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IN THE COURT ORDINARY

I'm THE COURT OF ORDINARY,
YORK DISTRICT.
Nancy Dowdle Anplicant. vs. Allen Dowdle, E.
ditb Dowdle. William Dowdle, Thomas Dow
die, J. L. Dowd!e, and Rebecca Plexico, wife
ofJames Plexico; Margaret Williams, Paulina
Williams, Newton Williams, and Emiline
Williams, heirs-at-law of Margaret Dowdle,
deceased.
TT appearing to nv satisfaction that Allen Dow
die. James Ploxico and wife, Rebecca, being
three Of the Defendants, reside without the State;
1t is therefore, ordered, that they do appear and
object to the Division or Sale of the Real Estate OF
Margaret Dowde, deceased, on or before the eighth
be entered of record. F. C. HARRIS, o. Y. D.
February 20 ($l7.55) 1T
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THE GREAT FERTILIZER.

THE GREAT FEKTILIZER.
II IME of the best quality for PLAISTERING, !,
Masonry fany Kind, or other purposes. will
be kept fresh and constantly on hand att KILN
in Currency, or to exchange for produce at mar
ket rates. ..r.
Large contracts filled on favorable terms. For
further particulars, address
DR.. L. A. HILL,
Antioch, s. c.
Ma- Orders left at the Enquirer Office will re-
ceive prompt attention.
December 5 81 ~
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!. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1868.
PRODUCE MARKET-PRICEs FROM WAGONS.

further advance in prices. We quote to-day, eI-
tremes at 10 to Id cents tax paid by purchaser.
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TWENTY-TTIIRD DAY.

TUESDAY, February 1.-THE Convention as
sembled at half-past 10 o'clock.
The Neaos says G. w. Dill offered q resolution
that the President be authorized to draw from the
treasury a sufficient amount to pay the mileage OF
the members on Saturday After some discussion
it was laid on the table.
Unfinished business being next in order, the con-
sideration of section % was resumed. The section
is as follows:
Treason against the State shall consist in leVying
war against the same, or in adherng to its enemies
giving them aid and comfort No person shall
be convicted of treason unless on the testimony OF
two witnesses to the same overt act or on contes-
sion in open court.
The motion of E. W. M. Mackey to have this
section stricken from the Bill of Rights, was pend
ing at the adjournment on Monday. After some
discussion the ayes and noes were called, the vote
resulting as follows ayes so to &c noes.
Mr.. Niles G. Parker said it waswell known that
a sum of money had arrived, and that it was ready
diate adjournment for this purpose. This was vo-
ted down, and Z. w. NJ Mackey moved an amend.
ment, that the convention adjourn at l24
o'clock. He saw no reason why the absence OF the
chairman of the Finance Committee and the Presi-
dent should compel an adjournment; he thought
the business of the convention could be carried on
without these officers. The vote being taken the
amendment was lost.
Mr.. Parker then moved an adjournment at II J
O'Clock, as this was the hour appointed for the
President to count the money. This motion was
carried almost unanimously.
The opposition were easily satisfied when they
found that the sum of $30, ,000 were awaiting them
at headquarters. Smiles illumined their counten-
ances, and visions of Bills Receivable danced be-
fore their eyes. They departed in the greatest
GOOD humor, to re-assemble at o'clock, when the
Der diem would be forthcoming
TWENTY-FOURTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, February l2-The Convention
mat ot balfpast two o clock. -.. ..
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.,

4 LII persons having demands against the Ees-
n tate of the late SAMUEL RAINEY, Sr., will
present them properly attested, and those indebt-
ed to the estate will please make payment to Ell
ther of the undersigned. =,
2oHN . 8 Hopn ;; GRAFTON, Adm'rs,,3 j.
@~ Chester Standard copy times, and forward
account to this Office Immediately. -"
February6 a.. s. g.. ssa Sts
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THE STOVES HAVE COME!
xU u Mc1ORKLE

rEREBY informs ALL PERSONS who want
III COOKING STOVES. that he has just receiy-
ed a number, direct from the manufacturers OF the
most desirable patterns, which he offers Tor sale on
]. q E. B. STOWE, and examine the lot.
October 81 S 5-@-.AS ; -
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McALILEY g. BRAWLEY,
ATTORNEYS And c0UNSELL0RS,
WILL practice in the Courts of the NORTH
w ERN CIRCUIT, and in the United States
Courts for South Carolina.
MS~ Will devote special attention to cases OF
BANKRUPTCY.
OFFICE AT CHESTER Q. III.
8. McALILEY. Y.............W. H. BRAWLEY.
November % 81 tt
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.firantiaI alt6 Gontnartial.

YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
,oRRECTED WEEKLY BY CARROLL, CLARK q co.
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GUARDIANS, Trustees and Committees must
vJ IT make their ANNUAL RETURNS to this Of
Ace, on or before the FIRST OF APRIL next.
Rules will be issued against all who make default
In this matter. - WALTER B. MEFIS,
y u F. Commissioner In Equity.
January Is 8 st,
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ORDINARY'S SALE.

February 6, 1858. ~. -. 6 49,. At
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TWENTY-FOURTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, February l2-The Convention
met at halfpast two O'Clock.
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IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT.
r. L. Love, administrator, and Jane M. Love,
junction, Account, dc. ........' ....-
vu1HE Creditors of W. P. BERRY, deceased,
are required to present and establish their de-
mands before me, according to law, on or before
the 18th day of April, next. -,
(slL25c) WALTER B. METTS, C.B. Y.D.
January 9 .-..,esz af2l aillsTf 8nr l.
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January %
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DY virtue of Writs of Freri Facias, to me di.
I'D rected, will be sold between the legal hours
Of Sheriffs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
MAysLAUGHTER NEAR NEWARK.

On Tuesday night James Rock, railroad
employf Was found in nscnsibe condition. lying by
the roadside, at Franklin, small town near Newark
on being discovered, the man was taken to a small
shanty near by, where he died Wednesday morning.
The Essex County Physician, Dr. Dodd Immediately
Informed OF the occurrence, and that official made post
mOrtem examination OF the body yesterday morning.
deep vas found the lip OF deceased and on the
back OF the head was also bad bruse The examination
also led che al scovery OF cloted blood about the skull
so strong the Indications of crime. that tho County
Ply scian deemed 1t advisable 10 order coroners in
Guest which he accordingly did Justice Brown OF Belle
Investigated last night. The testimony OF the several
witnesses who examined previous to the departure
Of reporter goes 10 show that st. Patrcks Day
posse Of aboers employed the Paterson aud Newark
railroad (Of which deceased one) deemed advisable
to celebrate the anniversary OF their patron saint Dy De
coming glertOusly Intoxicated" Nearly all OF lhe
saloons in town were visited, and consequence all
the under the influence OF the burning poison
As they reeling along the road uniting IN their
Bacchanaan choruses ~ their number Peter Mead
by name suddenly enraged and vented his fury
by giving the deceased powerful blow IN the lace,
head against stone and received the wound which re-
suited in his death His drunken companions endeavered
convey him from the roadside, but we're noXic ated
10 extent render their efforts OF no avail
1hen followed tho discovery OF deceased as related Ia
the opening OF this paragraph. The accused. Peter
dou, that the allegations against him are In the main
correct What the OF tho difficulty wasis mystic
y the companions Of the deceased man were TOO In
toxlcated 10 give particulars Inc investgaton Ia
stl proceeding and additional particulars will probably
be brought 10 nght There is considerable excitement
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
TIE Jersey CITY EXLEs.

The excitement in regard to the trouble be-
tween Mr. Drew and Commodore Vanderbilt is undated
While Walst is usual in high fever the htte suburb
at the NewJersey terminus Of the COuIandt-st Ferry
h intensely agated. Taylors Hotel is now the castle Of
OF the railroad kings. and In Dudley GreGorys noI
fire proof lies the immense treasure Of wealthy
corporation. few days ago was reported that raAu
about to be made upon the citadel and that Daniel
Drew and his garrison were 10 be ncontncnty gobbed
up violently released rOm their pleasant place OF voun
tary exile and led by force across the placid Hudson even
the city OF Gotham there 10 be mucted in certain
sums for the alleged infraction OF divers and sundy
laws OF our good commonwealth. This report
proved 10 DO a false one Yesterday. however there
came TO Messrs. Drew, Flax Eldridge aud Could more
authentic Information touching contemplated ncursiOn
under the leadership OF two well known OF might and
employed for the purpose hereinbcfOc limited a
Long before the hour fixed foe the departure the hos
tile band from the hthcr side OF Hudsons sunlt stream
a round score Of Jersey Citys guardians were quietly
saoned In the halls and corridors OF Tay inn their
Locust clubs well polished and trim resting within easy
reach OF broad right hands unused 10 bloody strife and
their bright barreed repeaterS awaiting only the signal
10 belch forth their sulpur0us protest against the
yasjou of the baiiwck which allie glance To the
mOnOpolies Of Camden and AmbOy. A and a half
Erie Railway from the track, the workshop and
the long dOck-mon OF theWs and snews made strong by
much welding OF the sledge and other Implements of
weight and pOweralsO up 10 beat back the hosts
Of the enemy when they should appear But no eueDy
and wise say that he who hath the guidance
aud g0yernance OF the Metropolitan Police had taken
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
existing in Franklin, especially among the laborers on
al mi
THE DR4M1.

The Peoples Readings, last night, at Cooper
Institute were attended by an appreciatVe audehce'
These readings are becoming more popular ana are re-
eeiving hearty support They are conducted by MT D. f.
Irobisller yelLkuown eocutonst, and are INTENDED
for n pleasant evening entertainment at ~" nSi1,
The admission fee is ouy ten cents which enables all
Iassos 10 he present duet on the piano opened the
entertainments after which Mr.. Frobsher read scene
from Macbeth in his usual effective style Mrs Garrison
tben snnp ballad with good deal of feeling, ana MI d.
o. Tovnley read s sketch OF the career OF ex Alderman
Michael Rooney, poem of some length but was Obliged
n skin rho rter part OF it in order Ia enable the mana
gcr Co carry ont the programme The Charge OF tle
light Brigade" was well rendered by Mr. H. ~ fniton @
and Mr. Charles Spencer read The Star Spanged Ban
ner with great feeling Mr. Detzand played SOLO on
the piano. and aferwad accompanied several LADIES' VINO
sang The audience elnced the general satisfaction az
the evenings entertainment in the most marked manner
and il the Peoples Readings are always carried on as
they last night they will probably turn sue
gftt1Ix
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
OWIcE og THg NV Yoak eosOEN.f3 NJ ~ ,,fI Co
WE MAKE THEFOLLOWNG PROPOSITION:

The American Condensed M Co 10 furnish LIST Of che names Of 10
President and Superintendent aad the Of s operations And e
poye persons who have during be year t ben a
gagged at lts factory in the coniensaon Of mix.
The Condensed Min Co. to finnish sAr "' 81 ~ em
ploy6s and operators
These lists to be placed the hands Of three geuteb 10 BE- ~
by His Honor The Mayor Hoffman who shall examine UeeT
oath any Of the persons named @ sts that they may dSnA a
who shall aso be liberty make aDy fohe siaslAon @ nay
desire
II the Committee report that The Newfok CONDENSED WA 20 Las
during the year 1863 removed from mE ondeeo or soH o'
them the New York Condensed MIX CO. shall psesi TO The Ces
Hospital and Nursery Thousand Dollars.
Committee that the NewIok Condensed Ss q" D"
not removed milk condensed sold b then darns Le
year l9 Condensed M Co shall present to e
said Hospital One Thousand Dolars
the Committee report that the AMBRICAS conienset MN Go has
a,rpr the year 1868 REMOVED CREAM from mi oOOdessd
sold by them Coaltnei Ms Co ihsu pe'sn' TIE
Cb,Hs Hospital aud Nursery One Thousand DollArs
II the Committee report that the American Condensed MIA Go tss
no, during The year 1868 from any milk condensed o ''a
by them the Condensed M Co. shall pressas 10 the 's
Hospital thousand DolarA
The expenses Of this Investigation 20 be pa ty The Company st is
Committee .bs report has REMOVED CREAM from uF btf soa
ueD'AIO@ AUG. BLEMNi Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
A BILL. TO LEG ALIZE THE NEw EEIE ISSUE j.
TRoDUCED At ALBANY


Arp,vy. March ia bill is before the RaIl-
road Committee OF the Assembly 10 legaze the new issue
of Ire stock II provides as follows;
Frst That the issue OF bonds. for the purpose OF con-
n,etiie fnTpishnc and operating Their road sald po
m he Convertible into common stock, ~ Within tue Po
OF the Erie Railway Company .. s,,ob stock
S,cosd When the Company hereafter issues SUI a. :, r
II shall ON the lst day of January next eshE In tho
tGcatrin the Office Of the Secretary OF state' se Wv
number of .hares and the time when issued 49, l,on.nv
third Declarcs il ia within the powers Oi to ii,ad
t guarantee the bonds coupons Of any VlIo.
company. necessary or proper 70 secure 'No
Of the Erie Railway or other ralTo1d nonv IN con-
Fourth. Empowers the Eric Railway ,oip'S ,"SSot cor.
tract with any other company 10 prONuu ~ tIere in
responding TO The Erie gauge, ana 10 tn GERS
order to facilitate the transportation oil ENo
and freight. 49,, ala of the Erie
Company I'm issning bonds ana stocks rrsItVNo M
entering into such contract and guarantee pioi W
date.
THE ERIE WAR IN THE NEWJERsEH lie GlsLA
TURE.
TRENTON. March ia bill has passed both
Houses to-day and is in hands Of the Governor TO en-
able certain corporations eecualy TO transact the
business in the state Of NewJersey IL slipped through
attracting little attention but Is tho biggest thing OF the
session. II covers the Erie Railroad case ana the estap
Usbment OF their Offices in Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
TO CORRESPONDENTS

"J. S. Elizabeth, w. Va, wants to know a
good location for a saddle and harnessnaker and shoe
maker In Iliuos Missouri" We can't inform him..
"Ithid " wants good work on Punctuation. We know
Of none There is book, called "Wison on Punctua-
ton" which may be bought ut bookstores W l.. r."
All elections in tins State must be held between sunrise
and sunset IL ia not lawful 10 hold town election open
two days. nnder any circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
IAnnonnceme1i%l

SELLING OFF.-OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE
MAY ROOM FOR VERY isrohISr ,.4
Ioy ANn EXTENSION BUILDING IHE CHEAPEST
avn NJ CLOTHING MES AND BOYS TO BIZ FouSp
~ THs CRY OuK MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT IS uSpss
T v,ysCEnEsr OP Mr. BRowsRLL or bRoADWAf AND HAS
yrsr ENTIRE NEw AssORrhSIo oI
LONDON, PARIS, BOsroN, AND SkWlokA 0N
'' DROKAw BROTHERS
No q POURTH-AyE,
OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20


Steamships Missouri Ng Havana zen Barnes F Savannah Saratoga
ior AouI
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ma eh aAyed steamships William Kennedy from BAT
hiselphs Neptune from New ora sup
bark Mmob from hobiei brgs D0r
fo ,Yeufseos Amelia London. Wiudei from New 0reans
Prince; Maria Ponce, T. K Aso arr brig
T. schr BoaecN tBT from St. John p H.
osDON Mh l9Arcd rhrs Telegraph, from Porto Rico
Eiklhehport for Norwich Oliver Spenan foA
gsshehpo n Steelman do; j. II. Watson do
Gold Leaf bark g. H. Thompson from sandwich ls1hdsNh
oil bone williams Barnes Sailed scb Texas Tor
Eirabehrot j. Ru,iug 10 oop Mary Gray for New.YOrk
MONROE March 9Arr'ed bark Jean Flanders ron
Rio With coffee for ORDERS
Passed opRrs samuel MAR for Falmouth; Mississippi fcr Dsns
Eddy Ads Tor Weues T. s. steamship Gettysburg for
Key West. =.
taulaS Sailed stesm Prometbeus Tor Phsdelphis.
S,yyS.B lgtriyed, SHIPS May Flower and Francis
Cutting, Liverpool; steamship 1onswsndS from PhsdephiA hr
,ou Newloi Noh Point Baths City Of Port suPnee Boston
ship Meloae, HsSEt.
FOREIGN PORTS
"a bark Wheatland; jan baks
and Irondc from Cardiff Geo jenkins from
Saaunsh 10; bss EeI from New York JsB 20 Frank
Angosins from CadiE Jau 81
SedJsn H. bark Jessie for Newlork 6h CITY Of Bangor for
Antwerp brig Senodts for Baumo iSth bars Tavea for Ant
Para Feb port b Sslenu and Fred Clark for NevYOi
waiting
Hsy,v, March l9Ths steamship TsPpahannOct Capt Olsen,
sailed to-day New Orleans
BEnNun March L-In port brig Florence (Br) frsm Msi,p,
for with dir damaged and the loss Of sails brig George
Cruus tBr from St. Mary's for Mouevdeo put in lsaky
WIALERs.
March La l6 long 547 whaling schooner A. Paine Of Prov
March sLaI 237 long 6S ps'sed brig Eliza NJ Msr bound
nor.h
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

GOOD heed h time and had set his guards 90 wach nv
portals Of tho ferries lest that which was rpp"d 20
sbouId come 10 pass aud men bent on mischief snuuu H.
frth fro, Cofhau and bring shame upon her ~ w, ~,
deeds Of Violence over beyond In Jersey hard 4y % her
a. IN may tbcre was no raid. Our SISTER ciiy w ~ ~
usual sfe Of repose aud tie Eric directors snugS Ia "a
sconced in their cosy chambers, read the Drsky Pt
ronicles ~ The day which has just passed, deptiaH
soberIv nm an matters pertaining 10 broad gauge msn
freirts monopoly aud the Ike discuss the prosp@t,s
~ re onouin cauDaig and In all possible ways mlko
thcr new lie as pleasaut aud comfortable s II Is I'D 'o
mower OF expatliated men 10 make II.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

UuMANITY's RooF-Just as a Mansard roof
add 10 the beauty Of structure hat aids the good appearance
Of wee gentleman Spring styles which, as everybody
knows. are to be had famed establishment No. 22 BOadw are
, most sonaby shaped and lasting Of hats Gentlemen who have
purchased of KNOX al acknowledge this
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
THE GREAT ERIE CASE.

cro A. oscooD APPOINTED RECEIVER OF THE
$4,000 600 OF sTOCK-JUDGE CLERKEs IN
functions OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CON
FLMT OF JUDICIAL AUTHORITY.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

"SoMETHING TO Dor-Young men and others
end pleasant and profitable SELL our new ard popular so''
Ijbr,I terms given by s. r. WELLS No. 3ss Broadway NY.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

More than 100000 saved annually by, the
BrEgL.s AL.Es Thieves ouSittei their trade en-
iry deD5el sleep safety. Office. No 2oi Broadway h.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07
STATE ITEMS.

-Dss Meinss voted one per cent. in cid
Of the Des Noines Valley Railroad on Sat.
ufday last
The Washington branch Of the @. R
l. 4 P. r. r.. is to Be pushed through to
Ottumwa.
The republicans Of Des Moines Of.
tempted to get up big meeting on Satur.
day. A sorry Job, just ~ it is al over the
country.
From the Muscatins Courier ~ learn
that DR.. Psrdus, Of Moscow, was assaulted
bv Eve Radical ruf6ians few evenings sge
for expressing bis political opinions. s.onsi
were thrown at him in the street, whsr
the Doctor retired to his once. procured
his shot gun and discharged one barre
ct the eowardly miscreants, when thsJ
made an ignominious retreat. "Lst us hsv,
psaee."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07

PRRscNAL.-P. L. Gable, Of Rock Island,
returned homo last week. His injuries
from the upss,ting Of a coach on the west
tera plains arc very severe. He is unable
to move withou. crutches, and then only in
painful manner.
Col. c. G. Carpenter, s. +. Davis, W. c.
Wilson, passed through this city Saturday
en- roSts for Des Moines. They are COM
rnit.es from Webster, Hamilton and Ply
mouth counties TO wait upon Gov. Merrill,
and ask him 70 call special session Of the
Legislature, for the purpose Of rspealing
the famous " Doud Amendment" We
mistake the temper Of the 18th Gene, al
A''sn6ly. if such . vote can b carried,
~sveF. the Southwestern part Of the State
.w 70 ~ united in the request.
we are pleased to see Conductor Star.
buck, who had his head al L,.,l.s ),
pieces By the railroad .ccia,n. ,.,,r.l
months ago. out again and looking exceed
insly veil. lie fnds, if two lohs. .f ri.
brain wsrs left bare and his head o,h.r-;..
put out Of joint, that hs faculties .re ,n;n,
paired and a. bright a. ever. Hi, r.eo,.,,
10 = triumph to surgical skill and m,aica
care.
J.H. Miliard, Esq, and family, Of On.
ha, are stopping in this city for f.,
days.
Mr.. Parker W. MeManu., Wood Insps,
tor for the u. P. r. R., with headquasteI
At Cheysnas, arrive home On Saturday, fG
fsw days visit 70 relatives il this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07

SEYMOUR AND BLArn.-Mr. N. Kslehor is
now ia the city with some 6nc pictures Of
Seymour and Blair. the Democratic stand
ard bearers. Every democra, should have
one as they are truthful likenesses Of those
two great statesmen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07

OK I'll. ELEcrIoS.-Mr. O. j. Dmick Of
Rock lsland, has sold his Bashaw colt
James vsn Eta" to Maj j. n. Beard.
sley. for 81, 900. cash, to be paid on the
election OF Seymour and Blair. The sale
va, made Friday. and the horse delivered
Saturday. Mr.. Bsardsley has given good
security for the payment Of the same in case
Of Ssymour's election, otherwise he 10 not
to give anything. This is good and safe
sale for Mr.. Dimick.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07

Morn pArcRgs, FREcxLEs AND TAs.-The
only reliable remedy for those brown dis-
colorations on the face is "Psrry's lHeh and
Fr.ctte Lotion" Prepared only By DR.. B.
q. Perry, ~ Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07

How i'll white hairs become fool and
joster,' said Henry ". How i'll, indeed,
thev become any ono when "Bsrrstts Veg
etable Hair Restorative" occaionally applisd
will keep the hair as fresh and glossy in
old age as in youth. To this valuable ar
tic!s was awarded the only prize medal
over all competitors. Tri States Union
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07

In refined society, u person usi ne the or
dinsry perfumes Of the day is at once set
down ~ devoid Of taste and sentiment.
Since the introduction OF Phalea's new
perfume, "FLOR De MAYO" the scents
formerly en togn have been entirely aban-
donsd by the fashionable world, aud this
delicate and refreshing floral extract ha. re-
placed them.