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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-04
INSURANCE.
JULY STATEMENT
Etna ms. Co., Hartford, Conn

VNHE ABOVE Is JULY STATEMENT OF
Il the LARGEST and one Of the Oldes Fire In
surance Companies in the United Sta ties. show
ing increase q nearly one quarter Of million
dollars since January statement The Ktna
has paid out in Memphis over SO, 90 in losses
and expenses. and stands ready % pa.vmore on
fair and honorable losses. Adjustme nis made
iSS-Iisl Ii. A. IITTLEToN. 2 Ma olson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-04
REAL ESTATE.
- A l. E o e
Two Hundred Lots
IN -
BRIN KLEY, ARK,
n MILES FROM MEMPHIS,
OK The
Memphis and Little Rock r. r.
TNHRsE LOTS WILL, BE SOLD TO THE,
Il highest bidder. on the premises, on
II HI u II - D'A ".
The 18th Day Of August, 1870.

This town Is situated on the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad, half way between Mem
phis and Little Rock, fifteen miles north Il
Clarendon. thirty-three south Of Augusta.
hfty-iive south Of Jaeksonport. and eight from
Cotton Plant.
II is surrounded BY a very fine country and
Immediately in the Pine Region, one Of the
finest bodies Of pine in the State.
IL i on the high grounds between White and
st. Francis rivers. and Is considered the very
healthiest section Of Arkansas.
This place is destined 70 be one Of the larees--
shipping. points on the Memphis and Little
Rock railroad.
Trains viii carry passengers az half fare
Terms made known on day Of sale.
b. d. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent and Land Agent.
July 18th, ls70. ll9-lfi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-04
DISSOLUTION.

rIyHE PIRM OF CARROLL. WALKER a co.
IA dissolved b. mutual consent. John w q.
Walker will attend 10 winding up Of the BUSH
mes III the late firm. and II alone authorized
10 sign the late firm nano IN lquidgtien.
JOHN W. WALKER.
Memphis. July %. $50.
The underlined will continue the cotton
r.risd hv Ncasrs. CarrUil. Walker a Co.
under he frm uamc Of John W Walker a
o.. They respectfully solicit a share n the
bn.ine-g- JOHN W. WALKER,
lg-iH W. l.. CAMERON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-04
Total LlaDllitles.............
The greatest amount

STATE OF WISCONSIN. so
County oF.MILwAUKEE. 3d.
John II. Van Dyke, President, ar
Life Insurance Company. of Milwau'
and say that the foregoing is q full, I,
pany; that the said Insurance Com, ,
sand Dollars Of actual cash assets, n
bonds and mortgages Of real estate.
for which the same is mortgaged; an
surance Company.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-04
Candidates for the Supreme Bench
of Tennessee.

EASTERN DIVISION;
TAR. NELSON, of McMinn.
las. w. DEADRICK, of Knox.
MIDDLE DIVISION:
A.O.P. NICHOLSON, of Many.
PETE TURNKEY, OF Franklin.
WESTERN. DIVISION:
IL SNEED, of Fayette.
THos. j. FREEMAN. Of Haywood.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-04
STATE OF WISCONSIN, / -.
County OF MILWAUKEE. 3D.

I, James Hickcox, Clerk of
W. ii. Farnham. whose name.
thereof, n Notary Public in arc
oaths for general purposes; an
W. III. Farnham, and verify be
In testimony whereof, | ha
day Of July, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04


 The San Diego UnsoR gays that al awful mnrder has deen perpetrated in the Jenul Yalle7. The victim an old man named Vanhoso, settled a the Valley some six months ago, aad wsntto work clearing of iaEd He was pleasant old maa and was generally likea by Inc people in the ValleT. He had s.artad q ltile Sunday school and devoted zis Sundays to the instruction of the children of his ucigh55rs For several weeks past he had bean engaged in clearing of brush. and hs vas laat seen aji7o on Monday, May 9lb, vails engaged ID s@s work. Or the follow, :ae Monday. May l6tl, ebeut noon. Vanhose vas r5cnd dead by man sarned Mcdonald, v5o -sa out huntng. The body was found ir h;az growth Of brush and was much de- cayed, death evidently having occurred four or i've days rre5ioas to the discovery,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

Tha scsrdiDav.an population of Minnesota humber ab0nt c0.9 .9Co. or one'eighth of the entire popnlalioa of the State Of this sggre- gate of 6R.00O, Norray supplies 400oO, Sweden I5,000, and Denmark 5000. The Norvsrians heavily preponderatc, and are mostly farmers, with few excepting conGuiug ,bemaoises to ;hs rural di.tricts," Inc large majority Of sho S*eds and Danes aro also farmers; stiU, a large number reside in the towns and cities; msny are mechanics and traders, aad enter into .b, social aud indps- sral life of the cites.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04
EA e9fiCe , ,

Va 4rjIl inform tho Public. and irsroi linS Com nuajty in general, that we have just blcit srd ft..d up, good stose house at Fort Hou X. T aud have furnished the samo with Cnnpiets ssort,os t of Goods suitable fir Travellers and elni grants, which we vii, sci! ac the sama prices that such goods are sold fer ip Iuosont or or tlis Rio Granda. Cur Stock consists of Q general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries aal will keep constantly on hand -four, Bacon, Lard, Corn Beans, aad in fact, any article required ny elnig grants. and Travellers, }. reduced Pricos.
 FULLY 0CHQA k Co.
 Tan. 18th 1878
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

We have on hand and are constantly re- cei7iug Q full assortment Of every class of goods suitable for thS market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the s4le pur- pose of buying goods, and heiugio market con- seant7. Cur mafchandise is purchased OH the most advantageous tesms. Those who deal with uscau rely ppon our stoc! b1ing of lhe best quality and at t4e lowest prices. We would CT | the attention of merchants from this Ter rjtGry as also from Sonora, 10 our well assofs- ed stock especially sui.ed totheir market, su3 cad confidently say 1t will be to their adVap- tase 10 eXamine it before pnrchasiug elsewbee
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

THE undersigned will fun ps.,,. Aorse coach betEeen the abova noir,, ing at Mesillo, vita stages for S5Dts 7, " East kl paso, and San Antonio, Ter. Tucson, with the Los Angeles ana E,, l semi-WeeSly Stage Line, and ths Ys.1-I Tor ueTmosii!o aud GuaJ mas, Sopor, .n- connected stage line for any point in :.o r States on the Pacific CT Atlantic sI,r., - continent, and points in nothcru e,5 y. XoYico. '' Particul.s attention paid 90 gre,,,. 3. and comfort to passengers.
 Tb~ eomPany are res pousibla fa- sn Fin matter sent by their lipe except asaigi. I and high Eater
 Duggiea leave Tseson and alesi1 f.~. day st o'clock, ? a.
 Tucson, j, T..
 DAVIS BAnElLt 1~7s' La ..sa.aa, j.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

J,ou7 Eapolecn's pjebiscjtars has been car r.sd " ,be majority ef five millions,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04
Notice ]

The co-Partnsrship heretofore oSi' ing s 2. 1ohn S. Thayer and J. 4. Singleton !' .--,s dissolved b.; mutual consent. .. I; .- will collects all debts and pay all iHa'''' the late firm.
 JOHN s. IT rg3s4-55ee s-5e
 ,. 4. slNsbA''' TuHop Asy g, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

A6ficss from Rome represent that success- i've diplomatic protests againts the Papa p-ogrcmms have received powerful rsi1~ tarcsmenta and the power of the opposition ln tee en.ncLl ia strang,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

Cuban beiigerouey has been recognized by Peru, Caile, Bolivia, Colambia and Mexico
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

The S.1 Fraa.isao 31ilstia of April 18th, has saig isas.
 A. ton o 'clo-1 iast eFeniaE g slight shock of a1 earthquake was experienced i' this city, and as aaott nile lhis morning shsre val another gentle gibraios Ihste IS e populeF rccildie9 in favor of tbeia slight shocks. for ilers aT9 lraaiJ;ons taat ae7ers onea ag1sei, dom known (, occur except after long periods of rest. 5och aas 5sea She ca4a here at all events.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

Two farmers in Kansas recetly had lew,sui' sboat seven pounds of butter When ibe jury retired thav took with them tho butter, procnrv t6 some crackers. ste them together, and rs- turned B verdict uf mo cauge of Retior.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04

be womanB rights vonen ef England dis- count those Of Amarica all hollow < London iespatch dated May 4th sars that petition for woman sGlrago sjga'd hy nearly l00o0 psrrs, was presented 5g Blight, aAo then gave n3sioa Of 2acono ,oad.as Of tbe bill remo7- ioa disabia;ies os woman sa 10 voting. A Fao-t d,sc1ssioa followed end e as0:ion for the psovioas qaesaoa aas carried bT l2+ 10 9l' Tho result vas received ~i-f ehears
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-04
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

NEW MExIAcN CARPETS and BLANKETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

~Three hundred Chinese passed througl,
Council Bluffs, Iowa, on the 7th, on their way
to Kentucky.
0-There is baseball club called "The
Silent" at Iowa City, composed entirely Of dea,
mutes.
SWilliam Shakespeare and Walter Scott az
parties TO actions in a Southern court, an
Francis Bacon Is counsel in both cases.
SJeremy Cantwell, of Pula ski county, has
just married his sixth wife, although he Is No
yet forty five years old.
UA discouraged youth remarked that o..
poor man had better be in hell than Cincinnati
and jumped into the river, fatally, at that place
nFA man in Iowa who couldn't tell whiske,
from bed bug poison, was buried at the public
expense.
HA western paper calls the hospitality
certain deceived people toward an imposter
Who has been tourishing cut there, "entertain-
ing a sponge unawares."
SJohn Henriques has been held to bail In
five thousand dollars in Philadelphia to q 1sWer
a charge of falsely imprisoning an insane
brother in private room in his house r the
past sixteen years.
0One Jacob Oakleaf, once a worthy Citizen
of Waterloo, Wisconsin, was drummet ont of
town by the women of the place, for abusing his
family. As the authorities would do notbing
the women OF Waterloo took the matter In han3
~Another complaint for abortion was 6Ias
in New York on Monday against DR. a
Wolf, now in the Tombs awaiting trial for tba
same crime. The victim, Henrietta Tvman
made fuq confession before her death on sun,
day.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Usual Number Of Revolutions
The Darien Canal Survey, dc.
TeleQrdphed Ezclusirelg 70 he Rrenina .Star.
Telegrdphed Ezcl

SAN Francisco, June 15.-The revolution in
Costa Rca resulted, on the 9th of April, in the
overthrow of the Jiminez Government. Bruno
CarTaZO was declared President. Five officers
were killed and a number wounded in the con-
fict.
A revolutionary attempt has been made in San
Salvador, and several reyOlutOnists have been
eXiled.
In Honduras, numerous arrests OF political Of
Tenders have been made, and fifty or sixty Mic
araguans were ordered 10 leave the republic
The revolution was satisfactorily regarded
throughout the country-all the provinces hav-
ing declared their adherence to the new gov
eTnment.
The interOceanic railway is progressing rap
Idly
Panama adyices state tnat the party from the
steamer Nyack OF the Darien survey ing eXpedi-
ton are expected TO complete work in JEne.
Accounts from the expedition are not encOurag-
ing. The secretary OF the Supreme Court OF
New Granada, has been found guilty " IOrgiug
government bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

1The convention OF German teachersi in sas
sion at Vienna have declared in favor Of the ex-
ciusion Of doctrinal religion from schools, AMI
the retention OF natural religion.
~Two boys, aged respectively twelve AM
thirteen years, started from Cedar Falls Iowa
a few days ago for the plains 70 hunt bear- AMI
Indians. They were oyertaken twelve niles
nom home, taken back 70 their mammls and
spanked.
~The highest point ever reached r., any
railroad I'm the world IL one a short distar 1e west
OF Cheyenne, on the Pacific route over the
Rocky MOUNTAINS, and called Sheridan sta
ton. You ascend TO this point AZ the rate OF 100
feet TO the mile, passing through snow aud sOme-
times through storm ol hasi.
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From SOuth America-POIitfcs i'm
Chilli, Bolivia and Peru-Earth.
quake.
Ezclusiuelv % ne Euenino .S,ay,

SAN FRANCISCO, June l6.-Advices from
Chilli state that the change in the ministry was
regarded as having an important political sig
nitcatioD.
The Bolivian government has decided not to
collect the six per cent. export duty on forei gn
money.
Accounts from Peru represent that the pros
poets OF the country are good, and money Is
plentiful. The Peruvian fleet, as reinforced, is
the strongest Of any OF the South American Re-
publics. Baron Petz, the Austrian Envoy, had
completed treaty Of commerce, navigation and
friendship with Peru, and had sailed for Val
paraiso. An earthquake near Iquique, South
ern Peru, demolished several houses and in
volyed some loss OF life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

The REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN PRrrA-
DKLPHIh.-A great deal of excitement attended
the congressional and municipal conventions Of
the republicans in Philadelphia yesterday, as
stated in our dispatches yesterday AFTERNOON.
In the first congressional district convention,
Benjamin Huckle was nominated on the first
ballot. In the second congressional district
there was split, and two conventions were
neld IN the same room. One party renominated
Charles O'NeilI, he receiving 43 out of IT del
gates. The other party, composed of ~ del,
gates, nominated John V. Greeley, he receiyin
sc votes. In the third district, Leonard MyeI
was renominated nearly unanimously. He wa
serenaded last evening. In the fourth distric;
w. ID. Kelley was renomnated, receiving "a or
of the 81 votes. Robert z. Beatty was nom
mated for receiver of taxes. The struggle in Il.
sherihs convention resulted, at a late hour la I
evening, in the success of w. X. Leeds over Gel,
Bingham, the most prominent Of the seyera
candidates. The judicial convention nominate !,
Judge Paxon and Thomas X. Finletter fp
judges of the Common Pleas, and JAS w. Lynf
for the District Court Robert s. Titlermey wa
nominated for clerk Of the Orphans Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16
FrcIn the Pacific SIOpe-The Vote on
The Southern Pacific Railroad Pro-
ject-Steam Line Between Australia
and CaIifOrnIa-AuOther Road De-
sfres Aid from Congress.
TeIe2Tophed Exclusively TO the Eveaino Star.

IeIe2Tdphed E1ciuslrely TO the EveRing Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-The Board OF Su-
peTyisors to-day declared the result OF the re-
cent election, on the proposition TO donate
Sl,UC0,OC0 10 the Southern Pacific Railway Com
pany, in favor of the company, although the
conviction was expressed that great fraud had
been perpetrated in order TO sarry the vote az
hTmalively.
y new Australian steamship company for di-
rect communication with Sidney has been or
ganiZed. The service will be commenced on
the 10th of July. 1t is expected the steamers
will make the trip in 21 days.
A petition, asking Congress to aid the Cali
fornia SOuthern-coast Railroad, was forwarded
TO General Rosecranz to-day, signed by II. 600
names. The line of the proposed road i from
San Francisco tO>San Diego, through the coast
counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

HoN. SIDNEY PERHAM was yesterday nomi-
mated TOR Governor Of Maine by the Republican
State Convention, which met at Augusta. Mr..
Perham was Speaker of the lower house OF the
Maine Legislature some years ago. He also
served three consecutive terms in the National
House of Representatives, and was a very use
ful member of that body. He was chairman Of
the Committee on Invalid Pensions in the
House of Representatives for four years, and
had many of the most important pension laws
enacted. In his own native State Mr.. Perham
is very popular, and will no doubt receive an
overwhelming majority in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

1T Is GIVEN OUT IN NEW YORK that should
General Sherman carry out the determination
heretofore expressed of resignng his Office in
the event of the reduction of his pay by Con
gress, he would go to that city with the idea OF
resuming the banking and financial business. in
which he had considerable experience before
the war. We do not attach any importance to
the rumOr; but should it be well founded. and
should Gen. 5. conclude TO cast his fortune
among the bulls and bears of Wall street, he
would be likely to startle them some fine morn
ing by a raid to which the march through
Georgia wasn't a circumstance.
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The Southern Railway ExcursiOnisfs
The Party at Pittsburg en- route
Tor Ofldom-Th4y will Reach Here
on Their Return ON SATURDAY..
feleeropAsd Ezclusiuely 70 Tie Hvensno Ssor.

PTTTsBURG, June l6.-Yesterday, the South
ern railway officials, who are making a tour of
inspection over the Pennsylvania, Northern
Central, and Pittsburg and Erie railroads, in
company with q number OF invited guests
prominent citizens and press representatives,
visited many Of the principal manufacturing
establishments Of the city. The guests ex-
pressed much satisfaction at the manner in
which the day was spent. This morning the
party leaves for the oil regions, Erie, Williams
port, and other points, and will arrive at Balti-
more on Saturday. Messrs. Pitcairn, Creigh-
ton, Boyd, and other officers of the Pennsylva-
mia road, are in charge Of the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

RUMoRs OF OTHER CABINET CHANGEs-At.
toTney General HOar yesterday rendered his res
ignatiOn TO the President, which was accepted
Immediately. 1t is thought by some that an en-
tire reconstruction of the Cabinet is probable
and that Secretary Fish will tender his resigna-
ton in few days. 1t is stated that in a cOnver-
sation with several Senators yesterday the
President announced his attention OF having
men around him who were not Objectionable to
the party, and who would be as nearly as posi-
be aceertable TO all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16
ADVERTISEMENT l

Editor Of the Star:
AS President Grant pledged himself, both be-
fore and after his election, to one term it would
not be improper to look around for a successor.
living in whom are so fully combined all tie
elements necessary TO constitute suitable
Chief Magistrate for this government as John
W. Geary present Governor of Pennsylyania
Ii is que to him, and to Pennsylvania, that he
be brought forward by his many friends as our
next Republica; candidate for the Presidency.
MANY PHNEsYLyANIANs.
June 16, 1s70.*
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
SELECT EXCURSION
To ST. INIGOES, POINT LOOKOUT
AND PINEY POINT.

At the earnest solicitation Of those who attended
last ear, the Young Catholics Friend ~
Society will repeat the above ExcUr- E-s8trnr=N
sion
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1870,
on the steamer Lad Of the Lake.
Leave Seventh street wharf al IL clock D m. pre-
cisely and reach Washington return at . clock
a. m. Monday.
Tickets TO be had only from the members Of the
Society, and at MessTs. Gait & Bro Pcnua ave.
f. Y. Dolly, Druggist, Capitol Hill, and selgson
& Poes, e. georgetown.
StaferOOms 10 be had from Jas LaCkey, Merchant
Tailor, COS 7th street.
Single tickets, 3; double tickets, for lady and
gentleman, SJ. StateroOms and meals extra. srths
free. He'll If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

THE FINANCE COMHIssIOE.-Messrs j. G.
McKelden, W. b. Todd and Lewis Clephanp,
who were on Tuesday appointed by Mayor En-
cry under the resolution adopted by the COn-
ellis on Monday to examine into and report the
condition of the corporation finances net this
morning IN the room adjoining the Council
chamber, and entered on their duties, after Sc
lecting Mr.. McKeldeR as chairman. Mr.. Gle
phane as secretary and Mr. Peter Lam nanud nf
the First Ward, as clerk.
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PorkopOlis Crowded with Musicians.
Photographed kselasively to Tze Evensno Stor.

CINCINNATI, June 16.-The trains last night
and this morning brought large numbers of
strangers and additional singers. The first
grand rehearsal began at ten O'Clock this fore
noon, and is now in progress. The orchestra is
composed of over one hundred and fifty musi-
clans. The rehearsal is very satisfactory, and
large audience was present. The weather ap-
pears permanently cleared up, and everything
Ia most promising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

JUICE OF THE POLICE COURTS. r. Dnnd.
Water Register under Mayor Bowen's adm inis-
tration, IS said TO he an applicant for tEe posi-
ton OF Judge Of the Police Court for THE Dis
trict under the bill recently passed by CJngreS,
and backed up by the BOwenites generally.
There is but little show, however, fer his re-
ceiving the appointment. Il viii more likely
be given TO Gen. X. y. Muz-ey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

TUE NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL.-Amos Il.
Akerman, to-day nominated for Attorney Cen
eral of the United States in place of Hoar, re-
signed, is a lawyer OF much ability and has re-
sided in Georgia for the past thirty-fve years.
He is a native Of New Hampshire, but moved to
the South when quite young man. Politically
he was moderate whig, but during the war was
a staunch union man, and was imprisoned by the
rebels on account of his loyalty TO the United
States government. AS soon as the Congress
ional plan of reconstruction was determined
upon he became publicly identified with those
who favored it. During the late Presidential
campaign he was at the head of the Grant cleo
tors OF Georgia and took an active part in the
canvass. He now holds the position of United
States Attorney for the District of Georgia,
He is much respected by both wings of the re-
publican party in that State, and is regarded as
a man of superior judgment and great legal
capacity.
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western rnifsriaa Conference.
.ley-apA>d Eroisarcly % IL Ereatro Nar.

CLEvEIAND, -. June i6.-The sn1ual meet
ing If the Western Unitarian Conference ~ss
opened last evening with q sermon by the Rev.
Robert Collier. The Conference win remain
In session during the remainder of TIE week
A large delegation T. present
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The L. S. STEAMER TALLAPoosA will leave
here i'm the course of few days for Norfolk,
Annapolis, Philadelphia, New York, Ports
mouth, Portland, &c, on an inspection tour Of
the yards and docks at those places. Secretary
RObeson and some invited friends, it is under
stood, will be among the passengers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

Having made arrangements with some of the best
Distllerics in the country for old whistles, I offer
the ing well known brands very low rrices
viz; The eeIsbrated Old Crow, seven years old, as
per gallon. j. A BOvens. years Old, 81 per gal
lon Robertson :, years old, S350 per gallon. Old
amlly Nectar Syears old 81 ~ per gallcn. The eel
eUrat, Pine pple ire fed 81 81 per gallon. Lon
don II Town Gin, S3 Jer gallon StDughtoa Bitters,
- peT ga-lDn. Dry Cstawba still, tfrum Urbana
Wine Ct mpany.i S25g per gallon. ScuppernOng
still rom North Carolina, % per gs'lop. All the
above is at least per gallon SheapeT than can be
goa elsewhere for the same grade.
Lib raj discc ant to the trade. c. GAUTIER,
Proprietor o the celebrated Native Wine Biters
No. 12l aud 1919 Pepnsylvanip svenue, and -
North Ch1rles street, Baltimore Nj. jel4
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER

Has proved tsef 10 he tie perfect preparation
for the Hair ever offered TO the public to
Restore Gray Hssr 70 iss original Color,
and create growth where 1t has fallen OIL from
dise--se or natural decay.
If iciH FTsUeHt sIs Hal rom falling ont.
~ who use il arc unaniHous in awarding il the
praise OF being the best ar Dressing eXtant.
Our Treatise or the Hair sent free by mail.
MANUFACIURED ONLY By
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For sale by all druggists. je 3-eoiN