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Ra,lroahs.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

NokIHEAoIf-nN hAiAnoAN.
&M M lE4 sssa;sssssg@ as:ss sssg
Trans leave Char eston daily at $50 A. NJ,
Sundays excepted,) and $50 P. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston 7.30 A. M., (Monaays e&'
cepted,j and P. n.
Train leaving at $3.50 A. NJ. makes through con.
nectIon to New York via Richmond and Aqua
Creek only-going through IN ~ hoars' ano WILL
out detention on sunday.
Train leaving at $3.50 P. NJ, have choice OF route
via Richmond and Washington, or Bay route via
Portsmouth and Baltimore. Passengers leaving
Friday by this train lBy over on sunday In Balti.
more those leaving on Saturday remain Sunday
in Wilmington, n. q.
route TO Cincinnati, Chicago and other point.
West and Northwest, both Trains making clos'
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
S. S. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPoR General Ticket Agent
snOt6
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Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, September 0, 1870. !
CorroS.-The demand was moderate and the
market weak and declining, prices falling Oil
about ySc q tb. Sales 125 bales, say at Is; at
15a; at ls; at l614; Eat l6>s; at l625; 35 at
II; at l71z; at 17S; at TIKI 46 at 1Sc. We
quote:
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr E G Knight-20o tons
phosphate.
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9bippins..

FOR LIv DOL, 3,
The frst class British Bark vINCO, Cap. ~tat.
tain NJ. Doyle, Is now ready to receive Car S9S&
go, and being Of small capacity, 1880 bales, Will
have dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
HENRY CARD,
sep10 Accommodation Wharf.
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LIST OF VESSELS
rP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
FOR ION.
LIVERPOOL.
The Cove, Hardness, July IL
Bark Annie Kimball, Stinson, sailed. August %
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FOR ARDNER BLUFF, i,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE
PEEDEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN.

The Steamer PLANTER, Captain r
]. T. Foster, ia now receiving rsssgassssss5ta3ssAo
OH SUNDAY MORNING, September II, at s O'clock
For Freight engagements or Passage, having
hne state-room accommodations, apply to the
Captain on board, or TO
sep8 RAVENEL & HOLMES, Agents.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier <HT44A
No. 4o, North River, foot OF Canal SAtSS9S
street, New York, at l2 O'Clock noon, OF tne oSn
dates fan on Sunday, then the Saturday preced'
ing. .-.,.,
stearaers for South Pacific and Central! American
ports. Those OF 5th touch at Malzantllo
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco FOR Ja-
pan and China October l, 1870
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 d'f4ct from New York to AspinWall.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree 10 cacn aduit.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the OOHPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. r. Il. bAb1, agen-'
iuly16-Iyr
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Tn
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OF THE sou TIL
No. 30 rRoAD STREET. CHARLESTON, S. G..

GEORGE E. BOGGS, Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY, Ii. D.. Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE. Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
R A. KISLOCu, M. d., Local Medical Exam
r LEBBi. JR.. N. D.. liners.
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NOR ARDNER'S BL UF +,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE
PEEDEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN, S {.

GatJIT CAPTAIN Il. s. Cordes, is .s.zsstffGSsi7s s.zsztfG
now receiving freight at South Atlantic Wharf,
and will leave as above on SATURDAY MORNING,
SuACKELFORD KELLY. Agents.
sens-o No. l Boyce's Wharf,
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cosD1rIoNs OF PEACE.
Remarkable Interview Between Count
Bt.mnrek and q rresPondent-His-
n,arek's Views on the Situation-Prus-
sfa to Hold StrasbourS and Metz.

, LONDON, Monday, September ..
The following Is an account OF converse,
finn held with Count Bismarck by the special
correspondent of the New York Tribune who
described the battle Of Sedan:
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WM. a;cBURNE.Y, President.
f. P. ALEXANDER, TicePresident and Actuary.
j. F. GTLMER. Vice. President. resident In Georgia.
e. NYE HUTCHINSON, yice-Presldect, resident In
North Carolina.
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,,rsu was glad to get away from
PIG, ,ahf of our disasters and lose thei: re-
tne asanna In few hours oil sleep.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-27

BACK AGsIN =. COtrOIh and ex-
Chief of P-l're Burke, wh" have recent
" been af'e.dIug the tr'nl of Hi"k-y
charged wih arson, IN bur"inx the prog
~rt. Of the C~ntral Pacific Kailr"ad
Company, AT Carson New }, returned Z"
the city yesterday. When thew left CIR
son yes erday morning The jury had
been ont all night 1t was reported
thar a. the first ballot the jury s'ocd SIX
10 six, and subsequently seven for con-
vic,Ion .od five fur arqnIitai. 1t j.
hardly probable that the Jury will
agree, so hat sill another hearing viii
be necessary.-Sderamento Union, May
rs.
This will be news to the citizens of
Car-on. With charity toward all and
malice toward none of the Sacramento
Re porter. we correct this item. There is
no Central Psei6c Railroad bridge in or
near Carson, and Mr.. Cofroth has 10,
been ng.ged in any such trial here.
Guess it must be Verdi that is the place
meant.
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ere expected 10 morrow. It 10 rumored that
General Meade will soon he here. The streets
are lively ,o-nieht. Knots of men are dis
cussing the probable result II the move.
1t il reported that several companies ol
British regulars are on their way to the front.
b PoUeHKE.PHIE. Msy 25.-Three United
States batteries. bound fnf Ogdensburg,
passed here tonight. The Fenian Generals
Gleason and Davies, have also gone to the
north.
RICHMOND. May 25-The Mayor has
taken steps to insure peaceful election to-
morrow. The feeling between parties is
quite bitter.
ROCHESTER, May 25.-Three car loads of
Fenians passed here for the east tonight. 1t
is reported that large number go to-mor-
row.
MONTREAL, MAY 25-Advices from the
front saw that the Feni.ns attacked an out
post at F,eling>bnrg. and were repulsed with
killed, and IL wounded and missing. The
Canadians lost none. The Fenians have
fallen back and between 200 and 800 left.
At Portland, this m"rning the United
States authorities seized rs packages Of arms.
PkovIDENcE. May pa company of
artillery at Newport is ordered to get ready
for movement.
BUFFALO. May 25-Five hundred Cana
dian volunteers occupy the village of Fort
Erie.
The express companies have stopped the |
shipment Of treasure BY Canadian routes. |
and the insurance companies refuse risks on |
the Welland Canal.
More Fenians are expected tonight.
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cAuApA mvApxD.

The Fepians are hard at il. The sacred
soil" Of Canada is insaded. Something
more serious than the Fort Erie affair is to
be apprehended- IT, ~ reported, there are
three thousand Fenisn soldiers entr, nched
on Pigeon Hill. there, like an eagle in a
dove cote will they futter the Queens O~n.
General O'Neill has got himself in limbo
and will have to answer for breach ofthe
neutrality laws. If Uncle Sam is as much
in earnest rs he ought tn be many leaders Il
this movement will suffer hard penalties.
We wonder that SO large force and so
much war material have heen concentrated
on the Canadian side by the Fenians and
that SD few Canadians were ready to oppose
their advance. The longer these Irish in
vaders keep foothold in Canada, the stronger
they will grow and if the Engli>h authori-
ties are gring to make an adequate and
resistance they must be up and
doing. 1t looks as if the Dominion were
taken by surprise. We do not believe this
will be aided bv any considerable
number Of disaffecred Kanucks. In the
the "war" is at quite lively |
head and We may expect something besides
Indifferent droning from the Telegraph for
,ome days to come. The breeze is q God
lend.
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A TERRIBLE FIEE is reported in Que
bee. A dispatch, dated Montreal, May
-. says:
A dispatch from Qnebec gives details
Of the Gre in S'racbe suburbs of that
city. Five or Elk thousand people are
'.f, homeless. One hundred thousand
dollars worth Of property was destroy d.
It originated in a baker shop. and
though the troops were out and houses
were blown ,uP, all efforts to stop the
eouu ,yra,,oo were unav"iling. Two
men are missing. and snumber Of acct
dents occurred. The houseiess people
sss lodged BY the corporation.
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Row AT TRuCXkE lust Wednesday
evening a Row occurred in Chinatown
1T Trucke~, in this county. The cause
of the row was dispu nbou, woman.
Some Is or 20 Ctioamen went into the
store of Fong Lee and took away We
man. money and everything else they
could carry. Foug Lees friends rallied
and charged the enemy, and big fight
epsued. in witch hatcbe,s, crowbars
and other deadly weapons we're used.
The result is that 80 arrests were made,
and the county will have to stand the
hrunt of the expense. The Chinamen
are to be sent to the County Jail as fast
a. convicted. One Chinaman is to be
tried every four days, and any amount
of them are awaiting with bunged up
heads to be tried. hen a conviction
occurs a special officer will bring down
the coovic,s. 1t is expected that the
Truckee bill for criminals will amount
10 considerable during the present quar-.
ter. So says the Grass Valley Union.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-27

A Soar OF A SOLDIER The Colonel
Of an Alabama regiment was famous for
having everything done mp in military
style. Once, while field officer of the
day, and going his tour of inspection,
be came TO sentinel from the 11th Mis-
sissippi regiment living fat down on bis
post wits his gun entirely to pieces Col
onei-" Don't you know that u sentinel,
while be is on duty, should always keep
on his feet 2" Sentinel (withont look
ing up)-'' That was the way we used
to do when the war broke out, but that
was played ont long ago" Colonel
(beginning to doubt it the man was on
duty "" Are you a sentinel here r"
Sentinel" Well, I'm sort of sem
unel :" Colonel" Well, Tn q sort of
officer Of the day" Sentinel" Well,
if you'll hold on till sort of get my
gun together, IN give you a sort OF
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-27

JACK SrRArMAN AND FisH-A good
story Is told III regard to the interr,eS
at Washington, sOmrt,m- since between
N n Jack otratman, of San Francisco,
~nd Hamilton Fi.h, Secretary of St.,e,
and as We have not seea sta,.ment
concerning the exhihiiion 10 print, We
take the liberty of producing the same
Jack was earnrs'l. engaged in pressing
mis- claims Tor Office He had besieg-d
SennioI Cole 10 such an extent hat his
horn buttons On the back of his coat
bad made two holes in the Senator 5
sofa At last the irrepressble Major
was referred to F'sh Who, II is well
known, is n poli-h~d gentleman, poss
e>s-d OF great retirement, aud rather
precise and digniied in his bearing
The Major gained an interview with the
Secretary, his tall white hat leaning
back at an angle Of foryfve degrees,
sIroking his huge mou>taehe, and reliev-
ing his forehead from precipitation by
m--ns of a huge red h-ndk-rchi-f, bor-
iered with blue. Fi-h addressed him |
''W.ll. M,j,r, I am told you have been
Of great service TO our cause in Calitor. !
mia, during he last political campaign."
The Major throwing himself back in
that graceful attitude pee liar 10 him
self, and placing both thumbs in the
.rmholes OF his vest. exclaimed "Oh.
10, / guess not! It's the man around |
be corner, in the grocery =
Fish, somewba; d4unied by the atti-
ude struck by the M-jnr. and deeming
he language rather unbecoDing for a
gentleman to make us- of who was an
applicant for high Federal position, re-
lied: That being the case, Major, |
wilt have conference with the centle-
nan who occupies the grocery, and en-
eavoI TO reward him for has services
food morning, sir"
Jack took The next train for Califor-
ia -COlusd Sun.
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TBs OsAes LAxDs in Southern KAusns
are amongst the most valuable agricni-
'ural lands west of the Mississippi Val
ley. Senator Harlan vans them PIT
nnon the market. His suggestion il n
wise one.
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TnE Empress of Austria shot herself
recently through the hand in trying TO
wrest from her son a loaded revolyer,
with which be was playiDg The acct
dent gave rise to = tumor. which spread
all over Vienna during the next few
hours afierward, that the Empress Eliza
meth, goaded to madness BY the infidel-
ities of her Imperial husband, bad com.
witted suicide BY shooting herself
through the hsafs with . revolver. ?
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A BuLLros FUHD Of ono million dol
lars in gold COTS has been ret apart for
,se uss Of the San Francisco Bssnch
Mint. A sioilar fasd Of abo.s one half
ire ahese aoesss shosld BE- placed in
lie Cassoa Gios - eoee. -ss "a
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IesLAsD is growing cold toward Den ! :
lIisrk aad talks 81 ssesdiSG.
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NEW TO-DAY.
To HE LADIES'.
SHEYER & MORR lis

DIG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCES TO THE La
- DIES # Carson ard CT ity that they ha' e
on hand a we l.. ted stock Of
SPRBN: AND >UM"ER GOODS,
silk summer >hawis- Organ.
dies, Cha mbri, Gre dtMes,
Etc..-.E c........ tic.
G n p K rs. OIL G L o + H 8
A General Assortment of
Wall Zap r, amt Ladies' shoes.
Which T. ey offer f II 81 Al VsRY low RATS,
and parties who desire to pu eh will 10 well t.
examine their stock befne pni cha iug elsewhere
CARSON ST, next do"r t. WELLS FARGO co.
my27 I'm
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After pay ing the expenses of the enter ainmens
AID M .k,u, dis'nouti>n Of the gifts, a. above
aiiI.oun Ell, The balance will be applied extin-
gushing the present indebted less If he Mercan.
the library Association.
The Ioucert anu Distribution will take place
under The Immediate diIrctiod Ut the Board II
trustees OF the Mercantile Library ASSET .tIon,
assisted by q supervisory Committee, selected
frum State, City and County oilcrrs, and we'll
known citizens # SAu an, $50.
II. iders II tickets . winch gifts may be awarded
will receive the same Oh pre- taton vi such tick
cts or coupons tile Business Agents VI The ard
Of Trustees, at their office,
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L a Y Z NJ O.
THE CORNER STONE
OF THE CAPITOL.

CARSON CIrY, New, May Is. 1870.
To TIE FIRE DEP,R NEWT OF THE STATE OF
NEvsD. You are hereby cordially invited to
participate in the ce emo,-s of Lying the Garner
Stone If the State Capito. in Carson city, on the
9th day of June next. &c. HAZLEfr,
W. Ii. CoRBtrr, President.
Secretary.
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Carson CTR, NV, May 25. 1870.
To THE GRAND ARMY THE REPuBiIc: You
hereby cordially invited TO participate in the cere
monies If laying the rner Stuue of he State
Capitol, Mt Carson City. on 1hur-day, June OH.
1870. J c. uAZLLTr,
W. ii. CoRBETr President.
Secretary. my2" I'll
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win b. given for the beit Mudel Of Two wheels
Il glaa and fN, ~. this Sistributin s.,. -.
: m Trustees ssrvs The right to reject amy and
N nodslA MO 1m7p
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STATE ITEMS.

Hon. 7. ii. Baker, of Manhattan, is in
the city and gave us some interesting
Information about the southwestern
part of the State. He is in business at
Augusta, Butler county, and saws that
that county has not less than 1000 ill.,
habitants. lie also says that Cowley Co.,
south of Butler, is settling up fast. In
tho last six weeks, he says that one hun
drcd families have settled there. They
are mostly from Nebraska and iowa,
and come with their teams. People arc
still going into that section of the State
daily.
The great lack of this whole country
is mail facilities. Settlers have to 90
thirty or forty miles TO a Post Office.
Representations have been made in the
proper places and it is hoped that this
evil will soon be remedied.-Record.
The regular passenger and freight
trains on the Galveston road will COM
meuce running to Richmond, near the
south line of Franklin county, on Mon
day next. This new town is nine miles
north of Garnett. The station house
and switch are nearly completed, and a
tent is 10 he used for store house until
buildings can be put up. The PLAIN
Gerie' thinks there is a bright prospect
before the embryo city.
We understand thpt the Missouri
River, Fort Scott * Gulf Railroad, and
the Hannibal ~ st. Joe Railroad COM
panics nave furnished the necessary
rolling stock, and are now operating
the road between Kansas CITY and Atch-
isou. They commenced YESTERDAY, aud
the trains wiz MAKE close connection
with The regular trains from ST. Louis
over the Missouri Pacific railway.
1t j. probable that the difficulty be-
tween he Missouri River Company and
the Missouri Pacific Company, will re-
main unsettled for some lime, at least
until The courts can dispose of the mat
ter.-JOUIm0i Of Commerce.
The BEST HoGs.-Joseph Kent. liv-
ing South East ofTroy about five miles,
md who i one of our most thrifty far
mers, delivered TO Judge Symns of
Doniphnn n few days since, sixty hogs
OF his own feeding. which averaged 372
pounds. Who beats Kent for good
lot of well fed hogs.-DOniphaH COun-
" Republican.
That often heard OF, but seldom seen,
phenomenon. a child born with teeth,
actually exists in this city. This is no
"Cardif giant" of q baby, but real
flesh and blood, free white native of
Kansas. The baby is now seven weeks
old, and its wisdom teeth" are plainly
visible. Whether Kansas babies really
need to ''get their eye teeth cut earlier
than other babies, we do not know, but
this is the second case we have heard of
recently III this State where This singu-
lar circumstance has occurred.-Record.
The people of Charlottesville are re-
moving themselves and houses over to
Gimrd, three miles distant. The rail-
road failing to strike them, they are go
ing to strike the railroad.-Chetopd
AdpdRce.
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In all new ountries we hear of fatal diseas-
es among Fowls, styled Chicken Cholera.
6apes, Blindness. Chambers, Megrims or Giddi-
mes, &c. LEIS POWDER will eradicate the
above named diseases. In severe attacks, mix
a small quantity with corn meal, moistened,
and feed twice q day. While these diseases
prevail, use little in their feed once or twice
a week, and your poultry will be kept free from
all disease. In severe attacks oftentimes they
do not eat; it will then be necessary to admin
lister the Powder by means Of a quill, blowing
the Powder down their throat, or mixing Pow
der with dough to form Pills.
Cows require an abundance of nutritious
food. not to make them fat, but to keep up n
regular secretion of milk. Farmers and dairy
men attest the fact that by a judicious use OF
LEIs' CONDITION Pow DER the now Of milk IL
greatly increased, and quality vastly improv-
ed. All gross humors and impurities Of the
blood are at once removed. For Sore Teats.
apply LEIs' CHEMICAL HEALING SALvE-will
heal in one application. Your CALVES also re-
quire an Alternative aperieHt and stimulaHt.
Using this Powder will expel all grub worms,
with which young stock are infested in the
spring of the. year; promotes fattening, pre-
vents securing, &C.
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SrRAVER.

T oST on the prairie, five miles southeast OF
Enporia. abou. 9TH day Of September last,
..lr two year old Leifer with bull calf. Heller
white. with short. curSiug hoTns. Calf roam,
with slit in left ear and underbit out Of right,
Information left with b. G.. Adams on the old
spencer place. will be liberally rewarded.
53-3w JOHN 4. d. BROWN.
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SrRAYED.

ESR0M the residence Of ID. L. Myers, near
H the junction Of the Cottonwood and Ne
>ho, enc two year old heller, red, and Of ordin-
4 liberal rev ard will be paid for any tuforme-
ton leading TO her recovery that shall be LETT
az this office. 5S-2w
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Duluth, Mimi, calls itself the Zenith
City, and It's local poet says il proudly
stands on the rock-bound inland ocean,
while Eat her feet the mighty father OF
the lakes extends his waters, broad and
deep, as il inviting commerce from the
southern border
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E,naI Snf4lannenf

HREDITORS and all others interested Ia
- the estate OF Morris 8. Rice. late OF Lyon
eoHnty, deceased, Will take notice that In
tend to make final settlement Of said estate at
the term Of the Probate Court Of said county
TO be holden in Emporia on the first Monday Of
February, 1870. SUSAN L. RICE.
i2-55-I3-3 ADMINISTRATIVE.
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EVERYTHING.
For Sale.
.LOsT-a5 REWARD,

A BLACK mare sucking colt Ieft my place
"A "Wednesday, December sth. I will pay
he above reward for Information leading TO
its recovery. JABIN JOHNSON,
80 * miles west OF Emporia.
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STRAXEn

ESR0M Allendale Farm, 81 miles northwest
4 OF Enporia, ON the Neosho river, L. head
herokee, and one veariing bull. rGd and white.
Iuder size. Any person leaving information
Il this office leading 10 the recovery OF any Of
hese cattle Will he literally rewarded by
I-2 GEORGE Y JAS. II. ALLEN.
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Kerosene Oil and Lamps.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET ARTICLES
and everything usually called for in q first
class Drug Store. By close application to bu-
sinesS, and strict integrity in our dealings. we
expect to merit liberal share Of patronage,
md lnvitethe people to give us trial.
MOORE & WEAVER.