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DARING ATTEMPTTo ROB
HERRING'S PATENT
FRANKLINITE BANKERS CHEST.
PERRYvnLE STATION, PENNSYLVANIA RR.,(
June 12 1869. I

June 10, 1862 !
MEssRs. FARREL, HERRING Il Co.,
No. 629 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Gents:-A persistent but unsuccessful effort was
made on the night OF May 20, 1869, to drill the
Bankers chest received from you a few menth ago.
From facts that have come to our knowledge, 1t Is
evident that the attempt TO open it was renewed on
Sunday evening following Finding all efforts to drl
1t useless, the effort was then made to break the
lock. The hanmering was heard by parties in the
neighborhood for several hours but supposing 1t to
arise from the railroad men replacing defective
rail- excited alarm. The tools, with the exception
OF the drills were left 1t is evident that they
not only prepared, but perfectly familiar with the
construction OF your Chest
That they failed is another evidence that your
Bankers Chests are what you claim for them, Bur-
glar-Proof.
Respectfully yours,
6164p j. BALSBACK, Agent
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DIVIDENDS, ETO.

pa PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON
mr. lkAAii RAILROAD CoMPANY.-OfBoe, No. 224 South
,, -, PHILADELPHIA July 81 1870
-, ne Directors haye this day declared semiannua
DlVioend OF FIVE PER GENT. upon the capital stock
months ending june @ 1882 payable on and after Augst
spToNmO when the Transfer Books will be reopened
WI llI j. PARKER NORRIS Treasurer.
nay" THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN
-. CANAL COMPANY, AND THE CAMDEN AND
AMbof ,RAlLROAD AND TRANSPORTATION
aud after August 3 1863 tho Stockholders Of tho
above Companies Of July l5 1869, entitled TO dvi-
dend Of FIVE (bl PER CENT. payable at No. III
LIBERTY Street New York or No. BOG s. DELAWARE
RICHARD STOCKTON,
Treasuren
Tronton, July 10, 1869. 72ll1t
nefy" PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30, 1853.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Tho Transfer books Of this company will be closed
Thursday, July 4, and reopened on FRIDAY July %.
DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER GENT.
has boon declared the preferred and common stock,
clear Of national and State taxes payable in stock
aud after the I'D Of July next the holders thereof
they stand registered books of tue company at
tho close Of business the sth of July neKt All payable
at this Office
All orders for dividends must bo witnessed and
BtHmped. s. BRADFORD,
96t Treasurer.
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m" Messrs. White. Brothers ,r,

~ Messrs. WIiite, Brothers, are
now offering at their well known
stand No. 1 Viii els Block, their
choice new Spring stock. It has lust
been purchased in the New York
market, by Mr.. Leonard White, Of
the firm, and he feels assured that
their friends and customers cannot
ia'l to find something to please all
tastes from gay to grave, from lively
to severe" Ladies' and gentlemen,
young and old. the fanciful and the
sober-minded, will f ID in their stock
the best varieties, and finest qualities
OF the. Useful and the ornamental.
With the frn will be found Mr. VIM
Il. White, late of Lowndesville, who
will be pleased to see his old friends.
Call and examine. 80 Il.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF THE Ao-

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF THE Aa-
RIcULTuRAL SocIETY.-In another
column we publish a list of the names
OF the Executive Committee of tho
Aebevi!lo Agricultural Society ap-
pointed by the President in pursuance
OF provision of. the Constitution.
Ite list should have been published
in our last issue, as also a notice of. a
meeting called for last salc.day, but
they were overlooked. A meeting, it
Will be seen, has been appointed for
I'D instant, at which time general
attendance is earnestly requested.
Ihe President: writes encouragingly
OF the prospects in his section, and
with q little effort on tho part, of the
Executive Comraittee;. we may obtain
all tho best names 10 the District. 1t
IL matter in which We are al. inter-
ested; whether farmers or not. Arri-
culture is the mother. of arts, and the
nurse OF every other avocation in life.
Ihe larger tho embership, the
larger will be the premium list, and
the more: imposing tie annual fairs.
Let us all put our, shoulders to the
wheel Lists may be found in the
ohce OF the, Secretary at Abbeyille
Court uouse, and: he will be pleased
to receive the names Of members.
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EuLoG1Es OF DECEASED Mrno,,. srs

EuLoGIEs OF DECEASED MERCHANTS.
We are indebted to the gifted au-
thor for q pamphlet copy Of 'Eulo-
gies on NJ. S. Bright, and. Grenville
Winthrop, delivered before the New
York Gold Exchange, November
1868, and March 1869, by T. a. Hoyt,
First Vice-Prcsidcnt.'' They are beau
tiipl tributes to departed excellence,
and are characterized by that vigor
OF thought, and purity of style which
mark all the productions of the au-
thor. No one can read a sentence of
these eulogies without being Impressed
with the latent power which puts forth
only half its strength-thoso rare
endowments of mind, which have
been disciplined and chastencd by the
highest cultivation. We. are happy
to announce to our readcra that the
author has promised to favor us with
an occasional letter from tho great
Il T.. IT,. -.........,.
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.uEWITT'S GLoRE Uorrr WI,

,.HEwITT's GLOBE HoTEL.-Whilst
on a recent visit to Anguish, we had
the pleasure OF stopping as usual Will,
the liberal, polite and accommola-
ting host of the Globe. We Jared
as matter of course superbly and
advise all of our friends to follow our
example, and share ourgood fortune.
They will find the Globe one, of the
best hotels in the Southern Country,
with bounseous table, good rooms.
attentive servants, and a polite land
lord-would you ask for rnore2 /. -
..- .' 's. =. = a. = r.,-W .- -
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MINUTES OF TIE sourH CAROLINA
Commemorative are indebted to the
Rev. Manning Brown, for the Minutes
OF the South Carolina Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, held
at this place during the past Fall. 1t
Is a very Interesting pamphlet of
iorty-three pages, and derives addi
tlonal interest from being the record
Of ono Of the most attractive meet
mgs which it was ever our pleasure re
t:e to attend, att and which will long live in
the the memory Of the people Of Abbc-
sille, It contains those touching
biographies Of English, and Spain, and
Foster, and Stacy, and Mo, ris, OF
! athe. sacramental host Of Gods
elect" who died with their armor i,,,i on n
and md the simple recital Of whose. faith
and hope and resignation, brought
tears sesaI to eyes unused TO weep.
5 From TIE tabbEIe of, statistics, we
learn that sthea white; membership
4 inapam..bbegs .!4ol,as5,;., .colored, 1872. ;
sYbA swbbiAte preachhssra, 1872; colored. IL ;
:Mhlte infants. infants. -baptised during th=
year. u,l,9o1;; dolored, 1870; .'w6ittie
adults adults! tt!aptised, 1913; colored, s21.
Napber ; Of Sunday. day. s'sl Schools, :474, &c,
C$c,Y4.,. ..f..s :.,,
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Conclusions which it draws from !;

conclusions which it draws hosa its
premises, in what eesrees hasisarred
IN the statement az thkslach Wkicli
make up the Lass 81 isss fsts fga;aeSt ?
What is the Rafntofs 81 atroysrsSy , be.
tween the Governor ana the Sd;,,S,.
The Facts arc as we have above, stated
them, and to that extent they justify
a.he allegations of the Mews. Blu, the
Go9yernor denies that he gave INV
'au' hor'ty for the organization of q
negro~'eompany, >ssad i..timates that
'ee act OF the officer in Abbevile
contemplated pol1ing more Tia ,haan a lie.
S'ilmate enrellment.of ,,sll our citizens
under the recent lazy OF. the tLeyisia:
ture for the organization of the.miIi,
tia. Upon the question of authority
whether. the officer in Abbcvilie
had apy.au,hority at all, or wh, ,thtr
nc abused s>i,,--we.- are willing
to accept the statement of Gov
ern"r Sec tt, so far as he him
self IS concerned. Whether he had
q commission fo,n the Adjutant
General, we have no means Of vcriti-
cation, as no written authority was
exhibited. It is sufficient for our
purpose that the officer; ella med TO
have authority from the Governor.
Aulhorityl Authority to do What i?
loenroli all citlzens black and white,
n!rEder,the late Act OF the Lesissl,,-
ture? Nothing of ill this but to
organize black company for imme-
''s4fe: service with proitsr of high
wasess 'ailons clothing, and ,educa-
'on--t" orgaulze /; regular "st.nd.
Ing army" on a small sca.e, to dra-
goon the refractory into obeuience--
20 preserve in due equilibrium the
scales Of even handed justice and to
guard the purity Of the ballot box I
1t is sufficient for our purpose tn t
the officer not only CLAIM ed to have
the authority Of the Governor, but
proceeded to its, exercii:se-wie1tliny
to, wand almost rs effective as the
potent rod of Amraln4s son." The
company was raised as if by enchant.,
ment--like Jonah's gourd, or Ala.
d1a sipalace--and the strong appeals
OF some of our influential citize s,
could only extort from the officer a
promise to suspend. actio6i, until he.
could hear from the Governor. Gov
ernor Scott has di avowed the act of
one who l'rofessed to act under his
authority. - Here we are willing to
let the matter rest We have stated
t Q lacts, SO far as we know thern,
and are we. willing to allow others to
drawn their own conclusions. 80" '.,
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Empon1uM ,oFs.EAs1szos.-Asessrs

EmpoR1uM orb EAa11ps. -Messrs.
Fowler & WcD9nald sinvite Their
friends ;hspstorHess tossall >eua ain,
spect tbeirispring and skmmerfstoek.
IN the dry goods depaftpent they
offer to tlIe ladies sad gent Ienen the
best varieties andthe most fashionable
styles. The millinery department is
presided over by Miss Maggie Small
and Mrs. Ino.- A. Weir. and is most
beautifully and tastefully arranged.
Lovely bdhaets, .faney ;tfinksta aud
rare aud unique, appeal to
taste and fancy both. Call and sec ;
sec and buy buy and conquer: III Who
says that "1ovelincss needs not the
foreign aid of ornament Some old
fogy, who was too stingy to buy. =
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HkB" We are indebted to Mr. r

49, We are indebted to Mr.. II.
p. Quarlea, Of the firm of Quarles,
P'rr'n & Co. for files of New
York, Baltimore, and Washington
papers, for which he will please &C.
cept our thanks. Mr.. Quarles hus
Just laid in his Spring stock, Which is
the largest and most select, which he
mas ever brought to this market.
They offer all tie best varieties of
Ladies' and Gcntlernen's Goods, and
in style, quality and prices feel assured
that they can give satisfaction.
Their friends and customers will do
well to give them a call, and they
cannot fail to get something of the
very best, whether Of the ornamental
or the useful. See advertisement:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
B6~ Mcssrs. John Knox T. ca a,

p@~ Messrs. John Knox & Co., are
offering a large and choice stock of
family supplies. Their goods ore
new, and being, bought forrcasb,: will
besofd low. In quality, variety and
price they challenge competition.
They advertise 10000 pounds of
bacon; 1000 bushels. of corn; choice
varieties of fish. They can supply
almost anything . man will call for,
from horse shoe nail to a grindstonc
solo leather, shoe pegs, and the
best Of =? English pot-ware-pickled
oysters, TOMATOES, &c. '"If yon don't
see thing ask for it, If you SEQ it.
buy It. 's'.'' =.'a.'. .i@.iy.,&' .ie :;
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

MEssRs; REED AND 's1Mpscv.-Th6
Election cominiitec Of tho House has
reported that S: L. ,1Ioge, Mr.. Recd't
competitor has ''t p'r';tn,n ffae;es1 right to
his seat. We think aid SO do tho
people of his Congressional District
that: both the prima .taeir,, and the
ultima Jaeie, are just the other WAY,
Tho same committee report. fatty
that a: s.: Wallace is entitled to Mr.
s. Simpsons scat. That is; just as we We
expected, We cannot expect grapes
from thorns or figs from thistles. . :.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

The New jung LaW:-7The new
Jury Lang passed at the lsssS sSsession bi
tis 1ssislffaye st4.ilses i desth..bldI
[[atf fhs 6ess4t u @ssstS . seefsty Ians tSe
lights of pefson add praperts.a The TH
Hate law repdsfea ampIsgastids 10 tie
freedmen when it provided. thats tbe
jurors should be selected from The
taxpayers irrespective of color, and
making no discrimination placed all
upon the same basis '-'-' ,-'---.--,' =
l Itsis now enacted that tho iuries
shall be so drawn, alEat the number
of white voters thereon, shalr bear
to the number of, pameg Of colored
voters, as near as may be, the same
proPortion as the whole number of
white voters bears to the whole mum.
Der of cqlored voters in the town
ship, city, or county, as the case may,
be-" .'.'' y -.fis.... r.
Every negro over twenty-one years
of age is a voter, and hetice may be
q juror without reference to capacity
or intelligence, and if there is q large
preponderance of ,colorcd voters in
the. county, they will have q majority
on the jury. In Charleston city they
will have % majority of 3 to on the
!!Jury--in this District of perhaps 2 to
l. What are VIC coming ito !? How
long will tho experiment be tried ot
making the stream run up hill2 We
shall see. .'.' '..
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The New Mu1r1a I,.wwa 90

The New MILITIA LAw.-We SEQ
published in our exchanges a. copy of
the now militia law Of the State. 1t
provides, with certain exceptions, fo,,
an enrolment Of all the male inllab1t-
ants Of the State bet@@eeodn n the t ages Of
eighteen and forty-fvo; and among
other provisions directs that fmiusters
and drills shall BE; held jattHg discre;..
ton Of the Command ii Chief: It
vests ''a in the Governor the appointment
end.. com misssioning Of .all commits
stoned officers Of the militia. ''a5:-sT'@
t.EA ~. - .t.s -.
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= <
= 'AssEsssD RRoPERTz oriA sBRy1L1r
taSte aradndsbtsd toaAfr:iA. G.: Haw
fthssa, lsftor ConntydAudit6s, fsx eth.
Observation-Disclosures ofaa the, 2taxabl.
|propsrtS of,opf Distiict, (which; n il
tspitsaofa aitefo our .vepersesy affordst,
gratifying exhibition Of the:wealth,o
our District. We lcarn. that the
Stats B6ard6 fMqaasizseo shiaK the
estimates too low~nnd will likely add
Pa pr eSnsage dpopthspassehsehdalua
tsions'ada G9u3 hna 3sai div a,us,,,,o.
ttaefss iaBd; 's4g;l4i ;avaiae III ,sB1 4e7
NO aNs69: horses, tSfaefi aani Isiaias mi f,as
|la mhlssiaaSsAss ea4s. ;.,,obaS6 4a1
Peattfs;a sd48S7s !gf,EahssSd Isa1aakas
lshesp,3 ssdss, ,as7goiass~Ir .dspnfs
|Dogs, sss",2,sa4lsiasons g., esp1ad,5
Carriages 1895 :iaegsse
n PfaBos, fhS s,sss3 H'f8g ono gadl sseEs9 III
Watches; ;adWDz3 1864 inyat4ss,,a aHsa1
EHffdgSsosa 4Ea7f,d, naa, s.ydda2aS
VHuep OF sReai 44ss'eeattfs;s ZiaIjaag5f,sa7
* ." Personal Estate, 1,s46.a77
'sas afeh. has: eva naaa.-saal a i
1ia STdtA tsiatsg;;SaHs xsfg;'lls1, 4sss1t
Yalue Of R. r. Properly +, .egss t
=. dnaIa prdtasS ge7ss aadi ssssS5B,2s
's 'S W sss' sssazsada .aa1aaa a;La
-, Grand Total; s4wp5ats
aAt esom IaEa sain saas asd III {,
q sse as 'sslqHiTa .asy.s:t.
Z TIE AaRIcULTpRAI GaHNxNgIpMrl
ass sisbfsaf AAss aFspa HsassI;
sbRb Tsa q snnS aets;
deIsgatssto the Ag gsfic1lt CSnxSne,
sisass has u 40 x ti,s I usy,
! lsseashl 10 IA { AEEsss. { jpEl
"a @ seA
~ J
etlll !! s,s sps,sh hspssa 3, 81 gna X
!''s! ~ Ass 90 81, 4 M, II
I. 6. s "a e, Sra III
s y s. ia Jnsll
IS sl sS N
enite Range and gps bAsgas sns, %
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I !, :%4tffkszsXS oyE4 ~ 1LgoHLtt2n 10 9 pu0ll(
ente tsfHbsft, HoSSs faaeax
eharades and mnsft-to :sbe given 70,
Wy sdaeSss ehspoaussh heE. .sapG GFsen.
d5asK 9ssadaa ) sssthinassd ses, cd
= =: - =. 's,ssssA Z 4st6ssst5r ,ss
yeia tsss ssaygti O.
sesssr hs u ths sslb}rd Die
lAss 3isiae Besia iaassl ssAss Assfias ai 5
prssasa6 naasasss pf,au united
Gts sOkatesnak assntssss,, IT s.ssx.! S.I
= { - 8 J. 3 s 3
ss} sfsea 3 pssIs epgeyfd ,tkg TssssaHa Tssis
q 8 s s.
{; T
] ! I I 4 /!
a. 4ssSS
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

;;tpwer,n and reaessaeerlassaaatiop as
|ehs rags ofatbS settinE sun were
|giRmg %sAs spiI %. .sof: SIS mpuntain
snhe. d Mi-t; a5fa
.GsSpartaphsrg ga fhs; Village of
ssme Two oEthoasand inh abitap ts-the
county seat of one of 1be }best Dis
tricts in the State, With hapopulatiou
true as steel' to whatever concerns
tie honor and interest Of Caroline,
1t is the seat of Woford College, and
is as much distinguished for tho intel.
|iigence and cultivation. n.ofIitsrpeople,
''k for the !entprplise aad public spirit
which has built up it's iron works and
cotton fqctories., We had the pleasure
OF forming a'l.umber of Pheasant ac-
auaihtances, and of partalzing of that
warm-hcarted hospitality for which it
lis noted. 80 'e 1t!
And now, reader, have we not
"travelcd farther and seen less" in
tho same time, than Bayard Taylor
himself (though, by the why, he de-
MES that it was ever. said Of him. ,
Perhaps but then we havo not told
all. We had the pleasure of assisting
ia young friend in transpianting a
mountain flower to a more Southern
home,- but the history thereof will you
not find it written in the "Book of
Cupid" Vol. -, Chap. -? which
sec.
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Ra- See notice to Debtors and
Creditors, by PC. Martin, admins
trntor.
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,.GEssRA1t. I6sasTR.fsf!.MsTEso saaHs s!zssTfRs, ssh.
Rte has cosilraiRRsd m aR dfs' tRs' apb0 8 0intnsitol
{ sGsshsfaf Z Lohgstisasgg, isasgg q fbFs safvgSop
81 NsWa 0f7safa TsrsGldwaf6HWS' SSiSda
aabsetfag gaidsses iiss,ayhss5 esB Ssas
aeoaass seAhshiangsi bE6iasaao wa,vosea
against it. -, ".a!digss,s is q,
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*snaS~3 There'i is&a prospect Of a. large
atteudanee:ssIthe AgsiealtpraEj Con,
3entles:in = columbia gn. p. the gseh; inst.
Assry District in IL tt5heEs4asea viii; .likee, s,
Y g, represented d, from the .scabord
e ths l2ssIg mountains; W W. Wight oodf
tbs N9teksEsep Hotel Offers dff;s 'ItsS to onteft? & 4
thaiin hi delegates for. half farses-laund frs lu tbS
railroads viii likely t aGt Wfth 1bs
Same libefaifyy: oeE nsajAi aHGds f.
!t5A CHS gi sisnssr.sa -. az, A.,a-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
I ~ Sea. potice to Registers and
'Mapags9 Election by Matthew
McDo4a@eAC. P. n

s See advertisement of saue-
riofsf3ar horse wagon for vale; by
James McCravA
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a Flying Visit to Greslvtlle and Spar
.r7tf::s1s< 49,, tanburg.

a. q
~ rddent2visit Ito Greenx;l!e and
Spartanbnrg, with its ":inklings OF
adventure" in quiet way, II afforded
rather food for selfish mediation
:: Thoughts ,hst have tsrtiva in ,he mind, and
poop I'd ifitinner chan.hsis." :. 5:.!i
Than: material which eonld ministe,,
- the. instruction orenjoyment Of our
renders Ii ta:iiFEtnrEthe FEtn,rEt nonceri We dotted
the editor, apd took care not to dim
tho, enjoyment gf the "trip, by The
reelection that we would be called
upon 70 descphs them: AS we haye
gathered abpts litts in our, editorial
'ahsreEs4ckYis it will snot. take us long
TO- ezhjbitits contents, sal, ~ $3.50.
|is>EAe aasmtoraa1ls, snicely.cushionad
seats. sadi .:the pelite officials of the
sreenNiI!a and Csiuatia Railroad, gu,
Aapeedl' As plesspssseSaAe trip. The
rpad 10 said qow to ,headmjrably, msp-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and ,eapnamic4llSy7 VI
aud the aet. rsVenae <isa steadily in.
crsasing.9rTh sfSre President
and Directors comes off at the annual
meeting. on the 2Sh inst, and we feel
assured that the stoafKAhBd afKAhBdfdeFs &esiaI;1pro- &esiaI;1
mote the true intsfi1o5sts of tie COMPANY
~ the re!.electi5HhSf stiie apfesent
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[sosdier9aa Mham bite neeplaeegspss}t
|eareama have aas4r6as 6aslsapastIsa sasss Ia
whiehats7 afosaDt fprgst :sAnsi, ,ashey
(whsnes GsiranopS Sberaplsss ass,sbsiy
aatsstaSs zaba asidhstsnaiShs szipas
aha chsldian hassassstaiDsg ~ t5teir,
lssdeaa 6adall llEEstats ;hsnlE essnsnsa!
radisiGi fHhey ssAatsE ehosxha
subssiB shiissnnol oln4rsa .is,oa s,sfvaiii
msR as oybIssss sherssl4
Hevs nv 'aaaasd sbHedft Sanasdy
|ef Bls tSSse t \ ssA psSSssasesk
lsaf esEah yem psAs atea5s 8 ssf ssis
aSSs xbshbka ku5i isE
TidgsS sEnd sish taS III, ,Ssis
MI sEDiais1
i3 l|6S 50 Ii slii iilGp RksSt
'tfler snss q y
l as B & - ss q
tlI sha lo3 1ssr Gy, =
& 5 se =,
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, !HHs gSEA IsL Aag:s rTesaE ERopatsl
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05

CraWForA's PalnOn1c Trochos.
Thess little oval Ttoehss ere prompt asd sass
remedy for Dsenchitia. Cs1shs. Gods. Ae. Thss
ceesain ~ sasessc nor nassssus drug, mest plsas-
aaty % The tcn9ue. relieving irritation eftAs thros
aad nparttss cisafsess, stsssgsA aaa 6sxibiliy to
veios. Wbsasvsr introduced they quickly snper-
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ei9eD q > -. per box oct9sdecd3m
Upham's Hair 0loss and Cur.
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impasts beautiful gloes to the hair, keeps Il IL
curl promosss tie growth. sc Prizes. 30 cts bottle.
UPnAnt FnDcxfe Ann PunpfH BASmasa removes
Ffecklse. Tan, snnbarn, Pimples on the Face Soft.
snsthe ekn and Beauties the Complexion. Price
% cents.
UssAn's AsqaxA crps rslisves fhs most Violent
peeoxys0s of Aethoa in ten minutes. aud effects .
spesay care. Price, o. package.
THs JAPAnDo Ham STAIN colcrS the Whislnpro
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od1phia and by Gil 0YaREists CisCulafo cent ffoo,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05

10 drive away the siosds Of uight.
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Ste ". Lake st.. Chicago, nennfacturef Of street
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81 kis ds. Or6ess promptly Aill.d
y Of Plain. stamped and JaYanssa Tin Ware
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Blgsale, 6eovse ard Hollow Wares. No. " Michigan