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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-16
By JOHN G. MILNOR 6 co.

Dy JVIIN Ws WIINVN q COs
DIBBONS, FANCY CASSIMERES AND
lll CLOTHING.
r. THIS DAY, 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell at our Store, No. 135 Meeting street.
Cartoons Nos. 2. 8, and 8 TRIMMING RIB
B0NS, White and Brown Canton Shades, Meu's
Leghorn Hats, Ga Fancy and Black ALL Wool Cas-
simeres; assorted qualities Black Satinets Print
ed satinets, Linen Drills, Linen Coatings, Ken.
tucky Jeans, Cottonades, Mems and Ladies'
White and Colored Gloves, Printed Shirts, Linen
busters. Summer Cashmere Pants, Undershirts,
Calico Shirts, Drill Drawers, &c.
Conditions cash. june16
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Auction 6ales--Gbis Dan

By A. ENSLOW & co.
g G H OON ER S A N T E E :.
~ THIS DAY. the 10th instant, at IL O'Clock
N0on will be sold at North Atlantic Wharf, as
she now lies in complete running order, and
ready for immediate service,
burthen
Length Sc feet inches
Breadth 10 feet 10 inches
Depth OF Hold feet.
This Schooner has been recently thoroughly
overhauled and new tImbers put In both sides.
and Is well suited for the general coasting bust
ness, and also capttally adapted as Phosphate
carrier.
Conditions-One.t third cash j; balance thirty,
sixty and ninety days, approved endorsed notes.
juh14
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

@ IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds OF WRAPPING PAPERS, 60 to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 165 Meeting street, oppo.
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, s. G.
decl4 6moS
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F E NJ A L E 8

FEN ALES
Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BITTERS
the best tonic known for the diseases to which
they are generally subject and where gentle
stimulant is recommended.
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NEW COMPANIES, &C.

colored companies, have been admitted into
the department by the city authorities" since
the last report. 'The Hope, Stonewall and Ger
man companies have, in place Of their hand
engines, procured steamers ofpowerful ability,
from the Amoskeag mandatory, of Manches-
ter. N. H., so that there are now eleven steam
ers. two hook and ladder trucks and one hand
engine belonging to the white companies, and
seven hand engines belonging to the colored
companies" The necessity for q fire. alarm
still exists, says the chief, and also for three
large fire wells on East Bay, between Market
and Tradd streets.
THE ANNUAL INSPECTION.
ssThe annual inspection, in accordance with
the city ordinance, took place on the 9th 0f
April, and the entire department was inspect
ed and exercised by the honorable Mayor and
Aldermen. Reports Of companies are here
with submitted, showing the condition of en-
gines, hose and strength of members. You
will observe that some of them show q scarcity
of hose, whilst others are reported in bad con-
dition. An engine without hose at fires is Of
no use. Each hand engine should have at
least FIVE hundred feet of serviceable hose, and
each steamer one thousand feet"
MEMBERS OF COMPANIES.
Pioneer Steam Fire Engine Company-men
on annual parade 81, ON roll 6S; Eagle Steam
Fire Engine Company-men on annual parade
80, on roll 55; vigilant Fire Engine Company
men on annual parade IS, on roll 3s; Phoenix
Steam Fire Engine compauy-men on annua
parade 4s, on active roll II; Charleston Hoot
and Ladder Company, No. 2-men on annua
parade "a, on roll 46; Etna Steam Fire Engine
Company-men on annual parade SO, on roi
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Depots in Charleston, S. c.:
W. G. TROTT. ED. S. BURNHAM,
A. W. ECKEL L CO., G.. ]. LUHN,
". A. SKRlNE,
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junlG-9
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oRANGEBCRG, S. c., June A. 1870.
MEsSRS. LIPPMAN & Bro:
Tnclosed flnd $780, send US more Of your Bltters;
they are taking we'll
Yours, &c. +. II. W. BR1GGAAN O. W.
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MATHEWS BLUFF, S. c., June 2 1870.
MHSsRs LIpPMAN & Bro:
Inclosed please find money for one case OF your
German Bittcrs. Persons who have bought them
from me EXPRESS having been greatly benefited
by their use. Yours, &C.,
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mayl2-thS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

The door opened again, and Ralph
Field came in. With glad cry Eta
sprang forward. He took both her hands
in his, and looked down into her face.
Neither spoke for moment, but her eyes
answered the questions his had asked.
Miss Etta?"
ooh, Ralph! at last at laat? Then
with her thrilling eyes still raised, Ralph,
| have looked for you across the continent.
| have sought you everywhere. Your let
ter was mislaid. never saw it until six
months ago"
"And Captain Iileston, Eta !"
Married my cousin, Nellie Stuart three
years ago, after long engagement. Oh,
Ralph Ralph what terrible mistake =
"And you loved me, Eta ?"
Loved you, Ralph? loved you then,
now, and always
Then thank G. d." said Ralph Field,
reverently as he took her up to his heart.
There is little more to tell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Field are still abroad. He is
winning name and fame, and his paintings
are sought eagerly. There is one of them
for which an extravagant sum has more
than once been offered. He will never sell
it. 1t is the Madonna. -DemoreSfS Month
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
lltlus ano Mlstellanu.
To-DAY,s SINGING.

Weave me rhyme to-day:
No pleasant roundelay,
But some vague, restless yelrning OF the hoart
Shaped with but little ART
To broken numbers, that shall no"
All dreamily and low.
/ think 10 merry fancy should D long
To this Days song
Look how the maple stand-
Waving its bleeding
with such weird gestures; and the petals iaH
From the dry roses-pale, nor longer sweet
And by the garden-wal
The unclasped vines, and all
These sad dead leaves, a-rustle at our feet
Dead bodies of the flowers
From which the little fragrant souls are ned
Beside you, lying dead,
We saw "Another summer shall be ours,
When all these naked boughs shall be aname
With fresh, young blossoms" hy, but not IN
same
And that IL s.ddsst. BY the living bloom,
Who cares for last years beauty-n the tomo
spriug, blossom, and decay
All, poet, sing thy day
30 brief day alas
Beloved, and shall we pass
Beneath the living grass,
ont from the glad, warm splendor OF the sum-
little dust al out some old trees root,
With all our voices mute
And all our singing dons'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
Death of a Remarkable Inventor.
IN the New York Times, April l

Mr.. Seth Boyden, well-known resident
of Essex county, n. j., died at Middleville
yesterday afternoon, in the eighty second
year of his age. Mr.. Boyoen came to
Newark in 1915, and engaged in the man
utacture of leather. From that time until
his death he resided in or near the city, to
the prosperity OF which he largely con-
tributed by tho introduction of new
branches OF manufacture. In 1916 he in.
ve.,ed a machine tor cutting 'brads," by
which their cost was largely diminished.
At about the same time he commenced to
work machine of his own inysn-
ton for splitting leather. The
Manufacture of ''patent leather"
was first commenced by him in 1919, and
the business which he then started upon \
small scale has since been widely extend
ed, and forms one of the most important of
the business enterprises of Newark. He
made the first specimens of malleable iron
in 1926, aud continued its manufacture un-
I'll 1851; perfected the first locomotive with
a driving rod outside the wheels; invented
simultaneously with others) the steam
cutoff :" produced the first dagger
reotype in America; assisted Profess
sor Morse in working out the theo-
ny of electric telegraphy; invented the
process Of making the zine known as
"spslter;;" discovered the method of making
Russia sheet iron, which he manufactured
but at so great a cost that he could not
compete with the imported article, and
patented "hat.body machine" which is
now used extensively in all hat manufac-
tories in this country. In his later years
Mr. Boyden gave his attention to agricul-
ture which he benefited by the introduce
ton OF new inventions aad methods of cu-
ture Many of the most celebrated de-
scrptions of Strawberries were his, and
those grown in his garden last year were
the largest ever known in the history of
the plant. During all his life this remark
able man, VIII 20 inventions have made
millions for or ers, was himself poor but
his poverty was forgotten in his genial spir.
it's and his noble life. Up to the latest
days of his life, the thoughts that had ac-
oompanied him from early manhood, and
that had accomplished SO many beneficial
results, were Still working after further dis
coveries hiafntellect as clear and his spir-
its as ambitious as ever.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
4 Clerical Warming Pan.

In many parts of Ireland warming pan
is called 'triar." Not many years ago an
unsophisticated girl took service in the
town OF --. Poor thing, she never
heard of warming-pan in all her life,
though she regularly confessed to the friar.
1t so happened that on cool and drizzly
night priest took lodging at the inn. He
had travelled far, and being weary, retired
at an early hour. Soon atterward the land
lady ordered the girl to take the friar to
room No. 6. The poor girl, not dreaming
that by the word 'friar" her mistress meant
the warming pan, FASTENED 10 the prizes. !,
who was comfortably settled in bed.
Up went Betty to the priest; Your
reverence must so into No. g. J."
Glow? why p asked the priest, alarmed
at being disturbed.
Your reverence must 20 into No. 6,
There was no help for it, and the priest
arose, donned a dressing and went
into No. 6.
In about fifteen minutes the mistress
called to Betty: ''Put the friar into No. 4. "
Betty said something about disturbing
his reverence which the mistress did not
understand. So she told The girl in q
sharp voice to do as she was directed and
she would always do right.
Up went Betty, and the unhappy priest,
despite his angry protestations, was obliged
to turn out OF No. 6 and go into No. 4. But
a little time elapsed ere the girl was told
to put the triar into No s. The poor
priest, thinking that every one was mad in
the house, and sturdy resolved 10 quit il
the next morning, crept into the damp
sheets of No s. But he was to enjoy nc
peace there. Betty was directed to put the
frar into No 3, and with tears in her eyes
she obeyed.
In about an hour the landlady conclud-
ed to go to bed herself, and the friar was
ordered into her room. Wondering what
it meant, Betty reused up the priest, and
told him that he must 60 into No IL. The
patient monk then crossed himself, count
ed his beads, and went into No. IL, 1t SO
happened that the husband of the land.
lady was troubled with the "green-eyed
monster" Going to bed, therefore, before
his wife, his suspicious were confirmed by
seeing between his own sheets man
sound asleep.
To rouse the sleeper and to kick him
into the street, was the work OF few mo-
.nents; nor was the mistake explained un'
til the next day, when the priest informed
the inn-keeper what outrages had been
committed upon him; and he learned, to
his establishment that he had been serving
the whole night as a warming.pan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

The New Orleans Times says that ever
since the termination Of the war the mind
of Pierre Soule had been unsettled, but
during the last two years it had been com.
pletely unhinged. "The once great orator,
uneaaslled advocate accomplished jurist,
and scholar dwindled into a helpless and
hopeless imbeaile, aud passed the last twa
wears OF bis life in the most frivolous am
imbeeile' manifestations Of the complete
overthrow OF his once magnificent powers
THE largest shoes made for women IN
this country go to Utah, aud the smallest
to Havana.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

asked great many questions about you,
and listened so eagerly. Mamma asked
him to call and he thanked her and said,
i think, Mrs Wallace I shall find in Miss
stuart very old friend should not be
surprised if he were to come this evening,
toough mamma told him You were not
nuite we'll Do you really think that you
tnow him, Miss Eda2' Then, without
waiting for reply, sac started up, saying,
,,There, do believe that hear his voice
now--shall l tell HIM that YOU viii see
him, Miss Eta
"Yes, Carrie, if you please" E.ta's
voice trelnbled, but Carrie did not stop to
notice IT. A moment more, and Eta heard
the little girls voice in the passage. Miss
Smart IS better, and w..l see Nj. Field
viii ten mamma
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-08-25

DEAru ~ a WrLL.-On Thursday, last,
Mr.. VIM. Beatty, who was digging a we'll
near Flcshcr's Mill, on Sandy, about three
miles from this place, got into the bucket
to be drawn up by his son and others at
the top, They had raised the bucket only
few feet when he fell out and mmcdiotc-
ly expired. 1t not being considered safe,
to 20 into the we'll, those at the top let
down rope with a Moose at the end, which
they managed to slip over the head Of the
deceased, and 10 was thus drawn up. He
was no doubt suFocated by carbopic ocid
gas.-RavoasWoOd Ncvs
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and redemption thereof approved tebrua-
~ twenty-five, eigbtees hundred aud sixty
'D' Approved. JpEe8. 1870.
Ppblic-No. 1I3. |.

AN ACT authorizing the allowance Of the
claim Of the State Of Minnesota to lands
for the support Of State University.
Be IL cndciclJy tic Senate and House
Of Representation " he United Sales q
inprica IN Congrcss assembled, That the
Commissioner Of the General Land ofico be,
aud he is hereby. authorized and directed,
in adjusting tho claim Of the State of Min
ncsota to lands for the support Of State
university, to approve mud certify selections
Of land; mndc BY the governor ofsaid State,
to tho full amount Of scycnty-two sections
mentioned in the act Of Congress approved
february twcnty.sixth, eighteen hundred
[and1fty.scycn without taking into the ac-
count the lands that were reserved at tho
time Of tho admission of the State into
the Union, and donated to said State By tho
act Of Congsess approved March second,
eighteen hundred and sixly-one.
Approved, July s, 1870,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-08-25
Public Rcsolution--No. col

a RSoLuTroS for the relief of certain off,
GERS Of the navy.
RcsoIrcd by The Sana'c and House Of
Representatives Of Me" United States Of
Amcricd IN Congress assembled, That tho
Secretary of the Navy is hereby authorized
to organize board Of three officers, not
below tho grade Of rcar.admiral, who shall
examine into the cases of such officers as
may deem themselves unjustly passed over
by promotions made in conformity with the
act Of Congress, approved July twenty 1--we,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six. This
board shall report their conclusions to the
Secretary Of the navy, who shall report the
same to Congress
Approved July /, 1870.
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[PupLlc REsOLuTIoN--No. 57.l

JorSr RasoLurlos donating condemned
ordauco for soldiers, monument at
Pougbkccpsic, New York.
Be al. rcsolocl by Mc Senate and H0uCO
ofRepycscntatitcs Of Mq Uaitrd States Of
Ancff;ca ta Caagtvss a8ycmbled. That tho
Secretary Of War is hereby authorized 10
deliver to tho municipal authorities Of the
city Of Poughlscpsio, New York, three
condemned iron cannon, two condemned
brass cannon, and two hundred round shot
to DO used in the erection Of o soldiers
monument at that place.
Approved, juno %, 1870.
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[punLLc--NO. 1871

AN ACT TO declare the construction Of
section ffty-6vc ofan act ontiteIcd IAN
act to provide national currency secured
BY pledge of United States bonds,
aud to provide for the circulation and re-
dcmpti9n thereof" approved June thee,
eighteen hundred and sixty-tour, and the
nets amcnlotory thereof and to amend
the same.
&c Il enacted BY tic Suaic aM House
Of Representatives. Of The United States
Of ,America III Congress assembled, That
section 6Fty-Gvc of the act entitled Gan act
TO provcdc national currency secured by
pledge Of United States bonds, and TO
provide for the circulation and rcdcmp-
zion thereof" approved June three cigh-
teen hundred and sixty.our, and all acts
amendatory Of said section, shall be con.
etrned to apply to every president, director,
cashier, seller, clerk, or agent ofany bank,
ing association, whether organised under
the aforesaid act or under tho net entities
Gan act to provide national currency
secured by a pledge Of United States bond
and to provide for the circulation and re-
demption thereof" approved Juno three.
'eigbtoOn hundred and sixty-fopr. and all
acts amendatory ofsaid section, shall be
construed to apply to every president, d.
fector, cashier, teller clerk, or agent Of any
banking association, whether organized
under tho aforesaid act or under tho act Gu.
Iitled IAN act 10 provide national cur
roncy secured by pledge Of United States
Rnndf, and to provide -Gr tho circulation
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-08-25
Public Resolution No. IS

Jot%r REsoLUrlov in relation 10 female
clerks iu Tho Internal Revenue Bureau.
BE Il rcsOlccd By tho Senate and House
Of Rcprscaiattrca efGte United States Of
1mcrjca IN GOngrcas assembled, That the
Secretary at the Treasure is hereby auth
orizcd to continue in employment, as now
employed, the temporary female clerks in
the Bureau Of Internal Revenue, for tho
period of fifteen days from the the thirticth
Of June instant, unless provision therefor
shall be sooner made by law.
Approved, juno 30, 1870.
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[Public Rcsoluticn 40 So /

Jolyr Resolution relative to the Cham
raigp County, Ohio, Monumental Asso-
citation.
30 IL reso7rca% Mc Senate and House
of Representatives of tho United ,Stotcs Of
Amcrica IL Coryress assembled, That the
Secretary Of War be and is authorized to
donate to The Champaign County, (0hio)
Soldiers Monumental Association ono con-
dcmncd bronze gun, with which to make
and place tho statute Of n soldier GU the
monument erected, by said association, out
Of any such guns which the government
now has or may hereafter have, and not
required for public use
Approved, juno 80, 1870.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-08-25

The Assistant Treasurer ofNcw York is
instructed to sell a million of gold each
Wednesday during August, and to purchase
million of bonds each alternate Thursday,
commencing August IL. Tho sales Of
gold during tho month will amount to Eve
millions, and the bonds purchased, six mil
lions.
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"Whon the sun refuses to slime, and
"thc moon becomes the luminary of the
"day; when the Konawha river runs up
stream, then will I unto with the DEM
''ocracy."-L. H. Phelps Democratic can.
didaFe for Secretary of STATE.
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and eticctral
for preserving tie
hair. F'odcd or graz
hair IS sooa restored
to its original color
9th the gloss and
freshness Of goNh.
Thin hair is thick
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-08-25

CoNrRAnIErTEs. 1.-The only rights that
"robols have is to dangle at the end of a
rope" JOHN s. Bwdc8, Dcmoc,a tic can.
didate for STATE Treasurer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-29
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
DUlsaLs SCg.O1E.S.
Examination OF Applicants for feaeh'
.r. Crs' Certificates.

OFFICE CVy>Tr Svr'ruEs ,u.iai-., /
Cairo, Illinois, jane H. lH'.
t The hIs, ani ulrJ san! hays n ever mnhm
are hprriy npuuintr.i for tho UNAIu,nat4Vn II ap.
llcauts inr teaehcrs' cert licatts 1''NIitcr al
,xum, natloUs ~ bcPgIr AL conducted byn
three por,ons nppoIl,oi by tn roun'v tnierln.
tom 'cnt WLo VII f,sup ~ cert NSate except itpOn
thcir repor, 10 en- tic 'h" Urn autt HctriiG.
ant, of thc second sue, arutr al stytnoh "A Sc le
of ION must 10 a''0uri Ia an thc lnucho, To-
uuircd hy lsw 90 be Taught lnt Tor n hist Grade
certificate q rate NJ Viuc VIII be- rcQu,tpA I.uUrs
from yam to6 pm, at County superintendent
office, corner of ,Omucn ial avenue ard kleyoi ~
street, hross' building, up stairs. Teachers and
school Ire,lpgssh onktiake not,Su tintnO tcachor
l. eutiraltl ANY portion ot tie eQmuaa school
fnni, nor IA be enIplOyod To teach amy common
school who does not uT-t exhibit q certificate
Up. BUTLER
!rliiuW4m County SUPP OF ~'hool-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-29

Ladies. and children's hair cut toNor-
der at The shsp oral their residsnos. aIesSs
orders at the shop of j. Geo. StsinAsasA
iuneldlm. ----------
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, Remember the Rough and Ready hAt
iq white and brown, st.yphp AasrinllA
They are nice-they are cool. See
them. ,ssxOE'B&AA0 IT,
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Drake. Coilec,ion


Material TO make a dollar bottle Of the be-t Hair
Restorative ever used Tor restoring ersy hair TO
ORR y al rnlor. send % cent. for a packags.
b. r f ~ iOl SAsr tEETFE
Nee white Teeth, Healthy Gums, AMI o sweet
reath send for our TURKISH DESTRlfICE.
price, - cent?. r...III
" yor
.ur cur. for iicada'he, Ceisfrh. Deafness, or
bu,r NJ 10 u. et., seni for bur stEBNWIA.
TOBY. Price "a cents.
90. Either Of the above cent pot paid On re
r"ipi Ut prIcs. ....H
Address Joseph X. Lrchhr. AL Market street.
=, -y.s,,s, Mo aa-. az4-.a-a ssz7fydHw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-29
NO. Io..

An ordnance to repeal portions Of ordinance 10,
approved April 9Th, lso9.----
VIZ 4 O,iasnet ty fhs Cify Lu1ich ~ NE tuy Of
tpHo' 100 y 40 ,ft T. 10 ~.
sgarIoS ., THAT all that porinn OF seciion :, of
Comm encing witt and follow ing the Worl nmo,
'Nted'' andah Of section 8 OF said ordin.hce, Le
aud the same Is hereby repealed, IN, -..l. ID
Approved this 2lst DAY ~ July, 1870.
In = hi w y JoSEpH MENDEL,
" ly2AiiM .I| Mayor pro tenn
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LEGAL.


Notice Is hereby given that default having been
hms IA me payment Of The amount sscuTet A..
De pAS ~ certain sale NOR uwge m acutSa ~.
Jonn y. 1sesaft and Phoebe A. 1Fxgaft lis' wile
10 motifs ~ u. Wiley dated the third day OF June,
A., u, ISs, anu recorded in the Circuit Clerks
office oil we coanty Of Alexander and State OF
Illinois, IN DOOR W OF sale mortgages, page TO-
principal, together with interest thereon iioi tbs
third day o. February, A, ID. lsGs, AZ psr tssos az
pr0missoYy note bearing even date vii said sale
mortgage. and given Tor said sum OF ii lbs q, I,
the SANG Sil ~ sssu r.. hSI,1 ~ sfdsyei isS,
aAnJtosI:i S SSs SAID DAY, n5$iest st
virtue OF the Pswes Of sale contsined ssqid sale
m9I,gags, b smes, 70 g.. e hghest
described property 70 Wit Lot numbered txsniy.
the Grst addition TO the city OF Cairo, County Of
Alexander, and State Of Illinois, With the appur-
tenances 10 satisfy the purposes and e9nd ti9s of
Mortgage.
June 2s, $50. r je29dtd
a.
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.soA - S.,ss s,.s,dr.,. RI;
RE Impsr,shabis Perfume.

Asa rule, the perfumes nov in ase have no per-
manepoy. An hour or tao after their u.e, thrrc y
no trSe n perfume len How Different s. the re-
cult succeeding ss. use Of Nusvy ind iAamsa'
FLORIDA Water. Days AneE ~ APPLICATION the
handkerchief .khalc. = most ielightfIl, defeats
aud syr-esbi. fragrance, fpatiieoity