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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

SHOOTING AND CUTTTSG BY MARYLAND
ERs-Pr0bGble FJtal RssUlt.-In Baltimore
county, Md, near Meredith's Ford a O 'dcalty
occurred on Tuesday between John W i'5tz
simmons and James II. Bosley. resulting in tae
pTobable fatal wounding Of the latter. Both
gentlemen are respectfully connected and neigb-
oors, and qusrreled about the location OF the
line or fence. While the surveyor was de-
termlning the line an alteration occurred du-
mig which BOsley fired two shots from A re-
yolVer at FitZsimmons. one taking effect in his
shoulder and the other grazing his side Fitz-
mmons then drew knife, and rushing on Bos-
ley, stabbed him In the abdomen. Fitzsimmons
Wasarrested and committed 20 iai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

TIE Woodruff AND CHAPLIN SCANDAL
The New York Star OF Yesterday saws: Mr.
Chsllis has commenced a civil suit az ainst Col
Blood, In the supreme court, 20 recover 5000
damages for the libel on his character pub
lshed in NO odhull & Clsfin's Weekly. Judge
Fancher granted a warrant for the arrest = 8
Col. Blood. and IL was placed in the n GA. -
Judson Jarvis for execution. Late $500
afternoon the Colonel was 81 II az ne 'Tonhs-
The New York correspondent of the Cincin.
natl Gazette saws: 'WOo mil And c,is'n III.
onerec I've tbous2Hu dollars and compIete re-
raetloE II Chgilis will withdraw his suits, The
decision Of Justice Fowler committing Blood
s0r trial has distressed and alarmed these
women, and il l. un,cHrsto0d that they will plead
guilty and appeal 10 the me-cy OF the court"
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Exciting Times i'm the Quebec Lects.

QUEBEC, Nov. 22-An excited debate oc-
Cured in the Quebec legislature. MIR. Jolly
moved for a committee TO inquire into the adj
minlstTatiou OF the Crown lands department,
with especial reference 10 the sale OF timber
limits. The government resisted the motion.
The Premier said he should treat the m ltion as
one OF confidence in the administration.
ON division Mr.. JOly's motion was lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

KILLING OF ONE LUNATIC By ANOTHER IN
AN INSANE AsYLUM.-On last SATURDAY. eve
ming man named Wylie, formerly a citizen OF
Hartford county, Md, but now an inmate Of
the Maryland insane asylum, made an assault
on Mr.. Lackey, who has been a patient AZ tba
institution for the last twenty-six wears When
discovered by DIR Steusrt, the resident phvsi-
clan, Wyie had Lackey under him and was
beating him cruelty. The unfortunate man
was not able TO tell anything concerning tie
assault He fingered until yesterday morning.
when he died from the injuries received an Tie
hands OF his insane fellow-patieut
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A SMALL ARMY or MuRpERERs,

A SMALL ARMY or MURDERERs.-There are
al the present time ing in the TOmbs twenty
one men accused Of murder. Some OF them
have been awaiting trial for two years. The
names of the alleged murderers are follows:
William Foster, Edward ). Stokes, Frederick
Smith, james Tully, Jacob Bender, William j
Sharkey, Catherine Mcguire, Thomas Farrell.
Timothy Landers, Garrett Landers. John Scan
nell, Louis ReicLeRager. John Michaels, An.
thonv Quinn, Thomas Cobb, Patrick Leayey.
AUGUST Wood, DANES z. king.-M L. Slar
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No Confidence i'm Cochise

GIN. CROOKS PEACE POLICY.
NRw YORK, Nov. "a letter from Arizona
states that no confidence is felt there in the
promises Of peace made by the Chief. COchise,
and other Apacbes TO Gen. Howard; that Gen.
Crook has been Furnishing the naraudng In
dians who lateiy murdered Lieut.. Stewart and
several settlers, and that Gen. Crook will soon
teach the Indians 20 10 what is right if let alone
by meddling Indian agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

COMPLICATION IN CUBA.-The Spanish gov.
eminent, through the commissioners of the
public debt, intends to sell all slaves not en-
ployed on plantations, and also the shares OF
STOCK companies and other movable enlarged
property belong to adherents of the reyoIntiou
IN Cuha @N'SANeAOh
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The NIrginin Election

RICHMOND, VA, Now, 22.-An the official
returns are m. Grant received ei 4t's aud Gree
ley 81 Ca. The vote OF Buchanan cOunty-2la
Tor Greeley and - for Grant-will probably be
thrown out on account OF informality i'm the re-
turns. III such is the case Grants majority over
Greeley will be l-g,J. O'COnOr's vote Is not vet
counted, but IL Is small. The state board OF
canyasseTs meet Monday 10 make their ON cial
repOTt.
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Ihe PoIitieaI MudsIIe in Nen orIcans.

NV uALkANS. Nov. I'm Tie ftder Al court
the case OF Kellogg versus WarmOth et a. Wa
postponed TIL Monday. II l. now believed that
Governor WarmOth Will commission all the CITY
aid parish OIL Gers CleST.y elected aud ave them
indicted into Office. The district courts with
the new officers, are working smoothly this
morning. Federal interference in state Affairs
which has been threatened by the custom house
paTtisans ever since the late election, L. not now
apprCheuded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

"You PAY Your MONEY" &c.-The Staun-
ton Va Spectator says.-"The oldest weather
prophet informs us that there has been more
WIND Tor the last two years than for forty be-
fore, and that this winter will be a mild and
open one" The Fredericksburg (VaD Star
states that the persimmon cropis very large this
Ihs is bad news Tor people but good for the
'possums.
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The llIinnis Fire

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The total loss BY the fire
IN Geneva, Ill, yesterday a. m Is now inquired
al SIS. Zoo. Thirty five business firms were
burned out, and thirteen families rendered
homeless.
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WANT TO BE ANNEXED The New York
Commercial Advertiser has information that
the colonists of British North America are pre-
paring 10 hold mass meetings in favor of annex
alton To the United States. There are said to
be ten organizations in the Dominion whose
sole aim is annexation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

THE CAR-HooK MURDRRHR-The widow of
d ID. Putnam, who was killed by Foster with a
car hook In New York, has brought suit against
tne ttn avenue railroad company to recover
$1,000 for the loss Of her husband her counsel
cOntending that the company was bound to pro-
tect him from I'M ury while on their car
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The BEST Cook IN TRNHEssRR.-Miss Kate
JanaWay, daughter of an ex-mayor of the town,
has this year come forward and aud with roast
peer, corn pudding, and variety of vegetables
carried on the premiums at the agricultural fair
at Memphis, Tenn. She is said to have received
twenty 1--we offers of marriage ON the snnt
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evolves In the T0ld'' I'm Frisco
MRS. FAIR PREVENTED FROM LBOTURING By ,

SAN FRANcreco, Nov. 22.-At the hour last
evening when Mrs. Fair was to appear and de-
liver her lecture on evolves in the Fold - about
1000 people congregated in front of Platts
Hall, on Montgomery street, and as MANY before
her residence, on kearney street. The crovds
at both places we're boisterous and threatening
to the hall, but the chief OF police advised her
that It was dangerous for her 70 appear on the
street or at the hall, and refused an escort. He
sent men, however, to keep the streets clear and
preserve the peace. A Carriage came for Mrs
FAR, but she stayed in her room with about a
dozen friends. The crowd hooted and yelled.
snd some or the men tried to force their way up
STAIRS, but were driven back. About two hours
Afterwards all was quiet
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HE STOKES MURDER TRIAL PosrPoNRp.-
Inc case or Edward 5. Stokes. indicted for the
murder of james Fisk in New York, which was
was set down for the first Monday in December,
mas been postponed, by consent of counsel, Till
the secOHd Monday of December ~
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81 ,1Co FOE A BROKEN LEG.-Dr. Newton
brought action in the Brooklyn city court 10
recover from the Brooklyn city railroad $50 600
damages for broken leg and other injuries
sustained by being run over by one Of the cars
Of that company In May last The jury yester-
day aW arded him 4 100,
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DISEASE AMONG THE DEER FAMTLY.-A
party of gentlemen from this city. ACCOMPANIED
by couple OF Baltimore Nimrods, recently re
paired 10 the bills Of northern Pennsylyania
along the line Of the Northern Central railway
in quest Of deer. The party reported deer 70 be
quite plenty, but out OF four or five specimens
shot, they did not bring one carcass home, owing
10 the fact that the animals were attacked with
some malady like the epizootic distempsr.-Har-
risOHtHTg Pal State Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

Two BRoTHRRs SHor.-A shocking tragedy
occurred in Obon county, Tennessee, afew DAYS
ago. Two brothers named Macoinber, who
were running q mill, had an employee named
Saunders, with whom they had wordy alterca-
ton, which resulted in one of them shooting
Saunders in the side. Saunders returned the
tire, killing enc of the brothers instantly and
xounding the other who has since died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

recent advance in the price OF coal In England
has produced large foreign demand for Amer
lean semi bitumiDous COAL The Immediate ef-
feet Of this new development has been 10 inn
press upon the proprietors Of coal lands HIGHER
appreciation OF the intrinsic value of that de-
scription OF property. The Cumberland md,
news says coal lands in Allegany county are
now held at An advance of fifty Der cent. imam
what they were valued at only few mouths
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of 500 lea Oona raAicfesi

CH1oAeo, Nov. p special dispatches from
Wineps, Man., contr addicted the report tn lat
the track layers on the winona and Sc. Peter
railroad who are blocksded with snow are In
any danger Of starvation or even Suffering
Our report says the train sent TO thei relief hsd
arrived at the end Of the track which lie now
Gle ar Of snQw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains full
and interesting details Of the general and local
news Of the past week; latest and best tales,
poems, sketches and society items; together with
interesting local news, Washington news and
&c, &c.
Terms: One dollar and a half per annum, In
tdvance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing,
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Special NOTICES.
Fine Old BYE whisky.

Special NOTICES.
Fine Old Bye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE.
FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE.
LARGE BOTTLES, 81 PEB BOTTLE;
OR SIS PER GALLON.
A'so,sll kinds ofCALIFORNIt " INEs,Tac. and
: per bottle: PORT. AHGEJIOA, MUSCATEL,
SHERRY, HOOK and CLARET. Also, KELLY 5
ISLAND UAIAWBA.
These Wines are very superior, and just as repre-
seDted.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
no4-tr Second and D street, N W.
A Clergyman, while residing In south America,
missionary discoye red q safe and sim PIE remedy
for the of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay 4,
Disease of the Urinary ard Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders bro ught by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel pc
fer preparing and using this medicine, IN sealed
envelope. to any who needs II, Free Of Ca0Tgs.
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar2,1y New York City.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
s URGE to-day were S22S. al 80.
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LECTURES.

INooLN HALL
PROF. JOHN TYNDALL.
Of the Royal Institute, London, will deivera
COURSE OF SIX LECTURES ON
LIG T.,
illustrated with experiments, Apparatus con-
structed and arranged expressly for his lectures IN
America This course is substituted for the an
R
continue on alternate evenings, at O'Clock.
Tickets for the course, with reserved seats ~ ~
DAY MORNING, November 20. at 9 O'Clock, at
Balantyne's book store, 42s 7th street: Admission
sestt The sale Of tickets to any ef the separate
lectures will begin on SATURDAY MORNING
lieu ans see special crcuaPs TO- be had at Balfan
tynes, at the Y. n. c. A rooms at the Smithsonian
Institute, and at the New York Times office, $50
street nov 10 3w
CRAND STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
LIHCOLN BALL SEASON 1872 3.
EDMUND YATFs-hevember, 20;
DANIEL GHEBTY@December 3;
R.J. DE 0RDovA~pecember
suhject-'Our New Clergyman.
MENDELssoHN 9 U1NTTErSIsE CLUB of Boston,
CHRISTMAs CONCERT:
BRET HARTE-January 20
MISS JULIAN EDGARTON-January Is;
Sub ect-F emale Costume; its FOlIies and Chsnges.
WENDELL t PH uL 6 sboutl February 1;
GEoRoE VIM. Cn CUNT s SFsb 90;
Subject to be ann! unced.
oc22 1n 527 7th street.
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GEN. WALKER to-day received the first sam
pie volume of the census on population, with
accompanying maps. The volumes on vital sta
tistics and industry are not yet ready. 1t is ex-
pected that all the volumes will be issued by the
BEGINNING OF the new year.
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a. STRAUS,
l0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Third Door from Eleventh Street

~Store open until p m. and on Saturday until
II p. M, TO accommodate those who have no time
to purchase during the day. noyl5-tr
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INSPECTION OF STEAM VESSELS. ,Joseph
NimmO. supervising inspector general of steam
vessels, has submitted his annual report to the
Secretary ct the Treasury. He recommends
that the power of assistant inspectors be
extended, so that they may be qualified TO per.
form all official acts now devolvng upon local
inspectors; also that power be given by Law to
the Secretary of the Treasury TO convene inves-
tigating boards, composed OF such officers of the
steamboat service as may appear proper to
appoint to that duty, which boards hall have
plenaTy power to inquire into all circumstances
attending casualties, and to suspend or revoke
the licenses OF steamboat inspectors derelict in
their DUTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

MADAME ESTBEN,
WI OILS THIRTEENTH STREET,
LADIES' FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSER
And Human Hair Manufacturer. Paris and New
York cheap human Hair House. Two Ohittinus
Brads only IS. large stock to select from Away
on band. Call and examine for Yourself ocl6 ON
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LlEUT.-CoMMANDER JOHN WILLIAMS. L. s.
n, has been detached from the command of the
Pawnee and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

ASSISTANT SECRETARY RICHARDS IN leaves
tonight for Cambridge, Mass-, and will return
next week with his family, having rented the
house on Lafayette Square formerly occupied
by Vice President ColtaN.
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A T1P-ToP CARICATURH of Walt Whitman,
forming No. Is of the burlesque portraits of
"Men of the Time" has just appeared in the
shop windows of New York, Washingto and
other cities. 1t represents W. W. at full length,
with Enthusiastically easy attitude, immense
beard. hand IN pants pocket, enormous and
open shirt collar, exaggerating all the points till
they ire very funny, while the likeness is ad-
mirably preserved.
1t is said 10 be from the design and burin of
Frank Bellew. If so, that choice artist has
never made more palpable hit.
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The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPRoPRIA-
rIoNs has finished the Indian appropriation bill
and commenced work upen the legislative, ju-
dicial and executive bill. There are fourteen
general appropriation bills to report to the
House, five of which will be ready BIZ the meet
ing of Congress.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CART TER, Of the supreme
court, ID. c., has recently purchased from Mr..
j. Q. Evans fin residence on II street, near
Lafayette square, for the sum of $4,000.
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k'Ok sALE-The largest and best collection OF
= nLsl class kOsEs, CLlM BING aud or -
EAAkk1AL PLANTS. SHRUBS and 4
lhEES. The collection c. mprises the best@
SInos kEcNE in EurSpe OF America. A. yAkDIN
nIoIist, corner Ct Connecticut avenue snd lslh
sHeeL- noy3 Inn
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THR PRESIDENT received no visitors this
morning, being engaged upon his message. The
Cabinet met at noon; all the members present
except Secretary Belknap and Postmaster Cen
eral Creswell. Among those at the White House
to- day was Mrs. Woods, the wife of thu con-
demned man to be executed next Wednesday
for the murder of Mr.. Cheeseman. She was
accompanied by her daughter. They did not
succeed i'll getting an interview with the Presi-
dent,
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RENSON BRO,
- Successor 10 HqYf Walsh, ID
CCRNER 18TH AND q sTKEYTs y W. ~
PREsCRIPTIONS ACCURATkLY Gun ~
49, POUSpAD A
All Hours, Day aud n GIT pavl9 nm
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LARGE BOTTLES, SIPEB BOTTLE;
OR SIS PER GALLON.
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GRANTS FRIENDSHIP FOR THE Sourn :

0RAET FRIENDSHIP FOR THE South -
On the 23d Of March, 1871, President
Grant sent n special message to the
House OF Representatives. at Washing
ton, affirming "that condition Of affairs
now exists in some parts of the Union
rendering lie and property insecure"
Congress granted the special legislation
sought in that message, and straiehtway
the president places certain Counties in
some OF the Southern States under mar.
tlai law, and Institutes Ku Klux inyesti-
cations in others. The legitimate info
renee OF every capitalist at the North and
In Europe from this official declaration
OF the highest officer in the Government
OF the United States is, that "life and
property" in the Southern States is inse-
cure. This official declaration stands
upon record uncontradicted, with all the
authority of the solemn Official sanction
OF the President of the United States TO
verify it. What Northern capitalist.
with this message staring him in the
lace, would invest his capital in the
South unless the risk should be fully
covered by the rate and made amply se
cure? Ii Northern capitalists will shun
such Investments, much more English or
German. The only protest which the
south can enter against this calumny,
cruelty severe upon its citizens in their
struggle for recuperation. is to voto
against Grant, and for peace and recon
ciliation, and Horace Greeley, who is
known all over Europe aud throughout
the North for his lifelong antagonism to
slavery. and the South, but who now
comes forward for peace and reconcilie-
tion, ito clasp hands across the bloody
chasm when Boutwell,, Grants right
arm, spurns reconciliation.
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
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FonETELLINo THE WEATHER.
interesting ideas concerning the cause of
earthquakes and tidal waves, of storms.
and in general what we may call the phi
iosophy of the weather, are advanced by
Mr. +. L. Capen, of the American
Meteorological Society. Mr.. Capen has
devoted many years to incessant watch
ing of the weather, and in noting it's
various phenomena. He thinks he has
found the key to the whole meteorologi-
cal system of the globe. So confident is
he OF the veriications, already obtained,
of the principles which he has finally
adopted. that he has accepted from
General Myers, chief of the Signal Bu-
reau, proposition to submit his theory
to an extraordinary test. He desires
Government aid in the prosecution of
his work of Investigation; and to test the
reality of what he believes he has already y
discovered, he accepts proposition to
foretell the weather seven days in ad-
vance; and he offers to continue this
seven-day test for time long enough to
satisfy the Government of the truth of
his principles.
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NOTICE.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Co.
The State, e1 relotione the Attorney. General.
plaintiff, ps the Greenvilie and Columbia
Railroad Company, defendant.
James 3. Gibbes, James h. Pringle le and Others
plaintiffs, us. the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad Company and others, defendants.
F1NHE undersigned having, by O, der of his
Il Honor Samuel w. Melton, Circuit Judge
or the Fifth Circuit, daied Juno g, 1879.
been appointed Referee on the above stated
oaees, to ascertain and report, among other
things, the amount of indebt 'dness of the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad COMPANY.
with authority by advertisement to REQUIRE
all creditors to establish their respective de-
mands before him:
Notice is hereby given to oil and singular
the creditors OF the said Gretnviie and CO.
iunibia Railroad Company. whether holdii e
bonds OF the fret mortgage, bonds or ccrtifi.
Gates OF indebtedness guaranteed by the
State, bonds or certificates of indebtedness
OF the second mortgage, non. N ortga ge bonds,
or claims OF any other character, 10 present
and establish their respective claims before
tho undersigned, az Referee, at his flee in
Columbia, South Carolina, on or before the
first day of October next, at which time his
report on such claims will be made up and
submitted TO the Court in said cases. There
aro no fees or costa attending registration.
JOHN 8 GREEN, Referee.
COLUMBIA, =. g., June 10, 1879.
JuDe2l MO
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Funeral Invitation.

Inc relatives, friends and acquaintauces of
captain JOHN D. CALDWELL and family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services OF the former, at his late residence.
THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock.
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True Brotherhood Lodge. No. 81

~ AN extra communication of True
XXX Br0therhood Bro Lodge, No 81. A. F. NJ,
AFTERNOON, at haif.past s O'clock. for the
purpose OF paying the last tribute Of respect
to our late brother, JOHN u. CALDWELL.
Members OF sister Lodges and all brethren in
good standing are respeo, fully invited to nt-
tend. By order W. NJ. pro tenn.
Sept 22 G. NJ. WALKER Sacretarx
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BELL SCHNAPPS.
Distilled by the Proprietors.
AT SCIIIEDAM, IN HOLLAND.
AN vIGORATING TONIC
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-. II
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Warranted perfectly pure. and II ee from an
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