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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02

DOIneStlC uarketS -lbI IELEGhAfh.J
NEW YORK, May l.-Cotton steady, with
fair demand: sales, $500 bales at h5c. Flour
Southern trjfe better; common TO fair extra,
S6.sCG4t7; good to choice, $7.050$e. Wheat la
&c. better, and quiet winter led and amber
western, Sl.51S0S154. Corn scarce and lQ2c.
be, ter at 79@slc. Rice quiet at st09c. Pork q
shade easier at 818@S1s.50. Lard shade frmer
kettle, 1ic. Whiskey, ss3@e33c. Naval storea
quie:. Taliow unchanged. .Fretghts heavy and
lower grain, per steam. sgd. =
BALTIMORE, May .-VirginIa e's, old, s5t bid
81 asked; 'es,s, - bid. North Carolina s's, old
Az bid. 80 e.s.G <,
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat frmer andmoIe
active; prime TO choice red, sl.7o@8l 90; Ohio
and Indiana, Sl.s7@$L6o; others unchanged
Corn steady; white southern, 75@77s.; yellow
southern, 75@76c.; mixed western, 72077c. Cats
active. PORK. Sl9@$ls.6o. Bacon-Shoulders, &c.
Whisky, 92a@sac. .e
CINCINNATI, May 1.-Corn,, SIC. Mess pork
dropping at Sls@Sls.25. Lard dull and unchaDgej
Bacon firm, with fair demand: clear rib. 9f0
sac. Whiskey steady, with moderate demand
held at 81. - = 80 ~
LOUISVILLE, May Tobacco dropping for low
grades, at $s25@$8 for common to good dark.
ST. LOUIS, May L-Pork quiet at Sls. @Sls:s 50,
Bacon quiet: shoulders, TIC; clear-rib, ss09tc.;
clear sides, loo. Mixed sack corn, SIC.
Foreign Markets-fBY TELEasAPH.1
LONDON May mo Exchange to-day on &C
count Of holiday. Taliow, ass.
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SPRING TRADE.
Unparalleled increase or oar whole.
sale Business,

Groceries, Dry, Goods Crockery, Hardware
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and Notions-..
North Carolina, West Virginia, East
Tennessees Southwestern, sonthsiic,
and East Virginia Tributary
# to Richmond.
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AssEMnLY.--There will be an assembly ;oi
the Richmond Social Club at Virginia Hall,
after the opera, tonight.
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Is = iRE-RxHIBITED.
Whedt.-Ped, Sc bushels.
Corn White. so bushels. -

Richmond Tobacco Market.
MAY 1.-Since last report the market has been
more animated, with an advance on bright wrap
ipers, fine filters, and good black wrappers. Com
mon and nondescript tobaecos continue dull. Be
refpta HIGHT - 2 - ktE.e s1asE. ~
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ICE NOTICES.

NOTICE.-i have between forty and fifty
In thousand bushels OF 2 URE COUNTRY ICE,
from Mr. j. b. Young's pond, which / will con.
tract 70 sell for the aeason at the lowest market
Also, large lot Of SEASONED OAK AND
PIN WOOD, which will sell cheaper than can
be bought elsewhere In the city Of Richmond.
/. Orders left at my yard, between Madison and
Monroe, on Brozd street. or at Giazebfook d
Thomas's, win be thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to. -, .,,.ss rs
ap Is sw ,H WILLIAM p; FORD.
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NArlsoS WARD CONSERVATIVES, register
TODAY.
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TCEl ICEl ICEl

TCEl ICEl 1CEl
A.. G BABCOCK beingthe only dealer bring
BOSTON ICE
to this city, iS now prepared to furnish IL In any
Quantity, from cargo TO the daily supply for
family u=e. The known good qualities or the
Boston Ice for purity, cleanliness, and listing
brought to this market.
:, Customers beginning this season with mo will
be supplied throughout the year.
Principal depot south side OF ths dock, between
17h end 18th streets. Branch depot, COS Marshall
street. near the New Market. SEQ - g5ta.s ~
Orders By, mail from any part OF the south
promptly filed.
ap ao-im A. G. BABCOCK.
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ICE. ICE, ICE.

ICE. ICE, ICE. -----..-,.--a,-.s
The subscriber having on bsnd large quantity
of ICE. is prepared to furnish the Same In large
or all Quantities at 4bsa ~
ny FORTY CENTS
"a PER ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
&C store corner 10th street and basin bank.
ap 27-2w T.ls4Sy@fs "A. d. TINSLEY.
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Marine News.

KS Marine News.
NEW YoRK, May ARRIVED out, steam
ers Parthia, Aleppo, and Nebraska.
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GENERAL PROSPERITY.
ye draw no fancy picture, but I

We draw no fancy picture, but present
the actual state of facts. The result or our
%Poyns ta Money ys has been Plentiful for
several months past. Retail dealers are
doing well. New buildings are going up
Mechanics find steady and remuneratiye
employment, and it has been necessary TO
summon some from abroad.
The increased tonnage on the railroads is
another evidence of increased business,
some of the roads running as many as live
extra outward. bound trains every week.
The disposition shown by railroad officials
to reduce freights and otherwise foster our
trade has not little to do with bringing
about the present encouraging stale Hoi
af1uirs e.- .-.-.
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|p q Issc p 8 Z -.e--
MASON q HAsaLIE CABINET ORGANS.
Having vastly Increased theirS fsci,iti,. ~.
manaiacture the MASON GAAnLIN URGAH
CGMPAHY are now enahscdt TO onr their wen.
known Organs, which are fa5.ZS
THE AcKE0WLEDeED STANDARD OF
~ EXCELLENCE So
araong instruments Of the cfaEs, at prices Or in-
feriof work. They print thsif ioHese prices,
which are, therefore, alike 70 eil--infsfiable.
The following are 80. ~ As.
ILLUSTRATIONS:
Four-octaye Organs $50
he came, double reed .......,....a,,.. Is
Five octave organs, with tremulant, carved
anu ornamented. ......ss...............ss.s 100
The same, double reed. Win Ave stOpe.,,,.,, LIS
rory otnef Styles, up Leoo
AlEin solid black walnut. All the orgsus made
by, this company are thoroughly
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aREAr aR1rA1N-rHE H1GH coMM1ssIoN.

LONDON. May Earl Granville in the
Honse of Lords tonight declined to answer
a Question respecting the state of the ne.
eotiations with the United States about the
San Juan boundary, saying that the Coy
eminent was under obligations of secresy
until the treaty Publications were seX'
changed. w :, e-,:..
of Westminster, offered resolution that II
is inexpedient to increase the income tax,
arguing that the additional burden would
fall exclusively on small incomes. Mr.. Lid
del seconded the motion, and argued that
the reasoning of the Government was de-
ceptiYe. i - Z. go I go. .--l9E-
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1gELEGRAPHIC NEWS

49, -.
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Foreign Mazkets-fBY TELEaRAPH.1
LONDON. May mo Exchange to-day on &C.
count Of holiday. Taliow, ABS.
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GIVEN mr. As LOST.

The second thing Is, the patients must stay n .
warm room until they get well; y y almost TIM
e q
s:Rs.isa n, section q, q ne sSSn.Iy as
clans who recommend that course lose their pe-
tss sSe ng re se e1SS ayy. sna
IN dovn auiet they must walk about ne room,
much and Is e. me e ~ g
well. This has great deal TO do with the ape
aA. And g The gr9at point to Gain.
sinty In IN others, i sinful. Dr. ssheneis per-
sona, statement g the Faculty OF his own cure
Many years ago was in the last stages Of
s ssus e coas
z Weeki then, IKE drowning man catching q
which I now ofer to the public, and they made
. perfect cure OF me. II seemed to me that l
TSas ss ns rn s
%:s sS.s ssssa 6
sSS ~ .PSss's SsssPe g grsss thsi y - g;
much. 1 soon gained my strength, and have
st9rn n 4esh ever eince. -. :.
added Re $685. $685. ioos sh ~ fs
skeleton; my weight was only ninety seven
ssss
joyed uninterrupted health"
Or. Schenck has discontinued his professional
yisits 70 Naw-York and Boston. He or hts son.
Or, J. H. Schenck, Jr., still continue to see pa
t,ents q their ONCE No. IS North sixth Street.
Philadelphia, every Saturday from Am. TO 8 Pm
Those who wish = thorough examination with
the RespirOmeter will be charged IS. Tho Res
promoter declares the exact condition Of the
lungs. and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not.
The directions for taking the medicines arc
adapted TO the intelligence even OF child. Fol-
low these directions, and kind Nature viii do the
rest, excepting TIM In some cases the Mandrake
three medicines need no other accomplishments
than the ample Instructions that accompany
them: First create appetite. OF returning
health, hunger IL the most welcome symptom.
when 10 comes, ~ It will come, let the despair
ing ct once be Of good cheer. Good blood ut once
follows, the cough iooscns, the night sweat is
abated. In short time both OF these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
d.. echenck's medicines arc constantly kept In
tens Of thousands of families. As . laxative or
purxnttvo, the Mandrake Pills are standard pre-
partition while the Pulmonic Syrup - cure
Of coughs and colds, may be regarded - pro-
phylaCferic against consumption In any Of IT.
NPrice Of the Pulmonte Syrup and ssa-weed
Tonic, lll0 bottle, or $50 half dozen. Man
oFAko Ptllo, = oonte boz. For sAlo BY Ill drug
OlGle and deaisrA
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As the ChintE Bugs have damaged
the wheat and discouraged the far
mers about buying Reapers and otter
farm implements who had intended
to buy, and as l design going out Of
the implement trade after harvest,
and am bound to sell out my stock, ]
offer the following inducements, l
will sell Reapers on one years time
without interest till next July, pay
able one year from Christmss, and
will give each purchaser so, the
principle portion Of my commission,
which will balance al anticipated
decline in price, and will give him
use of Reaper to cut his oats and
grass this year.
/ will also sell IS good Sulky
Rake as others are selling for $40 at
s25 cash, or $28 on time, and other
things in proportion. am going
to sell out. NoU is yoar time to buy,
G.. A. DERRY.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Juno q, 1871.
DIT WIT
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New We ussa !. ). rAy.ssa.A.

Who does not remember the time when
spring purgation was considered indispen-
sable to summer healthf No matter for
wry faces, the inevitable salts and senna,
rhubarb, or calomel and jalap, must be
administered. These spring medicires,'
the youngsters were told, were to keep
them hale and hearty during tho summer.
that new vigor, not depletion, Is what is
required ct the commencement of the
summer solstico. As Q preparation for
the enervating effects Of oppressive sum
mer weather, q course of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters Is highly expedient. This "a
nous vegetable preparation has three
prominent properties: II renovates, pur-
lies, and regulates all the functions OF the
body. II is composed exclusively OF pure
principle OF MononRhahela Rye, and the
most efiicacicus tonic and alternative roots,
bArks, and gums known to medical bot :
anists. Hence, II 10 an absolutely cafe
medicine. and no tincture OF the Pharma-
copRia can compare with II either in pu-
rity, or In the variety of its objects, and
its comprehensive results. Happily for
mankind, the theory that It was necessa-
~ to PROSTATE patient In order to cure
philosophical doctrine. that vigor il the
the great antagonist Of disease, has taken
it, place. Hostetter's Bitters 10 AN inyig-
GRANT, and hence II 10 the proper medicine
for the feeble At this most trying season
OF the year.
Be cure that you obtain the genuine Az
ticle, NJ there are innumerable vile imi-
tations In the market. Look at the orna.
mental stamp, the engraved label, and
the name blown into the glass. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters ID sold in bottles
OBly.
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By oil odds tho most rational and

By oil odds the most rational and
enjoyable celebration Of the Nations
Anniversary ever had in Ottumwa
was concluded by . dancing party at
Taylor 4 Blake's Hall, under the
auspices of the Sons of 81. Patrick,
another ditto at Turner's Hall, by the
Germans and . tete champetre at Lem
houser's, Of which Col. Sam. Mahon
seemed to be the presiding genius.
A beautiful grove was elegantly illu-
minated with Chinese lanterns, while
Leinhouser served the solids and
fluids in his bcst style to the delight
cd party, who kept up the dancing
until about midnight.
The dancing continued in tho halls
in the city until an carly hour this
morning. Nothing occurred during
the day Or 1t these evening parties,
| 30 far as we have been able TO hear,
70 mar the Festivities 81 tho occasion.
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The PTsttisst woman in New Ysrh
society, last winter, was rough-skinned,
freckled faced lady in Dayton, Ohio, but
one year ago. She used Hagan's Magno.
ha Balm upon her face and hands with
such persistency, tnat her complexion
became her greatest attraction. twill de-
the same for any one. II will obliteratt
Sallowness, Moth-patches, Ring-marks
Sunburn. &C., give marbie-liAe complex
ion, and perpetuate the bloom Of youth
for years. What the Magnolia Balm is /,
the complexion, Lyons Celebrated Ka
thairon 10 to the hair. 1t not only bsauti
fies the hair. but stimulates it, growth
and prevents it from falling out or turn
ing gray. All Drugglsts keep these arti
cl0A.
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CoMsrocx's IMpRoyEp MoyABLl

CoMsrock's IMPROVED MOVABLE
FENcE.-J. Comstock, Esq, ofGreen-
field, Indiana, brother OF DR.. A. B.
Comstock, of this county, called mp
on us and exhibited to no q model of
patent fence patented October 4th,
1870. DR.. Comstock has taken the
agency for the same in this State
The fence, we judge, to be durable,
substantial, economical, and simple,
easily built by any one. 1t can be
made equally well Of plank, rails, or
poles,-is not easily overturned by
wind or stock. No part comes in
contact with the ground, and hence
is not likely to decay. We think it
especially adapted 10 Iowa, and it
certainly seemed TO have very supe-
rior advantages over anything We
have yet seen fer fencing, and we
hesitate not to commend it to the
farmers of Iowa.
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MARKEDLY Rev. 3. L. Briggs
at the house of VIM. r. Wilson, in
Center township, Wapello county,
Iowa, on the ID instant, Mr.. JAMEe
F. SNrDER and Miss ELIzABErH
STEPHENSON. All Of tho above nam.
cd place,
-aV0 tn0 Btranger4
within her gates that the ground |
lpon which he trcads ia holy and |
cndered so by tho genius of uniyer.
81 emancipation. No matter in
THAT language his doom may have
iccn pronounced; NO matter in what
lsastrous battle his liberties NAV
ave been trodden down; no matter
THAT color, an Indian or an African
On may have burned upon his brow:
9 matter upon what altar he NAV
ave been offered up to slavery. the
loment he touches American soil
be altar and the god sink together
the dust, bis shackels fall from
round him, his soul bursts beyond /
be measure of his chains, and he
lands forth reclaimed-regeneratedl
fdisenthrAlled by the irresistible
MUS OF universal emancipation"
Were my feeble powers equal to
Ie task, ! might cause your purest
god to thrill by q recital of the
fllliant chapter of 1888 in the anti
evolutionary history of yonr. "a.
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J. Loomis reports that news cones
10 him of terrible gale and hail
storm ct Red Oak Junction. His
nows gives no particulars qs TO dam
ago further than that many build
ings arc unroof,d and perhaps some
blown down, and that the growing
corn is badly torn by the hail and
broken OF BY the wind. Mr.. Knight
of this City, informed us to-day that
the gale At Belknap last week, dam.
aged his new house there to the
amount of hunded dollars, and that
ono Of his neighbors houses WAS com.
pletsly wrecked.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Probably never before in Lle whole history of
medicine, has any thing Won so widely and go
deepiy upon the confidence of mankind, rs this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series Of years, and aiuoug most
of the races Of men il has riser higher and higher
in their estimation, as thas become ht ttei known.
It's uniform character and power 70 cure the Va
rious affections OF the lungs and tliroat. have
made it known as n reliable protector against
them. While adapted To miller forms Of disease
and 10 Young children. u is RI the same time the-
most eifectual rSsnedr that eaH be given for pcip-
lent consumption, ana the dangerous afctt,on-
of the threat and lungs. As aIioEition AGAIN
sudden attacks Of Croap, il should be Kept cr
hand in every family, ard indeed as al are soiEe
times subject TO eelds and coughs, all should DC
provided with this antidote for them
Although settled Consumption Is Thought IN.
rurable, attn great numbers of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured and The patient restored to sound health
hv the Cherry Pcefor6f, So cefnpiote rs IT.
mastery over the disorders OF the Lungs ana
Tyoat that the most Obstinate of them yiel,l to II.
When netting else could reach them, under tho
frhe1ru PerforaI they suhsiic and disappear.
Sinners aad Fatifc Speakers lind great
protection from II. .
Asth,na Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by IT.
T bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
CHERRY P6,fcrof in small aud frequent doses.
SO generally are lis virtues known, that NC
need not publish the certificates Of them here. On
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained. ~ 50
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JUNE A. wENTn. Umpirs,


From the first Of July the New
York Cheap Store viii close out their
entire stock ofsummer Dress Goods,
shawls. Irish Poplins, and everything
in the line Of Fancy goods at and
below cost. Remember for bargains
in Dry Goods call at the New York
Cheap Store. june28-w2w.
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BASE BALI--A game Of base ball
was played in this city, last Sstur-
day, between the "De Sotos", of Mar
tinsburg and Ioka, and the "Appa-
moose, Of this city, in which our
club licked their opponsnts clean out
of their boots, as the su6joined score
will fully attest:
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6: -: & sss.s .s;s. y -
STATE OF iowa
OFFICE OF THE aEcRErARr OF STATE,
Des Moines, lows, June 18th, 1871. j
eel e. ,h w &c ,e e ssfEss ssss
proposing amendments 10 the Constitution OF
1SXa wsis edoptsd q TIE tTs a aDS e the
e e. Gss ss g
General Election, 70 Is held on the 10th day Of
October. ss7i. and arc published pursuant 70
ne n n Gs:Rse III have
ca tns treat seal Of the State to
be anixed.
!! r. y. ~ ; !, . Dcne y Des Molnes. this
- - : June :. Is !; 'ESEIsa9, !, .,.,.
JOINT RESOLUTION: Proposing to
amend the Consultation Of the State Of
Iowa;
BE Il ResolvsS 6v ne General Assembly
Amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
State Of Iowa, IN hereby proposed:
Strike the word white from section 4,
Of article thereof.
Approved April l2, 1870.
JOINT REsosUTIoN. Proposing to
amend the Constitution Of the State Of
lows. and to provide for its reference
and publication;
Be u Resolved b. tie General Assembly
Of The State of Iowa, That the following
Amendments to the Constitution Of the
State Of Iowa be and hereby proposed:
Of said Constitution. the word "Male."
ID. 0krikA from nA0ki0n 4 NJ article T.
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Three more announcements for Of
fetal place find their place in to-
days CouRIER, and still there is more
room, at two dollars per capita,
strictly in advance.
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The microscope shows the color Of
the hair due to . deposition Of pig
meut in its substance. When the
hair glands become eDfeebled, this
pigment fails. One after another
the hairs become white, or fall out,
producing badness. Badness is
easy to prevent but hard to cprc.
Ayers Hair Vigor stops it; even
restores it sometimes; always re-
stores its color. Immediate renovG-
ton is at once visible; softness,
freshness, and the gloss Of youth.
This great ornament should be pre-
served, since it can be by Ayers
Hair Vigor, which is beautifully
clean and free from anything injuri.
GUS to the hair.-7r,bune, Spring
vile, New York.
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Wo publish in to-day's Weekly
another communication on the pillow
question. We think, now, we have
given our friends q fair chance to
ventilate the matter, and say to
them that, in the future, any commu
nication sent this paper, in relation
to plows, or any other articles fol
sale, or as to their peculiar merits OF
dement's. will be published at GU,
regular rates OF 10 cts. per line.
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Swickhammer was in TO the cele

Swickhammer was in 10 the cele
bratioD, yesterday, and was bloviat-
ing on the streets about Sam Evans
having taken another and newer
departure than ever. He says he
went ont to Wards Park, and heard
the editor of the Democrat reading Q
damned Radical speech.
(NorE.-Samivel was reading the
Declaration Of Iadopssdeaoet]
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ANNOUNCEMENTs

EDITORS COURIER: Please announce
my name as . candidate for the ONCE Of
County Treasurer, subject to the decision
81 the Republican County Convention.
ALFRED LOT6PEICH.
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EpIToRs CoURl1R Please announce
the name Of James "a. PxELrs, . resident
for Is years OF Wapello county. and q
soldier who lost his health in the army,
- 4 candidate for sheriff, subj.c Ct to the
action OF the county Convention.
MANY CITIZENS,
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EDIToRs COURIER: -Pleaae announce
my name NJ candidate for re. election to
the Office Of Sheriff Of Wapelio County.
subject to the decision Of the Republican
nominating Convention.
8. A. SWIG0EIT.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Mrs. Joseph
Hayne, by fall on yesterday, broke
her knee cap, and her physician says
it will lay her up for some time, il
not end in permanent lameness. 1t
is only month or SO since Mrs. Il
had the misfortune to fall down the
cellar steps and break her arm, and
this new misfortune, thus seems the
harder TO bear. We ~ mpathize with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayne in their family
affections, and hope rhe may speedily
recover.
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EpIroRs CoURIER: Please announce
the name of JOHN l.. Moons % . candi
date for Sheriff, subject TO the action OF
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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8. A. sWIG0E1T.

EDITORS COURIER:-Please announce
nv name "a q candidate for the ofyicc Of
Auditor, subject TO the decision OF the
Republican County Conventi0n.
WM. H. CALDWELL :.
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While science has labored for the
benefit Of the human race, it is but
poor return to have imitators start
up and claim merits for their articles
which never existed except in sp.
pearance. Since Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover has been intro.
duced, and the remedial effects Of
this valuable preparation have been
so plain, legion have commenced
manufacturing their nostrums. In
point OF merit there is no compari.
son, no moro than the counterfeit
resembles the genuine bank bill. One
has value for which tho holder re-
ccives its value, while the other is
worthless and is palmed of upon the
unwary. The effects of Halls Sicil.
ian Hair Remover upon tho head il
to renev the growth of the hair, re.
store it to its natural color when it
has become gray, and cnres all dis
eases Of the scalp. The effects are
seen from the first bottle Week.,
Times.