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rT FRESH oD-LIYER OIL.
NEW CROP.

!. mr.nE & BAkEn,s importation OF medic'
nally pure ooD-LIyER OIL. "A full supply ~, ,s :
.tora. Guaranteed pure, ind made from nea'n'
lIyers since the Iss Of September. -, !,
rs isi.2C r MEADE e BAKER.
40 go sslaJs Imuorttng Pharmacists,
4 81, - GIG Main street.
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MARRIAGES,

Married, November 18th, at the residence OF Inc
bride,s father. by the Rev. Moses u. Hoge. ID. D.,
W. HAW to Mrs. Ruth y.
TOONF, daughter of Captain John NJ. Sheppard
all of this city. No cards. ~ '. a
o. Washington and New York papers please copy.
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The new, attractive, and beautifully
southern seaside watering-pi named
yuE DE L,EAU. - zissf@iS 8

e " y
southern seaside watering place named ~
yuE DE L'EAU. ~ <issfai5 IS; g
ON Hampton Roads, nearly opposite Fortress hon-
roe Va, in full view Of TINT fortress, Fort Calhoun
cbas,neake bay. and james river, with wafer
view UNSURPASSED in America, where e:erg iuAais
and LAM, is obtainable, was ol,ered to the puo-
~. ,o- the first time tho past seasnn, and having
-oved success unparalleled in he history OF sea-
s,e resorts, has induced tho stoc knolders to make
IN effort TO greatly enlarge It's cal ,actty 50 as TO
.onmo1ate the great public To. this end they tlav
ssrerm,ned 10 offer ipducome ats Of no Ordinary
character In tie shape ola
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
by means Of which they + bpe to be able to execute
- their pubnc-spiI. 1ted and laudable +.
undertakiAg or making t=s
i vUE. DE L'EAU
GRAND SEASIDE RESORT OF THE SOUTH
$50. - GpEt ~ :.
Az inducsnents to tho public everywhere to pur-
chase tickets, they propose to presents as
CHRISTMAS GIFTS &, ss,li.i&a
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The distribution VII lie By blindfolded persons
Tor blind ohildrenl from two wheels, one Of which
will contain gifts on printed slips, sealed In onve-
lopes Of the came size the other win contain tags
with numbers on them corresponding with all the
tickets sold. After tho contents OF both wheels are
thoroughly mixed by revolving, tho person at the
first wheel Will take q number therefrom, and then
the person az the second wheel will take o Gift
therefrnm and the gift thus taken win belong te
the number taken Immediately before II. This pro.
cess will continue-the numbers and gifts beina
publicly announced-until the whole four hundred
and one gifts distributed. Thus the public will
readily see there can be no fraud, collision, O,
knowledge Of what gift any number Will get.
Should the tickets be all sold when the concert
comes of the presents will be distributed In proper
ton TO the number sold.
II is hoped the public will promptly respond &c
this effort to establish upon nrm basis donghtfu
resort during ths heated months, --....
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- go sesls
g tfol1sgsp, Dacsnsber ID. is,a..
NOTICE. ()n and aftea this date Decor.
~ Der III, the r kssEgG BIZ and FfFiaHT
asssEF s1'is aSs daily sI sxseps dss9sa
patataao P sf. and on WE 81 s NE
fapE yf iseasaS w rr i ans s g
York river, Baltimore. Pniiadeiphta, New IosSS :
and SR 81 g9s T Hesh a1 sas
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
10 AL FREIGHT TRAIN between Kicirnond
and yet Font ~ Fridays WIN leave Richmond Al
The wednesdays through nsight sxain rsin ,sls
Jog. WI La &. BRAGG, superintendent,
sTAYLoE, Freightand Ticket Agent, Rifh.
mond. 49, =. 49, y. dea j
GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAU-
" ROtD.-On md after September sotil pas.
SENGER TRAINS Win leave Richmond ~ fol.
io ssa A. M-MATL TRAIN Except sunf A., g.
villa with the Orange, AIexantria aiid 81 s' s.
train for Washington aud North, and .t, ~
A AIs 5y r Observation-Disclosures /, ~:
Sunday for Gordonsyille, arrfvipr rL.AlS except
This train connects at Gordonsvf al! y s'S z. y,
ns on X odspSs as
Through ticksts at low l,ss solS ~ s,f
stss5sEs .sEess 1poP liverpool qrnoxn
Bergen, Copenhagen, lmmo,uEEg, hasre koifes,tafn
On asn is :, so PisSmon eeTt Of the General fintss
Station agent on 4, or can be ordered thsough any
nanr,s ntces. nation may be obtained 4! the ocu.
JAMES 4 4. PERRY, General Superintendent
wi 4 NErHEaIASD, General Ticket Agent
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80 = edmond AND DANvLLE RAILROAD Co.3
~ RICHMOND, August 10. 1872.
- edmond AND DANYILLE. RAIL.
~. S RoAD.-on andafter SUNDAY, august 18Th,
GOING WEST.
Train No. ttnrougn passengerI leaves Richmond
oaaiy te1cept Sundays) at 5:0 a. b.; Ieayedj Dan
piHs at i2;Ss P. d.; arrives at Greensboro at aga
Tain No. O Lynchhurg passenger) leaves Rich
nv "a daily at s:2S A NJ; arrives at Lynchbnra at
Train No. 10 Through mall and expressl leaves
Richmond daily at $50 p NJ; leaves Dagyille daily
GOING EAST.
Train No. 2 Through mail. and expressl le1ras
At S;io A. ~; arrives at Richmond daily st I9as
IT: Train No; Through passenger, eaves Green's
Danyille at l:s2 2. NJ. arrives It Richmond at 2,o
Fl; Train No. y nShbu.s passenger, leaves Lynch.
81; arrives at irhmond ut aA5 p. III.
80, rs nos; and 10 connect at Greensboro with
snS on the orth Carolina railroad for all points
fol- TTsin SG Connects at Greensboro ith train
e len e Rat sgry y, there at Passegers
win train so. for Richmond. : - : GITF"
thu atian !, connects at Burkeye with train on
pGin nno . s1thwest and south 70 =
m oyhe' burg AeSommodatlon Train leaves Rich
P,ssss, enburs Ia time TO copnect with the Morning
ONO railroad for the southwest
Ia sengers comin2 cart leave Lyuchbur2 after the
ARRIVAL OF the Atlanta, Mississippi and Ohio pa.
at 'E4s A. NJ.
:, IHRouGH TICKETS TO all points south and
SS,uthwest clp be procured at the ticket ONCE In
'Sich:nond, nd OF X. +. WALKER, A gent of tho
Main sire ct, Richmond.
Paper that have arrangements to advertise tho
sceop 10 of this company viii please print ms above
JOHN r. NACsiURDO.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
o. =. n. r. TALcorT, Engineer and sul9rintend-
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For further particulars and for tickets apply %
the undersi gnea, who hare undertaken the exclu-
siVe financial management Of this sehcme. and who
alone are authorized TO appoint agents for the sale
OF tickets. BURkUsS, SON q Cos,
Bankers and Financial Agents
Ype de rEau Company,
Norfolk, Va.
All correspondence strictly confidential. 4,
Parties living out the city can remit BY poss-oee
order or by express. l9
Reliable agents wanted.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Soliciting Agent.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR., lA2i Main street. hteh-
mord, agent for sale CT tickets.
gents iE the city Of Rehsnand are positively In.
stScted TO close tho sale OF tickets aud make returns
on The evuaiug cf December tsth, isls, IS
10 tsis f9 tzB D Rlt Usss ks,S hi coss 60
de a.7,le,is,lAsis 1nancsat Agents.
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DEMOVAL.-JOHN C. PAGE, Jr., has
LII moved into the spacious new store recently
Fourteenth street: where lie has opened large snd
well.selectad stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, TkUShs,
&C., consisting Of all the modern styles and eii'-
bracng all grades Of goods In his line 20 which 20
invites the attention OF bis friends and tho public
JOHN &. PAGE, DR.,
l421 Main street, eight doos below Fourteenth.
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A3l Broad street, vuc .vVr Irom Firth.
do i-tnoT

TUST RECEIVED splendid line CE3e
~ Of LADIES' KID, FOX. aud BRlGHT-EN;
PEBBLE BCTTON-BOOTS and BALa0-s 81
RAILS. Gentlcyreus Doublc-Sole Bootsand
Caters; Sole-I.eather Trunks, Valises, and Grain
Bags. Call and examine them.
WINGO, ELlETT & CRUAP,
no ID 1909 Main street.
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to the purchasers Of Tickets BY distribution oy lot
the following magnificent gifts:
c,,. ,r Greenbscks, Of. .ss, COO
cur. ,r Graenbaeks. OF 81 200 each. 90. 5000
20 Gifts, in Greenbaoks, Of $500 eaeh..... 10000
Is beautifuuy-located Cottage Lots by tho
sea- so by 100 feet at Yus de rEau,
valued at 800 each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
eoo other beautifully-Iocated Cott,ge Lots,2s
by 1870 feet, at vue dc rEau, valued at
zoo, cacb ..................... 10000
-, c,es &, creanbacks, Of 800 each. ,..,.. 10000
a, n,sts valued at .sloo,Oc9
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TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH.

Currency gifts viii be paid In CASH a, our Bank
ing-House in tho city of Norfolk, presentation OF
the tickets entitled thereto, withous discount.
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RICHMOND, .FnEDERicksBunc AxDl

| RICHMOND, FREDERicKsBCRG ASDl
| POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10, 1877. !
I0N AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mail trains on this road will run rs FOL.
| Byrd-Street station l z. NJ. - : =
| UP NIGHT NAIL, ria rail alone. leaves Byrd
fif' III a earss grsoadsrce
st ItEG $50 e. y. Except on 9 s1ndays;,
riyes as Byrd.sreet station at l:as P. II.
Byrd;Street station, $50 a. N. Except ON Mon.
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Broad-sreet station s:s7 A. n; fexcept on Sun
a1 5sis Genera :. :; 3 a!xssas,.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..,
t.ts RICHMOND, VA, June 10, NT2. I
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, the TRAINS on this road win run as fol.
lows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at A. II.
and lSo p a., aud leave Petersburg at Ills A. Il
s5sG y5 Eshsss s s at;
ea The c i spa TE2ks
Richmond and Petersburg "a: 81: Returning,
leave Richmond and Petersburg ut T. 81, instead
The A. 81. TRAIN viii not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the Ss-5 p. N. MAIL TRAIN and 7:!5
A. n. FREIGHT TRAIN VIII not leave Petersburg
Fare for single tickets. ...............sla
+ Fare for return tickets. ............. ?Go
Communication tickets can DO had at the following
rates
Filty-trip tickets for.....,.........s.o 90
One-hupdrea-trp tickets for.........e %
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the lso p. VI.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk win con.
meet ut Petersburg with tho ll:25 4. II. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take The 6:so A
NJ TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning leave Richmond on the same days at
$50 P. N.
!. The NAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester. .Mss... .Ef-&sr.
The A. IL. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
LyncEburg daily.
PULLMAN'S PALACE sLEEPING-CAR viii
bo attached TO the THROUGH TRAIN st Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
T.. EASEY,
je 10 Ticket and Freight agent.
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THE MEMBERS OF JOPPA~ q
L LODGE, No. 40. are requested TO attend Xxx
q called meeting of their Lodge THIS iWed-/ w
nesday) EVENING Ut O'Clock for work. Menu
beers OF sister Lodges and transient brethren IN good
Standing arc fratcrnally nyited to attend.
By order Of the ". NJ.
-. VS. J. RIDDICK, Secretary.
DECEMBER !, A. D. 1877, 4. L. 1912. de +-lt"
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Diad On Monday might, December Sd, 1879, o
ncnslos. WILLIE, youngest child of Henry an
Susan KILLER, aged one year, four months ana Inif
teen DAYS.
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rYcKrrs ogLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH I,

-g ,E.y.a fEssz4
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- -" s5esj Il 80 st.r- 80 S2fiS
st at-t $50 " 80 1T '.T::2ss ID
Is. J7----- ). aafsg ~ .5H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18
Write Him a Letter.

From tia Bureau County (In,) Tribune.
Every Democrat should write Mr.. Storey
letter, telling him what be thinks OF his
rraitorous course. 1t would be just and
deserved retributon. Let them say in no
unmesuing terms that they are not the fools
be takes them to be, and that they have not
orgotten to cherish principles, and ale not
vet blind to the welfare of their country and
their own interests. Tell him that his trait
orous sheet he Chicago Times is no lon
ger q welcome visitor,-snd that it shall
be excluded from heir homes
We can inform our Democratic friends
that two tXeelient papers are published in
Chicago, which advocate the great prjnci-
pies of reform, the Baltimore nominations,
and openly espouse the Liberal cause.-The
Tribune and Neics. Let such papers take
the place of the Times, which is now read
by the GRANTEES with the greatest pleasure
and svidity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18
gDailp Argus.
ADDRESS AND RESOLUTIONS
OF THE
Liberal Republican Convention.
HELD AT
Cincinnati, May L, 2, and 3.
OFFICIAL COPY.

To tie people Of the United !States:-
The administration now in power has
rendered itself guilty of wanton disregard OF
the laws of the land, and Of usurpine 20 sers
not granted BY the constitution it has act
ed as if the laws had binding force only for
these who are governed, and nos for those
who govern. II has thus struck 8 blow al
the fundamental principles of constitutional
government and the liberties of the citizen
The President Of the United States has
openly used the powers and opportunities of
his high Office for the promotion of person
oil ends.
He has kept VIGOROUSLY corrupt and
unworthy men in places of power and respon-
sibihty, to the detriment OF the public inter
ests
He has ussd the public service of the gov
ernment ss q machinery of corruption and
personal influence, and has intertered with
tyrsnicsl arrogance in the political affairs of
states and municipalities.
He has rewarded with influential and lu-
orativs othoies men who had acquired his fa-
vor by valuable presents, thus stimulating
the demorauzAtlon of our political life By his
conspicuous example.
| He has shown himself deplorably unequal
to the task imposed upon him by the neces-
| sites of the country, and culpsoly careless
of the responsibilities of his high office.
The partssns OF the administration as
Stunning TO be the Republican party, and con
trolling IIs organization, have attempted 70
! Justify such wrongs and palliate such abuses,
to the end Of maintaining partisan ascend
sncy.
a. r
Investigations and indispen sibls reforms,
pretending that No serious fault could be
found with the present administration OF
pubic affairs, thus seeking to blind the eyes
/ OF the people.
| They have kept alive the passions and re-
sentiments of the late war, TO use them for
shels own advantage; they have resorted to
arbitrary measures in direct conflict with
the organic law, instead OF appealing to the
better instincts and latent patriotism of the
sou bern people BY restoring TO them these
nights, the enjoyment OF which 10 lndIspen-
sable TO successful administrator Of then
/ local affairs, and would tend 10 revive = pa
triotic and hopeful national feeling.
! They hive degraded themselves and the
name of thei, party, once justly entitled to
the confidence of the nation, by base syeo-
/ phsncy to she dispenser OF executive power
and patronage, unworIhy of repuD lican tree
men they have sougnt to silence the voice
OF iusI orlticis %, aud siIfe the moral sense
of the people, and to subjugs,e public
opinion by tyrannlcal party discipline.
/ They are striving 90 maintain themselves
IN sulnorlIy tor selfish ends by an unscrupu.
lous use of power the which rlghtfuliy
belongs to the people, and should be EN-
pioyed only In the service of the country
Believing that an organization thus led
and controlled can no longer be of service to
the bssss interests of the republic, We have
resolved TO make an Independent sppeat to
the sober judgment, Conscience, aad patriot,
Ism of the American people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18
Sold To Grant

We hear a report thag 10 Very few days
the Chicago Times will throw off the very
thin mask it has worn for months and come
out square for Grant. The only thing that
leads us to doubt the report is that it can do
more efficient service for the Grant faction
by pretending to be independent, for it is
barely possible that there are some demo
Gratis who have been so long in the habit OF
regarding it as democratic paper, that it
might influence them to refrain from voting
for Greeley-though it could not carry them
over to Grant. But Storey ony cares for
money, and had the friends of Mr. Greeley
come down handsomely there is no doub'
in the world that he would have cast bis in
1unce in that direction. KewGHee Indepen-
dent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18
EXPENSES OF GRANTS ADMINIsTRA-
TON.
What Gen. Logan and Congressman Dawes
said about it.

The Hon. VIM. NJ. Springer, of Illinois,
in q recent speech thus shows, out of the
mouths of Gen. Logan and Mr.. Dawes,
the extravaganza of the Grant stewardship ::
There has been an alarming increase In
public expenditures under Grants Admins
trstion. John A. Logan, in a speech in the
House of Representatives two Years ago,
exposed the frightful extravaganza in the
War Department, and cited the fact that
thIrty-seVen regiments cost the enormous
sum of $37 900, 900 per annum. He charg-
ed that much of this great expenditure,
amounting to 81 900 year for each man in
the service, was squandered upon useless
staff officers. In one case $50, 600 per an
mum was paid for rent of offices for head
quarters Tor one detachment of 500 troops
in New York. John was playing honest,
then, and bidding high for q seat in the
United States Senate He has reached his
prize, but nov defends the same Admins
tration, the extrsvsgsncs of which be has
so often denounced. He vas almost per.
susded to be a Liberal. For Ihe last year
of Andrew Johnson's administration he esti-
mated the amount necessary to carry on the
Government at 1903 600 600. and Congress
cut this estimate down $4,000. 600. The
estimate for Grants administration for the
year 1871, was 1891 ,O97, 900, or $49,682,-
900 more than tue appropriations for the
| last year of Andrew Johnson's edninstra
ton. This fact was stated In the House of
Representatives BY MIR. Dawes, of Nassa-
chusetts, year ago last winter. Hera we
have the admission of Grants friends and
chief supporters, that his administration is
exIravagant, and that it costs the country
nearly $50,OOO,OO0 more then was allowed
or required unds. Andrew johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18

1000 Cash Gifts amounting TO ......... 500 $40
This Enterprise is endorsed by the Governor and
best business OF the State.
The small number of tickets issued is a guarantee
of a speedy sale-mAkes this OF the best chances
ever offered.
The only safe way to sent Money is by Express.
Persons DESTROYS Of chance should secure tickets
at once. And thus expense of premium on
tickets the drawing will positively take place No
vember 9Th 1872
An ifficiai list of all the drawn numbers will he
sent to each person who has remitted money to us.
immediately after the drawing Prizes viii be SEM
by express to the persons winning them.
Agents wanted For full particulars address
Messrs PAT"TEE d CO.,
Omaha. Nebraska.
Or Pattee & Co, ia Broadway, New York ; East
ern Agents. sept6d&wlm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18
A Greeley Republican Murdered for his Poit
zeal 0pinions---A Word in Season.


From the Jackson Miss Clarion
The Enterprise c ttrier states that as
James Hendiey, colored. WAS returning to
bis home near Winchester, IN Wayne coun-
~, and while near his domlcile, be vas shot,
taking such effect that he died within fifteen
minutes.
The Courier states lhst it is the impress
sion ttat the deed Was committed By q ne
gro, and the only possible cause that can be
con ceived is that the murdered man had
warmly espoused the cause CT Greeley aud
Brown. HendIey had been for several year,
| one OF the leading lights of the Republican
patty III Wayne, and was last year elected
! over Levi hobbs to the Radical State Con
vention, in winch be took g conspicuous
part.
Ii is well understood that E syatem o
| terrorism Rno murder has been put in op
GRAFTON by Loyal Lesguers, against cOloreC
men TO deter them from exercising then
| right to vote as they prefer IN the Presiden-
slsI election. 1t is the duty of the whittier
30 thwsrt This bloody and savage game, by
| throwing around the blacks who Are design
I'd 10 be the victims OF Il, the protecting
egis of the law. Let every desperado VIII
Ia known to have INDUCED q threat, b,
promptly informe npon, arrested and sum
marty dealt with under the enforcement set
Meantime let our people exercise the ut
most caution to do n illegal violence them
selves. 1t will afford the Administratioi
the pfstext which it desires, to interfere, viii
the military, Tor partisan purposes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18
DIR. C. E. BROWNS
TOUNG AnEklCA LINIEENT.

HIS LIEIMENT HAS GAINED a LAST
L ing reputation, where it has been used, in
most cases which require an external remedy
such as rheumatism, soreness and swelling Of
the breast pain and weakness in the back and
jolntF, sprains, bruises, cramps, numbness,
frozen limbs, bites of insects, old sOres, fever
sores, goitre or swelled neck, paralysis, wounds,
erysipeAs, bites of reptiles, headache, white
swelIngs, mango, poisons, burns, all dwellings,
salt Theun, eorns, warts sore eyes, run Arounds,
dc. We daily hear Of the most ast, nishing
cures animals by this most excellent remedy,
and hazard nothing in saying that there meyer
has been Its equal as curative for horses. We
assert, positively, that it will cure any ease of
sweeney in existence also splint, galls sprains
or strains, bruises, scratches, wounds, big head,
wind gals, sore eyes, dwellings, etc., and has
never failed 10 cure hstuls. pol-evil, ring bone
and spawn, when used il the beginning, strictly
according to directions
For sale By almost every merchant throughout
the Union.
Price 25 cents. For numerous certificates, see
directions On the wrapper.
SOTICE.-The @. +. Brown Chemical Com
pany, q corporation organized under the laws of
the State Of New York, have purchased from
Ward Southsrland 4 Co, the proprietorship OF
DR.. +. Browns Young America Imminent.
The immense demand for this valuable Linl-
ment has tempted unpriueipled persons to
counterfeit 1t. In order TO protect the public
against limitations, all the 4 nuine viii have q
private United States Revenue stamp engraved
/ expire sly for it, which stamp viii be found on
/ the wrapper over the cork of every bottle. 1t
I represents a horse held by groom and is eL-
ciTcled by the words DR.. C. +. FroWns Young
4 American Liniment. zach wrapper will have
! the cut and t4ade mark q Dung American on it
and also the words &C. F. Brown Chemical
( Co, sole proprietor"
| CAUTION THE c. P. Brown Chemical
/ Company are determined to prosecute to the full
exten Of the law, all PEI ons making or selling
! the imitation or counterfeit article
Office 90 William ST., New York.
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