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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-16

BaicheisFE Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best ia lhs world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, nstantane-
Gus; no disappointment; 10 ttaicnlous unts;
remedies the IN effects of bad Dyes; lnVlgo-
rates and leaves the Hair Soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWE. sold by ali Druggists ana
Perumsrs; and properly applied at Batchel-
or's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond street. y 1,
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AlLCOcK,s POROUS PLAsTERs

ACCUMULATING ELECTRICITY
And imparting 1t TO the body, whereby The
circulation OF the blood becomes equalizrd
upon the parts where applied, causing pain
and morbid action TO cease. The Porous
PlaSterS are flexible, and iuund 10 pc o. great
heIp 10 those WHO nave week backs, or pain
in the side. Especially a e they valuable To
those who have neglected colds. They are
often preventive Of Consumpt ON; nay, they
are believed to have loDsened the grasp OF
this terrible affiiction, and been mainly IN
strumental in effecting a cure. In variable
climates they should be worn on the breast
or between the shoulders, or over the kid
neys. by those who are subject TO take cold
easily.
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New & Rich JeweIry.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
JOHN LILLY,

OD1 " II ~ . 1 ~ LL -
nEALER In staple and Fancy Groceries,
IL Yin and Liquors. Has now Oh hand a
complete stock Of the best quality OF goods,
both foreign and domestic, 10 which he di-
reefs the attention Of his friends and the pub
lie
The following goods kept always on hand
Prepared French Mustard, by the keg.
Worcestershire Sauce, by the gallon.
Tomato Catsup, by the gallon.
%Jellies, Assorted, in 5 ID. ans
Dat Meal.
Yarmouth BlOaters.
Cracked Wheat.
Wm. YOUnger's Scotch Ale.
Guinness Dublin Stout.
Choicest Black and Green Teas.
Fine Old cognac Brandy, Old Whistles.
Old PORT and Sherry Wines.
JOHN LILLY, Sl Main ST.,
del0 Near Union.
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In nwnnrs of Horses. ---Thousands b

TO UWlers OF H0FSes. q
horses die yearly from Collie. This need not
be. Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Ltnllment
will positively Gu e every case. II given
when first taken. Tue cost is only one dol
lar. Every owner OF a horse should have a
bottle in his stable, ready Tor use 1t IS war
ranted superior TO any thing else tOr the cure
OF Cuts, WindgallS, Swellings, Sore Throat,
Sprains, Bruises, Old sores, etc. This L1nl-
and approved Of Tor p years by the hrst
horSemen in the country. Given 10 an over
driven horse. IL acts like m gic. Orders are
constantly received frOul the RACING TABLE
or ESoI6NB f1r r.. The celebrated Hiram
Woodruff. Of trottlng tsiae. used II or Yeas
Col PhilO p. Bush o1 the Jerome hace LoN Sc,
has given "a certificate, which can be seen AZ
the lepot. stating thai after years OF trial, IL
i the best lu tine world. His address Is Ford
ham, n. y. No one once using II VIII ever be
without il. II is put Up in pint bottles. Sold
United States. Depot, 10 Park Place New
York.
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COTTON.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, December Is, 1863.

MEMPHIS, December Is, 1863.
Nearly all the tables offered were taken
to-day. and at the close the market was
bare. leaving nothing unsold except b
has arrived since Saturday and could not
be sampled on account Of the weather.
Holders Of fine cotton are firm, but low
grades are weak, and sold at a fraction
under Yesterdays rates. The sales en-
braeed Il bales Ordinary at 2lE922c; 2l6
mixed and stained at 2kg23ci 81
Good Ordinary at 22EG2Sc; AT Low Mid
dlins at 28l<@23Hc; Dos Good Ordinary to
Low Middlings at 23L@231sc; $50 Mid
dlings 235s@2354; Sc Strict Middlinys 24g
2sI.c: Is Strict TO Good Middlings 24zc;
5 Coco Middlings 25c; 9Good Middlings
TO Middling Fair 26c; and 100 bales Good
Ordinary to Low Middlings lprivate).
The sales in the aggregate were ls5l bales
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

Memphis and Little ROCK haifoau'
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK,
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily aboVO
am.
Coming East-Leave L'Anguille at 1880 pm.
FerryBoat leaves foot of Union 81. ate;gO AIN
3. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent ana superintendent
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

THE office Of W. Y. CIRODE, Assignee in
i Bankruptcy, is removed TO Madison
street, between Front and Main streets, NEW
BANK Bulldog Persons having business
with the Office viii take notice. del2
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Constitutional Convention.

THE following named Judges and Clerks
1 are hereby appointed 20 open and hold
an election FOR delegates 70 the Convention
for the amendment OF the Constitution Of the
State of Tennessee,
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nemnhts and LnuIsyIIle Railroad.
SAM. B. JONES, Genl sup't.
.;ssirri o,d Tennessee Railroad.

Mississippi and tennessee haIifOau'
ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily---2:4 pm Il 81 an
Freight, daily exceptSun- -
Nail Train makes direct cOnnectlOh ~
New Orleans and all points South
Express Train makes direct connection IoI
Coffeeville. Water Valley, oxford, nom
Springs and all points north OF 0rehaua VI
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket office 81 IL Main street anu at tne
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passenger
and check baggage in any part OF the Guy ny
leaving orders at 81 ID Main street.
a. S, LIVERMORE, Genl SupL.
C. p. OAKLEY, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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The EcuMENioAL CouNcu.-A correspon-
dent Of the Pail Mall Gazette writes from
Rom,, under date Of June 25:
TIE Pope is wholly taken up with the sub.
ject of the Council, 80 that he speaks Of moth.
ing else, and seems to think Of nothing else.
BE has already struck medal which is 10
commemorate the event, and intends to give
one to each bishop. A celebrated physician
here recently said the Council presented o
great danger to the Holv Father. who IN his
present excited state, was not equal to meet.
ing opposition, and might have an apopleciic
stroke II exposed to it, Whether under this
apHeehensIon, or on some other ground. lhflu
entail persons have sought to get the Council
postponed till December, 1870. and the Italian
Journals assert thst this has been resolved
upon. The gen ral uncertainty about it ls
evidenced in the contracts made with the blsh-
obs who have taken apartments the terms all
requiring the payment OF o months rent iu ad-
vanoe to be forfeited if the Ccuucil Is post
poned. Nevertheless; you may be assured
that the ,pe up to this time. remains firm IN
his Getermina ion OF holding .be Council next
De ember. He is doubtless supported ip his
purpose by the same disposition in the F'ench
Government, which continues to look verv
fayorably on the project. few days ago the
Marquis de Ban"eville had long mi ierview
about it with Cardiual Antonelh. and intimatcd
that the Emperor would be represented in tue
Council b Nj. Baroche.
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AFFAIRS IN ORANGEBURG.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

TO IhE EDllOh Or LIE NEWS
ORANaEBURG, S. c., MONDAY July 19.-The
protracted drought has been disastrous to the
provision crop. The corn IN many places is
beng cut down for fodder; aud the crop gene
rally is materially Injured. Scarcely half the
amount will be harvested, as was calculated
upon fortnight since. lhe cotton stands the
fiery ordeal better, but marked injury is vlsl-
Bile on This plant its forms are fast falling. and
in some cases the bolls are dropping. The
grass Is fast disappearing, and OF an afternoon
succeeding these intense hot days the wlcd
vegetation presents a dlscouraglng aspect.
Oh, for refreshing showers to gladden. the
hopes of the planter.
The college building formerly owned and
successfully conducted by The Rev. L. s. X: Le-
care as college for young ladesl is about
beng repaired for occupation as L theological
seminary for colored candidates; on dH. peu,
e,re, IN opposition to the effjrts Of the Gcu
menicul Council at Rome. when proposes ope'
rating on our negro population. 1t is sub
icct of regret that by this change our commu.
nity may lose the services oi the honorcd and
Reveraml S. Mellicaamp, whose temporary
home Was in this building.
The Baptist Church Is being improved by
the addition OF . boil Ill Its steeple. and atera-
tons to It's bapusmal font. QuELQUlFo1s.
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Obituarp.

McNANEE.-Ii led. in Charleston on the 7th July,
1863, aged rs years, Mrs. MARY ROBINSON Mona
NEE, relct Of the late JAlfKs MoNAMEE.
She was born In Pendleton, D. o., and for many
years reddent Of this city. Througha all the changes
and yicissitudes Of long and eveuttul Life she Arm.
ly held to the epromises Of ber Redeemer. and the
many acts Of benevolence and charity which she
bestowed with unspafipg hand sttested the sincerity
OF her faith. She was mother to the poor. In the
domestic relations Of fa her ger teness, torbearance
and love won the respect and vene. alton of all.
"Her children rose up and called her blessed"
through her last lingering illness no murmurs es-
capped her suffering lips "'hy WILL not mine y
placed her In this world of trials and temptations.
mercifuy recalled his proved and faithful servant
Nay our last end be Ike hara
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON. July 1s.-Julian E. Leach son
of the Hon. James n Leach, was drowned
while bathing in the surf at Topsail Sound on
Saturday.
TheRepublican party of this county is divld-
ed into two factions, each Of which has can
didase in the field to fill the vacancy In the
Leg,slatuae. caused BY the resignation of Gem
eral L. G. Estes. The contest is the most bit
ter ever known. One prominent Radical pre-
dicsed to-day that there would be bloodsh I'D
before the campaign was over. It is a:family
quarrel, and the Conservatives viii run nc can
didase. One faction, composed Of George q.
French, and other: Northern men, have nomi-
mated negro. and the other, which is COM
posed almost entirely Of negroes, hare nomi-
n4ted-a white man. "A strong force Of police
is In attendance at all meetings, and several
slieht collisions have already occurred.
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THE YERGER C.ISE.
How and Why it was Postponed.
A Washington letter OF Friday to the Bal

Washington letter OF Friday to the Balti-
more Sun says:
Owing to the importance OF the questions
involved in the Ycreer case, The Attorney Gen.
eral to-day entered into written stipulation
with 2. Phillips and James Al. Carlisle Esqs.,
for the purpose OF initiating proceedings By
whl.h lLese questions will be Brought before
the Supreme Court III O;tob,r next for consld-
erallou and adjudication. In the meantime
The app!icltlon o the CHEF justice iCf writ
of h0DtIs corpus |, srspended WI nout pFcJu'
dipe To The petitioner. Tho pn,ted G,acs
Dlslr,ct Attorney IN MISSES ppi 10 dlrec, ed 10
Iacil,. ac uny proc ,cdiugs "cce-sarv for tie
pre,eutallon OF the case 10 TIC Supr me court.
The Attorney -Gcncrai Is au'norlZed Dy Tue
President to say that no sepie &c Of military
COMMISSION IN tue case VIII D. Carried INTO
,fr c. save thu! uec ssa y 10 tue Bale custody
of ,I,r prisoner uui.l the final determination Of
tbe Question by The Supreme Court. ibis
auI u, mcut meets the approval " Clef-Justicc
Chase.
4 liepatch Of ile saEe date says:
s,ucb di.sppoiutmcnt is expressed at The
fa,Inre of Chief Justice Chase 10 decide the
Yercer kubcas corpus cas-. The trausIer of
the matter 10 the Supreme Court ls couslder' d
ma .hu king the very evident >.ut> OF the ch.e .ef
iuslIce 10 decide ihe yitall7 important legal
questions VII Gil necessarily amer polltlcal
questions OF q eat moment. As u jurisdiction,
tho result of Cniet Juslce Chase's postpoDe-
ment SUBS antlaly decides that either he be-
lieyes he has the jurisdiction or that it is q
douotu, question tnas he prefers to b. de'el-
M ned py the whole bench OF III. Supreme
Court.
A. to the general merits # he lega' contro-
Tersv, taere Is no Variance ~ opilion among
sound. unbiased lawyers. Ysrscr has no; besn
airligned and tried before competent ;ribu-
nal q though he may be euiitY Of z most
heinous CRIME, such as would result IN his
banging il tr1ed und convicted b. CIVIL court
he would b, murdered SIMPLY II couYi,ted and
execu ed uuder sentence Of the mihtar, com
mi .siou before whca his trial is now pro-
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SPARKS FROM THE WIREs.

SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.
sugar dealer in Jersey City was arrested
yesterday upon charge of counterfeiting, and
held to bail.
The Cuban filibusters arrested at Gardeners
leland sere not released, but are confined in
Fort lafayette. -s'.-~ss
A large number Of tobacco revenue stamps.
intended for the West, were destroyed by the
R,ie Railroad accident. <1,ig Il W
The Guerriere has arrived ss New York, from
Rio Jsneiro, with sixty-6ve destitute American
citizens from that port. - i.
The agent Of the Arkansas Emigration Com
pany has gone to Ban Francisco and China
with funds and letters OF credit.
Several thousand Remington rifles were
shipped, yesterday, from Havana to Sagua ls
Grsnde, Remedies and Nuevitas, to arm the
volunteers about to take the field.
II the landing Of the French cable IN Mas
sachusetts be forbidden, the managers propose
to lay cable between St. Pierre and Cuba.
and 80 obtain q connection with the United
States.
H3eneral Writ Adams and Colonel b. p. Hunt,
representing the Yszoo Valley Railroad, from
vicksburg to Memphis, arrived in Washington
yesterday, snd leave that place for the North
west to-day.
The partner and chief clerk OF Coutourier &
Co. delivered themselves up yesterday and
we're bailed. One hundred and ffty-si1 thous-
and cigars selzed by Collector stockdale were
ibelled yesterday.
It is reported that new Cuban camp has
been established ct West Hoboken, N. j. Two
hundred OF the pen who were in the Gardeners
Island expedition and eladed the vigilance OF
the authorities are said to be IN the camp.
Eight bankers arrested in New York upon
charge OF usury we're arraigued in the Oyer
and Terminer Court yesterday. Three Of
them pleaded guilty. The Judge announced
that he would not sentence them until The
others had been tried.
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Spsfial Notiffs.

@BATCHELOR's hair DYE.-THls
splendid Hair Dye Ia the best in he world the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless relisbls instsnta-
neoua; no Disappointment ridiculous tints rem.
edies the III effects Of bad dyes; tnvtgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
sold ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bond.
street, New York. yr May is
~ ROSADALIS, TEE GREAT BLOOD
MEDICINE is not prepared like fluid extracts ordi-
narily are ost Of which contain very little OF the
virtues of the articles from which they are made,)
but is compounded upon scientific principles with
great care by an experienced Chemist and Pharma-
ceutst. and it contains q the active principles
the articles from which it Is prepared, In highly
concentrated and pleasant form. The "ROsADAL-
Is" Compound, therefore, gives universal sstisfas-
ton to all Physcians and patients who h1ve tested
1t in diseases of the Blood Liver Kidneys or Blad
der. It has been highly recommended and ap-
proved by the Medical Facu' wherever 1t has been
introduced. snd is now being used with the most
decided success in the pra"ce Of some Of the most
eminent Physicians in the United states.
For sale by GOODRICH wINRMAN & CO., Im-
porters of Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston. q. G.
July II stuth3
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DEAHH TO THE INDLH!

81. Louw, July 19.-Omaba reports say hat
General Car1's recent Indian victory was more
complete than at first stated. -Four hundred
mules and horses, large quantity OF powder,
FIVE tons Of dried buffalo and $500 we're cap
tured. Themoney was given to HRS. Weitzel,
white woman. who was recaptured. 1t was
this body OF Indians which fought Colonel
Forsyth last year. A dispatch from st. Hele-
ma, Montana, says that Major Eastman and
another man we're attacked and wounded by
Indians near Fort Benton. The citizens 10
retsliatien killed three Indians who were IN
town.
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EUROPE.
voxAN's RIGHTS IN ENGLAND.

voNAN's RIGHTS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 19.-rhe first general meeting
Of the Wemsn's Franchise Society was held
yesterday. Among the distinguished persons
present were the Junior Lord Of the Treasury,
Henry Fawoett, II. p. John Stuart Mil, Lord
Houghton, John Bright. James s'ansaeld.
Charles Kingsley, Louis. Blanc. Many ladies'
were present. Addresses were d bvered by
well known speakers, and resolutions in favor
of female suffrage we're unanimously adopted.
THE RRzsoH MINISTRY.
PARIS, July 19.-Marshl valiant has been
resppo,nted Minister Of the Imperial House.
hold. The Paris press regard the new minis.
try as merely one Of TRANSITION.
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T e > 7 a IND , .u,.1,rn

as n, ADVERTISING mclilr1. offers :i1l .es - Mer-
,hauts Iru rists, Ma.lioiss, &C., OF extending
their business. unsurpassed by any sou!fGn
Weekly. r,,or., p,o,
ret,e acants and parties int re ted in The purchase
or lie Of real estate will hnd it TO their advantage
n consult its col mns and advertise therein as we
are ersc ing arrangement by which our pel er will
c,rcu,a,e large y among Norihrrn ca italiete.
Infnrma,lou teniing TO the Development OF our
mineral. m nutacuring and agricultural resouIce--
descriptive OF clrmne soil & solicited and thank.
tu ~ eceiged from any section.
Terms cash. s3 u yea copy gratis 70 any one
sendiug six suoscr bers; Q NIB f ten, s. 6u each.
Rats Of advertising lUeral Ad1rsss
". J. HoKEKRALL,
Julv 16 Marion. c.
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n@THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE SAYS THE
reason why PLANTATION BITrRRs are 80 ne
rally used s owing to the fact that they are always
made up to the original standard and Of pure mate
rial, let the price be what 1t WILL The Tribune just
hits the nail on the he'd; for PLANTATION BIZ.
TIERS are not only made Of pure material, but the
people are told what they made Of as the recipe
is wrapped around each bottle. Don't 60 home with
cut bottle.
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CRoPs IN MARLBoRo'.-The Bennetsville
Joprnal saya In conversation with several
Of our planters recently, We were pleaseI to
learn that the crops arc still promising
throughout the district, but corn has been
suffaring somewhat for rain. Cotton ID doing
we'll. but will do m1eh better il we had more
rain. In some parts of the district there g
been no rain for several weeks, but in others.
much had tallen. greatly to The benefit Of both
corr and cotton. Wheat harvest was unusu
ally large
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~ EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ALL PER-
SONS having demands against the Estate Of PAUL
D. REMLEY, late Of Christ Church Parish, will pre-.
mt the same legally attested to JOHN E. RIVERS,
Esq, Attorney at Law, at his Office No. Courthouse
Square, on or before the FIRST DAY OF NUvEhDER
next. or they will be debarred payment; and those
indebted to said Estate will make immediate pay
ment to the aame o. HUGHES, Executor.
July 20 ], aug 2.16, sent lis. oct 1-15, nov1
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"A novel marriage took place in Lawrence.
Kansas. on the Hth lns, ant. The lady bad just
come on from Scotland 10 meet the gentleman,
Who reside. near that CITY. The parties had
neyer met before. She had never seen the man
Nham she had sailed across the ocesn . I'd
csi55e ont to Kansas to meet and to marry. in
obedience to besro.hal made by the parents
in the old county.
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~ CONSIGNREs PER EAMsHIP
CHAMPION are notified that she will discharge cargo
TMs DAY at .dge, South Wharf. Goods remain
ing on the wharf at sunset will stored at owners
risk and expense. JAMES ADGER CO.,
July 90 Agents
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TIE YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN As
aSOCIA ATOM.

New YORK, July 1s.-rhe session Of the In
ternational Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian A.soclations, at Portland, Me-, closed
on Saturday.
A movement for the education Of oolored
elergymen, to preach to the colored people OF
the South, was inaugurated and large
amount 70 further it was subscribed on the
SPOT.
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@BEAUTIFUL WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD

aSBEAUTlFUL WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD
be beautiful, use BaRan's MAGNOLIA BALM.
It gives pure blooming complexion and restores
youthful beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
It runoves Redness. Blotches and Pimples, cures
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thirty appear fut twenty
TIE MAGNOLIA BALM makes the Skin smooth
and pearIy; the Eye bright and clear; the Cheek
glow with the bloom Of youth, and imparts fresh,
plump appearance to the counenAnee. No lady
need complain of her comp EXON, When seventy
FIVE cents will purchase this delightful article.
The best artile to dress the hair is Ly ons Kstha
ron. tbstu limo D4o June "a
syMARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PeEY@Nr Vt-Tnis va
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We :rs and through the persua ion OF friends, VINO
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of however long standina, r'moVlna the cause and
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ha. no superior aud for debility arising from the
effects oil fever, or from utbeI cause is invllu,ole
A few does ia sufficient to eatisty The most in
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MARENGo is genuine southern preparation
the propr etor and N ,nufacturer ing native ana
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40 HUMBUG. Try 1T.
For sale BY oil Druggists. and By DoWIH
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R1cB WINRMAN CO.. Ha1ne-ssreet and @. J.
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Special aotif.s.

MR.. JOB DAWSON Is
authorized to act as my Attorney during my alb
sence from the stats. JAS. BANCROFT, JR.
July 20
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MAGNOLIA wATER-superior to the best imported
3erman Cologne, and sold at half the price.
July 20 tuths3