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Cotton Market Weekly Summary
From Shreveport South, Western.

FROM shreveport South w eStern.
Thursday Evening, April To-
The demand for the leading staple
was quite active, and our last
evenings quotations were main.
tanned until noon dispatches were
received, quoting other markets
"quiet" and easier, caused ours to
become less active at fully 4c. de-
cline on the lower grades. We
quote: Ordinary 238 to 24c.; good
ordinary 245 to 243c.; low mid
ding 255c. Gold 1873 to 1874.
Friday Eve. April 16.-Our
market opened this morning with
good demand, at our closing quo
tations Of last evening. In the
absence of cable dispatches, we
report market closing quiet but
firm; Ordinary 233 to 24c.; good
ordinary 243 to 248c.; low mid
ding 254 to 251c. Gold 1873 to
1874.
Saturday Eve, April Ion
the receipt Of the morning tele-
grams, reporting other markets
dull aud nominal, ours became
easy, and when sales were made
buyers demanded concessions from
previous quotations. We quote,
market closing at the following:
Ordinary 233 to 24c.; good ordina-
ry 24ss to 24Bc.; low middlidg % to
254c.; Gold 1873 to 134.
Monday Eve, April 19.-Our
market opened this morning very
quiet, and continued so till the
close: Ordinary 233 to 24c.; good
ordinary 243 to 245c.; low mid
ding % to 254c. Gold 1874.
tuesday Eve, April 20.-The
cotton market has been almost at
a stand still. Offerings, though
light, were not much sought after.
We quote, the market quiet but
steady: Ordinary 234 to 233c.;
good ordinary 244s to 241c.; low
middling 244f to 25c. Gold firm
at 1873 to 134.
Wednesday Eve. April lave
have to report another quiet day
in cotton. Offerings, though mod
crate for the season, are not much
sought after. We quote; Ordina-
ry 231 to 234c.; good ordinary pa
to 243c.; low middling 24a to 25c,
Gold firm, 1874.
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Shes.SR's Sale.
r. w. Turner, for use, &C.,
vs.

r. w. Turner, for use, &C.,
vs..
j. A. 1nabinett, ct ais.
In Parish Court of Bossier Parish,
Louisiana, No. AZ.
by virtue of writ of fieri facias
ID issued from the Honorable Parish
Court of Bossier Parish, La, in the
above entitled suit, aud to me direct
ed. have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction, before the Court
House door. in the town of Bellevue,
La, within the legal hours of sale, on
the first Saturday the LIST day of May,
1869, the following described property.
to- wit:
All the improvements upon lot No.
Is, in the plan of the town of Belle
vue, La.
Seized as the property of defendants
J. A. Inabinett and wife, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
of appraisement.
W. H. HILL. Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, April II, 1869.
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Foreign and Domestic Markets,
From the South Western.l

From the South Western.1
Liverpool, April q, noon.-Cot-
ton opens, dull; uplands 125 and
Orleans 118d.
New York, April q, noon.-
Gold 1345. Cotton quiet; mid.
ding upiands 284 to 2S4c. Arizo-
ma, from Aspinwall, brings hall
million in treasure.
New Orleans, April 21.-Cotton
-middling scarce at 204c.; sales
5000; receipts 694 and exports 63
bales. Gold 1343. Flour dull;
superfine So go, double extra Sc
il and treble extra SO so. Corr
steady; white 76 to II and yellow
80 to 85c. Oats declined, 70c.-
Bran scarce, 81 80. Hay firm
prime $28. Pork S32 25.~ Bacon
firm; shoulders 135, clear rib liz
and clear sides 1919. Lard dull
but unchanged. Sugar-good de
mand: common 9 to 10c. Molasses
scarce; fermenting SIC. Whisky
and coffee unchanged.
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aMORa6ElOas.

IL '" E a@rshh Parish n DS Of Bos 92aE' La
WThereaS, r W. TURNER has applied to
w me for a monition and has petitioned
the Judge of the Tenth Judicial District
Court of Louisiana, holding sessions in and
for the Parish of Bossier. to confirm and
hamologate the sale made by William II.
Hill, Sheriff of Parish of Bossier, to him on
the sixth day of March, A D., 1869, of the
following described land, to-wit.
The soutl east quarter of the southwest
quarter, the northeast quarter of southwest
quarter, the southwest quarter of northeast
quarter and the northwest quarter of south
east quarter of section tIirty-four, and
southwest quarter of southeast quarter, the
southeast quarter of southwest quarter and
the northeast quarter of southwest quarter
of section thirty, of township twenty-five,
of range thirteen of North West La con-
tanning eighty acres, and bought for the
price Of one hundred and six 33-l00 dollars,
which sale was made by virtue of two f. fas.
issued out of said Court in the cases respec-
lively of A. G.. Nalle vs.. Paulina Pickett ct
al, No. 1865, and r. S. Welham VS.. Paulina
Pickett, ct al. No. 1865
Now, therefore, in the name Of the State
of Louisiana, this is to cite and admonish
all persons, particularly Paulina Pickett,
defendant, who can set up any right TO said
land in consequence of the informalitv in
the orders, DEGREES or judgments of the
Court under which the sale was made or any
irregularity or illegalitE in the appraise-
ments and advertisements, in time and
manner of sale OF for any other defect what
soever to show cause within thirty days
from the day this monition is first inserted
in the public papers why the sale SO ma 7e
should not be confirmed and homologated
Witness my official signature and seal Of
Office, at Bellevue, this 30th March, 1861
T. n. BRADEE,
ana. SITS Clerk 10Th Dist Court
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s1TONIE6Oae.

JONI G. HEAD,) In District Court Of Bos-
For Monitor. 2436.
VNThereas, John G. Head has applied to
w me for monition, and has petitloned
the Judge of the 10th judicial District, hold
ing sessions in and for the Parish Of Bossier,
to confirm and homologate the sale made by
VIM H. Hill, Sheriff Of the parish Of Bossjer,
to him on the 9Th day of March, A. D. 1869, of
the following described land, to-wit;
The southwest quarter of the northeast
Quarter of section %, and northwest quarter
of northeast quarter and northeast quarter
of northwest quarter and southeast quarter
of northwest quarter ct section number 2Si
and southeast quarter of northwest quarter,
and northeast quarter of northwest quarter
of section 30; and southeast quarter OF south
west quarter, and northeast quarter of south
west quarter of section 90 all in township
%. of range -, Of Northwest Louisiana
containing in all 800 acres, more or less, for
the price of ninety-one and 20-l00 dollars,
which sale was made by virtue OF two II tas
issued out of said Court, in the cases respec
lively of A G. Nalle VS. Paulina Pickett, ct
al, No. 1865, and Z. 5. Welham vs. Pauline
Pickett ct al No. 1866.
Now, therefore, in the name of the State
of Louisiana, this is to cite and admonish al
persons who can set up any right to said
| land and particularly Mrs. Paulina Pickett
| in consequence of informality in the order
decree or Judgment of the Court, unde
which the sale was made, or any Irregular
ties or f1legality in the appraisement anc
/ advertisement, in time and manner of sale
or for any other defect whatsoever, to shoy
cause within thirty days from the day TIM
monition is first inserted in the public pa
pers, why the sale SO made should not D
confirmed and homologated
Witness my official signature and seal
Office, at Bellevue, La, this the 18th day
April, 1862. 100 n,.nrr
n3 str Clerk District Court.
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share of patronage. Much ill feel

share of patronage. Much ill feel
ing manifested.
Replying to Forney's delegation
Grant is reported to have said he
was very happy to hear they in
tended making the trip; hoped it
would be productive of the best
results; nothing would do more to
the prosperity and to reconstruct
the South than white loyal emf
grafton. He had no doubt North
ern capital and Northern men
would readily avail themselves of
Inducements offered in the South
as soon as they could be assured
of protection and cordial welcome.
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Notice.

SUGGESTIONS of II r. Wheeler and sctfe.
I'm Bossier Parish Court. Notice is hereby
L given to all persons interested herein, to
show cause, if any they have, within thirty
days from the publication hereof, why the
annual account of j. S. Sanderson, Tutor of
the minor heirs of said Succession NOW on.
file,) should not be homologated and ap-
proved. L. ". BAKER,
April 10, 1869. Parish Judge
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sEFO2a CFEO3s.

W H. scASLAND In District Court,
Erparte Bossier parish La.
H-hereGS, w IT, Scanland has applied to
me for a monition and has petitioned the
Judge of the Tenth Judicial Dittrict Court,
holding sessions in and for the parish of
Bossier to confirm and homologate the sale
made by William Fl. Hill, Sheriff Of the pa
rish of Bossier, to him on the sixth day Of
March, A. D., 1869, of the following described
land to-wit
The southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section twenty-five, the south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton nineteen and the northwest quarter of
the northeast quarter and the north east
quarter of the northwest Quartee. and the
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section thirty, of township twenty-five
of range thirteen of North West La; con
tanning two hundred acres and bought for
the price of thirty three and 20l00 dollars,
which sale was made by virtue of two Fl. fas.
issued out of said Court in the eases respec
lively of A g. Male VS.. Paplina Pickett, ct.
al No 1865, and r. s. Welham vs.. Paulina
Pickett, ct. al, No. 1866
Now, therefore, in tie name Of the State
of Louisiana, this is to cite and admonish
all persons who can set up any right to said
land, and particularly Mr. PaRlina Pickett,
| in consequence of informality in the orders,
DEGREES or judgments of the Court under
which the sale was made or any irregularity
or illegality in the appraisements and ad-
| refreshments in time and manner of sale, or
| for any other defect whatsoever, to show
cause within thirty days from the day this
monition is first inserted in the public
papers, why the sale so made should not be
confirmed and homologated
Witness my official signature and seal Of
office at Bellevue, this 30th March, A. D., 1866
7. n BRADEN,
ap3, SITS Clerk 10th Dist. Court
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office.

Succession of In the Parish
Walter Troupe, Court of Bossier
deceased. J Parish, La.
NTotice is hereby given that w. L.
IN Coyle has filed his petition in
my office asking to be appointed cura
tor of the above entitled succession.
If opposition is not made thereto
within ten days from the publication
hereof the prayer of said petition will
be granted.
April 81, 1869.
L. w. BALER,
n4 Dts pisa. Parish Judge
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Pocket Corn Shelter.

1 right of Bossier parish for the sale of
M. & S. Houseman's Patent Pocket Corn
Sheeler, would respectfully invite the atten-
ton of planters apd others, to this new con
venient and rapid method of sheeling corn.
1t will shell from four to sax bushels of
ordinary corn per hour with an expense of
only So Samples and machine may be seen
at the stores Of Messrs. Sibley, Coleville;
Moore, Bellevue, and Barnacastle. Fillmore
M IT. w. j DUFFIE.
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Succession Notice.

I Succession s". ct In the he Parish
deceased. Parish, La.
nj office is hereby given that John G..
~ Head has filed his petition in my
office asking to be appointed curator
of the above entitled succession.
If opposition is not made thereto
within ten days from the publication
hereof, the prayer of the petition will
be granted. y o.
April q. 1869.
L. w. BAKER,
nd 81 IF SO. Parish Judge.
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office.

Succession of In the Parish
S. Levy, Court of Bossier
deceased. Parish, La
Notice is hereby given that W L
~ Coyle has filed his petition in
my Office asking to be appointed cura-
tor Of the above entitled succession.
If opposition is not made thereto
within len days from the publication
hereof, the prayer of the petition will
be granted.
April 81, 1869.
L. W. BAKER,
nd ct pisa. Parish Judge.
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SuccessiOra NotIce.

Succession Of Samuel Harrison, deceased
slA Parish 81 q aq Boisien InParsh Court
NTotice Is hereby given that Eliza w.
N ,Wooley, administrative of the Success
sion Of Samuel Harrison, deceased, has this
day fled in the office OF said Court, her
final account as Administrative aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this Is to admonish all
persons concerned, that If opposition il not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the SAID account viii be hopaologated
and made the Judgment Of the court. Il 1;
| Given under my hand and seal Of Office,
| at Bellevue, this the ed day OF March,
A D. 1869
L. WI. BAKER,
! mh27 SITS, pfS6 Parish Judge
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Succession Notice.

u, Succession Of r. r OahiH, deceased y
STATE Or LOUISIANA, en- parish con,+
Parish Of Bossier. - 81 + 'hrisn o so'Prree'
Notice is hereby given that Richard w n
~ Turner has this day filed in the office
Of the Parish Court of Bossier parish and
State aforesaid, his petition praying to be
appointed administrator of the succession
Of r. p Cahill, deceased. FsEs 4
Now, therefore, this is to adInonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, said applicant viii be appointed adj !,
ministrator as prayed for. tlA
Signed officially, this the 18th day of
April, 1853. ..a -4..
.s 0 L. w. BAKER, A3i
n3 2ts pf So Parish Judge.
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u There are only four ex Gov
ernors of Georgia now living, viz:
G. w. Crawford, Herschel V.
johnson, Joseph E. Brown and
Charles j. Jenkins.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of In Parish
Mary Ann Crownover, ; Court of Bos'
deceased. Parish. La.
NJ Office is hereby given that W. K.
~ Oneal has filed his petition in
my office asking to be appointed ad-
ministrator Of the above succession.
If opposition is not made thereto in
ten days fro m the publication hereof,
the prayer Of the petition will be
granted.
April %, 1869.
T.. w. BAKER,
n4 2ts. pf So. Parish Judge.
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w Borie has issued orders to
the navy yards to employ none
but Union men, that is to say,
"trooly loil" Radicals. This is the
Radical plan of conducting the
government on business princi,
DleS,
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% The newly appointed naval
officer at New Orleans, Charles
Dillingham;, was recorder of mort
cages under Governor Flanders,
and subsequently held a position
in the interal revenue.
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HoME.-The wife makes the
horne and the home makes the
man.
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OF Secretary Fish speaks French
fluently, and Secretary Borie
French and Spanish.
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~ Learning makes man fit
company for himself.
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Notice.

Succession Of A.. A. 45ney ff.Ef.
In Parish Court Of Bossier Parish Notice
Il is hereby given to all persons interested
herein, to show cause, (if any they haye,l
within thirty days from the publication here.
Of, why the annual account of Francis N t
cession, tnow on hle should not be homolo-
gated and approved. 8zgaag rfay Wal
T. IT, BAKER,
April TO- 1869 Parish Judge
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20 Henri Jomini, the great
military writer, was born in Swift
erland in 1879, and died at Passey
a few days since at the age of 91
wears.
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% A virtue in lawyers-Their
acts are always courteous.
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BOdceGgag sN6Ig.

Cypress and Pine Lumber sawed, and corn
~ ground, at short notice Apply to +ss
y H. STROUD, or
ap17 BINS =. w DOYLE. rcd
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- Wendell Phillips signs for
a Peter the Great to "chaw up
the unreconstructed South.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

@rbebt @ud, ebelmutbtse @efinnunsstaA<
ttse, erbtbt GuG! @i@ert Guren' &ntbeil
Der patrtptifden Spprteln. ,Sn Gb'ea9o
aetst etne ANeeuranj.G pmpasnie an, bob fe
gerf6erunsen auf Tenfer unb 9iersldier
anntnamt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

Sat Grant @riQen cher Gaprieen?
@ri1e 1T cine wunberli4e uble gaute,
Caprice (ppm latetntfhen copera 3tesenbcd)
peutet r,etr cine E isenfinnig 2aune an:
You pays your money and you takes your
choice.
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Nur bic 0ieb;uht
Die S9af3u6t

fdnet an, IN Minaefpta tebr eintrdslid III merben anb anger
ben pben befdriebenen 2dnbereien tn Nnpta, Sfanti nnb
Sterburne Counties, inb bic grairiednbereien ron Wfeeier,
8anbsett II. Mpnpnga!ia Defenders fit biefen 3med seiuht.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Jeuersarten bes Wises u. @ttFes.

Die Grille ,ppbnt auf Telbern unb inRdu<
fern, ia itlbf int &cpfpon @enfhen. Betoe
bic MenI9ensrilen, baben einen eittor'sen
@eIans, ben man 3irpen beibt. Nar1ent@
lid pfest bas .3trpen Der Gifer1u4tS<
ertllen Gteleute oft sur @e%r3msiFu19 gu
brinssn. Nu0 frnf Gruadfene, Defenders
@elebrts, fansen maabmal @rile1 anp 1es'
en- fA tieielben 1T ben &ppf; 1pas aber 9ar
nidt eeluno it. Seer piele @r1aen nao
int 3ppfe tat, Der fam barber letht Den
gerfanb serlieren.
Shwabe: Wenn Sbr net 9le' aus benz
@ee raus oanset, bau | Gnh bic Tltsb aus
chamber!
Trember: Nber suterMann, i9 tpnnte
ia ntdt wi0en cas man tie{en Bes n'dt be-
9eben barf.
Sdwabe; Drum ia9t mersGaA au tn
Der Srbnuns.
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STEARNS COUNTY.
LOcnl News In General.

CLEARWATER, Oct. %, 1869.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
AS local items ore what you want, here
they are, mixed. You can put them in
separate dishes if you choose. That was
the way the man liked the flies, in prefer
ence to having them put up in apple pies.
Mr.. Sutherland, of Silver Creek, while
going home drunk, fell from his wagon and
was killed. IF women had had the privi-
lege of voting would that have helped the
matter any? Or would his destitute family
have any more friends who felt-in their
pockets-for them? And echo answers,
See Mrs. Swisshclm's raid on Mrs. Bishop
and The JOURNAL.
Richard Rice, who for nearly six years
has carried the mail between here and For
est City, has returned to Ohio with his
family.
Philip Sclawb has married daughter
Of David Herberling, Of Corrinna, and has
added groceries to his stock. 1t is report
ed that he will leave out liquors after Dec.
3lst, which is consummation devoutly to
be wished.
Deacon Walker has nearly finished his
new store, and will have it ready fer occu-
pancy in short time.
The Board of Education met last even
ing to take action in regard to winter
schools.
The ground has frozen SO that farmers
can't do their fall blowing till the Indian
Summer thaws it out. =
Potatoes are scarce, andlsome have rot
ted. Several have not finished digging yet.
Look out for high prices. Wheat comes in
slow. :. HEX.
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WI1E MARKETS.

ST. CLOUD, Oct. %, 1869.
The wheat market here feels the declin,
in Milwaukee. The very choicest No.
during the week has brought 10 cents; No.
60a65c: There Is not the slightest pros
pect Of any better figures, until spring at
least. The market is weak. Farmers who
intend selling their wheat before the OPEN
ing of navigation could lose nothing by
marketing 1t at once.
Old corn, 90c; new corn, in ear, 50a55
cents.
Oats are worth 25 to 80 cents.
Rye-small lots are sold at 65 cents.
The demand for barley is better 6Oa65
cents is paid.
A little buckwheat is offered, at G5a70c.
Bran, firm at $40 per ton.
Hay-brings readily So to $40.
Potatoes, rising, short supply, bringing
readily 4oc.
Onions have advanced slightly; bring
SOC.
New beans bring from 81 to S1.75 &C.
cording to quality.
No more cranberries are being offered
Those on hand retail at $500 per bushel.
Winter apples are arriving in considera-
bic quantities, and retail at $3.50 per bar
rel for choice.
Sweet potatoes, 81 cents per pound.
Eggs, limited supply; command Csc.
Butter--hard to get. Good quality COM
mands 25a30 cents
Cheese-country, buying at II cents
retails at 20 cents.
Honey, good supply, at 80 cents.
Cabbages bring SIS per hundred.
Beets plenty also cents per bushel.
Wool is being brought il, and commands
40c.
Iecf is plenty and good, with ten
dency downward in price.
The pork market is also getting towards
lower figures.
Not much venison is being brought in
about sufficient for home consumption. It
is in unusually good condition.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. p.
Wheat 75aS0 c; cats 4Oa45 c; corn Goa
81.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct 81.
"heat-Market firm No. $1.oO; No. 2,
oslo.
CORN minal; 7oc.
Oats-Nominal Acc,
CHICAGO, Oct 81
No. 2 Wheat actice, but lawcr 92aa93c
seller the month. Corn weak at C4&a65c
cash Oats, nominal at 394a39!c
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To JUDGES OF EIEcT1oN.-All returns
must be made to the County Auditor within
five days after tho election. All not re-
ceived before Tuesday, November 9th, will
not DO counted, ~ the votes will be can
vassed on that day. The board will consist
Of the County Auditor, and Capt. Joel Bal
ley and ". T. Rigby, J. P's.
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The books mentioned above
comprise a list from which
any taste can be suited; all are
well bound; and many, as
will be seen, are standard
works. All will be delivered
free Of postage.
w. No other paper in
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Vs. All subscriptions
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ders must be accompanied by
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The papers will be sent to
any address desired, and clubs
may include as many differ
ent post Offices as there are
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Specimen copies sent upon
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Address
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st. Cloud, Mimi.
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"A highly intelligent lady, q reside,

A highly intelligent lady, resident
of, Syracuse, N. Y, says that she was af-
ficted nearly q year, periodically, with
arrangement Of tho circulation, the blood
rushing to the lungs with such force as TO-
threaten congestion and death. This was
attended with the most intense pain in all
parts Of the body. Failing to obtain. re-
lief from any Of the physicians whom she
employed from time to time, she was induo-
cd to'try tho Plantation Bitters, and to her
surprise and joy they have relieved her,
and she is now in good health and flesh.
Magnolia water. Superior to- tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold at halt
price. sS&.&t INK
"A Missionary just returned, says he
regards ..Johnson's Anodyne Liniment' as
beyond all price, eficacious beyond any
other, medicine. d It is adapted to grea
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