned.
Since the rebellion in Yucatan the
State OF Ghiapas has been insecure in
consequences of the intrigues OF Orlaga,
Piersez and others.
There were various rumors in regard
to the proposed expedition against
Guatemala. = y
Senior Zares who had been rendered
a position in the Cabinet of Yucatan
has been compelled to decline on &C.
count of III health. = -
The steamship Georgia, from Vera
Cruz, has arrived.
A city of Mexico paper of the 9Th.
states that decree has been published
in San Luis abolishing all the interior
custom houses of that State, and the
revenue will be raised in the future BY
taxation.
A large quantity OF armament had
been sent from Vera Cruz TO the city Of
Mexico. ~
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cinnati express, on the hudson tng R Tla-
Railroad, which left New York at II
O'Clock this morning, reached a point
one mile North of Corn wall Station. II
ran on broken rail. The engine, bag
gage and smokers cars passed over In
safety, but five passenger cars ran Of
against the rail, tearing out the sides.
or six of whom were Injured; one badly
cut in the forehead and on the face:
one man was hurt in the back: another
man was hurt in the breast; none of
them seriously. The train was DELAYED
one hour. The track is now cleared,
and trains are running regularly.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-AdvIces
from Alaska to January 18th says:
The weather is mild. The daily aver
age OF the temperature during Dccem.
Der and January was about q Farnhsit.
The effects of the Russian Fur Conn
pRDY were sold for about $50, 600.
There had been several arrivals from
Victoria and Puget Sound which fur
nished supplies of vegetables for the
garrison people.
The holidays were celebrated with
boat races and masquerades. The race
between the first cutters, Jamestown
and Reseca, was won by the former.
The same boat won the sweepstakes.
There was one death among the new
coloniSts, which WAS caused by whisky.
No mention is made OF trouble with
the Indians.
There is consIderable trade springing
up with Oregon and Washington terri.
tories, and British Columbia. The u,
s. steamer Reliance has arrived.
Valparaiso adYices TO December 10th
says: The American war steamers
POWhattRn and Dacotah, the English
frigate Topaz, three French war vessels,
and the ship Osceola from New YORK,
put IL for supplies.
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FOREIGN NEWS-
OF the Steamship CITY or
ke1 AnfweI..I > y :, 3 :.

Arrival OF the Steamship City OF
Antwerp. - et-
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The steamship
C1ty OF Antwerp. with Liverpool dates
OF the 10th, has arrived. The london
Times describes the distress at tbe east
end OF London as vast and heart-rend-
Ing. The number of persons in recent
of outdoor relief is upwards of 40 on.
bat the measures adopted, while thew
fail to meet the need, are actually in
creastng the amount of pauperism. and
are demoraliztng the district.
Very sad tidings had been received
In Paris from almost every part of
France. The trade manufactnrers ~
Lyons were paralyzed by q variety Of
causes, in which the uncertainty pre-
vailing as to the political future had no
small share. Hunger ana destitution
were making sad havoc among the on.
erattves at Nantes, Rouen and Roubaix.
and even in Bordeaux, where the mild.
ness OF the climate does away with one
cause of suffering. The restitution was
plainly manifested. So dense are the
thrOngs of famished operatives thar be.
siege the Hotel de Vile, clamorinR for
bread or employment, that the guards
had to be doubled at the Vile. Starva-
ton is epidemic, and in Paris the dis
tress was very great, but private and
public benevolence was more active.
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FoRTIETH CoNGPEss
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
a communication from the President
StS,S sing the report of the SecretsrT1 ~
49, ~ te1atlon to the purchase IF
on Foreign Affairs. 1'ee
me resolutions of the Colorado I.eo-
5sSS.lature, praying for admission aS !,
o.a ~, We're referred to the Committsa.
on Territories. IVES
,n ar. Anthony introduced a Joint reso.
. Ion =. IoF the publication of medical
a91 surgical history of the rebeIIion
with the statistics of the provost Insr'
snaI'S bureau. Referred.
On molon OF Mr.. Grimes, the Sen.
ate took up the bill for the sale Of tho
lLonclads. he said the Naval COMMITTEES
proposed 10 amend by providing for The
and Passaio, of class l9, in All IeaYins,
90 10 be sold. Amendment adopted'
after some amendment in details and
Mr.. Morrill,, of Me-, from the Com
~ llttee OF Conference, made a report ON
me Dill to supply deficiencies in the
4 5 Penses OF the Reconstruction acts.
Mr.. Williams introduced a bill era.
aung q National Bureau OF Insurance..
AT the expiration of the mornirlo
hh SI thes9pplementary reconstruction
Dill was taken up.
nd Mt; IP3omeroy replied at length to Mr..
IN M 81, Rdokslew spoke in opposition to
At the conclusion of Mr.. Buckalew,s
remarks, Mr.. Cragin secured the door.
and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Judd introduced bill to reUn.
late the appraisement and inspection
OF imports. Referred to the CoInmittee
of Commerce. - 30
The House proceeded to the consid.
Grafton ofthe bill which declares for
tetted to the United States, certain lands
granted to aid in the construction al
Efeilroads In Alabama, MiRsissippi Lon-
tsianaf and Florida. :.
Mr.. johnson introduced Joint reso.
lut1on declaratory of the rights and
powers of the Federal and State gov.
efnm ents and of the rights of citizen.
snip. Referred to the Judiciary Com.
mfttee.
Mr.. Sawyer introduced a bill to
amend the act of the 25th ofJuly. 1856.
authorizing the construction of Bird ees
across the Mississippi, by extending
It's benefits to the LACROSSE q Prescotf
railroad Company. Referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
The Speaker presented atcommunica.
ton from the Secretary ofthe Treasury,
with a report of the amount ofJJ. 81.
lO:40 bonds, issued or disposed Of by
the Treasury Department since the Ist
of October, 1867. Referred to the Conn
mtttee on Ways and Means. Also a
communication from the Secretary OF
War with the repor { of the chief oi
engineers, relating to the survey OF
Port Clinton, Ohio. Referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
Adjourned.
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 2o.-Edward Dashiel.
who was shot by his father yesterday
died this morning. The father has
been committed for trial in the criminal
court.
The Louisville train last night, near
McKenzte's, ran over man cutting of
both his legs and an arm. The body
was found this morning. He Is sup
posed to have been an emplOye on the
train, who was benumbed by cold and
had fallen off.
r0bbing the Express O6lcg at Jackson,
Tenn, some time since, broke jail on
Monday night. 81
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Now YORK NouL

New York, January 2e.-An inform.
az meeting OF authors and publishers
IN this city will be held tomorrow
evening, for the purpose of agreeing, ii
possible, upon some plan of action that
VIII nave the way for the adoption OF an
international copyright law.
The World publishes the following
no location given:
January 81 am here, and all right.
Have had an immense ovation, cead
mile tdLthe. Spoke to the people to-day.
Was carried mile on the shoulders Of
my friends. Shall stump Ireland. Der
by qunkes, but dare not stop me.
LSignedl GEORGE Francis TRAIN,
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or the Grand Army or the
Republic.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 20.-The-annuaI
meeting of the Grand Army of the Re.
public for the Department of Indiana
was held in the Senate Chamber to-
day. There was fair attendance of
delegates. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Grand
Commander, Major Gen. r. s. Foster:
Senior Vice Grand Commander, Major
General Charles Cruft; Junior Vice
Grand Commander, Colonel George
Humphreys, with n grand council OF
of five officers. Major
A resolution endorsing General Grant
for the next Presidency was adonted.
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WEEKLy
sPLEEDDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Critical Nnlfnes nj he pr.ra

. me MoDEL. NEWSPAPER of our COUNTRY
49, 55itn my faper-HARPER's WEEKLY Inns
- LOT ltselI q right To lis title ga JOUR.
nj VI NtLlHAF1oN."--NeIO York Evening
!nE future historians will enrich them
writers, and printers, Fnd nnbISS1Ie,, 49, ~,
tu :T5 TO dust--NetO York EUal0eliSt,
m Lhe nest OF Its class in Americn,-RnsioH
iARPER's WEEKLY may be unreservet,Iv
declared the best newspaper in America -
The Independent, NelU York
the articles upon public Questions yvbict,
aPPe " IN HARPER's WEEKLY from weak In
WSssek' form remarkable series OF 6fieT no
nuct4 essays. They are distinguished IN,
clear and pointed statement, by good COM
mon sense, by Independence and breadth OF
view; Ihey are the expression of mRtuFe
conVlction, nigh principle, and strong feel
ing, and take their place among the hest
newspaper writing OF the tIme.- NOTfh
American RsetelO, Boston, Mas.
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The Democracy or artchirnp

DETROIT, January 29.-The editors
of Democratic papers throughout the
State are urging the State Central Com
mittee to call a Convention the 4th OF
March, for the nomination ofa State
ticket and delegates TO the National
Democratic Convention. They argue
in favor of an early Convention on the
ground that they have no enunciation
of principles that grasp important is
sues of the coming campaign, and NO
common platform which is required as
a ralIyIng and starting point for local
Organization in the State.
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Cincinnati.

JAEUARY 29.-FLoUR-Firm, but
quiet. ri Ls -
GRAIs-wheat-Dull, and prices nom.
inal at 50 55 for No. 1 winter red, and
81 so for No. 2. Corn-Opened firm,
but closed dull at S2c for ear; NO de.
mand for shelled, and prices are nomi-
nal. O3ts-FfFmer at 67a6Sc. RVe-A
shade firmer; No. 1 81 Goal SO; supply
light. BRrley-Firm at 81 25a2 30 for
No. to choice fall.
CoTTON-Active and high; closing at
169<al7c for middling.
WHIsKY-UnchRng and quiet: but
little demand.
PR0vIsIQNs-Held above the views
OF buyers. Mess POrk-Is held at $40 so
AL so for old and new. Bulk meats
Held at S<alOMc for shoulders and
sides, with sales at Sc and l0c, but no
buyers at anything above these rates.
Bacon-Sold to a moderate extent at
S5<c for shoulders and l11Ec and l2c for
clear rib and clear sides. HamS-Su.
gar-cured dull at 14I<a16c.
LARD-Is held at l31fc, but this is No
above the views OF buyers.
DEMONSTRATING
CHERsE-Un
Eoos-30a32c.
HAY-Yery dull at Sls GOALS 90 on ar
SREDs-Firm at 13c for Clover. with
a good demand. TimOthy--Dun 81
g 50a2 60. Flax-In demand at 81 25a
2 80.
Observation-Disclosures at 1sa1so
for raw. Cofee-Firm at 2Oa28c for
MONEY-Market is easy.
GoLD-I40L.
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RffeS.

LEAvENWoRTH, KANSAS. Jan. ia
fire last night on the corner of Shawnee
and Seventh streets, destroyed the
Wagon Factory of Il. r. Clark, and
two adjoihing stables. Loss S25, 900.
ALBANY, Jan. 29.-The Academy Of
Music, under the management of Miss
Trimble, was burned early this morn
ing. Nothing saved. Loss estimated
at $4,000. The property was partially
insured. The dry goods store of Luke
Brothers, adjoining. was also burned.
The stock was saved.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

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Excitement Amonr enc on DenIer,

BOsroN. Jan. 2s,-There was a good
deal of excitement In this city this after
noon, among the dealers in oil, in con-
sequence of the seizure by officers of
the internal revenue, of all the refined
petroleum in first hands, that could be
found. It will be released only when
It can be proved that the Government
tax has been paid. The amount seized
Is very large.
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EtACToRIvILLE, Pa, Jan. 2s.-Dele-
gates have been elected in WyominO
county to the State Convention. Resoe
totions were passed HavorinR General
Iiei Tor PRESIDENT and Mr.. Grow for
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YoNKKRs, May ., 1854.

Aressrs. Geo. G. Htt6bel q Ca
, GENTs.-HRying used only two bottles OF
your Golden Bitters," can recommend
Them with the utmost confidence as tonic,
particularly for q change of diet and water,
II Is as well for ladies and children giving
them part OF q Wine-Blass two or three times
q day. Yours respectfully,
-. -. GEO. @. BAKER
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NEW York, January II, 1854.
MeSSTs. Geo. @. Hubbel q Co.

NEw YoRK, April 2sd, 1se,
Geo. O. Rubbel & Co.-Gendenen. we have
analysed your Golden BitterS, and find mai
its compound parts entJLle Il 10 the notisa N
the medical profession. Since our analysis
satisfactory results, anu :. d 1t particularly
well calculated to correct the anRementof
the digestive organs, such a. dyspepsia CIIaT.
rhoeaS sick headache, cholic, de-, Dc, and is
q superior tonic for daily use In moderata
quantities for aged persons, and also Tor
those of delicate constitutions. Yours -.
Doctors ]. r. 4 4. q. HORBUh 4. z :,
HL ~ No. lST East S2d street
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HoLIDAYsBURs, PA, Jan. 29.-At the
Blair County Democratic Convention a
resolution was passed tnstructinE their
delegates to the State Convention to
vote for Gen. Hancock for the Pres.
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4ouH THY r. Z. GRAHAM.

24st. Courtlandt s., MoSTRkA1, July l,'si
GKNTLRMEN:-Your ..Bltters have been
such q blessing in my family that cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
connnement-aud gotso very low that some
good stlmulent was absolutely -ecessaEy. i
tried wine but Il did no good. wing q bot
tie of Golden Rittaf8" which q been
given me by q fiend, I thought WOH..I try
them; ] had no faith In them, yet thou mt 1
would give them trial can ttuly say
that my wife gained strength and heGtth with
every dose. In one month she was entirely
well and strong. OheeTfuIly do TecOm-
mend them 70 all ladies as q gentle and
renRthening EtlmulRnt.
YOufS, DC,
GEO. a. ]. NORMAN,
Isl West 9th -, N. Y.
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GEO. @, BAKER


MssRs. Geo. G. Hu6bel & o., Hudson. N. Y.
, GEsTs-My family having been the re-.
cipient of msrlIed benefit In health by the
TO acknowledge my sense of gratitude In
this letter, which you arc privileged to use
as you desire. lean confidently assert that
since the INST bottle OF your BitteTs entered
my house have heard Of NO complaint Of
dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled with
the mRlady tor YeaFs. and had also been
much annoyed by piles Ths symptoms
and the disease have both Lent, and she Is
well. Other members OF my family endorse
thegoOd qualities of your article, and can
only say, In couclusion, thnt ! should be
happy TO give verbal evidence to the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. With
much regard, am,
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
Aesrs. Depins q Bolton.

Messrs. Deuins d Bolton.
GENTLRMEN:-Fort the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from Sc.
we're attacks OF Dyspepsia; 80 much SO that I
could with difioulty retain meal in my
s;omach more than twenty minutes, At
night experience great burning In or
sputtSI attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimneSs of sight. tried va.
r1ous cathartto compounds and stomach pre-
partitions, without being afforded any "a.
iectual relief, nll1 used four bottles of''fIub.
bells Golden Bitters," since which period
have not been troubled with a single one
OF the above complaints. From the benefit
those BttterB have afforded me, i feel It my
outy 10 express publicly my grateful thanks.
GEtI. A. BANCROFT
- A EfNIIIlk ant flr,lI.
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List OF Losses by the Late Fire An
- CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Ta, % ~.
WAS the most fIsst .,,,,,,n.e nte last night
Visited Chicosio NY ISI that has ever
hurri sdIv pr33a II Inc list of losses was
is yerV imnerSeot m ana consequently
is given in He Time. ms the loiIoWing list
81. Bnrch, owner Of hS; liza ;t Iao - y.
SO to AZ. LAKE, strset S4dN NM! from from NOS.
ing was erected ninaS ~ 5000; TINS build.
of 1898 600: insnrad e. S1oc Ky Ky az u cost
70 Co., the largest booi: A9bV 1872 Griggs
west, SIZE, 600: insnred o sI15 n6S IN the
Kirkland & Co. boots ana S;Ioos C E5dIsdK 6,
fully insured. RossnfaIS 9, sh p,S l9, 0OO;
caps and furs s75 mn. ;,,S ~ DIT s.; mats
McDouRal. NioSoISS tH atns 100000.
sale dealers in boots and Ao sSoa1, Wh not
900; insured SI5n oOo Se sLHoes, 20,
Co. clothinp. so iSS. ; sono9n i q
HARDWOOD, CartIeGISe & iH as%asu SIo,UOV.
ware, 500! OO0:t insSreJ TS1E oHe n ns
ming Bros. d Co. notions STSS oooa a "a
suTed S75. OOO. Sinon q g, S1oo,OVv; IN.
ishing goods. SI50 an. fnsnr,i So du nIl1
KELLOGG a ca SS'S insured nI S5UO.OOO.
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DREssED Hoss-Unohansed at TX,
s1<as]zc for extra heavy.
Milwaukee.
JANUARY 29.-FLoUR-Dull; city Xxx
GRA1N-wheat-Dull at 50 O91z for
san Francisco.
JANUARY 2s.-FLoUR-S7 5Oas 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-S2 6Oa2 20.
LEGAL TENDERs-72.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30

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utatlon. Read the following: -
PARIS, France, June 2, 1884.
MeS1Ts. Hubbel& Co.
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am, gentlemen. yours, with respect.
CAS1NIER FABRtCSOJ.