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AIJGHLIps INFANT OORDIAL,

T AUGHLIRS INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children TeGthlng, SOltGns the gumS,
allhys the pain, reduces indImatlou, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
Dl1rThGA, , la. .lH.t ~
Children Of delicate consultation, arc apt 70
suffer more than tho robnlL because dentition u
pTotrAoted and early cutting Of the teeth more TO
DO feared than late. Much ID 10 DO AppEeheuded
from lOOseneGS OF the bpWOlS, that q 0f An, eG-
cesslye character, Moder1le looeeness often 70.
moves more dangerous ahocti0nS, but when Il
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prostEatlOn, then II should DO kept q con.
troll, and for thl9 purpose we TgnATk, that the
HtdHt Cordial d particularly Adaplo and Nhen
used will act With the most happy eject.
Mothers will 1nd II very valuable, The child
will be relieved, get into 4 gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy snd feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and Will Eeiund the
price OF every bottle not doing as we represent
Prizes 70 cents per bottle, Sold by all druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 Coz Props,
Ap6 Wheeling, VIVA,
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TnE Charlottesville LateRBeacer is OF
the opinion that the next Legislature Of
Virginia will have to originate some plan
to relieve our State finances and bring
West Virginia to terms, or else the public
debt will be repudiated."
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WASHINGTON COUNTY STILL AHEAD.
Mr.. J. r. BELL, of West Alexander in
forms us that JOSEPH IIUPP, residing near
that village, recently sold his entire crop
Of wool, LOO tlceces, weighing over 1000
pounds to Mcssrs, CRAVEN ~ TRUEsDALE
Tor Is cents per pound, This is the best
sale yet reported Of this years clip.
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Two industries new to Australia have
just been transplanted there, ostrich feath.
ers and silk culture. The ostriches were
imported from South Africa, and the eggs
Of the silkworm from Japan, and both
seem TO be thriving
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THE WORLD is IN ARMS.

I
Against the new hRIrCOlOrlng preparations.
Science condemns them. They are virtually
dead. Meanwhile,
Cristadoro'B Excelsior Hair Dye
proved by time and sanctioned BY practical che.
mlsts, has become the standard article Of liz
class throughout the length and breadth OF tho
land. II Is pOISOnlesS, rapid in It's operation,
certain to produce the required shade Of color,
and has no equal among hair dyes, either IN the
United stAtOSOr Europe. To bOautIfy and soften
the hair after dyelng, use no
ORIsTADoRo'S HAIR PRRsRRVATIVR
asa dressing. aug5daw
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TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1871

THE tines assessed by the Circuit Court
OF Harrison county w. Va in the last
year, amounted to $s2O-the largest ever
maid in one year.
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GAAkDNER-On the 18th Of August, 1871, at the
residence Of her grandfather, Daniel Lamb, JEs.
~ iLAhh, daughter Of James r. and julia l..
nine months and ten days, WV ''"''
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CMITHs WHEELING BREWERY


Amer a thorough renovation Of my old esiSh
llshed Brewery, llto In possession of Mcssr,
my old business OF Brewing and mailing, and
With the aid OF my old operatives, hope 10
produce such quality Of Kennett, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, al formerly made.
Twill be prepared TO supply my friends and The
public with Fresh Ale this week, but would al
Wise any wanting Stock AlcOr Porter 10 apply to
my predecessors, Messrs. Reilly, Barnes & llObhI
being convinced that they can supply them q
good article.
wish also TO Intimate that have no cause "
disposition TO interfere with the interests Of ny
three old friends and operatives Ut the EAg.t
brewery, yet will endeay0r To be prepared tOrup
ply all demands for Ale, such as formerly pm
mys GEO. W. SMITH.
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Special Notices.

T EA & PERKINS, sAUCE-PRO.
II NOUNCRD by oonnolsseuS
'.TIIE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and It ls
unrlyAled for lts iRyor.
We arc directed by Mesara. Lee = Porrin1 to
IN p,ys'Su' V 4'' John DtNCAN'S SONS,
an1iieod Agents, New York.
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General Notices.


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE-
- received at the Clerks office OF the CITY by
the Committee on Water Works up TO Tuesday,
August 18th, at Go'cloek, ?. ~, for digging aud
filling the trenches for putting down the different
year. Bids will be made Al % much Der Cabir
yard FIRST on the mAosdenlEed streets; GecoHdy
Tor those that are not mAcGaemiEed. The pArtI
or parties which the Council shall award the con
tract to, 10 give good security for the perform
anc0, the city roserying the right TO reject any
''e A, WILSON.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF Daniel Dunbar, deceased.
In pursuance Of dlcreG Of the Circuit Court
Of the county Of Ohio, West Virginia, made In q
cause therein pending, to subject the real estate
oil the said Daniel Dunbar, deceased, 10 the pay.
ment Of his debts, you are required 70 present
adjudication IN Gibson L. Cranmer, Commits.
si6neT, al his office In the said county on or he.
fOro the 2Sth day Of September, 1871.
Witness, Samuel u. MGCollOCh, Clerk Of said
Court, this I4th day OF August, 1871.
SAMUEL D. MCC0LL0CH,
al
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF THE
GREAT REMEDY.
KRAFT'S DLARRHGL COMPOUND

For DlarrhGa, DysentcrY, Flux, Cholera MoEbus,
summer Complaint, and al denngemenis Of the
stomach and Bowels.
Keep this madeleine In your house during the
Summer months. RTCry traveller should DO pro-
yided with this remedy. Sold with guarantee
For sale by all tho Druggists in this city, and
by deAlerg IN medicines generally, Price Ftily
Cents per bottle.
McOABR, KHAFF d CO.,
jyl PrOpEietOrl, Wheeling, W. Va
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FLEoTION NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed hyiAf
the sense Of the people upon the call OF COnvru
ton, and for organizing the same, passed Fehfu
AIRY %, 1871" Commissioners 20 Snp0tlntRnd thp
taking Of the polls In Ohio county, hereby give
notice that polls will be opened at the n.Hs
places OF voting In said county on the 2Ith dayOl
August, 1871, for the purpose OF taking the sense
Of the voters Of said county on the question OF
calling Convention 10 alter the Constitution "
this State. A. j. PANNELL,
JOHN y. WILSON
JOHN BISHOP
jyA Commissioners
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augl4 Chairman Com. on Water wori.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims ARainAt tho eslAlrs
OF Louis and Anna Daumberger or SebAstiOn
Lutz's estate will present them TO mo properly
authenticated for settlement, Persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 said estates are requested
to call and settle. GEO, HOOK,
Administrator OF Louis and Anna Banmberpu
or SebaAtion Lut2'H eltAtes. aug
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the 6eIt IN he World
Perfectly Harmless. Reliable, and hlstantane.
GUS. No disappointment NORldleulops Tinta,
Oor'spleaaant 0d0r. The genuine w. A. batch.
splCn Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
slAlndid Black OF Natural Brown. Docs not
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soft
aud Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street,
New York. .IN lAn27eod4w
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UORRIdN FRUITS.

DOREIGN FRUITS.
IL boxes choice AuBtAh Lemons.
80 boxes layer R8isins,
. Trails Arabian Dates.
3bArrelB Turkish PTuneS,
Scasks Patras Currents.
5000 fresh CaFthAgenla Cocoa Nuts.
8 cases Pigs In drums,
Just arrived and for sale low by
SCHULZ & NEUHAUSRN,
% Market street, opposite CITY Bank.
NUTS.
In 5000 lbs. son shell Almonds.
1000 lbs, French WAlnuts,
1000 lbs. Sicily PllbeTts.
1900 lbs. Brazil Nuts.
30 sacks OF Tennessee Peanuts, aud
10 sacks Of African Peanuts.
Just arrived and for sale low by
SCHULZ d NBuHAuSRN,
% Market street, opposite city Bank,
SUNDRIBs.
y lObOxes Imported MAecarOni.
10 boxes domestic MacCArOnl,
10 boxes VoTmiCellA,
10 cases \ boxes SArdines.
II cAse5 prepared French Mustard.
8 cases 0llVeOil, plnts and quarts.
30 dOz, Lemon Syrup,
10 dOE. Raspberry.
100 bOxe. CalAbrIA and Sicily LIcOrlCe
'O' '"' low Z scHuLz q NEumAusEN.
augi6 O5 Market street, opposite City Bank.
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COMMISSIONING oPTicE,

~ WHHELIN0, AnRuBE HIN 1911,
All persons Interested will take notice that
have fixed on Thurtday the 2Sth day OF Septem.
der next, as the time, and my office on the north
east corner Of Fourth and Union atreets As the
place, when and where will proceed to ascGr.
tain and report on tho various matters In said de.
GIBSON L. CRANMER,
angi5-itd9tw Commissioner
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40 ,sk; missouri SKIES, ssx ssys; DO. Hannibal
and 81 Joseph, Elk %; Louisiana gixes. 81
70; DO. new, % q 65; do levee skies, 10 IS;
do. do. eights 80 So; do. penitentiary sevens, 20
IS; do. railroad eights rs SO; 90. Alabama nves
~ rs; do. eights l0l l03; do. railroad eiRhts,
90 100; South Carolina skies, 70 80; do. new, jan
uary and July, 90 a eoh; do. do April and October.
SO 90; do. registered stock, ola, 90 IS; Arkansas
sixes IS . 90; do. sevons so q 90; Mobile and OHIO
Railroad sterling. so OIL; do. interest
Fights, 81 a 50; second mortgage Fights, 90 o.;
Mississippi Central Railroad 1rst mortgage sevens,
So IS; do. second do. Fights, IS II; New Orleans
and Jackson first mortgage IS q 90; do. second do,
"A IS; Memphis and Charleston Railroad nrst mort.
gage, ss 90; do, second mortgage, Is so; Green
vile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed South
Carolina, 81 o.; Macon and Brunswick, guaran-
teed Georgia, 70 IS; Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Fights, SO "a; Memphis city SKIES IS
q 81; Savannah city sevens, SO "a; New Orleans
consos, old, 70 70; do, issue railroad skies, 20
"a; do. new seyens, 80 o ~.
THE IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS
The importations OF dry goods at the port Of New
York for the week ending April 81, 1871, were
$3615,11s.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

the auction business at the Exchange Salesroom
yesterday was quite light compared with the
sales of the first part OF the week. Nevertheless
the attendance very fair. The features were rs
foows--Messrs. Muller wilkins a Co. disposed OF
lot east side OF Ninth avenue, south OF seventy
fourth street. The executors sales OF lots Grand
Boulevard, Eleventh avenue Tooth and 107th streets,
advertised ny the above firm TO take place yester
day, were adjourned for one week on account OF the
nonappearance Of the executor.
Messrs Hazard, Apthorp Co. sold the Club
House OF the New York Yacht Club. most desirable
marine villa, In perfect order situated az Clifton,
Staten Island, with good anchorage and valuable
water front. The three acres attached were In
cluded, but at the last moment the furniture was
Withdrawn, and II was announced that the club
would not bid. The auctioneer declared that the
club expended 100000 on the house and GROUNDS.
The whole was sold. subject to mortgage OF $4,000
by the London Insurance Company. The competi-
ton keen for the brief time the sale lasted and
the umbrellas lifted indicated hundreds piled on,
until finally Mr. Frederick Bredt, OF this CITY, was
declared purchaser at sic, 100.
The following are the particulars
YORK PRoPERTy-BY MULLTR. wrLIIsa AND 90.
lot east side 9th rs H. south cath ST., ab6sIO0
eTATBN ISLAND PROPEky- HAZARD. ArTHORp
Club House OF the New York Yacht Club, with all ts
furniture and plot Of around, situated nj Clifton, J.
FrcoeHcA xioISo
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CLKvKLANp, April "a, 1871.
Pesroleum-crude quiet at "a So refined 6rm &c
Tobacco - hhds; iugs SIS % S. az low fair
Flour firm and In moderate demand At S. Is 81 30 for
good Wheat dull; No. at 81 22A tcash)
sas sssr Oats s
Rye quie, and unchanged; Barley dun and unchanged
Ike, seller June. Meats in active demand and 6rmer;
ssls :h'qsss s sSo Clear mad ses' s nd s:
Live hogs in active demand and higher; sales 1' Al
Al IS 6aE ST. Receipts~5ooo bbis four i5t0o bushels
wheat $1,000 bushels $4,000 bushels oats 900 bushel
zoo bushels D. harley $50 cattle 9 ~, hogs nts
IL bushels OATS 1000 bushels 1900 bushels barley,
1000 hogs
Flour In fair demand and &c. lower saes 2lc0 bbs at
g for Mo- gps e. 50 on ST amber e for
lower No. milwaukee Club quoted =. 81 Is sac. 1000
bushels private Corn dull sales 600 bushels at
CSC, 40 DO at 6sc. 4UO do. at Soc Oats quiet; sales
Corn meal 81 o. for bolted; 81 20 for unboed per
Mill feed In fair demand shorts $25 $685. shipstus S25
frerbsWheal 7c corn, 81 Sc to New York lumber, ss
TO the Hudson. Railroad freghtsFlour TO Boston, &c. 10
New York 66 to Albany 1G I'm Lake 6S
SAVANNAH, April 20, 1871.
TAIN 1870 bales Continent 5000 2 bales
sales, 800 bales stock, 1850 bales Market active Mid
to Great Britain sSs bales Continent S575 bales coast
wise, 1852 bales; sales, $500 bales
NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1871.
Cotton active At full prices; middngs Htc Net receipts
wise i7 saiea 9Od stock, l75702 Net epts Of the
week 1888 gross, 1899 Exports to Lysrpoo a7ss to
s62s to Amsterdam 1920 to Venice, 500 70 Vera Cruz
43i ceastwise, 1911. Sales Of the weeh $4,000.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, April 2S-6 p. NJ.
On 'change today wheat opened steady, but to.
ward the close became heavy and dun. Cotton was
fairy active and considerable difference in senti-
ment was exhibited by Dealers but prices were nm
changed
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
more active demand for bills OF exchange ON
London and the Continent suddenly absorbed
the supply In the market at former quo
sauons ana induced an advance In rates
~ drawers. The inquiry was stimulated
by the fact that parties who contemplated
shipping double eagles were unable to supply their
wants on the street or al the Sub-Treasury where
the stock OF this denomination OF coin Is greatly re-
duced. The market closed as demonstrating,
sixty days. commercial, 1895 1os5s; good to prime
bankers, ITO lloh; do. short sight, l1O| 1loa<;
Antwerp 5.lsx 5.131; Switzerland, 5l71s 5.lsA;
Hamburg S5H q 36s; Amsterdam, 4o1 Al
Frankfort, 4oss Al; Bremen, 7s& 7sk; Prussian
thalers, liz 711.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was more plentifully supplied
with funds and borrowers on call, with pledge of the
usual colateras. were accommodated at five TO six
per cent with a larger business at the lever figure
than has been usual since the April spssm On
governments the large dealers were offered more
than they could at four per cent but the street
HeheIaiy pau I'VE Per ceut. NotnlnR new trans
pired In discounts which were quoted a per cent
for the various grades Of prime paper
GOLD FEvERIsH AND sTRoNG-l1OI 11lA.
The gold market was reverish, owing TO the con-
nctlng influences of sales on the part OF the foreign
bankers and purchases by the speculative dealers
on the rise in exchange. The German houses were
conspicuous sellers In the morning and occasioned
decline 10 ll0H. The gold they disposed OF was
thought TO be the offset to purchases OF Pacific Rail-
road bonds and Northwestern preferred stock
ordered for the European market The "bullish"
sentiment OF the Gold Room gradually overcame
ths decline especially as the specie engagement
for to-morrow's steamers was reported to be not
less than 81 500 ooo mostly con with the probability
OF an additional amount in the morning. The mar
ket Ia still largely oversold indicated by the rates
Tor cash gold at the Clearing House to-day. The
course VI the market is shown In the table,
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IHe IUHUNIDg IaUIe sHU"b tHe HIEIest HIU IUWcs
prices OF the principal stocks during the day
The soUTHRRN LIST STEADY


The Southern svwas disposed TO sympathze with
fhe early depression at the Stock Exchange, and
was In fact, lower In the new South CaroliDas and
Louislanas but afterwards improved and became
steady. excepting Tor the Louisanas, which con-
tinued weak through snticipations OF great loss TO
the State by the recent creyasse. The follow
Ing were the final street quotations:-Tennes-
see. ex coupon, 6ek 81; DO, new, o6z 6eH; vir-
ginla ex coupon, % 10; do, new, ~ 70;
do registered stock. old. 564 o 56k; Georgia
exes 81 n 50; do. sevens, so a 90; do. sevens.
old, ss 100; North Carolina, ex coupon.
a.. a ssk; do. funding, 1865 81 q 80; do. do,
Ices, ~ 81; do, new rs ~; do. special tax,
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CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cArAwBA GRAPE PILL
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
oArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
oArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwsA nsApE PILL
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wa: n % S %
the inside quotation being sbou. the closing hgue the
ss s ns o s
sss; s0%Pfs,; ss0o Sass lS
P &c ssss sess ' s.y ID. So ys
sssas: ss a- ss sss
n; sss sua. s sun. & Il 100 ss ss
go at . @
sss 4 % sS assn Ss e *: e:
@ sS' @ @ NJ.
YORK go bales TSt, nj. wees. 50 rs ecls,
The marte. for American insOt wa. decidedly
prise $50 600 lbs s lake Manufactured steady
ana Srasie. asc Sc Tor mains :sssihing yer
LOG %s S.r e a S i SS % G n M small at
g. aoe ioI sSs se q. plain ase
FREeHTs. mar.e, moderately active in the way
Of ss sS sSs 5 s ss
sashel. wheat. . GIs:sow steam 5000 bushels grain,
ssIr ' Co. 100 Sq S @
.rcs: lard sos II. ncaasa BrdsS ship
toms . LysrpCe fu, cargo e cotton =. M sisd
aoo0 grain !. 81 B ~. s.ra % a:o
Sd an American schooner Isl tons 70 isnors for orders,
500 do @ p, ss ap 80 Sn ss to nys ~ rsde
.n % G1s = from sD,. s
bark north side Cuba and back, So 5o one TO the
south side and back, &c American ship l4p6
tons, Antwerp, general cargo, lump sum; brig, TO the
windward, b0c per bb and BRIG, from Southern port to
north side Cuba shocks, 1Sc.
FLoUR AND GRAIN.-Recsipts- Flour 1888 bbls wheat,
2600 bushels 20 80 bushels meal SD oats,
275 bushels The market dull and heavy though
prices nomnay unchanged. II was almost impossible
sell outside prices, however, prices generally
The sales about 500 bbs the market clos
ing heavy Southern Hour also duh and
the reduction quoted yesterday the sales about 6OU
bps -four steady the sales small unim-
.ss 39sn s ass 'ss $ ssss yellow, S
60 aDdd 10 lbs. We -
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA 0RAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Quarter TO Six e'Clsck p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April &-6P.M.
AenEs-The market quiet but steady, with mode
demand for pots at IS rs 81 % and pearls SO
% rs.
CoFPKE-The market for Rio steady but, with
only moderate inquiry, sales were effected small
business in lots for the trade transacted at for
mer prces. Other kinds steady, but inactive
We uote-Rio Ordinary, lOc. l0hc.; tar lGAc. =
Ike; good Ike he; prime, l2hc. l3c- extreme
and SIXTY days credit: Java ls ss Ic do lsHc &c
lSc. Laguayra, l4c, l6ac jamaica lsc. bye st.
Domingo goid In bond, 9zc l0c Costa Rica l3kc l7c
Manila, lac l6c Mexican lSc l7c; Savanilla, 13Sc
l6hc. Curacao. 13c. . l6c
CoTToN-The market continued irregular values nomi-
Exporters and spnners declined 10 operate to
tent at the inside quotations subjoinod the sales
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CLEVELAND, April n, 1871.
Petroleum Crude quiet at "a So refined frm at 2lc.
LOUISVILLE, April Is, 1871
Tobaccosaes ~ hhds Tugs, IS % IS 20; low to fair
leaf. 86 n 2Q.
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HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
hELMBOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BoLD'S
nELMBOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HkLMBOLD'S
lELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM SOLD'S
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
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Cotton Reports from the Interior Towns.
NEW YORK, April "a, 1871.
The reports cotton the Interior towns
for tho weak ending Today. are a. foloWs:-