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FROM Pannma.
NRW YoRK, October q

NV 4O6N5 SSASSSA ASs :
The steamer Henry. Chaunesy, from
Aspinwall the 7th, brings S26S. sol in
treasure from California.
Inc Assembly ofPanama had organ
lied, delegating executive power to
acting President Correas0. BE had
proclaimed war against Chiriqni.
1t is generally believed that Kimball,
who murdered Parker at Aspinwall,
soon after died.
Chiriqui has declared itself indepen-
dent of Panama, and organized a new
with Senior Agnew US Pres
ident.
The government troops had been de-
feated under the late Secretary of State,
Arna, who was killed.
The Chiriquian commander, Albadia /,
invites the landing of the Panama
troops, as he is anxious to whip them.
Nothing new from South America.
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COMMERCIAL hND FIEAHCIAL.
By rELEGnAPH.
NEw YonK. October IS.


COTToN-Opened heavy and lower,
but closed rather more steady; 2, 600
bales sold at 25a25kc for middlinR up
lands, closing with no sales under 251<c.
FLoUR-Cl0sed active aud steady for
State and heavy for Western brands.
GRAIN.-Wheat-1a better, and in
moderate export and home trade de-
mand. Rye-Quiet at 81 Goal 81 for
Western. Oats-Dnll at 74c for West
ern aflOat. Corn-More active and firm
er at 81 13a1 15H for unsound and
81 16l<Rl II for sound new mixed west
ern nfloat, and 81 II delivered of old
weeyil cut western mixed.
PRoVIsIoNs.-Pork- Dull and de-
clinin4. with few sellers; mess SIS so
cash. BeeE-Dull and dropping. Cut
Meats-Quiet aud firm. Bacon-SteRdy,
with moderate demand.
LARD-Dull at 19kaI91<c for fair 10
prime steam.
EGss-Firm at 26a29c.
DKY GOODS.
Cotton goods firm and in sympathy
with raw staple. Cotton yarns, prices
though job lots can be picked up at
3S1zc. Brown drills are scarce and firm
ut lSc; best makes heavy brown sheet
ings steady at 15Hal6ci best makes
printing cloths have been irregular
during the week, but close firm at 7lzc
DE6b 6NduodLus SaAlEDt1 III I6-
quest and firm at l shilling for popular
makes. Woolens, weather still too
warm for active trade, II Ye except
low prices for aaunels, which are ac-
tive and buoyant. Blankets and ladies
felt skirts are in good request, but
goods for mens' wear are quiet, except
desirable grades of low priced beaver
doeskins in black and coaIings, which
sell for - SO for double width.
MONEY AHn s-OCVa
GoLD-Firm; opened at 1875; closed
GovERNMExT sTocKs-Activa and
higher: Coupons OF 81, 115<all51zi do
1872, 1l35Sa1l39<; do 'G4, 1lI1zalll5s; do
'65, 11lssalllA; do new, lO92Ss1OS1s;
do '67, 110aaI101G: do '6s, llOallOA;
STocKs-5:30 prices; Pacific Mail 126Iz
aI28N: Atlantic, 22a25; Western Union
Telegraph 363<a37: New York Central
I28JIsl28Ik: Ere 4s5S s48Il: do preferred
7Oa7I; Ohio d MIsBissippt Sl4a3lss;
wabash 63L<aG3J<; do preferred 70a111z;
MichIsan Central 11sIIall9; Michigan
li43<: Toledo IO41<a1O55I; Terre Haute
4lZa44, do preferred 63a65; Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapo-
lis 40.
EXPRESS SHAREs-wells, Fargo q
Co. 2O3Sa305s; American 46Na46Ei
Adams 5I1<a5l1z; United States 4Sa4s1<;
Merchants Union 227<a23.
Cincinnati.
ocTonER 15.-FLOUR-Dull; family
GRX1NEWheat-Advanced 10 81 GOA
] 90 for No. red. Corn-Daclined to
orc now IN market and Eold at 60c this
afternoon. Rye-Quiet at 81 36a1 10.
Oats-DulI at 59c. BarIey-HIgher;
| Canada at So 40,
CorroS-Dull at 24c for mIddIIng.
ToBACCo-Firm; sales OF 2l5 hhds;
luRs at S66a10; leaf at S12a3l.
1 WHIsKEY-Declined to 81 %.
PRoyIsIOEs-Mess Pork-At $50 20
Bulk Meats-Duu at 12aI4c for should.
ers and sides. Bacon-DulI. Shoulders
At l31<c, Sides-l53<a16e. Clear Rib
| At 1910, and clear at 17a171<c. Sugal
Cured Hams-Dull; second pickle sold
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BY TELEGRAPH,
PENNSYLVANIA.
PH1LADE1pH1A. oct. 15

A dispatch from Indiana county
makes Covodes' majority in the Dis
Lebonan county gives Cake for Con-
gress IL 475, and Hays election sure by
325, majority e-71
A revised liable OF majorities as far as
received reduces the Republican major
itY to 1881. The Age (Damocraticj es-
Inmates the Republican majority at
about 8, 900. Another dispatch says the
Republican State Committee of Penn
sylyanfa fix the majority at 10,665.
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[By Mail.l
From the Pitts6lr0 GGsette

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1868.
Aessrs. Covode, Cake and Taylor,
Republicans, have been re elected to
Congress. John Cessna in the Somer-
set District, has also been elected. These
comprise all the doubtful districts, with
the exceptions of the Third (Myers,)
where the returns are made doubtful
by Democratic frauds. We have gain
ed eight members of the lower house
in the State Legislature. The Repub-
lican msjority in the State is about ten
thousand, which would have been at
least nineteen thousand. but for unpre-
cedented bloodsbed and fraud. In this
city the Democratic candidates claim
ing to be elected will be subjected to
Judicial investigation, to begin as soon
as the official vote is announced. The
Pennsylvania victory is complete.
]. w. FoRNEY.
Here is how we figure Mr.Covode'G
election in the Twenty.first District /:
Mr.. Fosters msjorities: Fayette, $40;
Westmoreland, 1, $50; total, 1925; CO.
vode's msjority in Indiana county,
2 $50; Covods's majority, %. This is
close figuring, but we think the cor
rect returns to be received will dimin-
ish the reported Democratic maiori-
ties
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mAssAcHusETTS.

BosToN, October Is.
The Republicans of the I'd district
have nominated Oakes Ames for re-
election to Congress.
The Governor appoints November
18th as Thanksgiving Day.
Josiah Perham, we'll known in con-
nection with railroad excursion par
ties, Is dead.
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MARYLAND.

BALr1MoRE, Oct. Is.
A convention of delegates repre-
senting the EmiRrant Societies of the
United States Will assemble in this
city on Saturday next. The object is
stated 10 be to adopt uniform sys-
tenn of action for the protection and
of emigration. rrepa-
ratiops have been made for the recep.
tion of delegates who are expected
from all the principle cities of the
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@dufaiisnaI.
WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

yT,HE FALL TERM OF THIS 1NSTITU.
fntion will begin SEPTHMBEE LIST, 1S6s
1he scope OF the College, beside a PREPA - !,
RATORY DEPARTMERT, embraces 19Il
and thorough Courses OF 1nstTuction In
EathetndicS, Ancient and Modern Languages,
ThiIoSophy, General Literature, the ScaenceSr
40TfctLtfuTe and Military Tactics.
The cost or Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $3.50 to sl75 per annnnl;
IN respect to Health, beautiful scenery anu u
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
unsTIE hTEX. MARTIN, DID,, Prttideni, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral PhiIosopny.
"a. LYON, A, NJ, Pic0 President, froIessSo[
of English Literature, and Principal fFePy
Department. 19-o,o,,or or Ma.
thenatics and OF Military Tactics.
"a "a. STEVENS, A. M, Professor OF Nhtufai
PhiI0Sopby and of the Natural Sciences.
HEERY w, HARHAN, ID Dr. ie FEoiesSoE SSd,o oI
Ancient and Modern Languages anu LlIei"-
ture. NJ Assistant in
the Preps ratoIy Department. ,,,,,,,,. =,
(3Fo 81. HAGAGS, kEq. Supef4nlehueu'N VI
tbe Grounds and Buildings. -,
HHGH W. BROCK, NJ. D., Lecturer on
f4fslSJs 9on, JOIN a. Dill, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law ALEX. MARTIN.
MoReANrowN, West Va.
auRl9
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CANADA.
W1NDsoR, october 10.

WINDB0RI UcLober 10.
Reno and Anderson, who are impris-
oned here awaiting the result OF a sec-
ond trial for extraditiOD, endeavored
to break jail by getting through the
floor, but were frustrated in the further
prosecution of their design.
Two attempts were made within an
hour, to-day, TO shoot detective Pinker-
ton, who is working up the above case,
but they fortunately failed.
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.. y. rre.bzter.an synod.

SARATOGA. October Is.
The old school Presbyterian Synod,
OF Albany, held their annual session
to-day. About so ministers and elders
were present. a resolution in favor of
the union of the old and new school
was adopted unanimously.
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CALIFoRsIA-
sAN FRANc1sco. OctobeI

SAN FRANcIsCo, October 10.
There is great rejoicing throughout
the State and territories on the Pacific
Coast among the Republicans over the
result of the elections in Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio. Enthusiastic meet
ings are being held in all the cities and
villages
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Announcement of Public Meetings


Tho Union Republican State Central Com
mittee annouD CO the following list of Union
meetings, which will be addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men are
requested TO see that full notice is given OF
the meetings in their county and that
proper accommo odailons for Speakers and
audience are provided. -.-Ari.
Friday, October 10,
RdrersICood, Hon. W. r. Stevenson.
Hon. w. 7. Wiley.
Saturday, October IL,
Point Pleasant Hon. Jno. 8. Carlile.
AlottndSriLLc, Hon. +. H. Peirpolnt.
Troy. GfImer Co., Hon. d. D. 7. FaInsworth.
AEOnddV, October 10,
BeIlvfIe Hon. w. K. Stevenson,
Hon. W. T. Wiley.
Raleigh C. II. Hon. j. II. Ferguson.
ZT,eSddy, Octo0cr 20,
NeID Creek q. r. Carskadon.
Vost UniOtt, Hon, John s. CaTlile.
Wednesday, October 81,
ParkerSbI,T0, Hon. w. K. StevtnEon.
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
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OHIO

COLUMBUS, Oct. 16-lOP. NJ.
Returns so far show from sixteen to
seventeen thousand Republican major
ity in Ohio.
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MEXICO.

NEW YORK, October Is.
Vera Cruz advices state that Juarez
has decreed the free importation of
breadstuhs into YucatAD, for three
months, on account of the starving
condition of the Inhabitants.
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woRcEsrER, MASS. nearly doubled
its population in the last ten yesrs' and
for the last year alone the increase
amounts to over 800 dwelling house,
5s5 polls and p69 children between i've
and fifteen years of age.
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HAVANA.

HHvAxA, October II.
All disturbances have been suppress
ed and the Island Is now perfectly
AdvIces from Porto Rico state all
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INDIANA.

ST. LOUIS, October IS.
The Times has dispatch from ]. ].
State Central Committee. as follows !:
The election is undoubtedly close, but
we have but little doubt that we have
elected Hendricks. The Radicals claim
the State, but are unable to name any
majority. 1 have every reason to be-
lieve that the State is safe. Large DEM
ocratic gains in many counties are re-
ported. Niblack in the first, Kerr In
the second, Holman in the third, and
Voorhees, in the sixth, are positively
elected. This is gain OF one over our
very latest previous adVices, and figures
insure the State by about !, 800 majori-
ty. We do not see how this reckoning
can be overturned,
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INDIANAPoL1s, October is.

OtIicial returns received to-day show
small Republican gains on reported
majorities. Both parties are still claim
ing the ticket. The Indications are that
the Republican majority will be 500.
Official returns from the Fourth Con-
gressional District places the election
of Julian (Republican) to Congress, In
doubt. His m9jorities are much less
than the State ticket.
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river ana weather.

PITTSBURGH, October Is.
River TWO feet six inches and falling
slowly. al
CINCINSATI, October Is.
Weather clear: thermometer 6O'.
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6IuaufIaI.
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or wHEELING.
Designated Depository U. s.
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S9RFE6s....... SSSS
Money received on deposits Exchange
DISas GoiIections s made and proceeds promptly
fntsrest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
poSit remains six months, and 1--WE per
cent, If for one year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers.
Bankers and otheIs solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums To suit.
con slant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and /, 2 8 & Sc coin, kept for the Rc-
commodatiOn OF depOSiIoIs and the public.
GEO. X. WHEAT, Pres't-
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

orwe-. virginia.
CapIrnI Pnia IN, snOo.OOO.
TNHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUsI..
hank OF Wheeling" 1t Is a desi1nRted be-
posilory and Financial ascnt Of the United
Stat s, and Is prepared 70 do Legitimate
Banking business,
PresfdeHL-JAs. Nelson Vance.
DtrectoTs-Thomhs Sweeney, l. 3. Della.
plain, jas. O. ACheson, John DOnlOD, Robert
CranPle A. Allen Howell. VIM. b. Sim pBOD,
James DaEeIl. s. BRADY, Cashier.
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addressing the same are hereby re"
auested to present and advocate the
claims of the nominee of this Conven-
tion to their respective audiences.
On motion of Mr.. Sampson, it was
> Resolved, That the thanks Of # this his
Convention are due to Messrs. Haltz
& Heintzlenan, for the use of their
hall during the meeting of this body:
On motion of DR.. j. E. Byrd, it
Resolved, That the thanks of this
Convention are hereby rendered the
President and Secretary for the eff
cient and satisfactory manner in
which they have discharged their re-
spective duties.
On motion of S. J. Townsend, it
was
Resolved, That the Secretary re-
quest the different newspapers in this
Congressional District to publish the
proceedings of this Convention.
On motion, the Convention then
adjourned. JOS. F. RHAME,
Secretary.
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A CARD.

Mr.. EDITOR: About sixteen months
since, 1 joined the Union League of
Camden, thus uniting my fortune with
the Radical party. now confess that
1 am heartily ashamed Of the party and
its leaders, and take this public method
of repoupcing my faith and allegiance
to it. And in doing so, Iadvise all of my
colored friends to dissolve their connec-
ton with it and unite with the Demo-
cratic party, as I think that party alone
can save the country. 1t is my inten-
ton to vote the Democratic ticket, and
to get all to unite with me that [ pos
sibly can. l have nothing, whatever,
to say in justification of my past course,
except that it was an error of the head.
J. B. WILLIAMS.
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SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.-Have you

SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.-Have you
seen it? That Little Brick, the great
political sensation. A splendid illus
trated Democratic Campaign paper,
got up expressively for the campaign
and edited by an ex-Confederate sol,
dier. It's Red Hot, and a regular
Ku Klux in the newspaper line. Gre
ates a sensation wherever it goes. Ii
is fully equal to "Brick" Pomeroy in
sharp and spicy editorials and side
splitting carricatures. It's death or
Radicals. Beats anything ever pub
lished. Terms only 25 cents for SIX
months.
Address LITTLE BRICK,
Alton Illinois.
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Too Big A PR1cE.-A correspond
cnt sought to have the New York
Citizen come out for Grant and Col
fax, and received the following in
reply: ,
"Pay for a Freedman's Bureau,
$4,000, 900; for a great number aoo OF
unnecessary bayonets, 100000, 900;
for a uselessly large navy, $40, ,OoO''
900; for protective tariff; $780, ,OOO,>
900; for crazy schemes of reconstruc-
tion' 500, 1000, 900; and for innumer-
able corrupt office-holders, l,0Co,-
900. We love Grant, admire his
nobleness of character, his generosi-
ty, hisfairness toward inferior officers
his liberality to a beaten foe; we
would walk hundred miles to do
him honor, but we cannot afford him
as President at that price"
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Ordinary's Notice.

To Executors, Erscutrir, Administrators, &C.,
who have been remissive in exhibiting An
nual Returns of their respective trusts TO
;his Office for years past viii on or before
Court. November Term, 1865, do well to ad-
here 10 this call. Those ncglec' ing 70 COM
ply. viii find Rules issued against them in
the Sberifs Office in de.auli Also, all per-
sons indebted 10 me for office fees for years
past, will likewise do well 10 listen to the
call, otherwise they will find their accounts
placed in the hands of other officials for col
lection. ALEX. L. MCDONALD,
Sept. "a o. X. d.
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TERRIBLE REsuRREcTIoN-General
Fitzpatrick reports singular and hor-
rible circumstance which took place at
africa, on the South side of that city,
during the recent fearful earthquake.
AS the earth opened and yawned, there
came up fire hundred mummies, who
stood in long lines facing the sea,
every one of the skeletons in perfect
preservation, the hands doubled up
and supporting the chin, the kne"s
drawn up, and the feet supporting the
feshless body! This must have been
one of the most frightful sights posi-
BILE, and quite beyond description. The
spot where these mummies now stand
was once an old cemetery, some. ninety
years ago, it is said, and these skeletons
are doubtless the fabled Incas and In
dians who either buried themselves
alive or were inferred in this manner.
They correspond exactly to the old
mummies of the Incas.
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The total Democratic gains in the
elections that have occurred during
this year have amounted to 40,4OO
votes. The total Radical gains at
elections that have occurred this year
have been 5000 votes. If this sort
of thing continues, how large ma
jority, according to the Jacobin arith>
metic, will Grant get in November
next ?-Chicago Times.
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A COOP IDEA.-The Memphis
Avalanche makes the following sug-
gestion:
"We learn from the Picayaue that
a movement is on foot in New Orr
leans to effect a plan for colored peo-
pile who are our friends and those who
are against us. 1t is proposed that
every member of a club shall take un-
der his special care one or more color
ed men, who desire to 60 with the Dem
ocratic party, and shall have his or
their names enrflled upon books kept
by the Clubs for that purpose; that
he shall accompany them to the polls
on the day of election, and after hav>
ing seen them deposit their votes, is
sue them certificates that they voted
the Democratic ticket that their
names are enrolled upon the books of
such club, and asking that they re-
ceive the support and encouragement
Of all good Democrats in the city and
State. The adoption of this plan in
Memphis and elsewhere could not fail
to resultin good. Let colored people
vote for whom they please, but let it
also be understood that those who
vote to keep the white men of the
country from exercising the rights
and privileges of freemen must look
for their daily bread to the base men
whose counsels they follow. Radi-
calls draw strict lines between their
friends and foes and it is time Con-
servatives were ceasing to play into
their hands. Colored Radicals live
off the fruits of employment given by
Conservative whites; yet vote to keep
their employers Aapd benefactors
ground into dust. If our people Ion
ger permit this condition of affairs to
exist they deserve to be kept under
the rule of the thieves and robbers
who are rapidly changing the South
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
i free of charge) to all who desire it,
the prescription with the directions for ma
king and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only OBJ
iect is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
it will cost than nothing, and may prove q
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 1G5 Second South st., Williamsburg, N. Y.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A Gentleman WHO suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all-the effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it the receipt md directions
Tor making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advitiser's experience can do 80 by ad-
dressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar st., New York.
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CAUTION.

MY WIFE CATHARINE, having left my
wi bed and board without just provocation
Thereby caution all persons against harbor.
ing or trading with her, onslny account, as1
will pay NO debts that she may contract;
RICHARD BAILEY. (Colored)
August l3. 1t
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Steel Brush
GUILET GIN.
Get the best Gin and yeu wiU get the
best price for your Cotton.

TIME Steel Brush GULLET GIN is con-
i ceded TO be the greatest improvement
for the cotton planter. By its peculiar ac-
ton, the fibre is drawn out in such man
ner rs to improve the staple and bring into a
higher grade of classification, thus increas-
ing the price from half cent per pound up
wards.
This Gin may be seen Mt the plantation of
H, Baum, and cotton ginned at that place by
the above Gin, may be seen at the store of the
undersigned.
BAUM BROS,
Agents for Kershaw and Lancaster Districts.
Sept. IL. 3
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Democratic Notice.

TINE Democratic Clubs of Kershaw Dis
L trict are invited to send two delegates
each to meet at Town Hall, in Camden on
Saturday, October 3rd, to organize Central
Executiee Committee for the District, and for
the transaction of other important business.
J. B. KERSHAW,
Presdt Kershaw Dist. Dem. Club.
Sept. 10, At.
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THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
1923 Broadway, New York.
Sept. 26. 8m.
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into a desert. 1t is time for half
wav measures to cease. The Radi-
Gals who use these colored dupes
should be forced to take care of them.
Those who dance should pay the fd-
4ller.