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FENCES.

Farmers are casting about for q
renewal of their fences, placed on
their lands, some fifteen or twenty
years ago. Very large preparations
are being made to pile drive cedar
posts i'll the vet season, and attach
to them fencing plank. There is
no timber in Oregon equal for fence
posts to any cedar timber of large
size. There is, however, a great
scarcity of fencing plank. | would
suppose that any quantity Of fcrc-
ing plank could be brought upon
the cars from the vast forests IN the
northern part of the valley, and
placed at the various stations along
the railr bad, south of Eugene at
fourteen dollars per thousand. But
above all other fences in the valley
the Usage Orange hedges made on
banks thrown up beside the bitches
or on dry land, would, in the long
run, be the best and cheapest. No
risk to run for the matter is a fixed
fact.
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DRAINING.

| have seen no lands, wherever |
have been, but can be drained. As
to the mode | have not space to
state it. There arc various plans
and ways for this purpose. ! esti-
mate that there are in this county,
from tie l.ane county line to Jeffer-
son, skirting the hills East, s. L. and
\. !. of Albany 456 square miles,
nearly every tract Of which is good
prairie. 1t is all susceptible of high
and successful culture in grain and
grass. | think that $50 square miles
of this tract are now in small grain
and meadow. If $50 square miles
are now in grain, and each acre
will produce 90 bushels, then you
will haze a little fortune this year
in the present crop. This last item
does not properly belong to the item
of draining, but | must crowd the
items somewhat together for lack Of
space. There is large average Of
oats growing in this county.
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JorrrNGs 1T TIE FEDERAL cAP1TA1.
WASHINGTON. Marc

WASHINGTON, March s.
No Cabinet meeting to-day. The President
is absent. Attorney.G General Bates, Of Utah,
ls notified that his resignation will ba accept
ed. Boutwell, Is better.
The arms committee examined Dyer, chief OF
ordnance, at his house. Nothing new was
elcited. The agents at the different points
will be examined to unearth the details.
In the Senate the bill granting the right OF
way 10 the Great Southern Railroad through
Florida was called up, but lies over. Several
senators wished to examine 1t. The secretary
of the Inferior was questioned regarding
white settlers on Indian lands contrary to the
treaty stlpulatlons. The secretary of war was
interrogated as 10 what portion OF the river
front at New Orleans s occupied by the gov
ernnent, and for what purpose, and under
what title.
In the House the bill making Plttsburg q
port of delivery, to which goods may be trans
ported ID bond, passed, and goes to the Presi-
dent. The postoflce appropriations were
taken up. Only thirteen oil the thirty-seven
States pay postal expenses. Adjourned.
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ESPECIAL TELSeRAM TO TEE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, March 8.
In the House to-day the judiciary committee
made their reportin the case of Redding and
wife ys. the South Carolina Railroad, fully e6-
onerating Judge Graham and the persons ac-
cused with him. Jervey asked for post
ponement of the consideration of the report
until tomorrow as an act OF justice to him
self. he said that Solicitor E. B. Seabrook
had impugned his veracity as member of the
House, but he (Jervey) was prepared to prove
that Seabrook actually said what was imputed
to him. The whole matter was accordingly
postponed to tomorrow.
<The House to-day passed the yalidation act
and the bill to authorize settlement with the
financial agent; the vote in each case being
dfty-slght to thirty four. The former bill was
80 amended as to restrict to four mills the
special tax for the payment of interest on the
public debt The House also passed the bill to
incorporate the Planters and Mechanics
Steamboat Company Of Charleston; the bill to
incorporate the American Union Library CLUB
of Gadsden; the bill to incorporate the
Prospect Baptist Church of Laurens Coun-
ty; the bill to extend the charter Of
the Relief Loan Association Of Charles
ton; the bill to regulate the liabilities
of hotel-keepers; the bill to incorporate the
Union Baptist Church Of Laurens; the bill to
authorize the county commissioners to open
spubllc road in the County Of Lancaster; the
bill to amend the act Of March 9, 1871, renew
ing and amending the charter OF certain
towns; and the bill to establish the Charleston
Land and Joint Stock Company.
The Senate proceedings were unimportant.
PICKET.
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LONDON, March 8.
A commission of medical men appointed tG
inquire into OConnor's sanity, report him to
be Of sound mind, but an enthusiastic Fenian.
He said he would have used a loaded pistol.
but only wanted to frighten the Queen, as q
fatal result would have enthroned. the Prince
of Wales, which was undesirable. he wishes
Victoria to be the last English monarch.
The Queen leaves for Germany on the 26th
instant, and will return on the 18th Of April.
The report of the commission OF inquiry on
the loss Of the Megara severely censures the
entire report of the admiralty administration.
The Cambridge boat crew have arrived at
Patney and gone into training for the Univer-
sity row. The Oxford men are expected to
take up their quarters On the Thames Satnr.
day. J.. -
borne case denies that the claimant has se-
cured bail.
The Scottish peers met and elected the Mar.
quis of Queensberry to the House Of Lords,
TO fill the vacancy created BY the death of the
Earl of Kellie.
A Melbourne dispatch reports that the Brit
ish sloop OF war Rosario, Commander Palmer,
shelled and destroyed the village Inhabited by
the murdersrs of Bishop Patterson.
Operatives In the silk factories of Leek, In
Stafordshire. to the number of $500, have been
locked out for non.acceptance oil. the terms
offered by the masters. Two.thlrds OF the
population are thus thrown out of work.
Fifteen hundred coal miners are on strike
for higher wages.
In a reply of viscount Enfield, undes:for-
eign secretary of England, 1t was stated that
the British Government had no knowledge Of
the Pope's intention to leave Rome. The Pope
had made no application to England 10 place
Malta nor any other portion Of the British do
minlons at his disposal.
The London Times, In It's article on the
Alabama claims, inters, from the admissions
made BY the press of the United States, that
the Americans now acknowledge the e1traVa-
gauce of the demand for indirect damages,
although they show no disposition to withdraw
them from their case. The Times says that If
the fifth claim, for losses by the transfer OF the
American commercial marine to the British
flag, is not abandoned, England will declare
its reference to the Geneva tribunal inadmis-
sable, which course Is approved by English
statesmen and jurlsts.
Forteeaue, president of the Board of Trade,
announced, In the House of Commons, that
the government was negotiating shipping
convention with the United States.
PARIS, March 8.
The French minister at Berlin telegraphs
that the Emperor William has pardoned the
French prisoners held by Germans for civil
nffonnaa
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SLEEPING ToGETHER.-The FLAWS of Life"
says: "More quarrels arise between brothers,
between sisters, between hired girls, between
schoolgirls, between clerks 10 stores, between
apprentices, between hired men, between
husbands and wives, owing to electrical
changes, through which their nervous sys.
TENS go, by lodging together nigh. after night,
under the same bedcoIhes, than by any other
disturbing cause. There is nothing that will
derange the nervous system of person who
Is eliminate In nervous force like lying all
night In bed with another person who is almost
absorbent In nervous force. The absorber
will go 10 sleep and rest, while the ellminator
will be tossing and tumbling, restless and nerv-
GUS, and wake up In the morning fretful, pee
wish and discouraged. No two persons, no
matter who they are, should habitually sleep
together. One will thrive and one will lose.
This is the law, and IN married life 1t is deaed
almost universally"
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THEWEITHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON, March 8,

WASHINGTON, March 8.
The barometer will continue falling from the
upper lakes to the eastern Gulf, and eastward
TO the Atlantic; the lowest moving northwest
wardly over Southern Michigan, and probably
over, or little north of, the lower lakes, pre-
ceded on its northern half by brisk easterly
and northeasterly winds, and on Its southern
half by fresh to brisk easterly winds. The
area Of snow will extend during the night
from Ohio to New England and northward;
the area of rain from Tennessee, Kentucky
and Ohio eastward to the Middle Atlantic
coast. Cloudy and threatening weather, with
southerly winds, will prevail during the night
over the South Atlantic States; the latter veer-
ing to westerly and northwesLerly by Satur-
day evening. The barometer will rise during
the night with westerly to northwesterly
winds west of and throughout the Mississippi
Valley, and extend eastward on Saturday over
the upper lake region 10 the 0hie Valley and
Eastern Gulf States. with clearing weather
and falling temperature. Dangerous Winds
are not anticipated for the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts tonight.
Yesterdays Weather Reports Of tho
Signal Service, u. 8. A.-4.47 p. N.
Local Time.
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sPAEKS FROM THE WIRES.

Julia Connolly, one of six children bitten
by rabid dog in Brooklyn, died on Thursday
night.
ST. Paul, Minn., has had snow foot in
depth since Thursday. and 1t is still falling.
The storm extends westward.
Benjamin, John and Spencer Preivltt,
cha ged with the murder of James 81. Morris
at Morganton, Ca, have been lodged In jail
at Louisville TO await the requisition OF the
Governor OF Georgia.
The Massachusetts House of Representa-
tives has rejected bill taking from cities and
towns the right to authorize the sale Of malt
liquors. the vote being II to II.
The house Of Captain James Bryant. him
self, wife, and two grandchildren, were burn
ed Yesterday at Machias, Maine. The cause
of The fire is unknown.
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TOURNAMENT At ALKEN.
From the Daily Journal.1

From the DAILY JOURNAL
At an early hour Thursday morning the
train arrived from Augusta, bringing large
number of visitors and the Augusta cor
net band, things began to look quite lively.
The affair was complete success in every
particular. At eleven O'Clock the. following
knights presented themselves at the stand: L.
Bradweli, "Prince of Oranges" A. L. Courte-
nay, "Lord James Douglass" O.. G.. Jordan,
"Duke OF York;" ]. G. Hutson, "Engllsh Cen
tleman;" A. W. Oakley, "Silver Bugle;;" Mr..
Thayer, Augusta, 'Ku.Klux State" Mr. Ken
nedy, Augusta, ''slr Knights" q. Tllton, '.Zou-
ave." E. W. Hack, Augusta "DukeOf Bur.
gundy;" T. Williams, ''Wlld lrlshman;;" Jake
Thorne," "Humpty Dumpty." The marshals
were Messrs. G. G. Moseley, ]. Staubes, Jr.,
and N. Steedman. The Prince of Orange won
the first prize, and crowned Miss Emma
Raworth; o. G. Jordan the second, who
Thayer, of Augusta, crowning Miss Derr, OF
GraniteVllle.
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RICHBUL, VA, Wedsday, Barch 6, 1872.
We are havig log, dab bad widter. This Il
the budth of Barch; peach trees ought to be Id
bloob ad turlip greeds cd the table. Whereas
the ladscape is wud Wide e4padse of sdow,
ad the odly greed pladt we have to eat ia
hobby.
BAL COLES.
The weather has been bal ad cole ever sldce
Dovebber, ad Id codsequedce everybody has
bal coles II the head. The bordigs are cole,
the evedigs are cole, ad the dlghts are cole as
Kabscatka. The northwest wild blows eterlal.
ly, givig everybody fresh cole, ad the blowig Of
doses ls like the blowlg of ted thousad lid
trubpets. Rlchbul citizeds have dot sidce
Chris5as beed able to hear their ears for their
| doses. AS for be byself ab blserable object
to behold, havIg averaged two hadkerchefs
ad hour for the last fourteed weeks, ad the cd
of by dose Is like cadcer.
LEGISLATURE.
Our Legislature has dud little or duthIg this
sessiol, owing to bal coles. They are still fub-
blig over the fuddIg bill, expectIg to cub to
sub terbidatiod Id the subter, ,whed the weather
boderates.
FIGHTIG.
Two Newspaper med are bakig quite doise
Id twod-I bead Blister Boseley of the Whig,
ad Blister southall of the Edquirer. People
thik they are goig to fight. thik dot. My
opldIod is that they are berely slisig dirt to
keep thebselves warb. You bay kdow that the
weather is cole whed idtorb you that Drllkard
OF the Dispatch has paid do attedslod to grab
Der for week past. But he still settles the
hash of bed of sclelce, who presube to have
a Religious op!diod, with sibple turl Of his
pei.
ABUSEBEDTs.
Do abusebedts, ad do busIdess worthy Of bed
tiol. Too cole. welt to hear Jalaushek, but
cried so buch ad blowd by dose 80 buch that
wasn't ad blowd her out of the house. See
you have the Dullig-Llggard Cubpady with
you. Liggard is fuddy, I'D Dulllg bodsus han
sub. alb very fod of Dullig, but dol't you tell
her husbal. He blight dock be dowd cd sight,
dext tibe he cubs here.
DO BoRS.
Iwould write bore, but callot By hggers
are freezig, ad have to stop every other nde
ad every half biddt to blow by dose. 1t is so
dablably cole that callot proloulce by dabe.
l alb iclcle i'd hubal forb.
Yours bsirably, HERBEs.
P. s.-Joddar Tobsud writes me frob Dew
Yok that he Is cubbIg 10 your towd cd the
sUeaber which sails cd the sebedth- -to-borrow.
If he cubs, treat bib well for by sake ad his
ovid.
P. P. s.-Boseley ad southall have beed
boud over to keep the peace i'd the sub of wud
thousad dollars each. If keepig the peace
will keep theb frob catchig cole, 1t will be a
good thig; II dot, dot.
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fine of not less than one hundred dollars, nor
more than ten thousand; end to Imprisonment
for the term of not less than three months,
nor more than five years, one or both, within
the discretion of the court.
SEC. IL. All acts, or parts of acts, inconsist-
ent with the provisions of this act, are hereby
repealed.
Approved March 6, 1872.
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GLLMPSEs OF GOTHAM.

NEW YORK, March 8.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Richard.
son arrived by the steamship China.
The body of a male infant, partially eaten by
dogs, was found in vacant lot.
Garyey testified in the Hall case that the bill
paid GarVey was neither just nor honest.
The ex-Emperor Napoleon cleared three
hundred and twenty thousand dollars by SELL
ing property at the corner OF Dey and Broad.
way streets to the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
ed safely at Queenstown.
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ABL4CKMAILER FOILED.

NEW YORK, March 8.
Rev. Dr.. Abram B. Carter, of Twenty-6fth
against Emma B. Couch, who says she is
school teacher, for attempt to blackmail him
for one hundred dollars month; she alleging
that he, although pastor and father Of
family, had been Intimate With her. A letter
In the highest style of blackmailing Ingenuity
was put In evidence yesterday.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postofnce
at Charleston, for the week ending March g,
1871, and printed officially In TEE DAILY Nxws,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
~ Pernons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are "Advertised.n
~ Office hours from A. II. to 8XP.sM. On
Sundays, from SH to 6KP.M.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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AHousE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF.

NEW YORK, March s.
Mrs. Ute Brooker, the sister of Victoria
Woodruff. spoke at the Cooper Institute to-
night against Free Love doctrines, and de.
clsred her belief that her sister was insane
She denounced Theodore Tllton In strong
language, and pronounced his biography OF
Victoria series of ISLANDERS on her family.
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A SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March 8.
The trains from this place to New York was
thrown off the track by broken rail. Twelve
persons were injured, including Admiral
De Rohaa, of France. The mall car, with
heavy mail, was burned.
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THE METHODIsT CONFERENCE.

WARRENToN, Va, March 8.
In the conference, this morning, the. case OF
the Rev. DR.. Huston was called up. he ap-
peared before the bar aud made statement
of the circumstances under which he left Bal
umore. After much animated debate, COM
mittee OF inquiry was appointed Tor Immediate
Investigation, which will sit during the ses-
sion of the conference. The vote was three to
one for appointing the committee.
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4 SUCCESSFUL RH1SKEYR RAID.
NASHVILLE, March

NASHVILLE, March 8.
superintendent Emory, with detachment
of Federal soldiers, made q raid on Coffee and
Lincoln Counties, Tennessee, and Jackson
County, Alabama, destroying nineteen Illicit
dlstIlleries, and capturing q large amount of
property and FIVE persons.
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A PERSONAL DIFFICULTY.

LITTLE ROCK, March 8.
County Judge John Mcpherson, of Benton
County, killed o. NJ. Thompson yesterday In
personal rencontre.
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Constantly on hand all the leading Proprietary
Medicines '- ~ >.
FRENCH, ENGLISH. GERMAN AND
AMERICAN.
FOUNTAIN sYRINGEs, the best and most con
venient for general use.
Also, every other kind OF Syringe known in the
market. - y
Trusses, Abdominal supporters, Shoulder:
Braces, Abdominal Belts, Physicians' Saddle.
Bags, Physicians' Puokes.Oases, Elastic Stockings
and Medicine Chests.
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THE TABLES TURNED!
IGNOMINIOUS DEFEAT OF THE as.
SAILANTS OF JUDGE GRAHIM.

The Proccedings Before the Committee
ON Thursday, and In the House Yes
terday-A Complete Exoneratton and
tho Tables Turned-Jervey also SLAM
ydered, but Is Ready to Set Himself
Right.
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COLD'N THE HEAD.

Fearful Effects OF the Cold Snap In
Richmond-AnE Epidemic OF Influenza.
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EorR.-The weather reporE dated TAT o'clocK,
this mornipg. viii be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. IL, and,
together with the weather chart. may tby the
courtesy OF the OhamberI be examined by ship
masters at any time during the DAY.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
IN "ENTHUsLAsTIc" FENIAM:

Queen victoria's Visit to Germany
Tichborne not Bailed-strikes In Eng
gland-The London Times on Ameri-
eau Claims, 60.
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TIE REDp1Nas INVESTIGATION.

Before the Judiciary Commi,tee-A
Complete Exsneratton or Judge Gra-
ham-Tho Aoouser takes the Back
Track-A Question OF VeracIty-Tho
End not Yet.
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Adkins, Mrs b
Adams, Jane
Alexander, Ma.
ry.A ta..
Alexander, Mrs
Amair, Amanda
Ansel, Hattie
Archer, Eliza.
beth
Armstrong, Mrs
Ash, Elizabeth
Barnet, Mrs E
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Bsrnwell, Eliza.
beth NJ :"
Badger, Bena !
Barclay; Sanie
Barker, Sarah a
Birmingham,
Mary :
Bennett, Cathe-|
rtne
Bell, Della
Berkley, Anne
lia I
Bonds, Maurice
Bourke, Gate
Brennan, Elisa
Brennan, Mag
gle
Brown, Mrs
Coutrter
Brown, isabella
Br0WD, mrs hen'
ry G.
Butler, Francis
Butler, Msrgret|
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B1rkmeyer,
Miss n s
Bulcken, Ame:|
lia
Cade, Alice
Canter. Rachel
Carr, Eliza
Chestnut, Mrs
Jno
Chandler, Mrs
Burgess
Covert, Able.
Cole, Catherine
Dais, Mary
Davis, Jennett
Deckman, , Miss
Dolles. Emnine |
Dow, Sarah A
Doyle, Mrs
Dar1elman, An
ma |
DOWN, Mary
Duny, Mrs AM
Dunn, Louisa
Duncan, Jen-|
nett
Eason, Mrs Ro.'
bert
Elbrock, Anna
Emilllnett, Miss.
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Evans, Mrs Rich.
Ferguson, Bry.
ant
Fletchen, Mrs.
Clara
Fordham, Mn.
nile
Forbes, Maria
Frazer, Tena
Frost, L 8
Frazer, Eliza ]
Gadsdea, Mrs y
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Geeter, Susan
Gerdes, Babara
Gllyard, Adellne
Glover, Anna A
Gleason, Fannie.
Gleason, Sarah
Gon. Elizabeth
Ann
Grimbo, Maria
Gru6er, Mrs l. "
Graves, Mrs WI
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Graves, Mrs
Charles
Grant, Mrs Chas
Gran, Miss O
Green, Mrs 8 |
Hardy. Mrs
Thomas J
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Kidder's Electro Magnetic
Batteries.

Druggists Glassware, Of every description, at
the lowest rates, and q full assortment OF Drug.
gists Sundries."
Agent for Nattan's "Clystal Discovery for the
Hair.n
Agent for the "New York Medical University's'
Preparations.
Agent for RIson's Tobacco Antldote. and Up.
hams Antidote to Strong Drink.
Agent for the elegant preparations OF W. 3.
Warner q Co., Of Philadelphia, consisting Of .
full line Of Fluid Extracts, Sug,r-Coated Pills,
Elixirs, Medicated Wines and syrups, Ucorice
and PepsIn Lozenges, &C., &c.
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!

Special attention Ia directed to the following
articles OF his own manufacture:
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rFRoM A SUFFERING CORRESPONDENCE

RICHBUL, VA, Wedsday, Barch 6, 1872.
We are havig log, dab bad widter. This is
the budth of Barch; peach trees ought to be- Id
bloob ad turlIp greeds cd the table. Whereas
the ladscape is wud Wide expadse of sdow,
ad the odly greed piadt we have to eat is
hobby.
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articles OF bis own manufacture:
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIALi
An excellent Oarminative, invaluable In the
diseases incident to the period Of dentition In
children; as also In collie, diarrhas, dysentery,
and other infantile complaints. 1t Is superior to
other medicines used for this purpose, as 1t ia en-
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CONTAINS NO ANODYNEI
It is recommended by the best physoians, and
mothers may administer it with confidence.
THE EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC,
is carefully prepared dressing for the hair, at
once answering the purposes Of hair oil, hair
wash, and hair tonic. It contains no sulphur,
lead, or nitrate OF silver, and Is
NO DYEl
It will promote healthy growth OF h:ir, and
prevent their falling out, and will not injure the
general system.
Baer's Improved Vegetable
Cathartic Pills.
A gentle Aperient, Of purely vegetable sub
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Constipation, &C., &c.
DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE,
for removing grease spots, and cleaning clothes.
None but the Purest Drugs used, and satisfac'
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Order are solicited from Druggists, Phys cians'
Country Merchants, Planters and others' WIN tne
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