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. Abbsviilc Agricultural Fair.

In another column, We nannouncc
tho opcningIor our District Fair, on
Wednesday,, tho Goth October, to con
tinue until Saturday inclusive. Our
last Fair WAS Il very great success, and
VIC trust that the success of the forth
coming one will be even still moro
cheering. The Executive Committee
havo spared neither pains nor expense
to provide ah entertainment whicl,
shall he worthy Of our District; and
VIC arc sure that our people will res,
rond with hcc"m;ns spirit. 4 !ar~c
and Varied premium list has been pre-
par'd-- comnolioas buildings are 20
ing up--thp track is Icing 'cvcivd-
the grounds cnclosc,l---and our fi.ioid,
may 10 assured that nothing will be
wanting to give cc!at to the occasion,
if they will only do their duty in the
premises. Last year there was q
brilliant display in many of tho De
partmcnts-this year let there be i'll
|"A. Last year there was q bright ar
ray OF feminine grace and beauty, oi
hnoyant youth, and manly visor--
t:'l:. year let rs &uria&s them all. Ic:
Il; mako il both our dnty anil cui
i'r"s"r" TO make the Fair Il great Suc
ruSS
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TIE BORDEAUX OurRAoE,-Abou

THE BORDEAUX bout
two weeks ago, an outrage was com.
mitted by one DR.. Lathrop, upon tho
person of colored girl, the daughter
of one Tucker, in Bordeaux Town.
ship. Tho case was compromised by
forcing " buggy, pair Of horses, watcl,
and dental instruments from Latrop
ana requiring him to leaye tho county.
This compromise of q, felony was
clearly, illegal; and equally SO was the
act of:eertain rpiders who visited the
house of, Tucker, ayfew nights after,
and committed suhdry aets;.o Yio.
lcnco,' The parties woro Disguised, So
as MOTTO sbP ,irseaghized, yst iws learn
thatwprrantsshaYe 8 been Ijssped for
tho apprehension 'of somis syoung'rapn
on suspicioD. 40 adi 10 HniArsmy
a.
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IcE, IcE.-Wc are indebted TO Mr.
S"igrrs, Of Columbia. through the 20
!itcncss OF Mr.. J. JIo!lln.:head, for :
fine srccimcn Of his ice, manufactured
by his famous machine. 1t is in solo
blocks, some two or thrco inches il
thickness, and is said not to mott sc
easily ms the common ice. Another
primo recommendation Of this ice
t':s-. il can be laid down hero chcapc,
than the natural article. Mr.. Seigcrs
intends running his machine, during
tho winter, and will be able to supply
town and country another year.
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RAID UpoN AN EDlToR.-A certain
iclonicnsly dicposcd person made a
raid upon our sanctum q few nights
since, and pnrloincd pocket book.
We shall not say how much it con-
tanned lest wc tempt another rogue
to try his fortune. Wo hsvc some
things that ho would no doubt like
70 have, and somo things that he
would dislike. At any ratio wo shall
be prepared for his reception, with or
without notice. Will he call?
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NEW ADVEltIl.gJIMENTS, \

IrSsT$. Norwood, uprc (; Co.,
i.;b"r"! Advances made on Cotton
MISC, offer Manipulated Cuano for
sale.
Nirsman {; IIowcil-i'a and
Commission Mcrchants-Libcral Ad
vancc*, &c,
WiSs & Co.-Couon Factors ant
General Commission Merchants.
ErSkinc Coi!c:;c---Opcniny OF Scs
sion 1st October.
Estate ,Iarah Widcman, dcc'd-Sct
.t!cmrnt 9Th November. 1870.
G.. 4. ullabio Ian,
for Sale.
W. \. Limbcclscr-Noticc TO Debt
ors.
Mrs. W. r. Mathcws-Good Boart
in IIabcrsham, Ga.
Masonic -Iicgular Communication
Monday 18th. Also Books to be re
turned.
G. 3. Sondlcy'-Cotton Marking.
Mrs. d. L. Jones - Opening o
School.
DR.. ". G.. Wardluw-A Absence from
Home.
Miller & Robcrtson-Bagging, Ar
row TICS and Wool Rolls.
Enright & Smith-Sccond Han,
Cotton Gins for Sale.
Abbcvillc Agricultural Fair-Octo
bcr 26.
II, S. Cason-Salo Real Estate O
Joseph S. Marshall, decd.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS. - Rcpu

REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS. - Rcpub
lican meetings were held respectively
at Cokcsbury on the 9th, at Centre.
v!'lc' on the 7tb, and at Ninety Six
on tho 9th; and speeches delivered by
Elliott and others. At Ninety Six
especially, there was a small attend.
ance and but little enthusiasm. The
Abbeyilte meeting, ,wc suppose, wss a
fair sample Of all. hAs' .3oA%s+5a-
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CO..

r@" We had the pleasure on yes,
trrday OF meeting our young friend
VIM. ii. McCaw, Esq, of tho Cofun,-
Giu Guardian, who makes IL nyin.
visit. TO Abjtrillc. rlIctbrin,s most
cheerInS accounts OF the progress OF
The Union Reform CANVAS in yarious
sections OF tho State.
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EsaKiSE Co"LEGE.-Sco~ the advcr,
tiscmcnt, Of this popular institution.
1t is an, honor TO our District and
worthy of general patronage. The
instruction isthorough and tho rates
low. We do not know where the stu
dent will find so well combined, cx
crllcncc Of instruction and ckcapncs:
IL its acquisition.
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FOR TOWN COUNCIL.

The following ticket is respectfully
presented for tho support of the citi
zcns Of AbhcvilIc at tho ensuing
election, Sept. 12lh
1STENDANT-Thos. Thomson.
WARDENs.-I. IT. Russcl, Jerry
Hollinshcad, J. +. G.. DuPro and
Henry Titus.
MANY VOTEns.
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1t Will interest some Of our readers
III This v!c!'.ity 10 know that l;"v. j.
Il. Girard""u. ID. D., OF Charleston.
VIII preach ut :hr Grc"nviilr ci:u:c!
during l!,r communion meeting, lh"
third Sabbath Of September.
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n.sc The N"pajiiron says that after
Judge Ilo@rs si:"cch at Ahicviilc,
twelve white men declared their in
t"nt;oh to support tic E"puaiic#n
ticket. We would like to hear their
names. There were not that number
.of whites present, including our Dc
IIUcr"tic SELF
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III dE-,aAii.IIlsL.tT

'TTHHIissp 'THisp AnaEs4nnD.M@squailo AHn.aaisn Msq masrrisoh
(colored, swasiarresssH, and lodged II
|jjailIa Gsw1Ds rsiaqesa. undlor swar'ph'
of D, Q, Hawthorne, Esq, charged
witch 'stoalng gla lofsoof MtJ S,fhomps
llutchisons Of tho, upper portion o.
the District.
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Friday, Septembr 8, 1870.

Geeting of tho Preehytery of South
Carolina at Abbeyilie G. u.-Ordina-
ton aud Installation Ct tho Rev.
james J.. Martin Interesting Ra,ig-
ious Services.
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Town CoUHclI. EGEt.T:nH.-- On
M"niay Lest is tho nu'icir;:l c!vc-
t'":'. .|"o ticket i'll Hnotnrr column,
aid turn cat c:t:"v'S OF AhLyv;!ir. 10
i:.' airl1g; Oh tlc OCCASION.
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lEI. hn-b"e half, cash; the other
hal -! Il c:.:,!:. ui Crc aud Two wears
win inlrrr't at til. rate Of orc per cent.
per smonlhr to be Secured with bond und
no'ts1E" "f The place, with two approved
Sr'c''rs. Further particulars will 10
made known on The day of sale
Any one d"'irous TO purchase at pri-
r:'c safe vii! address him a. his home
place, nru Martins M!l.
G.. A. VISAMSKA.
Sept. :, 1870, 20, 1T
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Erskine College.

TNERCISES in this Institution will te
AZ resumed on the lst MONDAY OF
OCTOBER next, aud continue until ,hs
2d "Wednesday Of July.
Course Of study extensive and thorough.
Expenses for tho ColIeginte Year, .bout
One Hundred anl Eighty Dollars.
Candidates for admission should be
rrese". at the opening Of the Session, but
will be admitted vt any time.
Person" wishing more particular infor-
nation can address
Pnrs. Il. G. GRIER, D. D.,
Due West, s. e.
S.W. Q, 1870, 20, .,
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! nar Tlie ptantatifop offered ,'fS5r sale
by G.iA. Fisanslseo, dis ono OF, the
most valuable in t,oi District. .Pur.
chascrs weu!dslo we'll to attend.
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Meetipg of tho Presbytery of Sonth
Carolina at AbbeyiIis G, U.-Ordina-
tion aud Installation Ct tho Rev.
james J.. Martin = Interesting Raiig-
1ous Services.
'c fcSoS'ery OF Honll Caroll-
'H'' 'hc' III INC ircSoy'cr'an Church
"i Hn'c'll'e on FRIDAY morning,
'"c 80. 'h*t' Inc onlcct OF this
h'cc''": was 10 orda'n the Kew
LANES l.. Martini a'ii |" install ii!nl
l. "@ior "i Tie Ahoc'ii!c church.
rs Il Hr$' matter 'l business the
r's'"'''E r'o'cc"''l 10 near 'h'
'r''l sermon "' '!!e I"''o'";''e 1":
; N:"'''"''"h' "'"on WAS rEcathc';
.r'''' ''c zen" ;''*'%i!"a i''"' ny Tres
! y! 't''' i'' !''''''' '''a' l Sii"n'''
:"EN' save il '"' cross "' car LORD
c'"' .,i''H'' ~ "''"''' ulc "'f'"
',"',''I'' =, "'''o me, anu "h'" the
! Il
! "'''>'' >'''.''' '.''',S ~. ! TIC sermon
"''' "'' ''''''''"n!c ei'or'' Hc't'h:'
I"''' '''"' t"''''''l Pf'''cll'e OF
! ''' ~ '"'''''H "'''e'i 'S e'''"oo'e" III
.''c ''AI w''A great earncStness ana
''''"' '"' l'Fe"cilcr IS young
'''"'' Oh more ''laA oroihary chao"-
',':'''' "':'' "','''.h'ehtS-''lc clear
''''''Her-'he ios'eal rcasohcr-'hc
''''l '':'Sio''c'' speaker. we prcd!ct
'"' nm Il career OF Sfcat Gsciul-
'''SS'
Alter tho tr'al sermon IN the
! '''''''''S' ,"e Arc"': terry TOOK a
'':eS' "'.'' o CLOCK +. m. At
','S '''e.'n@' 'l'o examination OF
| ':' '''''''"'.e @ '"r or'''natlon was
'''>I'' up Ills was conducted by
."e 1 'o:'"'terv---"as coh'lhnch 1or
'"' anu d A"'' h""FS' an" e'h'iac-
-, ~ 'e"t'y inc eh'1rc course o.
!; :, t1,o Ca,n; C,I: ~ '" O. - ~
,,,: '.''''.' ~ > '''"''' 40 w.
c,., :s,., ~ -, " r'',
c>u.,,,o - . , ' :. S''' -,
c,,o.t;o,. .,,.,,~<.,.,,,'1
.,, ''' WY
uattcr itLo 1octr;,oA re t,,o,, ,..os
cxponndcd and e!ucidatol ovcn ,o
tho Christian cdifcot;on of tbo.,
|nrcscnt Several wora hoard T., ,o
mark that they would not h,vo
misscd this examination for q rrcat
deal.
! The examination L,v;u,, c,,:o1
tho cau;1;,l,tc r,t;r,l ,,d tho ,ros
ibytcry took n, fer co,:;,1cr,t;o,,
1.-The sc;cr,] nnrts of tr;,l. oil y,
which were not only snst,;,o1 but
elected remarks Of the h;rhcst
recommendation from members oftho
,Prcsbytcry.
ec..,,o,,
!t,,c horr f,r tho s,1on," aon,.;a az ~,
ord.,in;ns tho c,nd;,,,to - ,ho r',, "
work Of the oos,c1 m;,;str, and
installing linn pastor Of ALbcv;lln
church.
thcsc sory;coe +no Do IT,,
At.1o,s ,,ros;,,o,, o,1 ,o,1
corn,o, t!,o t,,on,o - ,,i:I "
! lc,,r;.,;,,, =. c,,a,;co,, 11 n,.
lsorr,o, va, ,nost o,rro,,.;n.o .,1
r.tr,,a.;,.o o,,1 ,,. ,i 1:,' ''
+, Inv tho l,rao oo,,aroo,t;on
ont hncr tho co,,7on tho ,ua.,,
tcrr ,,roooo1nJ 70 a.1,;, -, =:
id.io TL;, v.,, ,,an s,
!t,..rro ~ tho sou. :o - "'''''' W., =
o,r,7;Jo+o ,-,oor,, ~. H.: -,
r,on,1,ons ne n.a'., -, -
wound 49,, ~ ' r.''r''
and tho Ian, ~ r. ~ n'', o''','.', :,
:unon ,lo ho.1 ac ~, 10y '.'y law
and tbns bo w,s sa+ n,,ov. u'""','.,', e''' ~, =,
r,u vor1. ,,f ,ho ~; i' '0' '"o
| 'N''''e' y
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Republican Meeting at kbbevi'le G. II.
Large Crowd il. the Streets, hut q
sinal! Crcwa ut the Stand SpG3t:ii:c%
by &a:5Gis. Huge and Elliott -l.acl. O!
EHs.H!s;i!3:A among the Blacks.
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The Kentucky Election.

The democrats have again carried Ken
lucky, in spite of negro suffrage. The resul,
is one that even radicals themselves, who
desire the peace of society, will rejoice at.
1t was substantially q contest between the
whites and blacks, and to say that radicals
desire the triumph of the latter is to say that
they are insensible to the human prompt
ings of blood; race and kindred. A negro
triumph in Kentucky would be repetition
of that Infamous and disasterous rule in
South Carolina and North Carolina that has
forced respectable radicals themselves to
invoke the overthrow of their disgraceed
party in those states. The democrats have
carried Louisville and Jefferson county by .
large majority, even with q full vote OF
blacks polled, and their majority in other
counties is nearly up to average, also: while
in counties like Fsyette, were the negro
population is heavy, the democratic ma
jorisy is small. This shows how sharplv tn
line was drawn between white and black. If
the negroes all voted on one side, the whites,
very probably, nearly all voted on the
other.
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the price tumbled to l,lSa. At formal
opening of the board the first recorded sale
was at !, ,l9, but this was followed by
decline to l,l7s, and . subsequent rise to
l,lSs. After this the market swung around
to l,l9l(Gl, ,l93, and stood at that figure for
some time, but finally fell to l,I6s.
CHICAGO, August 9.-The official census
of Chicago taken by the school agent In
compliance with the law shows the popula-
ton Of August 1st, 1870, three hundred and
six thousand six hundred and seven, an
increase of $4,000 since October 1868,
twety.two months. The total assessed
value of real estate for 1869 is Two hundred
eleven millions three hundred and seventy
one thousand. The total personal property
is ffty four millions and three thousand.
The income from taxes are three million
ninety thousand dollars. One hundred and
thirty-five thousand persons are under FL
yeara
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pjailp argus.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER
GERMAN MEETING LAST NIGHT
Toreh-light Procession, Speeches,
BOnfireS and Cannon.

Quite large mber of our German clti'
zens determined on celebrating the Prussian
victory, last night, and did so by forming
torch.light procession, some thirty in num-
Der, at Turner Hall, and marched to the
levee in front of Woltmsn's saloon, where
others were firing the cannon, and the boys
had kindled bonfire Biehl's band headed
the procession, and after forming in circle
on the evee, and after some excellent
music, table was brought out and DR.. P.
Gregg called upon for speech. The SUBJ
stance of his remarks were sympathy for
Prussia; condsmning his fellow Irish
countrvmen for their sympathy with France;
the hope for freedom and liberty to all the
nations of the world, excepting France +;
general rejoicing for Prussian success, and
cheering words for Germany. He was
greeted with cheers and music.
The editor of this paper was then called
out. He rejoiced to see them remembering
their Fssherlsnd and jubilant over the sue
cess of their kinsmAn and ellow-countrymen,
aud, while favoring neither side in their
struggle for the perpetuAtion of despotic
power and the extension of desposio terrific
~, claimed that it was the duty of this
government to main tain strict neutrality SO
far as possible, consistent with its duty as
as one of the nations of the world.
After the cheers and music that followed
the previous speaker asked those near to
call him out again to reply, which was done.
He then entered into discussion which
amounted to just nothing at all, and which
was out of place, uncalled for, and ssyoring
OF demagogism TO such An extent as to be
dissssteful to nearly al present and even
stopping to give expression to partisan
feeling that should have been avoided at
suoh time and place. We were called
upon to answer, which We did. that no false
Impression of our position might be inferred
from the remarks then made.
We can but look upon the attempt to drag
MP a discussion of such . nature and under
such circumstances, as an insult to
TO those who had assembled for such cele-
the proceedings, and did so only to repel the
personal insinustions made upon us at that
sime-made without any cause whatever, and
coming with very poor grace from one who,
at the beginning of our war, was frs. upon
on side and then turned with the popular
tide, and in this instance only sought the
discussion for popularity and partisan pur-
poses.
The next speaker following this disgrace
ful discussion was Mr.. P. G. Koch, who
spoke for some time, and made some very
telling points, and in a measure restored the
crowd to a good feeling. He WAS received
with well merited applause, after which the
procession reformed and marched back to
the hall, stopping on the way to listen to q
short speech from L. Nj. Haverstick & Co.,
editor of the Union..
On the whole, the affair was not hsrmo.
nious success, and dispIeased many Ger
mans who were present, and who do not
hesitate to express their condemnation
openly.
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The Judicial Election in Tennessee re-
suited in another democr victory rs far
as returns have been received. Both Mem
phis and Nashville gave handsome conservs-
tive returns, ithstanding the massing of
colored voters at those points. So the work
goes brsvely on-the end of which is gen
eral victory on the side of the Democracy.
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The Grant Holden war on the people of
North Carolina brings to light one fact
sha. the third and highest degree of the Ku-
Klux is the Invisible Empire. The ranks of
this degree are enormously full, which ac
counts for the fact that moral eye has never
yet seen q real, live, genuine K. K.
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liverpool Market.
Telegraphed to the Argus.
LIVERPOOL, August 8.
Grain-No change whatever.
Whest-9s Sd@,10s l0d for red and winter,
Corn-32s Sd.
Pork-192s Cd.
Beef ll3s Cd.
Bacon-50s.
Lard-74s.
Tallow-4ts.
Cotton-7ea7t.
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MEDICAL.
REV ARD

y u.UUU For any case Of Blind, Bleeding,
Il hing, or liberated Piles thet DE hi N(s's
PILE RES EDf fails to cure. 1t is pre-
pared expressly to cure the Piles and nothing
else, and has cured Gases Of over 20 years stand
ing. Sold by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
DR.. BrsG's Via Fugs Is the pure juice of Barks
Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION
Inflammation of the Lungs; all Liver, Kidney,
and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness, Female
Affections, General Debility, and all complaints
of the Trina Organs In Male and Female, pro-
duciog Dyspepsia, 0ostivensss. Gravel, Dropsy
and scrofuls, which most generally terminate in
Consumptivs Decline. 1t puri6es and enriohes
the Blood, the Billiary, Glandular and Secretive
system; corrects and strengthens the Nervous
and Muscular forces; 1t acts like a charm on
weak, nervous, and debilitated females, both
younr and old. None should be without il.
Sold everywhere. Labrstofy-l42 franklin st.,
Baltimore, Nd. jy37-d&wly
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1t. Louis Market.

Tslegraphed to the ARGUS.
ST. LOUIS, August 9.
Flour-Dull and unchanged at 81 5Oa4 rs fol
super.
Wheat-Dull at 81 lSal 20.
Corn-<Dow at 90a93c for white.
Oats-Easier at Al! !a43c for mixed.
Rye-Unchan ged-
Barley-Unchanged
Whisky-Firmer at 97s97ic.
Provisions-Dull and unchanged; only order
business doing.
Lsrd-Dull 16tc.
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Elw YoRK, Aug. 9.
Flour-Inactive and lower, At $6 asa 45.
Wheat-Irregular, nominal and lower, at u 20
for Milwaukee; No 2 81 IS.
Corn--steady and quiet at q6o.
OAts-Easier, unsettled at 55A56.
Pork-Nominal $29 90.
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0bicago Live STOCK.

TeIegraphed to..the ARGUS.
UHroH sfooK YARDS, August 9.
Hogs-Receipts 4,67l; sales at 50 35ss 30 for
common; 50 5000 20 bacon grades; 50 S0sl0 90
for heavy grades.
Catte-Dull; receipts s3s; sales at s. 75A7 rs.
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Milwaukee Market.

16ilwaukee Market.
Telegrsphed to the Argus.
MILWAUKEE, August 8.
Flour-Dull and nominally lower.
Wheat-Lower; dull, best nominal At 81 363
winter 81 56Al 81.
Corn-Weak at 94a95s.
Oats-Duli At 5ia55c.
Cotton-le1c.
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| J

to take anything else that he may say int a. soo
MI he .ent BY express to any locality upon sp
plication to the
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
ro ss1 Arch STREET, EhiiadelpASs.
cTAs M EVANS, Proprietor.
formerly C. M. JACKSON & Coz
ns,,e. are for sale by Druggists, 6torekeep
an. and Medicine Dealers eveIywneLe' ., Mel. ,cu
TDo NOT forget to exAmine We3 o0 ~s~ ~
~ IN ordsr 70 got the genuine.
CA. BlNsER, Agent,
G. .dkvsev Rock Islaad, MS
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c 0 N N { R CIkl.
0hiooHo MARKET.
1slsg1sphsd to the ARGUS.

As'sBxePeso 70 sns AkSUo.
onIoAso, August 9.
Flour-Dull and lower.
Wheat-Lower; No l 81 20; No 81 lS3al IA
No 9sc; rejected $50.
Corn-No2 75c; rejected 72o; grade Csc.
0ats-42ac; rejected 39c.
Rye-S0o for new No 2.
Barley-Higher at 81 Is bid ) 81 1Ss1 20
asked.
Proyisions-Dull, unchanged.
Whisky-Lower at 95a96c for iron bound.
Pork-S29 25a29 90.
Lard-l6Sc.
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA June /, 1855.
I have found bv experience that :" Hoofiand's Ger
man Biters is very good tonic relieving dyspeptic
Gymptoms almost directly.
''Ap GEORGE SHARSwOOD.
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HON. VIM z. ROGERS,
Mayor Of the city OF Buffalo, N.
MAYORS OFFICE, BUFFALO, june %, 1889.
have used :" Hoohands German Bitters and Tonic"
in NV family during the past year, and can Becom-
mend them as an exceiient tonic impartng tone and
yioor 10 the systsm Their use has been productive
oflecidedly beneficial effects. WM. f. RoGkRS-
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HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
writes
PnI.ADEIPHIA, March 16, 1851
find " Hoohand's German Bitters" il good tonic,
useful In diseases Of the digestive organs and of great
benefit in OF debility and want of nervous acon
GRO W WOODWARD.
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te combination of all the ingredients ot the bitters
Sith PURE Santa Cruz Rum Orange, etc II Is useo
~ fhe -sur disease n t!.e Bitters in where
.ome pure alcoholic si!mgIUs y required ! ou VIII
bear in mind that these remedies are entirely dlrer-
ami from anv others advertised iur the cure OF the dis
eases named these being scientific preparations OF
medical extracts. while the uthc-s are mere decoc-
Mons nf rum In some form The TONIC il decidedly
one of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
offered 10 the public lt- rasJe IL exquisite; IL 10
pleasure take it, while iis r-givng, sxhlIAaths,
md medicinal qualities have c-ed il TO he known a.
.he greatest OF sll tuH.cs-
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pv.pe,,ta had the Dyspepsis go badly II was I'M
possible to keep any food on my stoniach, aha & 10
psr,e so weak a. not to be able To walk haH miie
Two po''i"s Vi JAMES NJ. WOOD.
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HON. JAMES NJ. WOOD,
ExMayor of wilamsport Pennsylvania
take great pleasure in recommending "Hoonandi
German Tonic" to any one who may be afflicted win