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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-12-23

nsr W. II. B. FopD is duly authorized to act as
agent for the Anderson lntslAgencer ana the RuraS
Gafolinian, and will receipt for subscriptions t.
either of these journals.
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nSr DIR. j. W. GURLEY has returned from his
professional tour through the country, and would
be pleased to receive call from oil who desire
dental operations Of any character.
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ATT PRIVATE SALE.

THE TRACT OF LAND, formerly owned by
VIM. A. Griffin, lying two miles East OF Psndleton>
bounding lands of 2. 7. Taylor, Thomas Dickson
and others, containing $50 acres, more or less.
For terms apply to Messrs Reed s Brown, An
dersen. s. c. .ss JOHN d. WILLIAMS. Z
Dec 16, 1869 %
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nsy- We are requested to announce that the
onblio generally are invited to attend the Christ
mas Tree" at the Baptist Church on to-morrew
(Fridayl afternoon. The exercises will begin at
4 O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NorrcE.-To parties in want of Doors,
Sashes and Blinds, We refer to the advertisement
of P P ToALE, the large manufacturer of those
goods in Charleston. Price list furnished on ap-
plication. Jim
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SITUATION WANTED.

By young lady, as Governess or Teacher in
private family. Competent to teach English, Mu-
sic and Drawing. Apply to the editor Of the An
derson htellgencer.
Dec 90, 1869 90 3*
gY- Laurensville Herald cory twice and forw-
ard bill to this Office
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House and Lot for Sale.

FOR SALE, that House and Lot, situated on
Calhoun street, in the town of Anderson, opposite
w. F. Barr's residence. The House contains four
rooms and passage The Lot comprises twoand
one-shird aeres, and has on it oil necessary out
buildings, besides well of splendid water. Ap-
ply to - W.9H. CATER. i
Dec l6, 1863 70 3
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.7aiEersa# 7aailetsaH gutellige,teer.
Thursday Morning. December 2srd, 1859.

nas- JOHN T. SseAN, jr., is the regular author
ized agent in Columbia to solicit advertisements
and procure subscriptions for the Intslhgencsr'
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Dec 49, 1869
BAUGH's RAW BONE
SUPERPH0SPHATE OF LIME.

lam now receiving my supplies of this Manure,
and Planters can rely upon getting article full
ly up to standard as per analysis. ALI bought
from myself, or authorized agents. / will guaran-
tee, as every cargo so sold is analyzed on arrival
here, and the high character of the Manure fully
kept up.
j. n. ROBSON, - -
Sole Agent for Soath Carolina,
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, sc.
W. S. SHARPE Agent for Anderson County.
Prof: Shepard says of analysis made October
16, 1869: ga valuable Manure and decidedly
superior to the article of last year."
Experiment made by NJ. c. NJ. Hammond, Of
Beech Island, S. c.:
No Manure-sS7 pounds Seed Cotton per acre.
175 lbs. Peruvian Guano-1S2S lbs. per acre
IT'S lbs Baughs-1489 lbs. per acre.
Dec %, 1869 26 3m
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SATANNAH rs. CHARLESTON.
THE GAME ON CITADEL anEKN@THE sAvAN.
NAH CLUB vIoroRIoUs-sCoRR.

Tho RiOt-Thc Military Rush Out-yhey
aro Prevented frOm irinS by Major r.
ID. O&ilby Assembling OF Negroes -
Assa ult by tbcm upon the Members of
tho Washington Cornet Band. Colored,
Because they nre Democrats-SevoraI
oftho Band Injured Gallant Conduct
OF the Police nnd Detective Force-
Mayor Ptllsbury Announces that ho
1s Powerless to Stop the Rioters The
Military have to Escort the Hand ana
Members OF the Clubs to the Boat-Sup.
per at the Vigilant Englno House
speeoh Of Mayor rillsbury-Departure.
Yesterday morning the members of the base
ball clubs and the numerous ones interested
In the game were soreIy vexed when they
found it was raining and that there was every
appearance OF it's continuing all day, and many
were the blue looking faces in conseq uence.
But brighter things we're in store for them.
By ten O'clock, the sun broke through the
clouds and dissipated them as it did the cloudy
faces heretofore referred to. All arrange
ments were then made for
THE GAME
The game was called OF half-past one
O'Clock. the clubs having proceeded to the
around to the music Of the Washington Cornet
Band, colored, of Savannah. The place sc.
lected was on the Meeting-street side OF the
Green. At the upper end two tents we're
pitched, under which were Refreshments for
the players. From one tent foated q large
blue banner, inscribed, ''savannah." The band
was posted at the extreme upper end, and at
intervals during the game discoursed excel
lent music. There were several white and
colored policemen on the ground under the
command OF Lieutenant w. N. Taft, who we're
detailed to preserve order and to prevent the
crowd from trespassing upon that portion of
the ground selected for the game, and which
was marked off, partially by ropes, and at the
lower end by aags. There were from fifteen
hundred TO two thousand people upon the
ground, the majority of them being negroes.
The uniform Of the Savannah Club was full
suit of gray flannel, trimmed with blue; that
Of the Carolina Club being Of white flannel, aud
also trimmed with blue-both clubs presenting
an attractive appearance.
About two O'Clock the clubs took their posi-
tons and the playing commenced, and was
continued steadily until about five CLOCK,
when the ninth inning was finished and the
Savannah Club declared victorious. This an
nounoement was greeted with three rousinR
cheers from the crowd and ''Dixie" from the
band. Mr.. Geo. q. Kimball, captain Of the
Savannah nine, proposed three cheers and q
tiger for the Carolina Club, which were given
with will, as we're the "three and o tiger"
proposed by Mr.. E. F. Schacte, for the Nayan.
nah Club.
THE SCORE,
Containing full particulars Of the game. is an
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Chamber Of Commerce, at IL M.
O., L., at halt-past 8 p. M.
AUcrxoNsALEs THIS DAP.

- AUCTION SALES THIS DAP. as
JREFoRDs & 90. will sell at auarter-psat 9
O'Clock. at their stores, hams, shoulders. SO.
HnNRY OoBIA b Co. will sell ut quarter past
3 o'clock, at their store butter and bacon.
LAUREYi &c ALEXANDRA will sell at 10 O'Clock.
at their store. sundr1es and groceries.
LEITCH d BRUINS will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old Postoffice . small dwelling.
d.. q. DeLeon will sell at II o'clock, at the old
PoApfice, railroad stock.
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FELL DEAD.-About FIVE O'Clock Sunday after
noon, q colored man named Nicholas Brown,
s4while taking walk, fell dead at the corner Of
Washington and inspection streets. He had
been i'll during the morning. but felt we'll
enough il the afternoon to walk out. Coroner
Whiting held aninquest. and the verdict of the
jury was in accordance with the above facts.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulati0n.-THED DAILY NEWS
COCNXZED IS HA AVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATION IN THE CITY or CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
iNG'IN TRK rOSTOFFyCE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVzS-
IONS OF THE NEW P0STOFF1CE LAW.
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Ge.aH2Aill NEE. ut half-past 8 o'clock tonight

ELECTION OF WARDENs.-At an election held
Saturday for two Wardens OF Moult1ieyille,
Messre. Asher d. Cohen and D. Sinclair were
e!ected
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lima Club made short speeches., IN them ex-
pressing their regret that the disgraceful not
had occurred, the steamer left. Wmle on the
wharf. the negroes collected upon the opposite
wharves and eDdeavOred to hurl briokbats
among the crowd around the steamer, but
only half q dozen or so pieces struck on the
wharf.-the rest falling short. Those who ac-
oompanied the excu1sionists to the wharf
we're assaIled by the mob on returning, and
one or two slightly injured.
CONCLUSION.
In closing this account we would fail in Our
tenant VIM. N. Taft. of the police force. and
both the white and colored policemen under
him; Lieutenant e. A. Phillipy, Officers Min.
son. Lovett. Davis, Quinn, Roberts, and Free
man, (colored) OF the detective force, was
most gallant and deserving of the highest
praise. The Chief and Lieutenant Chapman,
Of the police force. did efficient service. To
Major Ogllby, Lieutenants Savage aad Lynch,
with those above mentioned, are the clubs of
both Savannah andCharleston greatly indebted.
for but for the GOODNESS and determination of
these officers some of their lives would have
been sao1ifced to the blind fury of the mob.
TURKEY SHooTNG.-At Mount Pleasant, to
morrow. there will be turkey shooting and
dancing. Read the advertisement in another
column.
HE NEWS In THR CoUNTRY.-Readers Of
The NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorlte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month. by addressing note. with
their subscriptions to our publication Office.
CRUMBS. s.-Seven cases OF drunkenness were
disposed Of by the Mayor yesterday.
During the riot last night little colored boy,
(evidently newsboy and philosopher was
heard to exclaim, that he didn't care one way
or another, so 9HE News sold we'll this
morning. }e
The case Of Officer Reid. charged with lead
ing mob into the Customhouse, will be in
vestigated to-day.
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DRUa LAsELs.--We desire to call The atten-
tion of druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities Of The NEWS
AJob Office for printing all kinds of drug labels,
prescription blanks. &c.. at the shortest no.
tice, and in style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock OF cuts, borders and
fancy type is unusually large aud choice. Cali
and examine specimens Of work.
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9otfis.
ct. Lou ID "a . # &c l..

II THIS NEWAN COMMOl IOUs HOURE L0CAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-seeond .ssrsaf
possesses advantages all other houses or the so
commodation OF tts Ruests. II was built expressIv
ior hrst.clsss family boarding. house--the roornS
being large and on suite heated hy soase--wtth hof
and cold water and furnished second 70 nona: vstX
the culinary department. is In the most axnerrmcss
bands. afording gueets an uneqaailsd table.
One OF Atwood's Patent Elevators n sseo au,ov.v
guests OF all hours t.., -. ' w A'A0s NO: ~
Inc broadwsy and University Place Carr psss thss
Avenue hnes but short block On aithss ssrs
snording ample facilities for communicating With at
me depots steamboat landings, olnees nf ssessa~
u'en' snu Ous1ness o. the great fnetfopols. -. .
MORE q HOLLEY. Propr1etars. o''
March IA 5.-ssrrs n M. -
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THE WOLF 1s Qu1Rr. "Marshal"
LafayetteT, 'Woof was tarraigned before Ma
gistrate Mishaw, colored. to answer the charge
OF having, on Saturday afternoon last. oopceal-
ed himself and q revolver In a house on Broad
street. with intent to shoot Alderman r. y.
Mackey. WooR was very quiet, and in con-
sideration of this fact ~as bound over in the
sum OF 800 to keep the peace. Magistrate Mi
shaw said that Woolr looked SO lamblike. that
he could not Imagine him to have been the
roaring lion oFSaturday.!n ss:f S#
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for fine Line,
Sacks, IL 80. July "a
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

The CHARLESTON NEWS. the circulation Of
which Ia about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carollna, is The
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu .tfons or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
sss; WHO have lost OF found articles OF value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvEn-
TIsEMENTs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,oten the order is giuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses. shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF Advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 word rs cents
n" Yf Four LINES or 80 words. -. 40
go FIVE LINES or 40 words... :. 80
All, advertisements 10 be inserted at these
gates must be prepaid and delivered at The
News Office bv 8 P. M.
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INCREASE OF THE CoLoRED PoPuLAr1oN.-We
learn that on Sunday last colored woman
named Amelia Johnson, living on Drake street,
gave birth to four fine, healthy male children.
The crowd are doing wen. This AFFAIR has oc-
casioned considerable excitement among tie
colored people, both male and female, and the
house has been bssteged by . crowd Of them,
some Of whom wekes ssillng tc r.yy Cor q sight
OF this wonderful woman. She would have
pleased Napoleon Bonsparte; Tor once when he
was in sore need Of soldiers. the talented and
witty Madame de Esasl approached and asked
him whom he shought ths smartest womah in
France? The one who giyss birth to tho most
Shildren, was the astounding reply.
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BU6IN ESS NOTIOES.
GREEN TURTLE soup and variety Of nice
and substantial viands for lunch this morning
at forks "Our House." er5
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FISHING ExcuRsIoN.--By an advertisement
in our paper it Will be noticed that our oiti-
zens who may wish to enjoy the delightful
ocean air for few hours, with the excitement
attending good fishing. will have an opportu-
nityat9 oclock k'to-nnorrow morning, when the
steamer Samson will leave Acco nmo latioh.
wharf for the Black fish banks The Samson
lis strong and well provided steamer, and
Captain Flynn will take good care Of his pas
sengers. who will have . fine ohoydess served
up to them without chsrge. This occasion
should nat be neglected. as the opportunity
will give 1ine chance FOR D days enjoyment
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TURKEY SHooTMG.-At Mount Pleasant, to
morrow. there will be turkey shooting and
dancing. Read the advertisement in another
column.
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n Sx.s nj a r d $50
horse power incsudinx the
coleoratej Coriiss Cut-of,
Engines, side Valve Sta.
ticnar, Engines Portable
Engi es. &e. Also. Circu-
,ar Muiav and Gang Saw
Mile. Sugar Cane q Ii,
.ha. ting Pulleys. de-. Lath
and shingle Mills. whaa,
and Corn Mills,. circular
Jaws Betting, DO. Send
tor descriptive Circular sn6
Price list.
TEAM sEaINE Co,
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OUTSIDE and Kept the crowd Of negroes at bay.
but they were not forgotten by those inside.
Soon toastlng commenced, and after the
presentation of the bali TO the victorious club.
Mayor Rllsbury, who had accompanied the
line from the Citadel. Was called upon. i q
he, as others had done before him. espress-
ed the deepest regret for what had occurred.
stating that he had gone to the ground 70 wit
pess the game and was SURPRISED and mortified
to see that . riot was ia pregress.s and being
utterly poWeriess to quell II with the force st
his command, he had requested tistachment
Of the military. which had been CREATED. He
had been unable. mp to this time. to ascertain
the origin Of tho riot, or to learn who we're the
originators; but I give my pledge that every
effort that can be made will be exerted to bring
she perpetrators to justica- And I further
pledge that every man OF the ,,excursiontsts
shall be protected 80 long 90 he remains in the
city.
Three cheers and tiger were given, after
which General r. ii. Anderson, tex-Corsede-
rste) was called upon. He stated that he had
called upon Colonel Eddy. who was an old army
Friend Of his, and requested protection for the
band, which ehad granted. He then D, opposed,
the Coloneps health. which was drapk. and
three cheers and tiger given Tor him.
Lieutenant Savage, who was In command OF
the detachment ON duty at the hail. was callaa
upon. He sisted that he AMI his soldiers had
been dets TO protect the excursionists nom
the negro mob. and they would do their duty.
sts'@ DKpAETURE.
6ome further toastinR add speech-makiue
followed, afterwhioh tho line WAS xeSoTnsaSls.
and marched down State-street- the negroes
who had had larse accessions to their or,ginal-
y large numbers following, now and then
throwing missiles. but hurting no one. Atthe
corner OF State and Queen streets, and also at
the corner cfBroad and East Bay streets. the
mob gave every Indication OF charging the line.
but shrnnk back each time as the soldiers
turned upon them. At Boyce's wharf. where
the steamer Nick King lay, the Chief Of Police.
who arrived shortly after the tsrst riot, go
posted the troops and the police 90 to prevent
the negroes, from gong upon the wharf. az.
ter some little delay, during \ which
President McCabe ana others or tho Car
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Containing full particulars Of the game. is ar
Dexed:
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25
NOTICES.
BUcHU.

From DfspensatOry Of the United StaieA.
rUIOSHA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES
REPRESENTATIVES. odor Is strong, diGusive, ant
somewhat aromatic, their taste btterish, and analo
MED1c1I P-norEnrrEs AND usEz-Buchn leave.
are gently stimuiant, with q peculiar tendency 60 th'
They are given IN complaints of the Urinary Or
gans, such as Gravel, ChrOnic CatarTh Of the Bladder
Morbid Irritation Ofthe Biaddernnd UFetha, Diseas
nence Of Urine. froma loss oftone n the parts con
cerned in It's evacuation. The remedy has also beer
CutaneOus A dections, and Dropsy.
HELsBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU is used by per
the decline or change Of life: after Conknemenf o.
Labor Pains; Bed-Wetting in children.
In affections peculiar 70 females, the Extract Blu
chm Is uuequaled BY any other remedy, as in C9il0rO
sis, or Retentiou, lrregularisy, Painfulness or Sup
SchirrOus state ofthe Uterus, LeucOrrhea. or White
DISEASE o. THE BLADDER, KFDN EVs. GRAVEL
AND DRoPsICAL SWELLTNGs.-This medicine in
creases the power Of Digestion, and excites the Alb
eOTbPnts intOhealthy action by which the WateFy OF
caleareous dispositions, and all Unnatural Enlarge
ments are reduced, as vel as Pain and inflammation
HELMBOLDs EXRTAcT has cured every
case Of Diabetes, In which Il has been given. Irrl
tatiOn of the Neck, Of the Bladder, and 1nhamma.
ton Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention OF Urine
Diseases Of the Prostate Gland, StOnein the Bladder
| Calculus, Gravel, Bricz-Dust, Deposit, and 1Incus OF
Milky Discharges, and for e~n.eebled and delicate
constitutions, OF both sexes, attended with the fol
owing symptoms: IndlspOsltion TO Exertion, Loss
of Power, Loss OF Memory, Dinhculty Of breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror ofDiseaSe, Wake
fulness, Dimness Of Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body Dryness Of The Skin
Il kTGFEon on the race rama 0o4nlenfRCes UuiNer
/ sal Iassitude Of the Muscular system, &c.
H~EI1rBOIDis RUcHU Is Diuretic and
Blood Purifying, and cures all Diseases arising from
habits Of dissipation, excess and imprudence in life
IMPURITIES Of the Blood, &C, superseding COpaib0 In
.laaectons for which t IS used such as 0On0rfhoea
elects Of long standing, and Syphilific Affections
in these diseases, used In connection with HELN-
BOID's ROSE WASH.
sold BY all Druggists and dealers everywhere. Be
ware Of countereiE. Ask for HelmbOlds. Take M
other. Price-SL.I per bottle. or g bOttles for $3.50
Delivered to any address, DescribesyEnptOms In all
communication.
Address II. Il. HEL1LBOLD, 54 Broadway, NY,
"a NONE ARE unless done up In
steel-engraved wrapper. with fac-simile ofmy Chem
icai Warehouse, and signed
mach-2m II. T. HELMBOLD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25


FersOnal.|. s. Hetzel has returned from
AeW York, where he has been laying in a
mammoth stock Of Spring summer
Clothing.
DIN. Sh~ellenberger has returned from his
business and visiting trip. and bookshelf,
you recognize him at the first glance, you
can have our new hat -Sheuenberger Bros
VII have a Housing stock OF hardWare, &c., on
soon.
saml Star, Of the Price Regulator Of this
ety, returned Monday last looking much
improved in health. He reports matters COM
paratively very dull east He says h has
nadea -ten strike in laying in his stock Of
Dfy Goods and Clothing. and predicts a great
Secine In Fancy and Staple Dry Goods and
SotAing. So look out, ye in want Of any.
ming IN this line.
W ". Hackney went est for more goods
Yesterday. He mis- up ofener than any mer.
Slant IN the city, AMI usually Is the drst "a
introduce the latest novelties.
Nep1 JAS. A. Emmons and Mr.. Tboz. WI.
departed yesterday for st. Louis. The
ln mas engaged % make a trip TO the
o. eEeVening wereceiveda can from
r Davenport, Of Craig station No.
ne Is doing an Immense genera Wa.
,,Lse business. Be Is a live man an6 NJ
"An him success.
Z. futile. Assistant Revenue 49,
lleda az our Office this week ~ T,ttl,
.sppFs business brisk IN Rro.--,
Nsbnuaisan. nVlne-AraOo
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25
rnrsf Rake

Fursf and rad1ey'ss ulkey Hay Rake
The only really practical successful
rake-is acknowledges to havenO equal, and
can truly be called the King 0aH RGkes, Il
numbers its friends nearly BY ten thousand.
and mot one Of them dissatisfied nor Onereke
ever returned. It IS more simple hts con-
structfon, has no superfuities, and not liable
to get out Of order. It is very easily opera-
ted, as boy twelve years Of ago caa work 1t
with perfect ease. On rough ground Il far
exceis all Others, because it IS constructed In
such a manner thatt the whole weight o. the
head with twenty teeth rests on any one
tooth, and the teeth, by having . double coil
above, arc much stronger and more eEeetic
than others; and in consequences ofthh-i 1T
will rake OF bunch mp whe no other rake
cam and is strong enough to a corn stalks
of the field. for which purpose many Of these
rakes have been sold, and they give entire
satisfaction. Sold by +. A. Tisdel, Jr., 4 Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

=- Just publishedin a sealed envelope
AEAHHA Price six cents. Lecture on the IA.
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~ Bpefmatorrhm or Seminal Weakness
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