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The New York herald., 1869-01-22
Tho French Blue Book.

OF the internal condition and the foreign
relations Of no country under the sun have we
had SO much information voluntarily commu.
nicated, since this year commenced, as we
have had of those of France. The Emperor
delivered his usual address to the foreign am
bassadors on New Years Day; M. de la Valette,
few days after, looking down from the
serene heights Of the imperial eyrie, addressed
the representatives Of France at foreign courts |;
Napoleon has since addressed the Chambers,
and now the world is asked to read the French
Blue Book. The two addresses of the Emperor,
the circular of M. de la Valette and the Blue
Book are all busdened with the one message,
which is, that France Is well, that she is ON
good terms with herself and with her Emperor,
that her relations with the outside world are
satisfactory, that she desires peace, and that
she is strong enough to command respect. All
this is very well and not wholly untrue. Pity
that the same oracles cannot assure us of the
perpetuity Of the empire and of the eternal
reign Of Bonapartes. In spite Of all this pa
rade and show Of words there are many who,
though they have no i'll will to Napoleon, can
not see the empire after him. Personal gov
ernment has done much for France, but it has
not reconciled France to perpetual despotism.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

TIE CRETANs AND THE AMBRICANs.-A
cable despatch informs us, on the authority Of
an able but eccentric Paris journal, that the
President Of the Cretan provisional govern
mcnt has not been captured; that, on the
contrary, he is on his way to the United States
70 raise money and buy iron-clads. Very like
whale, Monsieur De Girardin. M. lie Presi-
dent had better not give himself 80 much
trouble. We have had enough Of bis sort.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

TROUBLE FOR JOHN BULL IN New ZEA-
LAND.-H will be seen by our cable dispatches
that frightful massacre Of the whites by the
natives has occurred at Poverty Bay, New
Zealand. We are without particulars, but
there is no doubt that the sacrifice of lives has
been great, as the native New Zealanders
are a warlike race and very bitter in their
hostility to the British. 1t is not long since
similar massacre occurred on the island, and,
taken altogether, there is q strong probability
that John Bull will have busy and bloody
time in putting down the savage malcontents.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

MINISTER BURLTNaAME IN PARIS. We have
q few additional particulars by cable OF the
reception Of Minister Burlingame and his
Chinese coadjutors in Paris. 1t will be seen
that they are soon to be presented TO the
received with true French politeness and cor
diality. This forms striking contrast with
the brusque and uncivil reception they met
with in Englaud--at least at the hands Of the
leading London journals.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

for one dollar a month.
The postage being only thirty-fve cents
quarter couatry subscribers by this arrangement
can receive the HERALD at the same price it is
furnished in tie city.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

WHERE THERE s A WILL THERE s A Way
But In the present Senatorial imbroglio in
Indiana there seem to be two Wills In the
way-will Cumback and viii Holloway. The
lie is out between them, and they both bear
the reputation Of being fighting men, having
been colonels Of Indiana regiments during the
war. The Cincinnati Commercial, thinks there
Ia o wsy out Of the trouble without bloodshed.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

ANSWERING THE APPETITE OF IMM-
aRANrs.-The New Orleans Picayune is
apprehensive that Southern immigration will
be circumscribed on account Of the natural
disposition of Americans to disregard and to
ridicule the appetites Of foreigners who como
to settle among them. ITO expect men,"
remarks the Picayune, ''who come from
regions where the bread Of the humblest ia
madc from wheaton -four to be happy on
corn bread is almost as unreasonable as IL
would be to expect one Of our people to 60
into ccstacies over an Esquimaux's meal Of
blubber or Chinese rat pie" Almost as
unreasonable as IL would be to expect q
Louisianian from the interior bayous to be
justified If, on q European tour, he should
complain Of being deprived Of his alligator
steaks and "sugar cane green" II foreigners
cannot at first admire American diet they will
in short time come round to IL. In tho
words Of the old lady when skinning the cells,
tsThey II get used to it,"
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
FIRE At HIGH saIuct, wssTcHtsTsa COUNTY.

disastrous nre occurred on the west side Of High
Bridge westchester county ct six O'Clock last night
MONEYS Hotel took Gre from q defective 1ue and
was entirely destroyed. The loss was 000 insured
for 81 900 In the Westchcster County Mutual and
Metropolitan Insurance compantes-
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

New PHASE OF THE TURKEY QUESTION -
The Cleveland Herald calls Fisk the railroad
gobbler
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

THE GRANT-BANKs ExPosR.-A Washington
correspondent states that the papers show
that Secretary Stanton issued the order for the
superseding Of General Grant shortly before
the fall Of vicksburg. There are no doubt
great many parts Of the private history Of
the war bearing upon the conduct Of the high
contracting departments, scandal about leading
generals, and so on, that would constitute very
curious reading about these days. Now the
ball has been opened we suppose the public
may prepare for further developments.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. We pub
lish report Of the proceedings at meeting
of what is called the New York State Tenn
pcrance Society, held in Rochester on the
10Th and Goth instant. As foreshadowing
an intention on the part Of certain temperance
fanatics to throw their influence in the scale
Of politics and to agitate the subject of pro-
hibitivc liquor law in this State the proceed
inrs are significant
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
Proposed Amendments 10 the National
Bank Acts

Bank Act.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on FL
nance, introduced in the Senate yesterday a
bill proposing to amend the National Bank
act in several particulars. 1t provides that
national banks shall make reports whenever
required by the Comptroller, which is good
idea, because it will have tendency to bring
rotten concerns up with a round turn when they
least expect it; it provides that no national
bank shall hold deposits for more than ninety
per cent of the bonds it has deposited with the
Treasurer, and imposes fine or Imprisonment
upon bank officers for using corrupt Influences
to secure government deposits, which will
probably be as effective as the laws against
bribery and corruption are in Washington or
Albany; and goes on to provide for the wind
ing up of banks, the compensation of receivers
and other matters. Congress is already flooded
with bills bearing upon financial questions
and another added to the number will scarcely
be noticed. 1t will require great deal Of
Congressional tinkering to make the National
Bank act perfect, or approaching perfection.
But Mr.. Shermans amendments are calculated
to produce some good, although they meet the
subject Of reform In the national banking
system scarcely half way.
YACHTS AND CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIoNs.-
There is no valid reason why pleasure yachts
in the United States, as in England, should
not be exempted, like government vessels,
from the Custom House regulations applicable
to trading vessels. The objection that il
yachts were thus exempted flibusters would
avail themselves Of the opportunity to con-
ceal their expeditions under the guise Of
pleasure excursions might easily be obviated.
The exemption should be accorded only to the
members Of regularly chartered yacht clubs.
American yachtmen, whose motive is plea
sure and not pecuniary gain, and whose lib
eral expenditure has already proved source
of national advantage by securing the improve
ment of models and by encouraging COM
mendable taste for marine adventure, ought
not to be inconvenienced by restrictions which
are necessary only for trading vessels.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth street and Sixth ave.
nue-L'GIL .CREvE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Observation-Disclosures pUxrrr
WITH NEW FEATURES
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-THx EAKRALp
RING.
NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway.-THK FIELD OF
THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
wALLAcK's THEATRE, Broadway and 18Th s,rss.-
Monty.
NIBLo,s GARDEN. Broadway.-AFrER DARK oH, LON
BowERY THEATRE, Bowerv---orivER TWIST
sAxAH's YousG MAs-IhrsHaAs's HOME
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth avenue and
SD street.-LA PERIoHoLE
woop,s MUSEUM AND THEATRE rairtie,h stree, aad
Broadway.-Ai.ernoon and evening Performances.
THE TAMMANY, Fourteenth street-LEs FoLLIrs-
PAGES REvzL-NrcopEAus, &C.
MRS. p. B. coywAYs PARK THEATRE Brooklyn
AFTER DARE
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, SIS Broadway.-Rrmo.
Plan ENTEE4 E4AtSAESrs. SINGING, DANCING, &C.
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE, rammany Building, l4th
sreet.-ETHIoPAs AissTRELsI, &c
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, col Bowery.-coxro
vooALIsM. NEGRO AISsIRELsY. &C.
NEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth s,reet-EouEsrarAx
AND GyMNAsrIc ENTERTAINMENT.
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brookiyn.-HooLrY's
klNsTaELs-AFTgE LIGHT, ko.
HooLEY's (E d. OPERA HOUSE, williamsburg
HooLEY's MtSsraELs-TRIr TO THE MOON, &c
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. SIS Broadway
SoIENoE ATT.
L RI p lie S III E E T .
New York, Friday, January %, 1860.
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TRI p LIE S HI E E T
MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS.

New York, Friday, January %, 1860.
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Ex-Mayor r. NJ. Bishop, OF Cincinnati; Genera
George NJ. Dodge, OF Washington, and y. NJ Leaven
worth, OF Syracuse, are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
DR.. George p. Rlswei. OF Philadelphia; II. $. Nc
Comb and Samuel II. Edgar, OF Delaware; Judge @
s. Munger, Of Rochester; Dr. J. W. wikie. Of Al
burn, and Benjamin Field, Of Albion, are at th
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Governor Bullock, Of Massachusetts,, Is at tn
Brevoort House.
DR.. Ford, OF Ann Arbor, Mich; Paymaster Irving
OF the United States Navy; J. J. Markland OF Prov
dencc, and j. Austin McDonald, OF Philadelphis
are ct the Metropolitan Hotel
Colonel J. W. Barlow OF the United states Army
and w. f. Boggs, Of Halifax, N. s., are at the Asto
House.
Colonel J. Buckiand, Of Ohio; DR.. W. Marshall, {
Illinois, and p. II. Hooper, Of Lowell, Mass, are q
the st. Julien Hotel
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

In the senate yesterday number Of bills Of local
Importance we're introduced. Among those Of gen.
,ra interest are bills to amend the laws IN relation
- ve.,a,s or property that mar be cast upon any
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A
- A r<eta1s on The nature.
Dtfeaimenl AID radical cure 81
Hp~rmatouhoa, or Seminal
~ weakness, ~fnsoluntsy inns
zions, SEXUAL Debility, and ImpedImrnis .
Marriage rshefally Ntrvou<ns,s. connmp-
ton, EpIIernes4 Rissi Nersa5 M psysieal
~fnespseily, rt(d1iInR from tfIfnbna<. kr.-By
Hossprs J. ruzsfsvrxL \. D., znfsor N the
A0v>ss Eonk = -. 81
ms x~oid-psovned author, n this sdnt
fable I<e<ars tleAriy proves ffon IL own e..
periesee nat he srfd ~esns<qu<n<es Of reif.
ats<e nay Be efecia1lly rvnos a Without med
|ldne and uifhost 6snevveus ssyry<<a opera
tion< besxie4 issifansnlz, f1nQ, q f~of1izI<,
p>tnaine at : no1e 81 cure a. o4eo clriain
ss1 ea>esn<i, ~ vtiek every sssestr. ~ mss
t4r what ~ ess1iaen ny d. ney esu bin
zclf efpesyjys r<lvnfk} sn1 fa1if1lly hi
Lecture vi pTyvs.a hen = ttoulssds sa'
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
TheStsss II Mfshsippi, Pamela county.

l.. N. French VI. p. N. Miller.
The plaintiff, on sfidavit states that the do
fsndani u indebted 70 him, and Is q non-resl-
dent OF this State, and having obtained from
the undersigned, Z Justice Of tho Peace 10 and
for Pamela county, Stats aforesaid, al original
attachment against tho ESTATE Of the defendant
returned 70 the January term, 1859, Of this
court held IL the courthouse In the town Of
psnoIa, county and State aforesaid, on the third
Monday o. January, 1859, and the same hav-
Ing bssu levied on the defendants property, IL
Il ordered by me, a. Justice Aforesaid, that the
defendant appear before said court At the court
houss, In Pnnola, State and county aforeHid,
on W ISL day of February, 1895, v dsftnd
said attachment suit, or judgment Will be pro-
|ceededi With ~ porks Il 80 g is1ss1ti
II d further ordered that this notice'bs pub
lizhed In the "weekly Pamela Star" . news
paper Of ssid county, for the term Of fo.r weeks
succesively. b. l.. BALLARD, 10,
Justice Of the Peace.
Taylor : Peeie attorneys for plaintiff.
\ 1nx8~4t .Mla4 lIlNfr 4aH .Irf
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ON calLIs ANN rEvEm

The tseyattsf N VI. eslsts..sa s<s.>,ss
lssHy eislas ~ II 4 superiority ssts IN fsm<.
fsi esef ehsFsd q ne rahjie ~ ~ "a. ~.
Islhi .fssaf, snd rftnsashf eafe n AlIe And
Fever, o. rhllis snd fefsf. ehstb<f NJ Sk8sf A.
EenF Standing Ne ftffz 10 de fnlIfe Uat
sfn and Hunth sfstffn fuahffy % h<4f him l<a
AImeay 70 The Truth VI ne assertion, fhal n ~
eass vhsisstf vii n hEI ~ ours. N fhe dife<z
tIsss kfs strictly HsIIaesa sad s4ffIfd zaf. IL
! great MANI essss a single de- hss h<<n MI.
htith' fuf q cure, and whoIs f~nhHIIIvs haze b<ts
eaasd y : Jingle bottle, With 4 prl<tt fHlsls-
tlse Of TIE general health III k6Wtvef,
pfsd<iH. ssa II ssesy - ihrfs fssSsia y ssss
4 NJ nee Il continued IN smsIIef doses ~ :
~etk efawe ahsf me dIzeaer bee been checked.
hssfe especially In dI6enit and long standing
ears. Usually, this medicine will not fraulfs
any AID 70 keep The bowels IN good oidsti
should The patient, however, require ssihsrle
medicine, after having isksnfihfte o. fuuf
dozes Of The Tonic, q single d6ss of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS VIII be sun
client, e"
DR JOHN nuLL's Principal once
No. 40 rinh, ufcss Street 81
Louisville, Ky. d.
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A~TTAUHMENT NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi, PAngla county. In
Dairy : Go ". Miller : Sory. Alias attach
,isai isvued ~ esh day y January, 1863,
'aeainsf ths es>sfs a Md defendants for ths
a x III IS, ptarssbis % he eosssy 0osr
nodes Z hsrsby given " the aid Pleasant
\. Miller ssd \. l. 6ory. who reside Il the
dly q Msnphi1 Tenn- and we're partners
usdsr " I'm nAns q Miller : sory, hat
unlan shey hall appear bsfors nj Ccsnty
0our4, 4 the next lsrm tksreof and on the
aut day IL aid ern. 70 BE- holden q The
court-houss n nd eounty Of PanolA, IN The
tounof PasolA, On The hnt NoadAy 10 April,
le1o, cad plead % aid action, jude4ent viii
b. sniesed against them, and The ssiaie attached
win ~ ella. 10 HARRISON,
ja3o-@t 4ssH sral 81 Clerk
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vmlAsow, wAIkkh Cooxrs, GA,ls
June 10, 1855.

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Da ions ButIrrDear HIr | have recently
givea yoar q WoThf Dczlttytfr ssvjfaI tfjal9I
and find Il wosdsrndly. sncsciouA lthss not
failed In q Jingle IN 4ne 70 tAvs NE Nthsd-
for effect am doing Z pretty large eoantfy
praciics an1 flkvs <etlyup ~ pa1e eriieis or
the kind, j am free 70 confess tkat ! Know 81
no remedy ~rscomssesdsd By ths shjost auokoss
that d 20 certain aAd sp<sdy h ~ sGbe>se O.
ths eontsFy, they are unceFteln u ~ entrons.
ny offset "a writing youfIs 10 1sd ~ upbn
what tsrns 90, ~ - ns6ieios dIseesly
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Insso " ! great majority u DE SSyvjI6t iiu5 o.
N. ID but | sss y jnsi essss x ~ nnss
In discArdInf arcmedy whlth W know 70 b
efficient fmply because We nAy n I9noonnt o.
is combination. For ~ pnrt I sh6If mako Is
q naIe y use al and any nssni , s~ilsyiass mf
msnd-hos heatadnk fkcddSp buS ~ xott
ingenious than myself may have learned IL
enscts hnt kn6 srertl W
that knowledge. However, ! en- BY 10 means
an adseepe Or supps1H q bgtkerpufs n
wornitss nostrnhns that 1oof ~ eodIoty, thaS
s sss:s s l. ssi !: X XII E'isss We { no.: : ss .ss
infbm me Of Jour best isfns.
am III most respectfully, tf
JuLrus P. clsnssf, n. d.
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
10 my United States and World Wide
Readers.

have received mspy l.ssunouinls from pro-
f%esaional and medical men, M my almnnscs
and various publications have shown, Ill of
which are genuine. The following nom .
highly educaicdan q popular physician In Geor-
gla, Il certainly ono Of the most sensible som-
mumicatlons ! have ever received. DR., Clement
knows exactly What hs spssks 4. and W t>s-
timony deserves 10 be written In iettess o.
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~ATTAIOHMENT NOTICE.

The State or NissInippi, Psnola county. In
The County Court Of aid county. Luke White
". Pleasant n, Miller. Alias attachment L.
sued tho sth day Of January, 1868, against the
estate Of the said defendant for the sum Of
900 90 .eturnnbls 70 the County Court Of said
fa'tt
Notcs Is hereby given 70 The nid defendant
Pleasant N, Miller, who resides In the city Of
Nsnphh Snts Of Tennessee that unless he
han sppeAr before aid court ~ the nezt term
Thereof ana On the first day " mid term, 70 be
holden Il The coert-hooss ~ nd county, In
~ towu Of Pasola, On The hnt Monday In
Apdl, 1889, and pied 70 MD setiso, Judgment
vIl y snisrsd against him, andnths sstats ~
jsso-ss '-'-2- 80. HARRlsoS, 0srt.
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JAWS huDpts 90,
Louisville w


WORTHY w ATTENTION
r. d. fhs. 4. Hsrieyi
ksrsty certify That during bet ysaf ! was
attached With The ssus whilst In vleksbufr,
NIs<, aud ased several popular patent msdi.
eInea with but temporary fsll<f. w reaching
home NE disease returned N ; wbfre typs, "
possible, when my medical attendant ordered
QulnIne, 10 large deses~ffsqaentIy a. high A.
30 rfsins pr Day, sd which must have cost
me nearly ti00 I consulted d.. Smith, u
t~.ouisviIIe, and fund be prescribed QuinIne
and Aucnic cooihined, which refused 10 take,
prefsfring 70 LET the disease take IL course. !
was almost hlocdles', extremely exhausted, and
pronounced With enlarged liver and spleen
About this time the adsefslsefnent n Hurley
Apue Tonic appeared In q city paper, and !
determined 70 give IA trial DID %, and
have NO faAscn 70 regret II 4ohe bottle 70.
stored me completely, and since that time
have seen nearly a hundred eases In which l
acted with equally hnppy rt~udsa, snd would
certainly recommend II as preferable 10 any
other tonic before the public.
JAMES MARTIN Engineer.
Louisville, Ky, june Il, 1865.
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W. MABsMALL,
Watch and Clock Maker,
B~ArEsvILLE, MISS,

Is now prepared 70 execute Al word In tho
Matchmaking Z JswsIry Business
n In neat and durable manner, and al
iE1A. short notice. All work warranted for
Esi twelve months. IA y
+ ID-Cah paid for old Gold and Silver.
Shop at fks Telegraph 01ice, oper J. IT. Yas
n OF Store. dsi2-3m
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Purify Your BleeAl
Hmlsy's ~Sarsaparilla'
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For Affections of the Bones. Habitu-
al Costivepsss, DebiIity, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, Dyspcpsis,
Erysipelas, Female Ir-
Irregularities, Fise Z
L tula, all Skin
Diseases, Liver Complaint, Indiges-
ton, Piles, Pulmonary Diseases,
Syphilis, S%crofnla, or
1TdIK iugs EyiLa
JAMES RUDOLF ! co, PROPRIETOR.
LoaisviIle, Ky
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+. " 81
THk Book BUmNEss.--But few
persons have any proper comprehen-
sion Of how vast b the book business
IA this country. Take one item, for
instance, as illustrative Matthew
Hale Smiths Sunshine and Shadow
il New York" which Is the exciting
work Of The day, has already reached
the enormous sale Of $4,000 copies
within tsltrdsy abe publishers
on. Burr 4 Co, Of Hartford, Con
pecticut use two tons Of paper a
day. n4svn'siys large roller presses
constantly to supply the current de-
msnd. This isa large work, too, il
muse " r~tdisabsrsd, bdsxssh seven
|ml sisht hundred pages royal %;
|tavo; and yet 4 i said 70 rival in
npidity Of sale "Uncls Toms Cab
inn Of old. Think of the countless.
ness Of the small ones published
Surely ours il . reading country.
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Iron the Meridian Gase,ic.1
1IuaLEy,s AeuE Tosq--The following GER
tihcate, from q reliable citizen Of Meridian,
speaks for itself ~, s.sir IA ii Haif.
MERIDIAN, Miss, Oct. !, 1868.
r. Y.:R. CHADWICK: a,,lo;s
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READ. AND READ zIEsrIyELy

READ AND InFFAnD1AY rEFsr lIsyEFtNyfisa|
Da , I. ,... . e. Sir Iss. ! .,.s e e l ~ss.
m. =, T. 49, sis ! , a. Iss.s ..,sss|.' i.ss
which | hare suffered bsyond description, and
%nes @-.,ovss.lT isvs taken Cod
firs~ on fsd;.s uur.osrs and Ball Rar,apa
ana NJ hrusher IA b~eu IN Louisville. and
80. = n 1890 ssi.spadlIa. ptpeurrd
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Dear Sir. This Is 10 certify that ! bought
from you, by your Recommendation, one boitle
81 Hurley's Ague Tonic, and II cured two
cases Of fever and ague offheen months stand
ing. I chccrhlly recommend Hurlcy's Tonic
to the public generally.
Respectfully youn, CO.. d ba dds 10
Jonx b. WRioHr.
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Goods marked down It Ballentine
4 wdr sstdls, SLiss: naEs
room ~ their large spvinsrssock.
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